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Vol. 8, No. 1 Your Local News and Information. Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, June 12, 2009


HOW WEIRD
IS THAT?!
SEAN MCCARTHY


County health official provides


update on swine flu case


Spend any time surfing
the Web and you are
bound'to find stories
that are just too bizarre to
be true.
Here's a sampling, edited
for length. And remember;
just because it's online
doesn't mean it's true!
From Telegraph.co.uk
Web site:
Man on mission to visit
every Starbucks in the
world: A software engineer
from California, who goes
by only one name, is on a
mission to visit every single
Starbucks coffee shop on
the planet.
Winter, 37, has spent 12
years drinking coffee in
9,100 chain stores. He
estimates he has 3,000 left.
This week he arrived in
London to tackle 400 shops
in England, Scotland and
Wales, reported the Times.
However, he will have to
hurry, because the compa-
ny has started closing
premises.
In each Starbucks, Winter
drinks one cup of regular
brewed coffee. He takes a
photo and posts it on his
Web site, starbucksevery-
where.com.
He estimates he has spent
about $100,000 (63,000) in
the past 12 years. Once he
drank 29 coffees in one day.
"I felt awful," he said.
From
GopherCentral.com:
Chicago man buried in
Pabst beer can coffin: A
South Chicago Heights, Ill.,
nman who sa\y he-wanis his
death to reflect his life, has
purchased a casket
designed to look like a huge
can of his favorite beer.
Bill Bramanti, 67, said the
casket, for which he paid
$2,000 to have decorated
like a giant can of Pabst
-Blue Ribbon beer, was
See WEIRD, A5


lESNTElSESHtT B


By Samantha Joseph
Joseph@hometownnewsolcom
MARTIN COUNTY Martin
County Health officials confirmed
the first case of H1N1 or swine flu in
Martin County on May 29, with a
report of an infection of a 7-year-old
student at Pinewood Elementary,
said Renay Rouse, a department
spokesman.
Since then, two other cases have
emerged in as many schools.


No fatalities have been reported.
By press time, the first child infect-
ed had received treatment and
gained medical clearance t6 return
to school.
"It's in the community, so it's not
surprising that there are a low num-
ber of cases as we go through the
summer," said Mark Chittum, health
department administrator. "But we
don't expect to have anything signifi-
cant."
He called the H1N1 flu a "relatively


Keeping the beat


Mitch Kloorfain/chief photographer
Celeste Plummer, 9, of Stuart was rewarded with a handmade drum from Judah
Williams at.the Boys & Girls Club 10th Street Recreation Center Friday, June 5.
Celeste was recognized for achieving principal's honor roll at J.D. Parker School of
Science, Math & Technology, during all four grading periods this school semester.


mild form (I influen- lI reaI ,
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sonal Ilu, including
sore rhioat, coughing
and ife er.
There have been no reported
deaths linked to the virus in Florida,
but health officials urge caution.


By Jay Meisel
Meisel@hometownnewsol.com
ST. LUCIE COUNTY- Sgt.
jeff Jackson hopes to hit the
bulls-eye when he competes
later this month in the Florida
Police and Fire Games.
"It's a less stressfulcompeti-
tion," said Sgt. Jackson, who is
with the corrections depart-
ment of the St. Lucie County
Sheriff's Office. He compared
it with the shotgun and hand-
gun competitions, in which
he'll also compete.
The 2009 games, which will
include participants from law
enforcement agencies and
fire departments throughout
the state, will be held
throughout the 'Treasure
Coast, from June 21 to June
27, with most of the events in
St. Lucie, Martin and Indian
River counties.
A fishing tournament in
Okeechobee County will be,
the first event.
Just about all the prepara-
tions for the event have been
completed, said Tom Colucci,
executive director of the Trea-


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sure Coast Sports Commis-
sion.
As of last week, he said, they
were still looking for some
volunteers to help with regis-
tration and coordinating the
events.
It will be a big boon for the
local economy, he said, as
many of the law enforcement
officers and firefighters who
participate will stay in motels,
eat at restaurants and spend
money locally.
In what would normally be
low season for the hospitality
industry, some motels are
reada. filled up for that peri-
od of time, he said.
"It's what we need here in
the summer," Mr. Colucci
.said.
The games were previously
held on the Treasure Coast in
2003 and 2004.
Having the events in more
than one county worked out
well then, he said.
And participants enjoyed
coming to an area with less
congestion than larger metro
areas, Mr. Colucci said.
See GAMES, A2


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Propertytaxes down

nearly 10 percent


By Samantha Joseph
Joseph@hometownnewsol.com
MARTIN COUNTY-
After unprecedented
increases in their property's
taxable values in recent
yeats, Martin County resi-
dents are likely to see a
reversal in the trend and a
drop in their tax bills.
Early estimates from the
Martin County Property
Appraiser's Officer's show a


near 10 percent drop in tax-.
able value, the property's
assessed value; minus
homestead and other
exemptions.
"This is significant," said
Laurel Kelly, the county's
property appraiser. "We
went from a period of
unprecedented increases to
a period of unprecedented
decreases."
See TAXES, A3


Keeping boaters safety in mind


By Samantha Joseph
Joseph@hometownnewsol.com
MARTIN COUNTY As
residents; take to the
waterways to cool down
this summer, law enforce-
ment officers want to
make sure boaters aren't
using too many chilled
alcoholic beverages as
they operate marine vehi-
cles.


It's
keep
plus
safe,


part of an effort to
the county's 17,000-
registered boaters
as marine traffic


increases during the sum-
mer months.
"On the summer week-
ends, we have extra units
working overtime on the
sandbar area, which is a
big problem area for us...,"
said Sgt. Bruce Newbold,
who heads the Sheriff's
Office marine unit.
Popular recreation
spots,.such as near Sailfish
Point, inside the St. Lucie
Inlet, which draws crowds
at low tide, are especially
important tp monitor.
"We try to go and main-


tain order so people can
enjoy it," Sgt. Newbold
said.
Boaters and residents
use the sandbar for cook-
louts and picnics, so there's
alcohol use and some
underage drinking.
"We have to' patrol and
keep order in terms of ...
drunks," he said.
Officials patrolled Mar-
tin County's coastline and
waterway by boat and. on
foot.during the Memorial

See BOATERS, A3


Charities help thousands save on filing tax returns


By Samantha Joseph
Joseph@hometownnewsol.com
MARTIN 'COUNTY -
Yasmin Guiermo says she
dreads tax season and is
happy to put it behind her.
Plodding through tax
returns to save on the
preparation fees is a bur-
den she wishes she could
avoid.
But without Internet
access at home, the
Indiantown resident does
not have access to a secure
connection to take advan-


tage of free electronic fil-
ing services offered online
through the Internal Rev-
enue Service's Web site.
"I read the instructions,
try to understand and
answer the best I can," she
said.
But what Ms. Guiermo
didn't know was that a free
service might have saved
her hours of anxiety, a call
to the IRS for clarification
and uncertainty about the
accuracy of her return.
Free assistance from two
local charities helped


thousands of Martin
County residents, who oth-
erwise might have had to
face the tax collector
alone.
"We do it because if they
had to pay someone, it
would be quite a drain on
their income," said John
Sebold, .communications
director for Martin Coun-
ty's AARP Tax Aide Pro-
gram.
AARP, a nonprofit for
members 50 and older, and
United Way of Martin
County filed more than


2,140 returns, finding
nearly $1.8 million in
refunds for area taxpayers.
AARP's tax program did
not limit assistance to its
target market. Instead of
only helping, seniors, the
group extended its services
to thousands of filers of all
ages.
Its volunteers set up at
several libraries, and by
the end of the tax season,
had helped filers claim
nearly $1.57 million in
refunds.
Local nonprofits offered


assistance to low- to mod-
erate-income residents,
who earn up to $42,000
annually for a family of
four.
"The nice part about the
program is it's really been a
community partnership,"
said Jim Vojcsik, United
Way's executive director.
"We work with county
commissioners, Martin
Volunteers, the IRS and the
AARP. Each year, we're able
to train and recruit more

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"They like venues that are
easy to get to," he said. "We're
fairly centrally located, and
easy to get to," he said.
Registration will be at the
PGA Golf Club in Port St
Lucie.
Events being held in St
Lucie County include basket-
ball at the Fenn Center in Fort
Pierce, chess at the Hilton
Garden Inn in Port St Lucie,
field and track at Port St
Lucie High School, golf at the
PGA Golf Club, grappling at
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horseshoes at the St Lucie
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poker at Fort Pierce Jai-Alai &
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Other St. Lucie County
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the Port St. Lucie Civic Center,
soccer at St Lucie West Cen-
tennial High in Port St Lucie,
table tennis and tennis at
Club Med, the triathlon at
Jaycee Park in Fort Pierce, vol-
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Sgt Jackson said he has
been practicing for the darts
and gun competitions.
He practices darts every
day and shooting once a
week, ie said.
Although he has been only
playing darts for three years,
he said, he won a gold medal
in that competition last year
in the International Police
and Fire Games, which were
held in Orlando.
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Tax
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This could mean lower tax
bills for some residents, who
don't have homestead exemp-
tions.
This year's 9.81 percent
decline follows a 9.4 percent
drop for 2007-08.
But before then, the county
had seen sharp climbs in its'
property tax rolls.
In 2005, for instance, tax-
able values rose 14.45 percent
over the previous year. One
year later, they spiked even
further, 20.85 percent county-
wide.
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Stuart resident Cynthia
Robinson.
But within 12 months, mar-
ket conditions had changed,
affecting the tax rolls and tax
bills.
In 2007, taxable values rose
only 6.22 percent.
"They were flattening out,"
Ms. Kelly noted.
If economic trends contin-
ue as they have been in recent
months, indicators point to
further tax cuts next year. '-
"Based on the sales that
we're seeing today, the 2010
tax, roll will probably
decrease;" said Ms. Kelly, who
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spokeswoman for the, Sher-
iff's Office.,
They also arrested 17
minors who were in posses-
sion, of alcohol and made
one arrest for aggravated
battery.
Other violations included


major projects helped boost
the county's tax revenue.
The most expensive proj-
ects were an ocean-front
mansion on Hutchinson
Island, just ,north of the
Jensen Beach Causeway, val-
ued at $13.7 million; the
Courtyard by Marriott, near
the Interstate-95 interchange.
on Lost Knife Road, valued at
$7.5 million; a beverage dis-
tributor on Commerce
Avenue, valued at $6.9 mil-
lion; a Hampton Inn & Suite,
just north of the Roosevelt
Bridge, valued at $6.7 million;
and a printing facility, valued
at $3.1 million, on Grouper
Avenue in Port Salerno.
-"They added value to the
tax rolls when just about
everything else dropped," Ms.
Kellysaid.


