March 13, 2015 #590

March 13, 2015

The Senior Newspaper Serving Volusia & Flagler Counties For 24 Years—COMPLIMENTARY COPY

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A Publication of Schillinger Enterprises, Inc. © 2015 Volume XXIV – Issue 6

Come Celebrate With UsSee B Section

Page A-2—Seniors Today—March 13, 2015

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Afew weeks ago, we werelooking for Garrison capsto wear, in order to becomethe Andrews Sisters for a

local talent show. We looked every-where, then went on the Internet. (That’swhere we learned what they were cal-led and how to make them out of paper).The idea was sound and the largestpaper bags we found were used. It wasa good idea but the size turned out abit small for our heads.

Meanwhile, loyal readers of SeniorsToday, the O’Rourkes, called in andoffered us the real things! The capswere worn by Mr. O. during his waryears. We were so pleased when we metand received the caps. We asked themto attend the show. They couldn’t forthey were scheduled for a cruise.

Hundreds came out to view the in-credible array of well-rememberedcelebrities as the Talent Show per-formers found their way to the tablesonstage. There were 17 acts ready toperform. It didn’t matter that somewere from the 40s, some from the 50s,60s, 70s, and 80s eras. Emcee JudyGuillemette interviewed them as theyarrived a few minutes before the fabu-lous star-studded review began!

The following acts were onstage:Talents miming Carol Burnett, The Sis-ter Act with Whoopi Goldberg, DeanMartin, Doris Day, Gladys Knight, andThe Andrews Sisters.

Irv Owing and Paul Pollock per-formed an original rap tune about Gaituand the joint was jumpin! Joyce Nki wasoverwhelmed by this.

The next stars appearing were:Patsy Cline, Tiny Tim, Audrey Hepburn,Marilyn Monroe,and Liberace. Liber-ace and Stevie Wonder performed witha rendition of Ebony And Ivory. Liber-ace walked away leaving Stevie Wonderblindly fumbling with his cane in the air.Liberace returned and pulled him offthe stage by his cane. It was hilarious!

Kitty Maiden is a staff writer forSeniors Today.

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What’s Happening Around Town…Back Pain?

B & G Rehab, Inc. invite you to a freeseminar to view an amazing Z Cross Lum-bar Back Support on either Sat., March 21or March 28 from 9:30-10:30 A.M. at 533N. Nova Rd., Ste. 109, Ormond Beach. Cof-fee and doughnuts served too! This backsupport has been effectively proven to helpalleviate low back pain associated withsprains, strains, arthritis, obesity, and otherlow back ailments. Call 386.310.4359 toreserve your spot or set up a individualfree consultation time.

Follies Don’t miss this years outstanding per-

formance with the Ormond Beach Fol-lies! Enjoy lively tap dancing, ForrestGump comedy, and Jersey Boys andGrease musical numbers on March 27or 28 at 7:30 P.M. or March 29 at 2:30P.M. at the Ormond Beach PerformingArts Center. All seats reserved and tick-ets are just $15. For tickets, call 386.676.3375 or you may go online to www.ormondbeach.org

Natural Smile Seminar

Do you have missing teeth or ill-fit-ting dentures? Find out if dental implantsare right for you at a free patient infor-mation day. The seminar is scheduledfor Tuesday, March 31, 4 P.M. at theoffices of Florida Oral & Facial SurgicalAssociates in Daytona Beach. Seating islimited and light refreshments served.Please make your reservation by call-ing 386.868.0741.

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Caregiver’s DaysNeed a break from caregiving? First

United Meth odist Church of OrmondBeach is providing free Caregiver’s DaysOut that includes food, fun, and spe-cial attention for care receivers. Thedays are from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. on Thurs.,April 9; and Sat., May 16; and Thurs.,June 11 at First United Meth odist Churchof Ormond Beach. For information, callSherry at 386.677.3581, ext. 311.

