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Inside ...West Volusia map .................................................................5Art abounds in West Volusia ..................................................6History has many homs in West Volusia ..................................9Kick up your heels and float through West Volusia ................11Get sporty and fit with West Volusia’s active offerings ...........13Specialty shopping and dining fit West Volusia lifestyle .........19Take in the drama on West Volusia stages ............................25Year-round events blossom in West Volusia ..........................27Dog days are a treat in West Volusia ....................................30West Volusia spas are ready to pamper you ..........................31West Volusia’s most scenic drives .........................................35At your fingertips... .............................................................41West Volusia Demographics ................................................44When the sun goes down, the fun heats up ...........................46Family fun and adventure are right here in West Volusia ........47Shopping, services and more in West Volusia .......................51On the cover: Photo taken at Blue Spring StatePark in Orange City by Debbie Davis of TheBeacon staff.Your Guide to West Volusiais a supplement to West Volusia’s Hometown Newspaper,The West VolusiaPublication date: February 27, 2012Publishers: Joann Kramer,Barb Button Shepherd and Sammie WigginsAdvertising Sales Staff: Janet Dixon, Jan Giroux,Sam Manos, Joyce Stocks;Coni Tarby, assistantContent: Beacon contributor Vickie Pleusand Melissa C. BattlesAdvertising Design: Debbie Davis,Michael E. Jaeckle and Joni KramerIllustration: Tara NoyesProofreading: Keith Allen110 W. New York Ave., Downtown DeLand386-734-4622 • Fax: 386-734-4641beacononlinenews.come-mail: adsales@beacononlinenews.comAbout the writers: Vickie Pleus is a public relationsprofessional and freelance writer who’s lived inWest Volusia County since 1999. Melissa C. Battlesis a New Yorker turned Stetson grad, who’s beencalling Central Florida home since 1993.(386) 860-00941681 Providence Blvd.Deltona, FL 32725(386) 740-1108600 E. Beresford Ave.DeLand, FL 32724www.lohmanfuneralhomes.com(386) 736-0021935 E. New York Ave.DeLand, FL 32724 , Please deliver to me a FREE Personal Planning Guide plus additionalinformation on transfers, pre-arrangements, cremation and veteran benefitsNAME_______________________________________________________ADDRESS____________________________________________________CITY________________________________ STATE______ ZIP_________PHONE_____________________________________ AGE_____________ Transfer Pre-arrangement Cremation Veteran Benefits4 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012Beacon YGTWV 2012

West Volusia mapSt. Rd. 15AWoodland Blvd.Amelia Ave.Hwy. 92NDirksenDriveLakeGeorge472Graves Ave.Highbanks Rd.Saxon Blvd.Enterprise Rd.● Seville●PiersonSt. Johns RiverHowlandBlvd.EnterpriseDeBary • DoyleAve. Road305●BarbervilleDeLeon ●SpringsGlenwood44●→to OrmondBeachDeLandDeBary●●Orange ●City4011LakeMonroe→to Daytona DaytonaBeach● DeltonaVictoria SquareShopping Center→to New SmyrnaBeach● Lake Helen● Cassadaga● Enterprise415Plymouth Ave.Minnesota Ave.New York Ave.Beresford Ave.Taylor Rd.Orange Camp Rd.West VolusiaRegionalShoppingCenter● Osteen→to LakeHelen &CassadagaMAP SPONSORED BY:AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING CONTRACTORSRESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIALState Certified CAC035516East Volusia: 386-672-1950 West Volusia: 386-775-2521www.vonaireinc.comBeacon YGTWV 20112012 Your Guide to West Volusia 5

Art abounds in West VolusiaHomer andDolly HandArt CenterPHOTO COURTESYOF STETSONUNIVERSITYBy Melissa BattlesCreativity is alive and well in West Volusia, and it is waiting for you to experience it! Fromthe historical to the contemporary, the arts surround your neighborhood in all shapes and 6 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012Beacon YGTWV 2012

media.The Museum of Florida Art in DeLand is a must-see on any art lover’s list. Not only doesthe Museum promote and showcase established and up-and-coming Florida artists, itsever-changing touring exhibitions make this a place worth frequenting. Media range fromsculpture to photography to various painting techniques; The Museum of Florida Art is sureto be a crowd-pleaser for even the most particular art critic.The African-American Museum of the Arts (AAMA) is the only museum in the area devotedprimarily to African-American cultures and art. Housing a permanent collection of more than150 relics, including sculptures and masks from Africa, the AAMA strives to educate the publicabout the rich heritage of African Americans through art. Make sure to get the kids involved,too. The AAMA offers free after-school classes in art, music, drama, homework assistanceand creative writing to elementary-school-aged children.West Volusia is proud to boast that the Florida Museum for Women Artists is the onlymuseum in the state of Florida and the Southeast United States to showcase art exclusivelyby women artists. With three galleries in its Downtown DeLand location, the Florida Museumfor Women Artists provides a worthwhile venue to explore.Find your inner artist at the Deltona Arts and Historical Center. From poetry reading toart classes to music lessons to an extensive gallery of renowned artists, the Deltona Artsand Historical Center has it all. The Center is a hidden gem in our community, and attractsmusicians and visual artists from near and far.A mecca for the fine arts, The Gateway Center for the Arts in DeBary is a sure bet no matteryour artistic taste. Home of Gateway Art League, Gateway Children’s Theatre Academy, andGateway Orchestra, the Gateway Center for the Arts provides a creative outlet for young andold. Especially noteworthy is the Gateway Center Farmer’s Market on Saturdays, where you’reIndependence for LifeWe also offer full life care with assisted living,skilled nursing and memory care.Enjoy an ActiveLifestyleCool off in the pool, relax in theJacuzzi, stroll the lovely walkingpaths, participate in organizedChoices to Meet Your NeedsModern private homes, beautifulduplexes, and a variety ofapartment styles fromwhich to choose.Live in Historic Quaint DeLandWinner of the “Great American MainStreet Award,”DeLand has cafes, bookshops, antiques stores andmany community events. The best news — DowntownDeLand is only moments from the Alliance Community!600 S. Florida Ave., DeLand, FL 32720 • (386) 734-3481or toll-free 1-800-334-4133 • www.alliancecommunity.orgBeacon YGTWV 20122012 Your Guide to West Volusia 7

sure to find a new favorite craft itemor art piece.Not really the indoor type? TheDeLand Sculpture Walk is for you!Take a stroll around DeLand andexperience sculptures in a variety ofstyles and materials in the beautifulWest Volusia weather. Hosted by theMuseum of Florida Art, the DeLandSculpture Walk is an annually changingoutdoor exhibit, always providingnew and interesting ways to discoverart that’s in your own back yard.Download a brochure online, or pickone up at the Museum.Make sure to share your localcultural arts with friends and visitors.Our local talent depends on you tosupport the arts in your community,and with so many ways to do so,expect the art scene in West Volusiato continue to flourish for years tocome.The Gateway Center for the Artsin DeBaryPHOTO BY VICKIE PLEUSBOB GORMAN’SGoodfella’sof DeBaryYou have triedthe rest, nowtry the BEST386-668-91992955 Enterprise RoadDeBary $2 00 OFFAny purchaseof $ 15 or moreNot valid with any other offer;limit one coupon per table.woo• All Repairs• Front End Service• Flat Repairs• Wheel Balancing• Shocks • Tires • Towing90 S. US Highway 17-92, DeBary, FL 32713386-668-2684Daily lunch specialsEarly bird specialsDine InTake OutCateringFree deliveryGoodfellasDeBary.comM-TH 11AM-9:30PM • FRI & SAT 11AM-10:30PM • SUN NOON-9:30PMBeacon YGTWV 2012Beacon YGTWV 2012DeBaryApril Gardens FloristBeautiful flowers for all occasionsLocal and Worldwide Delivery98-A S. Hwy 17-92, DeBary FL(Across from the DeBary Fire Station) www.aprilgardensflorist.com51 S. US Hwy. 17-92, DeBary, Fla. 32713Beacon YGTWV 2012Beacon YGTWV 20128 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

History has many homesin West VolusiaStetson Mansion in DeLandPHOTO COURTESY OFSTETSON MANSIONBy Melissa BattlesWho says that the original 13 colonies have the market cornered on history? Central Floridais rich with stories, legends and artifacts, right in your own back yard. Take the time to explorethese fabulous landmarks and treasures with your family, or venture out for a history lessonon your own in West Volusia.Why not start by taking a stroll through the oldest active religious community in theSoutheastern United States? Spiritualism is a big part of Cassadega’s historical foundation,leading back to 1895 when John Colby, a New Yorker, fulfilled a prophecy on his life thathe would be instrumental in founding a spiritualist community in the South. The CassadegaSpiritualist Camp offers historic tours, an information center to learn more about the area, andwelcomes visitors to explore its community and events.DeBary Hall Historic Site offers visitors a glimpse into “old Florida,” the time of plantationsand steamboats on the St. Johns River. Originally the winter home of a wealthy European-bornwine merchant who had a penchant for hunting and hospitality, DeBary Hall became thepinnacle of entertainment at the turn of the century. Artifacts, period furnishings, photos andLISTENING ... CONNECTING ... BUYERS AND SELLERSwww.MaureenKemp.comBeacon YGTWV 20122012 Your Guide to West Volusia 9

treasures capture the essence ofFlorida’s history at DeBary Hall.If the luxury of DeBary Hall justwasn’t enough for you, the StetsonMansion is sure to please. Florida’sfirst luxury home in 1886, StetsonMansion boasts 9,000 square feetand is reportedly half the sizethe famous hat maker wantedto build. It’s known as Florida’sgrandest home of the GildedAge. Reservations are required forguided tours, so call ahead for thiswalk-through history.Fun for adults and children alike,the Pioneer Settlement for the Creative Arts in Barberville is a wonderful way to explore historyas a family. Step back into the late 19th century and discover the museum, farm, Indian villageand exhibits that make history in Barberville interactive and fun.Yet another worthwhile family history lesson begins with the DeLand Historic Mural Walk.More than a dozen murals decorating DeLand take visitors back in time to relive the area’searly settlement. If you look closely, you may see some familiar faces and hidden elementsthat artists have cleverly placed for you to discover.West Volusia has a long and storied history, and the homes and museums that have capturedand nurtured those stories are yours to enjoy. Begin this journey and start sharing stories ofyour own about these wonderful places.Beacon YGTWV 2012POOLSUPPLYOur 11thYearIt’s time youUPGRADETO CERAMIC.Graduate to the next level in cooking andgrilling and break away from everyday tastesand the routineness of cooking on an ordinary,metal grill or indoor oven! Experience thethrill and ultimate satisfaction of preparingthe, hands down, most sensational foodsimaginable with a ceramic cooker!“Grill, smoke, roast,or bake it ... any wayyou like to make it!”ABOVE-GROUND POOLS1382 Howland Blvd., Deltona • 386-574-5477New Energy-Efficient Pumps/Installation Available 2851 Enterprise Road, DeBary • 386-668-6607Hours: 9 am-6 pm Monday-Friday • 9 am-5 pm Saturday • 10 am-4 pm Sunday Visitors and guide at DeBary Hall.PHOTO COURTESY OFCOUNTY OF VOLUSIA10 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012Beacon YGTWV 2012