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day using soap and hotwater
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The IRS offered free
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MARTIN COUNTY In
an ongoing effort to attract
visitors and promote busi-
ness activities within its
service area, the Stuart
Community Redevelop-
ment Agency has intro-
duced a new special events
grant program.
The grant, which pro-
vides in-kind support and
up to $2,500 to nonprofit
groups producing special
events within the CRA
boundaries, will be avail-
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events held before Sept. 30.
"Many of the districts
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a slowing of business dur-
ing the summer season,"
said Teresa Lamar-Sarno,
CRA coordinator,
"Special events are one
of the most exciting and
effective .ways we can
attract out-of-town visi-
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promote our businesses
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and quality of events that
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said.
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nonprofit organizations
throughout Martin Coun-
ty, for events held within
the boundaries of the CRA.
Effective immediately,
the pilot program will dis-
burse funds on a first-
come, first-served 'basis to
qualifying organizations.
Up'to $10,000 will be dis-
tributed by the end of Sep-
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Police report


qr's note: This is a list
'sts, not convictions,
1I arrestees are pre-
innocent unless or
roven guilty in a court

martin County
heriffs Office

nifer Coon, 69, 4929
ike Grove Circle. Palm
ras charged with pos-
i of a controlled sub-

iberly Ann Chris-
, 21, 742 S.W. Jacoby
Port St. Lucie, was
:d with possession of a
filed substance.
n Allen Heaton, 21, no
;s listed, was charged
violation of probation
rand theft of more
$300 but less than
0.
:hael Darlson, 21,
S.W. Winners Drive,
:ity, was charged with
to appear in court on
:ge of possession of
han 20 grams of mari-
possession of a con-
substance and pos-
1 of drug
lernalia.
- Reardon, 17, 2013
?itts Terrace, Stuart,
largdd with aggravat-
tery and criminal nis-

:helle Ann Queen, 41,
;.E. Robert Lao Road,
was charged with
uttering a forged


int
age A4
r.
events planned for
ept. 30, applications
3 accepted during a
onth, application
beginning Aug. 1.
to $10,000 in grant
r will be awarded for
am Oct. 1-Sept. 30,
:ifying organizations
o eligible for in-kind


instrument and forgery.
*Strawford Smothers Jr.,
aka Lee Kirby Jr., 18, 3679
S.E. Gatehouse Circle, Apt.
214, Stuart, was charged
with possession of cocaine,
possession of cocaine with
intent to sell, violation of
probation, fleeing from
police, possession of
cocaine within 200 feet of a
college, tampering with
physical, evidence and
resisting an officer without
violence.
*Eugene Samuel Lee King
Jr., 26, 5839 S.E. Inez Ave.,
Stuart, was charged with
domestic felony battery.
*Eric Allen Snook, 25, 5147
S.W Moore St.; Palm City,
was charged with three
counts of possession of a
controlled substance, pos-
session of marijuana and
possession of drug para-
phernalia.
*Josue Santiago, 22, 2452
S.E. Janet St., Stuart, was
charged with felony viola-
tion of probation and pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance.
*Amanda, Williams, 22,
1814 Tulip Lane, Wellington,
was charged with posses-
sion of a controlled sub-
stance and possession of
drug paraphernalia.
S.'Jesse Manny, 25, 211 S.E.
Cortez St., Stuart, was
charged with two counts of
possession of more than 20
grams of marijuana.
*Keith Terborg, 22, 5752


support from the city of
Stuart, including the use of
facilities, equipment and
staff services.
All applicants must be
legally recognized non-
profit organizations with
501(c)(3) or 501(c)(6) tax
status. ,
To apply for the grant,
download, an application
from the CRA page on the
Stuart Web site, www.city-
Sofstuart.com, or. pick one
up in the CRA office at 121
S. W Flagler Ave., Stuart.


S.W. Ranchito St., Palm City,
was charged with posses-
sion of a controlled sub-
stance and possession of
drug paraphernalia.
*Bobby Wayne Bennett,
21, 2641 S.E. Janet St., Stuart,
was charged with. burglary
and theft.
*Paul Withta, aka Lee
Mark Johnson, 36, 156 Lynell
Lane, Cocoa, was charged
with unauthorized posses-
sion of a fictitious driver's
license, providing a false
name to a police officer and
being a habitual traffic
offender.
*Brian Keith Hickory, 25,
10230 Federal Highway, Lot
8, Hobe Sound, was charged
with, burglary, grand theft
and dealing in stolen prop-
erty.
James Ralph Burgos, aka
Jimmy, 18, 8020 S.E. River
Lane, Stuart, was charged
with two counts of grand
theft.
eDaniel Hiyon, 22, 2754
S.E. Ellendale Ave., Stuart,
was charged with violation
of probation, battery of an
elderly person, grand theft
and exploitation of the eld-
erly.
*Lisa Renee Parr, 22, 10230
Federal Highway, Lot 8,
Hobe Sound, was charged
with *burglary, grand' theft


Weird
From page Al
designed to function as a
beverage cooler until its
owner is ready to be put
into the grave, the South-
town Star of Tinley Park,
Ill., reported Monday.
"I'm going to use it as a
cooler until I really need
it," Bramanti said.
From
thesunchronicle.com:..
Mass. company lists


and dealing in stolen prop-
erty.
*Steven Corson, 32, 9099
S.E. Hobe Ridge Ave., Hobe
Sound, was charged with
'driving under the influence
of drugs or alcohol and pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance.
*Orlindo Flores, aka
Emilio Fransisco, 45, 14527
S.W. Martin Ave.,
Indiantown, was charged.
with battery on a law
enforcement .officer and
resisting arrest with vio-
lence.
*Eric Andersoi, 22, 1730
Tiffany Place, Port St. Lucie,
was charged with grand
theft and scheming to com-
mit fraud.
*Wayne Conrad Graham,
30, 4819 S.E. Ebbtide Ave.,
Stuart, was charged with
burglary and grand theft.
*Daniel William Leib, 28,
no address listed, was
charged with child abuse
and battery.
*Carlos Flores, 18, 14527
S.W. Martin Ave.,
Indiantown, was charged
with burglary of an unoccu-
pied dwelling and grand
theft.
*Kevin, Brooks Smith, 20,
5250 S.E. Seascape Way, Stu-
art, was charged with viola-
tion of probation,. two


cadavers among its assets:
A bankrupt Massachusetts
medical device maker left
behind some gruesome
assets when it shut down
earlier this year.
Innovative Spinal
Technologies lists nine
human bodies, including
"eight previously used"
cadavers, among its
property in a federal
bankruptcy filing.
Federal bankruptcy
trustee Warren Agin told
The Sun Chronicle of


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counts of uttering forged
bills and grand theft,
*Patricia Lynn Fisher, 55,
3776 S.W Sunset Trace .Cir-
cle, Palm City, was charged
with driving under the influ-
ence of drugs and alcohol
with two prior convictions
within 10 years.
*David Addison Whiticar,
18, 4705 N.E. ,Palmetto
Drive, Jensen Beach, was
charged with five counts of
dealing in stolen property
and five counts of providing
false verification of owner-
ship.
*Albert Carl Martin, 33,
1079 Northwest 16th St.,
Stuart, was charged with
possession of a controlled
substance.
*Ruth, Pacheco, 22, 150
Avocado Ave., West Palm
Beach, was charged with
fleeing and eluding police,
reckless driving, driving
under the influence of drugs
or alcohol and possession of


Attleboro that the bodies
are frozen in the compa-
ny's former headquarters
and do not pose a public
health threat. He said
arrangements for proper
disposal are being made.
Are these stories true? I
don't know, but they sure
are weird.

Sean McCarthy can be
reached at (772) 408-0680
orWeirdStories@Com-
puteThisOnline.com (no
hyphens).


less than 20 grams of mari-
juana.
*Richard Charles Trojan,
44, 1201 S.W. Carl Metz
Lane, Palm City, was
charged with willful wanton
reckless driving.
*Traci Mcllwain, 44, 5809
Inez Ave., Stuart, was
charged with tax fraud of
more than $300 but less
than $20,000 and two
counts of failure to file six
consecutive tax returns.

Stuart
Police Department

*Robert Thomas Sanford,
32, no address listed, was
charged with armed robbery
and aggravated assault.
*Melissa Bopp, 31, 802 S.E.
Spruce Ave.,. was charged
with armed robbery and
aggravated assault.


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Check illegal aliens for illness

This is about all of the illegal aliens in school. When our
grandparents came to this country, they were checked for
diseases, such as tuberculosis. Illegals do bring diseases.
They should be checked before they are allowed into the
schools. That's the only way to stop all of the diseases in our
schools.

Questions about system

As our nation considers a health care system designed by
President Obama, it is appropriate to look at the efficiency
of other government agencies, such as the U.S. Copyright
Office, which has just acknowledged it has more than
500,000 applications awaiting processing and that th'e back-
log keeps getting longer all the time.
Patent applicants have paid special handling fees of $685
to expedite things, but the delays are 18 months and are
expected to get worse.
We can ask ourselves: how long will a government run
health care system require us to wait to see a doctor and
how long to have an operation?

