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50 years after graduating from Seabreeze ...
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
These four live right here in Ormond Beach! Check out their plans for a big high school reunion. PAGE 11
INSIDE REMEMBERING ROB HARRIS Seabreeze High School student Rob Harris, 18, was killed in a train accident. His friends and family share their memories. PAGE 5
LIGHT THE WAY
Angela Heaster, pictured here with Lewis Heaster, said one of the most amazing parts of creating Light the Way was the support she’s received from her community. “Everyone has been impacted by cancer,” she said. “So people have been jumping on board with this in honor of their father, or their sister. It’s been the most amazing thing.” PAGE 12
Anniversary issue
Anderson-Price building turns 100 PAGE 14 Ormond Beach Woman’s Club turns 125 PAGE 15 Halifax River Yacht Club turns 120 PAGE 13
American Craft Beer Week: Ormond Beach does it right BEER SNOBS UNITE, NEW BREWERIES PAGE 3
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Cheaters nightclub will soon be just a memory
Workshops planned to help seniors with financial scams
Project update: Assisted Living facility planned for Granada Boulevard and developers are seeking to plat neighborhoods.
Residents can also apply for personal consultations. HELP FOR SENIORS
WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
Cheaters Night Club, the defunct, pink nightclub on North U.S. 1 near Interstate 95, will soon become an unpleasant memory for many city officials and business people in the area. A 9,100-square-foot Dollar General store will be constructed at the site, 1545 N. U.S. 1, likely in the near future. Steve Spraker, senior planner for the city, said the owners have submitted a building plan and he expects a demolition plan for the old night club to be submitted soon “I wouldn’t be surprised to see construction start in a month,” he said. When the Cheaters club was constructed, it caused the concern of local business people and city officials because of its location at the gateway to the city. After the site was annexed into the city, the club made an agreement with the city that employees would no longer perform dances, and the business later shut down. ASSISTED LIVING COMING
Coming to the southwest corner of Knightsbridge Crossing Drive and West Granada Boulevard is a 123-unit assisted living facility, Antares of Ormond Beach. The
The first Elder Smart workshop will be 3:30 to 5 p.m. on June 2 in Conference Room 103 in City Hall, 22 S. Beach St.
address of the now-wooded site is 720 W. Granada Blvd. There were neighborhood meetings on the development, but because it conformed to land use and zoning, no City Commission approval was required. The developer has not provided the city with a timeline for site development and building construction.
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The developer has plans to plat Phase Two of River Oaks, shown looking east.
“I can tell you financial scams with the elderly go largely unreported for a variety of reasons.”
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Other plans moving forward show signs of an improving residential market. Chelsea Place has plans to make infrastructure improvements for Phase 3, which has 65 singlefamily lots, and Vanacore Homes seeks to plat 54 lots in River Oaks Phase Two. Both projects will require City Commission approval. River Oaks is east of Interstate 95 and south of Airport Road.
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City Commissioner Troy Kent told a story at a recent commission meeting of a senior woman who realized when she had been scammed. She received a call saying there were “questionable things” going on with her computer. The caller said if she didn’t pay some money, the authorities would come to arrest her. She knew it was a scam, because she didn’t own a computer. Kent related this story to stress the importance of upcoming workshops by Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida in a partnership with the city. Called Elder Smart, the first workshop will be 3:30 to 5 p.m. on June 2 in Conference Room 103, City Hall, 22 S. Beach St. The room is located just before the elevator on the first floor when entering City Hall from the breezeway by the library. Workshops will change each quarter. Topics will include identity theft, home improvement scams, predatory mortgage loans, foreclosure scams, lottery scams, utility insurance scams and credit repair services. “This is a topic that is very important to our senior residents in Ormond Beach,” said Commissioner Bill Partington. “Having been a prosecutor with some experience in elder exploitation, I
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can tell you financial scams with the elderly go largely unreported for a variety of reasons. Some folks may be embarrassed about what happened. Some people may not realized what happened.” He said he once attended a seminar where tapes were played of phone calls to the elderly. “I can only tell you it’s chilling to listen to what happened,” he said. “It goes on to this very day. You’ve seen in the paper about the recent IRS scams. It doesn’t have to be the elderly, but frequently it can be.” He said the seminar will provide tips and techniques in avoiding the crimes. During each workshop, a specific legal topic will be presented by a pro bono attorney, and individuals will be able to ask questions. If attendees wish to meet oneon-one with a pro bono attorney regarding their specific situation, they will need to indicate so on the sign-in sheet upon their arrival, and they will be contacted at a later date.
