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OUR TOWN

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Lt. Jesse Godfrey, Sgt. Lisa Rosenthal, Sgt. Jamie Gogarty and Officer Amberly Michaelis.

+ Police raising awareness, money for memorial Four Ormond Beach police officers are currently training to take part in the Police Unity Tour, where they will join hundreds of other law enforcement officers from around the nation next May in a three-day, 250-mile bike ride from Portsmouth, Virginia, to Washington, D.C. The purpose of the ride is to raise money and awareness to support the National Law Enforcement Officer’s Memorial and Museum, which honors the more than 20,000 men and women who have been killed in the line of duty. Officer Amberly Michaelis, Sgt. Lisa Rosenthal, Sgt. Jamie Gogarty and Lt. Jesse Godfrey are taking part, and to qualify, they must raise $2,000 each in donations. The memorial and museum, located in Washington, D.C., relies on charitable donations. For links to officers’ donation pages, see ormondbeachobserver.com. Call 676-3525.

Coastal cleanup is a success; plus: golfing for literacy.

paving paradise By Wayne Grant | News Editor

Argosy: from motel to beach parking lot Some disagree with using ECHO funds for Argosy purchase. Sitting in their living room at the Argosy Motel, looking out toward the Atlantic Ocean, owners Greg and Sharon Clark laugh when you say running a beachside motel must be a dream. “What you have to understand is that you have to work,” Greg Clark said. “It’s not what it appears to be.” The Clarks recently agreed to sell the 0.69-acre property at 1255 N. Ocean Shore Blvd. to Volusia County for $1.25 million. The county plans to convert it to a parking lot for 56 cars. It’s been in the Clark family since his dad, Douglas, built it in 1952, and it’s the kind of

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The Argosy Motel will be converted to a 56-car parking lot. place to which patrons return year after year. The hardwood furniture has been maintained through the years and pro-

vides a retro, 1950s, decor. The Clarks have been hear-

SEE ARGOSY / PAGE 4A

PLAY OF THE YEAR By Jeff Dawsey | Sports Writer

SEE OUR TOWN / PAGE 2A

Daniel Koch carries the ball for a 50-yard touchdown.

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Touchdown on wheels Sportsmanship wins the day after the Ormond Beach Pride game.

The Ormond Beach Pride, of the American Youth Football League, swept the Tampa Unity Vikings in all of their games

Emily Blackwood | Staff Writer

Family provides support for autism Kathleen and Scott Davis had a full house when they hosted their autism support group.

+ Abuse council ‘raises the roof’ Rainy weather and roof leaks were a common combination for the Domestic Abuse Council shelters. But thanks to two dozen community leaders, a CDBG grant from Volusia County, a private foundation donation, gifts from private individuals and in-kind donations from experts in engineering and roofing consultants, the council was able to replace the roof through its “Raise the Roof” campaign. The total commercial project cost about $150,000. Visit domesticabusecouncil.com.

TEAM JOSEPH

Saturday, Sept. 20. But the most dramatic touchdown of the day occurred after the last whistle of the 10-andunder team’s game.

After Isaiah Sutton scored a touchdown to clinch the Pride’s 7-0 win, quarterback Christian Koch, 10, handed the ball off

to his older brother, Daniel Koch, 16, who is bound to a wheelchair, and he took the

The parents Kathleen Davis invited to her home Sept. 20 made an attempt to apologize in advance for their autistic children’s predictably unpredictable behavior. But for every “she might write on your walls” or “he might tear up your paper,” Davis smiled, waved their worries away with her hand and said, “Excuse me, have you met Joseph?” Joseph Davis, her 5-year-old autistic son, is in their living room, loudly complaining about trying to print a photo of a red house with blue shutters — his current obsession, according to his father, Scott Davis. Though it might be overwhelming to some, to the Davis family, this kind of chaos feels just like home. “Things are written on our walls, and there is paper from the printer everywhere,” Kathleen Davis smiled while talking to the other moms. “But who cares? Life goes on.” This kind of positivity toward her son’s condition is exactly what inspired Kathleen Davis to start an autism support group in her home. A month ago, she was struggling to get support to create the kind of happy and casual environment she wanted. But now it has happened, and it’s filling up her kitchen. Five parents attended the Davis’ group Saturday morning to discuss siblings of autistic children with Meade McHenry, a board-certified behavior analyst and senior consultant for autism therapy program Butterfly Effects. “There can be a lot of stress for both kids,” McHenry said. “Sometimes the kid with the diagnosis is exhibiting certain behaviors and your other child starts engaging in those same behaviors. And when the other child starts asking what’s wrong with their brother or sister, that can be the hardest thing.” The discussion ran for a little over an hour, with parents trading tips

