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Vol. 8, No. 2 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, June 19, 2009


HOW WEIRD
IS THAT?!
SEAN MCCARTHY


Spend any time surfing
theWeb 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 the
www.SFGate.com Web site:
Argentine court forgives
forgery: An Argentine man
who tried to use two counter-
feit bills was found innocent
by reason of incompetence.
A federal court in Buenos
Aires said the forged bills
presented by 65-year-old
Marcos Ribles were "so
clumsy and crude" that "they
could not be accepted by
most people."
And here's another from
SFGate.com:
Bank robbery suspects'
getaway car runs out of gas:
Authorities say they arrested
two suspected bank robbers
after their getaway vehicle
ran out of gas. i
DaytonaBeach Police said
38-year-old RandallFredric
Walker went into a Riverside
National Bank and demand-
ed money from teller. After
leaving the bank with the
money, authorities said
Walker jumped into a Jeep
Cherokee, driven by 35-year-
old JasonWarren Dietrich.
The men abandoned the
vehicle after it ran out of gas,
but police traced it back to
Diemch.
Both menface bank
robbery charges. They were
being held on $50,000 bail.
And lastly, here's one from
SanduskyRegister.corn:
Ohio mnian arrested for
mowing unkempt grass at
park: An Ohio man arrested
for mowing unkempt grass at
a public park said hejust ,
wanted to make his city look
nice.,
John Hamilton said he
See WEIRD, A3



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Shoreline anglers will need


to buy license by Aug. 1


By Samantha Joseph
Joseph@hometownnewsol.com
ST. LUCIE COUNTY A new
license requirement for shoreline
fishermen has drawn strong criti-
cism from some in St. Lucie County.
Come Aug. 1, those fishing at
Florida beaches or saltwater shore-
lines will need a buy a license to do
so.
"It's just totally outrageous," said
Bruce Hrobak, who owns Billy
Bones Bait and Tackle in Port St.
Lucie.


New


center


unveiled

Emergency
operations
facility
improved
By Jay Meisel,
Meisel@hometownnewsol.comn
ST. LUCIE COUNTY-
For St. Lucie County offi-
cials, it wasn't much bet-
ter inside the emergency
operations center dur-
ing the 2004 hurricanes
than it was outside in
the storm, former coun-
ty administrator Doug
Anderson recalled last
week. .
During the storms,
both generators failed
and air conditioning,
showers and toilets did-
n't work, he said. And
that's besides the center
lacking beds and only
having a small kitch.n.
"We slept on the floors
and under desks, literal-
ly," Mr. Anderson said.
"It just made our jobs
that much more diffi-
cult," he said.
Jack Southard, EOC
See OPERATIONS, A3


It's the first time the Florida Leg-
islature has required residents fish-
ing from the shore, or a structure
affixed to. it, to purchase a fishing
license.
The license costs $7.50, and goes
on sale July'15.
The news has sparked controver-
sy across the state, prompting crit-
ics to dismiss it as an effort to boost
a lagging economy at the public's
expense.
With rising unemployment and
shrinking incomes, critics say the
cost is an additional burden to


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many already finan- Appraisal
cially-distressed i "" >A
Floridians.
"I have people
who come in here
and barely have $2
in quarters, nickels
and dimes to buy the
shrimp (bait) to go out there and
fish to keep their sanity," Mr.
Hrobak said. "Imposing a license
fee is going to take away from the
people who don't have much of
anything, except this little bit of
enjoyment."


Mitch Kloorfain/chief photographer
Catalina Vecchione, 1', gets a first-hand demonstration from Highwayman
artist James Gibson during the Children's Home Society 'Kids Love Art' pro-
gram at Florida Atlantic University in Port St. Lucie. The artwork made by the
students will be sold during an auction for the CHS program later in the year.


Officials OK tenure


By Jay Meisel '
MIeisel@hometownnewsol.com
ST. LUCIE COUNTY-
After a year of contro-
versy that drew national
coverage, a St. Lucie
County teacher hopes to
return to her job as a
kindergarten teacher at
Morningside Elemen-
tary School, she said last
week.'
Wendy Portillo, ; the
teacher, was suspended
-from her job in June
2008, shortly after she
asked students in her
class,to vote on whether
another pupil should be


removed for disruptive
behavior.
The St. Lucie County
School Board last week
unanimously rejected a
recommendation from
Superintendent Michael
Lannon and a recom-
mendation from an
administrative law
judge that Ms. Portillo
be placed on an annual
contract.
After her one-year
suspension ends in
November, Ms. Portillo
will be eligible to return
to work and have
See TEACHER, A9


By Jay Meisel
Meisel@hometownnewsol.com
PORT ST., LUCIE It
appears as though Port St
Lucie must raise property
taxes or choose between cut-
ting the Police Department in
half or closing the Parks
Department, Mayor Patricia
Christensen said last week.
"I don't mean to use this as
a scare tactic," said the mayor
on June 12 during Coffee with
the Mayor. ."The next few
weeks are going to be very dif-,
ficult."
Exact details on cuts or a tax
increase won't be available
until city manager Don Coop-
er completes a proposed


budget, she said. That was
expected to take place this
week.
At issue are original esti-
mates that figured property
values would decrease by 15
to 20 percent, she said.
However, it appears the
devaluation will be 25 per-
cent, reducing the city's rev-
enue by about $5 million,
Mayor Christensen said.
Alternatives will be dis-
cussed during a City Council
budget retreat in July, she said,
adding it won't be a happy
meeting.
One alternative is a pay
freeze. But unions represent-
ing different groups of city
employees have yet to be will-


Many
of his customers lost jobs
and later their boats through repos-
session, he added. Shoreline fishing
offers them an inexpensive recre-
See ANGLERS, A3


All



about




art

Highwaymen artists
assisting at camp
By Jay Meisel
, meisel@hometownnewsol.com
ST. LUCIE COUNTY A group of
adopted and foster children got the
opportunity to learn art from well-
known artists last week.'
But they weren't the only ones
learning from the experience.
"I love to work with them because
1I learIn a lot,''-said-JaFfEs Gibson, one
of the instructors and an original
Highwayman painter. "You never
finish learning about art. You always
learn something new."
Mr. Gibson said the children fol-,
low a step-by-step process he pres-4
ents, but in the end, they incorpo-
rate their own creativity.
And that helps him look at things
in different ways, he said.
For nearly 50 years, Mr. Gibson has
created Florida landscape paintings.
He and a group of other black arts
were dubbed the "Highwaymen,"
See ART, A4


ing to reopen their contracts
with the city and discuss that,
the mayor said.
While the city doesn't want
to raise taxes, the alternatives
aren't desirable, either.
"If we close the Parks
Department, God forbid,
what does that mean to our
quality of life?" she said.
Should that happen, Mayor
Christensen said, parks would
close and youth activities
would be greatly affected.
On a more positive note,
she said, progress is being
made on the final extension of
Crosstown Parkway and the
Becker Road interchange with
Interstate 95 is expected to be
completed by August.


Friday: Isolated
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{ low: 74; high tide: 5:29
S a.m.; low tide: 11:47
Saturday; isolated
thunderstorms; high: 90; low: 75; high
tide: 6:29 a.m.; low tide: 12:42 p.m.
Sunday: Scattered.thunderstorms; high:
90; low: 75; high tde: 7:28 a.m.; low tide:
1:36 p.m.
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Beach erosion plan raises concerns


By Jay Meisel
Meisel@hometownnewsol.com
FORT PIERCE A plan
to trap eroding beach sand
and use it for the south side
of the inlet raised concerns
about the inlet's north side
last week.
Those concerns were


voiced when St. Lucie
County officials and repre-
sentatives of Jacksonville-
based Taylor Engineering,
held a public meeting on a
study in relation to beach
erosion at the Fort Pierce
Inlet.
Taylor Engineering is
studying a plan to dig a


hole in the bottom of the
inlet that would essentially
serve as a trap for sand
eroding from the beach. It
would alleviate problems
of sand building up in the
inlet and possibly reduce
the frequency of need to
replenish the beach.
Kenneth R. Craig, an


engineer with Taylor, said
sand from that trap would
be used to re-nourish the
beach,
Currently, the beach is
re-nourished every other
year, using sand from a
shoal. But eventually, that
sand will run out, he said.
Additionally, the belief is


the trap would provide a
source of good-quality
sand for the beach, he said.
But several people raised
concerns that the sand trap
would result in more ero-
sion from the north side of
the inlet, which is popular
for surfing and the location
See EROSION, A2


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Erosion
From page A1
of Fort Pierce Inlet State
Park.
"The concern is we
don't want to go one step
forward and two steps
backward," said Bruce
Strunk, who owns a surf
shop. -
The county should
"tread lightly" before it
does anything that would
affect the beach at the
Fort Pierce Inlet State
Park, he said. "That's


something sacred to all of
us," he said.
Others urged the county
to determine if the project
would negatively affect
fish spawning.
The cost of the project
hasn't been determined,
Mr. Craig said.
As to when the project
would become reality
should the county
approve it, is also uncer-
tain, he said.
Mr. Craig estimated it
would take at least a year
to get state and federal
permits for it.


Hooping it up


Lindsay Brown of Port St.
Lucie demonstrates Hula-
Hoop acrobatics during the
Summer Slam Jam at
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Harold Diaz of Port St. Lucie and his son, Enrique, 8, fish from the jetty in Fort Pierce. Beginning July 15, the Florida Leg-
islature has required residents fishing from the shore or a structure affixed to it to purchase a fishing license.


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Anglers
From page Al
national activity.
Fort Pierce resident Sdotf
Seitzinger dismissed, the
licensing requirement as
"ridiculous."
"It's terrible. I think it
ought to be free to fish in
saltwater off the shore. The
economy is bad enough.
What are they trying to do?


Operations
From page A1
director, agreed with Mr.
Anderson's assessment,
adding, "We didn't realize
how inadequate it was
until we.had to live there
30 days."Mr. Anderson said
he hopes the new emer-
gency operations center,
which was, named after
him, 'will; make life easier
for those handling the
, response to a disaster.
County officials officially
dedicated the $13 million
center at the St. Lucie
Counrt Fairgrounds on
june 2. Having -"j"'L
s4uare-feet,.the building is


Tax everybody to death?" he
said. "A lot of people can't
afford that."
But a statement from the
Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission
suggests the license fees
ward off an even steeper
cost.
'At the request of the Flori-
da Fish and Wildlife Conser-
vation Commission, the
Florida Legislature passed
the new license requirement


about four times the size of
the previous center on
Rock Road.
It can accommodate 300
people and withstand
winds up to 200 miles per
hour.
The building will house
public safety, radiological
animal control, 911 and
marine safety depart-
ments.
Among other things, it
will include separate
sleeping quarters for men
arid women with access to
restrooms and showers, a
helipad, conference
rooms, an operation toom
that can seat 82 .aid.:s.ur-
Mi illance cameras'to meet
Homeland. Security. stan-


to head off a federal licefise
requirement that will go into
effect Jan. 1, 2010, and will
have a $15-$25 fee begin-
ning in 2011. Florida's new
shoreline license exempts
this state's anglers from the
federal license require-
ment," it stated.
The new policy follows all
the exemptions of the regu-
lar fishing license. Senior
citizens, children, active-'
duty military personnel who


dards.
Most of the money to
build the center came from
outside sources, including
$6 million from the state
and $400,000 from Florida
Power and Light.
The location was chosen
because the fairgrounds
serve as a staging area for
disaster response.
Despite all the money
spent on the building,
county officials said they
don't want to have to put it
to a real test.
"Our goal is that we're
never going to have to use
this building," said Garry
Wilsqn5 chief deputy for.
the St. Lutcie County Sher-
iff 's offi


are home on leave and
anglers who fish from a
licensed pier do not need to
purchase the new shoreline
license.
Other exemptions include
anglers drawing food
stamps, temporary cash
assistance or Medicaid, and
those fishing in the home
counties using cane poles or
other gear that do not
depend on mechanical'
retrieval.


