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A year and a half after her life-saving kidney transplant, an Ormond woman’s passion for dance and faith are reignited.

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n 2013, Cindy Lescarbeau barely had enough energy and stamina to get to work. A five-year battle with kidney failure had left her on the couch, too exhausted to do much of anything. “I just saved all my energy to get to work and get home,” Lescarbeau said. “It was hard on my family. I started going downhill very slowly, but that last year I lost my vigor for life. I didn’t feel depressed, I just didn’t feel anything.” “It made me depressed seeing her just dragging away,” said her son, 23-year-old Julian Lescarbeau. It’s still hard for her to believe that someone who was once a total stranger, was willing to give Lescarbeau her life back. Erika Treadway, whose only connection to Lescarbeau at the time was attending the same, very large place of worship: Tomoka Christian Church. “I met her two months before the surgery,” Lescarbeau said. “She said she couldn’t bear to

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look at my kids and know that she could have given them their mom back.” Once the surgery was complete, the kidney started working immediately, and both women progressed faster than the doctors anticipated. One doctor even nicknamed the organ “a super kidney.” “I thank God, and I thank Erika, because she gave me my life back, and she gave me more time with my kids and my husband and with the company and all the things I want to do,” Lescarbeau said. “She’s an amazing person, and we should be like her.” In the year and a half after her transplant, Lescarbeau has been very busy making sure she doesn’t take a single day for granted. Her faith-based dance company, Dance Divine Ministries, stayed small since its opening in 2000 with 26 students and five staff members. After her surgery, she had the energy, confidence and faith to take a risk with her business. “In the spring I started feeling really good,” Lescarbeau said.

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Cindy Lescarbeau with Gabby Buckner, a dancer at her academy.

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In his nearly two decades as a judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, William Parsons has done everything he possibly could in his honorable position. He has served twice as chief judge and presided over criminal, civil, family, dependency, juvenile delinquency and probate cases. Parsons said some of his favorite memories from the bench are working with other judges. When he first started, the judges he worked with helped him to think like a judge, and be completely neutral when trying cases — a skill that is very difficult for most to overcome. “When a lawyer comes in and makes a presentation, they’re presenting the argument in the client’s best interest,” Parsons said. “At the end of the day, the judge is there with these two strong argu-

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Kalan Lis and Ichi Vazquez bring hula-hoop heroics to seniors at Seaside Manor.

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A PICTURE IS WORTH ... The Casements Camera Club third-annual Spring Exhibit Awards Banquet was held at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. The exhibit runs through June 26 and is free to the public. The winners include:

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Cinderella is played by Ashlyn Mallar, Cat by Abby Couillard, Bluebeard by Johnathan Foege and Pirate Pat by Melissa Gibbs.

ORMOND RESIDENTS STAR IN PLAY With over half the cast being Ormond Beach residents, “Pirates!”, at the Daytona Playhouse, stars locals like Ashlyn Mallar and Drake Lee in this combination of fairytale classics. Directed by Kathy Thompson, this cast of 26 young actors promises to delight in this wacky musical comedy that involves you, the audience, cheering and booing throughout. Tickets are $6 for 18 and under and $12 for adults. Shows dates are at 2 p.m., June 20, 21, 27 and 28. Call 255-2431.

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Red Riding Hood is played by Michelle Marie Lecza, Wolfie by Walker Powell and Goldie Locks by Lana Davidenko.

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FIRST PLACE: “Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada,” by Ans van Beek SECOND PLACE: “Czech Village,” by Alan Hovey THIRD PLACE: “A Peaceful Sunrise,” by Doug Spence BEST OF SHOW: “Foggy Morning Sunrise,” by Skip Lowery PEOPLE’S CHOICE: “Morning Rose,” by Richard Rosenthal HONORABLE MENTIONS: • “Risk Taker,” by Xin Gale • “Baby It’s Cold,” by Daniel Stone

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“Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada” by Ans van Beek

FOOD BRINGS HOPE CELEBRATES SUCCESS Food Brings Hope Founder and Chairman Forough Hosseini invited students to a formal dinner and awards presentation at Plantation Bay’s Club de Bonmont May 12. “FBHonors is an elite group of students who have dedicated a substantial amount of their time to their education beyond their set school hours,” said Hosseini. “They were specially selected for their willingness to learn and they deserve to be rewarded for their dedication and hard work. FBHonors are high-achieving students who aim to go to college after their high school. They attend three-hours of STEM-rich programs after school every Students attended an awards dinner at Plantation Bay. day.”

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“It’s just beautiful.”

Burton enters race for tax appraiser

DELORIS DEFODE, on hooping

Alan Burton, of Ormond Beach, has announced he is running for Volusia County Property Appraiser. “As Volusia County Property Appraiser, the appraiser’s department shall set industry standards for professionalism, integrity and high customer service for all property owners,” he said. Currently, Burton appraises property for Forsythe Appraisals LLC. Previously, he was owner of Burton + Partners LLC. He has served on the Volusia Soil and Water Conservation District since 2008. Burton is president of the Kiwanis Club of Ormond Beach and the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center, Friends Inc. Call 441-9998 or email burtonforappraiser@gmail.com.

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Work with horses recognized

Hula hoops with LED lights delight the crowd.

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Ichi Vazquez performs with a hoop.

SPIN FOR SENIORS

Assisted living residents see the latest craze. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

It was a meeting of the generations June 12 when “hoopers” and a drum circle entertained residents of Seaside Manor, 1050 Ocean Shore Blvd. The last time many of the residents of the assisted living facility had seen hula hoops was decades ago when the goal was just to keep the rings going around the hips. Today, legs, arms and neck are all used in an artistic dance. Kalan Lis, life enrichment leader at the facility, is a “hooper” herself, and invited friend Ichi Vazquez to help entertain the residents. They hooped to the

beat of a drum circle called The Flagler Beats. Lis, who has been at the facility for a month and a half, said she wanted to do something special for the residents. She said they don’t know how hula hooping has evolved, and she wanted to share it with them. “It’s my passion,” she said. Hooping is currently popular among the millennial generation. But after the Lis and Vazquez got started at the facility, they had an appreciative audience among the seniors. “Fabulous. It’s just beautiful,” said Deloris Defode. “We’re so lucky to have an animated activity director like her.”

Defode said she remembered hula hoops as a child, but “sure couldn’t do that.” Kay Bailey, a retired teacher and also a resident of the facility, said she saw a lot of feeling, spirit and happiness in the movement and the music. Providing a steady and irresistible beat for the hoopers was the Flagler Beats, made up of Flagler County residents, who get together and drum for fun and also play at places such as art shows and yoga studios. Lately, they have been getting together every Monday at 7 p.m. at the Granada Beach approach. Each Thursday, they drum at the Wickline Senior Center in Flagler Beach. New members are welcome. Email anne4lafs@aol.com.

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Kalen Lis is life enrichment leader at Seaside Manor.

After it got dark, Ichi Vazquez used a hula hoop with LED lights. Ann Kissel and Susan Preston, of Flagler Beach, and Diana Lemon, of Palm Coast, are part of a drum circle called the Flagler Beats.

Karen Grant, of Ormond Beach, program developer for the children’s grief center for Halifax Health-Hospice, recently received the 2015 Award of Excellence – Community Outreach for Program Innovation Grant received the award for her development of the Hearts and Hooves retreat program presented by the BeginAgain Children’s Grief Center. A retreat for families, young children and teens, Hearts and Hooves offers trained grief counselors who guide participants through artistic activities and allow them healing interaction with horses. Grant is a certified equine psychotherapist; licensed clinical social worker and certified grief therapist. Visit halifaxhealth.org/hospice or call 258-5100.

At approximately 7:20 p.m. on June 10, the Ormond Beach Fire Department was dispatched to a residential structure fire at 84 N. Arbor Drive. The fire appears to have been accidental, starting in the garage and spreading to the attic and house, according to a spokeswoman. There were no injuries. The Red Cross has been contacted to assist the family. Damages are estimated at approximately $80,000. The fire department was assisted by Holly Hill Fire Department, Volusia County Fire Services and Volusia County EMS. Call the Fire Department at 676-3255.