Medicare WorkshopsCome find out how medicare works

and get the answers to frequently askedquestions with new evening seminarson Tues., April 7 or Tues., May 5 at 6P.M.; or day seminars on Thurs., April2 and Thurs., May 7 at 10 A.M. at GreatAmerican Senior Benefits, 1930 W. Gra-nada Blvd., Ormond Beach. Seatingfills fast! RSVP to 386.671.9150 or [email protected] and leavename and date you wish to attend. Youwill receive a free $10 gift certificateto Gourmet Kitchen too!

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Spring FlingCelebrate St. Patty’s Day this year

and the ‘wearing of the green’ at theSpring Fling! Seniors Today newspaperonce again is hosting a day of entertain-ment, fun, food, exhibits, door prizes,and more. This fun-filled event is absol-utely free and open to all seniors onTuesday, March 17. Come any timefrom 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. All this fun takesplace at Holy Cross Lutheran Church,724 Big Tree Road, South Daytona.Bring a friend and enjoy a free lunch!For details, call 386.677.7060.

Retirement PlanningYou are invited to Ormond Beach

Presbyterian Church, 105 Amsden Rd.on Sat., March 28 at 10 A.M. for a freeinformational seminar on retirementplanning with David Morgan. For moredetails, call 386.441.0300 or visit thewebsite: ormondbeachpc.org

Mercy On MainOur Lady Of Lourdes is taking church

to the streets! Come experience church ina very different way on Friday night,March 20 in an open parking lot at 779Main Street, Daytona Beach. Mass at 8P.M. and prayer, praise, and worship from9–11 P.M. Come spend 5 minutes, an hour,or all evening. For more information, call386.253.0770 or visit ourladyoflourdesdaytona.com

Self-PublishingAuthor Dave Archard will explain the

complexities of self-publishing duringa free program at 2 P.M. Sat., March 21,at the Port Orange Regional Library, 1005City Center Circle. Topics will includeself-publishing vs. finding a traditionalpublisher; copyrights, advances and roy-alties; and more. Archard published hisbiography, Through Slanted Windows:A Journey Into Radio, in 2012. Reser-vations are not required. For moredetails, call 386.322.5152, option 4.

Civil War Re-enactorsRon Alcorn and other Civil War re-

enactors will describe the day-to-daylives of Union and Confederate soldiersduring a free presentation at 2 P.M. Fri-day, March 20, at the Port OrangeRegional Library. Civil War weapons,including a homemade cannon, will beon display. The group will also shareinformation about Civil War re-enact-ments in Florida. Reservations are notrequired. For details, call the library at386.322.5152, option 4.

Reverse Mortgage Seminar

Get all the facts from your local, ex-perienced, and most regleable mortgageloan originator Glenn Russell at a freeseminar on April 2 at 11 A.M. in PalmCoast. Free lunch is included too! Learnabout all the upcoming changes thatwill take place in April. Seating is lim-ited so RSVP to 386.663.4067.

Scams & ShamsDaytona Beach attorney Michael

Pyle will discuss Scams, Shams, And Flim-flams at 3 P.M., Mon., April 20 at theDaytona Beach Regional Library atCity Island, 105 E. Magnolia Ave. Learnhow to protect yourself from theft of yourmoney and identity as well as damage toyour credit. RSVP is not required for thisfree program. For more information,call Catherine Relda at the library at386.257.6036, ext. 16235.

Parkinson’s

MeetingThe Parkinson’s Association of Day-

tona Beach is pleased to announce thatDr. Tanis Ferman, PhD. a board certifiedNeuropsychologist and Associate Pro-fessor with the Department of Psychi-atry & Psychology at the Mayo Clinicin Jacksonville, Florida will present atalk titled Dementia With Lewy Bodies& Parkinson’s Disease on Wed., March25 from 2 to 3:30 P.M. at the DaytonaBeach Regional Library at City Islandlocated at 105 E. Magnolia Ave., Day-tona Beach. Seating is limited and reser-vations for this event are required bycalling 386.676. 6375 by no later than12 P.M. on Friday, March. 20.