Kick up your heels andfloat through West VolusiaA houseboat floats on the St. Johns Riverat Hontoon Landing Resort.PHOTO BY VICKIE PLEUSBy Vickie PleusFeeling landlocked? There’s no reason to feel trapped in West Volusia. With miles of river andpaddling waterways, exploration is yours — by boat, kayak, canoe or via beautiful shoreline views.Swimmers and snorkelers: You’ll find what you’re looking for here, too.Volusia County Government alone maintains 54 park facilities from the St. Johns River to theAtlantic, and many favorites are in West Volusia County and connected to unspoiled waterways.Candace Strawn-Lake Dias Park in DeLeon Springs, has a free boat launch that welcomes paddlersand fishermen. Ed Stone Park in DeLand also has a free public boat ramp with access to the St.Johns River. The park also is a popular fishing spot; many patrons make a day of it with grilling andEveryone isgetting toknow us - soshould you!WE ARE ONE OF THE 500!May 2011GOURMET FOOD & GIFTSCookies, Candy, Jelly, Sauces & Marinades,Cosmetics, Pies, Pie Bars & Much More ...Hours:Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Beacon YGTWV 20121842 Patterson Ave., #8DeLand, FL 32724(Off of Old Daytona Road)www.keylimeshop.com386-740-0502

picnicking. Not to be outdone is Mariner’s Cove Park in Enterprise, which has a boat ramp andsmall fishing dock; Jon boats and canoes make the most of Mariner’s Cove Park. Cypress LakesPark in DeLand is a great place for turtle- and egret-watching while you enjoy a picnic lunch. And,Gemini Springs Park in DeBary has fishing and canoe rentals, which are available near the pier.One of the West Volusia community’s busiest parks is Blue Spring State Park. Blue Spring is thewinter home to the endangered manatee, arguably some of the county’s most famous residents.When cooler temperatures creep into Central Florida, manatee sightings thrill young and old whowatch carefully for the slow-moving giants in the Blue Spring run. Because of this, the run is closedfor water-related activities (swimming, snorkeling, paddling, etc.) from November 15 through March15. But come March 16, put on your bathing suit and strap on the snorkel because there’s a lot toexplore in the waters of Blue Spring.Speaking of swimming and snorkeling, another favorite swimming hole is the 72-degree springat DeLeon Springs State Park. Spend the day at the park picnicking, grilling, enjoying a narratedriver cruise, canoeing, kayaking, renting a paddleboat, or visiting the park’s historic site. Start yourday early and nosh on pancakes at the Old Spanish Sugar Mill Restaurant. Make a day of it!Want to see more river and fewer people? Consider renting a pontoon boat from HighbanksMarina and Camp Resort in DeBary, or Holly Bluff Marina or Hontoon Landing Resort and Marinain DeLand. Secluded exploration can be yours for as long as you want it.There’s a lot to see in West Volusia, and some of it can only be seen, enjoyed, and appreciatedfrom our beautiful waterways. Take time to kick up your heels and explore West Volusia from itswaterways. There’s no need to feel landlocked anymore.CassadagaCassadaga Spiritualist CampExperience This Peaceful Community Where Certified Mediums and Healers Are Available DailyOngoing Events Special Events• Classes & Workshops• Feb - Gala Day Festival• Tuesday Night Bingo 7pm• May - Celebrate the Sunflower Gala Day• Historic Tours & Orb Tours• Aug - The Path Starts Here Gala Day• Readings by Certified Mediums • Oct - Halloween / Fall Festival• Healing by Certified Healers• Dec - Candlelight Service• Easter Sunrise Service• Wednesday Message Service 7pm• Sunday Church Service 10:30amwww.Cassadaga.ORG • Camp Office 386-228-3171Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Book Store• Largest Selection of Books on Spiritualism, Metaphysics & Meditation• CDs & DVDs • Crystals, Candles, Aromatherapy • Jewelry • Unique Gifts• Native American Crafts • Special Orders and Nationwide Shipping AvailableWelcome Center Lists Camp Events Information, Camp Certified Mediums1112 Stevens St., Cassadaga, FL 32706386-228-2880Hours: 10 am-6 pm Monday-Saturday • 11:30 am-5 pm SundayBeacon YGTWV 2012

Get sporty and fit with WestVolusia’s active offeringsParticipants beginLinda’s Run for the DreamPHOTO BY VICKIE PLEUSBy Vickie PleusIt’s easy to live a healthy lifestyle in West Volusia County. Between sports, trails, swimmingholes, and innumerable ways to stay fit, there are many fun and rewarding activities to participatein or cheer on from the stands.West Volusia runners and bicyclers know the Spring-to-Spring multi-use trail segments offer15 miles of pristine and tranquil paths for exploration. The Trail has five trailheads — DeBaryHall Historic Site, Gemini Springs Park, Lake Monroe Park, Lake Beresford Park, Blue SpringState Park and along Grand Avenue in Glenwood. Its wide, smooth asphalt accommodateswalkers, joggers, in-line skaters, bicyclists and those with disabilities. When complete, thetrail will stretch a connected 26 miles.Several road races are run throughout Volusia County in a calendar year, too. Some ofthe more popular ones include the DeLand Area Chamber of Commerce’s 5k and 10k runsthrough historic Downtown Deland each October, and a new cancer-support run, “Linda’sRun for the Dream,” which made its debut in January 2012.Nearly every municipality in West Volusia offers children’s athletic programs, and manyoffer adult team play as well. Stetson University, DeLand Parks and Recreation, and VolusiaCounty’s Parks, Recreation and Culture Division are a few organizations that organize sportsnearly year-round.Are you more of a spectator than a player? DeLand has its own Florida League Team,wherein the best players meet up for summer games. The DeLand Suns play as part of theFlorida Collegiate Summer League, also known as the Florida League, which is a wood-batbaseball league with six teams in Central Florida. The Suns play at Melching Field in DeLand,and the team’s summer season spans June and July.The Stetson Hatters always are offering up some exciting sports-watching, too. From men’sand women’s basketball to men’s baseball, and from women’s softball to golf and tennis,Stetson University’s athletic programs tout a year-round schedule. And, don’t forget to markyour calendars: Stetson football begins in 2013.Athletics in West Volusia is no passing fad. Get in the game and enjoy some of America’sfavorite pastimes, happening now in your own community.2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 13

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Specialty shopping and diningfit West Volusia lifestyleGateway Center for the ArtsDeBary Saturday Farmer’s MarketPHOTO COURTESY OF GATEWAYCENTER FOR THE ARTSBy Melissa BattlesThe best part about living in West Volusia is being able to take advantage of the small-town feel that’sbeen preserved by its residents, specifically, its unique stores and dining establishments. No chain restaurantor mega-superstore can give you the personalized touch we have come to cherish in West Volusia.Downtown DeLand has something for everyone, and you’re sure to find your favorite shop after spendinga day walking the award-winning area on Woodland Boulevard. Clay Pigeons offers the opportunityfor anyone to fashion a personalized gift by choosing a ceramic piece and decorating it with his or herpersonal style and creativity. If you’re not crafty, select from a wide variety of handmade gifts and fine artat Wolfe’s Gallery. Sweets for your sweetie are sure to please from Pat and Toni’s Sweet Things, where youcan even try chocolate covered bacon! No need to head to the mall for a special occasion outfit, either,since clothing stores like Dressed Boutique, Gibbs for Men and Lace and Accessories will offer you greatS Ridgewood Ave.W. New York Ave.Old New York Ave.Beacon YGTWV 2012Beacon YGTWV 20122012 Your Guide to West Volusia 19

selections of unique items at competitive prices.Don’t forget the benefits of locally grown produce; our community has several farmers markets to choosefrom. Shopping at farmers markets is a great way to support your local economy, get a healthy selection offruits and vegetables, and save money, too. Every Wednesday morning, thousands flock to the Volusia CountyFairgrounds to take advantage of one of the largest and longest-running farmers markets in Florida. You’ll findinformation about the history of the market and vendor requirements at www.VoluisaCountyFarmBureau.com. The farmers market is also on Facebook. DeBary’s Gateway Center for the Arts also organizes aSaturday morning market that boasts an eclectic variety of goods, including handmade crafts.With its three acres of trinkets, riches and baubles, Barberville Produce offers more than just fruits andveggies. Fountains, wrought-iron furniture, gazing balls, ceramic drop-in sinks and old-fashioned peanutbrittle are among the many treasures to covet. How will you know when you’ve found the right place?Just look for the 10-foot rooster, of course!After all of that shopping, it’s nice to be able to let someone else to make dinner. West Volusia has agreat variety of restaurants, including fine dining, home cooking, and ethnic choices such as sushi, Thai,Mexican, Chinese, Greek and Italian. Want to dine on the water? Check out Swamphouse Grill in DeBary.Looking for something off the beaten path? Watch the horses run around the track while you dine at SpringGarden Ranch in DeLeon Springs.Not only will you find unique items at great prices, shopping and dining in local shops and restaurantsis a smart way to preserve the West Volusia that you know and love today. It’s a worthwhile investmentindeed.“Founded in 1872 by developer George Norris, Glenwood was originally called Spring Garden. Alarge sawmill owned by the Bond Lumber Company employed most of the town’s residents. Thearea is now primarily residential. Grand Avenue, unning through the heart of the community,evokes the feeling of being transported back in time with canopies of moss-draped live oaks.”— Courtesy of the West Volusia Tourism Bureau • www.visitwestvolusia.comBeacon YGTWV 2012

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Take in the dramaon West Volusia stagesStetson UnviersityPerforming Arts groupPHOTO COURTESY OFSTSTSON UNIVERISTYBy Vickie PleusPerforming arts have many homes in West Volusia County. Musical and theatrical actsgrace the stages of the Athens Theatre, Deltona Arts and Historical Center, Elizabeth Hallauditorium and historic Stover Theatre at Stetson University, Gateway Center for the Arts inDeBary, and Shoestring Theatre in Lake Helen, and you can be part of the action.Athens Theatre in Downtown DeLand is a restored 1922 theater that’s now home to a fullseason of events. This spring, for example, performers will bring to life “The Jungle Book,”“Fiddler on the Roof,” and “Alice in Wonderland.”The Deltona Arts and Historical Center has two full-service recording studios for performerswho have an eye on the future. The facility also features musical performances, open-micnights and writer’s showcases.If there’s a musical performance happening at Stetson University, chances are it’shappening at Elizabeth Hall. Faculty and student recitals, orchestral performances, andBeacon YGTWV 20122012 Your Guide to West Volusia 25

Sue Turnbull,REALTOR ®GRI, SFR, CDPE386-748-6074“Changing LivesOne Home at a Time”Buying a home is one of the mostimportant decisions you will makebecause it affects both your family andyour financial future. The process ofsearching for a home can require a lot oftime and patience.You can trust me to help you simplifywhat can be a very complicated process.Call Sue today ...Your West Volusia Real Estate Expert!Email: sue@yourfloridabroker.comwww.swannandassociates.comBeacon YGTWV 2012choral concerts are just a few of the musicalevents that grace this historic and beautifulhall. Stetson University’s Stover Theatre ishome to student-directed one-act plays andfull-length shows, too.The Gateway Center for the Arts DeBarywelcomes actors of all ages in its populartheater program. On tap for spring 2012performances at the center are “The Lion,The Witch and The Wardrobe,” and “YouCan’t Take it With You.” Check the center’swebsite for all the details.A remodeled historic schoolhouse,Shoestring Theatre in Lake Helen housesproductions — musicals, comedies, dramas— that are produced and acted entirely bylocal talent. Shoestring Theatre’s calendar runsSeptember through May, and its family friendlyperformances are true crowd-pleasers.Whether you’re looking for opportunities toflex your own performance muscles, or simplysit back in a theater and enjoy the creativityof others, West Volusia has set the stage formany performances you’re sure to enjoy.Beacon YGTWV 2012Under NEWManagementSUNDAY BRUNCHIS BACK!11 a.m. - 2 p.m.$12.99 per person (excluding tax)$1.00 OFF with this ad1st Mimosa Complimentary(additional$1 each)HAPPY HOUR 4-6 p.m. dailyDrink & Food SpecialsLUNCH BUFFETCall for DetailsStart Using Your Punch Card!Welcoming Chef Michael Cosgrovefrom Epcot Center350 E. International Speedway Blvd.DeLand FL • 386.738.5200Check us out on FacebookBeacon YGTWV 201226 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

Year-round eventsblossom in West VolusiaVolusia County FairPHOTO COURTESY OFTHE VOLUSIA COUNTYFAIR ASSOCIATIONBy Vickie PleusLooking for a festival, concert, show or a special event to take you out of the ordinary thisweekend? Well, there’s a good chance there’s something going on in West Volusia that will strikeyour fancy.You may be surprised to learn that West Volusia County hosts several annual events that bringhundreds of thousands of people to the area. The largest of these is the Volusia County Fair,which returns to the Volusia County Fair & Expo Center every November (the next one’s plannedBeacon YGTWV 2012

for Nov. 1-11, 2012). Last year, Fair organizers reported that 180,000 participated in the 10-dayevent. The family friendly Volusia County Fair is known for its livestock shows, tantalizing food,concerts, youth and community exhibits and, of course, its thrilling rides. There’s something foreveryone at the Fair.This year marks the 20th anniversary of the DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts. Organizers estimate50,000 patrons visit the juried art competition every November. There, artists from around thecountry show and sell their paintings, glass, sculpture, jewelry, photography, wood, ceramics, andother art media in this much-loved Downtown DeLand event.When you think of Bike Week do you think of Daytona Beach? The organizers of the DeLandBike Rally want you to think of DeLand! For eight years (usually in March), DeLand Bike Rallyorganizers have welcomed bikers to scenic West Volusia, drawing them to the county’s westside with live music, merchandise vendors, food, free parking, and of course, all of DowntownDeLand’s best offerings.Each January, the Blue Spring Manatee Festival at Blue Spring State Park in Orange City welcomesfamilies for a day of arts and crafts, food and drink, shows, and bounce houses for kids, and, ofcourse, manatee viewing. The event is a fundraiser for the Orange City community and severallocal organizations.Pioneer Settlement for the Arts in Barberville organizes a popular Spring Fest and Frolic eachApril, and schedules more than 180 musicians to perform an eclectic mix of music including folk,bluegrass, and Celtic during the family-friendly event. Also in April, Deltona throws its own SpringFest at Dewey O. Boster Sports Complex off Saxon Boulevard. The Spring Fest prides itself ongathering community and fostering friendships in what has become Volusia County’s most populouscity. Deltona Spring Fest promises entertainment, children’s activities, and lots of tasty food.The West Volusia Beacon newspaper has an up-to-date calendar online at www.beacononlinenews.com;it’s available 24/7. Visit often and make a plan, for there’s always something goingon in West Volusia.“Established in 1885, Seville was formerly known as the ‘Tangerine Capitalof Florida’ but today is better known for its ferneries and remains rural andagricultural. It is home of the Historic Seville School.”— Courtesy of the West Volusia Tourism Bureau • www.visitwestvolusia.comDeltona Open 9-6 Monday-Saturday 28 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012Beacon YGTWV 2012