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beach combing By Wayne Grant | News Editor

Volunteers remove hazardous trash Residents picked up discarded items at the beach and river banks throughout the county. Volunteers dodged raindrops while picking up trash at five different sites along the ocean and Halifax River in Ormond Beach on Sept. 20. Throughout all of Volusia County, 1,900 people had signed up at 41 sites. The rain may have kept some away, but final figures were not available at press time. Typically, the most common item found on the annual cleanup is cigarette butts, at 39%. Next are plastic pieces at 15% and bottle caps at 9%. Peculiar items found in the past include shoes, toys, fake fingernails, sink parts, TVs and auto parts. Becki O’Keefe, site manager at Andy Romano Park, said hypodermic needles and balloons are also commonly found. “Any trash in the ocean can injure marine life,” she said. “Plastic bottle caps are the most commonly found items in the stomachs of sea birds.” August Wenger, a volunteer who was there with a group from Villari’s Martial Arts, Ormond Beach, said he had learned at the Marine Science Center that cigarette butts can impact the intestines of birds. Discarded fishing line is also a common problem, and fishermen are encouraged to recycle it. Detailed information on trash collected is compiled by the volunteers each year and provided to the Ocean Conservancy.

INBRIEF + Waste collection fees to rise in Ormond The fees for solid waste, yard waste and recycling collection will increase as of Oct. 1. The City Commission approved a contract with Waste Pro at their Sept. 15 meeting. The current company is Waste Management. Residential collection will go from $13.86 to $14.54, and recycling from $2.95 to $3.07. Commercial service fees were also increased. The city is currently paying $4,068,881 per year, and the new contract calls for $4,957,135 per year.

+ Ormond to buy $600,000 software Ludi Lelis and her son, Nathaniel Spence, keep track of trash they find on the beach.

Cicely Hartwick, of Ormond Beach, said her daughter, Dega, was concerned about sea life after visiting the Marine Science Center, so they decided to take part in the cleanup.

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Becki O’Keefe, site manager, talks to Renee Madigan, who was there with Girl Scouts from Holly Hill and Ormond Beach.

READING THE GREENS By Wayne Grant | News Editor

Golf tournament raises money for literacy The Volusia Literacy Council tutors 250 residents annually in reading and math skills. Bill Rice and his wife, Carol, of Ormond Beach, recall a day many years ago when they were in a meeting at church, and they were passing around a Bible for each person to read a verse. They saw panic in a man’s face as the book got closer to him. It was obvious he had trouble reading. It was that moment that made them start thinking about the importance of adult literacy. They had been looking for a place to volunteer so joined the Volusia Literacy Council, and now, about 16 years later, are still tutoring. They’ve always worked at Reality House, a halfway house for those with drug or alcohol problems. “It’s a good feeling when a person makes improvement, or even gets their GED, which improves their job chances,” Rice said. The council had one of their four annual fundraisers on Sept.

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Volunteers from the Literacy Society included David Foster, Karin Morgan, Greg Mast, Bill Hinebaugh, Beth Hinebaugh, Sherri Rummel, Sasha Saliba and Barbara Kronberg. 20, a golf tournament at Planta- not available at press time. over, are assisted with reading as tion Bay. It was the 24th consecutive well as math skills. About 250 are Executive Director Bill Hine- year for the tournament for the helped each year. baugh said the tournament agency which uses volunteer tuHinebaugh said 29% of adults normally brings in $15,000 to tors to improve adult literacy in in the county read below the $20,000, but final figures were the county. Clients, age 16 and ninth grade level, and 23% read at or below the third grade level. Lorrirae The graduation rate is 68%. McLaughlin, “It’s a reality of life,” he said. liaison for “If you can’t read you can’t get a West Volusia job.” County, and Started 35 years ago, the LitAssistant Pro eracy Council is funded by UnitJoe Tierny ed Way and Volusia County, but offer help must also raise funds. on one of “Book purchases are a big the specialty cost,” said Lorrirae McLaughholes. For a lin, the liaison for West Volusia $10 donaCounty. She said they must purtion, Tierny chase teaching materials, special hit the tee books for those who speak anshot for the Matt Plourde, of the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical other language, math and GED golfers. University Golf Club, putts on a special side hole instruction books. where the best attempt won $100.