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From page Al


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YOUR CUSTOMERS ALREADY HAVE.

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An Open Letter to Florida Car Deders.

Eliminate the "Dealer Fee". --


EMPLOYMENT
If our culture
found llke one :'
thatl fits wI .your
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Fellow Florida Car Dealers, if you don't Now, here is the good news. After- eliminat-
know me, I should tell you that I don't profess ing the dealer fee my profit per car did drop
to be some "hblier than thou" car dealer who by about the amount of the dealer fee, but
was always perfect for the past 38 years. my customers realized I was now giving them
When I look at some of my past advertising a fair shake and quoting a complete out-the-
and sales tactics, I am not always proud. door price with no "surprises". And the word
But I have evolved as my customers have spread. My volume of car sales began to rise
evolved. My customers' expectations, level rapidly. Sure, I was making a few hundred
of education and sophistication are much dollars less per car, but I was selling a lot
higher today. Your customers are no different, more cars. I was and am selling cars to many
My remarks are made sincerely and with a of your former customers. My bottom line
positive intent toward you and your custom- has improved, not because I eliminated the
ers, I am not trying to tell you ": 7 9TW dealer fee, but because I was
how to run your business.. ""My customers' able to earn the trust of more
am suggesting a change that customers in buying their new
will reward both you and your expectations, level or used car. You can do the
customers same.


Virtually every car dealer
in Florida adds a charge to
the purce of cars he sells a
'dealer lee/do, leetdealer
prep' lee ranging from $500
lo nearly $1 000 This extra
charge is prograrrmed into


of education and
sophistication are
much higher today."


your computer It ha; been made rilegal in
many states including California but is still
legal in Flonda The reason you charge this
fee is simply to increase the pnce of tie car
and your profit irn such a manner that it s riot
noticed by your customers This is just plain
wiong I used to charge a dealer fee 114951
and when I stopped charging it a lea years
ago it vas scary Bui I did it because I could
no longer. in good conscience mislead my
customers Just because everybody else
was doing the same thing did not make ,I
correct


Why am I writing this letter?
I'm not going to10 ell you thai
I lhink of myself as tre new
"sr.enft' thai has come to
-"le3ar up South Fiorida' In
fact I am wNei a*are thai this
letter ., I0c somrie ev-ieni sell


serving Many people will read ins lener and
learn whV rney should buy a car hrom me
and nor you. And I am also aware trial, mosi
dealers who read this will ediner gel angry and
,Inore it Or not have the couage 1t0 follow my
lead Bui maybe you will be the exception if
you have any interest in following my lead.
call me anytime I don't have a secretary and
I dcn'i screen an, of mn,' phone calls I would
bl3e to chat ll', you about thins
Sincerely
Earl Siewarn EarlShsarn Toisora


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THE OYSTER CASE
What gave the very first Rolex
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Each Rolex Oyster begins its
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Art
From page Al
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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.
Port St. Lucie
Police Department
*Matthew A. Beiden, 23, 277
S.W. Pisces Terrace, Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 5 and charged
with aggravated battery with a
deadly weapon and tampering with
a witness.
*Jonathan L. Barbieri, 35, 18312
S.W. Refro St., Port St. Lucie, was
arrested June 7 and charged with
felony criminal mischief, assault,
battery on a law enforcement offi-
cer and resisting an officer with
violence and assault on a law
enforcement officer.
*Danielle Nicole Napoli, 25, 674
S.W. Fair Ave., Port St. Lucie, was
arrested June 7 and charged with
assault on a law enforcement offi-
cer.
*Eric Donald Schmiel, 34, 1272
S.W. Mancuso Ave., Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 7 and charged
with driving under the influence,
possession of cocaine, possession
of drug paraphernalia.and posses-
sion of Xanax without a prescrip-
tion.
*Nicholus C. Steffen, 22, 105
S.E. Celestia Court, Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 6 and charged
with two counts'of possession of a
controlled substance and posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia.
'Arthur Curtis Anderjack, 25,
3600 S.E. Mariposa Ave., Port St.
Lucie, was arrested June 6 and
charged with felony theft, resisting
.an officer with violence and depriv-
ing an officer of means of commu-
nication.
-Ariel Bohi Paxson, 33, 1273
S.W. Mandeso St., Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 8 and charged
with possession of more than 20
grams of marijuana and posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia.
*Joseph D. Baldino, 28, 357 S.E.
Fallon Drive, Port St. Lucie, was
arrested June 8 and charged with
carrying, a concealed firearm,
attempted escape and criminal
mischief.
*Jose Ramon Villasano III, 29,
2101 S. Third St., Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 9 and charged with
aggravatedltalking.
*Murray Tyrone Wilson, 41, 2718
Dellwood Ave., Jacksonville, was
arrested June 9 and charged with
.retail grand theft and five counts of
attaining or attempting to obtain a
controlled substance by fraud.
*Matilda Nunez, 60, 2115 SW.
Best St., Port St. Lucie, was arrest-
ed June 9 and charged with leav-
ing the scene of an accident with
injuries.
*Megan Lynn Leonard, 20,.2421
S.W. Wackiki St., Port St:. Lucie,
was arrested June 9 and charged
with burglary, fraudulent use of a
,Cred.1 car,l r.r n,z-d fraud, for-
ger, and uttering a "':.rged instru-


ment.
*Robert David Rigano, 50, 337
N.W. Sheffield Circle, Port St.
Lucie, was arrested June 9 and
charged with possession of more
than 20 grams of marijuana, pos-
session of marijuana with intent to.
sell or deliver and possession of
drug paraphernalia.
' *Delion Montez Smullo, 24, 590
S.W. Fairway Ave., Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 10 and charged
with felony criminal mischief.
*Michaela J. Brown, 19, 514
South 32nd St., Apt. B, Fort Pierce,
was arrested June 10 with posses-
sion of a stolen credit card with
intent to use and credit card fraud.
*Duilio Jose Mangani Jr., .31, 256
S.W. Moselle Ave., Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 10 and charged
with obtaining or attempting to
obtain a, controlled substance by
fraud.
*Kenneth Frances Veronesi, 30,,
1638 SE. Tiffany Club Place, Port.
St. Lucie, was arrested June 10
and charged with sale/delivery of.
oxycodone, possession of oxy-
codone without a prescription ;and
trafficking oxycodone.
*Rolma Wadzer Brianvil, 25, 341
N.W. Hogan St., Port St. Lucie, was
arrested June 10 and charged with
insurance fraud;

St. Lucie County,
Sheriff's Office
*Luis Gutierrez-Florez, 37, 6167
Whalton St.; West Palm Beach, was
arrested June 5 and charged with
sexual battery.
*Alvin Sentell Finkley, 29, 709 N.
Ninth St., Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 7 and charged with posses-
sion of cocaine with intent to sell
within 1,000 feet of a church and
possession of cocaine. .',
*Terry Lee Foster, 27, 711 '12th
St., Fort Pierce, was arrested June 7
and charged with violation of proba-
tion. He was on probation for being a
habitual traffic offender.
*Daniel Lee Downs,, 21, 3887
S.W. Ramspeck St., Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 7 and charged
with uttering a forged instrument
and third-degree grand theft.
*Jerome Sanders,' 41, 5 Roanoke
Drive, Fort Myers, was. arrested
June 7 and charged with violation of
community control. He was on com-
munity control for sale/delivery of
cocaine within 1,000 feet of a
church..
*Alfonso Polanco, 42, 167 N.W.
Swanmill Circle, Port St. Lucie, was
arrested June 5 and charged with
violation of probation. He was on
probation for organized scheme to
defraud..
*Daniel Raymond Hixon, 22, 2754
S.E. Ellendale Ave., Stuart, was
arrested June 5 and charged with
violation of probation. He was on
probation for battery on an .elderly
person,' grand theft and exploitation
of an elderly person.
*Timothy Slade Smith, 30, 1074
Northwest 16th Place, Stuart, was
arrested June 5 and charged with
violation of probation. He was on
probation for third-degree grand


theft.
*Raymondo Arellango, 52, 507
South 22nd Ave., Apt. A., Fort
Pierce, was arrested June 7 and
charged with felony driving under
the influence.
*Ulysses Crouse, 17, 1960 Tucker
Court, Fort Pierce, was arrested.
June 6 and charged with battery by
a detainee.
*Harold 0. Dixon, 29, 525 North
21st St., Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 6 and charged with aggravated
assault.
*Henry .Lee Jackson, 18, 3105
Hibiscus Ave., Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 6 and charged with
battery on a pregnant woman and
aggravated assault.
*John Francis Doherty, 56, 10206
Isle. Pines Road, Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 7 and charged with
aggravated assault.
*Yamasha Shante Hughes, 20,
20, 2813 Harson Way, Fort Pierce,
was arrested June 8 and charged
with robbery with a deadly weapon
.and aggravated assault with a
firearm.
*Anthony Louis Johnson, 31,143
Highlands Drive, Vero Beach, was
arrested June 9 and charged with'
aggravated assault.
*Michael C. Lemonious, 34, no
address listed, was arrested June 8
and charged with conspiracy to pos-
sess cocaine with Intent to distrib-
ute.
*Arturas Preteris, 39, 710 Rolling-
wood Lane, Valrico, was arrested
June 8 and charged with. organized
fraud.
*Jonas Nishall Vanhooser, 37,
10232 Lobely Hill, Raleigh, N.C.,
was arrested June, 8 and charged
with third-degree grand theft.
*Diana Gaspuittiene, 37, 710
Rollingwood Lane, Valrico, was
arrested June 8 and charged With
organized fraud.
*Christopher Cooper, 18, 11923
S. Indian River Drive, Jensen
Beach, was arrested. June 8 ad
charged with assault on a law
enforcement officer.
*Delores Lee .Hawes, 34, 2505
Avenue K, Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 8 and charged with violation of
probation. She was on probation for
resisting an officer with violence and
possession of marijuana.
*Michelle Denise Wagoner, 31,
1971 Woodcrest Drive, Fort Pierce,
was arrested June 8 and charged
with giving false information to a
pawnbroker and dealing in stolen
property.
*Thomas Jerome Buckins, 26,
2902 Avenue L, Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 8 and charged with
uttering a forged instrument.
*Bettina L. Smith, 33, 308 South
25th St., Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 8 and charged with violation of
probation. She was on probation for
aggravated. battery..
Aaron Eugene Vargas, 21, 4022
S.W Bamberg St., Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June .8 and charged