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Dog days are a treatin West VolusiaBarkley SquareDog ParkPHOTO BYVICKIE PLEUSBy Vickie PleusJust like their people, four-legged, furry friends need exercise, fresh air, and friendlysocialization. West Volusia pooches are living the good life. On any given day, theycan run free at Gemini Springs Dog Park in DeBary, Barkley Square Dog Park inDeLand, and Keysville Dog Park in Deltona.Gemini Springs Dog Park is a 4.5-acre fenced park sectioned off within one ofVolusia County’s flagship park facilities. The canine space includes dog-wash stations,water fountains, and benches and picnic tables.The newest of the three dog parks is Barkley Square Dog Park in DeLand, and restson 14 acres. It has restrooms, benches, dog-watering stations, and water fountains.Small- and large-dog areas separate the mini-pups from the bigger hounds, plus thelarge-dog area includes a swimming hole. A popular additional amenity at BarkleySquare Dog Park is a dog-washing station. For $10, owners can wash, rinse and drytheir canine friends after playtime.Keysville Dog Park in Deltona has similar amenities to Barkley Square, and includesseparate areas for small and large dogs. Keysville bustles daily with happy dogs andtheir thoughtful owners.If your dog isn’t one to roam free, you’re welcome to bring your pets into anyVolusia County park, as long as they remain restrained and under control at all times.Of course, picking up after your pet is an expected courtesy at any public facility.With great options for exercise and socialization, West Volusia County dog parksindeed are something special the entire family can enjoy. It’s just one more thing towag about!30 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

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The two locations of Jade Serenity Spa in Orange City offer you the choice of the atmosphere ofa quaint turn-of-the-century cottage, or a plush and far-away resort. Services range from a simplemanicure to a full-day spa package.The Palms Day Spa and Salon is DeBary’s first full-service day spa and salon. No need to be shy, thePalms Day Spa and Salon provides private facilities for men and women, and various private treatmentrooms are available, offering specialized services such as hydrotherapy treatment, a facial room anda massage room. They also offer full beauty-salon services and welcome party reservations.Voted the Best Day Spa in the West Volusia by our community since 2000, St. John Club Day Spais sure to please. Massages, facials, body wraps and more are available as a stand-alone service oras part of a spa package. St. John Club Day Spa offers gift cards, too, including the ease of orderingby phone with same-day mailing.Deltona’s Time Out Massage and Facial is known for affordable prices and exceptional service.They even make house calls! Time Out Massage’s mobile spa services, such as massage and facials,will come to your home, hotel or office. On-site chair massage is also available for office, or anevent or party.Relax from the inside out with Big Tree Yoga in DeLand. Yoga can relax your mind, tone yourmuscles, and connect you with your creativity. Offering Hot yoga, Flow yoga and Restorative yoga,Big Tree Yoga is a great place to take charge of your own wellness.After you have cleansed your pores from the outside in, make sure to stop at DeLand Bakery andNatural Market. Offering a variety of organic, natural and gluten-free products, the DeLand Bakeryand Natural Market is a great way to de-stress and treat your body with kindness. Stop in at the endof the week, and take advantage of Free Facial Friday, too. And don’t forget to take home some oftheir famous original millet bread.Take a deep breath and relax: It’s no struggle to find great ways to pamper yourself here in WestVolusia.RELAXWith CarrierGreenspeed TMServing W. Volusia Over 90 Years! A Name You Can Trust.Beacon YGTWV 2012State Class A CAC02434534 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

West Volusia’smost scenic drivesBikers ride throughGemini Springs ParkPHOTO COURTESY OFWEST VOLUSIA TOURISMADVERTISING AUTHORITYBy Melissa BattlesYou can’t get away from the job, the house needs work, and the oldest just went off to college.Who can afford a vacation? Don’t worry. West Volusia offers an escape from reality with its manyscenic roadways. Filled with breathtaking scenery, these ideas will make you feel as if you ranaway from home, if only for a day.SterlingCourtinvitesyou to aFREE lunchand tourBeacon YGTWV 20122012 Your Guide to West Volusia 35

Comprised of 120 beautiful miles, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor Scenic Highway windsyou through West Volusia and along the historic St. Johns River. Taking you along U.S. Highway17, County Road 3 and State Road 11, the pre-settlement and early days of our community arepreserved by pastures, citrus groves and ferneries. Pierson, Barberville and DeLeon Springs havemaintained their old-Florida charm with historic districts that are sure to transport you back in time.As you wind through the back roads of DeLand, Orange City and Deltona, the canopies of trees,wet prairies and wildflowers that still remain today will take your breath away. Still more historylies ahead on County Road 4139 and Cassadaga Road, where you will experience the charm ofthe historical communities of Lake Helen and Cassadaga. Not to be forgotten, Dirksen Road inDeBary is sure to please with its beautiful parks, and the stately DeBary Hall Historic Site.The Florida Black Bear Scenic Byway runs from Marion County to East Volusia, and takes you rightthrough West Volusia’s Barberville and the Heart Island Conservation area on State Road 40. You’resure to see wildlife in its natural habitat, as pinelands and wetlands abound on this scenic drive.If you’re willing to set off on foot, a trip to Lake George State Forest in Seville will provide a beautifuldrive and a destination worth exploring. A vast habitat lies ahead on two marked trails for you todiscover, from hardwood forest to Florida scrub. Wildlife is likely to include bald eagles, as the LakeGeorge area boasts the second largest population in the lower 48. You might also see osprey, barredowl, pigmy rattlesnake (watch your step!), black bear, bobcat, river otter, fox, deer and turkey.Hop on the bike or get in the car and roll down the windows; you’re about to be transportedaway from stress. Return to life refreshed after a road trip on some of West Volusia’s most scenicdrives.“Henry A. DeLand established the community of Lake Helen, named afterhis own daughter, in 1883. Lake Helen is a National Register HistoricDistrict. Stately historic homes and charming churches nestled alongtree-lined streets lend Lake Helen a special Southern charm. TheLake Helen Equestrian Center as well as parks and trails providefamily-friendly recreation for residents and visitors.Osteen’s landscape remains largely rural with hundreds of acres ofcounty conservation lands, offering eco-tourists a variety of recreationalopportunities and bountiful wildlife-watching.Pierson was established in 1842 and is best known for the fernsgrown and exported worldwide for use in floral arrangements and otherdecorations. The area’s ferneries have earned the community thedistinction of ‘Fern Capital of the World.’”— Courtesy of the West Volusia Tourism Bureau • www.visitwestvolusia.comBeacon YGTWV 201236 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

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“Volusia, near Astor, was one of the region’s firstsettlements established on the St. Johns River. Today it is apopular fishing community, home of several marinas andfishing resorts nestled along the St. Johns River.”— Courtesy of the West Volusia Tourism Bureau • www.visitwestvolusia.comWebsites of interest:The Beacon newspaper — www.beacononlinenews.com (See Page 63)West Volusia Tourism AdvertisingAuthority — www.visitwestvolusia.comWest Volusia and the St. Johns River — a 15,000-year loveaffair — http://planetdeland.com/ourtown/ourtownp1.htmLake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge — www.fws.gov/lakewoodruffMainStreet DeLand Association — www.mainstreetdeland.orgWest Volusia Historical Society — www.delandhouse.comPioneer Settlement for the Creative Arts — www.pioneersettlement.orgVolusia County — www.volusia.orgBeacon YGTWV 2012SanfordBeacon YGTWV 2012LONNIE GROOTOf CounselStenstrom, McIntosh, Colbert,Whigham & Partlow, P.A.Attorneys at Law1001 Heathrow Park LaneSuite 4001, Lake Mary, FL 32746Phone (407) 322-2171Fax (407) 330-2379 DeLand (386) 668-1479lgroot@stenstrom.comBeacon YGTWV 2012Beacon YGTWV 201240 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

At your fingertips ...AUTO TAG, TITLE & TAX OFFICEVolusia County Finance Department, 123 W. Indiana Ave., DeLand ................................386-736-5936Tag Office, 2744 Enterprise Road, Orange City .................................................................386-736-5936Tag Office, 2772 Elkcam Blvd., Deltona ............................................................................386-736-5936BUS SERVICEVotran (Local) ....................................................................................................................386-943-7033Greyhound (nationwide) .................................................................................................1-800-231-2222CABLE TELEVISIONBright House Networks .....................................................................386-775-4444 or 1-866-309-3279Comcast Communications ...............................................................................................386-668-8689DRIVER LICENSE OFFICE330 E. New York Ave., DeLand ......................................................................................... 386-736-5332CHAMBERS OF COMMERCEDeLand Area Chamber of Commerce, 336 N. Woodland Blvd. .......................................386-734-4331West Volusia Regional Chamber of Commerce ........................... www.westvolusiaregionalchamber.orgCITY GOVERNMENTS IN WEST VOLUSIADeBary, 137 S. U.S. Highway 17-92 ................................................................................. 386-668-2040DeLand, 120 S. Florida Ave. ............................................................................................. 386-626-7000Deltona, 2345 Providence Blvd. ....................................................................................... 386-878-8100Lake Helen, 327 S. Lakeview Drive ................................................................................... 386-228-2121Orange City, 205 E. Graves Ave. ....................................................................................... 386-775-3333Pierson, 106 N. Center St. ................................................................................................. 386-749-2661ELECTRICITYFlorida Power & Light Co. .............................................................................................. 1-800-226-6543Progress Energy ............................................................................................................. 1-800-700-8744EMPLOYMENTWorkforce Development Board/One Stop Career Center ................................................. 386-740-32321382 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLandFIRE DEPARTMENT (NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS)DeLand ..............................................................................................................................386-740-5834Deltona ..............................................................................................................................386-860-7177Orange City .......................................................................................................................386-775-5460Volusia County ..................................................................................................................386-736-5940Terry Bailey386-801-9300TerryBSells@gmail.comSee all of my listings at www.TerryBSells.com2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 41Beacon YGTWV 2012

At your fingertips ...HOSPITALSFlorida Hospital-DeLand, 701 W. Plymouth Ave. ..............................................................386-943-4522Florida Hospital-Fish Memorial, 1055 Saxon Blvd., Orange City ....................................... 386-917-5000LIBRARIESDeBary Public Library, 200 N. Charles R. Beall Blvd. (U.S. Highway 17-92) .....................386-668-3835DeLand Area Public Library, 130 E. Howry Ave. ...............................................................386-822-6430Deltona Regional Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. .....................................................................386-789-7207Dickinson Memorial Library, 148 Albertus Way, Orange City ........................................... 386-775-5270Lake Helen Public Library, 221 N. Euclid Ave. ...................................................................386-228-1152Pierson Public Library, 115 N. Volusia Ave. .......................................................................386-749-6930NATURAL GASFlorida Public Utilities, 450 S. U.S. Highway 17-92, DeBary ............................................ 386-668-2600PARKS & RECREATIONDeBary ............................................................................................................................. 386-668-2040DeLand ..............................................................................................................................386-740-5800Deltona ............................................................................................................................. 386-878-8100Orange City .......................................................................................................................386-775-5455Volusia County ..................................................................................................................386-736-5953POLICE (NON-EMERGENCY ONLY)DeLand Police Department ................................................................................................386-734-1711Florida Highway Patrol ......................................................................................................386-736-5350Lake Helen Police Department .............................................................. 386-228-2145 or 386-228-3360Orange City Police Department ........................................................................................386-775-9999Volusia County Sheriff’s Office ..........................................................................................386-736-5961POST OFFICESBarberville — 1680 Railroad Ave. ..................................................................................... 386-749-2002Cassadaga — 1087 Stevens St. ......................................................................................... 386-228-4062DeBary — 137 S. U.S. Highway 17-92 ............................................................................. 386-668-6254DeLand — 340 E. New York Ave. ....................................................................................386-943-3725DeLeon Springs — 155 Ponce DeLeon Blvd. ....................................................................386-985-4326Deltona — Howland Blvd. ................................................................................................386-789-2095Deltona — 944 Deltona Blvd. ...........................................................................................386-574-6440Glenwood — 1961 Trinidad Ave. ......................................................................................386-736-9696Lake Helen — 104 E. Michigan Ave. .................................................................................386-228-2227Orange City — 260 N. Industrial Drive ............................................................................. 386-775-1875Pierson — 123 N. Volusia Ave. .......................................................................................... 386-749-2996Seville — 120 County Road 305 .................................................................................... 1-800-275-8777SCHOOLS — PUBLICVolusia County School Board, 200 N. Clara Ave., DeLand ...............................................386-734-7190SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION1629 S. Adelle Ave., DeLandAppointments ...................................................................................................................386-734-8300Information ..................................................................................................................... 1-800-772-121342 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