The City Commission has awarded a contract to Avolve Software Corp. to provide software to streamline and modernize the city’s permit process. Plans will be submitted online rather than on paper. Many design companies currently submit plans online, according to Planning Director Rick Goss. The cost will be about $600,000 over a five-year period. Mayor Ed Kelley was the lone no vote, saying he would like to see a less expensive proposal. City Manager Joyce Shanahan said that individuals installing a patio, for example, will be able to submit plans on paper.

+ City OKs chemical contracts for water The City Commission recently accepted bids from suppliers of chemicals to be used in water treatment for the coming year. The lone “no” vote came from Commissioner Troy Kent. The cost for chemicals is estimated at $519,000. In his remarks before the vote, Kent said that several years ago, he sent a letter to the company that supplies fluoride (hydrofluosilicic acid), asking them if they would vouch for the safety of the chemical, and they did not respond. “Until they respond, or the City Commission makes a water accountability ordinance, I vote no,” he said. After the meeting, Kent said he first began to research the issue when the Centers for Disease Control kept changing the recommendation for the amount of fluoride that is safe. In the past he has proposed an ordinance stating that anything added to water to treat human beings, such as fluoride, should be certified by the supplier to be safe for human consumption from infancy to old age. He said he plans to put it forward again. “Should we be medicating people with our water supply just because it’s been done since the 1950s?” he asked. The amount of fluoride in Ormond Beach city water meets U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ recommendations.

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CASSEN PARK Cassen Park is a 3.7 acre riverfront park located along the Halifax River. A bait shop, boat docks, a fishing pier stretching under the Granada Bridge, cleaning stations, and ample parking are available. Picnic tables and grills are also available. Open from 5:00 am to midnight

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ARGOSY / FROM PAGE 1A ing from guests about the closing. “The emails people send are really sad,” Sharon Clark said. “I went to work crying the other day.” She said one couple who have vacationed there for 40 years said they are coming one more time. Greg Clark said he is getting tired of people “pouting” about the motel closing, but after growing up there, he’s feeling nostalgic, too. He said someone told him he was going through the same things a grieving person goes through after losing a loved one. He said the benefit of running the motel was not being on the beach, but rather meeting people and making friends through the years. He said when people are on vacation, they have time to talk. “The walls come down and they exhibit their heart,” he said. But he is glad it’s going to be a parking lot. “It’s thrilling to me that I can buy a house over here, and park my truck and visit my beach,” he said. He said that stretch of beach with its natural dunes is the best beach in the area. But the years have taken their toll on the motel, and it has requiring a lot of upkeep. “It’s very tiring,” Sharon Clark said. Also, they have four children and 10 grandchildren (with one on the way), whom they would like to visit more often. The final straw was the failure of one of the septic drain fields for one of the cabins. They are faced with replacing

Greg and Sharon Clark

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drain fields or hooking up to the sewer along State Road A1A, and both would be too much of an investment for the aging structure. Greg Clark was born in 1954 and moved away as a young man to work in construction. In 2000, he and his wife took over the motel after his mother, Phyllis, passed away.

Does a parking lot qualify for the county’s ECHO funds?

