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Vol. 7, Nq. 52 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, June 5, 2009


County's first case
of HINI flu reported
Martin County's first case
of swine flu, or the H1N1
flu, has been confirmed by
the county health depart-
ment, a press release said.
It involves a 7-year-old
student at Pinewood Ele-
mentary School in Stuart.
School closure was not
recommended at this time,
the release said, but parents
are being asked to watch for
flu symptoms, such as
cough and fever, and stress
the importance of good
hygiene.
The health department
did not release any further
information, including con-
firming the student's identi-
ty.

Annual tournament
benefits artificial reef

The Martin County Artifi-
cial Reef Fund Committee
will host the third' annual
Reef Builders fishing tour-
nament on July 11. This
tournament helps fund the
artificial reef program in
Martin County.
With the focus on creat-
ing fish habitat, the'tourna'-
ment targets the species
that these reefs are created-
to attract.
This year, the tournament
will. award first-, second-
and third-place cash prizes
for the top cobia, dolphin,
grolper, snapper and king-
fish caught.
Anglers will be required to
log the location and time
each fish is caught. This
information helps provide
much-needed data for the
reef builders.
Over the past year, Martin
County has deployed six
new south county reefs, and
four steel towers, which
were donated by Harbor
Branch Oceanographic
Institute in Fort Pierce.
Additional deployments
are planned this summer.
The Martin County Artifi-
cial Reef Fund.is a nonprof-
it, established to enhance
the artificial reef program of
Martin County.
For more information, call
(772) 220-1773 or Visit
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County moves toward


planet-friendly certification


By Samantha Joseph
Joseph@hometownnewsol.com
MARTIN COUNTY- Limited print-
ing to save paper, avoiding fertilizer
near water sources in public parks and
protecting trees, are a few of about 100
strategies at work to help secure a spe-
cial environmental certification for
Martin County.
Officials have spent more than 12
months taking steps to gain certifica-
tion from the Florida Green Building
Coalition, a nonprofit that works to


improve the man-made environment and working to pro-
and offers incentives to builders and tect the environ-
local governments. ment.
"It's a fairly lengthy, fairly challenging The details range
process, and we've been working on it from small steps,
for the better part of a year," said such as using recy-
Harold Markey, the county's general cled paper in
services director. bathrooms, to
The details could fill a book, and in policies that pro-
fact they've filled two. They're part of tectwetlands.
two volumes that county staffers have Employees use
compiled to submit to the coalition, biodegradable
outlining numerous steps they hope
prove that the area is thinking "green" See PLANET, A4


South Fork High School
catcher Ryan Breen
dumps a cooler over
Coach Mike Harper after
the team won the Class
5A state title last Tues- .
day, May 26 at Tradition
Field in Port St. Lucie.














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Mitch Kloorfain
chief photographer


Bulldgs are top dogs on the diamond

South Fork High School wins first state baseball title


By Sarah Stover Jacos
News@hometownnewsol.com
STUART After losing
the state baseball finals last
year, the South Fork Bull-
dogs were back with tenaci-
ty to come out on top this
year.
The Stuart high school's
varsity baseball team won
the championship with a
13-3 win against Tallahas'
see's Lawton ChilesTimber-
wolves last week. To make
Sthe victory even sweeter, it:
was near their home turf.
This year's finals were held
for the first time in state his
tory at Tradition Field in


Port St. Lucie.
The game brought the
Bulldog's successful 29-3
season to a close, and the
win brought the first cham-
pionship title in any sport
to the school.
"It's so great to bring
South Fork its first champi-
onship. It's something the
whole school can take pride
in, and the community,"
said head Coach Mike
Harper.
:. He partially credits .a
desire from last year's close
loss for the drive to this
year's finals.
SDespite losing to the
Dunedin- Falcons, 2-3 last


year, the -Bulldogs still
walked away with the best
season, 27-6, in South
lork's history. The team also
took the District 14-5A and
Region 4-5A titles. However,
the team, as well as Coach
Harper, wanted more.
"Last year, when we lost,
it was so close. We had five
to six kids coming back that
got to play a lot last year. We
left it unfinished. We let it
go. Theywanted to get there
as bad as I did," he said.
Their drive to succeed
showed this year, especially
in the games leading up to
the championship.
Senior catcher Ryan


Breen hit two home runs to
help his team in its 10-0 tri-
umph over the Satellite
Scorpions in one of the
Region 4-5A quarterfinals.
In fact, the game was over
after three innings due to
enactment of the mercy
rule, which meant the Bull-
dogs were so far ahead, it
was unforeseeable that the.
other team could catch up.
,The Bulldogs continued
their winning streak with a
17-0 victory against the Gulf
Coast Sharks from Naples,
in a best-of-three series that
was part of the regional
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Second annual HT Nyard sale planned


Event will benefit
Molly's House
By Kara Lowe
Special to Hometown News
Tired of clutter? Then turn unwant-
ed stuff into cash while supporting a
good cause.
The second annual Hometown News
community yard sale, ,benefiting
Molly's House, will be held July 11 from
8 a.m.-noon at Hometown News head-
quarters in Fort Pierce.
The sale supports Molly's House, a
local organization that provides tem-
porary housing for patients and fami-
lies receiving medical care on the Trea-
sure Coast.
Start planning now to get rid of
unwanted gifts accumulated through-
out the years, while supporting a wor-
thy organization. ,


For a $35 tax-deductible fee, individ-
uals, businesses and vendors receive a
10-foot by 10-foot booth to display
items at the event.
"If people take a booth for $35, then
anything they take in is theirs to keep,"
said Louise Murtaugh, executive direc-
tor of Molly's House. Ms. Murtaugh
encourages the community to take
advantage of the yard sale as opposed
to holding individual garage sales
because, "collectively, it will draw a
larger crowd so there will be more peo-
ple and more opportunity to sell their
items."
Additionally, Hometown News is
sponsoring a raffle featuring items
donated by local businesses and com-
munity members.
So far, raffle items have been donat-
ed by Wal-Mart, St. Lucie Battery &
Tire, Heathcote Botanical Gardens,
Savanna Club Golf Course, WadaWash
car wash, McKee Botanical Gardens, A


Day of Delight Spa and more.
All money raised from booth space
sales and Hometown News-sponsored
raffle will benefit Molly's House.
"Last year's event raised $1,000, so
we hope we can raise at least that
much and more this year," Ms.
Murtagh said.
As an added incentive for businesses
to participate, 'Hometown News will
recognize them in newspaper adver-
tisements for the event, as well as in
any radio spots produced for the
event.
Those who can't participate are
encouraged to donate anything from
gift cards to store items.
Limited space is available and will
be provided on a first-come, first-serve
basis. No reservations will be accepted
after June 29.
To reserve a space, make a donation
or for more information, call (772) 465-
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illegal


drug,


alcohol


use


declining

By Samantha Joseph
Joseph@hometownnewsol.com
MARTIN COUNTY If
the numbers on drug and
alcohol use among local
students keep trending'the
way they've been in recent
years, Janine Ruffery jokes
Sshe might want her chil-
dren to become statistics.
That's because a survey
by the governor's execu-
tive's office found that
binge drinking and using
alcohol and cigarettes
among school-age children
has decreased since 2000.

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Counties

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rail project

By Jessica Tuggle
jtuggle@hometownnewsol.com
'TREASURE COAST
Trains and' railways were at
the heart of the birth of
many cities along the Trea-
sure Coast, and some
believe they could rejuve-
nate the cities once again.
The Treasure Coast
Regional Planning Council,
based in Stuart, is asking
relevant entities, including
private and government
organizations to write a res-
olution to Gov. Charlie Crist
asking him to prioritize an
intercity rail project as part
of the federal economic
stimulus package for the
state.
The resolutions are also
being sent to state Trans-
portation Secretary
Stephanie Kopelousos in
hope the project will see the
light of day.
The project, known as the
intercity rail component of
the FEC corridor project
from Jacksonville to Miami,
is in competition with other
transportation projects,
including a rail project in
Central Florida going from
DeLand through downtown
Orlando to Poinciana.
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"There's been a very nice
downward trend in our
numbers," said Donna
Hosang, facilitator of the
Sheriff's Services Network, a
multi-agency group that
works to prevent substance
abuse.
Eleven hundred and nine-
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in grades six through 12
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The Florida Youth and
Substance Abuse survey
also sought to measure the
risk factors contributing to
substance, abuse and the
protective features that dis-
couraged it. Hundreds of
middle and high schoolers
completed a questionnaire
with ip to 211 questions.
When officials adminis-
tered the survey in 2000,
nearly 44 percent of stu-
dents said they'd useq alco-
hol in the past month. By
2008, that number had
dropped to less than 38 per-
cent.
About 27 percent of the
,original respondents said
they were; binge drinkers,
consuming five or more
drinks in a row in the two
weeks preceding the survey.
By last year, that number
had dropped to just under
19 percent.
The use of inhalants was
also down by about half,
with less than 3 percent of'
students reporting its use.
"I wish it was zero, but I
guess that's not realistic,"

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,said Ms. lIuffery, who said
she has ,qot had specific
conversations with her chil-
dren, ages.10 and 12, about
avoiding narcotics or alco-
hol. "But it makes me feel
better that the numbers are
going down."
But not all the numbers
are low.
SWhen it comes to com-
bining drugs. Martin Coun-
ty students surpass their
counterparts across .the
state, according to the sur-
vey.
Many more had smoked,
too, in the month before the
survey, with about 15 per-
cent ,. of local children
reporting they'd had ciga-
rettes, compared to about 9
percent statewide. Marijua-
na use was also higher
locally at nearly 20 percent,
compared to about 11 per-
cent for the state.
"We still have a long way
to go in some cases," Ms.
Hosang said. ,
There's room for improve-
ment, for instance, in pro-
viding positive social out-
lets for middle-school
students, the survey shows.'
The county lagged behind
the state and nation when it
came to community, family,
school and peer networks
for children in that age
group.
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"There is no one piece that
solves the problem. Every-
body's got a piece."
One of the players is the
Sheriff's Office, which con-
ducts regular undercover
operations to catch bar-.
tenders and clerks who sell
alcohol to minors.'
Sgt. Mark Middleton, who
has coordinated the stings
for more tfan seven years,
said vendors are less likely
to sell to underage buyers
today.
The operation yielded up
to 60 arrests seven years
ago, compared with eight
last year and nine since
May.
The survey acknowledged
the county's progress, but
also pointed out-areas for
improvement
"These key findings illus-
trate the complexity of drug
use and anti-social behavior
among Martin County's
youth and the possible fac-
tors that may contribute to
these activities.
"While some of the find-
ings. compare favorably to
the national findings, Mar-
tin County youth are still
reporting drug use and
delinquent behavior that
will negatively affect their
lives and our society," it
said.


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South Fork High School
baseball teammates hoist
Coach Mike Harper after
earning the Class 5A state
title last Tuesday, May 26
at Tradition Field in Port St.
Lucie.