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No injuries were reported in a fire on Arbor Drive.

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Lescarbeau’s new life

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“I didn’t remember feeling that good at all before. I went out and I hired a bunch of new staff that was at the top of their fields in what they do. I knew I couldn’t afford to do it, but I really wanted to make a great impact on our community. The bigger the company gets, the more impact I can make. So I just knew if I hired the teachers, the company would grow. I was right knowing that I wasn’t going to make any money, but I knew it would get better. I

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The Casements, located at 25 Riverside Drive, is a 9,000 square-foot historical home, once the winter home of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., and is listed on the National Register of historic places. It has been the Cultural Center for the community for the past 30 years. The Casements Guild volunteers provide daily tours and operate a gift shop. PLEASE NOTE: Summer tour times for June, July, and August are Monday-Friday 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM, and 3:00 PM, and Saturday 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM. Large group tours are by appointment only (386-615-7009). The home has many rooms that are used for various classes (dance, art, exercise) and a kitchen used for cooking classes. The facility can be rented for weddings, socials, memorials, business meetings and seminars.

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stuck it out and leaped out in faith that it would work.” Today, her company has 70 students,17 staff members and a seemingly unlimited variety of classes to take. The company recently put on a show at Tomoka Christian Church called “Oceans 2015” to raise money for a family who will be teaching underprivileged people in Southeast Asia for two years. Lescarbeau has also been able to judge national dance competitions and coordi-

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Cindy Lescarbeau with some of her students from Dance Divine Ministries.

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ments. Our sole obligation is to do what the law requires. Sometimes it’s hard to figure out what that is. That takes some time to adjust to.” For this judge, cases involving the death penalty were the hardest to figure out. “It’s the heaviest lifting that you do as a judge,” Parsons said. “The ultimate decision lies with you. You want to be absolutely right in your analysis.” Though his knowledge and skill set will soon be missing from the bench, Parsons has personally made sure his responsibility is in good hands by inviting the new judges into his home. “Over the years the most memorable part has been being a mentor for new judges,” Parsons said. “I’ve invited eight or nine judges into my home on Sundays for

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what we call ‘Parsons’ KitchenTable Briefing.’ It’s really rewarding to see them bloom.” Parsons said he enjoys helping the new judges, because he remembers what it’s like to be one. “When I first started in criminal law up in Putnam, the first day I had arraignments,” Parsons recalled. “You have to swear in all the inmates before you start questioning them. I’m ready to go, and I want to do a good job, so I start doing the questions, and one of the inmates says, ‘Judge, I know you’re new here, but you have to swear me in first.’ The inmate knew more about the process than I did. And things like that happen all the time.” He tells all his new judges he’s mentoring that you really have to learn how to role with the punch-

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es and laugh. “I think it helps to have a sense of humor, and try not to be influenced by the emotions of what’s going on. You have very bad days, but you can’t ride the roller coaster of emotions,” he said. Parsons will be stepping down from the bench at the end of this year to join Cobb Cole Law Firm, where his daughter also works. “At this phase of my life, I want to use my skill set in a different way,” Parsons said. “Eventually, I want a develop a mediation practice to help people with their cases. I was a trial lawyer for 21 years, and it’s exciting work as well. I’m working for a change in life that is constructive, and I can help people, use my skill and background in a positive way.” Email Emily Blackwood at emily@ormondbeachobserver.com.

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nator competitions for Recovery Month. All of this hard work, impossible without the selfless act of a stranger, who is now a sister. “Every day when I get up, I feel so grateful to be alive,” Lescarbeau said. “If it wasn’t for Erika, I wouldn’t be able to do any of this. I’d be on my couch feeling like I wasn’t motivated to do anything. Now, looking back at everything and the good that God has brought out of it, I really see my kidney disease as a gift because it brought about so many beautiful things and so many wonderful relationships. I’m grateful that he allowed me to go through it, and he did bring me through it.” “She’s definitely helped out a lot of people,” Julian Lescarbeau said. “If she didn’t have the kidney transplant and was still having the problems with it, she would not have touched as many lives. The fact that she didn’t give up even when she was going through a hard time, it’s inspiring because we think life is over when we have a problem. She was faithful and stayed on track.”

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The man, the myth, the mustache

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For all I know, my dad has had a mustache since the dawn of time. Though its fluffiness has varied throughout the years, the ’stache has been a part of every birthday, family dinner and lecture about driving in the rain that I can remember. In other words, the mustache is very much a part of the Blackwood family. Now, my dad is generally a goofy guy. I have vivid memories of him running around the house with underwear on his head. He even has his own theme song, accurately titled “I Love Myself,” and sometimes

he likes to beautifully serenade his own reflection. Most of my friends, however, do not know this side of my dad. He works as a project manager for nuclear power plants, so his job has made him travel quite a bit, and he was usually only home on the weekends. Because of this, most of my friends tell me they’ve always found my dad to be intimidating. A man who dances around the living room singing “I Love Myself” is generally not intimidating. So there’s really only one reason my friends were afraid of him: the mustache. To think that a patch of hair could evoke such a different impression of a person is still crazy to me. I mean, if I grew a mustache, would I suddenly be intimidating or just gross? The subtle effects of my father’s mustache have been blown out of proportion a few times in my family’s history — especially when it was gone.

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A mustache has always been part of the Blackwood family.

One summer, my mom broke her leg in an attempt to impress my brother with her skimboarding skills (that itself could be a whole other column). The day after she got home from her surgery, I was in my room when I heard the loudest scream. I ran into the living room half-expecting to see her on the ground or breaking another bone in an attempt to get my brother to laugh. But she was just crying, staring at my dad and yelling ,“HOW COULD YOU DO THIS TO ME?” My dad spun around to reveal

a strangely smooth upper lip. Though it was very weird to see, my mom’s overreaction would have made you think he personally started the apocalypse. The absence of his mustache didn’t change much about the family dynamic. Dad still sang very loudly and was as goofy as he had always been. My friends — well, the few that my mom would let see him in that condition — were no longer intimidated because they thought he was a total stranger. Needless to say, he never shaved again.

Naval Academy grad ready to set sail Ormond student finds himself suited to military life. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Alexander Fedorovich, a recent graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, said it’s not easy to explain to his friends about his life at the military college the last few years. “Some of the things we do make no sense, but turn out to be bonding experiences,” he said. For an example, Fedorovich, 22, a graduate of Father Lopez Catholic High School, described the Herndon Monument Climb. At the sound of a cannon blast, 1,000 “plebes” (first-year students) charge toward a 21-foot gray monument. On top is the white “Dixie cup” hat, like the one they’ve had to wear throughout their year. As thousands watch, they work together to replace it with an upperclassman’s hat, to signify the end of their plebe year. Adding to the difficulty is that 200 pounds of lard have been added to the monument by upperclassmen.

Other than the occasional raucous event such as the Herndon climb, life on the campus is regimented like the military. “You have a love/hate relationship while you’re there, but after you get out you appreciate the experience,” Fedorovich said. He also said it’s one of the most beautiful campuses you’ll ever see. Fedorovich had friends at other colleges, where the life was quite a bit freer. But he has no regrets about his choice. “I found it suited my personality,” he said. “I thought I would do well in a military structure.” But Fedorovich and his dad, Nick, agree that it was academics, not the military, that drew him to the academy. Growing up, he spent a lot of time on the beach, and went to the Keys each year for lobster season. At one time, he considered marine biology as a career, but then discovered ocean engineering and found that it was available at the

Observer “If we are to build a better world, we must remember that the guiding principle is this — a policy of freedom for the individual is the only truly progressive policy.”

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“You have a love/hate relationship while you’re there.” ALEXANDER FEDOROVICH, Naval Academy graduate

academy. Ocean engineering is civil and mechanical engineering applied in a water environment, such as renovating ships in dry dock or developing weapons systems, oil platforms, etc. “People have told me for a long time I need to be in some type of engineering,” Fedorovich said. Now an ensign, Fedorovich will soon head out to Hawaii where he will be assigned to a destroyer.