Lunch Bunch Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 724

Big Tree Road, South Daytona hostLunch Bunch every Thurs. at 12 noon.Doors open at 11:30 A.M. Just $5 getsyou lunch and bingo with non-mone-tary prizes. Re servations by noon theTuesday prior. Call the church officeat 386.767.6542 and leave a message.

Support GroupAlcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) sup-port group called 1, 2, 3, Miracle willmeet at Covenant United MethodistChurch, 3701 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. inPort Orange. The group meets everyThurs at 8 P.M. at the church. For details,call Bill at 386.383.9470.

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Peggy & George Goldtrap

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Iam scheduled to make a presenta-tion at the Volusia County PublicLibrary at City Island to educatethe public about important legal

issues and other interesting matters.The public is invited to attend.

Monday, April 20th at 3 P.M. Scams, Shams, & Flimflams

In this talk, we concentrate on howto protect yourself from theft of yourmoney and identity as well as damageto your credit. We learned as childrenthat if it seems too good to be true, itprobably is.

We also have heard that nothing isfree. There's always a catch. There'salways something expected by the partygiving something free, even if it's onlya hope for future or additional business.The risks of attack to your credit, aswell as outright theft of your moneyand property, have increased exponen-tially in recent years.

You may be contacted by impostersposing as banks, lenders, buyers andsellers of real estate, credit card com-panies, credit agencies, brokers, lotter-ies and many others. As we age, wemust be aware of additional dangers,including dishonest care-takers andthe oddly attractive desire to gamble,

with lotteries, sweepstakes, and similarvoluntary acts.

I see people every day who have beentaken for their money or have spenttheir money. Often they have lost theirentire life savings. Many times theyknow and realize that it is too good tobe true, but they fall for it anyway. Manyget taken more than once, becauseonce a scammer realizes the person iseasy prey, they keep returning for more.It often seems surprising, but I canassure you that it happens all the time.

We will discuss how to address phonecalls, door-to-door contacts, and otherattacks. We will also discuss the addi-tional challenges in protecting your-self as you become more vulnerablewith advanced age.

Attorney Michael A. Pyle, of Pyle& Dellinger, PL, 1655 North ClydeMorris Blvd., Suite 1, Daytona Beach,Florida, 32117 Telephone: 386.615.9007. E-mail: mikep@pylelaw. com orwww.pylelaw.com

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by George Goldtrap

Service Station... It’s a beautifulsound... a valuable concept,but how long has it been sinceyou’ve had any real service?

If you shop at a cookie cutter chainstore you can forget it. You will save a nickelon the stuff you buy, but you will sacrificea prized, shared experience... the privilegeof service by a proud professional.

My experiences of late are just plainamusing. Recently my wife was windowshopping at a ladies shop. There, on theglass door, was this message... ‘This shopis owned by ‘Jane Doe’. If you don’t likeher, better still if she does not like you, itwould be best if you don’t come in.And... I raised my children. I’m not hereto babysit yours… and... No Set Hours.We couldn’t believe it. Was it a joke? Evi-dently not. This shop keeper wanted yourbusiness only if you suited her profile. Sur-prise, the shop is now closed.

It gets worse. Just try calling the PostOffice or the telephone company. You’llbe lost in the menu maze and they won’teven notice. I recently used the drive inwindow at my bank... a national chain...and when the clerk failed to carry out oneof the transactions, I questioned him. Hisresponse... oh... we never pay any atten-tion to that. We just run’em through thecancellation machine. Easy for him to say... it was my money. Shame on the bank!

My favorite happened at a leathershop. I went in to have a belt punched sothat I could hitch my britches up tighter. Iasked the clerk to please punch a coupleholes about a half inch apart. He lookedkind of sheepish and stepped aside as ahigher authority stepped up to wait onme. (Notice I didn’t say, serve me. Obvi-ously, service was not his thing!)