While Greg Clark is happy the place is going to be a parking lot, some are not in favor of using the ECHO funds. “I don’t think the community knows how ECHO funds are being used,” said Amy Murphy-Demeo, of Ormond Beach. The county is getting the money for the property from three sources, Ponce Inlet Port Authority, Volusia ECHO and general

fund reserves, with each source providing $416,000. ECHO funds come from voter-approved taxes to be spent on four elements, which form the acronym: environmental, cultural, historical and outdoor recreation projects and institutions. County officials believe the parking provides access to recreation, but MurphyDemeo does not believe a parking lot fits the definition of how ECHO funds should be used. The description can be found on the volusia.org website, by searching for “ECHO.” “Parking will not enrich the lives of the citizens of Volusia as does community theatre, arts and science museums, cultural events and historical places,” she wrote in an email. “Do we want an oceanfront view to be a parking lot?” she asked. “I wouldn’t want to look down on a parking lot from a hotel.” Dave Byron, Volusia County spokesman, said there are three ways that ECHO money can be spent. A government or agency can apply for a grant, which will be considered by the ECHO board. If granted, ECHO funds will provide in a 50% match. The second way is emergency repairs to historic structures, which are also approved by the board. The third method requires no approval by the ECHO board. The County Council can spend ECHO money in a “direct expenditure,” with a majority vote. Byron said that method of spending has always been in the ECHO bylaws. wayne@ormondbeachobserver.com

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Daniel Koch leads the Pride out on the field.

PRIDE / FROM PAGE 1A ball 50 yards for a touchdown. “It was great,” Daniel Koch said. “I felt like Peyton Manning.” “I was really happy that my brother scored his first touchdown,” Christian Koch said. “I was happy that they did that for him.” Daniel Koch has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a lethal genetic disease, according to his mother, Karen Koch. “It pretty much takes the muscle from the boys, which eventually gets to their heart muscle, which ends up taking their

lives,” she said. “It’s not a good thing, but these are the little moments that make his life as enjoyable as possible, and we just enjoy him while we have him.” On seeing her son score his first touchdown, she said, “The Pride has given him a jersey with the number 18 like his favorite player, Peyton Manning. They allow him to lead the team out on the field and be on the sidelines with the players; they treat him like he is a part of the team, which is pretty cool for him. We were all yelling as he took the ball down the field. I just can’t put it into words.” As Daniel Koch carried the ball down the field, the Tampa players dove toward

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Kathleen Davis held an autism support group at her home Sept. 20.

AUTISM / FROM PAGE 1A and stories with each other about things that have worked for their children. There were no pity parties or sob stories that morning. Loud laughter made the gathering feel like anything but a support group. Because no matter how much their

INBRIEF + Volusia unemployment CareerSource Flagler/Volusia, headquartered in Daytona Beach, recently reported August labor statistics for the area. Volusia County had the third highest annual employment growth rate in professional and business services (8.6%) of all the metro areas in Florida. The unemployment rate in Flagler and Volusia counties was 6.9%, which was 0.9% lower than the region’s rate of 7.8% one year ago. It was 0.2% above the August, 2014, state rate of 6.7%. Broken down into counties, the

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children may cause them stress, the parents said they wouldn’t change a thing. “No matter what level he’s at, we love him,” Scott Davis said. “I wouldn’t change a thing. He’s perfect.” Anyone interested in joining the support group can email Kathleen Davis at teamjoseph3@gmail.com.

August 2014 unemployment rates were 9.5% in Flagler County and 6.5% in Volusia County. Nonagricultural employment in Volusia County was 159,100 in August, 2014, which was up 2,300 jobs (1.5%) over the year. Statewide employment increased by 2.7% over the same time period. Five of the 10 major industries gained jobs over the year, led by professional and business services (an additional 1,500 jobs). Manufacturing increased 300 jobs; and mining, logging, and construction, and education and health services, increased 200 jobs each. “Other services” gained 500 jobs. Trade, transportation, and utilities lost 200 jobs; and government and information lost 100 jobs each.

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Meet Daddy, the great helper When my wife was out of town recently, I was left with one of a father’s most terrifying tasks: fixing your daughter’s hair. “Do you know the best number of ponytails?” Ellie, 4, asked me before preschool. “How about one?” “The best number of ponytails is two,” she said. One, I can handle. BRIAN Shove it through the MCMILLAN hair tie, twist, shove it through again, done. But two requires a sixth sense, like pinning tails on donkeys, or parallel parking.