His dad, Nick, said he’s happy about his son’s choice, and he’ll never forget the night Alexander brought up the Naval Academy as a possibility. He told his son that he would help, but he would have to do all of the research, find out what was required and follow through. “I wanted to make sure he was committed,” he said. Nick Fedorovich recognizes that everyone in uniform is in harm’s way, and there is always unrest in the world. “On a destroyer, he’s probably safer than you and me,” he said. Fedorovich got the required nomination from Rep. John Mica and had several interviews before being accepted. In the last six years, there have been 27 Naval Academy graduates in the Sixth Congressional District, which includes Volusia County. A normal tour of duty after the academy is five years, but Fedorovich chose a seven-year program, where he will be on a ship for two years and then go to graduate school to eventually become a project manager.

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At 65, Arthur Kowitz still races motorcycles — and he wins. JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS EDITOR

here is a common saying in the sports world that “Father Time is undefeated.” Against Arthur Kowitz, he may have met his match. In the last year alone, Kowitz was crowned the AHRMA Daytona Superbike winner, the eSuperSport National & World Champion and the AHRMA Superbike National Champion. He was 65 years old. “When you’re 28 years old, you usually think somebody older than your dad is finished,” Kowitz said. “When you get on the race track, and somebody takes you apart, whether it’s a girl, old man or a Martian, and they outrun you, you have to respect that.” When he was too young to walk, Kowitz was rolling soup cans around on the floor for wheels. He’s always had a knack for twowheeled vehicles. At 13 years old, he built his own motorcycle, since that was the only way his parents agreed to allow him to ride one. “I found a gasoline motor out of a country washing machine, got a bunch of junk from behind a

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local appliance shop and made a clutch out of roller-skate wheels,” he said. “After it was finished, I began to ride it around town.” With the help of his father, who supported him, once he saw the finished product, Kowitz was able to get an official title to his creation. After a few street-race wins with his homemade bike, Kowitz began to work on local road racers’ motorcycles, and, while at the track to support a friend, he realized they had nothing on him. He was right. Just as he owned the street races, Kowitz won his debut road race. After winning multiple races and progressing up the motorcycle-racing ranks, he saw the pros in the American Motorcyclist Association and thought to himself, “I could be wrong, but I ride faster than that going to the library.” From there, Kowitz put number

plates on his Kawasaki and took his talents to the track. Going from amateur to novice to pro in the AMA, Kowitz finished in respectable positions throughout this career as a privateer. His lone victory came in 1975, when he took the checkered flag at Pocono. In 1983, Kowitz left the racing business, due to twin baby boys, and devoted more time to his real estate business, Arthur Kowitz Realty, which just celebrated its 40th anniversary last month. “At the beginning, my goal was to manage 125 units,” Kowitz said. “I figured I could make a good living off that number. Well, we blew past that, and now we manage nearly 1,000. The real estate business has been good to me.” Kowitz returned to the racing world to the Vintage Road Racing Association in 2007, and has won multiple championships. Father Time 0, Arthur Kowitz 1.

remember before and after every away JV basketball game in high school, my teammates and I would make up rhymes (freestyle) on the school bus as coach Brian Humphrey peacefully drove, often smiling. With every good punch line, everyone on the bus would yell, “Man!” signifying their approval. Our freestyle session and respect for Coach Hump drastically increased when he silenced the bus and made his debut into the rap world. While his only rhyme wasn’t, understandably, up to par, the entire bus went crazy. Coach Hump humbled himself from the coaching level and became one of us. We were proud to call him our coach. It’s always refreshing to hear stories of how coaches bridge the age and culture gap with their players through dance, rap, singing and other methods that make them closer to their group. Here in Flagler and Volusia counties, I’ve heard interesting stories about coaches’ attempts to reduce the gap, including Seabreeze Raushod Floyd’s favorite memory of former head coach Marc Beach. “When we were in Kuwait, Coach Beach, because he played defensive back in his days, challenged a guy to catch the ball on him. That was the funniest thing I ever saw Coach do. I thought he was going to break his hip, but he did a good job covering the guy.” Because of that moment, Floyd gained a new respect for his coach. Matanzas football head coach Robert Ripley also haves fun with his players on their level. “We do a lot of different things to connect with the kids,” he said. “We often listen to music at practice, and I cut up and laugh with them. You have to be willing. Some coaches struggle with that. The ‘I was coached one way, so that’s how I coach’ mentality doesn’t work anymore. They have to know you care.” It’s moments like these that have helped decide where kids choose to attend college. Some of the toughest coaches have changed their stance on the “no fun” idea of coaching, due to that reality. There is a video of Nick Saban, who’s known as one of the hardest coaches in the business, doing the electric slide in a recruit’s living room with other family members. While it may not be enjoyable to those who are “above that level,” it means the world to those who matter the most.

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WORTH TRAVELING FOR When tennis players from around the world come to the Daytona area, they reach out to Bogue for lessons.

According to Tennisround.com, there are nearly 30 tennis courts in Port Orange, but Marius Tabacila drives 35 minutes to the Ormond Beach Tennis Center, so new director Trey Bogue can coach his 7-year-old daughter, Irina Tabacila. In just three months of work, Marius Tabacila praised Bogue for the improvements he’s seen in his daughter. “She competed in the Oceanside Club tournament a few weeks ago, and won her first trophy,” he said. “That was her first time competing. We didn’t know what to expect, and we were so happy she got a trophy.” “I was more happy than the person who got first place,” Irina Tabacila said. “I was jumping around. It’s nice to win a trophy, and I’m having lots of fun with coach Trey. He’s a really good coach.” Bogue took over operations at the Center back in October, when the old regime lost its con-

tract. Since his start, the Ormond Beach community has supported him and sought his professional expertise. “I didn’t take many lessons before him, but, now, I hit a lot of balls with Trey,” said Stanley Laczka, a member of the 60-65 Greater Volusia Tennis League. “He’s an excellent teacher.” Before he began to learn under Bogue, Laczka was a 2.5 on USTA’s national ranking scale. In less than a year, he’s jumped to a 3.5. “Some guys play all their lives and never get to a 3.5 level,” Bogue said. “My philosophy is more oldschool, where you hit 1,000 and then you hit 1,000 more. As long as you’re on the fine-tuning of it, you’re going to get better.” “Like anything, though, you have to stay with it,” he added. “If you lay off for two weeks, and then you try to jump back in it, you certainly won’t be as finetuned as you were, if you play every week.” Bogue’s coaching experience includes Augusta College in the 1980s, a couple of other college

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Try Bogue coached Irina Tabacila to her first trophy in his first tournament.

“The biggest difference with Trey being here is his attitude. Everyone’s happier, and Trey is just more energetic. I get calls from people from as far as Germany and Canada who, when they come here, they want me to set up hitting times with Trey. Everyone likes him.”

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in the ’90s and a 10-year stretch at Bethune-Cookman University, where he led one of his teams to an HBCU National Championship. At the Tennis Center, Bogue specializes in professional instructions at all levels, all ages and all abilities. Those around the facility, like Jim Reilly, the morning court organizer, commended Bogue for everything he’s brought to the center. “The biggest difference with Trey being here is his attitude,” Reilly said. “Everyone’s happier, and Trey is just more energetic. I get calls from people from as far as Germany and Canada who, when they come here, they want me to set up hitting times with Trey. Everyone likes him.” The Ormond Beach Tennis Center offers a wide range of activities at the center, which is located at 38 East Granada Blvd. in Ormond Beach. Call 275-1870.

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STROKE SUPPORT GROUP 3 p.m. at Florida Hospital Oceanside, first floor café, 264 S. Atlantic Ave. Meets on the third Thursday of every month. Call 676-4222 Ext. 5095. CMT DANCE CAMP SHOWCASE 7 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Cost is $8.

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OPEN GYM 6 to 8 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Gymnastics Center, 432 N. Nova Road. Ages of 8-21. All levels. This will be an open gym format and there will only be light spotting. A waiver to participate must be signed by each person and anyone under 18 years of age must have the waiver signed by a parent. The cost is $5. Call 676-3250.