Bulldogs
From page Al
finals.
They met their goal with a
5-2 win over the Henry B.
Plant Panthers during a Class
5A state semi-final game on
May 25.
Junior Blake Nehls had two
hits that.helped his team to
its victory. Coach Harper was
impressed Blake held his own
against the Tampa school's
pitcher, Mychal Givens, who
has been acknowledged as
one of .the nation's top
prospects and won the Jackie
Robinson award last year.
"I said you beat him. That
has to feel good," said Coach
Harper of his dugout chat
with Blake.
Winning the champi-
onship definitely felt good.
"It meant a lot. We had a
goal all year to get back there
and we did," said Blake.
"It's a great feeling. It's
undescribable," said senior
Nick Zaharian, who will play
ball for St. Petersburg College
next year.
;"It means everything to
me. It's even better (than it


would be) because we lost
last year," said senior pitcher
Kyle Hunter, who has signed
to play for Dartmouth next
year.
CoachHarper credited the
whole team with making the
championship win possible
this year.
"Through the season, it
seemed like there was a dif-
ferent hero every night. They
all played so well," he said.
The Bulldogs especially
played well after a pep talk
from their coach during the
final game. It came after the
Timberwolves took a 3-0 lead
in the first inning.
"We made an error that
gave them two runs in the
first inning, which is kind of
characteristic ofus. However,
I told-them to chip away and
get back in the lead. After
that, it was lights out," said
Coach Harper.
The team got strong hitting
from Brandon Bednar, Nick
Guillotte and Blake Nehls, as
well as good pitching from
Kyle.
He allowed, only two sin-
gles after the first inning and
struck out fire of the Timber-
wolves over five innings, the


Florida High School Athletic
Association's stat sheets
showed.
It helped that the team was
close to home, with a big fan
base cheering them on.
There were at least an esti-
mated 1,800 people at the
South Fork championship
game, said John Messina,
athletic director of St. Lucie
West Centennial High
School, which hosted the,
finals.
If not for the rain, it proba-
bly would have been closer to
3,000, he said.
Mr. Messina was one of the
major forces in bringing the
finals to Tradition Field,
where the New York Mets
train, from Sarasota, where
the games were previously
held. He credits the help of
the Mets, Tommy Bowes and
the "phenomenal" grounds
crew with pulling off the
event..
"I had 50 e-mails from peo-
ple all over the state who said
this was the best tournament
they'd ever. been to, and that's
the greatest compliment to
all the volunteers who
helped,"'said MtfMessina.
.Next year's finals will also


Mitch Kloorfain
chief photographer
be held at Tradition Field,
and there is an option to keep
them there for the following
two years, which Mr. Messi-
na, Tom Colucci of the Trea-
sure Coast Sports Commis-
sion, the St. Lucie County
Recreation Department and
New York Mets will try to do,
he said.
"I just can't wait 'til next
year because we're going to
do it even better," said Mr.
Messina.
Although hes losing six to
seven seniors, Coach Harper
said, there are still four or five-
strong kids to build around.
The goal is to get to the play-
offs and see what happens
from there.
But for now, he and the
team are enjoying the spoils
of victory. They attended a
banquet at the school on May
28, and the following night,
were announced at half-time
of a spring football game,
where Coach Harper held up
the trophy for the crowd to
see.
"I'm on cloud nine. I'm
glad we got it. Last year we
knocked on the door. This
year we kicked it in," he said.


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Planet
From page Al
products to clean county-
owned buildings, staff at the
parks and recreation depart-
ment use fertilizers sparingly
and select natural options for
maintaining the grounds.
Growth management regu-
lations,. construction rules
and policies to protect area
wetlands show that Martin
County is serious about pro-
tecting its natural resources,
Mr. Markey said.
"The whole concept is sus-
tainable existence," he said.
The certification would
,show the county is serious
,about controlling its impact
,on the environment, a move
that attracts like-minded
businesses and sends a simi-
lar message to residents, he
added.

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The message has already
hit home with Christopher
Milu, a contractor who's
launched a "green" donsult-
ingarm.
He applauded the county's
efforts, saying the environ-
mentally-friendly practices
protect more than just natu-
ral resources.
"It's more than a trend. It's
more than the right thing to
do. It also saves money," he
said.
He knows first-hand how
small changes add up finan-
cially, while helping avoid
draining natural resources.
For' instance, on a recent
Tuesday, he was working with
a local client to make changes
to a waterfront condomini-
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water usage, plus protect it
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from rain, wind and salt air.
A device in the faucets adds


air and limits the flow of
water, slashing water bills,
while a weather strip around
doors seals inair, preventing
a drain on the home's cooling
unit and electricity.
"We can make lots of
changes," he said. "I really
feel it's necessary to re-edu-
cate people on the reasons
for going green. The timing is
perfect."
The county's undertaking
sends an impressive message
about its progressive envi-
ronmental strategies, said Mr.
Milu, who heads Stuart-
based consulting company,
Malakoo.
Over the next month,
county employees plan to
meet to continue to compile
the application for the Flori-
da Green Building Coalition.
The process has included
workers from. all depart-
ments, and once the applica-


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tion is submitted, it's likely to
take another year before the
coalition makes a decision.
During that time, the group
will provide feedback and
allow time for improvement
of changes to portions of the
application, if necessary.
The venture has cost about
$4,500, but supporters say
the return would be priceless.
Not only would it show that
the county is protecting its
long-term interest, it would
also gain it listings in the
group's directories and net-
works.
"We're hoping through this
process to be able to come
out of it with a strong show-
ing. That's our goal and the
benefit," Mr. Markey said. "If
we're expecting the public to
respond to this, we certainly
should be practicing it our-
selves."


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I haven't written a column
in a while due to writer's
block, and drifting away
from my genealogy due to
life in general.
However, as I've always
said, when the genealogy
bug bites, it is always just
under the skin and it only.,
takes one little incident to
bring it back full force. In
this case, it was a simple
needle prick.
This came to pass just
-recently in a most unex-
pected way. In fact, I didn't
believe it myself until it was
confirmed by others.
I had finally made an
appointment to have some
long-needed outpatient
surgery. The day came, and
of course, genealogy was
the last thing on my mind.
As I lay on the surgery
table, I was patted and


reassured by the nice
nurses that everything
'would be fine. I would only
be asleep for a few minutes,
and when I woke up,
everything would be over.
Then the nurse slipped the
needle into my arm (almost
painlessly).
A few minutes later, I was
instantly wide-awake.
There were two nurses
standing above my head,
just out of sight, having a'
conversation. It concerned
the sister of one grand-

See GENEALOGY, A5


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But in today's market the
use of gold is different. We
once used a customer's
gold for their keepsake
pieces, for example, using
their Father's wedding band
for the new husband's wed-
ding band. Now of course,
we are buying gold, not just
for use in your custom
pieces, but just as'a means
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state' of Florida requires a
lot of. paperwork that has to
be processed when buying
precious metals, so it is
Very important to be aware
ofstate.laws governing this;,
When buying gold from the
public we are required to
hold the jewelry we buy for
two weeks we do pay for the
scrap when it is sold to us.
We offer an additional per-
cent more for your money if
you apply the amount as. a
trade in. Many customers
are somewhat insulted that
we ask for photo ID and fin-
gerprint them, as if they had
done something wrong, but
we are only following the
letter of the law..When it
does become time for you
to do something with your
extra gold remember to use
your local, independent jew-
eler for this because we are
here in the local community
and are accountable for our
business practices.
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Police report


Editor's note: This is a list
of arrests, not convictions,
and all arrestees are pre-
sumed innocent unless or
until proven guilty in a court
of law.
Martin County
Sheriff's Office

*Daniel Edward St.
Pierre, 23, 10230 S.E. Feder-
al Highway, Lot 5, Hobe
Sound, was charged with
grand theft and dealing in
stolen property.
Robert Lee Kraft, 49, 463
Dear Run, Marysville, Ga.,
was charged with posses-
sion of more than 20 grams
of marijuana and posses-
sion of marijuana with
intent to sell within 1,000
feet of a park.
*Fred Lee Shasteen Jr.,
33, 3824 Holiday Road,
Palm Beach .Gardens, was
charged with possession of
a controlled substance.
*Sara Beth Burke, 27, 405
South 31st St., Fort Pierce,
was charged with. carjack-
ing without a firearm or.
weapon, aggravated bat-
tery on a person age 65 or
older and theft.
*Juan Ramirez, 22, 1332
Nemeth St., Auburndale,
was charged with aggravat-
ed battery and resisting an
officer without violence.


Geneaolgy
From page A4
mother being related to someone
else in the family, and they were
wondering what relationship that
made these people to each other.
I was right there with them. I
remember saying, "Oh, you are
talking about genealogy."
I'm sure they must have been
pretty surprised, and maybe
annoyed, to have the patient join
in on their private conversation.
They answered me back and
agreed that they were indeed
discussing genealogy. I told them I
was a genealogist and if only I had


eGregory Kipp Givens, 22,
1767 S.E. Harrison St., Stu-
art, was charged with pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance and obstruction of
evidence.
*Jeremy Paul Bolt, 30,
1162 Southeast 13th St.,
Stuart, was charged with
aggravated battery.
*James Williams, 40, 5219
SE Jack .Ave., Stuart, was
charged with being a habit-
ual traffic offender with
knowledge.
*Jermain Tavias Carter,
22, 4502 S.E. Ontario Drive,
Stuart, was charged with
being, a habitual traffic
offender.
*James Edward Lewis, 62,
2214 S.W. Jay Ave., Port St.
Lucie, was charged with
driving under the influence
of drugs or alcohol with
three prior arrests. .
.*Evelyn Ledingham, aka
Evelyn Lindingham, 50, 625
Thornhill Drive, Port St.
Lucie, was charged .with
felony violation of proba-
tion.
*Daniel Anthony
Romero, 24, 616 S.E. Mead-
ow Wood'Way, Stuart, was
charged with aggravated


assault.
*Joseph Descoteroer, 18,
171 N.W. Dorchester St.,
Port St. Lucie, was charged
with possession of more
than 20 grams of marijua-
na.
*Michael Joseph Knott,
38, 2262 N.E. Tropical Ave.,
Jensen Beach, was charged
with battery, on a law.
enforcement officer,
*Eric Edward Kalle, 32,
2278 S.E. Monroe St., Stu-
art, was charged with
resisting an officer with
violence, being a habitual
traffic offender with knowl-
edge and having no motor
vehicle registration.
*John Leggio, 48, 9544
County Road 576 B, Bush-
nell, was charged with two
counts of possession of a
controlled substance,
resisting a merchant and
petit theft.
*Jeremy Bryant, 23, 1225
West 10th St., Riviera
Beach, was charged with
violation of probation and
grand theft.
*Aaron Wright, 39, 174
Ridgecrest Drive, Port St.
Lucie, was charged with
felony, violation of proba-


If you have information about a crime,
call Treasure Coast Crimestoppers at
(800) 273-TIPS.