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The art of crafting a beer New breweries, beer snobs and everything else you need to know about Craft Beer Week. EMILY BLACKWOOD
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he idea to celebrate American Craft Beer Week with a gastropub dining experience came from Mer Fawcett stalking Caroline Taft’s food adventures on Instagram. Her and her husband, Alan Fawcett, own Daytona Beach Brewing Company and always wanted to do some more experienced-based events — something Taft, owner of the food blog The Brazen Gourmand, could relate to. “I was really excited when Mer reached out because I’ve been wanting to make the blog more tangible,” Taft said. “I want to be able to translate stuff into experiences for other people, to tell them that there’s a story behind what you’re drinking and eating.” The Fawcetts, who live in Ormond Beach, paired up with Chef Mark Pullin of The Good Food Truck to create a dining and craft beer pairing experience. The event, held May 15, was sold out. Though Alan Fawcett featured some of his own beer, he also highlighted some guest beers. “Everyone is always asking me what kind of beer I like,” he said. “So these are my favorite beers from around the world, and getting to pair them up with food is a lot of fun.” The process of pairing food and beer is one of trial and error, Taft said. “Some of the obvious pairings that we originally thought,” she said, “once we actually tasted them, it was amazing how some of them are more pronounced, some are more muted. That shaped the menu. That’s why we were confident that people would have a more interesting experience than just eating and drinking things that taste good.” When it comes to pairing, people typically find flavors that are complimentary, like duck confit with rice noodles and fresh lime and one of Fawcett’s peach mango and limed infused brews. The team
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with really fresh veggies and well thought out seasoning.” A longtime Ormond Beach resident, McGrane said he’s always wanted to open up a brewery — though it’s technically owned by his sister, Maura McGrane. “You should be able to be successful when you’re manufacturing your own product,” he said. “Fresh beer is better beer.” Justin Robinson and Brett McPeek
“I don’t think a week is long enough. It’s just a glimpse, not the whole industry.”
parties for his friends and family to give him feedback. Needless to say, he was very popular during that time. “I’d have 15 gallons of beer and invited 30 people over,” he smiled. “I can only drink so much.” Currently, McGrane has 1,500 gallons of 10 different kinds of beer he’ll be selling at Beachside Brew Pub, 1368 Ocean Shore Blvd., which he hopes to open soon. McGrane started brewing as a hobby, but his beer grew far too popular among his friends and family for it JUSTIN to stay just a hobby. ROBINSON, “Everybody loved my president beer,” he laughed. of Ormond Beachside Brew Pub Brewing Co. currently features a large garage door that McGrane installed to get a good NEW BREWERY COMING SOON ocean breeze. In the future, he hopes to have live acoustic musiFor a while, Dan McGrane was cians, a rooftop deck and to serve throwing a party every couple healthy appetizer food. of weeks. During the process of “I want you to drink your carbs,” testing out his beers for his new he said. “Hopefully I’ll have some brewery, McGrane hosted tasting local, wild caught fish and meat
also did pairings with some opposing flavors, like a roasted red pepper tomato bisque — which took Pullin 40 hours to make — and a flemish sour red ale. “Everybody does it when they eat,” Alan Fawcett said. “I think there are obvious ones, like IPAs (India pale ales) go well with spicy foods. Everybody has a different palate.” “I think the point of it is showing the diversity of how much more there is than just drinking beer for the sake of it,” Taft said. “The whole motivation is really experiential dining and showing people that there’s so much more out there.”
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Caroline Taft travels around the world eating food for a living.
ARE ‘BEER SNOBS’ REALLY SNOBBY?
FROM ARMY CAPTAIN TO FOOD BLOGGER
While the term may seem derogatory, a beer snob is simply someone who knows their beer, according to Ormond Brewing Co. President Justin Robinson. “They know a lot more about what they’re drinking, like the different styles and what kinds of hops are in them,” he said. In honor of all the local beer snobs — which Ormond Brewing has been consistently churning out —the company is releasing two new brews: an imperial-style IPA aged in a tequila barrel, and their seasonal blueberry wheat beer. That one is purple. When it comes to the taste palates of the average beer snob, one of the main distinctions is having a taste for hops. “We do a tropical IPA, and I have a friend who’s a beer snob say it wasn’t hoppy enough for him,” Robinson said. “It’s too hoppy for a lot of people, but beer snobs’ palates are accustomed to drinking really hoppy beers. It’s like people with hot sauce. It’s the same thing.”
Ormond Beach resident Caroline Taft joined the army six years ago in the spirit of adventure. She attended West Point United States Military Academy and rose through the ranks to captain. But from a young age, Taft had always been “culinarily curious,” and eventually channeled that energy into her blog The Brazen Gourmand, which documents her taste-based travels and cooking adventures. “I travel to eat,” she laughed. “I really think the best way to learn about a culture is to eat their food.” Some of the weirdest foods she’s tried included a deep-fried snake, and bushmeat. “The bushmeat was better than the snake,” she said. “That tasted like a garden hose.” Learn more about Taft and her food adventures by visiting thebrazengourmand.com.
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Teen killed by train was CHAMBER’S FIRST JOB a friend to everyone FAIR GOES TO WORK Robert Harris was killed by a train May 15, by the Tomoka River Trestle. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
This photo of Rob Harris was posted on Twitter by Allison Kennedy, who wrote, “Really going to miss seeing this smile. I love you Rob.”
A southbound train struck and killed 18-year-old Ormond Beach resident Robert Harris May 15 by the Tomoka River Trestle. According to a police report from the Ormond Beach Police, the train crew saw a person on the tracks and started sounding the whistle and applying the brakes. Harris got up, started running away from the train, fell down, regained his footing and continued running. The train then struck him. Kris and Dean Crider live near the train tracks on North U.S. 1, and they heard the incident. They stood in front of the tracks after the crash and directed people away. “We heard the boom,” Kris Crider said, “and the screeching.” According to the incident report, Harris’ friend Samuel Boatner found him on the tracks outside of River Grille restaurant. Boatner was supposed to pick him up after Harris got off work, but couldn’t located him once he arrived at the restaurant. Boatner told police he noticed the train slowing down, and that Harris had sent him a message on Snapchat showing him on a train trestle bridge.