with battery on a school employee.
*Krystal Marie Santiago, 24, 901
North 39th St., Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 8 and charged with
being a habitual traffic offender.
*Jorge .Cuesta, 24, 250 Pecan
Place, Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 8 and charged with violation of
probation. He was on probation for
battery on an emergency medical
technician.
*Terry Lamarr Lewis, 44, 3301
Avenue R, Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 8 and charged with posses-
sion of cocaine.
*Charles Johnson, 44, 1203
South 23rd St, Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 8 and charged with
burglary and third-degree grand
theft.
*Brenda Kay Hopkins, 46, 6555
Yedra Ave., Fort Pierce, was arrest-
. ed June .8 and charged with felony
petit theft, counterfeiting .and pos-
session of counterfeiting tools.
*Ronald Jensen, 51,, 6555 Yedra
Ave., Fort Pierce,:was arrested June
-9 and charged with' counterfeiting,
possession of counterfeiting tools
and tampering with evidence.
*Michael Lee Tessina, 26, 1116
S.E. Ladner St.,Port St. Lucie, was
arrested June 9'and charged with
giving false information to a pawn-
broker.
*Jorge Leon Mendez, 23, 505
Palm,Ave., Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 9 and charged with failure of
sex offender to report and violation
of probdtaon. He was on probation
for being a sex offender.
*Vernal Roger Adams, 23, 50 New
York Ave.. Apt. A, Washington, D.C.,
was arrested June 9 and charged
with grand theft of a vehicle.
*Veronica Lee Brooks, 34, 1203
South 33rd St., Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 9 and charged with
rampenng with a witness.
*Ashton Fitzgerald Pierre, 19, 311
N.W. Archer Ave., Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 9 and charged
with violation of probation. He was
on probation for lewd/lascivious
molestation.
*Maritza Seijo, 30, 472 S.E. Jus-
tine Terrace, Port St. Lucle, was
arrested June 9 1and charged with
child abuse.
*David Ohara Siinms, 23, 2901
Kingsley Ave., Fort Pierce,. was
arrested June 9 and charged with
violation of probation. He was onr
probation for fleeing or eluding.
*Phillip Christopher Gregory. 29,
9103 S.E. Adonis St., Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 9 and charged
with violation of probation. He was
on probation for cultivation of mari-
juana and possession of madjuana.
*Roberi M. Miller, 58, 13827 S.
Indian River Drive, Lot 8. Fort
Pierce, was arrested June 9 and
charged with six counts of failure of
a sex offender to reregisier with the
sheriff's office.
*Russell Leon Akins, 53, 5505 E.


Paleo Pines Circle, Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 9 and charged with
two counts of racketeering.
*Mary Louise Akins, 40, 5505 E.
Paleo Pines Circle, Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 8 and charged with
two counts of racketeering.
'Kevin Troutman, 49, 3101 Tropic
Blvd., Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 10 and charged with posses-
sion of cocaine.
sOviay Ihtaphone, 26, no address
listed, was arrested June 10 and
charged with cultivation of marijua-
na and possession of ecstasy.
'Peter Gordan, 45, 10006 Rivers
Pointe Drive, Orlando, was arrested
June 10 and charged with third-
degree grand theft and exploitation
of an elderly or disable person.
*Keon Deborris Fogues, 26, 2803
Kingston Drive, Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 10 arid charged with
aggravated assault with a deadly
weapon, possession of a weapon by
a convicted felon, disturbing the
peace, resisting an officer without
violence and possession of 20
grams or less of marijuana.
*Kenneth Hawes, 19, no address,
was arrested June 11 and charged
. with carrying a concealed weapon
and possession of a firearm with an
altered serial number.
*Tommy Johnson, 40, 6012 Birch
Drive, Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 10 and charged with burglary,
contempt of court and battery.
;John D. Santilli, 47, 1632 S.W.
Alvaton Drive, Port St. Lucie, was
arrested June 10 and charged with
tampering a witness.
*Amber Lynn Sills, 19, 3106 Mura
Drive, Fort, Pierce, was arrested
June 10 and charged with violation
of probation. She's on probation for
uttering a forged instrument, organ-
ized fraud .and third-degree grand
theft.
oWarren'Avis Poole, 51, 1727
Highway A1A, Vero Beach, was
arrested,June 10 and charged with
violation of probation. He was on'
probation for contracting without a
license.
*Oleg Krivoruchko, 24, 2889 Vitto-
rio St., Port St. Lucie, was arrested
June 10 and charged with violation
Sof probation. He was on probation
for child abuse.
ijilc. Chaes 'ariinrs, 27, 206


Cytryn Lane, Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 10 and charged with
possession of cocaine and drug
paraphernalia.
*David Sims, 24, 2901 Kingsley
Drive, Fort Pierce, was arrested
June 10 and charged with fleeing.
SAlejandro Winston Stephens, 27,
1719 Carveill Drive, Riviera Beach,
was arrested June 10 and charged
with possession of marijuana with
intent to sell or deliver and trafficking
in ecstasy.
*Stephen C. Williams, 43, 836
S.W. Manjack Circle, Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 10 and charged
with third-degree grand theft.
*Ericka Chesa Riggins, 35, 764
Fifth Place S.W.,. Vero Beach, was
arrested June 10 and charged with
aggravated assault with a deadly
weapon.

Florida Highway Patrol

*Axel A. Kent Morales, 22, 1415
Brickel Bay Drive, Miami, was arrest-
ed June 6 and charged with posses-
sion of Xanex without a prescription
and possession of a controlled sub-
stance while operating a vehicle.
*Ramon Manuel Morales, 20,
1440 Lennox Drive, Port St. Lucie,
was arrested June 6 and charged
with possession of more than 20
grams of marijuana.

Florida Department of
Corrections

*Amanda M. Yates, 33, 2107 San
Marcos Ave., Fort Pierce, was
arrested June 8 and charged with
violation of probation. She was on
probation for possession of a con-
trolled substance and attempting to
or obtaining a controlled substance
by fraud.

U.S. Marshall's Service

SSabrina Salicia Bellamy, 30, 3202
S.E. West Snow Road, Port St.
Lucie, was arrested June 10 and
charged with making a false state-
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'Charies Yates, 61, 765 N.W.
Macedo Blvd., Port St. Lucie, was
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Letter

Power company expresses thanks

To the editor.

Florida Power & Light Company would like to express our
sincere appreciation to the people of Indian River and St. Lucie
counties for your support and feedback during our recent
open house about the Florida EnergySecure Line.
The purpose of the open house was to explain our plan and
hear from the local community about the Florida EnergySe-
cure Line and its proposed corridor that would be constructed
along the eastern portion of Florida.
We are truly grateful for your involvement and input.
FPL is investing to make our infrastructure stronger, smarter,
cleaner and more efficient. Currently, our state is faced with a
challenge: the infrastructure required to deliver natural'gas to
power plants in Florida is at or near capacity.
If approved, the proposed Florida EnergySecure Line would
help ensure a reliable supply of natural gas for the production
of clean power for our state and customers, securing this vital
source of energy for generations to come.
The Florida EnergySecure Line will also deliver a much-
needed, positive economic impact in the form of jobs and local
tax revenue for your community and others across Florida.
In Indian River and Okeechobee counties, for instance, an
expected 355 total jobs would be generated.
In St. Lucie County, an expected440 total jobs would be
generated.
Statewide, the project would have a positive impact on more
than 7,500 jobs.
Indian River and Okeechobee counties would also receive
more than $33 million in total property taxes over a 40-year
term. .
St. Lucie Countywould receive more than $48 million in total
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We look forward to continuing our community dialogue
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Transportation needs

The Treasure Coast needs a more efficient means of pub-
lic transportation. How\ can anyone with no money and no
job and no car even try to get to an interview or to work?
The public transportation that exists is weak and shuts
down early What if you work the late shift somrewheriq
Something needs to be done.

Keep criminals in jail

How many times do we have to learn of violent felons
once'released from prison, immediately return to their lives
of crime?'-
How many times do victims have to complain, before our
so-called representatives decide to reform the legal system,
which is clearly out-of-control?
We just heard of a report of two convicts who never
should have been released. They have been caught by
police after robbing a 94-year-old woman who might have
been, but for the grace of God, seriously injured.

Ineffective judicial system

The Florida Bar is as ineffective as most lawyers and civil
judges. The Florida Bar's printed policies and procedures
are useless, as the bar often sides with the greedy lawyers as
they brings lbusinress for the state and these morally bank-
rupt lawyers-know it. .
Sad but true, the state of Florida prefers to do business
with celebrity tax, evaders and scum-like unscrupulous
lawyers, thieves. V. 1
Apparently, it does not matter how inane or serious a law-
suit is, it's how and who will prosper, without drawing too
much anention to the underhanded injustices who are
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Helpmg fathers become better dads


others matter. As
Father's Day
approaches, some
statistics from the Nation-
al Fatherhood Initiative
remind us of how much a
father means to both sons
and daughters.
Children in father-
absent homes are five
times more likely to be
poor.
*Youths in father-
absent household have
significantly higher odds
of being incarcerated than'
those in homes with both
parents. Youths who have
never had a father in the
home are at highest risk.
Nearly 40 percent of
jail inmates lived in
mother-only households
Being raised by a
single mother raises the
risk of teen pregnancy,
marrying with less than a
high school degree and
marrying a partner
without a high school
degree
Teens without fathers
are twice as likely to be
involved in early sexual
activity and seven times
more likely to get preg-
nant as a teen.
Not having a good
relationship with a father
is associated with a teen
having friends who .
smoke, drink and use
marijuana.
Paternal involvement


in schools is associated
with a higher likelihood of
the student doing well in
school. This was true for
biological fathers, stepfa-
thers and for fathers .as
single parents.
Eric.Seibenick is trying
to help men become
better dads. He is a
program specialist for the
Father and Child Connec-
tion program, adminis-
tered by the Early Learn-
ing Coal iti(in o'fSt. Lucie
County.
Mr. Seibenick used to
work with survivors of
chlud abuse, but nowhe
hopes that working will
men will help prevent the
spiral of abuse.
"The Father and Child
Connection Program
provides activities where
men can come together
with their children to
enjoy quality time and
. gain valuable father
skills," he said. '
The program also offers
a nurturing father course,
where men meet weekly to.
take a deeper look at how
they were raised, their
parenting skills and how


to nurture healthy family
relationships.
The program is offered
free to men living in St.
Lucie County, thanks to
funding from the Chil-
dren's Services Council,
and is open to fathers,
stepfathers, uncles,
grandfathers and
boyfriends of single
mothers.
"I tell the men, 'Only.
you know yourself. Do you
want your daughter to
come home with a man
like you? Do you want.
your son to grow up to be
a father like you?'
"This is meant to be 100
percent preventive and
even if you've blown it,
you can still make it
better/Your family doesn't
have to be in a crisis.
There's no time like the
present," he'said.
* Mr. Seibenick has tips
for dads:
Show up. Be there for
your kids.
Support and respect
the child's mother.
Listen and earn the.
right to.be heard.
Discipline with love.
Teach by example.
Know the people in
your child's world.
*Play and read to your
children. ..
Show affection and
love.
Take an active role in


homework and house-
work.
Keep a sense of humor.
, Mr. Seibenick wants
men to know that it's okay
to ask for help.
"Women play with dolls,
in training to be moms,"
he said. "Dad is at a
distance. We're not trained
in being dads."
I Mr. Seibenick is avail-
able to give presentations
to organizations. His
classes take place at
Garden City Elementary
School, 2102 N. W. Avenue
Q, Fort Pierce. He can be
reached at (772) 579-3419
or by e-mail at
seibenickol@elcslc.org.
sY-ilei Koppel is unable
to endorse specific treat-
ments for disease. Any
protocols for treatment or
testing she discusses are
accepted standards of
medical practice as
recommended by agencies,
such as the American
Academy of Pediatrics or
the American Cancer
Society. When she draws
from personal experience,
those are her experiences
and are not medical
recommendations.
She is the former editor
of "Today's HealthCare"
magazine and a member
of the National Associa-
tion of Science Writers. E-
.mail questions to skop-
pel@bellsouth.net.