“Hold still,” I said. I did my best, gathering her curly brown hair into two distinct bouquets and cinching them up tight. But when I attempted to admire my handiwork, no admiration was warranted. One ponytail was about halfway up her head, and the other was too low. Two more tries later, and the ponytails were secure and relatively even. But, look at the time! We have to go, and there’s still nothing ready for show-andtell! The letter of the week is M. “I want to bring Rainbow Monkey,” she said. “Can’t find Rainbow Monkey,” I said, pawing through the bin of stuffed animals. “How about this monkey instead?” “That’s a bunny.” “Are you sure? Looks like a monkey.”

She laughed, with her typical disregard for the passing time and our impending tardiness. “How about this?” I said, holding up a unicorn. “It’s a ‘municorn,’ get it?” She didn’t reply. Back to the bin. And then, in a classic example of deus ex machina, Minnie Mouse appeared. Ellie was satisfied. Two M’s! She said, “You are a great helper, Daddy.”

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ing at a muffin top to bring to mother and daughter back together. Once we got my walk-in closet cleared enough to where you could actually walk into it, we took the giveaway pile back to my mom’s house to spread the wealth. My dad, seeing us lug in overstuffed trash bags, suddenly had a game of golf to play. We divided up the treasure into three different piles: one for my brother’s girlfriend or one of my cousins, one to sell to a resale shop and one to donate to Goodwill. Those three piles got divided into more and more piles until we eventually had 15 piles spread throughout the house ready for their new closet homes. Then we made the calls. Old high school buds, my mom’s thrifty friends and my middle-school aged cousin marched through our living room that had quickly transformed into a consignment shop. My dad returned to see all the ladies and suddenly had to go out for a beer. My younger cousin was the last customer left, and she was in awe over a Tshirt she had just found. One look at my mom’s face and I knew my cousin had grabbed the tiger T-shirt I had sneaked back into the giveaway pile. Because I was right: It was for 12-year-olds. Email Emily Blackwood at emily@ormondbeachobserver.com.

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Mainland puts its perfect season on the line for the second straight year, against the Stallions. Jeff Dawsey

Mainland player Genesis Vargas

Vargas: math, volleyball, student government Genesis Vargas didn’t always like volleyball or math. She didn’t find it reasonable for sports to potentially distract her from her schoolwork, and she thought that math was too difficult. Now a senior, Vargas is the two-year running student government president and loves both of the things she once disJEFF liked. “There were DAWSEY times when I questioned if playing volleyball on a competitive high school team was right for me,” Vargas said. “Yet, now that I’ve been playing since my freshman year, I know that volleyball is one of the best things that I’ve ever done. It’s fun.” Vargas says that the Lady Buccaneers are a close-knit team, which makes playing worthwhile. They get to bond and create memorable moments. Vargas also loves mathematics. She considers math to be an art as well as a science. “When I was having the most trouble with algebra in middle school, my teacher, Mr. Frank Mallace, went above and beyond teaching math,” she said. Vargas currently tutors in the subject, and she hopes to eventually become a data analyst and a math teacher. “I want to pour into others’ lives the same way that my teachers have poured their knowledge into my life,” Vargas said. “Education is important to kids, and whenever teachers do it the right way, it can inspire kids.”

The Mainland Buccaneers (4-0) have not been challenged this season. They have forced the mercy rule in every game thus far. After their 63-0 homecoming win against Pine Ridge, the Buccaneers had one thing in mind: American Heritage. They will host the Stallions Friday, Sept. 26, in a rematch from last year. “We’re ready for them,” quarterback Denzel Houston said. “We’ve been coached up. We’ve been preparing for them.” Head coach Scott Wilson said of the Stallions: “They’re a state powerhouse. We had a tough game against them last year when they beat us, but they’re coming here this year.” American Heritage and the Bucs played to a 6-0 final last year, which was Mainland’s only regular season loss and shutout. The only score came from Julian Perez, who scored on a defensive fumble return. Though there are some similarities from their last outing, such as Mainland’s undefeated record and the Stallions’ one loss, there is a big difference this year: Denzel Houston. Houston is the area’s top-ranked passer this season in almost every category, according to Wilson. The firstyear starter has dominated since his inaugural game against Lake Mary in the preseason, when he threw for over 350 yards and three touchdowns.

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Kaylo Hannah and Mainland will have their hands full as they seek redemption from last year against American Heritage.