Be aware of terrorism

Homeland security is supposed to be coordinated by
Washington, but it would be a massive mistake for us to feel
that we can depend on the so-called authorities who have
failed us on Katrina and have demonstrated that they can-
not shoot straight.
The grim reality is that the terrorist threat has not dimin-
ished and the next attack could be very much worse than
Sept. 11. Americans as individuals and as families should
prepare and pressure our local leaders to be proactive.

A thought...

Ik C-.,ii,-n is when your neighbor loses his job.
Depression is when you lose your job.
Recovery is when Obama loses his.

The ethanol discussion

Our federal government is making, and has been making,
every effort to force auto makers to produce more energy
efficient cars. And now we have a federal agency, the Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency, looking to require the
ethanol blend at our gas stations to increase from 10 to 15
percent that will decrease our miles per gallon even further.
Anyone checking their mpg will find that it has decreased
dramatically with just the 10 percent ethanol blend. And
you may have already found oUt the hard way that the
ethanol addition has been doing t small gas engines in lawn
mowers, weed whackers, jet skis, boat motors, etc.
Our tax dollars and our gas purchases are subsidizing the
ethanol industry, but they want more. We are paying more
for food today because so much corn that is used in so
many of our food products is being diverted to ethanol pro-
duction.
How much damage can you afford from the EPA? Our
economy is in shambles and we have a government agency
considering increasing the cost, and damage, to every gaso-
line purchasing taxpayer. The ethanol industry has a very
effective lobby. How do we get one? Any chance that any of
our elected officials will step in?

Stamp out weekly stamps

It is no surprise that our mail service is in the shape it
claims. We need only one, possibly two, stamps. If you will
quit pumping out the "stamp of the week" with retooling
and die costs, wouldn't that save a lot of money?

Republicans are sick

To the person who wrote "Get rid of Democrats:" (you)
must have amnesia because most of what (that person)
wrote happened during the last (presidential) administra-
tion. What is wrong with these Republicans? That got poi-
soned against the new administration. They're sick.




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Making an exercise


L ast week I discussed
the components of a
well-structured
exercise program mixing
aerobics or cardiovascular
activity, strength training,
core stability, flexibility
and balance.
This week I'll give some
practical idea for working
the elements into your life.
As always, talk to your
doctor before beginning
any exercise program,
especially if you have
medical problems that
may make some types of
exercises difficult or not
advisable for you.
Much of the information
for this program comes
from a special report on
exercise that accompanied
the Mayo Clinic Health
Letter for February 2009.
Monday: Begin your
program with 10 minutes
of balance exercises. When
you begin balance train-
ing, hold onto a chair or
tabletop to catch yourself
or do it with someone else
present. A good balance
exercise is to alternate
standing on one leg at a
time, trying to hold it for
several seconds in front of


you and behind you. Be
sure to hold on with the
other hand in the begin-
ning. .
Next, spend 30-40
minutes doing a brisk
walk. A brisk pace means
that you can still speak but
you're breathing faster.
Finally, stretch after
walking for 10 minutes to
increase flexibility.
STuesday: The recom-
mendation is for 30
minute of strength train-
ing for the upper body and
core stability exercises.
Some exercises, such as
push-ups and using light
weights, you may know. It
is a good idea to invest in a
session with a trainer to
learn the best exercises for
your needs. Then stretch.
for several minutes, after
your workout.
Wednesday: For balance
and general wellness, take
a tai chi or yoga class. I
can't say enough.about


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so much! You are never too may us
old; my 82-year-old mom resistar
and 90-year-old dad have are not
begun taking chair yoga You r
classes. little re
Take a brisk walk for 30 some ti
minutes and stretch. find the
Thursday: Do strength tion, bi
training for the lower body Exercis
and core stability exercis- body ai
es, followed by a good well.
series of stretches. Shell
Friday: Repeat Monday's to endo
program. mentsf
Saturday: Do 15 minutes protocol
of core stability exercises, testing
followed by 45 minutes of accepted
aerobics or brisk walking. medical
Sunday: Use as recovery recomn
time and do light, physical such as
activity around the house Acaden
or outdoors, such as the Am,
gardening or walking the Society.
dog in the park. from pe
The goal is to work up to those at
aerobic exercise four to six and no
days a week, as appropri- mendat
ate. former
If you can't find inex-, Health(
pensive classes or trainer a memi
or physical therapist for a Associa
consultation, there are Writers
many exercise DVDs, to skop


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ome for people
ecial concerns,
; arthritis. Some
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very expensive.
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search and try
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or disease. Any
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she discusses are
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ended by agencies
the American
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When she draws
personal experience,
re her experiences
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tions. She is the
editor of "Today's
Care" magazine and
ber of the National
ition of Science
. E-mail questions
pel@bellsouth.net.


Net books are a novel idea


It always amazes me
how fast computers
evolve.
I can remember quite
clearly how things were ii
the 1990s, the hardware
we had to work with, how
expensive things were and
(since we didn't have
anything to compare it to)
we liked it.
I remember buying my
first 1-gigabyte hard drive
for about $300, and having
to figure out in my head
that 1,024 megabytes was
actually 1 gigabyte. I
remember thinking, "I'll
never use that much
space."
Well, it's 2009 already,
halfway through, no less.
The y2k crisis is a distant
memory and the hardware
we have to work with
today (stuff that we take
for granted) could be right'
out of the science fiction
from the 80s and 90s.
Two-gigabyte USB
thumb drives are com-
monly found in supermar-
kets for $10 to $20 and that
amazes me. Supermarkets!
And let me say a few
words about Google. It is
true the general populace
really takes for granted the
technology we have at our
fingertips today and
Google is a perfect exam-
ple.
To illustrate, I use the
example of ancient
cultures.
Way back when, in *


COMPUTE
THIS
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ancient times, they had
"oracles'" they would go to
for answers. These were
specially picked people
who would hide behind a
rock and people would
walk for miles through
snow, uphill, both ways, to
ask them a question.
Andwhatever the
answer was, that was that.
Right or wrong, they
would take the answer
they got from the oracle
back to their village and
that answer would affect
the lives of everyone.
Fast-forward to the
present and walk into
most households, and you
will likely find one (or
.more) computers hooked
up to the Internet and
Google is just few key-
strokes away.
Like the ancient oracles
of old, Google is there to
answer your questions.
Ask it anything. Not just
computer questions but
anything.
Go ahead, give it a try.
If you want to find out
how many times an
African swallow beats its
wings, just ask. I typed in
"how many times does an
African swallow beat its


wings?" and Google
returned more
thanl50,000 answers.
Now, keep in mind that
just because these are the
answers Google returned,
that doesn't mean they are
correct and accurate, but
now I know 150,000 times
more about the question
than I did before I asked
Google. And I didn't have
to walk umpteen miles
barefoot, in the snow to
ask the question.
And people take this for
granted. It doesn't even
cross most people's minds
to even ask Google when
they have a question.
Sure, it's available, but
there are not a lot of
people out there who
grasp all the things behind
the scenes that have to
work just right in order for
things such as Google to
work. It's just there and
when people remember
they use it.
Another modern marvel
that simply amazes me are
the "net books" we are
starting to see more and
more of.
Net books are little
laptops that are a fraction
of the size of regular
laptops and what makes
them amazing to me is the
price.
It's not that I'm amazed
they can make a full-
blown computer'as small
as they do, it's that they "
are selling for about $298


and you don't even have to
look hard to find one.
Sure, small notebooks
have been around for a
long time, but the rule of
thumb has been the
smaller it is, the more
expensive it is.
With these new net
books, it seems like that
trend is reversing. I
recently was fortunate
enough to pick up an
Aspire One.
It's a net book with 1-gig
of ram and a 130 gigabyte
hard drive and it runs
Windows XP..
It's got a built-in Web
cam and wireless access.
About the only thing it's
missing is a CD or DVD
drive but that's OK, I use
the drive on another
machine on my home
network when I need to
install software or b u r n
disk, so that's really not;
problem.
I used to wheel my
laptop around in one of
those laptop bags with
wheels, but now my net
book is so small it fits in ::
little bag. I love it. It's
cheap, easy to carry and
now I can have Google
anywhere I can pick up :;
signal.
I'm sure the ancients
would be jealous.
Sean McCarthy fixes
computers. He can be
reached at (772) 408-0680
or help@ComputeThisOn-
line.com (no hyphens).