SATURDAY, JUNE 20

REEL IN THE FUN 9 a.m. at the Neptune Avenue beach approach. The city of Ormond Beach will be hosting a free kids catch-and-release fishing tournament. Parking is available at Grace Lutheran Church, 338 Ocean Shore Blvd. Prior registration is required to participate in the tournament which is limited to Ormond Beach residents. Each team will consist of one adult and up to two children. Children must be ages 4-12. Prizes and awards will be given. Registration will take place at the Leisure Services Registration Office, 399 N. U.S. 1. Registration will end once the 40 team limit has been met or by 3 p.m. June 19. Call 676-3250.

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PLANTS AND POLLINATORS 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tomoka State Park. Experts will answer questions and offer information on a morning hike. Kids activities will be included. Regular park entrance fees apply.

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HISTORICAL BUS TOUR 9:45 a.m. at The Casements parking lot, 25 Riverside Drive. Two-hour tour. Tickets are $20 for adults or $7 for ages 7-12. Purchase at the OBHS Welcome Center or by calling 677-7005.

olka dots, denim vests and kitty cats were just a few of the themes for this year’s Fashionista Summer Camp. Held at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum, this weeklong camp teaches young kids how to make an idea come to life. “This camp is not a tailoring camp or a learn-how-to-sew camp,” Museum Director Susan Richmond said. “This is all about creativity.” Twenty girls signed up for this year’s camp to create outfits of their own designs. With

the help of museum staff and volunteers, these young ladies experienced not only what it was like to walk the runway, but to create it. “These girls came Monday with an idea, a thought in their head,” Richmond said. “They got to learn about problem solving and compromising because maybe we didn’t have the fabric they were envisioning. They learned about collaboration. We saw many of the girls working together. It was a great week.” —EMILY BLACKWOOD

ACADEMY OF BALLET RECITAL 7 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Cost is $16.

SUNDAY, JUNE 21

ORMOND YMCA TRIATHLON A part of Halifax Health and Volusia Flagler YMCA’s Live Your Life Well Race Series. Call 673-9622.

MONDAY, JUNE 22

AMPLIFIED PHONE GIVEAWAY 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Library. Hosted by the Easter Seals. Free phones to applicants who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech disabled. Call 944-7806.

Kailey Annon went under the sea with this outfit.

TUESDAY, JUNE 23

FAMILY NUTRITION PROGRAM 5:30 to 7 p.m at the South Ormond Neighborhood Center, 176 Division Ave. The University of Florida Extension Service will hold a free program on an active lifestyle and eating healthier on a limited budget. Sessions will be June 23, and 30, July 14, 21, and 28 and Aug. 4 and 11. Call 8225778, Ext. 5418.

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ents, trees and roasted marshmallows are spread throughout Tomoka United Methodist Church this week in celebration of Camp Discovery. From June 15 to June 19, 33 local kids will explore the Bible, make new friends, sing songs and learn how Jesus works through them in their everyday lives in this unique Vacation Bible School offered annually at the church.

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Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 280 S. Center St. to Thomas and Jacqueline Arnold, of Ormond Beach, for $109,500. Built in 1973, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 1,911 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $200,000.

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ORMOND BEACH Carol Bergman, of Ormond Beach, sold 319 Oak Fern Circle to James C. and James W. Reaves, of Ormond Beach, for $230,000. Built in 1983, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,420 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $230,000. Robert Carlon and Patricia Sikes, of Ormond Beach, sold 319 S. Ridgewood Ave. to Alan Libby, of Ormond Beach, for $197,500. Built in 1957, the house has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,215 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $66,000.

Ann Burt, of Ormond Beach, sold 498 Druid Circle to Troy and Ariel Turner, of Ormond Beach, for $189,900. Built in 1963, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,466 square feet. It sold in 1979 for $67,000. Vladimir and Nadejda Koretsky, of Raleigh, North Carolina, sold 15 Clydesdale Drive to Jarrod and Christine Koskoski, of Ormond Beach, for $180,000. Built in 2003, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,614 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $160,000. Jeffrey Wahl, of Port Orange, sold 43 Oakview Circle to Amanda Torres and Craig Frick, of Ormond Beach, for $165,000. Built in 1958, the

house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,566 square feet. It sold in 1998 for $82,000. George Basbas, individually and as trustee, sold 539 Sandy Oaks Blvd. to James and Priscilla Basbas Revocable Living Trust, of Ashfield, Maine, for $156,000. Built in 1987, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,681 square feet. It sold in 2008 for $200,000.

Breakaway Trails Thambyratnam and Faithlyn Thiruchelvam, of Ormond Beach, sold 3 Double Branch Way to Daniel and Kay Florio, of Ormond Beach, for $306,000. Built in 1994, the house has four bedrooms, four baths, a fireplace and 3,078 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. Castlegate Maria Kopec, of Ormond Beach, sold 5 King Edward Drive to Marty and Cornelia Boice, of Ormond Beach, for $215,000. Built in 1997, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,292 square feet. It sold in 2012 for $155,000.

Danny Vance, of Jacksonville, sold 28 Village Drive to Deana Frechette, of Ormond Beach, for $120,000. Built in 1980, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,662 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed.

Halifax Plantation Gary and Winifred Pilardi, of Ormond Beach, sold 1318 Asher Court to Harry and Joyce Fieber, of Ormond Beach, for $165,900. Built in 2002, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,684 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $172,900.

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Real estate sales Ormond Lakes Scott and Kristy Milam, of Ormond Beach, sold 90 Emerald Oaks Lane to Ryan and Heather Welch, of Ormond Beach, for $432,000. Built in 2003, the house has five bedrooms, three baths, two fireplaces and 3,585 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $414,000.

Ryan and Heather Welch, of Ormond Beach, sold 35 Wild Cat Lane to Robert Pruden, of Campbell, New York, for $250,000. Built in 2001, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,951 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $248,000. Plantation Bay Betty Jackson, of Rotterham, England, Eric Jackson, of Sussex, England, and Nicholas Jackson, of Lancashire, England, sold 1256 Sunningdale Lane to Everett Niewoener, of Springhill, Tennessee, for $220,000. Built in 2001, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,060 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $292,000.

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Joseph and Agnes Costello, of Holland Patent, New York, sold 1130 Hansberry Court to Shannon MacDonald and Carl Seaver, of Bend, Oregon, for $178,000. Built in 2005, the townhouse has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,551 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $161,400.

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Mahmood Dezhkam and Marzieh Babazadeh Khorasani, of Ormond Beach, sold 921 Brookridge Lane to David and Kimberly Bertram, of Ormond Beach, for $174,500. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,607 square feet.

Roger Grubic, individually and as trustee, sold 3661 John Anderson Drive to Donald and Susan Vaughn, of Ormond Beach, for $357,500. Built in 1974, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,670 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $295,000.

The Trails Marshall and Linda Kaplan, of Ponce Inlet, sold 2 Choctaw Trail to Robert and Dawn Kamen, of Ormond Beach, for $262,500. Built in 1978, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,343 square feet. It sold in 1987 for $139,000.

U.S. Bank National Association, as trustee, sold 2 Sea Shore Drive to 2 Sea Shore LLC, of St. Augustine, for $260,000. Built in 1957, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 1,222 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $180,000.

Joanne Marchese, as trustee, sold 109 Capri Drive to Beth and Timothy Shirley, of Ormond Beach, for $365,000. Built in 2015, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,109 square feet.

Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 117 Avalon Drive to Lara Brown, of Ormond Beach, for $242,500. Built in 1999, the house has three bedrooms, three

baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,793 square feet. Jacqueline Drew, of Ormond Beach, sold 12 Seafarers Drive to Douglas and Tina Imhoff, of Morning View, Kentucky, for $228,000. Built in 1974, the house has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,099 square feet. It sold in 1989 for $132,500. Kitty Hairfield, individually and as trustee, sold 139 Marlin Drive to Dorothy Newton, of Ormond Beach, for $179,500. Built in 1980, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,198 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $310,000. Mary Hardin, individually and as trustee, sold 35 Morning Star Ave. to Robert and Joanne Och, of Ormond Beach, for $170,000. Built in 1967, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,675 square feet. It sold in 1990 for $66,000.