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On homecoming night, the Mainland Buccaneers blanked the Pine Ridge Panthers, 63-0, on Sept. 19, at Municipal Stadium. The Buccaneers had no problems moving the ball against the Panthers. Their first and only fourth down and nonscoring drive came on their last possession of the game, when their third and fourth backups were playing. Quarterback Denzel Houston remained hot, throwing five touchdown passes in the first two quarters. He connected with Adrian Killins on a 40-yard score, Kaylo Hannah for 23 yard, Wilfred Taylor 83, Jacob Tilghman 20 and Will Collins on a 19-yard touchdown pass. “I’m glad that we won, but I feel normal,” Houston said. “I can’t get the big head. I try to keep my head where it’s supposed to be.” Other scores include two Adrian Killins touchdown runs, a 15-yard run by Ryan Mack and a 1-yard run by Henry Reese. “I thought we played pretty well,” coach Scott Wilson said. “We have American Heritage next week, so our main focus was to get out of this game healthy, and we did that.” Last year the Bucs lost an ugly game to American Heritage 6-0. The homecoming king and queen were J.T. Vail and Zhakyia Faircloth.

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 25

Gratitude Book in a Box — 3 to 4:30 p.m. at the Cancer Care Center at Florida Hospital, 224 Memorial Medical Parkway, Daytona Beach. In this workshop, learn simple and artful bookmaking and journaling techniques including collage, printmaking, and creative lettering, to explore and cultivate gratitude and goodness in life. This program is free of charge, but please reserve at spot by calling 2312229, as space is limited.

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Halifax River Audubon Bird-Watching Field Trip — 7:15 a.m. at Ormond Town Square, Granada and Williamson boulevards, behind Chick-fil-A. Going to spots along A1A in Flagler County. Requires walking grounds at the parks and across bridge. Bring lunch and beverage. Call 253-1166. No cost other than park entry fee. Country Music Festival — 4 p.m. at Destination Daytona. Free admission and parking. Carnival, country bands from all over the country, food, games and a firework finale Sept. 27. Granada Grand Festival of the Arts — 5 to 8 p.m. at West Granada Boulevard in the downtown Ormond Beach Arts District. Sponsored by Ormond Beach Mainstreet, Free. Call 492-2938.

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National Public Lands Day — 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Tomoka State Park. Free entry for all volunteer participants. Call 676-4075 to pre-register. Financial Wellness Workshop — 10 a.m. at the Ormond Beach First Christian Church, 50 Seville St. Call 677-1121 or 917-804-5765. “Discover Our History” Lecture Series — 10 a.m. at the Historic AndersonPrice Memorial Building, 42 N. Beach St. Admission and parking is free. Call 677-7005. Florida National Scenic Trail — 12:30 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Regional Library. Free program. Reservations are not required. Call the reference desk at 386-676-4191, Ext. 21084. YMCA Silent Auction — 6:30 p.m. at Oceanside Country Club, 75 N. Halifax Drive. Call 673-9622.

Deb Captain had her nephew, Ty Beard, helping her with the food from the Halifax Trauma Center.

Served: Chamber of Commerce hosts annual grilling competition Rockefeller Gardens was full of sauce enthusiasts on the afternoon of Saturday, Sept. 22.

mells of prize-winning barbecue poured out from the Rockefeller Gardens Sept. 20, as the Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce hosted its third-annual King of the Grill competition. During the seven-hour event, professional judges tasted the food of both professional and amateur grillers. Of the many residents who came to the event, 300 signed up to be amateur judges who would determine the People’s Choice Awards for both categories. Seven professional grillers and 14 amateur grillers competed for the titles. Both grill categories had six chances of winning. “The professionals are people who grill as a part of their business,” Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce Event Planner Tia Rush said. “Ameuter grillers are our backyard grillers that all think they rock more than the other. It’s very testosterone-level-driven.”

Brittany Licari and Rachel Gancitano of the Daytona Beach Pig Stand served the hungry crowds.