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Minimizing the pain of


having your car serviced


Editor's note: This article
originally appeared on
March 23,2007.
The pain of buying a
used or new car may
be greater than the
paifiijf having it serviced,
but you need to have it
serviced far more often than
you have to buy a car.
Below, I am listing eight
suggestions to make your
visit tB your car dealer's
service department as
pleaslnt as possible.
Choose the dealer with
the best service depart-
merlliRemember, you don't
have to have the same
dealership service your car
that sold you your car. You
prolibly bought your car
from the dealer who gave
you the best price. You
should have your car
serviced at the dealer who
can best maintain and
repair your car.
The price of service is
important, but secondary to
the quality of the service
and repairs. Do a little
research. Ask friends and
nejgabors who drive your
make of car. Check with the
BBB and the county office
of consumer affairs. Ask the
service manager at the
dealership to show you his
factory score on customer
satisfaction index. Every
manufacturer surveys
dealers' service customers'
and ranks that dealer by
how well he treats his
customers.
' *Establish a personal
relationship with your
service advisor. The person
in theservice drive who
writes up your repair order
is verg important. Be sure
you get a good one. He .
should be knowledgeable,
atte ive to your needs,
promptly return phone
calls, and recommend only
necessary services. You
migh not find this person
on yor first visit, but if you
aren't comfortable with the
person you are dealing with,


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ask for one with whom you
are. When you make an
appointment to have your
car serviced, always ask for
that service advisor.
Don't pay the "gotcha"
miscellaneous supplies fee.
Almost all car dealers tack
on a phony fee when you
pay your bill, which is
simply more profit to the
dealer, but is disguised by
vari us labels. It is also
sometimes called "environ-
mental impact fee," "sundry
shop supplies" and many
others.
The cashier just adds a
percentage, ranging from 5
percent to 10 percent to.
your bill. This is no different
than the 'dealer fee" that
the sales department tacked
onto the price they quoted
you on the price of the car.
Most dealers will waive this
fee if you complain about it,
especially if you threaten to
call the BBB, their manufac-
turer, or the Florida Attor-
ney General's office.
Always road test your
car, preferably with the
technician. If you brought
your car in for a drivability
problem, such as a noise,
vibration or pulling to the
right or left, don't accept the
car back until you ride in
the car with the technician
or service advisor and
confirm the problem has
been remedied.
I also recommend that
you drive the car with the
service advisor to demon-
strate the problem wheri
you bring it in. Experiencing
what you experience always
communicates your
problem more accurately
than listening to your
description of the problem.
*Ask for written
estimate of the total cost of


repairs and maintenance.
Florida law requires the ,
dealer give you a written
Estimate. Bylaw, they may
not exceed this by more
than 10 percent.
Make an appointment
ahead of time. You should
insist on making an
appointment and you
should try to make that
appointment at a time
when the dealer's service
department will be least
busy, typically the middle of
the afternoon on weekdays
or Saturday and Sunday.
Avoid the 7:30-8:00 morning
rush.
When your service
advisor has written up your
repair order, ask him how
long it will take. After he
tells you; ask him to let you
know ahead of time if, for
any unforeseen reason, your
car Will n9t be ready in the
promised'time.
Oftentimes, when you call
a service department, they
will tell you to "bring the car
in'anytime" or "come right
over." Service advisors will
tell you this because they
are either too busy or too
lazy to take the time to
make a proper appoint-
ment. When they tell you
this, tell them that your time
is very valuable and that you
insist On an appointment at
a time when they can get
you in and out quickly.
Always write down the
name of the person who
gave you the appointment.
Shop and compare
high-cost repair prices.
Most service departments
are competitive on mainte-
nance items, such as oil
changes, wheel alignments
.and tire rotations. However,
the costs of major repairs
can vary considerably. If you
are looking at an air-
conditioner, transmission
or engine repair that can
cost several thousands, get
bids from more than one
service department. Often, -i
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MARTIN COUNTY -
The Florida Marlins Foun-
dation presented Molly's
Gallery with a $1,000 grant
forits upcoming children's
art program, designed to
help children realize their
potential for creating art.
During the weekof June
22-26, children ages 8-12
will be. instructed" by
Angela LoTufo, a member
of the Hobe Sound Art
League.,:
The focus will be educa-
tional, as well as a hands
on experience. The art-
work made by the children
that week 'will be on dis-
play at the gallery on June
27 and 28.
' While at the gallery, the
children will tour an exhib-
it from local resident,
David Smythe.
The program will be held
from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at
Molly's House, 430 S.E.
Osceola St. in Stuart.
Children'can sign up for
one session only. The art
supplies and a snack will
be provided at .no cost,
thanks to the foundation.
Molly's Gallery is located
inside Molly's House.
Molly's House is a hospi-
tal hospitality house that
provides temporary lodg-
ing for patients and their
families receiving medical
care on the Treasure Coast.
.For more information
v i s i t
www.mollyshoise.org.
Registration is limited to
12 children per session. To
sig. up, .callin the after-
noon, ,, Monday-Friday,
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Obituaries


Jean E. Brodeur

Jean E. Brodeur, 68, of Stu-
art, died May 27,2009.
He was born in Spring-
field, Mass., and lived in Stu-
art for 11 years.
. He is survived by his wife
of 44 years, Mary Lou; three
sons, Raymond, Michael
and Michael; two daughters,
Jeannine and Mary, and 11


grandchildren.
Arrangements by All
County Funeral Home & Cre-
matory, Treasure Coast
Chapel.

Vivian A. Leatherby

Vivian A. Leatherby, 83, of
Palm City, died May 24,.
2009.
She was born in Clarion,


.Iowa, and lived in Palm City
for one year.
She was preceded in death
by her husband, Paul; a
daughter, Ann; a son,
Steven; a sister, Mary and a
brother, James.
She is survived by two
daughters, Kathleen and
JoLynn; a son, Lance; a
brother,' Eugene; seven
grandchildren and 10 great-


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Arrangements by All
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Chapel.

Bruce Miossi

Bruce Miossi of Palm City
died May 7, 2009.
He was born in Chicago
and lived in Palm City for 15
years.
He was the owner and


president of B. Miossi Truck-
ing in Chicago.
He served in the U.S.
Army during World War II
and was a member of the
Catholic faith.
He is survived by his wife,
L'orraine; two daughters,
Rosemary and L. Gloria;
three grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren..
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Ruth Erb

Ruth Erb, 92, of Hobe
Sound, died, May 29, 2009.
She was born in Philadel-
phia and lived in Hobe
Sound for five years.
She was a homemaker.
She was preceded in death
by her husband, John.
'She is survived by her two
daughters, Joan and Susan;
a sister, Helen; six grandchil-
dren and two great-grand-
children.
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Ifyou are on firstname
basis with the service
manager, itjust might earn
you a slightly higher level of
treatment from those who
work for him.