At your fingertips ...SOLID WASTE/RECYCLING SERVICESDeBary — Waste Pro ....................................................................................................1-800-640-6875DeLand — Emerald Waste Services .................................................. 386-736-8822 or 1-800-535-9533Deltona — Waste Pro ............................................................................386-574-0778 or 386-574-0723Lake Helen — Waste Pro ..............................................................................................1-800-640-6875Volusia County — Republic Services .................................................................................386-943-7889In Osteen, call .....................................................................................386-574-0598TELEPHONE SERVICEAT&T ...............................................................................................................................1-888-757-6500Bright House Networks .....................................................................386-775-4444 or 1-866-309-3279Comcast Communications ...............................................................................................386-668-8689VETERAN SERVICES123 W. Indiana Ave., DeLand ............................................................................................ 386-740-5102VOLUSIA COUNTYCitizens Hotline/General Information ................................................................................386-736-5902Clerk of the Circuit Court ................................................................................................... 386-736-5915Property Appraiser .............................................................................................................386-736-5901VOTER REGISTRATIONVolusia County Department of Elections, 125 W. New York Ave., DeLand ......................386-736-5930WATER & SEWER SERVICESDeLand Water & Sewer .....................................................................................................386-740-6852DeLand Sewer (Emergencies Only) ...................................................................................386-740-5829DeLand Water (Emergencies Only) ................................................................................... 386-740-5821Deltona Water Service ...................................................................................................... 386-575-6800Lake Helen Public Works ................................................................................................. 386-228-0963Orange City Utilities ..........................................................................................................386-775-5444Volusia County Water & Sewer .........................................................................................386-736-5969“The community of Enterprise was founded in 1841 on the shores of Lake Monroeas a steamboat port and served as the first Volusia County seat. The area wasalso the site of the historic Brock Hotel, a popular destination for early visitorsfrom the North who sought the ‘healing waters’ of Green Springs. Today thecommunity is a designated National Register Historic District with activeinvolvement by members of the Enterprise Preservation Society. A leisurely drivealong Lakeshore Drive offers breathtaking scenic vistas of Lake Monroe.Barberville was established in 1763 as a trading post on the west sideof the St. Johns River. The community is home to the Pioneer Settlementfor the Creative Arts, a living history museum, Volusia Speedway Park andBarberville Produce novelty market, offering a cornucopia of unusual items.Visitors to Cassadaga, 25 miles southwest of Daytona Beach, are immediatelystruck by the calm and tranquility that permeate this community of practicingSpiritualists. Designated a Historic District on the National Register of HistoricPlaces in 1991, the Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp is the oldest active religiouscommunity in the Southeastern United States.”— Courtesy of the West Volusia Tourism Bureau • www.visitwestvolusia.com2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 43

WEST VOLUSIAPopulation*PopulationMaleFemaleHouseholdsAvg. household sizeAvg. family sizeOwner-occupiedhousing unitsRenter-occupiedhousing unitsSingle-familyowner-occupiedhomesMedian ageUnder 5 years18 years and older65 years and olderHigh-schoolgraduate or higherBachelor’s degreeor higherCivilian veterans(18 years & over)In labor force(16 years & over)Median householdincome (1999)Median HomeValueDEBARY DELAND DELEONSPRINGS16,427 25,873 unavailable15,559 20,904 2,3587,459 9,480 1,1858,100 11,424 1,1736,538 8,375 7272.37 2.22 3.242.76 2.92 3.595,765 4,540 582773 3,835 1454,713 3,705 56245.1 37.6 31.1736 1,169 19012,447 16,578 1,6163,571 4,923 2929,725 10,430 8672,026 2,434 1072,513 2,582 2017,080 9,327 1,14843,364 28,712 27,422101,200 71,700 70,500*Estimated population as of July 1, 2006, according to U.S. Census Bureau. All other data as of 2000 Census, compiled from the U.S. Census Bureau website.44 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

DEMOGRAPHICSDELTONA LAKE ORANGE PIERSONHELEN CITY84,273 2,790 9,267 2,58969,543 2,743 6,604 2,59633,760 1,298 3,063 1,52635,783 1,445 3,541 1,07024,896 1,124 3,062 4842.79 2.44 2.12 3.353.10 2.91 2.63 3.7121,680 969 2,316 3393,216 155 746 14520,942 725 1,427 19737.1 42.8 49.3 28.44,291 143 320 15050,751 2,132 5,449 2,03210,416 568 2,057 18037,763 1,602 4,116 5766,128 267 651 759,137 422 1,058 18632,975 1,313 2,449 1,82539,736 34,577 26,883 26,77382,200 68,800 72,900 72,400Data not available for Barberville, Cassadaga, Glenwood and Seville. 2010 Census data was not available at press time.2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 45

When the sun goesdown, the fun heats upLocals gather at TheElusive Grape inDowntown DeLand.PHOTO COURTESY OFTHE ELUSIVE GRAPEBy Melissa BattlesAre you facing another Friday night with nothing to do, but wishing you had a plan? West Volusiais ready and waiting for you to step out on the town, offering a variety of choices sure to suit yourmood.If you’re looking for a nightcap after a great dinner at your favorite restaurant, West Volusia hassome unique places to check out, including several in Downtown DeLand. The Grotto has 60 beerson tap, 20 different wines and a variety of bottled beer. The Elusive Grape has more than 30 winesby the glass, and The Abbey has more than 180 selections of bottled beer.If you head into DeBary, Vienna’s Restaurant and Café will overwhelm you with imported beersfrom places like Belgium, Germany, France, Brazil, Scotland and even the Czech Republic.Was the week a bit too serious for you? Step into Bonkerz Comedy Club in Downtown DeLand. Thelaugh’s on them, as club owners showcase both local talent and national headliners. Shows are everySaturday at 8:30 p.m., and they request that you arrive 30-45 minutes prior to show time. The drinksflow here; you can even order dinner from nearby restaurants delivered straight to your table.If you’re itching for some culture, check out the local theaters in West Volusia. Shoestring Theatrein Lake Helen has a wonderful variety of plays and musicals, and is a great way to recognize the localtalent in your community. Likewise, Athens Theatre in DeLand showcases local theater groups, classicmovies, and special community events. Calendars for both theaters can be found online.Stetson University’s School of Music is a forgotten treasure of West Volusia, offering a varietyof concerts each weekend. Most Friday and Saturday evenings, you’ll likely find an event takingplace in Elizabeth Hall at 7:30 pm. Check the Stetson University website for the calendar, or call theSchool of Music.Prefer to be on the stage yourself? Gator’s Dockside in DeLand offers a full liquor bar and Karaokenights every Friday. It’s also a great place to watch the late game. Feel free to join in on Monday andThursday poker nights, too.There’s no need to call it a day when the sun goes down. You can laugh, you can sing, you canunwind with your friends and celebrate. West Volusia has a nightlife, and you can, too!46 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

Family fun andadventure are right herein West VolusiaLake Colby Park inCassadgaBEACON PHOTO/SARAHROSE MINISTERIBy Vickie PleusLiving in West Volusia is a convenient place to call home for those who love to visit Orlandoattractions; after all, we’re only 45 minutes from The Mouse. But, there’s no need to hit the interstatein order to find affordable and adventurous family fun; there are plenty of options in West VolusiaCounty. Adventures are only minutes away and include go-karting, mini-golf, skydiving, discoveringexotic snakes and reptiles, skating and bowling, just to name a few.Any write-up of fun-finding opportunities in West Volusia would be incomplete withoutmentioning Skydive DeLand. Experienced skydivers and first-time jumpers both will tell you thereare few thrills that compare to the feeling of falling nearly 14,000 feet at speeds of 120 miles perhour! If that sounds like your kind of fun, check out the tandem skydiving opportunities at SkydiveDeLand. Did you know tandem skydiving was developed here? The experienced jumpers at SkydiveDeLand can take you on an amazing adventure, and capture it all on video and still photographs,too. (Your friends and family will have no choice but to believe you jumped out of a plane!) Evenif you’re not the jumping type, families love to watch others take the leap and land in the openspaces near the Perfect Spot Restaurant and Bar, which is located at the world-famous facility.Family Fun Town in Orange City has mini-golf, a go-kart Speedway, arcade room, batting cages,and even a bungee bounce. Check its website for coupons and deals, too. This all-in-one attractionis a family favorite in West Volusia.What curious child doesn’t want to see lizards and snakes at close range? The Reptile DiscoveryCenter in DeLand brings a wide variety of reptiles together in one amazing serpentarium. Not tobe missed is live venom extraction, which visitors marvel at Thursday through Sunday at 11:30a.m. and 3 p.m. The Center is home to Medtoxin Venom Laboratories, which collect venom fromvarious snakes and ships it around the world for the production of anti-venom.There are several active and fun indoor activities to enjoy in our communities as well, such asbowling, roller-skating, and movies. In fact, West Volusia County’s most populous city, Deltona,recently got its own movie theater, EPIC Theaters Deltona. It’s a 50,000 square-foot complexshowing feature films in 12 stadium auditoria.Have little ones that need to burn some energy? West Volusia’s many parks have nearly as manyplaygrounds. See page 48 for a comprehensive listing. Some favorite play structures are at GeminiSprings Park in DeBary, Lake Beresford Park in DeLand, and Wes Crile Park in Deltona.We are blessed with beautiful weather year-round here West Volusia County, so let’s makethe most of it by staying active, getting out there, and seeking and experiencing some amazingadventures. It’s all waiting for you!2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 47

National ParksLake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge2045 Mud Lake RoadDeLeon Springs, FL 32130386-985-4673State ParksBlue Spring State Park2100 W. French Ave.Orange City, FL 32763Phone 386-775-3663DeLeon Springs State Park601 Ponce DeLeon Blvd.DeLeon Springs, FL 32130Phone 386-985-4212Hontoon Island State Park2309 River Ridge RoadDeLand, FL 32720Phone 386-736-5309Volusia County ParksVolusia County parks are open from sunrise to sunsetunless otherwise posted. Enjoy yourself, but for your safetyand the safety of others, please read and observe all rulesposted at the information centers or kiosks at each park.For a list of parks and locations, contact Volusia CountyParks, Recreation and Culture by calling 386-736-5953,or visit www.volusia.org/parks.Multipurpose parksChuck Lennon Park — 136 acres5000 Greenfield Dairy Road, DeLeon SpringsPfc. Emory L. Bennett Veterans Memorial Park — 205 acres1365 Veterans Memorial Parkway, Orange CityPierson Town Park - Chipper Jones FamilySports Complex — 16 acresU.S. Highway 17, PiersonBoat rampsBlue Lake Boat Ramp — .25 acre313 Blue Lake Terrace, DeLandCandace R. Strawn – Lake Dias Park — 28 acres5320 State Road 11, DeLeon SpringsEd Stone Park — 7 acres2990 W. S.R. 44, DeLandHighbanks Boat Ramp — 1 acre499 W. Highbanks Road, DeBaryLake Monroe Park — 42 acres975 U.S. 17-92, DeBary - (386) 668-3825Lemon Bluff Boat Ramp — .25 acre907 Lemon Bluff Road, OsteenMariner’s Cove Park — 47 acres1199 Enterprise-Osteen Road, EnterpriseLocal parksCypress Lake Park — 9 acres1700 First Ave., DeLandHester Park — 5 acres2335 S. Dundee St., DeLeon SpringsPooser Park — 6 acres100 E. Elm Drive, Orange CitySeville Village Park — 2 acres270 Lake George Drive, SevilleSpring Hill Park — 5 acres675 Mathis St., DeLandSylvester B. Bruten Park — 1.5 acres1115 S. Clara Ave., DeLandFishing docks/piersLake George Fishing Pier — 7,870 acres770 Nine Mile Point Road, PiersonEcological/nature parksBeck Ranch — 250 acresCounty Road 415, OsteenGemini Springs Park — 221 acres37 Dirksen Drive, DeBary • 386-668-3810Green Springs — 36 acres994 Enterprise/Osteen Road, EnterpriseLake Beresford Park — 210 acresFatio Road, DeLandLake Colby/Royal Park — 124 acres1099 Massachusetts St., CassadagaLyonia Preserve — 400 acresbehind Deltona Regional Library,2150 Eustace Ave., DeltonaHeritage/historical parksDeBary Hall — 3 acres200 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary • 386-668-3840Other parksBarkley Square Dog Park — 14 acres1010 N. Ridgewood Ave., DeLandCity ParksDeBary parksThe City of DeBary operates seven parks and administerssoccer leagues, senior programs, and a Summer Day Campprogram. Please call the Park’s Office at 386-668-2040 forthe latest programs and activities. Pavilions are available forrental. For more information, visit www.debary.org/parks.Bill Keller Park — 338 ½ Colomba RoadTennis courts, baseball fields, basketball court, 14-milefitness trail, picnic area, fishing dock.Gateway Park — 860 N. U.S. Highway 17-92Playground, pavilions, .5-mile nature trail, campsites,bath/shower house.Eagle’s Nest Park — 92 Spur Road off West Highbanks RoadPlayground, picnic tablesMemorial Park — Dirksen Drive and Buena Vista StreetF-15 Eagle aircraft display, nature trails, picnic areas.Power Park — 135 Serena RoadBasketball court, playground, picnic area.48 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