This man, apparently the owner lookedat my belt and said, ‘I won’t do that’. Dumb-founded, I asked, ‘Why not?’ He answered,‘That’s not the proper way to do it.’ ‘First,’he said, ‘I’d have to remove the buckle,cut about an inch off the end, and then re-stitch the buckle in place, otherwise you’llhave too much belt sticking out and itwon’t look right.

‘It’s not worth that,’ I said… adding,‘we’re talking about a $3 belt. I just wantyou to punch two holes in it so I can useit to hold up my pants.’

‘Can’t do it,’ he says.Pointing to the leather punch laying very

obviously on his bench, I asked, ‘Well...would you loan or rent me your punch soI could do it for myself?’

‘Nope,’ he replied!‘Let me see now,’ I said. ‘Have I got this

right? I’m a potential customer with moneyin my hand, and you won’t do what I wantand you won’t rent me your tool so that Ican do it for myself... is the right?’

‘That’s right,’ he said.Still dis-believing, he stunned me by

adding…‘Come back when you want it

done right.’ ‘That won’t be a problem,’ Isaid. ‘I won’t be back.’ I left, the asso-ciate tucked his chin. He’d seen thisdrama played out previously.

Now don’t get me wrong. I appreciatecraftsmanship. Beautiful leather work isa thing to behold. We are not talkingabout your Sunday best here. We’re talk-ing a glorified leather string... just to hitchup my britches.

Franchises, minimum wage, and laborpractices have played havoc with ser-vice. There’s not a lot around anymore.

I remember a shop where years ago Ibought my suits and ties. When I walkedin several salesmen would call myname. Good morning Mr. Goldtrap. Comeright in. They’d offer a refreshment,chat a moment, and then ask if I wantedto browse awhile or look at somethingspecific. When I’d made my selectionthey custom fit the outfit. They brought aselection of shirts and ties... all selectedwith-in my known preferences. I wasbeing serviced and it felt good.

When a new shipment of my favoritesuit brand arrived, I’d be called before thepublic got a look. If my schedule pre-vented my stopping in during regularhours, I’d be invited in at my convenienceand a ready salesman would be anxious tomeet my needs. They got my businessover and over again as long as I lived inthat city. I recently found a shop like thatin my new town. I’ll go back often.

Good service comes from an atti-tude. Attitudes can be natural or they canbe corporate built, but they make all thedifference in the world to a companybuilding a reputation. I like the EnterpriseRental Car commercials. ‘We deliver’…and they do.

There’s a place for cookie cutter fastfood, but does that mean the clerks can’tbe courteous? In fact the opposite istrue. Visit a Chick-fil-A sometime soon.They chose their young employees care-fully and train them to be professional.Good for them. There’s something to besaid for craftsmanship, but should thatover-ride ‘king customers’ wishes?

Reminds me of the time I ordered break-fast from a grouchy waitress. I asked forbacon and eggs and a few kind words. Ina few minutes she approached my tableand almost threw the plate at me. The foodlooked fine, but I had to ask... ‘Where arethe kind words? Without missing a beat,she said, “Don’t eat the eggs!”

George and Peggy Goldtrap are bothactors, speakers, and writers and may bereached at [email protected]

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Special to Seniors Today

The multiple award winningFollies Dancers troupe willjoin the entire Follies castat the Ormond Beach Per-

forming Arts Center March 27, 28, and29 for Follies Goes To The Movies…The Sequel.

Professionally directed by formerNew York theater critic Chuck Cole-man, the Ormond Beach Follies con-sists of county-wide talented singers,dancers, and comedians bringing youlots of fun! Many have a strongmusical theater background andmost of the dancers have wonnational competitions and dancedtogether for over ten years.

As proclaimed by OrmondLife Magazine, “The OrmondBeach Follies is one of, if notthe major local entertainmentevent each year.”