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Jf j3 We know how difficult it is to devote the proper care and attention to '\ .
4V1.e.er ri. your loved ones who may need special care following an accident or '
V illness% Home is the most desirable and effective place for recuperation.
r-/// Let Mederi Caretenders bring their quality care right to your door -. '
AE Ul t V where and when you need it most. Ermbrace Your Ptrpose For Wellness
WeAre SniorAdvocates Mederi Caretenders values quality of service above all else. Their '
---- h commitment to patents is visible through their Registered Nurses, Keeping one's faith and spirits high is oen difficult or those who live vth a life-limiting illness. .,he
Physical Therapisls. Speech Therapists, Social Workers. Licensed Practical Nurses and Home Health Aides advanced stage of a serious illness can be the most challenging time a person or family will face. Where
Each staff member is eager to provide the best possible home health services does one go for support? When is it appropriateeto ask for help for your loved one...or for yourself, as a
Mederi Caretenders's caregivers are compassionate and highly skilled professionals who-listen to patients' caregiver? ,
needs. They are trained to manage physical, psychological and emotional barriers to recovery. They work Treasure Coast Hospice helps to answer these questions; they understand the complexities of life in such
for each indi idual's safety. welfaree and best interests. times, and can help to comfort and enhance the quality of life for the patient and the family. Their mission is
The editors of this 2009 Summer Edition Local Business suggest that ifyou would like more information truly remarkable in every sense. They offer the highest level of pain and symptom management, as well as
about Mederi Caretenders or home health care in general, just call (772) 879-2224. They would be glad emotional and spiritual care for patients with advanced life-limiting illnesses, for as long as they are needed
ito answer any questions you ma) have.. .- not just for weeks or days. They bring their services directly to the.patient, whether at home or in skilled
ullfstrea mi A lu m inum & Shutter Corp. nursing facility or assisted living'center Should'advanced care be required, Treasure Coast Hospice Houses
G'" u~lG Ifs tr ea Im A lum mi um & ,Sh'ultlter C orpl provide medical expertise in warm, home-like settings,.and cost is never an issue.
S, Serving the Treasuire Coast Since 1979 When someone you love has a terminal illness, Treasure Coast H6spiceis there to provide comfort and care;
i.. patients are treated with dignity, compassion and understanding, just like a treasured friends.
e you all prepared for the hurricane season? Preparingor these certain storms is NOT a luxury. Itis The editors of this 2009 Summer Edition Local Business Update suggest that you let Treasure Coast
an absolute necessity So the next time your home gets pounded with thunder storms, tropical storms and Hospice assist you or a loved one during a time of need. Call today toll-free at (866) 999-4550 or (772)
hurricanes with winds up to 150+ miles per hoar. you will be confident with your shutter.protection from 403-4500 they are always there for you when you need them most.
Gulfstreaim Aluminum & Shutter Corp. This weU-respected company manufactures and installs premium
quality hurricane protection within an acceptable lime frame and reasonable price. y nanin P ediatric D entistry
Gulfstream Aluminum & Shutter Corp., phone (772) 287-6476 or Toll-Free 1-800-244-4143, has 30 D o c
years experience in the shutter industry. Ever) job is inspected by a specialist for an exacting fit. Your for C hi ePL C
satisfaction is guaranteed' They insall Roll-up Shuners, Accordion Shutters. Bahama and Colonial Shutters hi
and Hurricane Storm Panels. ., Cindy Wilson, D.D.S.
Their shuners are tested and approved mn accordance with all current state codes for hurricane protection. Dynamic Pediatric Dentistiy for Children, located at 3305 SE Federal Highway in Stuartl FB, ,
Alsoll products coAmine i hi ll manufacturer's warranty. committed to providing the best dental care for your child, from infancy through the teen-age \ ear; Thlir
SGulstream Alum hitter Corp. will e ttma a ee wit h nou your home to discuss your options h t goal is not only to perform dentistry, but also to make your child feel more comfortable at the Jentis. i F
make your home ready for a huraicane. All estimates are tree with no obligation. They striveto deliver the apprehensive, they strive to get hem over their anxiety so that when he
those children who are already apprehensive they strive to get them over their anxiety so that whe n the\ g%
best quality products on ume. ever time. up, they will continue to seek proper dental care.
Gulfstream Aluminuin & Shutter Corp.. a state-certified contractor, also replaces windoivs, doors, lanais up, they will continue to seek proper dental care..
ulstream Aluminn & Shutter Cor. atate-certified contractor, also eplces ndos, dos, lana Special approaches are neededin dealing with children's behavior, guiding their dental growth and
and other aluminum structures. B development in order to avoid future dental problems, and Dynamic Pediatric Dentistry for Children is
The authors of this 2009 Summer Edition Local Business Update urge our readers to contact best qualified to meet those specialized needs. Their caring staff and a fun environment make their office a
Gulfstream Aluminum & Shutter Corp.-today at (772) 287-6476 or toll-free (800) 244-4143 to find out specialplace They strive to build a trusting relationship between you, yourchild and the pediatric dentist by
more information onhowshutterouldbenefit your home or office. Call today for a free explaining all procedures to your child and making them feel relaxed and informed. Isn't it time you let your
before it's too late! Visit their websie at www.ulfshutters.omchild know about good dental habits, which will give them a lifetime of strong, healthy teeth?
SvISM D Interio Irsl Inc. The authors of this 2009 Summer Edition Local Business Update suggest that you call Dynamic
e s9 Pediatric Dentistry for Children today at (772) 221-3112 they take great pride in consistently striving
and:The Polished Pear Showroom to exceed the "standard of care" for pediatric dentistry, today and tomorrow.
When you invite SMD Interiors'into your home or business, you will feel comfortable that they are a rra u lf t l -
qualified design ser\ ice ready to assume the responsibility for providing you with excellent design, quality Treasur e ULoa .-H os J
crafsmanship and high ethical standards. Keeping one's faith and spirits high is ofteri difficult for those who live wi a life-limiting illness. The
They are a residential decorating firm specializing in design and space planning. Their goal is to determine advanced stage of a serious illness can be the most challenging time a person or family will face. Where
and create an environment that is a reflection of you and our needs whether you're doing a single room or does one go for support? When is it appropriate to ask for help for your loved one...or for yourself, as a
an entire home.' They are always persistent about meeting your budget, timingandddesignrequirements. caregiver?'.
Best of all. SMD interiors listens and \'orks in a Way that is comfortable and productive to you. .Every Treasure Coast Hospice helps to answer these questions; they understand the complexities of life in such
project is unique, since each client has a distinct vision: Let the decorating professionals at SMD Interiors times, and can help to comfort and enhance the quality of life for the patient and the family. Their mission is
bring your vision alive. truly remarkable in every sense. They offer the highest level of pain and symptom management, as well, as
The authors of this 2009 Summer Edition Local Business Update suggest that you call SMD Interiors, emotional and spiritual care for patients with advanced life-limiting illnesses, for as long as they are needed"
Inc. today at (772) 546-1916, and schedule your appointment or request more information. Visit their not just for weeks or days. They bring their services directly to the patient, Nwhether at home or in skilled"
showroom, "The Polished Pear," opening soon in Hobe Sound at 111760 SE Dixie Highway, in the heart nursing facility or assisted living center. Should advanced care be required, Treasure Coast Hospice Houses
of the Arts District. provide medical expertise in warm, home-like settings, and cost is never an issue.,
D Om ir m ic 7 c he Phl D When someone you love has a terminal illness, Treasure Coast Hospice is there to provide comfort and care;
S.. J. l W le patients are treated with dignity, compassion and understanding, just like a treasured friends.
dIndividual, Group & Family Counseling Since 1981 The editors of this 2009 Summer Edition Local Business Update suggest that you let Treasure Coat
experiencing relaionip r r alife ise D. accheo is a liensd pt Hospice assist you or a loved one during a time of need. Call today toll-free at (866) 999-4550 or (772)
Are you experiencing a relationship problem,or a life issue? Dr. Zaccheo is a licensed psychologist and 4Q3.450. they are always therefore you when you need them most.
addictionologist who can help you and your family. He is trained to assess, diagnose and treat individuals, 43-4500 they r ass there for you whe you n*d tm m t.
couples, families and children to, help them achieve more satisfying and productive marriages, families and 'JVI iartin-St. L uie lH earn g A il C enter
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Dr. Zaccheo specializes in the treatment of depression and anxiety, as well as couples communication, .Free Testing All Brands Serviced
infidelity, substance abuse issues and blended family problems. Dr. Zaccheo will help determine the source Do'you often ask others to repeat themselves? Has your spouse or a friend ever told you that you, don't hear
of your problems, find the hidden triggers that cause conflict, teach you how to manage your frustrations, and well? Do you turn up the radio or TV louder than others prefer?
help you rebuild your relationships. For individuals, couples, teens and families who are seeking help with If so, maybe it's time you call Martin-St. Lucie Hearing Aid Center at (772) 287-0944, to schedule youi'
dealing with unresolved issues or addictions, Dr. Zaccheo can help. He believes people have the ability to free consultation. They have been the Treasure Coasts trusted & caring Hearing Aid Specialist for 35
change and grow. Even small changes can lead to big changes years.
Dr. Zaccheo can help you get on the path to become successful in life through career coaching, and financial They conduct a variety of tests to determine the nature of you problem, and they can present a number X
anddebt variety ofsts to determine the nature of your problem, and they can present a number
Sand debt cotinseling. n L l B s U e s t t g D options for treatment including the fitting of hearing aids and the use of listening devices. They are traincJ
The authors of this.2009 Summer Edition Local Business Update suggest that you give Dr. Zacche o a qoeducate people about hearing and hearing loss. and offer rehabilitation services such as communication
call today and schedule an appointment at (772) 287-0217. The office of Dominic Zaccheo, Ph. D). is. training and tinnitus management.
located at 320 SE Florida Street in Stuart. : .TheMartin-St. ~icieHearingAidCenteris ommittedtooutstandmigpatientservicesthroughthereassuring
r" llO nyn ,H ea ln Ah n s* :unhurried attention of their audiologists and hearing instrument specialists. Their goal is to provide yot all*
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A Creating Wellness Center leading edge technology and a level of service that is second to none.
Helping Peopl h te m Healh Po The authors of this 2009 Summer Edition Local Business Update recommend that you visit Martin-St.
Helping People Reach their Maximum Healtb Potential Lucie Hearing Aid Center, located at 1045 East OceanBoulevard, Suite 4 in Stuart today.
If you want to experience your highest possiblelevel of health.and vitality, realize the freedom of pain-freeam t n I nn &
movement and optimum range of motion and create a body ready, willing, and able to take on even your H v a
Stouighest'days; then wellness-based chiropractic care is for you. W 'o IhtWhen a good night sleep is as important as play time.... You'll be a
Many turn to chiropractic care when experiencing back and neck.pain due to automobile accidents, falls, natural fit at the Hampton Inn & Suites@ hotel in Stuart-North.
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'Harry Potter'
films on tap
The Morningside Branch
Library, located at 2410
Morningside Blvd., Port St.
Lucie, is celebrating the
release of the movie "Harry
Potter'& the Half-Blood
Prince" by showing the first
five movies every Wednes-
day at 2 p.m., beginning on
June 15.
Admission is free and
popcorn and drinks will be
provided. Permission slips
are required for those 12 and
under attending the fourth
and fifth films, because they
are rated PG-13. Parents can
pick up a permission slip at
the library prior to the show-
ings.
The schedule is: "Harry
Potter & the Sorcerer's
Stone" on June 15; "Harry
Potter & the Chamber of
'Secrets" on June 22; "Harry
Potter & the Prisoner of Azk-
aban;" on June 29, "Harry
Potter & the Goblet of Fire"
on July 6 and "Harry Potter &
the Order of the Phoenix" on
July 13. .
For more information, call
(772) 337-5632.

Footloose' a
high-energy pleasure.

Community theater has
had. a rough time this year.
The economy means fewer
people are available to vol-,
unteer and perform and
people are watching where
their money goes.
Shiloh Theatrical Produc-
tions' last show of the sea-
son, "Footloose," was reason
for hope. The high-energy
show, about a town that
doesn't allow dancing, fea-
tured some wonderful danc-
ing, choreographed by Beth
McKenzie-Shestak.
The play is about the kids
-and they stole the show.
Deserving a special mention
are Matt Siregar as Ren; Bri-
anna Scully as Ariel; Xander
Tsunoda as Willard; and Jen-
nell Stalka as Rusty.
The adults did their part,
too.
Sharon Owens was her
usual professional self as Vi
Moore, but Travis Eaton was
a revelation as the Rev. Shaw
Moore. We're accustomed toi
seeing him in comic roles
and he brought passion and.
sensitivity to a role that can
become cartoonish. More
than one person in the audi-
ence had a tear, as he sang
about his son, killed in a car
accident.
;Faye McKenzie did a won-
derful job as director and we
See SCENE, B3


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FRIDAY, JUNE 12-
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
*The Michael Parker
farce, "Whose Wives are
They 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. Call the box
office at 1-(800) 220-9915.

SATURDAY, JUNE 13
*Crazy Eddy, the comedy
juggler,.comes to the
Cummings Library, 2551
S.W. Matheson Road, Palm
City as part of the Martin
County Library System's
summer program. The free
program is at 11 a.m. Call
(772) 221-1403 for more
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SECTION B FRIDAY, JUNE 12: 2009


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17-
SUNDAY, JUNE 21

*The St. Lucie School
Board summer musical,
"Willy Wonka," will be
presented at Port St. Lucie
High School, 1201 S.E.
Lennard Road. Perfor-
mances 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..