River City Nature Park — 200 Barwick Road113-acre passive waterfront parkRob Sullivan Park — 200 West Highbanks RoadBaseball fields, basketball court, softball field, soccer field.DeLand parksThe City of DeLand has nine beautiful parks,11 sports and activity centers, and five museums.For more information, call theDeLand Parks and Recreation Departmentat 386-740-5800, or visit deland.org/Parks.Bill Dreggors Park/Freedom Playground — 230 N. Stone St.Sensory butterfly garden, paved walking/jogging path,playground, pavilion.Candlelight Park — 850 Longview Ave.Playground and picnic tables.Chisholm Park and Community Center — 520 S. Clara Ave.Game room, classrooms, meeting room and kitchen,swimming pool and bath house, playground, outdoorbasketball courts, tennis court, gymnasium, picnic pavilion.386-740-6825.Earl Brown Park — 751 S. Alabama Ave.One-mile walking/jogging trail, picnic pavilions, duck pond,playground, skateboard and bike path.Eastside Park — East Voorhis/South Frankfort avenuesOutdoor basketball court, playground, pavilion.Highland Park — South Stone Street/Highland BoulevardPlayground.24-HourEmergencyServiceSame-DayServiceJackson Lane Park — 720 N. Frankfort Ave.Nature trail, playground.Painters Pond — Wisconsin/Alabama avenuesWalking path.Sunflower Park — Church Street/Alabama AvenueStage, picnic tables, flower gardens.Deltona parksBusy Deltona maintains more than 112 acres devotedto recreation and relaxation, including 18 parks andactivity centers, which include a sports complex,a skate park and a dog park. For more information,call 386-878-8900 or visit www.deltonafl.gov.Campbell Park — 1315 Briarwood Ave.Boat ramp, picnic pavilion, playground, shuffleboard,soccer and football fields, restrooms.Dewey O. Boster Sports Complex — 1236 Saxon Blvd.Baseball fields, basketball court, tennis courts, soccer/football/multipurposefields, horseshoes, nature trail, pavilion,picnic area, concession stand, playground and restrooms.Dupont Lakes Park — 2711 Elkcam Blvd.Baseball fields, basketball court, restrooms.Dwight Hawkins Park — 3050 Riverhead DriveBaseball fields, basketball court, soccer/football fields,pavilion, picnic area, playground, restrooms.Festival Park — 191 Howland Blvd.Nature trails, pavilions, picnic area,playground, grills, restrooms,boardwalk out onto the lake.• Honest • KnowledgeableAsk About Our “We Fix It Right Or It’s Free” Guarantee$79 00 Service Call is Waivedwith Recommended Repairs“Call any air conditioning company you want,and chances are 4 to 1 that I can do it faster, cheaper and better ... AND give you a written Satisfaction Guarantee.”A.A.S. in Heating And Air Conditioning Technology• Commercial • Residential • Active Maintenance Program That’s Honest • Lightning Protection• Duct Repair & Sanitizing • Indoor Air Quality • UV Sanitization • Mold Inspections• Remodel Specialist • Knowledgeable Repairs On Any Brands • Pool HeatersWe Guarantee Utility Savings & Indoor Comfort*Ask About Our Satisfaction GuaranteeServicing All BrandsSince 1980Serving Volusia Countywww.airrescueairconditioning.comSC# CAC039753DeLand/Orange City386-775-3328MILITARYMDDISCOUNTSENIORSDISCOUNTSave Up To50% OnYour ElectricBillDeBary/Deltona386-789-0955Beacon YGTWV 20122012 Your Guide to West Volusia 49

Firefighters Memorial Park — 1426 E. Lombardy DriveBasketball court, fitness trail, picnic area, playground.Harris M. Saxon Park — 4755 California St.Basketball court, fitness trail, pavilion, picnic area,playground, shuffleboard and restrooms.Keysville Dog Park/Recreation Area — 2641 Keysville Ave.Lake Butler Recreation Complex/Youth AdvisoryBoard Skate Park — Courtland Boulevard(Between Doyle Road and Fort Smith Boulevard)Skateboard park, 15,350-square-footcement street course, playground.Lake Gleason Park — 1019 E. Gaucho CircleVolleyball, pavilion, picnic area, boat ramp.Lake Monroe Boat Launch — 966 Lakeshore DrivePicnic area, boat ramp.Manny Rodriguez Park — 1517 Overton St.Soccer/football fields, pavilion, picnic area,playground, restrooms.Timber Ridge Park — 1138 Glendale Ave.Baseball fields, basketball court, fitness trail,pavilion, picnic area, restrooms.Tom Hoffman Park — 1751 Whipple DriveVann Park — 675 Elgrove DriveBaseball fields, basketball court, fitness trail,pavilion, picnic area, restrooms.Orange City parksOrange City’s Parks and Leisure Services Departmentmaintains nine parks and activity centers, includinga sports complex, for the enjoyment of residents andvisitors alike. For more information, call 386-775-5455or visit www.ci.orange-city.fl.us.Coleman Park — 200 E. Blue Springs Ave.Playground, pavilion, basketball court.Dickinson (Rose) Park — Graves and Volusia avenuesPicnic tables, stone fountain.Mill Lake Park — 301 E. Blue Springs Ave.Pedestrian trail around the lake, pavilions, fishing pier.Valentine Park — 1511 W. French Ave.Softball and soccer fields, tennis courts, basketballcourts, pavilion, picnic tables and playground.Veteran’s Memorial Park — 426 S. Volusia Ave.Walking path, playground, stage and exercise equipment.Pierson parksLovely Pierson in northwest Volusia County hoststwo city playgrounds, one with soccer facilities, anda third park that offers tennis courts, a basketballcourt, and other outdoor sports opportunities.For more information, contact Pierson Town Hallat 386-749-2661.Washington Avenue Park — 124 W. Washington Ave.Lake Pierson Municipal Park — 300 North RoadNixon Park — County Road 3/Palmetto AvenueVeteran’s Memorial Park — 1921 Evard Ave.Pavilion, restrooms.Wes Crile Park — 1537 Norbert TerraceBaseball fields, basketball courts,community building,pavilion, picnic area, playground,racquetball, soccer/football fields,tennis courts, restrooms.Lake Helen parksBeautiful, historic Lake Helen may be small,but it has seven city parks, includingan equestrian park and a sports complex.For more information,call 386-228-2121or visit http://lakehelen.com/.Asa Gray Park — Euclid Avenue/Main StreetBlake Park — 493 S. Lakeview DriveLake Helen Equestrian Center — 321 Pleasant St.Macy Park — Kicklighter RoadMelissa Park — 450 W. Ohio Ave.Beacon YGTWV 2012Mitchell Brothers Sports Complex — Pleasant StreetRoyal Park — Michigan AvenueShuffleboard Club — 493 S. Lakeview Drive50 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

Shopping, services and more in West Volusia ...Accommodations1876 Heritage Inn .........................................386-774-8849300 S. Volusia Ave., Orange CityThe Alling House Bed & Breakfast .................386-775-7648215 E. French Ave., Orange CityAstora Motel ..................................................386-749-45661530 W. State Road 40, AstorBest Western Deltona Inn ..............................386-860-3000481 Deltona Blvd., DeltonaBlair’s Jungle Den ..........................................386-749-22641820 Jungle Den Road, AstorBlessing Motel ...............................................386-985-48113460 N. U.S. Highway 17, DeLandBoulevard Motel ............................................386-734-07161349 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLandCabin on the Lake B&B ..................................386-951-2684222 Tangerine Ave., Lake HelenThe Cassadaga Hotel .....................................386-228-2323355 Cassadaga Road, CassadagaChimney Corner Motel ..................................386-734-31461941 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLandClarion Hotel .................................................386-738-5200350 E. International Speedway Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 26)Comfort Inn DeLand .....................................386-736-3100400 E. International Speedway Blvd., DeLandComfort Inn Orange City ..............................386-775-7444445 S. Volusia Ave., Orange CityDays Inn — Orange City ...............................386-775-45222501 N. Volusia Ave., Orange CityDeLand Artisan Inn ........................................386-736-3484215 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLandDeLand Country Inn ......................................386-736-4244228 W. Howry Ave., DeLandDeLand Motel ................................................386-734-51771340 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLandEastwood B&B ...............................................386-736-9902422 E. New York Ave., DeLandHampton Inn — DeBary/Deltona .................386-668-5758308 Sunrise Blvd., DeBaryHighland Park Fish Camp ..............................386-734-23342640 W. Highland Park Road, DeLandHoliday Inn Express Hotel & Suites ...............386-917-00041330 Saxon Blvd., Orange CityHolly Bluff Marina .........................................386-822-99922280 Hontoon Road, DeLandHontoon Landing Resort & Marina ...............386-734-24742317 River Ridge Road, DeLandHoward Johnson Express ...............................386-736-34402801 E. New York Ave., DeLandOrange City Motel .........................................386-775-2155725 S. Volusia Ave., Orange CityOrange Tree Inn .............................................386-734-06701010 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLandParramore’s Campground ..............................386-749-27211675 S. Moon Road, AstorRiviera Resort & Marina ................................386-822-56622760 Botts Landing Road, DeLandSouth Moon Fishing Camp ............................386-749-23831977 South Moon Road, AstorSpring Waters Inn ..........................................386-985-54554851 N. U.S. Highway 17, DeLeon SpringsSt. Johns River Escape Houseboat Rentals .....407-324-36771127 Lemon Bluff Road, OsteenTropical Resort & Marina ..............................386-734-30801485 Lakeview Drive, DeLandUniversity Inn ................................................386-734-5711644 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLandVictorian Lace Bed & Breakfast .....................386-985-52235444 N. U.S. Highway 17, DeLeon SpringsAcupunctureDebra Gaffney, A.P., PhD ..............................386-734-4126339 E. New York Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 16)AdvertisingThe West Volusia Beacon ...............................386-734-4622110 W. New York Ave., Downtown DeLandServing all of West Volusia • beacononlinenews.com(See ad, Page 63)Air Conditioning/HeatingAir Current ....................................................386-532-88851650 Providence Blvd., Deltona (See ad, Page 29)Air Rescue by CJ’s .......................................(See ad, Page 49)Orange City: 386-775-3328 • Deltona: 386-789-0955Aldons Heating & Air Conditioning ...............386-775-4200www.aldonsac.com (See ad, Page 37)Jacob Heating & Air Conditioning .................386-734-0901611 E. International Speedway Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 34)Von Aire ...................................................... (See ad, Page 5)West Volusia: 386-775-2521 • East Volusia: 386-672-1950Antiques/CollectiblesBack Home Antiques, Collectibles & More ...386-738-9967110 S. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)Carasells Collectibles .....................................386-747-3116216 N. Woodland Blvd., DowntownDeLand (See ad, Page 24)Rivertown Too Antique Mall ..........................386-738-5533114 S. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 23)Appliance RepairAllen’s Appliance Service ...........................(See ad, Page 29)DeBary: 386-668-5441 • Deltona: 386-574-8433Orange City/DeLand: 386-747-6181Art GalleriesFraming 508 Gallery ...................................... 407-324-1577116 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford (See ad, Page 40)Wolfe’s Gallery .............................................. 386-740-1492119 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 21)Assisted Living FacilitiesThe Alliance Community for Retirement Living ....... 386-734-3481600 S. Florida Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 7)The Cloisters ..................................................386-822-6900400 E. Howry Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 27)Horizon Bay .............................................. 1-888-903-4413500 Grand Plaza Drive, Orange City (See ad, Page 26)2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 51