Kara Scheidel, of Long Island, New York, sold 154 Laurie Drive to Johanna Rodriguez, of Ormond Beach, for $132,000. Built in 1957, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 726 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $95,000. Labonte Construction LLC, of Woodstock, Connecticut, sold 40 Alamanda Drive to Eric Hall, of New Smyrna Beach, for $130,000. Built in 1953, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 820 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $205,000. Larry and Ann Tilford, of Muskegon, Michigan, sold 22 Brooks Drive to Michael and Pamela Cawood, of Ormond Beach, for $99,500. Built in 1951, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 528 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $70,000. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

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Riptides may get OK for later music on weeknights Restaurant seeks to revise special exception. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Once size does not fit all. At least that’s what the Planning Board decided on July 11 when they recommended approval for Riptides Raw Bar and Grill, 869 S. Atlantic Ave., to have live music Sunday through Thursday until 10 p.m., while other establishments in the area must stop at 8 p.m. The final decision will be made by the City Commission. The restaurant can have live music until 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and no change to these nights was requested. Last year, nearby Dimitri’s Bar Deck and Grill came forward with a request to have live music. After an inspection by the Planning Department, the city decided the restaurant, which is adjacent to a residential neighborhood, must stop the music by 8 p.m. Later, when it was discovered that the Beach Bucket Bar and Grill and Riptides also had live music, those restaurants were given the same guidelines. It was decided that having different hours would make the code too difficult for police to enforce, and having the same hours would be fair to the businesses.

On July 11, Riptides General Manager Shawn Flaherty and supporters gave convincing arguments to the board to allow the restaurant to have live music until 10 p.m., and the board agreed in a 4-1 vote (there were two absences.) The City Commission will take the board’s decision under consideration when they consider the matter. It’s tentatively scheduled for their regular meeting on June 23. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RESTAURANTS CITED

Before the vote, Rick Goss, planning director, told the board his department recommended denying the request. He cited last year’s decisions for equity among restaurants, and said other restaurants could come forward and also ask for an exception. Flaherty made the point to the Planning Board that the beachside music rules were based on conditions surrounding Dimitri’s, which is a different situation. “Dimitri’s is four stories high,” Fleming said. He said now that he has a roof over the outdoor patio, there are only two directions the music can

“I’ve never had a noise complaint.” SHAWN FLAHERTY, general manager, Riptides Raw Bar and Grill

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General Manager Shawn Flaherty said the restaurant has undergone a $200,000 expansion, adding a patio and roof with a “South Beach look.”

escape. “I’ve never had a noise complaint,” he said. There was an email from a nearby condominium resident asking that the special exception be denied, but the request wasn’t on account of hearing music from Riptides, it was because he feared it would set a precedent for other restaurants. Board member Lori Tolland did not see a problem with restaurants having different hours. She pointed out that only five restaurants in the city have outdoor music. “It doesn’t seem too confusing,” she said. But board member Pat Behnke said there are only five restaurants now, but more could come later, so she believed standard hours

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Dan Stutz, sales manager for S.R. Perrott, was at the meeting to support Riptides. “I’m glad to see an independent operator make it in Ormond Beach,” he said. “I think everyone should be dealt with on an individual basis.” Board member Rita Press asked if they needed the later hours for people who drink, rather than buy dinner. “I served $9,000 of dinner after nine last night,” Flaherty

responded. He also pointed out that the bar is inside and dinner is served out on the patio where the music is located. Behnke had a problem with the fact that Riptides has been playing music until 10 p.m., against the regulation. Flaherty said that they did not attend the commission meeting last year, and did not know about the ruling. They recently requested the special exception after learning about the time requirement. “My concern is that if they didn’t keep the rule before, they can play until midnight and say they didn’t know,” Behnke said. The board voted to recommend approval of the request to play music until 10 p.m., with Behnke giving the lone “no” vote.

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should be maintained. Flaherty suggested easing noise enforcement by police when there are different hours by placing a sign at each restaurant.

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1 Good grades 2 Great grades 3 Camera shop products, briefly 4 “The end ___!” 5 Game show with a host that drove 6 They may be before your eyes 7 Egypt and Syria, once (Abbr.) 8 Depict by drawing 9 Bit of football gear 10 What a driveway leads to 11 Pie ___ mode 12 Low-___ diet 13 Havana’s home 14 Certain exams 15 Small finch 16 ___ chi (martial art) 17 Pilot’s announcement, briefly 18 Cub-scout unit 23 Clasp worn by men 24 High school class, for short 95 In the earth, now 64 Gawks 27 Attracted 96 Computer keyboard 66 Flightless birds 31 Water nymph, in 68 Book of biblical songs key 97 Sheltered from the sun mythology 70 It clinks in drinks 33 Criminal trial concern 99 Like some auto trim 71 Infertile stretches of 34 President Franklin 101 Fleur-de-___ (symbol land 35 Does some jazzy on Quebec’s flag) 74 Feel feverish, e.g. 102 Prefix meaning “new” improvisations 75 Manual worker 36 Proofreader’s inverted 103 1,051, once 79 Gooseflesh-raising “v” mark 80 Established the validity 104 Lower in esteem 37 The Jungian inner self 106 Ready for a commitof 38 What sponges do 84 Sky blue ment? 39 “You ___!” (“Abso85 Relative of 66-Across 108 Cookout intruders 88 Move to the music 111 Unit of weight for gems lutely!”) 90 Derogatory, as remarks 113 Full of hackberry trees 41 Razor-sharpening 91 Male opera roles 114 Freight-train stowaway leather 42 Resident animal 93 Yanks 117 Third canonical hour 44 Word with “pointer” or

“printer” 47 Civil War soldier, briefly 49 Grp. of lawyers 50 Patches 53 Not supported by experience 56 Spray alternatives 58 Confidential matters 60 Parrot’s beak part 61 Dog-___ (like some book pages) 65 “Understand?” 67 “Buona ___” (Italian greeting) 69 Tree product 72 There are three in a third 73 Comfortable in one’s own skin 75 Father-in-law of Jacob 76 Plant with fragrant flowers 77 Levar or Richard 78 Kidney-related 81 String quartet instrument 82 Astronomer Hubble 83 Slow on the uptake 86 Battlefield doc 87 “___ it or lose it” 89 It’s a matter of pride 92 Electrical unit 94 :-) 98 Call one’s bluff 99 Jeer 100 All together 105 Best-selling doll 107 Pancake toppers 109 Bush protector 110 Achy areas 112 Did dinner 113 At attention 115 “Little Women” woman 116 “Beetle Bailey” dog 118 Lake, city or canal 120 Armor plate that protects the chest (var.) 121 “Peter Pan” pet 122 Squirrel’s nest 123 Longtime Chinese chairman 124 Volume-boosting equipment 125 Football great Namath 126 “Opt” anagram 128 Resinous secretion

CRYPTOQUIZ Each of the following cryptograms is a clue to the identity of a Tony award winner. Using the hints X=E and H=N, decipher the clues to name the entertainer.

1. J U H F U H 2. Y I Y X 3. V R X X H X D L U F F 4. P X V V A B I W J X L B G X S 5. S U V X This entertainer won a Tony multiple times, including one for their work in Blithe Spirit:

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Solve the puzzle by placing the numbers 1 through 9 in each row, column and box.