my computer with me, I could-
give them their answer immedi-
ately; of all times not to have my
computer with me and jusi when I
needed it. Why didn't I think to
take it to the surgery room?
Genealogy lesson one: Always
have your data close athand.
A few minutes later, a nice
nurse was slipping the needle out
of my arm; and I asked her who
was asking the genealogy ques-
Stion.
"Oh, that was the surgery
nurses," she said. "You are now in
recovery."
We agreed that I must have
taken another little nap after my
conversation. I remember telling


tion.
*Mike Patrick Davidson,
43, 1860 N.E. Avenida Dra-
caena, Jensen Beach, was
charged with being a habit-
ual traffic offender.
*Melissa Renee Bopp, 31,
802 S.E. Swiss Ave., Stuart,
was charged with armed
robbery and aggravated
battery.
*Gregorio Gresper, 17,
14760 S.W Little Indian
Ave., Indiantown, was
charged with sexual battery
on a child under age 12.
*David Jonathan Blais-
dell, 35, 3502 Short Cake
Lane, Valrico; was charged
with two counts of resisting
an officer with violence,
giving a false name while
arrested or detained, pos-
session of a weapon by a
convicted felon and loiter-
ing or prowling.
*Edwin' Mann, 47, 216
S.E. Corrections Way, Lake
City, was charged with
solicitation to commit first-
degree murder.
*Patrick Darrell Brown,
47, 26 Ninth Ave., Jensen
Beach, was charged with
cultivation of marijuana
and possession of more
than 20 grams of marijua-
na.
tJoseph lacona, 24, 901
St. Lucie Crescent, Stuart,
was charged with being a


her that they had my information,
and if they needed my help, they
knew where to find me. I guess
those drugs cause the ego to
inflate dramatically.
After leaving the facility, I
'began to think about this with
skepticism, and suspect that it
was a dream, but it seemed so
real.
I didn't have any names or faces
to put with this incident, and I
didn't want to make any bigger
fool of myself by going back and
asking everyone if it really
happened. So how was I ever
going to know if it was real or a
dream?
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*Ronald Thomas Sanford,.
aka Michael Horton, 32,
802 S.E. Spruce Ave., Stuart,
was charged with armed
robbery and aggravated
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*Fred Charles Korker, 39,
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1643 S.E. Dixie Highway,
Stuart, was charged with
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long I had been asleep. Then I
asked if it was possible to wake
up in the surgery room.
"Why?" asked the doctor. "Did
you want to?"
I explained that I thought that
maybe I had, but wasn't sure if it
was real or a dream.
The nurse chimed in at this
point.
."Yes, you woke up and joined
right in on the conversation."
I was both embarrassed to have
intruded on someone's conversa-
tion, and elated that the mere
subject of genealogy could
actually bring me back from
being unconscious..
So with this thought in mind, to


intent to distribute, posses-
sion of a firearm by a con-
victed felon, possession of
ammunition by a convicted
felon, possession of mari-
juana and possession of
drug paraphernalia.
*Robert A Berman, 43,
2062 S.E. Talwood Lane,
Port St. Lucie, was charged
with grand theft.
*William Conrad
McGrath, 32, 1922 S.E. Hill-
moor St., Apt. 109, Port St.
Lucie, was charged with
possession of a controlled
substance and being, a
habitual traffic offender
with knowledge and three
prior convictions.
*Lessie Maxine Harmon,
23, 808 Spruce Ave., Stuart,
was charged with aggravat-
ed assault with a deadly
weapon.


my family and friends, if I ever
become unconscious, slip into a
coma or suffer from dementia or
insanity (which runs in my
family), just start talking to me
about genealogy.
I will instantly regain con-
sciousness or sanity for at least a
few minutes, and you can ask
what you need to know before I
leave you again.

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Kudos to the computer guy

I'm a relatively new reader of Hometown News online and
I just wanted to let you know just how informative and
helpful Sean McCarthy's "Compute This" column has been
to me. He is a real asset to your endeavors. He's a keeper.
Thanks.

What about a head tax?

I have a suggestion about school cutbacks and a way to
put a lot of money in the school coffers to keep teachers,
etc. Has anyone ever proposed a head tax?
That means, when you have a child in school, you pay this
tax. It wouldn't amount to a lot of money and wouldn't be a
burden to those who don't pay anything now, and it would
give some of us relief from having to foot the bill for those
children whose parents pay nothing.
This would apply to renters and others whose children
are being educated at the expense of those who pay school
taxes.
I have heard this works in other states and sounds like a
good idea, even if it takes putting to a referendum. We have
never complained about paying school taxes; as we have
three children arid three grandchildren who have graduated
from local schools, and we paid their way.
Wouldn't it be a good idea for the school board to investi-
gate this possibility? Does anyone think they will?

More on Medicaid

This is in response to the rant about putting pictures on
Medicaid cards. This person is formally from New York, is
.making fun of our state. What I want to know is, are they
down here draining our state, or.do they have a job?

We should be outraged

Where is the outragefrom law-abiding citizens when
inroceni people are assaulted,. raped and murdered; by
amid. i-d id ,j -or2 _I .i. people who have in right to be living
among us, but have been treated with kid gloves by tolerant
judges egged on by deceitful lawyers who benefit from our
lenient legal system?
The national recidivism rate is approaching 50 percent,
which means that we can be certain many more crimes will
be committed by predators to whom the system gives egre-
gious releases.

Obama calls for more money

In a rare sign of candor, President Obama has admitted
he will need $58 billion in additional taxes to offset what he
calls "budgeting errors" that overstated revenues in his plan'
to finance the overhaul of the nation's health care system.
This admissionhas not gotten a lot of attention, but it has
most serious implications for all of us who will be paying
higher and higher taxes for a program with questionable
benefits.
SThe Obama plan for government-run health care has the
following characteristics. Besides raising your taxes, do you
really want a program with the efficiency of the Post Office
and the compassion of the IRS?

Meaning of Memorial Day

On this Memorial Day weekend, we:seem to, as in years
past, celebrate mattress sales and great deals at some store.
.I find it a shame that we have thought of this date as "when
summer begins" and little else.
I'm not saying we should humble ourselves in grief, but to
celebrate what they have died for. Those who have served,
and are serving are our best.
Those who feel it is just a chance to wolf down a burger
and a beer are. out of my loop.

Remember your promises

As a candidate for the presidency, Barack Obama said
that his administration would avoid earmarks and live
within a strict budget.
He must have forgotten his pledge. He has signed several
pieces of legislation with unnecessary and expensive pork. -


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during a ceremony before her students at the high school on Friday, May 29, Ms. Conti was going to get married
before family up north later in June but wanted to include her students so she married here, and will renew her vows
before her family in June.



Columnist takes on new assignment


he Internet has been
around for a long
time now, long
enough for it to have
become a fixture in
modern life.
I've been surfing the
Web for more than 12
years, and if there is one
thing I've learned, it's that
the Internet is loaded
chock full of weird stuff.
I've seen things that
have made me laugh out
loud and things that have
made me wince with
embarrassment for the
other guy.
There.are strange news
stories, Photoshopped
, images that lare go-.eli
S'-done it's hard to tellthey
are fake (no matter how
closely you look at the
pixels) and people. People
with stories so weird, they
won't even let them on
Jerry Springer.
In the years that I've;
spent surfing the Web, I've
developed finding weird-
ness online into sort of an
art form.
You see, a lot of what I
do (fixing computers) has
me waiting for an hour-
glass to go away or waiting
for a progress bar to
finish.
During that time, find
myself often loading up
sites such as Fark.com,
Digg.com, Reddit.com, or,
even 4chan.com, to pass
the time and there is no


COMPUTE
THIS
SEAN MCCARTHY


end to the amount of.
strange stuff there. And
that's not to mention all
the stuff that gets forward-
ed to me.
Have you ever opened
your e-mail and found
that someone has'for-
warded you a story or a
picture so bizarre that it
had to be fake?
Spend any time online,
and you can't help'but
J stumble upon itefscathat
are truly off the wall and
hard to believe.
When I find something
that makes me laugh out
loud, I often save it. And
that can happen to me on
a daily basis.
Sometimes, I open my
e-mail and have a half
dozen messages waiting
for me to wade through
that have been forwarded
along dozens of times
-before they get to me and
frankly, if it wasn't for
snopes.com, I would be
hard pressed to distin-
guish the real stories from
the fake ones.
You see, one thing that
some people need to learn
about the Internet is that
"just because you read it


online, that does not
mean it's true."
In fact, I cannot stress
that enough. Sincerity is
no guarantee for truth;
sometimes the biggest
hoaxes online are the ones
written with the most
sincerity, so you have to
be real careful and take
everything you find with a
grain of salt.
A good resource for
verifying something is
www.snopes.com. Getting
into the habit of checking
things out on Snopes :.
could save people a lot of
embarrassment if only
they would remember.
So, why am I bringing
up.all of this weirdness in,
my computer column?
Well, a short time ago
the powers that be here at
Hometown News came up.
with the idea that we put -
together a "news of the
weird" column populated
with interesting and
bizarre stuff found online.
Now, I don't know if I
should be insulted or
flattered, but.apparently,
as soon as the word
"weird" was uttered,
everN one thought of me.
So I got a call from my
editor, Tammy, and she
asked if.that was some-
thing I thought I would be
interested in doing and of
course I said yes! I mean
how could I possibly turn
down the offer to do


another column?
OK, so what this all
means is that in addition
to writing this weekly
computer column, I will
also be contributing
"weird" articles and
tidbits that I find online.
I will adhere to copy-
right laws and give credit
to the source and include
the disclaimer that "just
because you read it does
not make it true."
SI will even open my e-
mail to reader submitted
stuff.
Got a weird story? Send
it to WeirdStories@Com-
puteThisOnline.com (with
no hyphens) and I'll look
, it over and possibly use it.
That only leaves the
question of what to call
my new column. After
careful consideration I
think I've decided on
"How weird is that?!?"
(special thanks goes out to
Christine for that sugges-
tion).
So, next week, this
column will go back to
helpful computer tips. My
new column is set to
debut on June 12.
And remember, "just
because you found it
online, that doesn't make
it true."
Sean McCarthy fixes
computers. He can be
reached at (772) 408-0680
or help@ComputeThisOn-
line.com (no hyphens).


Getting with an exercise program


I recently received a
special report on
exercise from the Mayo
Clinic and it had such
interesting information
that I wanted to pass some
of it along.
The first thing the report
did was clarify the differ-
ence between physical
activity which is any-
*thing you do that burns
calories, including walking
the dog and housework -
and exercise, which is a
planned form of physical
activity that has a specific
purpose.
Physical activity is great,
but regular exercise that
targets five areas is the best
for overall health.
The five areas essential to
overall health and fitness
are: aerobics or cardiovas-
cular exercise, strength
training, core stability,
flexibility and balance.
The good news is many
exercises accomplish more
than one goal. For example,
I have found that the yoga'
classes I'm taking work on
core stability, muscle
strength, flexibility and
balance.
Aerobic exercise increas- i
es the capacity of the body
to use oxygen and improves
the efficiency of the heart,
lungs and blood vessels. It


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can help you lose weight,
lower blood pressure and
decrease risk of heart
disease and diabetes, as
well as some cancers.
A brisk walk is a good
way to begin an aeobic
exercise program. The key
is to exercise for 30-60
minutes a day, five days a
week. Find something you
like to do, such as dancing
or working out to an
exercise video, if walking
outdoors or on a treadmill
is not your cup of tea. The
best exercise is the one
you'll do.
Strength training uses
free weights, resistance
bands, your own body,
weight or machine to
increase muscle strength
and endurance. It's one of
the best ways to slow the
decline in muscle mass that
happens as we get older. It
can help prevent falls and
injuries and keep you able
to live independently
longer.
You cai accomplish
strength training in just two


or three sessions a week for
20-30 minutes each. You
can vary the muscle groups
you use to avoid exercising
the same muscles two days
in a row, which can cause
injury. Start with 1- or 2-
pound weights and do
about 12 repetitions.
It might be a good idea to
invest in a session with a
personal trainer at a club
or fitness center. You and
perhaps & friend can share
the cost and have a pro-
gram set up to take into
account your special needs
and help prevent injuries.
Core stability refers to
the area that supports your
spine. We use to call it the
abs or abdominal muscles,
but it refers to all the
muscles that help stabilize'
you. A strong core helps
your balance, combats bad
posture and helps with
lower back pain.
While sit-ups and
crunches are one kind of
core exercise, they only
work one set of muscles.
Pilates, which is an
exercise program named
for its founder, yoga and
fitness balls are all
designed to work on the
core.
Techniques are very
important, so again, taking
a class at a community


center or having a few
sessions with a trainer will
set you on the right path.
Flexibility allows you to
continue to move through
the full range of motion
necessary for an independ-
ent, active life.
Stretching before and
after you work out is very
important. Yoga and tai chi
are also helpful in main-
taining flexibility.
Balance is so important
as we get older, because we
all worry about falls.
Improved balance increas-
es your confidence and
allows you to do more,
because you're not as
worried about falling.
Again, exercises such as
yoga and tai chi work on
balance, as does walking.
You can practice on your
own by standing on one leg
while holding onto a chair
or counter for safety.
It sounds like a lot and
you're probably wondering
how to fit this all into a
week. I'll discuss that next
time.