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Folk singer — 2 to 3 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Regional Library. Bob Patterson will share the folklore and songs of Florida during the free performance. The program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library. For more information, call the library at 6764191, Ext. 21084. — The Ormond Beach Observer publishes events for nonprofit organizations each week. Submit events, including title, time, day, date, place, a brief description, contact information and who the event benefits, to calendar@ ormondbeachobserver.com. Events submitted by 9 a.m. Monday morning should be included in the Thursday publication each week.

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Nick Lambrecht and his 5-month-old son, Alexander, showed off their matching tattoo sleeves.

Tad Durrance and Wes Timko were a part of the Roasting for Rotary team.

Amateur judges lined up to taste the creations of local chefs.

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Breakaway Trails house tops list A house in Breakaway Trails was the top real estate transaction for the week of Aug. 17-23 in Ormond Beach. Breakaway Trails Inc., of Daytona Beach, sold 11 Little Tomoka Way to Steven Nuger, as trustee, of Ormond Beach, for $483,675. Built in 2014, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,969 square feet. This was the first sale.

ORMOND BEACH Brian and Crystal Mort, of Ormond Beach, sold 11 Sounders Trail to Joseph Dearing and Keith DiGenova, of Ormond Beach, for $229,000. Built in 1999, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,162 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $179,900. Linda Holcomb, of Marble, North Carolina, sold 915 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 502, to Gilberto Feliciano, of Ormond Beach, for $225,000. Built in 1972, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,175 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $212,000. Nicole Pichon, of Ormond Beach, sold 1118 Wandering Oaks Drive to Verla Turner and Querita Bennett, of Ormond Beach, for $190,000. Built in 1984, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 1,752

square feet. It sold in 2011 for $137,000. Loita Ross, of Daytona Beach Shores, sold 624 Robin Road, Unit B, to Eduardo Madrigrano, of Daytona Beach, for $110,000. Built in 1947, the villa has two bedrooms, one bath and 576 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $68,000. James and Jennifer Dedow, of Ormond Beach, sold 12 Hamlet Circle to Benjamin and Rebekah Nall, of Youngsville, Louisiana, for $64,900. Built in 1983, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 875 square feet. It sold in 1990 for $50,000. Deutsche Bank National Trust Co., as trustee, of Salt Lake City, sold 660 S. Ridgewood Ave. to Ormond Beef LLC, of Ormond Beach, for $49,000. Built in 1956, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,118 square feet. It sold in 1996 for $62,000.

Ormond Lakes Shirley Barnes, of Ormond Beach, sold 7 Minnow Drive to Jane Koepke, of Palm Coast, for $355,000. Built in 2005, the house has three bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 2,395 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $62,900. John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2014

CAT PEOPLE By Emily Blackwood | Staff Writer

Cat lovers unite at Cat Fanciers show Felines filled the Nova Community Center. The atmosphere was simply purr-fect Sept. 20 and 21 as the Cat Club of the Palm Beaches hosted its annual summer cat show. Also sponsored by the Cat Fanciers Association, the thirdannual show featured hundreds of different breeds competing in looks and agility. Show Manager Karen Lane said the cats are judged based on a standard of the ideal cat of that breed. “Every judge will read that standard and he or she will visualize that standard in a slightly different way,” Lane said. “So it’s subjective.” Lane said she showed horses and dogs before she got into cat shows. “I don’t live on a farm anymore,” said Lane, who has been with the club for 27 years. “I live in a normal person’s house. You can raise cats anywhere.” Though she used to be a dog person, she’s team cat now and owns six felines. “The cat has a more personal relationship with the owner,” Lane said. “I have a home office, and there is never a time when I don’t have a four-legged secretary. They’re there, right next to the keyboard, and they’re always available to be pet and to give you attention. The relationship with the cat is much more intimate.”

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Kathryn Brady gives her kitty, Ollie, a big smooch.

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Diversions NEW IN THE OBSERVER: Arts and Entertainment, from St. Augustine to Daytona Beach

THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER 25, 2014

DOWN HOME COUNTRY | by Shanna Fortier | Community Editor

5 CAN’T-MISS SHOWS GRANADA GRAND FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Where: along West Granada Boulevard in the downtown Ormond Beach Arts District When: 5-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26 Info: Ormond Beach MainStreet Inc. will host this free arts festival showcasing visual artists, musical acts and spoken word performers.