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Items Under $200 For Sale

4-DRAWER FILE cabinet, like new, $70/obo, 2Club chairs, rock & swivel, excellent condition, $50/ea. 386.446.1876

KENMORE CANNISTER vaccum w/beater bar, extra-long hose, tools, bogs, $150.n386.586.7572

WEBER CHARCOAL Grill Like New Weber 22" Charcoal Grill with cover. $75 (386) 447−2793

KEROSENE HEATER, $50. Straight shaft Ryobi trimmer, $45. Scott spreader, $15. 386.445.4931

WEDDING GOWN Antique White, Size 4, New never worn, call for pictures $100 (252) 675−8932

MOTORCYCLE TIRES. Bridgestone 100/90-19 trimmer, $45. Scott spreader, $15. 386.445.4931 and 120/90-18. $30 each sink, or $50double for both.bowl, Call KITCHEN STAINLESS 386.313.5589. 22x33x12, $40. 386.986.9857

WEBER CHARCOAL Grill Like New Weber 22" 1996 HONDA Accord LX, $75 235k(386) miles, looks good, Charcoal Grill with cover. 447−2793 runs great, $2000. Palm Coast, 386.447.8574 WEDDING GOWN Antique White, Size 4, New never worn, call for pictures $100 (252) 675−8932 1997 BMW Z3 1997 BMW Z3 Roadster, Hunter Green ,Convertible Top) −Automatic Autos (New For Sale 45,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, $14,750 1996 HONDA Accord LX, 235k miles, looks good, Please call 386−931−5663 runsThis great,week’s $2000. Palm Coast, 386.447.8574 Cryptoquiz answers

FULL NOSE mask for 2011/2012 Civic. Bought at Honda, good condition, $60/obo. 386.673.0984 PERGO OAK laminate flooring, 9 boxes, $100. 386.492.4601 WINE CORKS, used. No synthetics, all cork. Great Thursday, June 18, 2015minimum, $175. for hobbies/crafts. 2500 386.299.7923/7322 NEW JEEP TIRE GOODYEAR WRANGLER MT/R LT 245/75R16 $99 (386) 503−0101 SOLID MAPLE China Cabinet Sacrifice for $199. Quality, very good condition. (386) 283−5172 WEBER CHARCOAL Grill Like New Weber 22" Charcoal Grill with cover.$200 $75 (386) 447−2793 Items Under For Sale 4-DRAWER FILE cabinet, like new, $70/obo, 2Club chairs, rock & swivel, excellent condition, $50/ea. 386.446.1876 94 PCS. Noritake China Goldkin #5675.Classic pattern,very good condition. See on Ebay $200 firm. 386.265.5084 ACER LAPTOP, $150. Excellent condition, call 386.264.8099 AIR CONDITIONER: Haier, 5000 btu’s, brand new in box, never used. $135. 386.445.1817

CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRICE BREAKFAST NOOK Table & Chairs. New Condi-

tion. round glass top $ table w/4-chairs. Thursday, June 18, 2015 First42-inch 15 words ............. 17.50 per week $150. 386.264.4344

Each Add’l word ............................... COMEDY RECORDS LP’s, 70 different, from 50 Barth to Dangerfield, $4 each. Call for list: 386.447.9065 ¢

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COMPLETE SET Adams$ golf clubs, w/extras & Yellow color 5 per Week bag (like-new), $200. 386.445.0584 DAYBED, TURNS perbedding, Week $199. Border asinto lowking as $3with White metal frame. 386.447.0057

Items Under $200 For Sale Call: 955-4888 FANCY WICKER chair, $35. 48”x21” wicker mirror,

4-DRAWER FILE cabinet, new, $70/obo, 2$50. Large white pineapplelike shaped lamp, $45. Email: classified@yourobserver.com Club chairs, rock & swivel, excellent condition, 386.437.2237 Online:386.446.1876 www.YourObserver.com $50/ea. FOR SALE: New Kenmore Clear 46-9690 Water fil94 PCS. Noritake China Goldkin #5675.Classic ter for Kenmore Refrigerator. $63/new. Selling $35. pattern,very good condition. See on Ebay $200 386-313-1611 firm. 386.265.5084 MAGNAVOX PROJECTION TV 46" w/remote, ACER LAPTOP, $150. Excellent condition, call owners manual, surround sound/sleep-timer/pic386.264.8099 ture-in-picture, stereo ready, smart button, ADS YOUR SOURCE FOR LOCAL CLASSIFIED $100. 386-445-0831. Haier, 5000 btu’s, brand new AIR CONDITIONER: in box, never used. $135. 386.445.1817 JEWELRY BOX, musical, mahogany 12"h.x9.5"w.4.5"d., glass doors, BREAKFAST NOOKEmbossed Table & Chairs. New Condi4-drawers. Pictures 386-585-4486 tion. 42-inch roundavailable. glass top$25. table w/4-chairs. $150. 386.264.4344 INVERSION TABLE, Teeter Hang-ups, like new, $199. 386.264.7215 COMEDY RECORDS LP’s, 70 different, from Barth to Dangerfield, $4 each. Call forsound list: 386.447.9065 HARMON KARDON surround system, like new, asking $199. COMPLETE SET 386.569.9920 Adams golf clubs, w/extras & bag (like-new), $200. wheel 386.445.0584 HANDICAP POWER chair, recent batteries, runs great,TURNS $200. 386.264.2596 DAYBED, into king with bedding, $199. White metal frame. 386.447.0057 GE REFRIGERATOR and GE Washing Machine, $200. 386.673.7803 FANCY WICKER chair, $35. 48”x21” wicker mirror, $50. Large white pineapple shaped lamp, $45. GAS GRILL, large w/cover, brand: Master Forge 386.437.2237 26"Wx36"HX201/2" deep. used once! FOR Clear 46-9690 Water fil$125.SALE: Palm New CoastKenmore 386.246.4275 ter for Kenmore Refrigerator. $63/new. Selling $35. 386-313-1611 MAGNAVOX PROJECTION TV 46" w/remote, owners manual, surround sound/sleep-timer/picture-in-picture, stereo ready, smart button, $100. 386-445-0831. JEWELRY BOX, musical, mahogany 12"h.x9.5"w.4.5"d., Embossed glass doors, 4-drawers. Pictures available. $25. 386-585-4486 INVERSION TABLE, Teeter Hang-ups, like new, $199. 386.264.7215 HARMON KARDON surround sound system, like new, asking $199. 386.569.9920 HANDICAP POWER wheel chair, recent batteries, runs great, $200. 386.264.2596

COMEDY RECORDS Haier, LP’s, 70 different, from Barth AIR CONDITIONER: 5000 btu’s, brand new to box, Dangerfield, $4 each. for list: 386.447.9065 in never used. $135.Call 386.445.1817 COMPLETE SET Adams clubs,New w/extras & BREAKFAST NOOK Tablegolf & Chairs. Condibag (like-new), $200. glass 386.445.0584 tion. 42-inch round top table w/4-chairs. DAYBED, TURNS into king with bedding, $199. $150. 386.264.4344 White metal frame. 386.447.0057 COMEDY RECORDS LP’s, 70 different, from Barth

FANCY WICKER wicker mirror, to Dangerfield, $4chair, each.$35. Call48”x21” for list: 386.447.9065 $50. Large white pineapple $45. COMPLETE SET Adams golfshaped clubs, lamp, w/extras & 386.437.2237 bag (like-new), $200. 386.445.0584