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17-
SUNDAY, JUNE21
*The Barn Theatre, 2400
S.E.'Ocean Blvd, Stuart,
presents, "The Subject was
Roses" Performances are
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members of 'Celebrate'
at the First United
Methodist Church of
Hobe Sound as they
prepare for their
patriotic performance
to honor the men and
women in the U.S.
military. Performances
run Thursday, June 25
through Sunday, June
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Celebrating heroes is community effort


By Shelley Koppel
Entertainment writer
HOBE SOUND If it5
just before Independence
SDay, it's time for "Celebra-
tion," the annual musical
event at the First United
SMethodist Church of Hobe
Sound. This year's show, the
fourth, runs from June 25-
28.
The event began because
Port St. Lucie resident Ruby
Lynn Baker didn't like wait-
ing until the last minute to
honor the country's heroes.
She and some others
named the weekend before


Independence Day Free-
dom Weekend and decided
to stage a musical tribute to
everyone who wears a uni-
form, including veterans,
service members, firefight-
ers and police officers. Ms.
Baker is again directing the
show.
"The shows a loving trib-
ute to our veterans and
those currently serving on
active duty," she said. "We
Also honor those heroic
men and women on the
home front, who place
themselves in danger on. a
daily basis,
"The celebration experi-


ence is an enthusiastic and
joyful opportunity for patri-
otic expression of all kinds.
It is our patriotic gift to the
community," Ms. Baker
.said.
The show includes per-
formers from throughout
the Treasure Coast, includ-
ing Sandi and Lauren Hell-
strom, Frank Lillo, Jayrene
Mack, Harry Neyhart, Dick
Grady and Beth Mankin.
As always, there will be
show tunes, dance, comedy
routines, audience partici-
pation and a few surprises.
Everyone involved in the
production is a volunteer.


Tickets are only $10, to
enable families to attend
the program together. Previ-
ous shows have been sell-
outs ard it's a good idea to
get tickets early.
Come join the communi-
tyin celebrating the country
and its heroes in anticipa-
tion of the Fourth of July.
"Celebration" will be per-
formed at the First United
Methodist Church of Hobe
Sound, 1011 S.E. Federal
Highway, on une25-28. Per-
formances are June 25-27 at
8 p.m. and June 27-28 at 2
p.m. Tickets are $10. Call
(772) 546-4167.


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By Bill Borden
For Hometown News
DAYTONA BEACH Where does a family, whose
members have divergent opinions about fun, go to
spend a day of quality time together? A place that offers
a variety of activities, so everyone can find something to
enjoy. Ocean Walk Village and surrounding attractions
located on Daytona's famous beach is just that place.
It will make everyone happy. Even teenagers!
The activities, located ori-property at Ocean Walk Vil-
lage. or within easy walking distance of the entertain-.
ment complex, range from sun bathing, swimming or
just walking on the beach to heart-pumping experiences
such as parasailing .2,000#feet over the ocean or racing
go-karts on the boardwalk.
Maybe you would like to float down a lazy river in an
inner tube or zoom down a giant flume at Daytona.
Lagoon located across the street.
Daytona Lagoon also offers a variety of games inits
See DAYTONA, B5


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 6-12-2009


Aries March 21-April 19
You have a full plate in life.
You could say this is a feast in
your honor. Everyone knows
how responsible you are. Just
be careful you don't get indi-
gestion by taking on more
than you can digest. Everyone
has limits. Choice comes from
instincts. Be open to listening
and everything will work out
well.

Taurus April 20-May 20
Recent insight and learning
has given ideas about how.to
make life work more smooth-
ly. You are a tireless worker.
You can always be counted
on. You are always there for
your friends. You have a good
heart and, spirit. These are the
main tools for happiness. Just
be sure to take care of your
own emotional needs as well.

Gemini May 21-June 21 -
Gemini is an air sign. Air repre-
sents the mind and communi-
cations. You were born to
reach but. and influence
other's lives. The key to a
sharp clear mind is an open,
loving heart. Kind-minded
Geminis keep these channels
open. The heart is the motiva-
tor to action. When you
achieve positive results it's
because you are open and
flowing.

Cancer June 22-July 22
A moon child is a water sign.
Water represents the heart
and emotions. You were born
with a great heart and you
know how to use it It is like
radar monitoring the energy
of those around'you. You are
sensitive to this energy. This
strong nature makes you a
star in service and help to
family and friends. No one
does it better.

Leo July 23-Aug. 22
Get focused, stay on the edge
and take care of details. The
big things are made up of
many little things. Touch all
the bases on your journey.
You have a double set of skills.
You work well as an individual
but you also are an excellent
team player. This dual leader-
ship is a great asset when
starting, managing and finish-
ing prime projects.

Virgo Aug. 23-Sept. 22
You have a strong belief in
doing things right. This is'a
major factor in your personal,
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Tickets are $20. Call the box
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order online at www.barn-
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American Songwriter," at the
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office at 1-(800) 220-9915.
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*Cobb's Landing, 200 N.
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Alex Kash, 6 -10 p.m. (772)
460-9014.
*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.
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4290 S.E. Salerno Road, Port
Salerno, Jerry & the Hur-
rycanes, 9 p.m. -midnight.
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Saturday, the Jukebox Band,
8:30 p.m. 12:30 a.m. (772)
223-5048.
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Jazz Express, 7-10 p.m. (772)


463-1166.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
*Bogey's & Stogey's, 1032
S.E. Port St. Lucie Blvd., Port
St. Lucie. Call for performers.
(772) 337-7778.
*Cafe Creme, 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.
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4290 S.E. Salerno Road, Port
Salerno, Jerry'& the Hur-
rycanes, 9 p.m.-midnight.
(772) 283-1929
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Bayview St., Stuart, Friday and
Saturday, 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.

SUNDAY, JUNE 13
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3945 N.E. Indian River Drive,
in Jensen Beach features
Reggae by Rainfall from 7-10
p.m. (772) 334-1130.
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4290 S.E. Salerno Road, Port
Salerno, The island sounds of
Delroy Young, 2-6 p.m. (772)
283-1,929
*Pirate's Loft, 4307 S.E.
Bayview St., Stuart, Reggae
with Frenz, 2-6 p.m. (772)
223-5048.
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can only hope that Shiloh
and other community the-
aters will take some risks. It
was certainly worth it.

Performing arts center
celebrates 10 years
StarStruck Performing Arts
Center in Stuart will cele-
brate 10 years with a special
show featuring Peter Jones
and graduates of the school.
The' event, spotlighting
Broadway, will take place on
July 1 at the Lyric Theatre.
Tickets are $27 and are
available from the box office
at (772) 286-7827 or online
www.lyrictheatre.com.

College news
Megan Moran, who Trea-
sure Coast audiences fol-.
lowed as she grew up and
performed in everything
from "Cinderella" to "Com-
pany," went off to the Uni-
versity of Miami last fall to
study the theater. She's
back in town for the sum-
mer and called to talk
about her first year away
from home.
"It was great," she said.
"It was very intense and
exactly what I wanted. It
was all theater, dance and
music classes, pretty much.
8 a.m.-5 p.m. every day.
"I ended up in a show,
and usually freshmen are
not allowed to audition. A
Broadway director came
down to do a workshop and
he needed extra people, so
we auditioned. My friend
got sick and I took her role
and worked with a Broad-
way director."
Her program has only 16'
students and there's a lot of
individual attention, she
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to share some of what she's
learned with students on
the treasure Coast.
"I'd like to do a peer-to-
peer theater camp at the
new St. Lucie Civic Center,"
she said. "It would be for
ages 13-16. I wanted to
have a camp with kids
interested in becoming
involved in the theater, kids
who want to learn to per-
form a monologue, work
with others in a scene,
learn basic principles of
the theater and of being
comfortable in front to
people."
The camp would run
from June 22-July 2, with a
performance on July 2 of a
one-act play and a mono-
logue by each student. Ms.
Moran's father, Ken, who
teaches fencing at the Civic
Center and who has direct-
ed and produced local
community theater, will
work with her. Prospective
students can call Ms.
Moranl at (772) 619-3101 for
fees and other information.
She will also participate
in the StarStruck anniver-
sary show and is excited
about that, as well.
"I'm so excited to see
everyone and sing, our
favorite* songs," she said.
"It's great to be with the'old
gang."


Museum offers
summer value
The Elliott Museum and
the House of Refuge Muse-
uin, both part of the Histori-
cal Society of Martin County,
will offer a $10 summer
"combo" ticket for admission
to both sites. This is a $4 sav-
ings off the combined regu-
lar admission and the tickets
need not be used on the
same day.
The Elliott will have a spe-
cial exhibit from June 13-
Sept. 13, "A Circus of Small
Wonders," featuring a hand-
carved circus'from the Elliott
collection and displays of
toys and games.
On June 13, there will be a
family fun day from 10 a.m.-
noon, with a doggie circus
and face painting.
On, July 12, fun and games
day, from 10 a.m.-noon, will
offer specially-created muse-
um games and challenges.
Aug. 8 brings the art of the
toy, where art and toys col-
lide for fun. That event runs
from 10 a.m.-noon.
Registration. for summer
camps, including art camp,
circus camp and inventors'
camp, is taking place.
For more information, call
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your heart isn't in it, don't do it
Life is going your way. Nothing
can stop you now.
Scorpio Oct 23-Nov. 21
Keep striving'for spiritual bal-
ance. Stay active and keep
moving. Focus on fun things
and laugh a lot. If it doesn't
bring joy, don't do it. Resist act-
ing until you feel inspiration.
Then bring your visions into
realities. When you live this
way you honor the ancient
universal law of be fruitful and
multiply.
Sagittarius Nov. 22-Dec.21
Courage in the face of adversi-
ty is one of your greatest
virtues. When the chips are
down, you keep an eye on the
goal and keep on keeping on.


You make a good captain of
the ship. You always bring it
safely through the storm. Be
sure to take a break after
meeting great challenges. This
recharge time gives you the
vision and energy for the next
journey.
.Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19
When you choose to let your
higher nature and purpose
guide you, you find patience
and wiser decisions are made.
The lower nature ruled by the
ego wants it all now. Separate
positive ideas from the nega-
tives and work on the most
important positives first. Your
inner guidance will tell you
when to act. This is a winning
formula.
Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Strong attention to details con-


tinues to bring positive results
to your life. Another reason is
the good heartedness and
nurturing you give others. Life,
adventure and nature are your
true domains. You calculate
the odds and then take action.
These three virtues separate
you from the masses and
make you a champion in all
you try.
Pisces Feb. 19-March 20
Pisces is the omega of the
zodiac family. Your strong, sen-
sitive inner nature and guid-
ance is the fuel for your spirit
You refuse to let the world or
negative people pull you too
far away from your center. Give
thanks daily for this greatest of
universal "blessings. It is the
light and power to keep you
going no matter what chal-
lenge is facing you.