Be careful what you delete


7Wydoalotof
people want me to
teach them how to
delete things?
Jthappens all the time. I
go out to help someone
learn how to use his or her
computer, and one of the
first things he or she asks is,
"Ho\\ do I get rid of that?"
It's frustrating!
.Usually, I respond with a
little canned speech about
howif I was king, I'd have
the delete key removed
from the keyboard And .
then the games start.
Invariably, .the person
who ivants me to show him
how to delete stuff then
points to obvious trash
(such as spam) and hits me
with the loaded question,
"What about this? Shouldn't
I be able to delete this?"
- Well, yes. Deleting
obvious litter pnd trash
from your system is fine.
But what I have a problem
with is arbitrarily deleting
files for the sake of saving
space, housekeeping or
cleaning up. Unlike 10 years
ago, space isn't an issue on
modern machines.
Here's an example of
something I encounter all
the time. My student and I
will be navigating through
the "my documents" folder
or some other folder on the
hard drive (or perhaps even


tion of computers is:
COMPUTE computers are built to
THIS remember. As you use your
SEAN MCCARTHY computer you develop a
"footprint" on the system,
and the machine does its
,. _ hardest to keep your data
intact. .


You will often hear how
important it is to backup
your data so that it is saved
in the case of a computer
failure. With computers, the
data or information stored
on it is sacred, often more
valuable than the hardware
itself, and the habit of
deleting files goes against
the very grain of what,
computers were built for in
the first place.
Something happened to
me recently that proves
how the machine's ability to
remember even trivial stuff
from years ago can save the
day.
I was asked by a friend to
help him create a new logo
for his Web site. I had a
good idea of what he had in
mind and had worked on a
similar image back in 1998.
It's been more than 10 years
since I worked on that
image, and it has been
several years since I did any
graphics work. I started
working on my friend's new
logo, and the more I worked
on'it, the more I realized
that I had done this image


a programs recently used'
file list) and my student will
suddenly point out a file
along the way that he had
been working on sometime
in the past. He points at it,
and with just a glance at the
-file name, declares, "I don't
need that anymore. How do
I get rid of it?"
I cringe and casually
reply, "You don't. You leave it
right where it is."
And then the debate
starts. I hear every reason in
the book for why he should
remove this file and how he
has absolutely no reason to
keep it. After more question-
ing and closer examination
of the file in question, my
'student is often surprised to
learn that the file he was
about to delete was not what
he thought it was.
And therein lies one of the
biggest dangers: sometimes
system files are named
similarly (for many reasons)
to user files, and deleting a
system file (even acciden- .
tally) can have disastrous
consequences.
Another thing to consider
is what the primary func-


before. So I started to
search.
I searched my "docu-
ments" folder and found.a
folder with the name of the
project I had worked on
'more than 10 years ago.
Within that folder was my
finished project, but more
importantly, there were also
scraps of graphics that I had
created before, piece by
piece, arid then assembled
into the final image. What'I
wanted was the scraps, and
I still had them!
Now, instead of having to
create, piece by piece, new
elements to go into this new
logo project, I had all the
pieces from my previous
project still available,
exactly as I left them years
ago.
I was able to use these
elements to create a new
logo for my friend and by
re-using the scraps, able to
save myself hours of time
on the project.
In a nutshell, don't get in
the habit of deleting files on
your computer in a fit of
housekeeping. You never
know if or when you might
need those files again.

Sean McCarthy fixes
computers. He can be .
reached at (772) 408-0680 or
help@ComputeThisOn-
line.com (no hyphens).








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Matt Murray, owner of
Family Fruit Farmer's
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one of the most popular
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Family Fruit Farmers Mar- bananas, potatoes, apples,
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quality products and lower berries and peaches.
prices. Tomatoes are one of the
Customers have told most popular items, he
owner Matt Murray that said, adding "Everybody
his prices are significantly needs tomatoes."
below what they find in Depending on season,
supermarkets, he said. they sell locally-grown
In today's economy, he products, he said.
said, a lot of customers Besides that, they offer
come to save money. some grocery items,
"Five dollars here, $5 including milk and orange
there, it all adds, up," Mr. juice. They also sell 99-
Murray said. cent sugar free cookies and
Customers can even save 99-cent pastas.
more, he said, by using Mr. Murray and his wife,
coupons that appear every Valerie, opened the busi-
Friday in Hometown News. ness three months ago.
The business offers .a He said he's had a con-


Rants
From page A6
allowed to continue.
Late night quote
You gotta love Jay Leno and some of his quotes:
"Barack Obima's daughters are very smart. They told him
they will take the same responsibility for the dog that he is
taking for tlv economy. That way, if the dog leaves a mess in
the White HMuse, it'll be cleaned up by future generations."


nection with produce
businesses throughout his
life, as his father owned
stores in New Jersey.
Now they have stores in
Delray Beach and Port St.
Lucie, he said.
One selling point of his
business, he said, is that it
is locally and family
owned.
If a customer wants to
talk to the owner, he is
there most of the time, he
said.
That may not be true
with other businesses that
sell similar products.
In addition, Mr. Murray
said, the customers benefit'
from the expertise of his
staff. Most of his employ-
ees have worked with pro-
duce for years, he said.


"Everyone here knows
something about pro-
duce," he said.
Family Fruit Farmers
Market accommodates
working people with its
hours of operation. The
business is open Monday
through Saturday from 9
a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Sun-
day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
On weekdays, he said,
when most people leave
work at 5 or 6 p.m. they
can get off work and stop
at the market.
Family Fruit Farmers
Market is located at 1720
S.E. Port St. Lucie' Blvd.,
which is on the south side,
just west of Morningside
Boulevard4 Call (772) 335-
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streets getting into mischief. Hopefully, par-
ents are taking more interest in their kid's
lives, and not letting the streets and gang
members be their guides.
Summer jobs
With so many people who have to support


a family without a job, why are teenagers
getting first priority at summer jobs?
I can't support my family without an
income, yet I go to the supermarket and the
mall, and teens are everywhere making
money.
I have applied at stores across the county
and every time I check on the status of my
application, I'm told the position has been
filled. And every time I go to the super mar-
ket, there are fresh 16-year old faces bring-
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For Hometown News
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TREASURE COAST-The
Treasure Coast Food Bank,
an organization that works
to eliminate hunger and
reduce food waste in Indian
River, Martin, Okeechobee
and St. Lucie counties,
received a $7,500 donation
from the Wachovia Founda-
tion.
The donation will help
fund the food distribution
program to approximately
170 agencies in four coun-
ties on the Treasure Coast.
"Some parts of the food
bank's service area have
been hit very hard by sky-
rocketing unemployment
and foreclosure rates," said
John Meehan, executive
director of The Treasure
Coast Food Bank.
"Imagine providing gro-
ceries to 44,000 Treasure
Coast residents every


month and another 155,000
meals and snacks for chil-
dren, seniors, the ill and
impoverished at soup
kitchens and homeless shel-
ters.
"We are grateful to the
Wachovia Foundation for
giving us some additional
resources to help meet the
nearly 100 percent increase
in demand for food assis-
tance," he said.
More than 2 million
pounds of foodwere distrib-
uted to the hungry in 2008,
providing approximately 1.3
million meals. The Treasure
Coast Food Bank also works
with local, state and nation-
al agencies during times of
disaster. ,
"The Wachovia donation
comes at a critical juncture,"
said Thom Padrick, food
bank board president
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Library pairs reading

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For Hometown News
News@hometownnewsol.com
ST. LUCIE COUNTY- The
St. Lucie County library sys-
tem and the National Baseball
Hall of Fame is inviting people
of all ages to "Step Up to the
Plate @Your Library."
The program promotes the
importance of information
literacy skills and increase
awareness of the library as an
essential information
resource.
People of all ages are
encouraged to use the print
and electronic resources
available at their local library
to answer a series of trivia
questions designed for their
age groups: 10 and under; 11-
13; 14-17 and 18 and older.
Available in English and
Spanish, questions are
inspired by the history and
diversity of baseball.
Everyone who successfully
completes the program will
be eligible to win a trip for two
to the Baseball Hall of Fame in
Cooperstown, N.Y.
The program is underway
and runs through Sept. 1.
"The "Step Up to the Plate
@ Your Library" program is


designed to test players' infor-
mation literacy skills by chal-
lenging them to answer ques-
tions such as, "What was the
first big- league team to field,
an African-American player
in the 20th Century?" and
"Who was the first Japanese
player in the major leagues?"
Players can pick up a copy
of the playbook appropriate
for their age group at the
library or on the program's
Web site at
www.ala.org/baseball.
Each playbook poses a
series of baseball-related
questions to 'test players'
information literacy skills.
Players can enter the prize
drawing by submitting the
completed playbook either by
mail or online.
St. Lucie County libraries
will team. with the St. Lucie
Mets to promote the program
by reading to area children
and offering tickets to the St.
Lucie Mets games at Tradition
Field.
Other special events will be
announced throughout the
summer.
For more information, call
(772) 462-2199 or e-mail
blaird@stlucieco.org.


Teacher
From page Al
tenure, meaning she can
only be fired for cause.
Under an annual contract,
the district could choose
to not reappoint her for
the next school year and
not have to give a reason.
However, her going back
to work in November is


contingent upon a posi-
tion being open for which
she is qualified, said Jan-
ice Karst, spokeswoman
for the district.
Ms. Portillo appealed
Mr. Lannon's recommen-
dation. An administrative
law judge, however,
agreed with Mr. Lannon.
"I'm overjoyed," Ms.
Portillo said. "I am grate-
ful to the board. I'm


happy I'll be allowed to go
back to doing what I like
to do."
The controversy leading
up to Ms. Portillo's sus-
pension involved then 5-
year-old Alex Barton, who
was diagnosed as having
Asberger syndrome, a
form of autism.
Melissa Barton, Alex's
mother, could not be
reached for comment.


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More than 20 parents
and teacher attended the
hearing to support Ms.
Portillo. Several described
her as a dedicated teacher
who cared about her stu-
dents. They said she went
beyond what was
required of a teacher.
Many clapped after the
board's decision.
Board members indi-
cated that Ms. Portillo's
overall good record was a
major factor in the deci-
sion to allow her to retain
tenure.
"It was an isolated inci-
dent on an isolated day,"
board member Carol A.
Hilson said.