Don’t miss this uplifting andfun show! “These Follies seniorsbreak all the rules regardingthe physical slow-down ofaging,” beams Coleman. “Theyare extraordinary!”

Ormond Beach Performing Arts Cen-ter Reserved tickets for the show are$15 and are available online at the Cityof Ormond Beach website www.ormondbeach.org and at the Performing ArtsCenter Box Office located at 399 N.US Hwy 1. The Box Office is openTuesday through Friday from Noonuntil 5 P.M., and two hours prior toevery show. Tickets can also be orderedover the telephone by calling the BoxOffice at 386-676-3375. Visa and Mas-ter Card are accepted.

Follies Goes To The Movies…The Sequel

Four members of the Follies Dance Troupe.

From lively tap dancing to Forrest Gump Comedy,From 'Jersey Boys' to 'Grease' musical numbers,

You'll enjoy lots of high-energy uplifting fun!

Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center(US 1 at Wilmette Ave.)

Fri., Mar. 27—7:30 P.M.Sat., Mar. 28—7:30 P.M. All Seats ReservedSun., Mar. 29—2:30 P.M. Tickets $15

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Big planes, fast planes, vintageplanes and strange planes.That’s the best way to de-scribe this year’s Wings Over

Flagler—Rock’n The Runways at the Fla-gler County Airport. This year’s event hasgrown to three days with more flying, staticaircraft, concerts, and exhibits.

“The historic C-54 Berlin Airlift FlyingMuseum is one of the big stars of theshow,” said Flagler County Airport Direc-tor Roy Sieger. It’s not just a large plane totake pictures of, people are encouraged tocome aboard and experience history.

Another star of the show which youcan take a ride in, is the first commercialairliner, the 1929 Ford Tri-Motor.

Bill & Kim Mills originators of “WingsOver Flagler” are also bringing The FlyingFortress, to Palm Coast. “This B-17 Bomberwill be flying all weekend,” Millssaid. While rides are a little pricey, it’sa bucket list thing that is really price-less. Bi-plane and helicopter rides willalso be available.

More than 50 warbirds & aircraftwill be flying in Friday afternoon,gates open at 4 P.M. Pilots and air-show fans will be treated to a StevieRay Vaughn tribute concert at 7 P.M.Friday night. Rock’n The Runwaysalso features tribute concerts of TheAllman Brothers, Led Zepplin, Bon Joviwith the music of Journey and a fireworksfinale from 7-9 P.M., Saturday night.

Event hours: Friday, March 27, 4 P.M.– 9P.M. * Saturday, March 28, 10 A.M.– 9 P.M. *Sunday, March 29, 10 A.M.– 2P.M. massive fly-off.

Parking and shuttle serviceis free. $5 airport parking isoffered. Many education char-ities benefit from the event.Admission is just $12 adults,veterans $10 and kids 12 andunder $5. No pets or coolers,bring concert chairs.

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What’s In The StarsFor The Week Of March 16

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Hav-ing second thoughts could be a goodthing, even if you're determined to gothrough with your plans. You might findit worthwhile to take a fresh look.TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Finan-cial matters could continue to be a prob-lem until you're able to straighten outsome of the more pesky situations. Oncethat happens, the rest should be easier.GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Fam-ily matters once again take center stage,and should be dealt with competentlyand quickly. Insist on others taking ontheir fair share of the responsibilities.CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Yourcreative pursuits seem to be running intoa roadblock. Don’t blame others; lookwithin to see if you might be holdingback your efforts for some reason.LEO (July 23 to August 22) Keepthat keen Cat's Eye focused on relevantaspects of this new situation in yourlife. Don't be distracted by trivial mat-ters. You need the pertinent facts.VIRGO (August 23 to Sept. 22) Asmuch as you prefer doing things on yourown, continue to accept help if you stillneed to resolve the problem affectingyour project. Cheerful news is coming.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Whileyou might begrudge the added time itwill take to get your project from pointA to B, you will benefit from the factsthat will emerge over this expanded time.SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)Regarding your workplace suggestions,be prepared to produce the facts tocounter reactions from skeptics who feelyour approach is unreasonable.SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)Look for work-related answers on theirown rather than rely on unprovedassumptions. It might take more timeto do so, but the payoff is worth it.CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)Your aspects continue to favor familyissues, with emphasis on changes aroundyour home. Get everyone to suggest whatthey would like to see done.AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Amatter you thought settled might stillproduce surprises. Continue to gatherfacts to bolster your position just in caseyou need to produce them quickly.PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) Whileyour instincts are usually right whendiscerning 'twixt truth and deception,you could benefit from more researchon the new idea being pitched.