After attempts to call him and talking to the restaurant staff — who said they hadn’t seen Harris since he clocked out — Boatner walked down the tracks and found Harris on the ground with one of the train crew members. His father, also named Robert Harris, said he and his wife, Patricia Best, saw him earlier that day working at River Grille. “She wanted to see him in a uniform,” Harris said. “We were so proud of him. He had a very kind heart. I could tell by how many friends he always had around that he was doing something right.” John Mirabile had Harris as a student in his film and English classes at Seabreeze High School and said he was intelligent, funny, pleasant and witty. “All the things you look for in a person,” he said. “There are some kids that can talk to everybody, and they’re rare. He was one of those kids. Everyone felt like they had a friend in him. That was his gift.” Harris was a junior at Seabreeze, and Mirabile said he enjoyed discussing different kinds of films with him. “He was the person you looked forward to seeing every day. As a teacher, he made coming to school a lot more fun.” His father agreed. “He was just the best you could ask for in a son.”
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“I ... need employers of all shapes and sizes. Food service, car washes, internships.” AIDA SPINA, of Take This Job and Work It
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Fifteen prospective employers greeted job seekers the afternoon of May 17 at the first Ormond Chamber of Commerce Job Fair, held in the Nova Recreation Center on North Nova Road. Rick Fraser, executive director of the chamber, said the initiative began when he was working with S.R. Perrott, the beverage distributor on North U.S. 1, on finding employees. They decided to open the effort up to the community. The day turned out to be successful for the Perrott representatives, as they hired a person at the event as a warehouse worker. The company had a sales manager, driver manager and warehouse
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Shannon Benes, Human Resources director at Parks Dermatology, talks with Susan Ward and Ashley Yelvington, who is graduating from Seabreeze High School.
operator at the event to talk to applicants. Kahlin Grant, of Synergy Billing, said she was able to let people know about their 12-week program to teach billing and coding, funded by grants. Shannon Benes, of Parks Dermatology, said people seemed surprised to see a dermatologist at the event. But, she said, they have five offices with 60 employees and have jobs such as billing assistant and patient services. “I’ve collected quite a few resumes,” she said. “I think we had a good turnout.” About 60 applicants came through in the first two hours. Fraser said the event will be repeated next year. EMPLOYERS NEEDED
Also on hand was Aida Spina, executive director of Take This Job & Work It, a new initiative started this year by local businessman Dwight Selby to connect employers with people seeking summer jobs. Spina said she has students from nine area high schools and emphasizes that she has college students from 15 colleges, including the local colleges and others such as Florida State University and Rollins College. What she needs are companies to register. Contact Spina at 615-962-0521 or workitvolusia@gmail.com. Visit takethisjobandworkit.org.
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A wild guess of what should go where I wouldn’t be surprised if Mayor Kelley offered me a job in city planning after this.
EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
I love the potential of things. It’s the reason why there are three to six empty notebooks at my apartment at any given time. Blank canvases, an unscheduled calendar and empty wall space are all food to my wild imagination; I can’t help but daydream about the neverending possibilities. So while I’m doing my daily 15 minutes of waiting in traffic on Granada Boulevard, and I notice a vacant building, you can bet my mind is running.
So instead of keeping all these insane ideas to myself, I thought I’d share them with you. Maybe you’ll like them, maybe you’ll think I’m crazy, maybe it’ll spark a better idea than mine! Either way, hopefully this will start a conversation that will end with all of Ormond’s vacant buildings finally being filled. Disclaimer: I literally have no clue about codes or rules or anything about what kinds of businesses can or can’t exist in certain buildings. So if I’ve gotten something horribly wrong (which in my experience happens often), then let me know. In a nice way though, like, with a fruit basket. First on my list is 9 W. Granada Blvd., or formally known as the building with all the cool window paint, right before you cross the bridge. Now, because I’m such a big
fan of sitting and drinking coffee in places that aren’t my living room, my first instinct with every vacant building is always a coffee shop. This place in particular would be an excellent choice because it’s close enough to the river for a leisurely walk and its big, beautiful windows would make for excellent people-watching. Personally, I’d love for the place to feature some local coffee brewers, have one of those cool free libraries and be a hub for writers and creative types to gather and discuss how to make our community a more interesting place. Second on the watch list is the infamous old Food Lion at 101 E. Granada Blvd. Personally speaking, I would love to see a Target or a Barnes and Noble go there. Though this building is huge and could have the potential to store many different types of huge chains, I think the bigger benefit would be doing some-
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thing to make East Granada Boulevard more of downtown, walking friendly community. So maybe we should tear down the thing all together and build a structure more similar to its neighboring Gaslamp Shoppes. Think of how many coffee shops we could put in there then! My last request is for something to fill the void at 71 W. Granada Blvd. The building was recently painted red, which for some reason made me think it was going to house a pizza shop. I welcome the next diner, whether everything is made out of celery or has a “Life On Mars” theme (both of which are real places). The more the merrier! Though I may not have solved anything with this column, I do hope that our city’s vacant spaces become filled with the kinds of businesses that bring people together because that’s what makes a community a community.