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ST. LUCIE COUNTY-
The National City-Harbor
Foundation awarded a
$5,000 foundation grant to
the Early Learning Coalition
of St. Lucie County for the
school readiness program.
School readiness provides
financial assistance to eligi-
ble families to enroll their
children in high- quality,
early learning programs. ,
; The[:'." coalition serves
apprdxirlateJy 1,600 children.
per month from working-


o pmgram
poor families through this
program. It is funded by the
federal child care block grant,
which requires a 6 percent
local match of approximately.
$300,000 per year. The grant
award will be applied to this
year's local match.
The Early Learning Coali-
tion of St. Lucie County is a
nonprofit organization that
offers childcare resource and
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gram.
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Library notes


The following programs
are offered through the St.
Lucie County Library System.
The Morningside Branch
Library will celebrate this
summer's theatrical release
of "Harry Potter & the Half-
Blood Prince" by showing
the first five movies in the
series every Monday at 2
p.m. Admission is free and
popcorn and drinks will .be
provided. Permission slips
will be required for those 12
and under attending the
fourth and fifth Harry Potter
movies, since they are rated
PG-13. Parents can pick up a
permission slip at the library
prior to the movie date.
*June 22 "Harry Potter &
the Chamber of Secrets"
(161 minutes)
*June 29 "Harry Potter &
the Prisoner of Azkaban"
(141 minutes)
*July 6 "Harry Potter &
the Goblet of Fire" (157 min-
utes)
*July 13 "Harry Potter &
the Order of the Phoenix"
(138 minutes)
*June nature talky
The St. Lucie County
Library System offers an
Interactive Nature Series
with Captain and Audubon
Warden Chop Leg6 in June.
These monthly programs
are free and open to every-
one.
June 25 at 3 p,m. at the
Fort Pierce Branch Library:
"Life on the River."
* June 26, at 1:30 p.m.:
"Walk and Talk" tour atVito-
lo Family Park, 3701 .S.
Ocean Drive, Fort Pierce.
You can also catch a ride
on the Ipdian River Lagoon
Boat Tour leaving every first
%nd third Saturday at 10:30
a.m. from rthe St. Lucie
County Marine Center at
420 Seaway Drive in Fort
Pierce. The cost is $20 for
adults and $15 for seniors
and youth. For more infor-
mation, call (772) 462-3474.
*"Baby signs" will be pre-
sented at the Morningside
Branch Library on the fourth
Tuesday of each month at 10


a.m. Instructor Marion Ross
will introduce and repeat
sign-language skills to par-
ents and their babies that
will hopefully promote short
commands and friendly
courtesies. The program' is
free and designed for par-
ents with. children 3 and
younger.
New "Waggin' Tales"
reading sessions are begin-
ning on various days and
,times at the Morningside,
Fort Pierce and Lakewood
Park Branch Libraries. The
program is free and avail-
able to children in first grade
and older. Spots go very
quickly, so parents need to
call early to sign up their
children.
"Walls of Art" at the
Morningside Branch Library
will feature paintings by two
area artists. The "Walls of
Art" display is ongoing and
will change monthly, featur-.
ing different local artists.
Wednesday at the
movies is held at the Fort
Pierce Branch Library, start-.
ing at 2 p.m.; complete with
popcorn and drinks.
Great Expectations Book


Club meets to discuss
selected books the first and
third Thursday of each
month at the Fort Pierce
Branch Library at 10 a.m.
Come have coffee and
cookies and enjoy a book
discussion. Registration is
not required.
St. Lucie County
libraries will feature free
entertainment by magi-
cians, musicians and story-
tellers throughout the sum-


mer. For more information,
contact one of the following
libraries:
Fort Pierce Branch, 101
Melody Lane, Fort Pierce,
(772) 462-1616.
Lakewood Park Branch,
7605 Santa Barbara Drive,
Fort Pierce, (772) 462-6870.
Morningside Branch,
2410 Morningside Blvd.,
Port St Lucie, (772) 337-
5632.
Port St. Lucie, Branch,


180 S.W. Prima Vista Blvd.,
Port St. Lucie, (772) 871-
5450.
Zora Neale Hurston
Branch, 3008 Ave. D, Fort
Pierce, (772) 462-2154.
The Lakewood Park
Branch of the St. Lucie Coun-
ty Library System is located
at 7605 Santa Barbara Drive
in northern St. Lucie County
or call (772) 462-6870.
The Fort Pierce Branch of


the St. Lucie County Library
System is located at 101
Melody Lane. For more infor-
mation call Gicele Perna at
(772) 462-2812.
The Morningside Branch
of the St. Lucie County
'Library System is located at
2410 Morningside Blvd.,
Port St. Lucie. For more
information call (772) 337-
5632.
For more information visit
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Jason Lenz, then 4, parades through the fountains at Indi-
an Riverside Park in Jensen Beach. The park along the
Indian River lagoon has grown into a large attraction with
its rental facility for events, fountain for kids, oversized
lawn for games and recreation and the home of the Chil-
dren's Museum of the Treasure Coast.


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From page A 13
entertainers and
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food, several stages with.
live entertainment, rides,
art, local crafts and is gen-
erally a feast.for the sens-
es.
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include the Frances Lang-
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Fine Art'& Craft Show, set
for Jan. 16-17, 2010.
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two-day event.
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TREASURE
COAST
SCENE
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Father's Day
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If you're looking for a
great way to spend the
Father's Day weekend, the
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Mangrove Mattie's and
Winestyles, all in Fort
Pierce, are sponsoring a
"Saturday Night Fever"
dance bash. '
On Saturday night, June
20, music from the disco
era will bring back memo-
ries. DJ Aaron will be on
hand and there will be con-
tests for the best dance duo
and best John Travolta as
Tony Manero look-alike.
The regular dinner menu
is available from 7-9 p.m.
The dance party will run
from 9 p.m.-2 a.m. and
there is a $5 cover charge
for the dance.
Revelers who don't want
to .leave can stay overnight
at the Sandhurst at a spe-
cial rate of $75. Guests can,
enjoy the Waterside Blues'
festival from 1-6 p.m.
downtown.-
For more information,
call the Sandhurst at (772)
595-0711.

Famed composer
coming to Stuart
Composer Stephen
Schwartz, responsible for
such Broadway hits as
"Wicked," "Pippin" and
"Godspell," and movie
musicals including "Poca-
hontas," is coming to Stu-
art for' the world premiere
of the junior version of his.
musical "Geppetto and
Son." .
The show,/based on the
story of Pinocchio, will be
presented by StarStruck
Performing Arts Center at
the Lyric Theatre on July
17-18'. Mr. Schwartz will
remain after the opening
performance for questions
from the audience.
Jennifer Jones of
StarStruck and her hus-
band, Peter, went to New
York in April to work with
the composer.
"Peter and I were asked
to 'juniorize' the show," Ms.
Jones said. "The music is
phenomenal and the lyrics
nothing short of extraordi-
nary. Peter played the
piano and Stephen and I
went though the show from
beginning to end, taking it
from two acts to one and
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Sculptor brings steel, aluminum to life
By Shelley Koppel
Entertainment writer


FORT PIERCE As a
boy, David Langley want-
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surgeon. His grandfather
worked in a steel mill and
lost two fingers. The
young grandson, only 7,
wanted to be able to re-
attach them.
He went to Palm Beach
County Community Col-
lege as a pre-med student
and continued his sci-
ence studies at Florida
Atlantic University. He
took art classes to relax,
and his knowledge of
anatomy and physiology
transferred into his
painting and sculpture.
Although he was
accepted into an osteo-
pathic medicine pro-
gram, another family
member, his mother,
influenced his decision
to focus on his art.
"My mom has lupus,"
Mr. Langley said. "She
was in so many hospitals
and she almost died. She
told me to do what I
loved."
In 1987, Mr. Langley
became the first person
at FAU to receive a degree
in sculpture. The Fort,
Pierce resident has made
a substantial name for
himself in the arts, with
paintings in a special
exhibit at the Louvre in
Paris and commissions,
including a current proj-
ect, a large sculpture, for
the Art in Public Places'


Photo courtesy of David Langley
Sculptor David Langley of Fort Pierce has created this model of his work, 'Children of
the World.' The completed'sculpture will be placed in the roundabout ay Lakewood
Regional Parkas part of St. Lucie County's Art in Public Places program.


program in St. Lucie
County.
The work, entitled
"Children of the World,"
will be installed at Lake-
wood Regional Park later
.this summer with a spe-
cial event featuring youth
art projects and music.
Jody Bonet,. cultural
affairs manager for St.
Lucie County, said the
selection of Mr. Langley
was a natural one.
"I knew his work and


his story would be
appealing for all," she
said. "This is an exciting
project that should be
enjoyed by 'all visitors to
the park, because it rep-
resents youth celebrating
sports on a.bright, color-.
ful sculpture."
For Mr. Langley,
designing art work for a
park meant something
children could relate to.
"I wanted something
fun, with a lot of color


*and a lot of shiny ele-
ments," he said. "There's
theidea of a rocket ship
and cut outs of children.
playing basketball, 'soc-,
.cer, football and swim-
ming. There are stars and
detailed cut outs of
adults playing sports,.
too.
"It shows the evolution
of a dream of becoming a
star. It has a positive
See SCULPTOR, B4


Out& about


Special Events

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.
WestFest at Tradition presents
the Gene Reynolds Band. The fun,'
includingchildren's activities, runs
from 5:30-9:30 p.m. Call (772) 426-
8260.
FRIDAY, JUNE 19-
SATURDAY, JUNE 2Q
IRSC students present "Jerome
Kern: The Original American
Songwriter," at the McAlpin Center,
3209 Virginia 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-
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 informa-
tion.
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.barn-theatre.com.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24
The Fort Pierce Branch Library,
101 Melody Lane, presents Millen-
nia the Muse with myths and
legends at 2 p.m. The program, for
children 4-11, is free. Call (772)


462-2812.

THURSDAY, JUNE 25-
SUNDAY, JUNE 28
*Celebration, an annual patriotic
musical extravaganza;,takes place at
the First United, Methpdist Church,.
10100 S. Federal Highway, Hobe
Sound. Performances are June 25-
27 at 8 p.m. and Jure 27-28 at 2
p.m. Tickets are $10. Call (772) 546-
4167.
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and Saturday, 8 p.m. to midnight.
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STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 6-19-2009
Aries-March 21-April 19
You are a natural coun-
selor and teacher with
foresight and vision. Your
spirit is strong and never
gives up. You win your
share in life because of
these wonderful qualities.
You take responsibility and
help others who need a
hand along the way. Just
be sure to take care of
your own needs, as well.
You are much needed and
respected, you know.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
When you know what you,
want, the challenge is half-
- met. Then it is time for
action. You have come a
Slong.way this year. Don't
hold back now. Greater
abundance will be coming
soon ,because of .your
strong work ethic. Begin to
make, plans now for fall
and winter activities. With.
a goal and- a target date
you ate sure to succeed.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Continue to be positive
and creative. Allow inspira-
tion to rise upfrom within
and give you that "right"
feeling. Many new chal-
lenges and decisions are
about to present them-
selves that will require you
to be clear in the heart and
mind. You are, entering into
a state of heightened
awareness. Your light will
guide you when you are
openand listening.

Cancer-June 22-July 22.
Be prepared for break-
throughs in your profes-
sional and personal life.
You will soon be at the
helm of the zodiac family,
ship for the next month.
The world sees you as car-
ing, confident, colorful and
compassionate.'You have a
warm, yet practical atti-
tude. This inner love and
wisdom coming from your
large heart is the main rea-
son for your success.

Leo-July 23-Auk. 22
More life adventures are
just ahead. You thrive on
adventure. Keep things in
balance. When you add a
new project, let go of an
old one. Life is going your
way. Stay firm but open in
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Scene
From page BI
to suggestions," Ms. Jones
said.
"When we 'juniorize' a
show, we create more
opportunities for kids to
have parts than in the adult
shows. There's a blue fairy
and I suggested four fairies-
in-training. He. loved the


idea and we came up with
lines they could say. He was
so nice to work with, so
professional and so much
fun. I loved how much he
cared about the project."