Oak View Suites .............................................386-775-0788oakviewatjohnknox.com (See ad, Page 64)Rose Manor ...................................................386-738-5982120 W. North St., DeLand (See ad, Page 60)AttorneysAstrid de Parry ...............................................386-736-1223107 E. Church St., DeLand (See ad, Page 21)Bauer & Associates ........................................386-734-3313223 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 19)Lonnie Groot .................................................386-668-14791001 Heathrow Park Lane, Suite 4001, Lake Mary(See ad, Page 40)Auto SalesDeLand Nissan ........................................... 1-800-807-45682600 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Pages 32-33)Auto ServiceBob Gorman’s Alignment and Brakes Center ..... 386-668-268490 S. U.S. Highway 17-92, DeBary (See ad, Page 8)DeLand Nissan ........................................... 1-800-807-45682600 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Pages 32-33)ProTrans of Central FL, Inc. ...........................386-738-72261605 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 14)BakeriesDeLand Bakery & Natural Market .................386-734-7553933 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 2)BanksSurety Bank ...................................................386-734-1647990 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 59)Belly-Dance InstructionBellydance ETC, Master Instructor Suehair ...386-747-9899110 S. Artisan Alley, Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)BooksCassadaga Spiritualist Camp Book Store .......386-228-31711112 Stevens St., Cassadaga (See ad, Page )Half Off Books ...............................................386-917-01002641 Enterprise Road, Orange City (See ad, Page 38)CabinetryCustom Creations by Mac .............................386-775-2276172 N. Industrial Drive, Suite B, Orange City (See ad, Page 38)Top Drawer Custom Closets ..........................386-761-87755030 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange (See ad, Page 10)CarwashesRiver City Auto Spa .....................................(See ad, Page 20)2933 Enterprise Road, DeBaryCarpet/Upholstery/Tile CleaningAround the Clock Restoration .......................386-734-1023(See ad, Page 58)ChiropractorsPeters Chiropractic Center ............................386-218-3854www.peterschiro.com (See ad, Page 36)ChurchesAFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL(AME)GREAT FAITH A.M.E. CHURCH: 1290 E. Normandy Blvd., Deltona.Pastor Caroline D. Shine. Call 407-314-9414.ASSEMBLY OF GODFIRST ASSEMBLY-DELAND, A COMMUNITY CARING CHURCH:551 S. Kepler Rd., DeLand. The Rev. Michael Modica. VisitFirstAssemblyDeLand.com, e-mail info@firstassemblydeland.com,or call 386-736-2948.BAPTISTBLAKE MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH: 134 N. Euclid Ave., LakeHelen. Pastor Tony Wishon. Call 386-228-2151. Day School 386-228-2829.CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF DELAND: 650 E. Michigan Ave.Pastor William Tate.DELAND PROGRESSIVE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST: North WoodlandBoulevard and Plymouth Avenue.EASTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH: 700 S. Massachusetts Ave., DeLand.Pastor Rodger Wright. Call 386-736-7174.FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF DELAND: 725 N. Woodland Blvd. Call386-734-5085. www.fbcdeland.org.FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF DELEON SPRINGS: 4995 Central Ave.Visit www.fbcdeleonsprings.com or call 386-985-4281.KEPLER ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH: 251 N. Kepler Road, DeLand.Pastor the Rev. Jerry Durden. Call 386-734-5382.LIBERTY INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH: 1365 W. PlymouthAve., DeLand. Pastor Slade Rickels. Call 386-736-7412.MACEDONIA MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH: 514 W. BeresfordAve., DeLand. Pastor Melvin L. Young Sr. Call 386-736-3891.MOUNT CALVARY FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH: 710 W.Cincinnati Ave., DeLand. Elder Terry Brown. Call 386-736-1251.OPEN BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH: 2801 Grayson St. and SR 472,Orange City. For more information, call 386-775-4320, or visit www.openbiblebaptist.com.PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA HISPANA: 1651 Doyle Road, Deltona.Visit www.pibdeltona.org or call 386-574-5846.STETSON BAPTIST CHURCH: 1025 W. Minnesota Ave., DeLand.Call 386-734-1991.VOLUSIA INTERNATIONAL BIBLE FELLOWSHIP: 1725 S. VolusiaAve., Orange City. Pastor Jean-Claude Morin. Call 386-804-8325.WORD OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH: Meets at DeLand GardenClub, 865 S. Alabama Ave., DeLand. Pastor Conrad V. Reid Jr. Call386-738-5392.CHARISMATIC EPISCOPALCHAPEL OF DIVINE MERCY: 329 Old Daytona Road, DeLand(behind Lowe’s). Father William G. Sharpe. Call 386-748-8881 orwww.chapelofdivinemercy.org.CHRISTIANCHRISTIAN CHURCH AT DELEON SPRINGS: 4481 Mills Road,DeLeon Springs. www.ccdsweb.org. Call 386-985-5608.COMMUNITY LIFE WORSHIP CENTER: 740 DeBary Ave.,Enterprise (on the corner of Main Street and DeBary Avenue).Senior Ministers Mark and Phyllis Gregory. 386-259-4168.CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH: 2813Howland Blvd., Deltona. Senior Pastor Kevin Key. ExecutivePastor Dr. Richard Love. Call 386-532-5100 or visit www.WelcomeHomeCCC.org.OPEN DOOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH: 1700 S. Clara Ave.,52 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

DeLand. Minister Kevin J. Farmer. Call 386-734-8200.PLYMOUTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH: 1101 E. PlymouthAve. (across from DeLand High School), DeLand. PreachingMinister Chuck Hassell and Associate Minister of Worship LarryLewis. Call 386-734-9141.CHRISTIAN-DISCIPLES OF CHRISTFIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST): 1401 W. NewYork Ave., DeLand. Pastor Dr. David Felty. Call 386-734-0677.CHRISTIAN/MISSIONARY ALLIANCECHRIST COMMUNITY CHURCH: 402 W. New York Ave. (acrossfrom St. Peter Catholic Church), DeLand. Dr. Paul Alford, interimpastor. Call 386-734-4646 for more information.DELTONA ALLIANCE CHURCH: 921 Deltona Blvd. (across from postoffice), Deltona. Call 386-574-6046.CHRISTIAN SCIENCEFIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST: 300 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand.Call 386-734-6547, or e-mail delandrr@gmail.com.CHURCH OF CHRISTCHURCH OF CHRIST AT DELAND: 823 N. Woodland Blvd.,DeLand. Call 386-734-4311, or e-mail thechurch@cocdeland.org.CHURCH OF GODTHE SANCTUARY, DELAND CHURCH OF GOD: 401 E. Taylor Rd.DeLand. Lead Pastor Clayton Watson. Call 386-734-7777, or visit www.sanctuaryonline.cc.COMMUNITYALL SAINTS COMMUNITY CHURCH: 1725 S. Volusia Ave. (U.S.Highway 17-92), Orange City. Call 386-228-2646.DAYSPRING COMMUNITY CHURCH: 902 S. Spring Garden Ave.,DeLand. Call 386-736-4808.LIFEPOINT COMMUNITY CHURCH: (NONDENOMINATIONAL): 1747W. New York Ave., DeLand. Senior Pastors Keith and Paulette Johnson, MusicPastors Bob and Kathy Hinckley, Youth Pastors Russ and Kelly Buttafonco,Children’s Pastors Terry and Teri Cooper. Call 386-738-5000.EPISCOPALTHE CHURCH OF THE HOLY PRESENCE: 355 N. Kepler Rd., DeLand.The Rev. Brian Garrison, Vicar; The Rev. Tricia Spencer, Deacon. Call386-734-5228, or visit www.holypresencedeland.com.ST. BARNABAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH: 319 W. Wisconsin Ave., DeLand.The Very Rev. Donald Lyon, Rector; the Rev. Nancy Wade Kline, Deacon. Call386-734-1814, or visit www.stbdeland.com.ST. JUDE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH: 815 E. Graves Ave., Orange City.The Rev. Phyllis Bartle, Rector. The Rev. Wanda Sherrouse, Deacon.The Rev. Pauline Butler, Deacon. Call 386-775-6200, or e-mailstjudeschurch@embarqmail.com.INDEPENDENT BAPTISTFAITH BAPTIST CHURCH OF DELTONA: 1200 Providence Blvd. PastorByron Herchenroder. Call 386-574-1911.TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH: 730 Lexington Ave. in Enterprise, twoblocks from Deltona Middle School. Call 386-668-9171.INTERDENOMINATIONALEMMANUEL CHRISTIAN CHURCH: 501 S. Delaware Ave., DeLand.Pastor Reginald “Reggie” Williams. Call 386-736-8918.THE LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH: 1525 S. State Rd. 15A, DeLand. PastorPaul Bryan. Call 386-734-5363.MY REFUGE CHURCH: 4A Ruckert Circle, DeLand, next toDeLand Ford. Call 386-747-3971.SALVATION ARMY: 333A E. New York Ave., DeLand. Pastors Captains LuisRodriguez and Vilma Rodriguez.WATER OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP: Meets at Timbercrest Elementary School,2401 Eustace Ave., Deltona. Pastor Ed McQueen. Call 386-574-0925.JEWISHCONGREGATION BETH SHALOM OF ORANGE CITY(PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE): Rabbi Winston WeilheimerP.O. Box 740414, Orange City, FL 32774 • 386-804-8283Services, Friday Night 7:30 PM andSaturday Morning 10:00 AMare held at Social Hall of Our Lady of Lakes,1310 Maximillian St, Deltonawww.mybethshalom.comLUTHERANEMMAUS LUTHERAN CHURCH: 2500 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City.Call 386-775-9676, or visit www.emmaus-lutheran.org.FAITH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH-ELCA: 509 E.Pennsylvania Ave., DeLand. The Rev. Arthur Wuertz. Call 386-734-2791,visit www.faithlutherandeland.org, or e-mail faithdel@bellsouth.net.METHODISTCOMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: 41 W. Highbanks Road,DeBary. Pastor Lisa Degrenia. Call 386-668-4805.DELEON SPRINGS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: 265 PonceDeLeon Blvd., DeLeon Springs. The Rev. Kathy Boyles. Call 386-985-4325.FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF DELAND: 115 E. Howry Ave.The Rev. Owen Stricklin, pastor. Call 386-734-5113.FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF DELTONA: 1045 E.Normandy Blvd., Deltona. Pastor Sandra Parsons. Call 386-574-1391.LAKE HELEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: 111 W. DelawareAve., Lake Helen. Pastor Bob Storrs. Call 386-228-2345.ORANGE CITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: 396 E. UniversityAve., Orange City. Pastor: The Rev. Drew Dancey. Call 386-775-3068,or e-mail OCUMChurch@ocumc.org.TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: 306 W. WisconsinAve., DeLand. The Rev. Brian A. Carr. Call 386-734-4425.NAZARENEDELAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE: 913 E. New York Ave.,DeLand. Pastor Peter Migner. Watch our services live online atwww.DeLandNaz.TV. Call 386-734-8281.NONDENOMINATIONALFAITH LIFE INTERNATIONAL CHURCH: 2407 E. Graves Ave., Orange City.Pastors Ron and Gina Holmes. 386-456-5200 or visit www.FaithLife.tv.LIFEGATE CHURCH: 1520 E. Voorhis Ave., DeLand. Call 386-943-8277.PENTECOSTALCALVARY FULL GOSPEL CHURCH: 5455 U.S. Highway 17, DeLeonSprings. Pastor Ezzie Harrison. Call 386-985-6501 or 386-985-5895.DELAND OPEN BIBLE MINISTRY CENTER: 2179 N. Spring GardenAve., DeLand. Senior Pastor Tommy Avinger. Call 386-736-7100.GRACE CHAPEL: 405 E. Kentucky Ave., DeLand. Pastor Stephen Smith.Call 386-734-0859.PRESBYTERIANDELTONA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: 2300 Howland Blvd., Deltona.Pastor John McLaurin. Visit www.deltonapc.org, e-mail deltonapc@cfl.rr.com or call 386-789-3200.FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF DELAND: 724 N. Woodland Blvd.,DeLand. Interim Pastor Radford Rader and Michael Bodger, AssociatePastor. Call 386-734-6212, or visit www.firstpresdeland.com (or .org).GLENWOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: 3190 Grand Ave., DeLand.Pastor, the Rev. Dr. Austin Brinkerhoff. Call 386-734-8617, or visit www.glenwoodpc.org.WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: 1313 W. New York Ave., DeLand.Pastor: the Rev. Joseph J. Gasper. Call 386-532-5536.SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTDEBARY-ORANGE CITY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH:2535 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City. Interim Pastor Bill Waters. Visitwww.debaryorange22.adventistchurchconnect.org or call 386-775-3722.2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 53