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Photo courtesy of United for Families
United for Families held its Teeing Off Fore Kids charity
golf tournament May 8. From left: Rob Torsiello, Joni Kins-
ley, Michael Jiampol and David Bernstein. Back row, from
left: Jeff Kinsley, Jeremy Sexsmith, Jay Cerrone and Jere-
my McGraw.

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month at the Teeing Off
Fore Kids charity golf 611 S.W Federa
tournament at Harbour
Ridge Yacht and Country Suite G-2
Club on May 8. Stuart, FL 34
More than 60 golfers
raised money for children 4
and teenagers served by 4 3-
the local child-welfare sys-
tem.
Winners were: Andy
Tate, Chase Hawthorne,
Jerry Haught and Jeff Fl
Stover for first place net;
and Mike Chebanoff, Mike
Lloyd, Dan .Seropian and
Randy Ricker for first
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arcade. Kids of all ages can
spend hours trying to win
enough tickets to trade for a
stuffed bear, a Pirate's sword
or other prizes. Ocean Walk
Village also has a large
supervised area that is dedi-
cated to games, activities
and entertainment for kids.
Dad might want to drop
mom and the kids.off at the
Ocean Walk Village in the
morning, go play 18 holes of
golf at one of the many qual-
ity courses within a 20-
minute drive of the complex
and then return to join the
family for lunch and some
afternoon family fun. Or he
might just want to join mom
for a relaxing walk on the
beach or a stroll through the
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* Shanks replaced
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Participating in all those
activities can make a family
hungry. Again, there is
something for everyone to
enjoy. On-property restau-
rants include Bubba Gump
Shrimp Co., Johnny Rockets,
Back Water Fresh Grill and
Tavern, several pizza and
wing outlets, an ice cream
shop and more formal din-
ing, so mom and dad can
enjoy a romantic afternoon
or evening get away. There
are also several bars scat-
tered throughout the com-

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plex.
If everyone gets tired of all
that fun in the sun, then the
odds are a movie is playing
on one of the 10 screens.
The Peabody Auditorium
is located across the street
for for cultural entertain-
ment and the band shell
offers a variety of free con-
certs during the summer.
For those who want to
venture a little further away,
there is the Seaside Music
.Theater, the Museum of Arts
and Sciences, the Ponce


Inlet Lighthouse ,Museum
and, for race fans, the Inter-
national Speedway and Day-
tona USA complex can-pro-
vide hours of entertainment
for everyone in Daytona
USAs interactive games
area. You can also take a
tram tour of the track and
the garages.
For more information on
Ocean Walk Villages, and all
of Daytona Beach's attrac-
tions, go to www.dayton-
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NOTICE is hereby given
that on 7/9/2009 at 9:00
am the following vehicle
will be sold at public auc-
tion for monies owed on
vehicle repairs & storage
costs pursuant to F.S.S.
713.585. The lienor:
Treasure Coast Boating
Center,. inc. 420 S.
Federal Hwy. Stuart, FL
34994. Parties claiming
interest have a right to a
hearing prior to the date
of sale with the Clerk of
Court as reflected in the
notice. The owner has
the right to recover pos-
session of the vehicle
without judicial proceed-
ings. as pursuant to
F.S.S. 559.917. Any pro-
ceeds recovered from the
sale of the vehicle over
the amount of the lien will
be deposited with the
Clerk of Court for dispo-
sition upon court order.
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with ice/ water $500 obo
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AB LOUNGER, $35,
772-878-5351 SLC
ADIRONDACK CHAIRS,
like new, light green, $15
each or 2 for $25,
772-2213857 MC
AVON STEINS, 2, 1977
collectible items, $25
each, 772-878-9921 SLC
BATHROOM SINK,
chrome '. faucet, and
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561-745-8391
BOOTS Harley David-
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box, $60, 772-359-1380
BOWLING BALL, 12 Ibs,
brown bag, white shoes,
size 10, $25,
772-219-3747 MC
CABINETS,. MEDICINE,
one wooden one white,
$45 and $35,
772-334-8862 MC
CAMERA, Underwater
Reef master, strobe
flash, mint cond, $105
obo 772-607-2223 MC
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large screen dining tent,
$80, 540-556-0582 MC.
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high back and arms, $20,
772-828-9701 MC


CHAIRS, FOLDING, 6
white padded. seat and
back, like new, $100,
772-336-3695 SLC
COLOR TV/VCR, Zenith
14", new remote, excel-
lent condition, $20,
772-465-3731 SLC
DRYER, GAS, .used 1
year, good' condition,
$75, glass top,. table,
$100, 772-631-2042 MC
ELECTRIC GUITAR &
Amp. Fender squier, 15G
frontman. .Barely used.
$175:.77,2-631-0019 MC
EXTENSION CABLES 2,
Great for RV or boats. +
30amp transfer switch
$50 772-562-6106
GRILLS,. BBQ, 2 one
large, char-broil, $50, one
small char-broil $30,
772-318-8459 SLC
HANDSAW, one man,
vintage, $50, transistor
radios, 4, $75,
561-741-1907 MC
LAWN MOWER Seat,
took off Troy Built, $25,
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$50 obo 772-489-0735
LIGHT. STAINED glass,
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trim, $175, 772-334-4208
MOWER BLADES- 42",
16 sets, 21" each, $150
obo, 772-597-1947 MC
RADIAL SAW with at-
tachments, Craftsman, in
good shape, $100,
772-286-7140 MC
SAW, COMPOUND, Del-
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7", $50,
772-466-4648 SLC


SEWING CABINET, 3
drawer, hardwood, 35x
32x 20, top expands,
$100 obo, 772-692-4922
SEXTANT, Navigation
outfit, parallels, dividers,
$35, 772-220-3872 MC
SHELVES, 2, decorative,
musical notes, 9"x 12",
$40, 772-546-4751 MC
SPORT JACKETS- 2,
mens new, 46 tall, $10
each, 772-708-6789 MC
STEEL RIM, 1, for F150
Ford, 5 hole, $25,
772-340-1383 MC
TELEVISION, Panason-
ic,' 19", cable ready, ex-
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TRAILER HITCH- Heavy
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vehicle bumpers, $60,
772-283-5677 MC
TRUCK CAP, fiberglass,
6', $175, 772-878-0393
UMBRELLA, for beach,
$20, 772-621-4065 SLC
WALL PLAQUES, white
chinese mother of pearl,
set of 4, $45,
772-223-0269 MC
WASHER/ DRYER.
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561-876-1408 MC
WATCH, ROLEX, repli-
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772-475-5965 SLC
WATER SYSTEM re-
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772-692-1551 MC


WHEEL CHAIR, travel,
black, excellent condition,
with pedals, $120,
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108 White Ridge Ln
4,2, $72,000
322 N 15th St
2,1-, $19,900
1501 Edgewood
3,1, $9,000
5051 N A1A 9-2
2,2,1, $224,900
604 S 15th Ct
3,2, $51,480
Seagrgpe (lot),. E
$10,500
VERO BEACH
537 7th Place
1, $39,900
11 Cache Cay
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JENSEN BEACH 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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PORT ST. LUCIE 1-br
turn' House cErlvillege
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$500";mi. 77.2337.5138
PORT ST. LUCIE 2
furnished rooms for rent.
shared .utilities. No
smokers. No. pets.
$200/wk 772-879-0733
PORT ST. LUCIE
Female desired, furn
room with shared bath.
Near'95 & Tpke: Small
dog OK $400/mo utilities
included. 772-924-7000
PORT ST. LUCIE WEST
Looking for' responsible
ersor,, to share 3/2
ome. Good neighbor
hood. $340/mo. + cable
and 1/3 Utilities
813-454-4747
PORT ST.. LUCIE- seek-
ing responsible, em-
ployed, N/S, adult to rent
furn. room. Access to
bath, living rm, laundry &
kitchen. Utilities incl. Refs
& background check req.
$600/mo 561-718-2940
SO. STUART Master BR.
.partially furn. Fireplace,
house, privileges. NOn.
smoking. Close to 1-95.
$501mo 561-512.9150
STUART-' Hibiscus Park
furnished room with bath,
W/D,. kitchen privileges.
Non-smoker. $95/wk,
772-607-2223'



,HUTCHINSON ISLAND
2-br/1.5-ba furnished.
overlooks inlet, min to
ocean, boat. slip'.
Amenities, Seasonal
$1200/mo, annual $9001
mo 772-971-5291


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TOYOTA PRIUS -
'08 21k miles. 45mpg,
Clean, silver with' grey
cloth interior. $17,500
772-971-6230



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Point 1/1.5 W/D, .AC,
ceiling fans. $400/mo +
$200 sec. Req 7+ credit
rating 863-697-3259
FORT PIERCE 55+ High
Point 2/2 wood floors,
W/D, A/C, ceiling fans.
$550/mo + $300 sec. 7+
.credit rating required
863-697-3259.
FORT PIERCE 55+ High
Point. 1-br/1-ba furnished
24 hr gate. Tennis,, pool,
Close to shopping',
Hospital etc. $500/mo
$300 deposit. Great
landlord. 772-468-6616
FORT PIERCE Highpoint
55+ furn 1/1.5 $500/mo
7+ credit rating required.
cheshireglfts.conm/condo.
html 570-328-3717
FORT PIERCE- 55+ Gat-
ed comm. 2nd Floor .2/2
nicely furnished, w/ laun-
dry room, + full ameni-
ties. $625/mo + deposit .
Call Bill 859-321-4697 or
Jan (from 6pm 9pm on-
ly). 772-618-5888
HOBE SOUND 2/1 ,Pool,
'Quiet; Clean, Near
Beach, Tile/Carpet. Free
City Water, No pets.
$790/mo or 1/1'
772-708-0731
,HUTCHINSON ISLAND
oceanfront. Beautiful 2/2
furnished condo.' Pools
$850/mo. Avail May 24-
Dec 15. 313-530-3368
PORT ST.. LUCIE Mid-
port Place II 2/2 1st fl.
corner unit, tile.firs. w/d.
Pool/clubhouse,' nice
community. $625/mo
772-979-0085
STUART beautiful apt
Close to beach and down-
town. Call for details. Good
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HONDA 1995 VT 1100
25,000 miles. New tires &
windshield. Many new
chrome parts. $3000.
Liberty ITowing
772-545-3156
SCOOTER HONDA Elite
80 2005. 5K miles'
100mpg. Accessories
available Great cond.
$1750/obo 772-340-2931
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Tennessee, Crawford:
Mountainvlew Properties
5ac tracts only $59,000
16ac w/Cabin & River
$139,000 -
180ac w/Creek $299,000
255ac River, Creek &
Natural Gas Well
$2,7001ac 888-836-8439