Shelley Koppel is the
former editor of "Today's
HealthCare" magazine and
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railway plan is a revival of
a rail plan proposed in
2000-01 that was put on
the backburner, primarily
because of lack of federal
funds, said Kim Delaney
of the Treasure Coast
Regional Planning Coun-
cil.
SIf's back at the forefront
with money from the
stimulus package avail-
able, she said.
"We're asking economic
development boards,
totuiism entities, hotel'
and lodging organiza-
tions, real estates groups,
to help push this forward,
hitting all cylinders," said
Ms. Delany.
'Estimates of the
amount needed to kick off
the project run close 'to
$125 million putting
trains on tracks for the
300 miles from Jack-
sonmille to West Palm
Beach, NM. Delany said,
, Once in West Palm, the
passenger train would
connect to an existing
route from there to
Miami.
The total length of the
project would be 350
miles, but it would also
include an opportunity to
link to a national rail
going from New York to
Miami, said Ms. Delaney.
"This would open up
new destinations. for
tourism and really creates
access for residents to
have business or pleasure
travel," she said.
Ms. Delaney said the
project is an excellent
candidate for the stimu-
lus funding..
"Because of the work
that has already been
done on this project back
in 2001, the project is
nearly shovel-ready, it has
a defined corridor, has
great economic benefits
and train transit is an
environmentally-friendly
way to travel," said Ms.
Delany.
S"'It's very consistent
vWiih'ltte' atia national
initiatives with reducing
carbon footprints and
improving a green profile
in the state and nation,"
she said.

For more, information
about the Treasure Coast
Regional Planning Coun-
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Coping with body shops,


insurance companies


Earl Stewart is the owner
and general manager of
Earl Stewart Toyota in
North Palm Beach. The
dealership is located at 1215
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earls@earlstewarttoyota.co
m.

This column originally
appeared uly 14, 2006.

I guess one of the worst
things that can happen
to us in our driving
experience is to be involved
in an accident. '
Hopefully there are no
injuries, but we still have to
cope with our insurance
company and maybe the
other party's insurance :
company. We also have to
select a body shop or
accept the one recom-
mended by our insurance
company.
After you notify your
insurance company of your
accident, your first big
decision is to select a body
shop. This is every bit as
important as selecting the
right doctor or dentist,
except they are working on
your car, not your body or
teeth.
Most of the time, your
insurance company will
recommend a'body shop.
Consider their recommen-
dation, but also do your.
own due diligence.
If you choose the body
shop, that body shop is
working for you and is your
advocate, not your insur-
ance company's.
Remember that your
insurance company is the
one paying for your repairs
and one of their very
important considerations is
the cost of repairing your
car.
- They, of course, are
i interested inma quality.-
repair too, but cost is at
least an equal considera-
tion. Your No. 1 concern
should be quality, not cost.
Your insurance company .
may tell you it's OK to have
your car repaired at the
body shop of your choice,
but they "won't guarantee
the repairs."
A reputable body shop


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will guarantee their own
repairs and you don't need
two guarantees.
I strongly recommend
that you give first consider-
ation to a body shop owned
by a franchised dealer of '
the make of your car. This
body shop will have an
advantage of faster avail-
ability of factory parts,
more experience repairing
your make and model and
the technicians.will usually
be better trained in repair-
ing your make of car.
. Obviously, a car that has
been damaged and
repaired is worth less than
one that has not: Even with
a quality repair, a late-
model car with substantial
repairs could be worth
thousands less when you
trade it in. This sad fact is a
very good reason you
should be sure that your
car is ruled a "total" by your
insurance company if it
meets their criteria.
A car that will cost 70
percent of its current
market value to repair is
usually considered a total,
and your insurance compa-
ny should replace your car,
not repair it.
If it's close call, result-
ing in a decision to repair
the vehicle, you should get
a second opinion. This is
the time when it's good to
have a body shop that you
chose that is beholden to
you and not your insurance
company.
Your insurance policy
will dictate the parts the
insurance company may
use in repairing your car. It
is.highly desirable to use
QEM parts (.parts ianufac-
tu red b the companyfthat
built your car) as opposed
to "after-market" parts,
often manufactured in ".
Taiwan or another.foreigi
county.
SThese parts are copies of
OEM parts and much
cheaper than the genuine
parts. They may not fit as
well or have the correct
tolerances. You should find


out before you purchase
your policy if it will provide
for OEM parts. If your
insurance company won't
authorize OEM parts; ask if
you can pay the difference.
It is worth the investment.
It is very difficult to
forecast accurately the time
it will take to complete a
major repair. This is
because there is usually
hidden damage that is
impossible to detect until
the car has been disassem-
bled.
: When hidden damage is
detected, the body shop
must call your insurance
company's adjustor to
authorize supplemental
work. This work may.
. require parts that were not
anticipated in the initial
repair and they have to be
ordered. There is no one to
blame for this, it's just a fact
of collision repair.
The bottom line: expect
delays when your car is
having a major repair. A'
quality body shop will
"under promise and over
deliver" by building in
some extra time to allow for
the inevitable supplemen-
tal repairs.
Be sure you understand
what degree of rental
reimbursement coverage
you have. It varies from
policy to policy. Some
policies have no rental car
reimbursement whatsoev-
er, some have partial and
some complete. In a major
repair, you can be without
your car for more than a
month.
In summary, choose your
insurance company ;
carefully and read your
policy carefully before you
commit. Choose your body
Shop just as carefully. You
need a quality body shop
owned by the franchised
dealer for your make of car
that will be an advocate for
your interests, more than
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Muriel E. Singleton
Muriel E. Singleton, 91, of
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She was bor in Brooklyn,
N.Y, and lived in Port Saler-
no for 40 years.
She was a legal secretary in
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She.was preceded in death
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Travel
From page A9
had the chance to legally
change your name, you are
traveling still as Mrs. Smith
and will probably be
addressed as such. Ouch!
Hyphenated names such as
Mrs. Jones-Smith can cause
havoc in some antiquated
computer systems. There are
no hyphens in most, so it will
appear as though Jones is
your middle name.
Simple rule of thumb:
whatever is on your passport
must be on your ticket..
SOther issues have to do
with wrong city pairs. There
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airport, which will cost you a
taxi fare to get to the other
airport. This is a common
mistake in online bookings.
Still want to do it yourself? I
would like to remind you that
travel agencies are forced to
charge a service fee for airline
Tickets because we are not
paid by the airlines to issue
them.
Agencies have to pay a fee
for the global distribution
system that allows agentsto
see all flights in and out of
airports, yet the airlines do
not feel compelled to pay us
commission to sell their seats.
This issue caused a lot of
agencies to stop booking
airline tickets because it is
just not profitable and the
liability is huge. Those of us
who still book airline tickets
do so to help service our
clients. It is a great tool to
have when you are helping
plan a vacation.
I encourage my clients to
research areas of interest they
wish to travel, but when it
comes to reservations, you
might want to seek the help of
a professional.
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Rock legend Pat Benatar
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Lyric announces
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Entremont; Elvis, as per-
formed by Darrell Dunhill;
The Bacon Brothers; Ameri-
can Big Band and 0 Theater-
Whirled News Tonight.
December brings young
violinist Chad Hoopes; "It's a
Wonderful Life: A Live Radio
Play;" "That's Amore -
Dean Martin and Friends;"
The Kingston Trio Christ-
mas; an evening of stand-up
comedy with Steve Solomon
and singer Ann Hampton
Callaway.
January brings a return of
the Capitol Steps; The Bronx
Wanderers Show; Lily Tom-
fin; the Terry Myers Orches-
tra; Shalom; The Dogs Gone
Wild Tour; Mel Tillis; come-
dian Paula Poundstone and
singer Leo Kottke.
February starts with a
return of "Dixie's Tupper-
ware Party," followed by
"The Music of Sam Cooke;"
singer Julie Budd; ,the win-
ner of the Van Cliburn com-
petition; Marilyn McCoo
and Billy Davis Jr.; Jack
Hanna; the Irish Rovers and
Doc Grober and the Mud-
cats.
March begins with the
Chamber Orchestra Krem-
lin; a Night of Samba and
Salsa; Roy Clark; Over the
Rhine; satirist Mark Russell;
the Legends of Doo-Wop;
Arlo Guthrie; soprano Sasha
Cooke; The American Blue-
See SCENE, B3


STUART If you like
your blues and gumbo hot,
the Sauce Boss is coming
to town.
Bill Wharton, aka the
Sauce Boss, brings his
blues guitar, stories and
big pot of gumbo to the
Lyric Theatre on June 19.
He spoke recently about
an act that combines two
passions, music and cook-
ing.
The self-styled "inventor
of gastronomical boogie-
woogie" has been a musi-
cian for years, but he
began incorporating food
into the act in 1990.
"I've always been a
musician into roots
music," Mr. Wharton said.
"I started incorporating
food into the show and it
moved in a different direc-
tion. People talk about a
musician 'cooking' figura-
tively. With me, it's more
real life."
What Mr. Wharton does
is cook a big pot of gumbo
while he and two other
musicians perform.
"When I started making
hot sauce, I began carrying
it around because people
demanded it. I began
incorporating it into the
act because I wanted to
show how good it is to
cook with. Now, 150,000
bowls later, here we are."
Mr. Wharton described
the show as a juggling rou-
tine.
"We begin playing a tune
or two and the band cooks
on the back burner while I


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do the cooking demon-
stration. Sometimes we're
playing while I'm stirring.
At the end of the show,
everyone eats at Uncle
Bill's Soup Kitchen, either
onstage on in the lobby."
Mr. Wharton is from
Orlando, but spent a lot of
time in Louisiana and
learned to make gumbo
from guitarist Kenny
Neale's mother.
"I usually ask if anyone
doesn't like okra," he said.
"I say, 'too bad. You don't
like it because it's yucky
and slimy. Mine's not
yucky and slimy.' All you


have to do is get it nice
and hot and the slime and
yuck go away. It's like a
miracle cure for okra-pho-
bia."
Mr. Wharton was
immortalized by Jimmy
Buffett in his song,
"I.Will Play for Gumb6,"
and two of his tunes, "Let
the Big Dog Eat" and
"Great Big Fanny" were
included in a Buffett
album. The cooking gui-
tarist is a musician first
and a cook second.
"When I first started
cooking, I thought it
would get a foot in the


door," he said.
"We've always been real
musicians. It's evolved
into something more than
a show, more than just
music. It's almost like a.
tent revival meeting with a
lot of community in it. It's
a soul-shouting picnic of a
rock'n roll brotherhood."