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W Isaiah Sutton gets past Scott Treur’s tag to reach third base.
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evin Treur, head coach for the Red Sox 12U team, said that assistant coach James Vollinger deemed them as a bunch of overachievers. After winning just three games throughout the season, they went on to win the Ormond Beach Youth Baseball and Softball Association, Bronco League championship 13-4 over the Brewers Friday, May 13, at Nova Community Park. “It just all came together for us,” Treur said. “We only went through two pitchers during the game. They didn’t pitch fast, but they threw strikes, and, when the Brewers hit, our defense made plays.” The Red Sox took a 2-0 lead in the first inning, but the majority of their runs came in the last three innings, as they were frequently walked and then stole bases to reach home plate. “One of the nice things about this team,” Truer said, “is that we didn’t have a bunch of competitive baseball team, but we just kept working hard, and they kept getting better.” — JEFF DAWSEY
The Red Sox won only five games but just enough to win the league title.
PROUD TO BE NO. 2 After losing by nine runs, the Brewers enthusiastically ran to slap hands with the Red Sox, and, after getting their trophies, they pumped them in the air as they shouted “Second place! Second place!” They never gave up, and they proudly walked off the fields with their heads, and trophies, held high.
“One of the nice things about this team is that we didn’t have a bunch of competitive baseball players, but we just kept working hard, and they kept getting better.” KEVIN TREUR, Red Sox head coach
hat a memorable sports year! I am proud to have covered such studentathletes, who helped produce a year of extroardinary content. Who can forget the historic football season Matanzas put forth, eight games—six straight? The Pirates had not finished with a winning record in any of their previous seasons. Then, the Lady Pirates pulled off a historic weightlifting season, winning the conference, district and region championships. After getting to the Final Four for the first time in the program’s history, Flagler Palm Coast Lady Bulldogs won over 20 games before losing its first and went 24-2 on the season. Mainland’s Abagaile Killian stepped on the mound and gave her opponents fits, averaging over 10 strike outs per contest throughout the season. And, the Lady Bucs’ flag football team won 13 straight games and faithfully held the No. 1 ranking in 1A, which was, by far, their highest ranking ever. Also, the girls’ and boys’ track teams made historic strides this year. The girls finished as district runners-up for the first time in history, and the boys repeated as district champions and then won their first regional title. The Lady Sandcrabs lost their undefeated season but avenged that shutout loss against Mainland for another district championship. Also, the girls’ soccer team won all year before nearly advancing to the Elite Eight with such a young team. And then there were the champions. Adrian Killins’ repeated as 200-meter state champion; Justin Pacifico avenged last year’s 800 with his title run; Kendrick Thomas showed resilience to claim FPC’s first weightlifting title in years, and then Mike Astrologo’s miraculous lift added a second state title for FPC; Viktor Goth cruised to two state swimming titles for Seabreeze. The girls at Seabreeze also won the 4x400 relay, and Father Lopez boys won the cross country state title. I want to thank them for all of these memorable moments and and for helping me produce such great content. On many occasions, players shared personal stories or pointed me to teammates with inspiring stories to write about. So they’ve left marks in more ways than you know, and I’m truly thankful for an incredible year. Thanks for the memories!
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State champions The Seabreeze Sandcrabs’ 4x400-meter relay team (Tonette Jackson, Jasmine Taylor, Sarah Myers and Vail Linn) took first place at the FHSAA State Track Meet on Saturday, May 7, in Bradenton. The group also took silver in the 4x100meter relay.
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The Ormond Beach Apollo 15U soccer team recently concluded an undefeated season with a 5-3-0 record. The Apollo scored 23 goals while only allowing 18 on defense. In the photo above: back row, from left: Coach Alex Perez, Jaden Collins, Nate Thompson, Cameron Bowling, Quinten Vansteenkiste, Kody Frain and Dillon Vollinger; front row (left to right): Gabe Caffrey, Nathan Thomas, Brian Kim, Graham Geis, Junie Lee, Hunter Sweat, Nathan Mackey, Carver Galloway
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Petite finals; and girls’ 2x (Mhari Whyte and Celeste Sebastien) placed sixth in the petite finals. Also, to celebrate National Learn-to-Row Day, Halifax will be hosting an open house, where it will allow anyone 12 years and older to tour its boathouse, meet the current members, try indoor rowing machines and test skill in a racing shell on from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday, June 4, at its 201 City Island Parkway location. Visit www.halifaxrowing.org.
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Harvey Newton, Larry Frank and John Patrick are all on the reunion committee.
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SEABREEZE CLASS OF 1966
50 years later Former classmates from Seabreeze High School will reunite this weekend. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
Carl Persis was a former mayor and principal and is currently running for Volusia County School Board District 4. He said he’s excited to see his classmates again, especially the ones he hasn’t seen since graduation.