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Q: I have a little porcelain doll thatwas given to me about 30 years ago. Ihave looked in a number of doll booksto try to identify and get the value ofit, but have not been able to find any-thing. Can you help me?

—Cyndy, Barre, Vermont

A: Identifying dolls can be frustrat-ing, since so many were made and manyof the manufacturer's marks are similar.One of the better doll books is the BlueBook: Dolls & Values by Jan Foulke andpublished by Holly House Books. Thisreference has been called the bible ofdoll collecting, and you might be ableto find your doll referenced in it. If thatfails, perhaps you might want to contactan expert. Sara Bernstein might be ableto help you. Her contact is 732-536-4101, and www.sarabernsteindolls.comThere are more than 2,000 dolls refer-enced at this website.

***Q: I have a salesman sample of a

Kerr blue enamel wood-burning range.It is in good condition except that the

temperature gauge is missing. Howmuch is it worth, and where can I sell it?

—Marvis, Albuquerque, NMA: Have you contacted antiques deal-

ers in your area? Richard Richardsonalso might be able to help you, since heis an expert in stoves and related items.His address is Good Time Stove Com-pany, P.O. Box 306, Goshen, MA 01032.It is always good manners to enclosea self-addressed, stamped envelope.

***Q: I bought a 6-inch ruler with a

black velvet sleeve at a yard sale about20 years ago. It was made by Tiffany &Company and is sterling. I think it mightbe part of a set. Any help you can give?

—Cliff, Hartford, ILA: Throughout the 1940s and 50s,

Tiffany & Company offered desk sets intheir catalogs, and I think you are prob-ably correct when you suggest it is partof a set. It is impossible for me to placea value on it. My suggestion is to showit to several dealers for their opinion.

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Headlining the concert will be one ofthe most biggest American hit-makers ofthe era, Jay And The Americans. This MagicMoment, Only In America, Cara Mia, ComeA Little Bit Closer, Some Enchanted Evening,Let's Lock The Door, Walkin' In The Rain,and more will be re-created by the group.

Every one of the support acts on thebill could easily headline a concert of theirown. The Drifters, featuring original mem-ber Charlie Thomas, have a vault full ofgold records that could easily fill an evening.The list includes gems like Under TheBoardwalk, Up On The Roof, On Broad-way, Save The Last Dance For Me, and abouta dozen other instantly-recognizable clas-sics. The Belmonts will perform the hitsthey recorded with Dion, as well as the songsboth he and they made famous after theirsplit in 1960. Expect to hear A Teenager InLove, I Wonder Why, Runaround Sue, andmore. The Chiffons' list of hits is no less

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In at least 30 states across the coun-try, law enforcement agencies are embrac-ing the Coffee With A Cop concept. It’sa program that’s designed to maintainopen lines of communication with res-idents to make sure that law enforcementis in tune with the public safety needs ofthe community. How better to do that thanby citizens chatting with law enforce-ment officers in a relaxed and informalsetting about public safety issues overa hot beverage. For law enforcement,it’s a way to connect with the community,answer questions and hear first-handfrom residents about public safety issuesand concerns. For the public, it’s an op-portunity to meet face-to-face with lawenforcement officers and discuss waysto work together to help keep the com-munity safe.