DELAND SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH: 220 N. Kepler Road. Dr.Frank Ottati, pastor. Call 386-736-8833.DELTONA SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH: 1717 Catalina Blvd.Pastor Doug Foley. Call 386-532-9333.SPIRITUALISTCASSADAGA SPIRITUALIST CAMP: Cassadaga Road (CR 4139) andStevens Street, Cassadaga. Call 386-228-3171, visit www.Cassadaga.org, ore-mail info@Cassadaga.org.UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTCOMMUNITY UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH: Thevoice of Liberal religion in New Smyrna Beach. Worship serviceat Dudley’s Memorial Chapel, 1108 Old Dixie Highway, Route 1,New Smyrna Beach. Visit www.dbcuuc.org.FIRST UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF WEST VOLUSIA: 116S. Clara Ave., DeLand. Call 386-734-6499, or visit www.uudeland.org.MOSAIC UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST: 425 S. Volusia Ave. (17-92),Orange City. Call 386-473-9967, or visit www.mosaicuu.org.UNITED CHURCH OF CHRISTDELTONA UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST: 1649 Providence Blvd., Deltona.Call 386-574-1821, or visit www.deltona-ucc.org.FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ORANGE CITY: 201 W.University Ave. Dr. Jack Fielding, pastor. Call 386-775-2462, e-mailfirstucc_ocy@yahoo.com or visit orangecityucc.org.FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, LAKEHELEN: Corner of Euclid Avenue and Main Street, Lake Helen. Pastor FrankFaine. Call 386-228-2600, or visit www.lakehelen-ucc.com.NEW HOPE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, DELAND: 121 W.Wisconsin Ave., DeLand. Pastor Karen Curtis-Weakley. Call 386-747-9800, or e-mail delanducc@gmail.com.CigarsTobacco Paradise ...........................................386-775-37071143 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City (See ad, Page 38)ClosetsTop Drawer Custom Closets ..........................386-761-87755030 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange (See ad, Page 10)Clothing & AccessoriesDressed Boutique ..........................................386-734-6848108 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand1140 Townpark Ave., Suite 1280, Lake Mary (See ad, Page 24)Lace & Accessories ........................................386-736-3680140 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 23)Oodles Consignment Boutique ......................386-951-19092751 Enterprise Road, Suite 108, Orange City (See ad, Page 38)Special T’s ......................................................386-736-3786108 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 21)Stetson Flower and Wedding Boutique .........386-734-0796129 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)CollectiblesBack Home Antiques, Collectibles & More ...386-738-9967110 S. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)Carasells Collectibles .....................................386-747-3116216 N. Woodland Blvd., DowntownDeLand (See ad, Page 24)Rivertown Too Antique Mall ..........................386-738-5533114 S. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 23)Consignment/ResaleOodles Consignment Boutique ......................386-951-19092751 Enterprise Road, Suite 108, Orange City (See ad, Page 38)CounselingPath of Hope Counseling Center ...................386-748-3940713 W. New York Ave., Unit D3, DeLand (See ad, Page 16)Day SpasSt. John Club Day Spa ....................................386-738-55752199 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 17)DiningAbbey ............................................................386-734-4545117 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 23)The Amish Cupboard .....................................386-736-38002235 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 31)Angelina’s ......................................................386-736-69992687 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 18)Asahi Japanese Restaurant .............................386-917-02212424 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City (See ad, Page 39)Boston Coffeehouse .................................. (See ad, Page 21)109 E. New York Ave., DeLand • 386-738-BEAN1105 Saxon Blvd., Orange City • 386-228-1222Seminole Towne Center, Sanford • 407-33-2326Brickhouse Grill .............................................386-785-1237142 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)Cook’s Buffet • Café • Bakery .......................386-734-4339704 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page )DeLand Bakery & Natural Market Deli .........386-734-7553933 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 2)DeLand Stockyard .........................................386-734-02101915 Old New York Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 19)Gator’s Dockside ...........................................386-738-19961788 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 14)Goodfella’s Pizzeria of DeBary ......................386-668-91992955 Enterprise Road, DeBary (See ad, Page 8)Gram’s Kitchen ......................................... (See ad, Page 59)844 E. New York Ave., DeLand • 386-736-9340915 N. Spring Garden Ave., DeLand • 386-734-94601501 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City • 386-774-5525Hunter’s Restaurant .......................................386-736-7954202 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 22)Mi Mexico ................................................ (See ad, Page 17)1570 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand • 386-740-17724600 S. Atlantic Ave., New Smyrna Beach • 386-478-0122Rendez-Vous ..................................................386-279-0012112 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 22)EntertainmentAbbey ............................................................386-734-4545117 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 23)Cafe Da Vinci .................................................386-736-0008112 W. Georgia Ave., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 22)McCabe’s/Amelia Liquors ..............................386-734-8873225 N. Amelia Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 15)Tobacco Paradise ...........................................386-775-37071143 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City (See ad, Page 38)Event PlanningDJ Andy Ferrari ..............................................386-717-9748(See ad, Page 23)54 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

Stetson Flower & Wedding Boutique .............386-734-0796129 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)Eye ExaminationsDiscount Glasses ...........................................386-228-2424177 N. Industrial Drive, Orange City (See ad, Page 38)Sakowitz Eye Center ......................................386-574-07002850 Wellness Ave., Orange City313 N. Mangoustine Ave., Sanford (See ad, Page 62)EyeglassesDiscount Glasses ...........................................386-228-2424177 N. Industrial Drive, Orange City (See ad, Page 38)Sakowitz Eye Center ......................................386-574-07002850 Wellness Ave., Orange City313 N. Mangoustine Ave., Sanford (See ad, Page 62)Facials/Beauty CareRenie’s Retreat ...............................................386-736-0025108 S. Artisan Alley, Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 21)St. John Club Day Spa ....................................386-738-55752199 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 17)Financial ServicesMiller Financial Advisors of Raymond James ...... 386-736-3403120 N. Alabama Ave., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 15)Fish Camps/MarinasAstor Bridge Marina ......................................386-749-44071575 West State Road 40, AstorBlair’s Jungle Den ..........................................386-749-22641675 S. Moon Road, AstorBlue Spring State Park ....................................386-775-36632100 W. French Ave., Orange CityThe Boat Show Marina ..................................386-736-66012999 W. New York Ave., DeLandDeLeon Springs State Park .............................386-985-4212601 Ponce de Leon Blvd., De Leon SpringsGemini Springs Park ......................................386-668-381037 Dirksen Drive, DeBaryHighbanks Marina & Camp Resort ................386-668-4491488 W. Highbanks Road, DeBaryHighland Park Fish Camp ..............................386-734-23342640 W. Highland Park Road, DeLandHolly Bluff Marina .........................................386-822-99922280 Hontoon Road, DeLandHontoon Island State Park .............................386-736-53092309 River Ridge Road, DeLandHontoon Landing Resort & Marina ...............386-734-24742317 River Ridge Road, DeLandParramore’s Campground ..............................386-749-27211977 South Moon Road, AstorPine Island Marina & Campground ...............386-749-28181600 Lake George Road, SevilleRiviera Resort & Marina ................................386-822-56622760 Botts Landing Road, DeLandShady Oak Bait & Tackle Shop .......................386-738-31792975 Old New York Ave., DeLandSouth Moon Fishing Camp ............................386-749-23831977 South Moon Road, AstorSt. Johns Marina ............................................386-736-66012999 W. New York Ave., DeLandTropical Resort & Marina ..............................386-734-30801485 Lakeview Drive, DeLandFlooringCustom Creations by Mac .............................386-775-2276172 N. Industrial Drive, Suite B, Orange City (See ad, Page 38)FloristsApril Gardens .....................386-668-9958 • 386-668-943498-A S. U.S. Highway 17-92, DeBary (See ad, Page 8)Stetson Flower & Wedding Boutique .............386-734-0796129 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)FramingFraming 508 Gallery ...................................... 407-324-1577116 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford (See ad, Page 40)Wolfe’s Gallery .............................................. 386-740-1492119 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 21)Funeral HomesDeltona Memorial Funeral Home & Cemetery ...386-775-42601295 Saxon Blvd., Orange City (See ad, Page 29)Lankford Funeral Home & Crematory ...... (See ad, Page 18)www.lankfordfuneralhome.com • 386-734-2244Lohman Funeral Homes ................................ (See ad, Page 4)935 E. New York Ave., DeLand • 386-736-0021600 E. Beresford Ave., DeLand • 386-740-11081681 Providence Blvd., Deltona • 386-860-0094Garage DoorInstallation/RepairAll American Garage Door ............................ 386-774-0207(See ad, Page 58)GiftsThe Amish Cupboard .....................................386-736-38002235 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 31)April Gardens .....................386-668-9958 • 386-668-943498-A S. U.S. Highway 17-92, DeBary (See ad, Page 8)Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Book Store .......386-228-31711112 Stevens St., Cassadaga (See ad, Page 12)Dolls of DeLand .............................................386-736-0004118 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 14)Kermit’s Key West Lime Shoppe .....................386-740-05021842 Patterson Ave., Suite 8, DeLand (See ad, Page 11)Lace & Accessories ........................................386-736-3680140 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 23)Riverhouse Pottery .........................................407-323-9272118 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford (See ad, Page 40)Special T’s ......................................................386-736-3786108 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 21)Stetson Flower and Wedding Boutique .........386-734-0796129 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)Wolfe’s Gallery ..............................................386-740-1492119 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 21)2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 55

Gluten-Free FoodsDebbie’s Health Foods ............................... (See ad, Page 37)862 Saxon Blvd., Orange City • 386-775-70023850 S. Nova Road, Port Orange • 386-763-7046DeLand Bakery & Natural Market .................386-734-7553933 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 2)Gourmet FoodThe Amish Cupboard .....................................386-736-38002235 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 31)Kermit’s Key West Lime Shoppe .....................386-740-05021842 Patterson Ave., Suite 8, DeLand (See ad, Page 11)Graphic DesignThe West Volusia Beacon ...............................386-734-4622110 W. New York Ave., Downtown DeLandServing all of West Volusia • beacononlinenews.com(See ad, Page 63)Health FoodsDebbie’s Health Foods ............................... (See ad, Page 37)862 Saxon Blvd., Orange City • 386-775-70023850 S. Nova Road, Port Orange • 386-763-7046DeLand Bakery & Natural Market .................386-734-7553933 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 2)Nature’s Garden ............................................386-774-12222405 Enterprise Road, Orange City (See ad, Page 37)Health ServicesLAD Imaging ..................................................386-860-93361555 Saxon Blvd., Suite 401, Deltona (See ad, Page 29)Ricardo J. Larrain, MD, PA, FACOG ......... (See ad, Page 60)800 W. Plymouth Ave., DeLand • 386-736-14041414 W. Granada Blvd., Suite 3, Ormond Beach • 386-673-7503West Volusia Medical Associates ...................386-943-71001070 N. Stone St., DeLand (See ad, Page 60)Hearing AidsBeatty Hearing Center ...................................407-324-8527220 S. Magnolia St., Sanford (See ad, Page 40)Hospice CareThe Cloisters ..................................................386-822-6900400 E. Howry Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 27)InsulationSenez Roofing, Painting & Insulation ......... 1-866-350-4607www.senezroofing.com (See ad, Page 39)InsuranceAadvantage Insurance .......................386-734-SAVE (7283)206 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 23)Allstate — Janice Govreau ............................386-738-69552251 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 6)Great Florida Insurance .................................386-736-57002721 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 3)JewelryFerrell Jewelers ..............................................386-734-3801115 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 23)Heritage Gold & Diamond Exchange ............386-574-5212928 Deltona Blvd. (See ad, Page 28)Lace & Accessories ........................................386-736-3680140 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 23)Orange City Jewelers .....................................386-775-70062572 Enterprise Road, Orange City (See ad, Page 38)Wolfe’s Gallery ..............................................386-740-1492119 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 21)Liquor StoresMcCabe’s/Amelia Liquors ..............................386-734-8873225 N. Amelia Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 15)MarketingThe West Volusia Beacon ...............................386-734-4622110 W. New York Ave., Downtown DeLandServing all of West Volusia • beacononlinenews.com(See ad, Page 63)MiscellaneousMainStreet DeLand Association .....................386-738-0649100 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 22)Mower Sales/ServiceDeBary Mower & Repair ....386-668-8530 • 386-775-750551 S. U.S. Highway 17-92, DeBary (See ad, Page 8)MuseumsAfrican American Museum of the Arts ..........386-736-4004325 S. Clara Ave., DeLandDeLand Memorial Hospital Museum .............386-740-5800230 N. Stone St., DeLandAlso at this location are the Veterans Memorial Wall, the BurgessBuilding which houses the Hawtense Conrad Elephant Fantasyland,the West Volusia Black Heritage Gallery and Conrad’s Toyland.DeLand Naval Air Station Museum ...............386-738-4149910 Biscayne Blvd., DeLand Airport ComplexDeltona Arts & Historical Center ..................386-575-2601682 Deltona Blvd.Florida Museum for Women Artists ...............386-873-2976100 N. Woodland Blvd., Suite 1, Downtown DeLandGateway Center for the Arts ..........................386-668-5553880 North U.S. Highway 17-92, DeBaryThe Henry A. DeLand House Museum ..........386-740-6813100 N. Woodland Blvd., Suite 1, Downtown DeLandAlso home to the Robert M. Conrad Educational ResearchCenter and Lue Gim Gong Memorial GardenThe Museum of Florida Art ............................386-734-4371600 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLandNational Museum of Women in Art Gallery ..386-626-2050Inside DeLand Artisan Inn215 S. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLandStetson University (DeLand)Gillespie Museum of Minerals .................... (386) 822-7330234 E. Michigan Ave.Homer and Dolly Hand Art Center .............(386) 822-7270Adjacent to Sampson HallExhibits housed in additional locationson the DeLand campus; call for details.56 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