MUSEUM SPECIAL FILM EVENT: “JACK MITCHELL: MY LIFE IS BLACK AND WHITE”

Cage & Focx with Todd Taylor will headline the weekend festivities taking the stage 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27.

COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL

Where: Southeast Museum of Photography’s Madorsky Theater, 1200 W. International Speedway Blvd. (Building 1200), Daytona Beach When: 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27 Info: This free film event is in conjunction with the Atlantic Center for the Arts exhibition of Jack Mitchell’s “Icons & Idols: A Photographer’s Chronicle of the Arts 1960-1995.” Through this film, Director Craig Highberger follows Mitchell’s acclaimed career as a pivotal photographer of the arts for more than five decades.

Cage & Focx with Todd Taylor will headline the first KIX Country Music Festival Sept. 26-27, at Destination Daytona.

G SWINGLE SINGERS Where: Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College, 14 Granada St., St. Augustine When: 7:30 p.m. Sept. 27 Info: Presented by the EMMA Concert Series, The London-based, internationally renowned, Swingle Singers are legendary in the world of a cappella music. The seven voices deliver fugues, jazz, pop, and folk ballads with equal precision and passion. Tickets are $35. Visit emmaconcerts.com. BEATLEBEAT: BEATLES TRIBUTE/ ED SULLIVAN TRIBUTE Where: Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center, 399 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach When: 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27 Info: Tickets are $25. Call 676-3375. “EXPRESSIONS OF THE HEART” Where: Rose Room Gallery at the Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach When: Show runs through Oct. 11 Info: The work of Doreen Hardie is on display.

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ibson Cage, Anthony Focx and Todd Taylor will bring their country rock blend to the stage on Saturday night as the headliners at the first KIX Country Music Festival, held at Destination Daytona in Ormond Beach. Cage, the lead vocalist, has appeared on the hit ABC TV series, “Nashville,” and was the recipient of the 2013 Top Male Vocalist award by Nashville Universe. Focx, a Los Angeles rock guitarist and awardwinning audio engineer, is the guitar front man for Beautiful Creatures. “Our writing and recording together has been a serendipitous experience, combining our influences to help make a new sound,” Cage said in the group’s bio. He is credited with being the rope that ties country, Southern and mainstream rock together in the group. Taylor has earned dozens of Grammy nominations and established and set the Guinness World Record for Fastest Banjo.

IF YOU GO What: KIX Country Music Festival When: 4-10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26 and Noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27 Where: Destination Daytona, 1635 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach Info: Free admission and free parking

“Now Todd, he is the man you want playing banjo for you,” Gibson said in the group bio. “He is not only the most gifted banjo player on the planet; he is one heck of a nice guy. I enjoy blending our styles and vision. Playing with Todd Taylor is a gift for any musician.” This free family event will start 4 p.m. Friday with a food truck invasion, county fair carnival rides and a Friday night Chris Hyatt tribute to the legendary Southern rocker, Stevie Ray Vaughn. Saturday’s daylong entertainment kicks off at 12:30 p.m. and ends with a Santore and Sons fireworks display over the Coca-Cola Pavilion lake Saturday night. Proceeds from the weekend event will benefit the kids at Camp Boggy Creek. Camp Boggy Creek, located in Eustis, offers children with serious illnesses and their families a free, safe and medically sound camp environment. It was founded in 1996 by Paul Newman and Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, with the mission statement that “every child, no matter their illness, could experience the transformational spirit and friendships that go hand in hand with camp.” Also taking the stage throughout the weekend will be Shelby County Line, Hannah Anders, David Carter, Patrick Gibson, J. Collins and The Greg Warren Band.

Hannah Anders is a country singer, known for her high energy live shows and fresh original vocals.

David Carter will be the first performance on Saturday.

STAGE LINEUP FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 6 p.m. Shelby County Line 8:30 p.m. Chris Hiatt and Cold Shot: Stevie Ray Vaughn tribute

Chris Hiatt

SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 12:30 p.m. David Carter 2:15 p.m. Patrick Gibson 3:45 p.m. Hannah Anders 5:15 p.m. J. Collins 6:45 p.m. Greg Warren Band 8:15 p.m. Cage & Focx with Todd Taylor Fireworks immediately following

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