Bill Wharton, the Sauce
Boss, comes to the Lyric
Theatre, 59 S.W. Flagler
Ave., Stuart on June 19 at 7
p.m. Tickets are $30. Call
the box office at (772) 286-
7827 or order online
www.lyrictheatre.com.


Out & abou


Special Events

FRIDAY, JUNE 5 -SUNDAY, JUNE21

The Barn Theatre, 2400 S.E. Ocean
Blvd, Stuart, presents the drama "The
Subject was Roses." Performances are
Wednesday-Saturday at 8 p.m. and
Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $20. Call the
box office at (772) 287-4884 or order
online at www.born-theatre.com.

Bars and Clubs

FRIDAY, JUNE5
Cobb's Landing 200 N. Indian River
Drive, Fort Pierce, Alex Kash, 6-10 p.m.
(772) 460-9014. i
Conchy Joe's Seafood, 3945 N.E.
Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach, Reggae
by Rainfall, Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. to
midnight (772) 334-1130.
Crawdaddy's, 1949 N.E. Jensen Beach
Blvd., Jensen Beach, Call for performers. 8
p.m.-midnight (772) 225-3444.
Finz Waterfront Grille, 429Q S.E.
Salerno Road, Port Salerno. OPM, 9 p.m.
to midnight (772) 283-1929.


Hutchinson Island Marriott Resort
Tiki Bar, 555 N.E. Ocean Blvd., Hutchinson
Island, (772) 225-3700.
Pirate's Loft, 4307 S.E Bayview St,
Stuart, the Jukebox Band, 8:30 p.m.-12:30
a.m. (772) 223-5048.
The Stem House, 4110 SE Salerno
Road, Port Salemo, Jazz Express, 7-10 p.m.
(772) 463-1166.
Groucho's Comedy at The St Lucie
Crab House Beach Club, located at 329
S.E. Port St Lucie Blvd., Port St Lucie.
Reservations, (772) 419-0302.

SATURDAY, JUNE 6
SBogey's & Stogey's, 1032 S.E. Port St
Lucie Blvd., Port St Lucie. Call for perform-
ers. (772) 337-7778.
Cafe Crime, 1068 S.E. Port St Lucie
Blvd., Port St Lucie, 6-8:30 p.m. (772)
337-2111.
Conchy Joe's Seafood, 3945 N.E
Indian River Drive, Jensen Beach, Reggae
by Rainfall, 8 p.m. to midnight (772) 334-
1130.
Crawdaddy's, 1949 N.E. Jensen Beach
Blvd., Jensen Beach, Call for performers,
7:30-11:30 p.m. (772) 225-3444.
Finz Waterfront Grille, 4290 S.E.


Salerno Road, Port Salerno. OPM, 9 p.m.-
midnight (772) 283-1929.
Pirate's Loft, 4307 S.E. Bayview St.,
Stuart, the Jukebox Band, 8:30 p.m. -
12:30 a.m. (772) 223-5048
Kings Head Pub, 2838 S.W. Port St
Lucie Blvd., Call for performers; (772) 340-
1223.
Groucho's Comedy at The St Lucie
Crab House Beach Club, located at 329
S.E. Port St Lucie Blvd., Port St Lucie.
Reservations, (772) 419-0302.

SUNDAY, JUNE7
Conchy Joe's Seafood, 3945 N.E.
Indian River Drive, in Jensen Beach.
Reggae by Rainfall, 7-10 p.m. (772) 334-
1130.
Finz Waterfront Grille, 4290 S.E.
Salerno Road, Port Salerno, Island sounds
of Delroy Young, 2-6 p.m. (772) 283-1929
Pirate's Loft, 4307 S.E. Bayview St,
Stuart, Reggae with Frenz, 2-6 p.m. (772)
223-5048.
* Wahoo's on the Waterfront, 400 N.W.
Alice Ave., Stuart, features various classic
rock bands from 4:30-8:30 p.m. (772)
See OUT, B4


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 6-5-2009


Aries-March 21-April 19
Yours is a good life. You have
been given the eight keys of
true happiness: purpose,
love, peace, health, abun-
dance, faith, joy and creativi-
ty. Fill yourself each day with
these gifts given at birth and
you will meet all daily chal-
lenges with grace and ease.
You were chosen at birth to
be alpha, the leader of the
zodiac family, you know.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
You want a lot more out of
life than just basic survival.
You have earned it. Now go
get it. Refuse to let any
doubt, fear or indecision
hold you back. There are a;
number of new opportuni-,
ties at hand. You have the
courage, determination and
experience to move them
forward. Now it's time for
action. Success is assured.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Make staying centered and
balanced your No. 1 priority.
Refuse to let the world or
negative people pull you
away from your causes and
commitments. New respon-
sibilities are coming. Keep
letting go of old habits, atti-
tudes, and things no longer
useful in life. Do this and it
will give you time to go fish-
ing. No need to work all the
time.

Canter-June 22-July 22
Healing and family are two
of your very most important
ideals.. You give your best
under all 'circumstances. I
wouldsay that you demon-
strate the finest of human
virtues. You aren't afraid to
go out on a limb to rescue a
stricken pal. You are truly a
bridge over troubled waters.
The angels cheer you on. So
do we.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Leo, you are the middle of
the fire signs. This means
that you burn brighter and
hotter than your other zodi-
ac mates. Much success is
assured when you keep this
heat focused and directed
on your main goals. Refuse
to let unimportant things
dilute your passion. Contin-
ue to roar and the universe
will continue to bless.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
You are always thankful and
grateful for the many bless-
ings you have been given in
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life. Your progression and
happiness comes when you
maintain this edge. You are
so grounded. This is so good.
Just be sure that you are able


to enjoy the fruits of your
own labors, as well. You have
needs too, you know. Keep
the river of love flowing.

Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
Your energy is strong and
positive. You are fearless in
protecting your own life and


those you love. You of great
balance know the rules of
teamwork. You are flexible
and have the ability to
change. This is true no matter
what your age. Your eternal
youthfulness just goes to
show how much you have
continue to grow


Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Your spirit is so strong. You
never give up because of
your large heart. You have
true class. You have so much
love in that big heart. Every-
one who know you feels it.
Venus made a lasting
impression on you. Your
guardian angels are there for
you too. With all these bless-
ings, you are sure to win.

Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
You are so grounded, but you
also are a dreamer. Life
works best when you are
able to fantasize, dream and
manifest your dreams in
physical form. Dreams, like
seeds, have to be grounded
in order to grow, you know.


You are the archer. Know
what you want, plant your
seeds and aim for the stars.
Now you have the best of
both worlds.

Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Continue to stay balanced for
the next few weeks. There is
so much important work for
you soon to do. You are the
most powerful of signs..You
start your zodiac family out
on this cosmic journey each
year. Thanks for the
rebirthing. We couldn't do it
without you. We have to be
kind to you. What goes
around comes around.

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your greatest gifts. An artist
like you brings out the light
and feelings from your cre-
ations. This is your age, you
know. Open the gates each
day like a river and run like
the champion you are. You
have prepared yourself. Con-
tinue to encourage others to
run their race and win. You
are such a great inspiration.

Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
You continue to create a new
and better world around all
of us. Your heart and spirit is
so awesome. You continue
to create a new and better
world around us and give us
direction. You are the omega
of the zodiac family. You
bring it all to a happy ending.
Then help us start over again.
You are creating a new and
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grass Masters Tour; Janis Ian;
American Ballet Theater II;
Peter Lemongello; Stepcrew
and "'Til Death Us Do Part:
Late Nite Catechism 3."
For April, Broadway legend
Chita Rivera comes to town,
followed by Thunder from
Down Under.
Instead of having one big
fundraiser, this year the the-
ater has decided to have sev-
eral mini-fundraisers. The
Lily Tomlin, Marilyn McCoo
and.Billy Davis Jr. and Mark
Russell shows are in this cat-
egory.
Tickets for Lyric Theatre
members are on sale now.
Tickets for the general public
will go on sale Sept. 8. Mem-
berships start at $35.
Call the box office at (772)
286-7827 or visit the Web site
www.lyrictheatre.com.

Choirs seek
rehearsal space
The Ave D Boys' Choir and
the newly-formed girls' choir
need a rehearsal facility. Both
choirs have become so suc-
cessful that space is needed
for rehearsals seven days a
week.
Dani Dreizehnter, the Fort
Pierce youth officer who vol-
unteers with the choirs, said
they really need a home of
their own.
"While we greatly appreci-
ate the generous donation of
free use by the First United
Methodist Church. and


Northside Christian Fellow-
ship Church, when the
churches have a function,
rehearsals are cancelled and
it is difficult to re-schedule."
The desired location
would have a place to leave
and secure equipment,
accommodate. 70 children
and 15 adults, fit tables and
chairs for the meals that are
served with each rehearsal
and for tutoring, contain
some office space and an
area for cooking and cooling
equipment for food prepara-
tion.
The organizations are
totally funded by donation
.and gifts are welcome. Vol-
unteers are also needed.
If you wish to make a con-
tribution or know of a space
the groups could use, call Ms.
Dreizehnter at (772) 882-
2316.

Free movies at library
The Fort Pierce Branch
Library, located at 101
Melody Lane, has moved its
movie matinees to Friday.
The theme for June is sports.
On June 5, "The Baseball
Fix," with John Ireland will be
screened.
June 12 brings "Champi-
on," with Kirk Douglas.
"The Jackie Robinson
Story," with Louise Beavers,
will be shown on June 19.
The month ends with
Kevin Costner in "Field of
Dreams," on June 26.
All movies are free and
begin at 2 p.m.


Summer programs
for kids

The Martin County
Library System kicks off its
summer program with two
events.
On June 8, the Atlantic
Coast Theatre presents
"Mysterious Mona Lisa," at
the Blake Library, 2351 S.E.
Monterey Road, Stuart at 6
p.m.
Mathew James Magic
comes to the Hobe Sound
Library, 10595 S.E. Federal
Highway, on June 10 at 6
p.m. and to the Robert Mor-
gade Library, 5851 S.E. Com-
munity Drive, Stuart, on
June.ll at 6 p.m.
The libraries will also offer


special events to accompa-
ny the summer teen reading
program.
The events, which are free
but may require pre-regis-
tration, include surfrider
night on June 10; a knitting
and crochet club; wacky
chemistry $,furday on June
20; jazz up your jeans on
June 20; tie-dye nights on
June 24, July 29 and Aug. 5;
hip hop dance classes on
July 16 and Aug. 5 and sock
puppet night on Aug. 10.
The reading program runs
from June 6-Aug. 15.
For dates and locations of
specific events, pick up aflier
or newsletter at any branch
library or visit the Web site
www.www.library.martin.fl.