NewspapersThe West Volusia Beacon ...............................386-734-4622110 W. New York Ave., Downtown DeLandServing all of West Volusia • beacononlinenews.com(See ad, Page 63)Nursing CentersThe Alliance Community for Retirement Living ....... 386-734-3481600 S. Florida Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 7)Ridgecrest ......................................................386-734-43341200 N. Stone St., DeLand (See ad, Page 50)University Center East ...................................386-734-9083991 E. New York Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 25)University Center West ..................................386-734-9085545 W. Euclid Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 62)OpthalmologistsSakowitz Eye Center ......................................386-574-07002850 Wellness Ave., Orange City313 N. Mangoustine Ave., Sanford (See ad, Page 62)Organic ProduceDeLand Bakery & Natural Market .................386-734-7553933 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 2)PaintingDependable Painting ......................................386-736-2908(See ad, Page 58)Senez Roofing, Painting & Insulation ......... 1-866-350-4607www.senezroofing.com (See ad, Page 39)PharmaciesThe Medicine Shoppe ....................................386-734-3383319 S. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 16)Pottery/CeramicsRiverhouse Pottery .........................................407-323-9272118 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford (See ad, Page 40)PreschoolsDeltona Baptist Academy ..............................386-574-58381651 Doyle Road, Deltona (See ad, Page 29)Pressure WashingDependable Painting ......................................386-736-2908(See ad, Page 58)PromotionThe West Volusia Beacon ...............................386-734-4622110 W. New York Ave., Downtown DeLandServing all of West Volusia • beacononlinenews.com(See ad, Page 63)Psychic ReadingsCassadaga Spiritualist Camp ..........................386-228-31711112 Stevens St., Cassadaga (See ad, Page 12)PublishingThe West Volusia Beacon ...............................386-734-4622110 W. New York Ave., Downtown DeLandServing all of West Volusia • beacononlinenews.com(See ad, Page 63)Real EstateTerry Bailey, Realtor ® .....................................386-801-9300(See ad, Page 41)Maureen Kemp, Realtor ® ...............................386-801-4276(See ad, Page 9)Sue Turnbull, Realtor ® ....................................386-748-6074(See ad, Page 26)RestorationAround the Clock Restoration .......................386-734-1023(See ad, Page 58)Rehabilitation CentersRidgecrest ......................................................386-734-43341200 N. Stone St., DeLand (See ad, Page 50)University Center East ...................................386-734-9083991 E. New York Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 25)University Center West ..................................386-734-9085545 W. Euclid Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 62)Retirement CommunitiesThe Alliance Community for Retirement Living ....... 386-734-3481600 S. Florida Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 7)The Cloisters ..................................................386-822-6900400 E. Howry Ave., DeLand (See ad, Page 27)Horizon Bay .............................................. 1-888-903-4413500 Grand Plaza Drive, Orange City (See ad, Page 26)Hugh Ash Manor ...........................................386-736-2500740 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 16)Sterling Court ................................................386-775-80041001 Alabaster Way, Deltona (See ad, Page 35)Roofing ServicesSenez Roofing, Painting & Insulation ......... 1-866-350-4607www.senezroofing.com (See ad, Page 39)Services for Your Home & BusinessAllen’s Appliance Service ...........................(See ad, Page 29)DeBary: 386-668-5441 • Deltona: 386-574-8433Orange City/DeLand: 386-747-6181Dependable Painting ......................................386-736-2908(See ad, Page 58)Gutters by Don Beers ....................................386-734-8385(See ad, Page 58)Premier Glass & Mirror Inc. ..........................386-775-6558(See ad, Page 39)Senez Roofing, Painting & Insulation ......... 1-866-350-4607www.senezroofing.com (See ad, Page 39)ShippingThe UPS Store - DeLand ................................386-738-30092607 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 14)2012 Your Guide to West Volusia 57

Swimming Pools/SuppliesBudget Pool Supply ................................ 386-386-574-54771382 Howland Blvd., Deltona (See ad, Page 10)Tuxedo RentalsStetson Flower & Wedding Boutique .............386-734-0796129 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)SynagoguesTEMPLE ISRAEL OF DELAND (REFORM): 1001 E. New YorkAve., DeLand. Services led by Reuven Silverman.Call 386-736-1646, or visit www.templeisraelofdeland.org.CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM OF ORANGE CITY(PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE): Rabbi Winston WeilheimerP.O. Box 740414, Orange City, FL 32774 • 386-804-8283Services, Friday Night 7:30 PM and SaturdayMorning 10:00 AM, are held at Social Hall of Our Lady of Lakes,1310 Maximillian St, Deltona. www.mybethshalom.comTruck-Driver TrainingRoadmaster Drivers School ..... 386-479-6646 • 386-215-41912290 S. Volusia Ave., Orange City (See ad, Page 38)VitaminsDeLand Bakery & Natural Market .................386-734-7553933 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 2)Water PurificationBest Water .....................................................386-943-9202813-A Flightline Blvd., DeLand (See ad, Page 15)Wedding ServicesDJ Andy Ferrari ..............................................386-717-9748(See ad, Page 23)Stetson Flower & Wedding Boutique .............386-734-0796129 N. Woodland Blvd., Downtown DeLand (See ad, Page 24)Energy Alternatives LLCAll Your Alternative Energy Needstoddfletcher57@gmail.com • 386-736-4434CVC 56821 Todd Fletcher CGC 037726Don’t Let Mold Destroy Your Home!AROUND THE CLOCKRESTORATION SPECIALISTSDavid Lawrence386-734-1023FREE Service CallFREE Infrared Moisture CheckLicensed &Insured24-HOUR EMERGENCY FLOOD SERVICECARPET & TILE CLEANINGLicensed & InsuredLic. #412206Interior & ExteriorResidential & CommercialPRESSURE WASHINGBeacon YGTWV 2012Matt Pokolowner/operator386-736-2908Beacon YGTWV 2012Beacon YGTWV 2012Services forYour Home& BusinessLicensed & InsuredGuttersBy Don Beers,LLC• 5”& 6” Gutters • Gutter Screens• Soffit & Fascia • All Colors• Hidden HangersFree Estimates • Will Meet or Beat Written EstimatesFamily Owned & Operated for 25 years386.734.8385 Cell: 386.717.6885GARAGE DOOR$25 SERVICE CALL• Broken Springs Replaced • New Doors Installed• New Openers Installed • Rollers • Cables • Bottom RubberReplaced • Repair All Doors & OpenersWest Volusia 386.774.0207www.FixMyGarageDoor.netLicense #GAR11060301 State Contractor • InsuredBeacon YGTWV 2012Beacon YGTWV 201258 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

“Deltona is Volusia County’snewest and fastest-growingcommunity. The area is rich inHispanic culture that is celebratedby year-round festivals. Adjacentto the Deltona Regional Library,Lyonia Preserve protects sizablescrub habitat that is home to agrowing populationof gopher tortoises and theendangered scrub jay aswell as many other Florida speciesof wildlife and native plants.Lyonia Preserve EnvironmentalCenter offers the opportunity toexplore the area’s ecosystemsthrough hands-on displays, andalso features an amphitheater,gift shop and cafe.”— Courtesy of theWest Volusia Tourism Bureauwww.visitwestvolusia.comLocal Bank,Local DecisionsPersonal Service"Old-Fashioned Personal Service"990 N. Woodland Blvd. • DeLand Serving Volusia CountySince 1926We keep it simpleand low-cost atyour Hometown BankMember FDICSince 1926Call (386) 734-1647.A person will answer.Beacon YGTWV 2012GRAM’S KITCHEN25YearsOldDeLand hours:Mon.-Sat. 6am-4pmSun. 6am-3pmSee OurNewFacelift!1501 S. Volusia Ave. • Orange City • 386-774-5525Orange City hours: Mon.-Sat. 6am-9pm • Sun. 6am-3pmWi-Fi Available • Beer & Wine (Orange City location only) VotedBestBreakfast18Years!10 %OFFENTIRECheckExcluding Sales Tax.Beacon YGTWV 20122012 Your Guide to West Volusia 59

MORE THAN 15 YEARS’EXPERIENCE• High-Risk OB • Infertility• Laparoscopic Hysterectomy• Laser Surgery • Urogynecology• Pelvic Pain/PMS • Menopause• Vaginal Rejuvenation • Labiaplasty• Hormone Therapy• Contraception CounselingHealth Care800 W. Plymouth Ave.DeLand, FL 32720386-736-14041414 W. Granada Blvd., Ste. 3Ormond Beach, FL 32174386-673-7503RICARDO J.LARRAINM.D., P.A., F.A.C.O.G.Board Certified• Hours by appointment• Evening hours available• Problems & new patientsseen within 24-48 hours• Bilingual PhysicianBeacon YGTWV 2012Beacon YGTWV 2012 LIC# 7585DEBORAH TOLAN, RN, BSN, ADMINISTRATOR 1070 NorthStone StreetDeLandBehindFlorida HospitalDeLandQuality Health CareWhen you need it, where you need it.West Volusia Medical Associates, P.A.Offering Convenient Laboratory & Diagnostic Services386-943-7100Board Certified PhysiciansNOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTSMonday-Friday8:00 am to 5:00 pm60 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012Beacon YGTWV 2012

“Named for Frederick DeBary, a wealthy wine importer fromNew York, the city of DeBary is situated in the southwest portionof Volusia County. The community is proud of the recently restoredDeBary Hall Historic Site, which is now open to the public. NearbyGemini Springs Park offers visitors a wealth of outdoor activitiescentered around the twin natural springs. Both locations also serveas trailheads for the popular multiuse Spring to Spring Trail. A fullspectrum of arts exhibitions and performances are offered atGateway Center for the Arts.Orange City was founded in 1874 by Dr. Seth French. Today the cityis best known for Blue Spring State Park. Manatees by the hundredsflock to the warm spring waters during the winter months. The parkalso offers a narrated river cruise, swimming, snorkeling, canoe andkayak rentals, picnic facilities, concession stand and camping areas.— Courtesy of the West Volusia Tourism Bureau • www.visitwestvolusia.comDon’t miss out ... have your businesslisted in next year’s business directory!For more information, call 386-734-4622,or e-mail adsales@beacononlinenews.comHealth CareBeacon YGTWV 2012

“When Henry A. DeLand laid the foundation for the city that wouldbear his name, he envisioned a center of culture, education andbeauty like the Athens of ancient Greece. DeLand, the Athens ofFlorida, is the cultural, spiritual and educational hub of the greaterWest Volusia region. Home to Stetson University and the Museum ofFlorida Art, the city provides a full slate of cultural offerings.DeLand’s national award-winning Main Street DeLand features aneclectic mix of boutiques, antiques shops, restaurants and gift shops.The city is bordered to the west by the historic St. Johns River,recently designated an American Heritage River. For 100 things todo in DeLand, visit www.discoverdeland.org.DeLeon Springs was named for the famous explorer Ponce DeLeon,who discovered the spring in 1513 while searching for the Fountainof Youth. The springs are now part of DeLeon Springs State Park,which offers a wide variety of water-based and outdoor activitiesas well as the charming Old Spanish Sugar Mill Restaurant.DeLeon Springs is also home to Lake Woodruff National WildlifeRefuge and Spring Garden Ranch Training Center, a site ofyear-round harness and trotter horse training.”— Courtesy of the West Volusia Tourism Bureauwww.visitwestvolusia.comSakowitz Eye CenterBeacon YGTWV 2012Beacon YGTWV 201262 Your Guide to West Volusia 2012

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