FOR SALE: New Kenmore Clear Water filDAYBED, TURNS into king with46-9690 bedding, $199. ter for Kenmore Refrigerator. $63/new. Selling $35. White metal frame. 386.447.0057 386-313-1611 FANCY WICKER chair, $35. 48”x21” wicker mirror, MAGNAVOX PROJECTION TV 46" lamp, w/remote, $50. Large white pineapple shaped $45. Items Under $200 For Sale owners manual, surround sound/sleep-timer/pic386.437.2237 KENMORE CANNISTER vaccum w/beater bar, ture-in-picture, stereo ready, smart button, FOR New tools, Kenmore Clear 46-9690 Water filextra-long hose, bogs, $150.n386.586.7572 $100.SALE: 386-445-0831. ter for Kenmore Refrigerator. $63/new. Selling $35. KEROSENE HEATER, $50. Straight shaft Ryobi JEWELRY BOX, musical, mahogany 386-313-1611 trimmer, $45. Scott spreader, 386.445.4931 12"h.x9.5"w.4.5"d., Embossed$15. glass doors, MAGNAVOX PROJECTION TV 46" w/remote, 4-drawers. available. $25. 386-585-4486 KITCHEN Pictures STAINLESS sink, double bowl, owners manual, surround sound/sleep-timer/pic22x33x12, $40. 386.986.9857 INVERSION TABLE, Teeter Hang-ups, like new, ture-in-picture, stereo ready, smart button, $199. MATCHING ROCKER/RECLINERS, 2 @ $25 each. $100.386.264.7215 386-445-0831. 386-569-5586 HARMON sound system, like JEWELRYKARDON BOX, surround musical, mahogany new, asking $199. 386.569.9920 MOTORCYCLE TIRES. Bridgestone 100/90-19 12"h.x9.5"w.4.5"d., Embossed glass doors, and 120/90-18. $30 each chair, or$25. $50 for both. Call HANDICAP POWER wheel recent batteries, 4-drawers. Pictures available. 386-585-4486 386.313.5589. runs great, $200. 386.264.2596 INVERSION TABLE, Teeter Hang-ups, like new, NORITAKE ADAGIO patter, 8-piece place setting, GE REFRIGERATOR and GE Washing Machine, $199. 386.264.7215 $75. Jar of buttons, $20. 386.439.6202 $200. 386.673.7803 HARMON KARDON surround sound system, like PATIO FURNITURE. 4 Hampton Bay swivelForge chairs new, asking $199. GAS GRILL, large 386.569.9920 w/cover, brand: Master w/cushions, 2-chaise lounges, brownbatteries, weave, 26"Wx36"HX201/2" deep. used HANDICAP POWER wheel chair,once! recent $100/obo. $125. Palm386.585.3773 Coast386.264.2596 386.246.4275 runs great, $200. PERGO OAK laminate flooring, 9 boxes, $100. GE REFRIGERATOR and GE Washing Machine, 386.492.4601 $200. 386.673.7803

PURPLE QUEEN 10-piece comforter set, $50. Items Under $200 For Sale GAS GRILL, large w/cover, brand: Master Forge Garbage disposal, $50. Moen SS faucet, $50. JVC KENMORE CANNISTER vaccum w/beater bar, 26"Wx36"HX201/2" deep. used once! tape-player, $10. 386.437.3441 extra-long tools, bogs, $150.n386.586.7572 $125. Palmhose, Coast 386.246.4275 REAL NICE green fabric recliner, excellent condiKEROSENE HEATER, $50. Straight shaft Ryobi tion, $60. 386-445-4722 trimmer, $45. Scott spreader, $15. 386.445.4931 VICTORIAN GIRANDOLE set, original prisms, 3KITCHEN STAINLESS sink, double bowl, pieces. Circa 1850, some chips, $200/firm. 22x33x12, $40. 386.986.9857 386.586.3484 MATCHING ROCKER/RECLINERS, 2 @ $25 each. BOWFLEX POWER Pro Training System includes 386-569-5586 leg attachment $50 (252) 675−8932 MOTORCYCLE TIRES. Bridgestone 100/90-19 CANDY MACHINES Six orthree head and 120/90-18. $30 each $50 for both.candy Call machines with stands. $125 (386) 446−8391 386.313.5589. GOLF CLUBS TaylorMade $95. Square2 NORITAKE ADAGIO patter,3−pw 8-piece place setting,4 −9 $45., 7−GW $55. (386) 597−7552 $75. Jar AdamsIdeas of buttons, $20. 386.439.6202 HOOVER WIND TUNNEL Upright Only PATIO FURNITURE. 4 Hampton BayVacuum swivel chairs used once. $75. (386) 446−5480 w/cushions, 2-chaise lounges, brown weave, NEW JEEP386.585.3773 TIRE GOODYEAR WRANGLER $100/obo. MT/R LT 245/75R16 $99 (386) 503−0101 PERGO OAK laminate flooring, 9 boxes, $100. SOLID MAPLE China Cabinet Sacrifice for $199. 386.492.4601 Quality, very good condition. 283−5172 PURPLE QUEEN 10-piece (386) comforter set, $50.

TABLE Shopcraft 32"SS Table Drill$50. Press GarbageDRILL disposal, $50. Moen faucet, JVC5 Speed $125 (386) 446−8391 tape-player, $10. 386.437.3441 REAL NICE green fabric recliner, excellent condiTV.STAND W/WHEELS Oak wood,Two tion, $60. 386-445-4722 shelves,fits 27’TV.excellent.$30 (386) 986−8195 VICTORIAN GIRANDOLE set, original prisms, 3pieces. Circa 1850, some chips, $200/firm. 386.586.3484 BOWFLEX POWER Pro Training System includes leg attachment $50 (252) 675−8932 CANDY MACHINES Six three head candy machines with stands. $125 (386) 446−8391 GOLF CLUBS TaylorMade 3−pw $95. Square2 4 −9 $45., AdamsIdeas 7−GW $55. (386) 597−7552 HOOVER WIND TUNNEL Upright Vacuum Only used once. $75. (386) 446−5480

NORITAKE ADAGIO patter, 8-piece 2place setting, MATCHING ROCKER/RECLINERS, $25 each. Under For @Sale $75. Items Jar of buttons, $20.$200 386.439.6202 386-569-5586 PATIO FURNITURE. 4 Hampton Bay swivel chairs MOTORCYCLE TIRES. Bridgestone 100/90-19 w/cushions, 2-chaise lounges, weave, and 120/90-18. $30 each or $50brown for both. Call $100/obo. 386.585.3773 386.313.5589.

PERGO OAK laminate flooring, 9 boxes, $100. NORITAKE ADAGIO patter, 8-piece place setting, 386.492.4601 $75. Jar of buttons, $20. 386.439.6202 PURPLE QUEEN 10-piece comforter set,chairs $50. PATIO FURNITURE. 4 Hampton Bay swivel Garbage disposal, $50. Moen SS faucet, JVC w/cushions, 2-chaise lounges, brown$50. weave, tape-player,386.585.3773 $10. 386.437.3441 $100/obo.