CLASS OF ’66 REUNION PLANNING COMMITTEE Harvey Newton, Susan Cobb Clayton, Larry Frank, Linda McCutchen Hucks, Dr. Chuck Duva, Max Zahn, Bonnie Brinker Thompson, Ryan Anderson Adams, Kathy Odiorne Hanson, Helen Williams Hebert, Carl Persis, Susan Balch Durrance, Chris Deross Robbins, Bill Sacks, Albert Teebagy, Wyc Woodfin, John Patrick, Joan Knowles Powell, Vicki Bernard George and Skip Dixon
Like many former students of the class of 1966, Larry Frank has many memories of his time at Seabreeze High School — some good, some bad. “I still have nightmares about not being able to find my locker,” he laughed as he walked through the halls 50 years later. A member of the Class of ’66 Reunion Planning Committee, Frank did his due diligence in tracking down all his former classmates from Seabreeze, and even a little further back. John Patrick and Harvey Newton were just two of a larger group that also attended Merricourt Kindergarten and Play School with Frank back in 1954. Though they didn’t hang out much during high school, they’ve enjoyed reconnecting as adults. “I had a good time in school,” Newton said. “I didn’t excel as a student by any means, but I managed to graduate.”
“We’re survivors,” chimed in Frank. “We showed up. That’s half the battle.” Former principal and Ormond Beach mayor Carl Persis is also on the committee, and says his job is to create a playlist of tunes from the 1960s for the party. He said his favorite memories are winning a contest to see the Beatles perform on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” and having to go with his football coach to bring the surfers who skipped class back in from the beach. “They would be in class with their hair all wet, and I just thought it was so funny,” he said. “Seabreeze was just great.”
An Olympic weightlifting coach, Harvey Newton always did a lot of athletics in high school. He always had a strong affiliation with Seabreeze and said he really enjoyed his time there.
Larry Frank was really quiet in school and kind of kept to himself. Though he wasn’t on any athletic teams, he loved going to the games and being a spectator.
John Patrick became a psychologist, and is now a wood turner. However in school, he never got to go to shop class.
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LIGHT THE WAY 4 to 8 p.m. at Gaslamp Shoppes on Granada, 54 E. Granada Blvd. See story on this page. ZENTANGLE MANDALAS 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Cost is $35 for members and $38.50 for nonmembers. Call 676-3347.
SATURDAY, MAY 21
ORMOND BEACH’S ENVIRONMENTAL DISCOVERY CENTER 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at 601 Division Ave. Guided building tours and environmental activities. Public parking for the event will be at Prince of Peace Catholic Church, 600 S. Nova Road, with a shuttle available from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Call 676-3293. “A TASTE OF BROADWAY” 2:30 and 7 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Presented by Just 4U Productions. Cost is $17 for general admission. Call 445-0985. WHISKEY TASTING 6 to 8 p.m. at the Museum of Arts & Sciences. Hands-on tasting class while comparing different kinds of whiskey from the United States, Canada, Ireland and Scotland. Co-hosted by Breakthru Beverage and is for ages 21 and over. RSVP is required. Admission is $15 for members and $25 for future members. Call 255-0285.
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BOATING WEEK National Safe Daytona Beach Sail and Power Squadron, held May 21 to 27 with planned activities every day. Visit www. DBSPS.org, or call Brian Crusan at 451-8691. VIP with a meet and greet and $25 for general. Call 676-3375. FIRST RESPONDER APPRECIATION DAY 3 to 9 p.m. at Riverbend Community Church. Sporting activities, inflatables and a dodgeball tournament. Free. Call 451-5501.
MONDAY, MAY 23
CAPTAIN JAMES ORMOND CHAPTER OF DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 11 a.m. at the Anderson Price Memorial Building, 42 N. Beach St. Program will be “Celebrating Our 50th Anniversary.” Cost is $14. Reserve by May 19. Call 441-4419. MANAGE YOUR KIDNEY HEALTH 2 p.m. at the Cafeteria Annex in the Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center, 301 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. Register today at KidneySmart.org/Class or call 904-823-1594. STRETCH AND RESTORE YOGA IN THE MUSEUM GALLERIES 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Cost is $10 for members and $12 for nonmembers who preregister, and $12 for members, $15 for nonmembers. 676-3347.
Lighting the way to more connected community Lewis and Angela Heaster using their foundation to bridge the gap between local people in need and people who want to help. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
When Malka Altman was going through chemotherapy, she often told her family and friends about the many obstacles she saw other cancer patients facing and how she wanted to help them. After she died in 2014, longtime friend Angela Heaster decided she was going to put Altman’s desire to serve into action with Light the Way. The idea went into motion after a conversation Heaster had with Malka Altman’s son Josh and cancer survivor Sheryl Selby, who also went through chemotherapy with Malka Altman. “They were concerned about the other patients,” Heaster said. “Even with good insurance and support it’s still a struggle.” Though Angela Heaster and her husband, Lewis Heaster, have been serving local charities for over 15 years through the Heaster Family Foundation, the couple wanted to do something to bring local cancer patients together with local
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Angela and Lewis Heaster, founders of the Heaster Family Foundation, are creating a program to connect local cancer patients with people who want to help them.