"In House Financing"
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


REDUCED
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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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 ORANGE WILL
FINANCE Doublewide, 2
br. $12,900, singlewide
2Br, needs work $5000
cash, No banks needed.
386-566-7239
PORT ST. LUCIE 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




1000 Acres for sale in
Terrell County Texas.
Mule Deer, whitetail deer
and quail. $545 per acre
with terms available.
Call 877-460-1581


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SEBASTIAN- Spacious
3/2 bedroom MOVE IN
SPECIAL ONLY $200.
W/D in all units, cable,
water, sewer & more in-
cluded. 772-581-4440
*restrictions apply
"Income restrictions apply
STUART- Tierra Verde
2-br/2-ba 1st floor, No
.age restrictions. $750/mo
772-285-9512
STUART- Wide river
2-br/2-ba. Waterfront
porches, pool $120)/mo
Watch the sunsets.
772-692-1200
STUART- Wide river
2-br/2-ba. Waterfront
porches, pool $1200/mo
Watch the sunsets.
772-692-1200


IReT NOW
STUART. FROM $525.
Furn shed/Unfurnished,
efficiencies. Sierra Con-'
dos. No pets.
Judy Conran Broker
772-283-5763
Stuart/Jensen Beach 2
Large Condos 1/1.5 55+
super deluxe, beautifully
decorated, tropically
furnished & everything
new! Clubhouse, Golf,
Htd. Pool, Billiards, PC
Room, Library and much
morel A must see!
$599-$699/mo.For info' or'
online walk through.
630-963-0369 or email
Buphlobill@gmail.com


VERO BEACH: Call for
specialist 1br's from"
$475, 2br's from $550.
Tile, New apple. Close to
Beaches, Parks & Res-
taurants. 772-563-0013


WANTED JAPANESE
Motorcycles Kawasaki,
1970-1980 Z1-900, KZ90
0, KZ1000, S1-250, S2-
250, S2-350, S3- 400,
H1-500, H2-750, Cash
Paid, Free Nationwide
Pick Up 800-772 -1142 or
310-721-0726.
WANTED JAPANESE
Motorcycles Kawasaki,
ZI-900, (KZ9'00) 1972-
1976, KZ1000 (1976-
1980), KZ1000R (1982-
1983), Z1R, S1-250,
S2-350, S3-400, H1-500,
H2-750, Honda CB750
(1969- 1975), Susuki
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Paid, Free Nationwide
Pick Up 800-772-1142 or
310-721-0726.
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Unbelievable
PALM BAY Restaurant:
Great location, .2000sqft,
All equipment included.
$80,000 321-626-6631
PARTNER WANTED- for
Sterling Silver Jewelry
Co. No exp needed.
Ground floor opportunity!
772-678-1165 'or email
esrosner@sbcglobal.net
Reverse Facial AgingI
Earn $1000's extra' p mth
Grnd flr opp, seen on
ABC/CBS/NBS/FOX. Call
Dr. Kim 772-559-2400


DOCKABLE LAKE-
FRONT $69,9001 (was
$99,900) Wooded home-
site with beautiful shore-
line. In gated community.
Minutes from .Interstate!
Excellent financing. Call
now 800-564-5092. ask
for ext 1513
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,
vacation, recreation.
Priced way below value!
Easy financing. Call Jack
at 800-242-1802
Florida
FREE LAND LIST
of North Florida Proper-
ties. 1/2ac to 350 Acres.
All 'discounted to Sell!
1-800-294-2313 Ext 257-3
7 days 7-7 A Bar Sales


In beautiful N. Geqrgia,
TN & NC. cabins, homes
& mountain lots. Call for
details or visit website:
www.ucbi.com/prdperty
Call- 706-400-9971 or
706-400-9973 or Email:
adam_borne@ucbi.com
GEORGIA RIVER
FRONT PROPERTY' -
5-1/2 acres in Tanlnall'
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-
-:'r nijg 912-.27-.i:i6 :ai
'cl :f912.69.9349
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 owner financing or
discount for cash.
912-427-7062,2 or Cell#
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HOBESOUND -
Poinciana Gardens.
Nice 3/2/2 pool, quiet
street. $1,300/mo. F/LLS
605-695-2975

PORT ST LUCIE 312/2
with den or office, screen
pool. River Vista 1110
Westchester $1500/mo
772-335-9075 Leave mes

PORT St. LUCIE West
off Crosstobw Pkwy
3/2/1, large yard, totally
renovated. Near schools,
$1000/mo 772-879-2830

PORT ST. LUCIE-
2-br/1-ba with carport.
Tile floors. W/D hook-up.
Small pet OK. $625/mo +
deposit. 772-260-3976




PORT ST. LUCIE 3/2
Villa End unit, with side
yard privacy. 'Screened.
porch West of Turnpike.
i 7-irno. + deposit.
Small Pet 'OK.
772-349-5961



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-br/1-ba tri
plex. Tile & carpet floors.
Good cond. Appliances,
W/D hook-up. $650/mo
FIL/S 772-288-7389

STUART- 212 in Cove
Ridge $875/mo all appli-
ances, tiled firs, scrnd
porch Agent: Lyn Marino
US RE 772-215-0089.


28' ALLEGRO BAY 1993
wide chassis, twin bed
floorplan, sleeps 6. A/C,
New kitchen. Good cond.
$7500 321-452-5938

SPECIAL
37' PILGRIM 2006 Park
Model Trailer 2-br/1-ba
set up in a 55+ retirement
park. $0 down $0 interest
$575 per month, includes
payment on trailer lot and
insurance. $18,000
772-359-5231
305-247-4021
SAFARI TREK 1998 62K
miles. Great layout,
sleeps 4, corian counters
wood floors, Good 'cond.
$29,500 772-463-7442
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DOCKABLE Lakefront
Was $239,900 Great
Fishing. Motivated seller.
Owner will finance. Call
866- 352-2249
N CAROLINA Blowing.
Rock/Boone, W Jefferson
area. Gated 3.5 acres.
Mountain property. 80
mile views, paved roads
& utilities. $195,000
407-321-2007
NC MOUNTAINS
2.5ACRE HOMESITE.
Spectacular view..
High altitude. Easily
accessible. Paved road.
Secluded. Bryson City.
$39,950.'
.Owner financing. Call.
Owner 1-800-810-1590
www.wildcatknob.com
NC MOUNTAINS
CLOSEOUT.SALEI
Cabin Shell,2+ acres with
great view, very private,
big trees, waterfalls- &
large public lake nearby,
$99,500. Bank financing.
1-866-789-8535
NC MOUNTAINS Log
Cabin Liquidation sale 6-
New 1 & 2 story Cabins
on 1:5 to 2 acres Ltarirn.
at only $79,900. LjrJ
fr..,'clrjure 2+ wooded
':r-3 possible
short sale For pictures &
details call.now 866-738
-5522 .' '
SNC 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 Availablell
828-247-9966 (Code41),
NORTH FLA. LAND
r Lowest prices In years!
Jefferson County.
S871 acres, $1995/acre
1084 acres, $1850/acre.
Southern Pine Planta-
tions 352-867-8018
WHITTIER, NC: Smoky
Mtns, 3.49ac pvt cove
2/2/cp Ig porch, 5Srirg9
Creek, .Koi pond. t,il;,iCi..
Barn, Shed 2 RV sites
$179,000 828-269-7889
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STUART East Ocean
FLORIDA: Palm Harbor lvd. Office available in
Home 3br/2ba Single- 2-office suite. Nicely furn:
wide Introductory Model waiting room & bathroom
$299/mo WAC 10 mod- $300/mo + half electric.
els .-to choose from on 772-288-0880
your lot. 800-622-2832

PORT ORANGE 40+
comm, pool, gym rec
room, jacuzzl, Ubrary
2/.1.5, w/d, $395/mo. Also I;
rent to own 386-566-7239 TITUSVILLE 1 Month
FREEI (*with this ad.)
SO. STUART: 2Br/ 1Ba Offices from 150-4000sf
Close tq shopping & US1 Totally renovated w/view
$450/mo or $115 weekly of Cape Canaveral. Co
772-486-0128 Brokers welcome: Call
Miriam at 954-961-0500


JEEP WRANGLER 2006
silver with black int and
rag top. 31K miles. Tow
bar. 6-speed. like new.
$14,500 772-463-7442


DODGE DAKOTA '05
This is a $31,000 truck.
In today market it is
worth $21,000. I had it
custom built. It is
LOADED with extras.
You have to see it to
believe it. I will trade for
a nice convertible & cash.
All convertible cars
considered if nice. Used
only for pleasure driving.
Only 31K miles. Call
George. 772-466-0760
Affordable & Effective
Hometown News
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settles. Auto, workers
comp. All cases accept-
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$50,000. 1-866-709-1100
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MORTGAGE FOR SALE
$78,000 @ 8% 40 month
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