Artists on display
The Morningside Branch
Library in Port St. Lucie, will
present the work of a local
artist and two photogra-
phers. Through June, the
library will display the mixed-
media work of local art
teacher Loretta Vitello and


the photography of Neil
Kohanski and Linka Odom.
The two photographers travel
together and shoot the same
things with different results.
The display is part of the
ongoing "Walls of Art" pro-
gram. Each month, the work
of different local artists is on
display.


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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
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S.E Salemo Road, Port Salerno.
Open mic night 8:30-11 p.m.


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Hutchinson Island Marriott
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Blvd., Hutchinson Island. Call
(772) 225-3700.
Thirsty Turtle, 2825 S.W. Port
St Lude Blvd., Port St Lude,
Davee Bryan, 7:45-11 p.m. (772)
344-7774.
Wahoo's on the Waterfront,
400 N.W. Alice Ave., Stuart,


various solo artists, 6-9:30 p.m.
(772) 692-2333.

THURSDAY, JUNE 11
Archie's Seabreeze, 401 S.
Ocean Drive; Fort Pierce, jazz and
steak night every Thursday, 7-10
p.m. (772) 460-3888.
Conchy Joe's Seafood, 3945
N.E Indian River Drive, Jensen


Beach features Reggae by:
Rainfall from 7-10 p.m. (772)
334-1130.
Dolphin Bar & Shrimp
House, 140 N.E. Indian River
Drive, Jensen Beach (772) 781-
5236.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10-
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
*The Michael Parker farce
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Anyway?" will be presented at
IRSC's McAlpin Center, 3209
Virginia Ave., Fort Pierce.
Performances are June 10-13 at
8 p.m. and June 13 at 2 p.m.
Tickets are $12. Callthe box
office at (800) 220-9915.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17-
SUNDAY, JUNE 21
*St Lucie School Board
Summer Musical, "Willy
Wonka/' will be presented at
Port St Lucie High School, 1201
S.E. Lennard Road. Performances
are June 17-20 at 7:30 p.m., June
20-21 at 2 p.m. and June 21 at 7
p.m. Tickets are $12 and are
available at the school and at
retail outlets in Port St Lucie. Call
(772) 337-6043 for more
information.

THURSDAY, JUNE 18 SATUR-
DAY, JUNE 20
*IRSC students present
"Jerome Kern: The Original
American Songwriter," at the
McAlpin Center, 3209 Virginia

Car Accident?
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Ave., Fort Pierce. Performances
are June 18-20 at 8 p.m. and
June 20 at 2 p.m. Tickets are
$12. Call the box office at
(800) 220-9915.

FRIDAY, JUNE 19
*The Sauce Boss, Bill
Wharton, brings his blues and
gumbo cooking to the Lyric
Theatre, 59 S.W. Flagler Ave.,
Stuart, at 7 p.m. Tickets are
$30.,Call the box office at
(772) 286-7827 or order
online at
www.lyrictheatre.com.

ONGOING EVENTS
Friday Fest takes place at
Marina Square, located in
downtown Fort Pierce, on
Melody Lane and Avenue A.
The free event is held from
5:30-8:30 p.m. on the first
Friday of every month,
weather permitting, and
features live music, children's
activities, arts and-craft
vendors and food stalls. Call
Main Street Fort Pierce at
(772) 466- 3880.
Jammin' Jensen takes
place every Thursday from 6-9
p.m., weather permitting, at
downtown Jensen Beach.
There's food, music and
vendors. For more informa-
tion, call (772) 334-3444.
Retro Swing Lindy Hop
- West Coast Swing dance
party is from 7:30-11 p.m.
every Saturday at South
Florida Swing Dance Produc-
tions, 881 N.E. Jensen Beach
Blvd., in Jensen Beach. $7
admission. For information,
call (772) 334-2112.
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That time of the year
loathed by all golfers is
here. Now is the
moment when golfers
across the land swear at
every course superintendent
in town.
By now, or within the next
few weeks, every course will
undergo aerification, as they
ready themselves for the
summer season and try to
remove some of the com-
paction that came with the
overly-dry winter and spring
we've experienced.
Nearly every golfer
despises this practice,
including myself. It always
seems that just when the
course is at its best, it's time
for major work to be done.
When you look at the long-
term benefits, however, it's
easy to understand why
aerification is a necessary
evil.
Like changing the oil in
your car, aerification is a
form of preventative
maintenance. Aerification is


GOLF
JAMES
STAMMER


an integral part of any
successful golf course
management plan. The job
of every superintendent is
not only to make the course
look fabulous today, but also
tomorrow and down the
road.
It's important for everyone
to understand how impor-
tant verification is to
Producing healthy turf and a
healthy golf course in the
future. Aerification achieves
three major objectives.
First, it relieves soil
compaction. Second, it
provides a method for
improving soil mixture
around the highest part of
the grass root system.
Finally, it reduces or pre-
vents the build-up of too
much thatch.


When golfers by the
thousands walk on the
greens and drive carts on
the fairways, the traffic
causes the soil near the
surface to compact into a
single hard layer.
Over time, the soil
becomes so tightly com-
pacted that water and air
have a difficult time pene-
trating the surface to reach
the root system of the grass.
Once this begins, the roots
decline, the turf becomes
weak and disease and other
problems begin to appear.
Aerification pulls plugs
from the compacted soil,
allowing an infusion of life-
sustaining water and air to
reach the roots and bring
about growth.
To give you an idea of just
how compacted the soil
becomes, pick up a few of
the plugs laying around after
the superintendent is done.
STry to break them or crush
See STAMMER, B6


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KARAOKE

Archies: 401 S. Ocean
Drive, Fort Pierce, every
Wednesday,.starting at 7 p.m.
(772) 461-3352.
American Legion Post
40: 810 South U.S. 1, Fort
Pierce, every Sunday night
from 6-10 p.m.
Bogey's and Stogey's:
1032 S.E. Port St Lucie Blvd.,
Port St Lucie, (772) 337-
7778. Karaoke by Dennis 9
p.m. Wednesday and Friday.


Boozgeois Saloon: 720 S.
U.S. 1, Fort Pierce, Karaoke
with Chris 9 p.m.-1 a.m.
Saturday, Monday and
Wednesday. (772) 466-4255
Charlie's Bar & Grill: 950
S.E. Indian St., Stuart, karaoke
Sunday and Monday. (772)
'288-4326.
The Corner Bar: 4901
South U.S. 1, White City,
(772) 457-0042. Dan the
Man Karaoke 7-11 p.m.
(772) 457-0042.
Jilly's Grille: The
Ramada Inn, 1200 South-
east U.S. 1, Stuart. Karaoke
with Permanent Affair 7:30
p.m. Tuesday. (772) 287-
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For Hometown News
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TREASURE COAST The
Helping People Succeed
Foundation calendar com-
mittee invites artists to sub-
mit original works for inclu-
sion in the 2010 'Art for
Living" calendar.
Artists living in Martin, St.
Lucie, Indian River and Okee-
chobee counties are eligible
to submit their work, which
must f6cus on subjects of


local interest or have a tropi-
cal theme. Entries maybe cre-
ated in any two-dimensional
medium, except photogra-
phy. Slide submissions must
be received at Helping People
Succeed on or before June 26.
Proceeds support the baby
steps program, which helps
3,000 children through devel-
opmental instruction, music
and movement classes and
education.
For more information, call
(772) 320-0773.


Stammer
From page B5

them with your fingers. They
often feel like little plugs of
cement. Now imagine air
and watei trying to pene-
trate a layer of this to reach
the roots.
On the greens, the holes
are filled with a sand-like
topdressing that drains well
and resists compaction.,By
introducing this sandy
topdressing periodically, a
superintendent improves
the green's top layer and
helps avoid the expense of


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rebuilding or renovating the
green.
The growth of turf adds to
the protective layer of
organic material on the
surface.
This layer, called thatch, is
an accumulation of dead
grass, leaves, stems and
roots. A strong and healthy
thatch layer helps the turf
recover faster from divots
and cart tracks and helps
prevent the intrusion of
insects and disease.
The newest aerification
machines use smaller tongs
to pull plugs from the
greens. These smaller holes
help the green heal faster
and allows superintendents
to get a better dispersion of
topdressing. It usually takes
a couple of weeks and a few
days or nights of steady rain
for the course to fully
recover.
If course superintendents
plan to keep the course
healthy and in playable
shape over the hot summer
months, they need to start
now by getting the grass as
lush and happy as possible.
I'll gladly trade a couple
weeks of putts that bounce a
few more times if it means I
get to play on a better.
course over the summer.
So, before you trash your
superintendent the next
tim~e you see him fueling up
the aerification machines,
remember that he's only
trying to provide you with
the best golf course, now
and in the future.

James Stammer has been
.an qvid golfer and golf
enthusiastfor 30 years. He
hosts the Tuesday NightGolf
Show on WPSL 1590-AM
radio station. Contact him at
jstammer@yahoo.com.


FEDERAL LIEN CORP. will sell at Public Sale at Auction
the following vehicle to satisfy lien pursuant to Chapter
713.585 of the Florida-Statutes on June 25, 2009 at 10
A.M. Lot#: A26377 2007 'Black .Chevrolet TK VIN#
3GNEC12J87G106847. Located at: Suburban Chevrolet
of Stuart. 2650 S Federal Hwy,. Stuart, FL 34994
(772)287-3232. Owner Donna Lynnbr Michael D
Debehnke 621 Snowden Dr, Lake Worth, FL 33461
Customer: Same as registered owner. Llenholder; Sun
Trust Bank, PO Box 305053, Nashville, Tn 37230 Lien
Amount: $3,416.69 Any persons) claiming any
interests) in the above vessels contact: FEDERAL
LIEN CORP. (954)384-7171 25% Buyers Premium. *AILL
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,ST. JUDE NOVENA
May the Sacred Heart
of Jesus be adored,
glorified, loved .&
preserved- throughout
the world now and
forever. Sacred Heart
of-Jesus, pray for us.
St. Jude' worker of
miracles, pray for us.
St. Jude Helper of the
hopeless, pray for us.
Say this-prayer 9 times
a day, by the 8th day
your prayer will be
answered. It has never
been known to \fail.
Publication must be
promised. Thank you
St. Jude for granting
my petition. E.H.




FOREST Hills Memorial
Park Veterans Section 2
spaces bronze marker
with base,, opening clos-
ing cement liners, Vault
installation fee,. Palm
City 772-871-0038


WHITE CITY Cemetery
2 lots in Veterans
section. Asking $750 ea.
$50 payment to transfer
ownership. Must have
copy of 214.
772-201-4418


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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINETEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
MARTIN COUNTY,
FLORIDA JUVENILE DIVISION

IN THE INTEREST OF:
CASE NO.: 08-88-DP

A.N. DOB: 01/03/2008

Minor Child

TO: DIEGO SEQUINA-COTO
ADDRESS UNKNOWN

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A PETITION
UNDER OATH HAS BEEN FILED BY THE DEPART-
MENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN THE
ABOVE-STYLED COURT FOR THE TERMINATION
OF PARENTAL RIGHTS RELATIVE TO THE ABOVE
NAMED CHILD, A.N., WHO WAS BORN IN PALM
BEACH COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, ON THE
3RD DAY OF JANUARY, 2008. YOU ARE COM-
MANDED TO BE AND APPEAR BEFORE THE CIR-
CUIT COURT IN THE ABOVE-STYLED COURT
LOCATED AT 100 EAST OCEAN BLVD., STUART,
FLORIDA 34994, ON JULY 13, 2009 at 9;30 a.m.
FOR A HEARING AND TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
SAID PETITION SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED. FAIL-
URE TO PERSONALLY APPEAR AT THE ADVISO-
RY HEARING CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO THE
TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS OF THIS
CHILD. IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE DATE
AND TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL
RIGHTS AS A PARENT TO THE CHILD NAMED IN
THE PETITION ATTACHED TO THIS NOTICE.