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By the time Belle was 15 years old,she’d had a baby, had watched hermother die, and been evicted. Duringthe 1880s, there were limited careerpaths for young women, especiallythose who lacked a formal educationand social connections. While workingat Jenny Hill’s bawdy house in Lex-ington, which was run out of the formerhome of first lady Mary Todd Lincoln,Belle acquired the skills, manners, andbusiness contacts that allowed her toascend to power and influence as aninternationally known madam.

Belle opened her own brothel andleveraged that first house and her earlyconnections with its wealthy patrons

to purchase an impressive structure at59 Megowan Street. The grand openingin 1891 became legendary in Kentucky.

Visitors were metwith the sounds ofan orchestra as theysampled an elegantbuffet including im-ported wines and nicechampagne. It washere that fashionableinternational travel-

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Maryjean Wall began her researchof Belle Brezing and her infamous man-sion in the 1960s. Since Belle Brezingdid not keep a diary and never gaveinterviews during her lifetime, it wasa difficult task, but Wall has achievedthe almost impossible. This engagingbiography comes as close to revealingthe life of Belle as is possible.

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In this case, a veterinarian wasn'tavailable right away. Wheek CareGuinea Pig Rescue lists a few first-aiditems to keep on hand here: http://www.wheekcare.org/first-aid.html as wellas extensive tips on health signs to watchfor. Daily monitoring of your pet isyour best bet to combat the threat ofsudden death. Do a good check on yourpet each day.

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Ever wondered what all that stuff in theCatholic Church is even all about?

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Born and raised Catholic... but beenaway from the Church because you justgot “over it” or upset with particular teach-ings or goings-on within the Church? Orhave life changes or realities maybe pulledyou away (or kept you away) because ofmarital status or sexual orientationrealities… and you've felt completelyrejected and un-welcome?

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We want you here. We're literallyincomplete without you. And we trulyhope you'll come out to Main Streeton Friday, March 20th to learn about us,unload on us, rekindle your faith withus, light a candle for peace with us, praywith us, or sing contemporary Christ-ian music with us!

Because by chatting with a priest and oth-ers you¹ll be able to ask What's Mass allabout and how do I even know what'sgoing on or what to say or do? (@ 8PM)and then What's Eucharist, Communion,Reconciliation and Adoration even mean?

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Come join Seniors Today News-paper at the 9th Annual St. Patty’sDay Spring Fling. Seniors Todayis hosting another totally free day

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Register for our vendor hunt game and achance to win a $100 gift card. Then it willbe time to explore the Spring Fling and visitwith our vendors.

While the festivities are going on theSeniors Todays staff will be busy in thekitchen preparing lunch for all who comehungry. Lunch will be served in a diningarea where you can sit down and enjoymusic provided by Mister D.J. You mightdecide to do an Irish Jig on the dance flooror you can just sit back and relax.

Sound to good to be true? Everythingincluding lunch is really free? Seniors Todayhas become recognized in Volusia and Fla-gler counties as the only senior newspaper which has been publishing consistently fornow over 24 years! Seniors Today enjoys

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We salute Florida Power & Light whowill be the platinum sponsor once again! Wetruly appreciate all of the vendors and spon-sors who partner with us. We could not dothis without them. Our vendors and spon-sors are companies who all work to helpthe seniors in our community and providequality services to them every day. Wepartner together to be able to provide theseexciting events to you.

Bonnie Schillinger, Seniors Today owner,added, “This is more than just a business tous. We take ‘taking care of our seniors’ seri-ous. We can’t wait to entertain these folksagain; we think we have planned a reallygreat event this spring! So put on thoseclothes, dye your hair green and join SeniorsToday—for a St. Patty’s day celebration!