REAL NICE green fabricflooring, recliner, excellent PERGO OAK laminate 9 boxes, condi$100. tion, $60. 386-445-4722 386.492.4601 VICTORIAN GIRANDOLE set, original prisms, 3PURPLE QUEEN 10-piece comforter set, $50. pieces. disposal, Circa 1850, some SS chips, Garbage $50. Moen faucet,$200/firm. $50. JVC 386.586.3484 tape-player, 386.437.3441 Items$10. Under $200 For Sale BOWFLEX POWER ProGrill Training System includes REAL NICE green fabric recliner, excellent condiWEBER CHARCOAL Like New Weber 22" leg $50cover. (252) 675−8932 tion,attachment $60.Grill 386-445-4722 Charcoal with $75 (386) 447−2793 CANDY MACHINES Sixset, three head candy VICTORIAN GIRANDOLE original prisms, 3WEDDING GOWN Antique White, Size 4, New machines with stands. $125 (386) 446−8391 pieces. Circa 1850, some chips, $200/firm. never worn, call for pictures $100 (252) 675−8932 386.586.3484 GOLF CLUBS TaylorMade 3−pw $95. Square2 4 −9 $45., AdamsIdeas 7−GW $55. (386) 597−7552 Autos For Sale BOWFLEX POWER Pro Training System includes HOOVER WIND Upright Vacuum Only leg attachment $50TUNNEL (252) 1996 HONDA Accord LX,675−8932 235k miles, looks good, used once.MACHINES $75.Furnishings (386) runs great, $2000. Palm446−5480 Coast, 386.447.8574 CANDY Six three head candy NEW JEEP TIRE GOODYEAR WRANGLER machines with stands. $125Loveseat (386) 446−8391 LEATHER SOFA and Dark brown MT/R 245/75R16 $99 (386) 503−0101 leather sofa, real and Brown leather 1997 LT BMW Z3TaylorMade 1997leather, BMW Z3 Roadster, Hunter GOLF CLUBS 3−pw $95. Square2 4 loveseat for sale China $4507−GW 386−447−1769 Green ,Convertible (New Top) SOLID Cabinet Sacrifice for $199. −9 $45.,MAPLE AdamsIdeas $55. (386)−Automatic 597−7552 45,000 very Miles, Excellent Condition, $14,750 Quality, good condition. (386) 283−5172 HOOVER WIND TUNNEL Upright Vacuum Only Please call 386−931−5663 SOFA, LOVESEAT Sleeper, exc Drill condition, TABLE DRILL 32" Table Press 5 used once. $75.Shopcraft (386) 446−5480 seafoam pastels $400 (386) 569−8657 Speed $125 (386) 446−8391 NEW JEEP TIREFurnishings GOODYEAR WRANGLER MT/R LT 245/75R16 $99 (386) 503−0101 TV.STAND W/WHEELS Oak wood,Two LEATHER SOFA and Loveseat Darkfor brown shelves,fits 27’TV.excellent.$30 (386) 986−8195 Help Wanted SOLID MAPLE China Cabinet Sacrifice $199. leather very sofa,good realcondition. leather, (386) and 283−5172 Brown leather Quality, loveseat for sale $450AT THE 386−447−1769 WORK TABLE DRILL Shopcraft 32"BEACH Table Drill Press 5 Seeking experienced Bartender for the Sale very OAK MIRROR and Basset Mattress SetpopuFull− Speed $125 (386) 446−8391 Items Under $200 For lar Funky Pelican. hiring highBasset volume Line Length swivel mirrorAlso, and Like−New Dream WEBER CHARCOAL Grill Like New Weber 22" TV.STAND Oak wood,Two Cooks. Chiropractic Apply inW/WHEELS person: S A1A, Flagler Beach. Maker Elite215 Full−Size Mattress and Charcoal Grill with cover. $75 (386) 447−2793 shelves,fits Box Spring.27’TV.excellent.$30 (386) 986−8195 All in great condition. $250 (425) 319−4505 WEDDING GOWN Antique White, Size 4, New Drywall never worn, call for pictures $100 (252) 675−8932 SOFA, LOVESEAT Sleeper, exc condition, DWT BY DP Inc seafoam pastels $400 (386) 569−8657 Autos ForAdditions/remodels, Sale Complete Drywall services. POPCORN REMOVAL/knock-down texture, wall1996 HONDA Accord LX, 235k miles, looks good, Sales paper removal. Danny runsGarage/Moving/Estate great, $2000. Palm386-931-4556 Coast, 386.447.8574 MOVING SALE: Consignment quality womens 1997 BMW Z3 1997 BMW lots Z3 Roadster, clothes and shoes, furniture, of items. 9 Hunter Cameo Green Top)8am-3pm −Automatic Ct, Palm ,Convertible Coast, Friday &(New Saturday, 45,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, $14,750 Please call 386−931−5663 MULTI−FAMILY YARD SALE Friday, June 19 8AM−4PM 133 Boulder Rock Drive, Palm Coast.

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1) BMW London Mame Sweeney 1997 Z3 2) 1997 BMW3)Z3 Roadster, Hunter Todd,Convertible 4)SOFA Jessicaand Fletcher 5) Rose. LEATHER Loveseat Dark brown Green (New Top) −Automatic leather sofa,Lansbury real leather, and $14,750 Brown leather 45,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, Angela loveseat for sale $450 386−447−1769 Please call 386−931−5663 OAK This MIRROR and Basset Mattress Set Full− week’s Sudoku answers Furnishings Length swivel mirror and Like−New Basset Dream Maker Chiropractic Elite Full−Size Mattress and LEATHER SOFA and Loveseat Dark brown Box Spring. leather sofa, real leather, and Brown leather All in great condition. $250 (425) 319−4505 loveseat for sale $450 386−447−1769 SOFA, LOVESEAT Sleeper, exc condition, OAK MIRROR and Basset Mattress Set Full− seafoam pastels $400 (386) 569−8657 Length swivel mirror and Like−New Basset Dream Maker Chiropractic Elite Full−Size Mattress and BoxGarage/Moving/Estate Spring. Sales All in great condition. $250 (425) 319−4505 MOVING SALE: Consignment quality womens clothes shoes, furniture, lots ofexc items. 9 Cameo SOFA,and LOVESEAT Sleeper, condition, Ct, Palm Coast, & Saturday, 8am-3pm seafoam pastelsFriday $400 (386) 569−8657 MULTI−FAMILY YARD SALE Friday, June 19 Garage/Moving/Estate Sales 8AM−4PM 133 Boulder Rock Drive, Palm Coast. MOVING SALE: Consignment quality womens clothes and shoes, furniture, lots of items. 9 Cameo Announcements Ct, Palm Friday & Saturday, answers 8am-3pm ThisCoast, week’s Crossword

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MULTI−FAMILY YARD SALE Friday, June 19 8AM−4PM 133 Boulder Rock Drive, Palm Coast. formerly of Hair Connection

JOYCE - JOANN - GAIL

Announcements Beauty Salon Now at: Sonya’s 1 Florida Park Dr. N, ste 102

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JOYCE - JOANN - GAIL formerly of Hair Connection

Salon HOUSEBeauty CLASSIFIEDS Now at: Sonya’s 1 Florida Park Dr. N, ste 102

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Furnishings Announcements SOFA and Loveseat Dark

LEATHER brown leather sofa, real leather, and Brown leather loveseat for sale $450 386−447−1769

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JOYCE - JOANN - GAIL

OAK MIRROR and Basset Mattress Set Full− Length swivel mirrorofand Like−New Basset Dream formerly Hair Connection Maker Chiropractic Full−Size Mattress and Sonya’s Elite Beauty Salon Box Spring.1 Florida Park Dr. N, ste 102 All in great condition. $250 (425) 319−4505 Sunrise Plaza 386.445.3605

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Reserved Space SOFA, LOVESEAT Sleeper, exc condition, seafoam pastels $400 (386) 569−8657 LP Reserved Space

Garage/Moving/Estate Sales MOVING SALE: Consignment quality womens Reserved Space clothes and shoes, furniture, lots of items. 9 Cameo Ct, Palm Coast, Friday & Saturday, 8am-3pm LP Reserved Space MULTI−FAMILY YARD SALE Friday, June 19 8AM−4PM 133 Boulder Rock Drive, Palm Coast.

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SOLID MAPLE China Cabinet Sacrifice for $199. Quality, very good condition. (386) 283−5172

JOANN - GAIL Free Classifed when the total value ofJOYCE your- merchandise is $200 or less

GE REFRIGERATOR and GE Washing Machine, $200. 386.673.7803 GAS GRILL, largeitem w/cover, brand: Master Forge *each must be priced 26"Wx36"HX201/2" deep. used once! $125. Palm Coast 386.246.4275

TABLE DRILL Shopcraft 32" Table Drill Press 5 Speed $125 (386) 446−8391 TV.STAND W/WHEELS Oak wood,Two shelves,fits 27’TV.excellent.$30 (386) 986−8195

formerly of Hair Connection

Beauty Salon Now at: Sonya’s 1 Florida Park Dr. N, ste 102 Sunrise Plaza

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BREAKFAST NOOK Table & Chairs. New Condifirm. 386.265.5084 tion. 42-inch round glass top table w/4-chairs. ACER LAPTOP, $150. Excellent condition, call $150.Items 386.264.4344 Under $200 For Sale 386.264.8099

KITCHEN sink, For double ItemsSTAINLESS Under $200 Salebowl, 22x33x12, $40. 386.986.9857 KENMORE CANNISTER vaccum w/beater bar, MATCHINGhose, ROCKER/RECLINERS, 2 @ $25 each. extra-long tools, bogs, $150.n386.586.7572 386-569-5586HEATER, $50. Straight shaft Ryobi KEROSENE

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94 PCS. Noritake China Goldkin #5675.Classic pattern,very good condition. See on Ebay $200 Items Under $200 For Sale firm. 386.265.5084 4-DRAWER FILE cabinet, like new, $70/obo, 2ACERchairs, LAPTOP, Excellent condition, call Club rock$150. & swivel, excellent condition, 386.264.8099 $50/ea. 386.446.1876 AIRPCS. CONDITIONER: Haier,Goldkin 5000 btu’s, brand new 94 Noritake China #5675.Classic in box, never good used. condition. $135. 386.445.1817 pattern,very See on Ebay $200

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