'Celebration'
corrections
In last week's article in
f


the Martin County edition
about "Celebration," the
musical tribute to our men
and women in uniform, the
caption incorrectly identi-
fied Bette Evans as the
director. The director and
guiding light for "Celebra-
tion" is Ruby Lynn Baker.
The correct address for
the First United Methodist
Church of Hobe Sound,
where the event will be


held, is 10100 S.E. Federal
Highway.
The phone number is
(772) 546-3303.

Theater camps
season, camps set
The Pineapple Playhouse,'
located at 700 W. Weather-
bee Road, Fort Pierce, has
announced its 2009-10 sea-
son.
The first play, "Key for
Two," is a comedy b\ lohn
Chapman and Da\id Free-
man. Show dates are Sept.
3-20. Auditions are luly 12-
14.
A Roy Cooney farce., "i
Runs in the Family," will
play from Not. 15-22 Audi.
tions are Sept. 6-8..
The comedy/musical,
"Why Do Fools Fall in Love"
will take the stage Irom lan.
7-24. ,With songs from the
1960is, it will be a trip down
memory lane. Auditions are
Oct. 25-27
"Murder Most Fouled
Up," a mN-stery/comedy by
Nikki Harmon, will be pre-
sented storm March 11-28.
Auditions are lan. 10-12
The season ends with the
Toni Dulack madcap come-
dy, "Breaking Legs.' The
show runs from May 6-23.


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Auditions are March 14-16.
Season tickets for all five
.shows are $65. A three-
show miniti-season is $45.
Call the box office at (772)
463-0366 from 12:30 p.m.-4
p.m.
There is still room at the
Pineapple's summer camp
workshops. From July 6-18,
July 20-Aug. 1 and Aug. 3-15
there will be camps for kids
7-11. The cost is $200. From
July 6-25 and July 27-Aug,
15, there will be camps for
kids 12-16 at $300 for each
- session.
Camps run from Mon-
day-Friday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
with a performance on the
Saturday after each session.
For more information,
visit the Web site,
www.PineapplePlayhouse.c
om.

Local student an arts
academy graduate

Michael Ferrara of Palm
City graduated from the
prestigious InterlochenArts
Academy in Interlochen,
Mich. The academy draws
students and faculty from
around the world.
Mr. Ferrara attended
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player with the "Tiger Regi-
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Winds.
He will continue his
music education at the
Wanda L. Bass School of
Music at Oklahoma City
University.

Call to artists
The St. Lucie County Art
in Public Places committee
has announced a call to
artists for muralists and
mosaic artists, living in the
county.
The committee has
approved a $5,000 grant to
brighten the Ravenswood
Pool area in Port St. Lucie.
The size of the project is 18
feet 6 inches by 7 feet.
Interested artists must
submit a proposed design,
description of the projects
and materials, steps to
ensure longevity of the final
product and a timeline to
complete the project.
Artists must include a
phone number, e-mail
address and photographs of
similar projects in Florida.
With the exception of the
proposed design, submit all
other information on a CD
or DVD to: St. Lucie County
Art in Public Places Com-
mittee, 2300 Virginia Ave.,
Fort Pierce, Florida 34982.
The deadline f6r submis-
sion is July 6 a 5 p.m.
For more information,
call Jody Bonet at (772) 462-
2548 or e-mail sic-
art@st.lucieco.org.

Poetry night returns

An evening of open
microphone poetry read-
ings for poets of all ages will
take place at the.Fort Pierce
Branch Library, 101 Melody
Lane on June 23 from 6-8
p.m.
Author and poet S.R.
Lavin, also known as
Shalom, will be featured at
the event, which is free and
open to the public.
Call (772) 462-2787 for
more information.

Library offers belly
dancing,'drumming

People of all ages are
invited to a belly dance
workshop with live drum-
ming, presented by Brother
Judah and the performing
arts group Sankofa, on June
25 at 6 p.m. at the Morgade
Library on the Indian River
State College campus in
Stuart.


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ST. LUCIE COUNTY-
The St. Lucie County Art
in Public Places Committee
is seeking mural and mosa-
ic artists living in the county.
The committee has
approved a $5,000 grant to
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PORT ST. LUCIE Rave
movie theatre in Port St.
Lucie will offer free movies
every Thesday and Wednes-
day in June and July, .thanks
to Mehaffey Construction
Company.
The free family film festi-
val will begin at 9:30 a.m.
and feature kid-friendly
movies.
"We know kids look for
things to do during summer
vacation and we thought


spending a few hours at an
air-conditioned theatre
with friends and family
would be a fun and safe
thing to do," said Tim
Mehaffey, president of the
Port St. Lucie-based con-
struction firm.
Moviegoers can purchase
discounted movie meals to
enjoy with the show.
Rave is located at 1900
N.W. Courtyard, Port St.
Lucie. For movie schedules,
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Scopes very first
Scopes impres-
From page BI sions are
always
your best. Your heart is open. Your
spirit is strong. Your life is becoming
increasingly valuable.
Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Visualize what you want to do over
the next three months. Then priori-
tize the time and order of impor-
tance. Write them down in order of
importance. All the answers are
inside you right now. Writing makes a
commitment. Positive results come
from making a plan and then taking
action. Good results are sure to fol-
low.
Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
Measure the quality of life by the joy
you feel in your heart. If you want
more happiness, pause, take a deep
breath, re-group and then move for-
ward again with a focus on the things
you truly love. Less important things
can wait. This approach along with
your love of balance will bring every-
thing to a safe completion. Great job.
Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Use recent successes as a spring-
board to rise to the next level; Fear is
not a word in your vocabulary. Pat
yourself on the back for recent victo-
ries. This new- found joy is a great


motivator to create more. With all
your natural tools and great heart it
is easy to see why you are always on
a positive roll. Yours is a wonderful
life.
Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Positive choices and changes you
recently made with your diet and
lifestyle are working well for you.
Making wise choices and trying dif-
ferent things until you get it right is
the key to success. You have the
courage to explore better ways like
few others. The changes are also
increasing your stamina. Excellent
job. Keep it up.
Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Your strong positive attitude always
gives you the extra strength to make
things happen. Your strong heart and
spirit are other reasons for your suc-
cess. Communicate up front what
you want and need and you will usu-
ally get it. These are high human val-
ues. You are at your very best when
you are using them.
Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Everyone gains strength, from your
light and presence. It keeps your
family ties strong. It gives you per-
sonal power in the workplace and
earns you much respect from friends.
You can always be counted on to do


the right thing. These fine human
qualities spring from your con-
science. Your values are set. Yours is
a great life well lived.
Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
With so many new responsibilities
coming your way, it is very impor-
tant for you to keep delegating or
letting go of less important things
that drain you instead of building
you up. Your inner guidance will
confirm this to be true when you
are open and listening. Use your
heart and instincts always and you
will easily handle anything coming
your way.

James Tucker can help bring joy
and renewed hope in your life. A
personalized astrology chart, pri-
vate reading, exciting home or
office party, inspirational group
talk or past life regression are just
a few of the special services *he
offers. Call (772) 334-9487 or e-
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keeping on.

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Sculptor
From page BI
message for children of
any age, a universal mes-
sage."
The sculpture, which is
made primarily of alu-
minum and stainless
steel, is 21-feet tall. The
globe has a 12-foot diam-


eter and stands 8-feet off
the ground.
Mr. Langley works on a
section at a time, building
it horizontally, labeling
each part, dismantling it
and working on another
section.
The entire work will not
be together until the final
installation. The sculptor
is particularly excited the


work will stand in Fort
Pierce, where he has lived
for two years.
"I love this city," he
s a i d
It's one of the best places
I've ever lived. I wanted a
house on the water I
could afford and the
water's blue, the dolphins
are right under your front
window and it's paradise.


The people are so nice
and I feel totally at home.
To have a sculpture in my
hometown is a wonderful
thing. I love giving back."
For information about
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Call for performers. 8 p.m.-
midnight. (772) 225-3444.
* Finz Waterfront Grille,
4290 S.E. Salerno Road,
Port Salerno. Jerry & the
Hurrycanes, 9 p.m. to
midnight. (772) 283-1929.
* Hutchinson Island
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555 N.E. Ocean Blvd.,
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Pirate's Loft, 4307 S.E.
Bayview St., Stuart, the
Jukebox Band, 8:30 p.m.-
12:30 a.m. (772) 223-5048.
The Stern House, 4110
SE Salerno Road, Port
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p.m. (772) 463-1166.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
Bogey's & Stogey's,
1032 S.E. Port St. Lucie
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performers. (772) 337-
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SCaf6 Cr6me, 1068 S.E.
Port St. Lucie Blvd., Port St.
Lucie, 6-8:30 p.m. (772)
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Conchy Joe's Seafood,
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Reggae by Rainfall, 8 p.m.
to midnight. (772) 334-
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Crawdaddy's, 1949 N.E.
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Obituaries


Francis P. Ricchiuti

Francis P. Ricchiuti, 85,
of Port St. Lucie, died May
29, 2009.
He was born in NewYork
and lived in Port St. Lucie
for 19 years.
He was preceded in
death by his parents, Cosi-
mo and Katherine and a
son, Patrick.
He is survived by his
wife, Theresa; a son,
Joseph; a sister, Angela
and two grandchildren.
Donations may be made
to Treasure Coast Hospice,
1201 S.E. Indian St., Stuart,
FL 34997. Arrangements by
All County Funeral Home
& Crematory Treasure
Coast Chapel.

Warren E. Gerhart

Warren E. Gerhart, 83, of
Port St. Lucie, died May
31, 2009.
He was born in Weather-
ly, Pa., and lived in Stuart
and Port St. Lucie for 26
years.
He served in the U.S.
Marines during World War
II.
He was a member of
Redeemer Lutheran
Church in Stuart, the Loyal
Order of the Moose and
the Fraternal 'Order of
Eagles.
,He was preceded in
death by his wife of 50
years, Marie.
He is survived by a
daughter, Pamela; a son,
Paul; two sisters, Alice and
Doris; a brother, Carl; five
grandchildren and ,two


great grandchildren.
Donatioations may be made
to the American Parkinson
Disease Association, South
Florida Chapter, North
Broward Medical Center,
201 E. Sample Road, Deer-
field Beach, FL 33064.
Arrangements by Forest
Hills Funeral Homes, Palm
City chapel.

Irene P. Cozine

Irene P. Cozine, 94, of
Port St. Lucie, died May
28,2009.
She was born in Ithaca,
N.Y.
She was a member of
Saint Andrew's Lutheran
Church in Port St. Lucie.
She was preceded in
death by her husband of
54 years, Charles.
'She is survived by two
sons, David and Don; a
daughter, Barbara; 13
grandchildren and 13
great-grandchildren.
Donations may be made
to the Treasure Coast Hos-
pice, 2500 Virginia Ave.,
Suite 202, Fort Pierce, FL
34981.


Elaine A. Reyes


Elaine A. Reyes, 62, of
Port St. Lucie, died June 2,
2009.
She was born in
Philadelphia and lived in
Port St. Lucie for 25 years.
She was preceded in
death by her parents,
Stewart and Florence.
She is survived by her
husband of 26 years, John-
ny; a daughter, Debbie; a
son, Daniel; a sister, Nerei-
da; four grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
. Arrangements by All
County Funeral Home &
Crematory Treasure Coast
Chapel.