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There is mounting evidence thatexercise can help to reduce therisk of certain diseases and con-ditions, including Alzheimer’s

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Many believe exercise plays the singlemost important role in slowing the agingprocess. In fact, there is even some indica-tion that exercise combined with a balanced(as opposed to trendy) diet can actuallywork to reverse the aging process, allow-ing people to remain healthy and activewell into their 70s and 80s.

Dr. Henry Lodge, one of the leading pro-ponents of this theory, has written exten-sively on how the body is in a constant stateof decay and repair. As the body ages, thechemical responsible for decay works fasterthan the chemical responsible for regener-ation. Exercise reverses that equation andallows the body to repair itself at a fasterrate, which Dr. Lodge says can help slowdown and even reverse the aging process.

Unfortunately, Americans have been get-ting more and more sedentary over the yearswhile turning to quick fixes to make up forit. To fight this tendency, Chris Crowley,who, along with Dr. Lodge, is the author of

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If willpower alone isn’t enough to getyou there, Crowley holds a Younger NextYear Total Immersion Week at the AspenClub each year. The program is aimed atbusy professionals who don’t have thetime to set up a program on their own. It’sthe sort of quick fix that’s designed tohave long-lasting benefits as the programtrains participants on how to incorporatethe concepts of Younger Next Year intotheir everyday lives.

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When it comes to com-petition cooking, thereis one grandma fromOrmond Beach who

has taken her skills all the way to thepinnacle, the heralded studios of theFood Network in New York City. SharonDamante, a former long-time residentof Ormond Beach appears in the net-work’s newest cooking challenge seriesAll-Star Academy, airing Sunday nightsat 9 P.M.

In the premier episode March 1,Damante competed as one of 10 luckyhome cooks selected from among thou-sands of applicants across the county.Those 10 cooks went into battle, but onlyeight prevailed, and Damante was oneof them.

“When I saw the line up of the chefswho might become our mentors, I wasbowled over.” Damante recounted.“There in front of me were three IronChefs, Bobby Flay, Alex Guarnaschelli,and one of my absolute idols, MichaelSymon. Then, when I saw Chef CurtisStone walk onto the set, I knew rightthen I was going to do my very best tomake his team.”

Stone’s L.A. restaurant ‘Maude’ hasbeen called one of the best new restau-rants in America and was recently nameda James Beard Foundation nominee. TheAustralian born super chef is a regularon the Rachel Ray Show and is the hostof the television series Top Chef Masters.

Impressing the chef with the flavorsof her Chipotle Pepper-Candied Bacontake on a Vietnamese Bahn Mi sandwichand, her determinative style, Damantewas selected by Stone as first pick tojoin his team.

In episode two, Damante continued toshine among the best preparing a quirkyremake of Chicken and Waffles, usingButtermilk Soaked & Crispy Fried Squab

Breast with Hazelnut & Orange ZestWaffle Crumbles.

Through a series of arduous cookingchallenges, contestants on the show tryto ignite their culinary creativity andimpress a host of well known celebrityjudges. In each week of the eight episodesseries one cook is eliminated. Damantecan’t let on yet how far her talents takeher, but she promises there’s a lot offun ahead to watch unfold.

“All of my family, my mom, grand-daughter, and so many of my friendsand business colleagues from here arerooting for me,” added Damante, whomany area residents may remember forher tasty recipes offered at The Gry-phon’s Lark pub that she and hus-band Frank opened in Ormond Beachin 2006. Their pub, like many localfamily owned businesses was hit hardby the steep recession and the couplechose to close it in 2008. They thenmoved to Napa, California in 2011andsay theirs lives now are filled withadventures—like trying out for theFood Network.

“Competing at this level was a lifedream of mine and I’m so lucky I wasselected. The experience was incred-ible!” said Damante, “You probablyhaven’t seen the last of me. Competi-tion like that is a bit addicting, so Iplan to keep pursuing my love of foodand passion for cooking. Who knowswhat’s next for me, but I’m pretty sureit will be delicious!”

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