people who wanted to help. The couple filled a committee with doctors, social workers, therapists, nurses, cancer survivors and others who understand what cancer patients really need. Heaster’s team has told her that top needs are healthy meals, transportation and help with housekeeping. “Some patients will go for a full day of chemo and then have to wait two hours for the Votran,” she said. Light the Way may help pay for an Uber ride, or connect the patient to a service willing to pick them up for free. The Heasters will kick off Light the Way with a community event May 19 at Gaslamp
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120 years on the river Most yacht club members do not own a yacht. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
“I call this my waterfront property,” said Sheri McQuarrie, indicating the boat parked in a slip at Halifax River Yacht Club. She said she’s “landlocked” where she lives on the mainland in Ormond Beach, but the boat gives her access to the water. “It’s my floating condo,” she said. McQuarrie is actually in the minority at the yacht club, located just south of Orange Avenue at 331 S. Beach St., Daytona Beach. Most of the 500 members do not own boats. “It’s a social and networking club,” said Julie Borre, membership director, at the 120th Anniversary Celebration on May 14, where members gathered for a social hour and dinner. The event included a Sundowner ceremony, a patriotic flaglowering with officers in uniform and accompanying cannon fire. Borre said families enjoy the club, which has a swimming pool with tiki bar, because there are activities for all ages, including dances, holiday parties, barbecues and pickleball for adults; and kayaking, sailing and special events for the kids.
There’s also a business aspect to the club. Members can have meetings of their own organization in one of the private rooms. And, being a yacht club, there are many nautical events, such as the May 27 Gulfstreamer, a sailboat race to Charleston. There are boat excursions to other yacht clubs and races for avid sailors throughout the year. The club brochure says nonboaters in the club often catch a ride with other members. LEARNING TO SAIL
McQuarrie, wife of Past Commodore Mike, called the youth sailing club “amazing.” “Chelsea started when she was five,” she said. “I didn’t want to make her nervous by watching, but I looked out later and saw her in a boat by herself, sailing.” The club also offers a youth sailing camp open to the public each summer for ages 8 to 16. Also from Ormond Beach are present Commodore Glen Wagner and his wife, the first lady, Kelly Wagner. “The club is an amazing place,” Kelly Wagner said. “When we moved down here I didn’t have a friend. Now I have hundreds of friends. I never had so many in my life.” The Wagners currently have a 55-foot engine-driven yacht that has four state rooms. “This boat will go anywhere,” Glen Wagner said. “We hit eightfoot waves and just put the throttle up and went through them.” But, he mentions he’s had half a dozen boats. “A boater is always thinking about his next boat,” he said.
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The McQuarrie family gathers for a photo on their boat during the anniversary celebration. Shown are Chelsea, 10, Sheri, Bailey, 13, and Mike.
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The HRYC is a member of the Florida Council of Yacht Clubs, so they accommodate visitors from other clubs. Of their 39 slips, three are open for guests. One recent visitor from Fort Lauderdale, Mike Efford, said he sometimes anchors in the river but also occasionally docks. Asked if people would stop at a dock in Ormond Beach, he said yes, especially if ads were placed in boat publications. Not only would the dock attract longrange travelers, but he believes boaters would travel from Daytona Beach or other nearby cities
for lunch. The city of Ormond Beach is currently applying for grants to possibly build a dock at Cassin Park for day visits.
OLDEST YACHT CLUB The Halifax River Yacht Club was started by 13 townsmen in 1896 who raced their single-masted sailboats on the river. The current, two-story HRYC building was built in 2007. The original building was never closed during construction, so the HRYC is the oldest, continuously operating, yacht club on the East Coast in the same location. Visit hryc.com.
“Now I have hundreds of friends. I never had so many in my life.” KELLY WAGNER, member, Halifax River Yacht Club
Commodore Glen Wagner and wife, Kelly, pose on their boat during the 120th Anniversary Celebration of Halifax River Yacht Club.
Officers of Halifax River Yacht Club conduct a Sundowner ceremony, a patriotic lowering of the flag.
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Anderson Price Building turns 100 Construction for the Anderson Price Building started in 1912. LISA WOLFE STAFF WRITER
Members of the Village Improvement Association in Ormond Beach celebrated the 100th year of operation of the Anderson Price Building. The building, a great example of 20th century architecture, was named in honor of John Anderson and Joseph Price. In January 1898 a group of women residents met at the Ormond Beach Union Church to form an organization called the Village Improvement Association. Their goals were to promote neatness and order in the village of Ormond Beach, and to do whatever may be needed to improve and beautify the town as their place of residence and keep it in a healthful condition. In 1912 construction on the Anderson Price Building began after the VIA successfully raised
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Ormond Beach Mayor Ed Kelley cuts the cake with Ormond Beach Historic Society President Patricia Samples.
$8,000. The building was to be used as a library and meeting place for the VIA and other community groups. Construction was completed 100 years ago in 1916. In 1958, its name changed to the Ormond Beach Woman’s Club, at which time a kitchen and tea room
were added. The library remained in the building until 1969, when it was then moved to its current location at the city. The Anderson Price Building was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1984. Mayor Kelley proclaimed May 15, 2016, as a day to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Anderson Price Memorial Building. The building still stands at 42 N. Beach St.
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Brothers Hal and Bill Butts had many painting sessions for a painting they posed in with their mother 77 years ago. Once their mother died, Hal didn’t have anywhere to hang the painting because it was too big. He was asked if he would like to donate the painting to the Anderson Price Building, which he did. The painting was hung in a hallway for some time before being moved to the boardroom, once building renovations started a few years ago. This past week, Hal talked his brother into attending the birthday celebration, in order to have their photo taken in front of the painting 77 years after it was completed. Hal would have been 6 years old and Bill was 4 when the painting was completed by Unberto Romano. When the young boys weren’t posing, they would go outside and try to bang nails into the tires of Romano’s car, but it never worked, Bill said.