Alberta Fehlberg

Alberta Fehlberg, 68, of
Port St. Lucie, died June 2,
2009.
She was born in Chica-
go and lived in Port St.
Lucie for six years.
She worked at 'Kraft
Foods.
She was a.member of
Grace Lutheran Church in
Port St. Lucie.
She was preceded in
death by her first husband,
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until I can move on.
Sunday, June 21st is
Father's Day. Make the day
special. If he didn't treat
you right on Mother's Day,
show him how it should be
done.
Now that we've got
everything settled, the
question is what to make
for dinner? Of course, to
start the day right, break-
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Perhaps you have a special
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recipes I have given you. I
will give you my late
husband Bill's, favorite
dinner; standing rib roast.
Of course we know
prime rib is a no-no on a
low-fat diet, but it is
Father's Day. I have to
admit, if his health would
be threatened, he might
think you're trying to
finish him off. If not, let's
throw all caution to the
wind and go for it!
Prime rib is an easy
dinner. Hopefully, the
stores will have a sale for
Father's Day. Try to buy
the small end and if
possible, trim as much fat
as you can without ruining
the shape of the roast.
Serve it with scalloped
potatoes, a vegetable, if
you choose, a wonderful
salad and dessert.
Remember to honor
your husband, father and
the father of your children.
Happy Father's Day to all
you wonderful, responsi-
ble men out there. We
need more of you.

PRIME RIB OF
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2 to 3 servings
per pound


You can buy a roast with
or without the bone. I
prefer it with the bone.
. Purchase at least a 2
rib roast
Garlic powder
Salt and pepper
Au-jus mix
Place meat fat side up in
roasting pan. Sprinkle
heavily with garlic powder
and pepper and lightly
with salt. Roast uncovered
in a (preheated) 325-
degree oven to desired
doneness. Do not add
water. Use a meat ther-
mometer for accurate
results.
RARE: 23-25 minutes
per pound, 130-140
degrees
,MEDIUM: 27-30 min-
utes per pound 160
degrees
WELL: 32-35 minutes
per pound, 170 degrees
Prime rib is always
served au jus, rather than
with a typical gravy, and
rightly so; it just seems to
taste better. Prepare the
purchased au-jus mix
while the meat is cooking.
To cut, lay meat on its
side and cut between ribs
for thick slices or de-bone
and slice as you choose.
Prime rib means prime
meat. Usually what is sold
in the supermarkets is'
choice and called, stand-
ing rib roast.


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Grammy
From page B6
or evaporated skim
milk for whole milk,
you will have a wonder-
ful, delicious, low-fat
dish.
When you use
evaporated skim milk
or skim milk, you will
need to add the full 4
tablespoons of flour.
If you are using whole
milk, 3 tablespoons of
flour will do.
To make this even
lower in fat, use a
butter substitute.
6 medium potatoes
1 medium onion
Salt and pepper
3-4 heaping table-
spoons flour
4 tablespoons butter
or butter substitute
Milk, either regular,
low-fat or skim
Peel potatoes and cut
into thin slices. Halve
the onion and cut into
thin slices. Place ih an
aerosol sprayed baking
dish in three layers.
Start with potatoes,
then onions. Sprinkle
with salt, pepper and
flour; dot with butter.
Continue layering,
ending with potatoes.
Add milk until it comes
almost to the top of the
potatoes.,
Cover and bake in a
350-degree oven until
milk is absorbed and
potatoes are fork'-
tender, one hour to one
hour ald 15 minutes.
-Remove cover for the
last 15 minutes for
browning.
NOTE: You can
prepare this dish in
advance and cook half-
way. Finish cooking
when ready to serve.
I am available for
talks from south Vero to
Hobe Sound, call (772)
465-5656 or (800) 823-
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notinmy cookbook, it
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Port St. Lucie, FL
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Obits
From page B5
John; a son, James and a
sister, Helen.
She is survived by her
husband, Rudy; two sons,
David and John; four step-
daughters, Geraldine,
Betty, Susan and Penny;
one step-son, Thomas; two
brothers, Robert and
Henry; a sister, Winnie and
nine grandchildren.
Arrangements by Yates
Funeral Home & Cremato-
ry. Donations may be made
to Treasure Coast Hospice,
2500 Virginia Ave., Suite
202, Fort Pierce, FL 34981.

Richard J. Campbell

Richard J. Campbell, 54,
of Port St. Lucie, died June
1,2009.
He was born in Queens,
N.Y.
He was preceded in
death by his father,
Alexander.
He is survived by his
mother, Yolanda; a daugh-
ter, Taylor and a son, Eric.
Arrangements by All'
County Funeral Home &
Crematory Treasure Coast
Chapel. '

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2009.
He was born in Fort
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Port St. Lucie for five years.
He was a truck driver
and operations manager
for Five Star Moving &
Storage.
He was preceded in
death by his father,
Charles and a brother,
Dwayne,
He is survived by his wife
of 19 years, Laurie; a
daughter, Christina; a sis-
ter, Sherry; a brother,
Bobby; his mother; Elaine;
a step-brother, Danny and
three step-daughters, Dar-
lene, Doreen and Donna.
Donations may be made
to Mount Sinai Cancer
Research 4306 Alton Road
Miami Beach, FL
33140.Arrangements by
Yates Funeral Home & Cre-
matory, Port Lucie.


Beverly E. Bursey
Beverly E. Bursey, 76, of
Port St. Lucie, died June 1,
2009.
She was born in Mont-
gomery, Ala.
She was a seamstress for
Broadway plays at the
Palm Beach Auditorium.
She was a member of the
Church of the Nazarene of
Lake Worth, the Woman's
Club and a volunteer for
the Salvation Army.
She was preceded in
death by her son, James
and two brothers, Larmar
and Clarence.
She is survived by Linda,
Guy, Joseph, Steven, Mari-
an, Donna, Billy, Carolyn;
adopted daughters, Tina
and
Laura; a sister, Carolyn
and a brother, Fred.
Donations may be made
to Treasure Coast Hospice,
1201 S.E. Indian St., Stuart,
FL 34997. "


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Margareth Coffman
Margareth 0. Coffman,
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June 4, 2009.
She was born in
Lebanon, Ind., and lived in
Port St. Lucie for 24 years.
She was preceded in
death by her husband of 62
years, Charles and a broth-
er, Walter.
She is survived by a son,
Charles; two daughters,
Margo and Judith; four
grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren.
Donations may be made
to Hospice, 2500 Virginia
Ave., Suite 202, Fort Pierce,
FL 34981.


Mary L.
Cobb-Gonzalez
Mary L. Cobb-Gonzalez,
52, of Port St. Lucie, died
June 5, 2009.
She was born in
Huntsville, Ala., and lived
in Port St. Lucie -for 10
years.
She was preceded in
death by her parents,
David and Lena.
She is survived by a son,
Steven; five sisters, Cathy,
Minerva, Edith, Mona and
Sandra and two brothers,
David and Leonard.
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County Funeral Home &
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After losing the first game
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Port Salerno on June 1, and
won 4-3, behind the pitching
of Desirae Page.
The championship 'game
was held against Port Salerno.
The game was 3-2 until the
bottom of the fifth inning,


when Port Salerno scored five
times to go ahead 8-2.
With their last at bats, the
Port St. Lucie girls scored nine
runs in the top of the sixth to
go ahead 11-8.
After one out in the bottom
of the sixth, Port Salerno bat-
tled back to score two runs.
With one out, the tying run
on third and and winning run on
second, Ashley Rosado struck
out the final two batters to
help the team capture the
championship.


Keeping feet cool

during summer golf


A anyone playing golf in..
the heat of the summer
s well aware of the new
clothing designed to keep you
cool and dry.
Over the past several years,
companies.have come up
with great newproducts and
materials, beyond the cottoji
of old, to'make us somewhat
comfortable during the
hottest days.
-'We now have shirts that
pull sweat away from the
body and to the outside of
your shirt, where it evapo-"
rates quickly.'This allows the.
-body's natural cooling.system
tovork as MNluier Narure
intended. These shirts also do
not cling to our skin, making
any activity much more
enjoyable.
. With all the technology
going into keeping you cool
and comfy from the waist up,
no one has really addressed
an equally important body
part: your feet. That is until
now.
Just a couple of months
ago, Geox
(a IiI'u .geor.cotmgolfil, the
leading footwear manufac-
turer in Italy and second
worldwide in the lifestyle-
casual sector, launched its
first collection of golf shoes.
For the first time ever, the
Geoxline advances golf
footwear by enhancing
comfort and functionality
with a waterproof sole and
total breathability. Yes, I said
the shoebreathes.
t Golf, lik anysport, makes
the feet perspire considerably
more than usual. Throw in
that we live in a verywarm
and humid climate, along
with the. morning dew, rain,
mud and more on the golf
courseand it's easy for one's
feet to become damp and
hot.
Studies show the average
person displaces as much as
20 gallons of sweat through
his or her feet over the course
of a year. Yuck!
Until now, the golf shoes on
the market allowed heat to
escape only from the.top of
the shoe, not the sole, which
is the part of the foot that
heats up the most.
With that in mind, Ge.ox
has designed the first fully-
breathable golf shoe that
allows perspiration to
evaporate from the foot via a
breathable leather upper, and
most importantly, through a
technologically-advanced
"net" incorporated into the
shoe's sole.
Geox's patented NET
System technology, com-
bined with a special, water-
proof breathable membrane,
allows perspiration to
evaporate properly from the
top and bottom of the foot,
keeping you dry even in the
most adverse conditions.
The body perspires to keep
its temperature constant and
cool the vital organs. In a
sports such as golf, perspira-


tion increases in the feet as
the body tries to cool itself.
When wearing ordinary
golf footwear, the sweat is
usually trapped inside and
soaks into the bottom ofyour
socks as it searches for a place
to go. It can sometimes feel as
though your feet are wrapped
in a plastic bag, causing
unpleasant sensations and
unhygienic effects and in
some cases, athlete's foot.
The surface of the Geox golf
shoe's sole consists of a net
and a special breathable and
waterproof membrane. These
combine to enhance transpi-
ratiort, allowing the foot to
breathe over its entire surface,
while keeping water and
other external elements from
penetrating the inside of the,
shoe.
"We are confident that the
Geox golf shoe will become a
favorite among golf athletes
and enthusiasts who will
appreciate our technology,
which allows players to focus
their energy on the mechan-
ics of the game, not the
discomfort of sweaty feet,"
says GEOX Chairman and
founder, Mario Moretti
Polegato.
Mr. Polegato came up with
the idea of a shoe that
breathes from the top and the
bottom allowing air to flowing
and out of the shoe after an
hour-long walk in the Reno,
Nev. desert. The sweltering
heat compelled him to poke
holes in the bottom of his
shoes with a Swiss Army knife
in an attempt to increase
ventilation to his sweaty,
weary feet.
I have had the opportunity
to test the Geox NET golf shoe
over the past couple of
months. I will testify that it
reallyworks, and works well. I
can actually feel the air
moving around my feet as I
walk or even as I sit in the
cart. My socks are dry-when I
take off my shoes and my feet
feel as if they could walk
another 18 holes.
Not only do these shoes
breathe and keep my feet
cooler, they are also quite
comfortable and stable
through my golf swing. They
are fashionable as well, and
come in a variety of styles and
colors. It's easy to see how
Geox sold 23 million pairs of
shoes in 68 countries around
the world in 2007.
If you're looking to keep
your feet as cool and comfy as
the rest of your body while
playing your round, you
should look into buying pair
number 23,000,001.
James Stammer can be
contacted at
jstammer@yahoo.com.