BE ADVISED THAT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO
HAVE AN ATTORNEY REPRESENT YOU IN THIS
MATTER. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD AN ATTOR-
NEY, ONE MAY BE APPOINTED FOR YOU.

WITNESS MY HAND AS THE CLERK OF SAID
COURT AND THE SEAL THEREOF, THIS 12TH
DAY OF MAY, 2009.


THERESA HUTTON
DEPUTY CLERK


DATES TO RUN: 05/15/08, 05/22/09, 05/29/09,
06/05/09


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BATHROOM SINK,
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BED SPREAD, King
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BEDSPREAD- Full,
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BIRD CAGE- 17 x17 x36,
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birds, $65,772-878-3568
CABINETS, MEDICINE,
one wooden one white,
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772-334-8862 MC
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CHAIR for desk with
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white padded seat and
back, like new, $100,
772-336-3695 SLC
COLOR TV/VCR, Zenith
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772-465-3731 SLC -
COUCH, .CASTRO con-
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$185, 772-343-8378 SLC
DOLL, GIRL scout, por-
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DRILL 1/2" variable 5.5
amps;' Black & Decker.
New. in box. $45.
772-343-8477 SLC
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$75, glass top table,
$100, 772-631-2042 MC
EXTENSION CABLES'2,
Great for RV or boats. +
30amp transfer switch
$50 772-562-6106
GRILLS; BBQ, 2 one
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small char-broil $30,
772-318-8459 SLC
GRINDER, LIKE new,
3/4 hp, on wheels, $75,
772-871-5965 SLC
HANDSAW, one man,
vintage, $50, transistor
radios, 4, $75,
561-741-1907 MC
LAWN MOWER, Troy
Built, self propelled, 21."
cutting deck, 6.75, $200,
772-801-8088 SLC
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Budweiser & Corona.
Mint cond $100 each.
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PHOTO PRINTER, Can-
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used, still in box, $50,
772-2213857 MC
PORCELAIN' DOLL; 19",
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772-807-8088 SLC
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772-466-4648 SLC
SEWING CABINET, 3
drawer, hardwood, 535x
32x 20, top expands,
$100 obo, 772-692-4922
SHELVES, 2, decorative,
musical notes, 9"x' 12",
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SOFA, GREEN and
white striped, -looks-new,
$75, 772-465-1665 SLC
SOFA, WHITE, like new,
club chair, tapestry fabric,
both $170, 772-345-2662
SPORT JACKETS- 2,
mers new, .46 tall, $10
each, 772-708-6789 MC
STEEL RIM, 1, for F150
Ford, 5 hole, ,$25,
772-340-1383 MC
TRAILER HITCH- Heavy
Duty, adjustable, for older
vehicle bumpers, $60,
772-283-5677 MC
TREADMILL, Proform,
lightly used, 395 CW,
$99, 772-223-7714 MC
TRUCK CAP, fiberglass,
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TV, TOSHIBA- 32", 2001
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772-878-5002 SLC
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$45 each, 772-223-0269
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WATCH, ROLEX, repli-
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OPPORTUNITY
PUBLISHERS NOTICE
All rental and real, estate
advertising in the Home-
town News is subject to
the Federal Fair Housing
Law which: makes 'it ille-
gal to advertise any pref-
erence, limitations or dis-
crimination based on
race, sex, handicap; fam-
ilial status or national ori-
gin or any intention to
make such preference,
limitation or discrimina-
tion, In addition, the Fair
Housing Ordinance pro-
hibits discrimination
based on age, marital
status, sexual orientation,
gender identity, or ex-
pression.We will not not
knowingly accept any
advertising which is in
violation of the law. All
persons are herby in-
formed that all dwellings
are available on an equal
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HOMING PIGEONS
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$10 each. 772-879-2830
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Winchester Manor,55+
2Br/1-1/2Ba, 1000sqft,
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kitchen cabinets, Great
buy at $85,000. By own-
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ST. LUCIE
322 N 15th St
2,1, $19,900
1501 Edgewood
3,1, $9,900
2400 S Ocean #811
'1,1.5, $99,000
5051 NA1A 9-2
2,2,1, $224,900
VERO BEACH
537 7th St
j,1, $39,900b
11 Cache Cay
3,3,2, $549,900
1110 SW Amethyst
3,3,2, $199,900
ST LUCIE
Seagrape (lot),
$10,500
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JENSEN BEACH 1;. 1+
acre Pinecrest Lakes
'3/3/2 Fully furnished.
Screen porch w pool.
Room for RV & boats.
Newer kitchen & baths.
$319,000 772-418-9490



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That's 50% off mkt value!
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'561-385-7888
SNC MOUNTAINS
Two-Acre Homesite
with Spectacular. view.
Driveway, house site in.
Easily accessible.
Secluded. Paved road.'
Bryson City. $39,950.
Owner financing. Call
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Tennessee, Crawford:
Mountainview Properties
5ac tracts only $59,000
16ac w/Cabin & River
$139,000
180ac w/Creek $299,000
255ac River, Creek &
Natural, Gas Well
$2,700/ac 888-836-8439


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sNewerwBS Mhome! Custom tile Gated community
throughout! 'Granlte 'counter HOA fee which in
toaps Separate tub & shower community pool & c
,' -gra.;t- tops! $149,900 lawn &cable! $1
2459 SE Ocan-Boulevard~ Suart FL



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PUBLISHERS NOTICE
All rental aid, real. estate
advertising in the Home-' PORT ST. LUCIE 2 STUART Ti
town News is subject to ,furnished rooms for ren PORT ST. LUCIE Mid- STUART- Terr
the Federal Fair Hou.ir,;n, shared, utilities. l 1 .port-Place II 2/2 1st fi. 2-br/2-ba 1st fl
Law which makes I lle- smokers.. No pets. corner unit, tile firs. wd. age restrictions.
gal to ad.erne ar, prei- $200/.wk772-879-0733 Pool/clubhouse, nice 772-285-9512
erence. ima. d O S. LUCIE community. ; $625/mo'
criminatiqn based on Female desired furn 772-9790085
.race, sex, handicap, fam- Female desiredfurn -
ilial e,stextus or natdicoal o- oorn with shared bath. SEBASTIAN- Spacious VERO BEACH:
gin or ay tIntentiona to- Near 5 &Tpke. 5Tall 3/2:bedrodm MOVE IN i br'
in or any Intendtion to d OK $400/mo utilities PEC L ONLY 200. specials 1 br'
limitation sor pdiscrimina- SPECAL untL cae $ 475,2bs fro
tion. In addition, the Fair SO STUART Mailer BR watersewer & morein- Beache,, Parks
Housing Ordinance pro- p.aridliv fur. Freplace clouded. 772-581-4440 taurants.772-563-
hibits discrimination r,ou-c- prr.eieg.- ion *restrictions apply 7
based on age, marital :mrv.,ng Close Il .5 'Income restrictions apply .
siau, 3se1ua orientationn, iF55"0mc 561-512-91505+ De La
er, idr identity. or ex-; STUART 55+ De La
pression We will not not' .l/l Bahia 2-br/1.5-ba fully HOBE SOUND-
rnoern,'.ly accept any furnished water, cable Poinciana Garden
advertising which is in HUT INSON ISLAN d ock, pool, clbhse. Nice 3/2/2 poc
violation of the law. All 5T ,N N ISLAND .Small pet OK. $750/mo street. $1,300/1m
persons are 'herby in- 2,br/o inlet mm to + elec. 330-882-6952 605-695-2975
formed that all dwellings ove n let, min to
are available on an equal A enis,, bat UART V ST PINE
basis. Amenities, Sasna 55+' Laroe 1-br, near I
(tquunn1- a nnu i 5+ Lrg 1ur nar


PORT ST LUCIE Unfurn


l;SUU/lmO, annual $0uu/
mo 772-971-5291

80 Aarmets
Con~dos fo Ren


ished rooms with kitchen FORT PIERCE 55+ High
privileges W/D. Family & Point 1/1.5 W/D, A/C,
pet OK. Fenced yard. ceiling fans. $400/mo +
Cable & internet. $200 sec' Req 7+ credit
Hurricane Shutters. 1st, rating 863-697-3259
last & $100 security.
Starting at $300mo FORT PIERCE 55+ High
772-971-7029 Point 2/2 wood floors,
W/D, A/C, ceiling fans.
PORT ST. LUCIE 1-br $550/mo + $300 sec. 7+
furn. House privileges. credit rating required
Non-smoker. Incl W/D 863-697-3259.
cable/utilities. $125/wk
$500/mo 772-337-5138 FORT PIERCE Highpoint
55+ furn '1/1,5 $500/mo
S** | 7+ credit rating required.
cheshiregifts.com/condo.
Sell or Ret html 570-328-3717
HUTCHINSON. ISLAND
your home in oceanfront: Beautiful 2/2
The Hometown furnished condo. Pools
News $850/mo. Avail May 24-'
News Dec 15. 313-530-3368
Martin County NORTH STUART: Vista
thru Del Lago 55+ Unfurn
Ormond Beach 1-br/1-ba 1st floor water
front., Tile, clubhouse.
800-823-0466 $525/mo.772-546-6633


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beaches, shopping, &
hospital. $480/m6
annual. Shortterm avail
772-873-0021
305-323-0869
STUART- Studio Apt.
Monterey Rd. Pool ..&
Laundry. Walk to stores.
$550/mo. incl water, elec-
tric, & cable tv. First &
$500 security, $25 Cdndo
Approval Required. NO
PETS. 772-486-6926
STUART- MYCC 55+
Beautifully furnished 2/2
corner unit. Facing golf
course, free golf, pool.
$800/mo 772-288-1711
Stuart/Jensen Beach 2
Large Condos 1/1.5 55+
super deluxe, 'beautifully
decorated, tropically
furnished '& everything
new! Clubhouse, Gol,
Htd. Pool, Billiards, PC'
Room, Library and much
more! A must seel
$599-$699/mo For info or
online walk through.
630-963-0369 'or email
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NEW BUSINESS that
promotes state of well
being, USDA certified,
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Starting cost $550. Great
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Great location, 2000sqft,
All equipment included.
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MELBOURNE: New Hor-
ton Homes, Singles and
Doubles in Village Glen
an Adult Park From
$33,995 Call for move in
specials like $99 Lot
Rental at 321-806-1240