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Ormond Beach Woman’s Club celebrates 125th birthday Club President Beverly Ferrell says they do more than just play bridge. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR
First founded in 1891, the Ormond Beach Woman’s Club was originally called the Ormond Village Improvement Association. Its members did include men —until they kicked them out not even a year later. In 125 years, the club has maintained its mission to “promote neatness and order in the village” through fundraisers that support organizations like the Great Kids Explorer Club and Halifax Urban Ministries. At their anniversary party May
13, President Beverly Ferrell honored a few select members for their contributions, though all 20 of them put in a great deal of effort. “All of you are special,” she said at the podium, “and that’s about the most I can say without crying.” Though club membership has declined over the past few years due to their older demographic, Ferrell and her gang don’t plan on stopping any time soon. “It’s gone on for so long,” she said. “We just feel an obligation that it needs to go on as long as it possibly can.”
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President Beverly Ferrell honored Frances Bruno, Jean Crawford and Ruth Matheny for their contributions to the club.
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House on the Tomoka River tops the sales list WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR
Nationstar Mortgage LLC, of Coppell, Texas, sold 53 Crestwood Circle to Jeffrey Fuller, of Ormond Beach, for $125,000. Built in 1968, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,486 square feet. It sold in 1970 for $24,000.
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house with a boat dock on the Tomoka River was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of March 27 through April 2 in Ormond Beach and Ormondby-the-Sea. John and Romona Meneough, as trustees, sold 10 Tidewater Drive to Raul Rodas, of Ormond Beach, for $850,000. Built in 1987, the house has four bedrooms, four baths, a fireplace, swimming pool, boat lift, boat house and 4,506 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $630,000.
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The top seller is in the Tidewater neighborhood, has 4,506 square feet and features access to the Tomoka River.
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Barbara Tumbleson sold 72 Country Club Drive to Timothy and Tisha Jones, of Ormond Beach, for $445,428. Built in 1964, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,264 square feet. It sold in 1980 for $97,500. Constance Treloar, individually and as trustee, sold 30 Bosarvey Circle to David and Kim Winbigler, as trustees, for $349,000. Built in 1965, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,311 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $315,000. Roger and Patricia Fritts sold 1319 Northside Drive to Rebec-
ca Cunningham, of Ormond Beach, for $230,000. Built in 1984, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,068 square feet. It sold in 1998 for $122,000. Vail and Karen Otis, of Birmingham, Alabama, sold 23 Aucuba Circle to Linda Santrock, of Ormond Beach, for $219,000. Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,958 square feet. Donald and Kimberly DeVincent, of Bridger, Montana, sold 41 Ellsworth Ave. to James and Donna Fresquez, of Ormond Beach, for $155,000. Built in 1966, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a
fireplace and 1,580 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $111,000. Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 99 Magnolia Drive to John and Malgorzata Collins for $134,900. Built in 1956, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,221 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $66,500. Bruce Heck, of Ormond Beach, and Steven Heck, of Prairie View, Louisiana, sold 304 Gatewood Court to Darcy Combs, of Daytona Beach, for $129,900. Built in 1981, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,246 square feet. It sold in 1995 for $72,500.
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Gail Distefano sold 1291 Biltmore Drive to RL and DL Partners LLC, of Ormond Beach, for $90,000. Built in 1960, the house has two bedrooms, 1.5 baths and 940 square feet. It sold in 1974 for $24,500. Jeffrey Brown, of Gananoque, Canada, sold 150 Limewood Place to Jacob and Carol Barr, of Ormond Beach, for $79,000. Built in 1985, the house has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,316 square feet. It sold in 1985 for $60,500.
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Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 131 Melrose Ave. to Lisette and Matthew Diaz, of Ormond Beach, for $120,000. Built in 1955, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 1,040 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $169,000.
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Chelsea Place CP and HG Residential Lots LLC, of Daytona Beach, sold 321 Chelsea Place Ave. to Rebecca Borgini, of Ormond Beach, for $317,930. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,979 square feet.
Starr Real Estate LLC, of Ormond Beach, sold 2 Water Oak Circle to Jimmy and Sharon McKinney, of Ormond Beach, for $189,000. Built in 1962, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,772 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $125,000.
Maigret Properties LLC, of Findlay, Ohio, sold 364 Chelsea Place to Jerald and Kimberly Becker,
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3BR/2.5BA move in ready home with the highest standards. Exquisite designs and modern detail throughout. Dazzling fixtures. Brilliant porcelain tile. Eye-catching backsplash. High-end, custom, all wood cabinetry. Perfect beachside setting for this Modern Masterpiece. Private beach access. Price: $499,000. Call Carly Krajewski at 386-872-0878.
This home boasts 3 bedrooms/3 full baths, an office/den and over 3,000 sq. ft. of living space. Features include spacious great room with disappearing glass doors which opens onto a generous sized lanai with a new pool/water fall and all paver decking. Upgraded cabinetry in kitchen! Owner’s wing includes a large master suite, sitting area, his & hers walk-in closets and a spacious master bath w/ double vanity sink and large garden tub & walk-in shower. Guest wing has two suites, each with its own bath. Price: $569,900. Call Patti McKinley at 386-235-0462.
Living is easy in this 3br/2bth/2gr residence! The light and bright floor plan greets you with new laminate wide plank hard wood flooring. The decorative arches guide you from the formal living room to the dinning and eat-in kitchen. The kitchen is perfect for entertaining, open to the spacious family room and also opens up to the back porch/ yard. New carpet in all the bedrooms. This split floor plan is perfect for a family or vacation getaway. Price: $165,000. Call Heather Leek at 407-310-6990.
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All furnishings are included in this perfect seaside getaway -- fridge, futon, murphy bed and kitchenware. Centrally located -- walk to the movies, waterpark, pier and numerous restaurants and bars. Lay by the Oceanside pool, recently renovated and freshly pavered -- a tropical paradise! Rent it when you aren’t there for extra income -- avg is $750/mo and a premium for winter months and event weeks! DON’T MISS OUT BEFORE PRICES GO UP. Price: $44,900 Call Tammi Williams at 386-843-3133.
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Anita Mueller sold 30 Capistrano Drive to Patrick Cleaves and Doreen White for $285,000. Built in 1989, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,028 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $175,000.
3 Bedroom, 2.5 bath home with an oversized 1 car garage and storage room. The original wood flooring really sets the comfort of this home and gives you a sense of old charm. Newly renovated home with kitchen cabinets, new tile and wood flooring in owners suite. Fresh paint on the walls (inside and out), polished original wood floors and new faux wood blinds. Price: $179,900. Call Cindy Lee Harper at 386566-4747.
2BR/2BA home has plenty to offer! The owner’s suite is light and bright, offers ceiling fans, walk-in closets, vertical blinds and a walk-in shower. The large porch is perfect for evenings outdoors. Off the garage is an 11x10 utility room with washer/dryer hook-ups. Price: $119,900. Call Becky Beaudoin at 386-301-0060.
2BR/2BA villa in sought after Villages of Royal Palm. This villa offers new plantation shutters on all windows, new washer and dryer, stove and microwave. Carpet in both bedrooms, living and dining areas, and tile in kitchen, baths and Florida room. There is room for ample storage in the master bedroom’s walk-in closet and cabinets in garage. Come enjoy all that Royal Palm has to offer! This includes the clubhouse with billiards, exercise room, library, craft room, 2 pools (1 heated), tennis, basketball, bocce, shuffleboard and more. Come see this one today! Price: $183,000. Call Elena Scott at 386-566-6984.
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Coquina Point Melissa Stokke, of Ormond Beach, sold 45 Coquina Point Drive to Lindy Kopp, of Ormond Beach, for $255,000. Built in 1991, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 1,831 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $146,000.
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Lawrence and Carol Herlihy, of Ormond Beach, sold 1449 Sunningdale Lane to Ann Gelineau, of Ormond Beach, for $238,000. Built in 2003, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,175 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $226,000.
In honor of National Healthcare Volunteer Week, April 10 to 16, the six Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties recognized the volunteers who donate their time and talents to the hospitals. On April 13, Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center hosted a volunteer appreciation luncheon at The Shores Resort in Daytona Beach Shores for more than 110 volunteers. During the event, four volunteers
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Todd Universal LLC, of Ormond Beach, sold 187 Black Hickory Way to Rogelio Manalo and Cristina Justo, of Ormond Beach, for $285,000. Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,064 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $367,600.
were recognized for 5,000 hours of service: Rosalie Bernstein, Marge Garrett, Susan Maynes and Auxiliary President Pat McCarthy. In addition, teenage volunteer Alexandra Scott was recognized as the Shirley Sliwa TAV Honoree and received $1,500 to assist in furthering her educate after high school. Volunteer Don Cole received the Honorary Life award for his 14 years of service, totaling 5,306 hours.
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Plantation Bay Enterprise Hospitality Development LLC, of Clarksville, Indiana, sold 1289 Harwick Lane to Donald and Linda Divito, as trustees, for $257,900. Built in 2012, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,883 square feet.
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Breakaway Trails Dawn Oakwood sold 119 Deep Woods Way to Duane Herdegen III, of Ormond Beach, for $355,000. Built in 2004, the house has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 3,050 square feet.
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Lester and Carol Mclean, of Silver Springs, sold 659 S. Ridgewood Ave. to Daniel Myara, of Ormond Beach, for $35,000. Built in 1954, the house has four bedrooms, one bath and 1,178 square feet. It sold in 1989 for $54,000.
Tomoka Oaks Glenn Juckett, of Ormond Beach, and Susan Juckett, of Tallahassee, sold 311 Rio Pinar Drive to Alan and Jaclyn Hall, of Ormond Beach, for $243,000. Built in 1979, the house has four bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,642 square feet. It sold in 1989 for $152,000.
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Donald Barker sold 672 Wellington Station Blvd., Unit 65, to Jan and Maria Szlajnda, of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, for $62,500. Built in 1997, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 975 square feet. It sold in 1999 for $59,000.
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Halifax Plantation David DeAngelis, of Ormond Beach, sold 3116 Sperrin Drive to Timothy Scheele, of Rush City, Minnesota, for $350,000. Built in 2004, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 2,503 square feet.
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of Ormond Beach, for $270,000. Built in 2006, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,344 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $420,000.
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