REDUGEE
JENSEN BEACH:, 55+
Pine Lake Village,
2br/2ba, 24' x 60' with
carport, & Florida Room.
Cable. Reduced 'to
$20,000.772-334-1935
see photo online at www.
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ad # 58436
MELBOURNE: Only
$2995 3/2 .12'x60' All
New: CHA, vinyl siding,
skirting& concrete drive-
way in Village Glen an
Adult ..- Park. ,. Call
321,806-1240.
PORT ST LUCIE 55+
Spanish Lakes 1 dblw
2-br/1.5-ba plus Fl room
on lake. 'Free'cable for
the rest'of the year. Sale
$8,000. Rent to own or
owner financing.
561-856-2000
PORT ST LUCIE 55+
Spanish Lakes Riverfront
dblw on cul-de-sac 2/1.5
with FL rm. All redone.
Move rgrii in A must see!
Sale i1S,90u. Rent to
own or owner financing
772-344-6460

MELBOURNE MHs


Park Homes for Sale
from $2,000 to $18,000.'
Base lot'rents from $367/mo..
FREE cable. Also, Empty lots
vall for doublewldes or singles
1st month FREEIII


(Adult Park) Park Homes ,
from $2000 to$10,000. *:
Lot rents $300/mo.RV '
Sites w/full hookups $15/day.
Monthly/Seasonal. RV Storage
Sites, $100/mo.'No hook ups.
Park Mgr..
407-283-5277

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SHOBESOUND -
a Verde Poinciaha Gardens.
foor No Nice 3/2/2 pool, quiet
$750/mo street. $1,300/mo. F/L/S
$750/mo 605-695-2975 '

PORT ST LUCIE 312/2
with den or office, screen
w pool. River Vista 1110
Cal for Westchester $1500/mo
s from 772-335-9075 Leave'mes
m $550. PORT ST. LUCIE 3/2
Close to Villa End unit, with side
& Res- yard privacy. Screened.
-0013 porch, West of Turrpike.
S Available June 1. 1st &
Sec. $775/mo. Small Pet
OK.772-349-5961
PORT St. LUCIE West
s. off Crosstown Pkwy
)l, quiet 3/2/1, large yard, totally
o. F/L/S renovated. ,Near schools,
$1000/mo 772-879-2830


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19th. Aruba Beach Club.
Studio for 4. Private for 2.
Right' on the beach $595
772-878-2050 ,
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1-6 bedroom vacation
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Weekly & long weekend
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MOUNTAINS
Discounted rates
available, including Pet
friendly units
Don't forget your
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Call now to reserve your
vacation!
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1-800-723-7341
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PARTNER WANTED for
Sterling Silver Jewelry
Co. No exp needed.
Ground floor opportunity!
772-678-1165 or email
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.Reverse Facial Aging!
Earn thousands extra per
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PORT ST. LUCIEp 55+
Golf Village Spanish
Lakes. Furn. 2/2 dblw,
C/H/A, All appliances, FL
rm. Pets Welcome.
$13,500 financing avail.
call Ralph 772-528-2086



FL LAND bargain 50
AC Lakefront $249,900.
50 acres of oak groves,
open, meadows with long
picturesque lake front-
age. Must see to appre-
ciate. Perfect for hunting,
recreation, recreation.
Priced way below value!
Easy financing. Call Jack'


In beautiful N. Georgia,
TN & NC. cabins, homes
& mountaiT lots. Call for
details or visit website:
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Call 706-400-9971 or
706-400-9973 or Email:
adam borne@ucbi.com
GEORGIA QUIET,
COUNTRY LIVING.
3acre. to 6acre lots. No,
traffic/red lights. Only 20
mins. to the large city of
Dublin. Owner financing
$110/lno. For pictures:
678-644-0547
GEORGIA RIVER
FRONT. PROPERTY -
5-1/2 acres in'Tattnall
County, between Collins
and Lyons: on Hwy 292,
good roads, approximate-
ly 200ft frontage on beau-
tiful unsoiled. Ohoppee
river, only $55,000. with
10% down and owner fi-
nancing 912-427-7062 or '
Cell # 912-269-9349
GEORGIA Very Beauti-
ful high and dry lots
cleared and grassed with
beautiful trees in country
setting, located between
Claxton .and Lyons on
Hwy 292 $18,000 per
tract with $1000 down
and owher financing or
discount for cash.
912-427-7062 or Cell#
912-269-9349


PORT ST. LUCIE West:
Lake Forest PTE 3/2/2
Pvt water setting, Com-
munity pool, .walk to
stores,, dining, etc.
$985/mo incl. cable/ lawn
main Possible lease op-
tion 712-201-1205
PORT ST. LUCIE-
2-br/1-ba with carport.
Tile floors. W/D hook-up.
Small pet OK. $625/mo +
deposit. 772-260-3976



HOBE SOUND 2-br/1-ba
screen back porch. Tiled
immaculate Fenced yard.
No smokers/pets. *At
rated schools. $775/no
772-545-4883


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1000 Acres for sale in
Terrell County Texas.
Mule Deer, whitetail deer
and quail. $545 per acre
with terms aVailable.
Call 877-460-1581
GEORGIA LAND
Incredible investment,
lacre to 20acres
Starting @ $3750/acre.
Washington County, Low
taxes, beautiful weather.
Seller financing w/easy
terms 'from $179/mo.
County approved.
706-364-4200
LAKE VIEW Bargain! 3+
acre $72,200. Nicely
wooded, estate- sized,
parcel .with. direct lake
access Absolutely gor-
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will finance: Call .now
866-352-2249
LAKEFRONT BARGAIN
135 acres was $269,900,
now only $179,900. Nice-
ly wooded with dockable
deep waterfront on Warri-
or Lake.. Perfect for out-
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fishing.' Convenient ac-
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LAND SALE 10 acres
Steinhatchee, FL Starting
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$299/ mo! Great Hunting,
Fishing. Call 352-542
-7835 or cell 352-356
-1099
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N CAROLINA Asheville
100 Acres 1 of a kind
mountain prop. Privacy,
trout stream. Easy
commute. $399,000
Ammons Agency RE
1-828-684-8706.
NC MOUNTAINS
CLOSEOUT SALE
Cabin Shell,2+ acres with
great view, very private,
big trees, waterfalls &
large public lake nearby,
$99,500. Bank financing.
S1-866-789-8535


JENSEN BEACH
2-br/1-ba renovated.
Fenced back yard, big
BBQ.deck. F/S, $750/mo.
Sm pet OK 772-545-2057
STUART- 2/2 in. Cove
Ridge $875/mo all appli-
ances, tiled flrs, scrnd
porch Agent: Lyn Marino
US RE 772-215-0089



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NC MOUNTAINS
Two-Acre Homesite
with Spectacular view.
Driveway, house site in.
Easily accessible.
Secluded. Paved road.
Bryson City. $39,950.
Owner financing. Call
owner. 1-800-810-1590
www.aewilliams.net
,NC MOUNTAINS
Warm Winters/Cool
Summers. .NEW! E-Z to
finish log cabin shell
w/loft &basement,
includes acreage
$89,900. Mountain&
waterfront homesites
from $39,000-$99,000.
Financing Available!l
828-247-9966 (Code41)
NORTH FLA. LAND
Lowest prices in years!
Jefferson County.
871 acr$s, $1995/acre
1084acres, $1850/acre.
Southern Pine Planta-
tions 352-867-8018
SMOKY MOUNTAINS
Near Gatlinburg, TN.
Gorgeous Land up to
acres w/breathtaking
mountain views, deeded
lake access,paved roads,
water, sewer. From
$39,000. $6,000/down,
$288/mo. Photos + more:
www.gblandworks.com
WHITTIER, NC: Smoky
Mtns, 3.49ac pvt cove
212/cp Ig porch, Spring,
Creek, Koi pond. Historic
Batf, Shed 2 RV sites
$179,000 828-269-7889
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SO. STUART: 2Br/ 1Ba
Close to shopping & US1
$450/mo or $115 weekly
772-486-0128







TITUSVILLE .1 Month
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COMMERICAL Income
property, -TWO well
maintained bldgs. 200' on
SR 68 (just outside city
limits). Owner financing
w/15% down. Will accept
motorhome. or luxury
vehicle towards down
payment $575,000
772-216-9559.




BAYS Two 20'x24'
bays for rent 10ft garage
door opening, plus side
door entrance. $525/mo.
Located in Hobe Sound
772-545-9477

Fort Pierce
WAREHOUSE
Great location, 950sqft, 2
overhead doors, almost
1/2 ac :of parking. Near
US1, conv to 1-95.
$1695/mo 772-521-5111'




F O.RE C LO SURE
HOMES &. Land Speci;l
Fiar,cng Available Any
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HOBE SOUND 'Secure
Storage. Boats & Rvs
*Warehouse Space 500ft
772-545-9477
HOBE SOUND Gated
Secured parking facility,
with small storage build-
ing, located off US1
$850/mo. 772-545-9477


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ONLINE SITE
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Shows and more
800-823-0466


NORTH CAROLINA
Be cool In the
Mountains.
Efficiency to 5-br
houses, condos. Fully
equipped. Views, pools,
golf, tennis & more.
Sugar Mountain
Accommodations &
Realty staysugar.com
1-800-545-9475
ST. AUGUSTINE BCH
Oceanview Coodo fr
$99n $779/wk, House
from $199n $1399 wk,
Oceanfront wedding $359
nite, or Historic Dist from
$129n. Discount cruises
fr$289pp. 904-825-1911
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1967 FLEETWOOD EL
Dorado 2-door, 1st
personal luxury Cadillac
A/C, all original $11,000
obo. Or will trade.
386-672-7366
386-453-6677
1973 PLYMOUTH Duster
318 engine, Needs
restoration. $900
772-473-7614



2001 KIA Rio high
mileage, standard shift.
$1000/obo 772-214-6888
BLOWN HEAD Gasket?
State of the art 2-part car-
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process. Repair yourself.
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FLORIDA AUTO PAWN
Loaning money on Cars,
Vans, Trucks, Motorcy-
cles, Boats etc. 468-2274
NISSAN- ALTIMA 2005
2.5S, Gray/gray, '51K
miles, auto, all power.
$10,500. 772-473-7614
TOYOTA PRIUS 2008
21k miles.' Clean, silver
with grey cloth interior.
$17,500 772-971-6230



DONATE YOUR Car;
Truck or Boat to Heritage
For The Blind Free 3 Day
Vacation, Tax DeduCtible,
Free Tdwing, All Paper-
work Taken Care Of.
866-905-3801
CALL CLASSIFIED
and sell that carl
800-823-0466


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DONATE YOUR Car-
Help Disabled' Children
with Camp and Educa-
tion. Quickest Towing.'
Non- Runners/Title Prob-
lems OK. Free Vacation/
Cruise Voucher. Special
.Kids fund. 866-448-3865
DONATE YOUR Car.
Free Towing: '"Cars for
Kids". Any Condition. Tax
Deductible Outreach
Center. 800-597-9411
DONATE YOUR CAR...
To the Cancer Fund of
America. Help those suf-
fering with Cancer Today.
Free Towing & Tat de-
ductible. 1-800-8359372
www.cfoa.prg
FONTAINES TOW &
Flatbed Service.
Cars Boats, 5th wheels,
bikes,etc. $$Cash for
Junk Vehicles Call
772-672-4735


HONDA 1995 VT 1100
25,000 miles. New tires :&
windshield. Many new
chrome parts. $3000.
Liberty Towing
772-545-3156
SCOOTER HONDA Elite
80 2005. 5K miles
100mpg. Accessories
available Great cond.
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