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A Plus Storage, Inc.
located at 8350 South
US1, Port St. Lucie, Fl
34952 772-878-0242 will
sell vehicle at public sale
at 2 p.m. June 30, 2009.
Unit #10
Martha A. Dukoska
1998 OLDS 88 VIN#
1G3HN52K5W4816851
All proceeds will be used
to pay the delinquent rent
and other charges which
have not be paid. A Plus
Storage Inc. reserves the
right to reject any .bids.
Checks not accepted.
Pub:June 19& June 26, 2009
MY TOWING, INC. gives
Notice of Foreclosure of
Lien and intent to sell
these vehicles on
7/10/2009 10:00 am at
1786 SW Biltmore St.
Port St. Lucie; FL 34984,
ursuant to subsection
13.78 of tie Florida
Statutes. My Towing, Inc
reserves the right to dc-
cept or reject any and/or
all bids.
1988 PONTIAC
1G2BL81Y4JA204495
1995 CADILLAC
1G6KD52B2SU226340
2001 DAEWOO
KLAVB692X1B290879
Pub:JUNE 19, 2009
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gives Notice of Foreclosure
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9:00 am at 6960 Heritage
Dr Port St Lucie, FL 34952-
8230, pursuant to subsec-
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.Statutes. TOW BOYS INC.
reserves the right to accept
or reject any and/or all
bids.
1986 CHEVROLET
1G1BN69H8GY153123
1994 MAZDA
1YVGE22COR5141776
1992 MERCURY.
2MECM74WXNX716808
2005 YAMAHA
JYARJ06E35A024099
1986 MERCEDES-BENZ
WDBEA30D7GA178496
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BOOK CASE, 24w x. 36h
with 3 shelves, excellent
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772-334-8862 MC
BOOKS, 22, hard covers,
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ers', 772-546-4751 MC
BOOTS Harley David-
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black I ien's, new In
box, i.,, 772-359-1380
BOWLING BALL, 12 lbs.
brown hao, white shoes,
siz8 e "
772-:1 .3;'.,.l" Mi
CABINET, COMPUTER,
I1 h.. ' l"d, like new
772 n,-.6567 SLC
CAMPING GEAR, large
2 room tent, ground tarp,
large screen dining tent,
$80, 540-556-0582 MC
CD PLAYER/ Boom Box
$10, Sony stereo,(radio,
3 cd player) 2 speakers
$50 772-882-0882
COCKATEIL PAIR, fancy
Cockatiel, not babies,
semi-tame, laying eggs,
$50, 772-336-3595 SLC
COMPUTER, Dell, Di-
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Canon photo printer,
$150, 772-465-3731 SLC.
DESK, Large wooden,
good shape, $50, Chest
freezer, 1 year old, $100,
772-287-8072 MC
DISHES 49 piece set,
Platters, glass bowls,
casserole. Oven to table..
$45 772-231-0972
DISPLAY CASE, Vendor
Lucite, counter top, $95,
772-475-5965 SLC
DOLL, Madame Alexand-
er Coquette, 10", with
box, $50, 772-283-1341
MC
DRESSES, TENT style,
for large women, all pret-
ty, 2 @ $5 each,
72-336-9606 SLC
DRILL 1/2" variable 5.5
amps, Black & Decker.
New x inr box $45:
772-343-8477 SLC
ELECTRIC GUITAR &
Amp. Fender squier, 15G
frontmah, Barely used.
$175. 772-631-0019 MC
ENTERTAINMENT Cen-
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condition, must sell, $175
obo, 772-807-8088 SLC
FILE CABINET, dark
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$45 firm, 772-878-5799.
GOLF CLUB Set, Jun-
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good condition, $25,
561-797-7928 MC
GOLF SHOES, ladies,
spiked, like new, Dunlop,
size 7w, $15,
772-337-3979 SLC


HOT WHEELS cars, total
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772-828-9701 MC
JEWELRY BOX, 15w x
40h, 5 drawers plus
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ing, $100, 772-334-4208
LAWN MOWER Seat,
took off Troy Built, $25,
Grill w/ stand, propane,
$50 obo 772-489-0735
LAWN MOWER, new,
used 2x when tractor was
down, was $170, asking
$100, 772-380-4840 SLC
LOVE SEAT Rattan Blue
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cocktail table wlglass top
$45 both 772-340-7018
MOWER BLADES- 42",
16 sets, 21' each, $140
obo, 772-597-1947 MC
NEON BEER SIGNS
Budweiser & Corona.
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NEW BUSINESS that
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Call for more information
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PROPELLER,' for Air
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puerto rican cuatro
handmade with case
$175/obo 772-871-9362
RADIAL SAW with at-
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good shape, $100,
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SEXTANT, Navigation
outfit, parallels, dividers,
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SOFA BED, full size, 67",
2 accent pillows, neutral
stripes, very good cond,
$45, 772-3359397, SLC
SPEAKERS, PEAVEY,
110 mix, $100,
772-336-6938 SLC
TELEVISION, 25", Hita-
chi, color, excellent con-
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TELEVISION, 32", Tosh-
iba, 2001, good condi-
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TELEVISION, Panason-
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TUXEDO JACKETS, 4 or.
5, used, clean .but need
pressing, $30 each,
772-584-3272 IR
TWIN STROLLER
Combi (win stroller Good
.cond. $100/obo
772-873-4570
UMBRELLA, for beach,
$20, 772-621-4065 SLC
VACUUM CLNR-l Robot,
Roomba. extra brushes,
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$75 561-827-2207


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LUCIE off R ST L. UCl 2.
PORT ST LUCIE ff PORT ST LUCIE 2r STUART- Hibiscus Park FORT PIERCE Highpoint SEBASTIAN- Spaci us00." W
Becker Road Furn hed furnishedrooms for rent furnished oom with bath, 55+ furn $395/mo 3/2 bedroom MOVE IN
roomn w private entrance shared utilities. No W/D, kitchen privileges. 7- credit ral.ng required. SPECIAL,* ONLY* $20
and ctn 3 mo trial smokers No pets. Non-smoker. $95/wk, 570-,328-3717 W/D in di units, cable, STUART. FROM $525.
$125/wk. 772-336-6938 .2, wk, '772-879-0733 772-607-2223 FORT PIERCE- Move in water, sewer & more in- Furnished/Unfurnished
PORT ST LUCIE Unfurn PORT ST. LUCIE WEST for $231. Studio $459. & clouded 772-581-4440 efficiencies. Sierra Con-
ished rooms with kitchen Lookling for ,responsible. *I 1 bedroom $579. Ask restrictions apply dos. No pets.
privileges W/D. Family & 'person to Ishare 3/2 a1boutour otherodiscounts *Income restrictions apply Judy Conran Broker
pet OK. Fenced '. ,T, Good neighbor & promotions! Sandpiper STUART 55+ D La 7722835763
Cable & .internet. ,od $340/mo. + cable HUTCHINSON ISLAND Apts 772466-0470 Bahia 2-br/1.5-ba fully A
Hurricane Shutters. 1st, and 1/3 Utilities 2-br/1.5-ba furnished. is 7 6 2 Ba ful r
last & $100 security. ,I' -7'J 7 overlooks inlet, min to furnished water, cable AFFOR
Static at $300mo PORT ST. LUCIE- seek- .: r, boat slip. dock, pool, e tlbhs0 VERO BEACH: Call for
,72,71-70 9msl* a3eo ted, K tr 1moaspecialsi F r a from ,,$475&li
72977029 ing '; responsible, "em- '$1200/mo, annual 900/ -al. 33082-6952- r froi '$600 rinc
PORT ST. LUCIE 1-br played, N/S, adult to rent mo 7,72-971-5291 FORT PIERCE- Virgini STUART beautiful apt watersewer Tile, New
N on-smoker..-Insl D bath, ivin room. Access to Park Apts. First Month Close to beach and app. Neat Beach, Park &
cable/utlities. In$125/wk kitchen. Utilities incl. adRefs tFr6e! No application Feel. downtown. Call for Restaurant 772-563-0013
$500/mo 77,2-337-5138, & background check req. e No Deposit (w/ approved details. Good rental
GREAT NEWS AND $600/mo 561-718-2940 credit) 772-464-8522 value. 772-631-9104
*I C LASIFIE ADc SO STUART Master BR FORT PIERCE FORT PIERCE-Large 1, STUART- Studio- Apt.
CLASSIFIED ADSI partially furn. Fireplace, 1/1 Apt. Just refinished, 2, & 3 BR apts avail now. Monterey Rd. Pool ..& FORT PIERCE' White
HOMETOWN NEWS house privileges. Non clean. $400/mo + elec- Good area, on Virginia. Laundry. Walk to 'stores. City, 311 5,2 private cor-
800-8-466 rr-,.r Ci,.:ie to 1-95. tric. Close to town on Starting @ $495/mo Call $550/mo. indcl water, elec- ner lot, non-smoking, Ig.
.800823046 50. mo 1t.1t9150 Boston Ave., Call Steve 561-707-9548 tric,. & cable tv. First & scrnd pitio, pets okay.
80 Apartm t s561-441-2541 Im FORT PIERCE: North $500 security, $25 Condo $1,300/mo 772-201-0360
I Beach lbr/lba on Ocean, Approval 'Required."- NO HOBE SOUlD -
FORT PIERCE 55+ High ully Furnished with PETS772486-6926 Poinciana Gardens.
iPoint 1/1.5 W/D, ANC, Kitchen & Utilities. Daily STUART- -Tierra Verde Nice 3/2/2 pool, quiet
$200 scilingfas. Req$40 + credit or $163/wk 772465-9684 2-br/2-ba 1st floor, No street. $1,300/mo. F/L/S
SABAL CHASE rating 863-697-3259 HUTCHINSON ISLAND age restrictions. $750/mo 605-695-2975
SABAL C ASEFOR 'PIERCE55+Hig oceanfront. Beautiful 2/2 7-72285-9512, JENsENBEAcH Rio 1/1
Apartments FORT PIERCE 55 High furnished, condo. Pool STUART- Wide river or oNSEN BEACH Rison $450/mo
Point 2/2 wood floors, $850/mo. Avail May 24- 2-br/2-ba. Waterfront for includes electrison 2$450/mo1
99 MOVES YOU IN, $550/ mo + $300 insec. 7+ Dec 15. 313-530-3368 porches pool, $1200/mo $550/mo + utilites fenced
REST ',OF THE MONTH FREE!' :credit rating required PORT ST. LUClE Mid- Watch the sunsets, back yard. 772-692-0807
Free cable! 863-697-3259 port Place 11 2/2 1st fi 772-692-1200 see photos
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Rent starting at $598. Point. 1-br/1-ba, furnished community. $625/mo 43945 pool. River Vista 1110
866-S9 -5727 24 hr gate. Tennis, pool, 772-979-0085 Stuart/Jensen Bdach 2 Westchester $1500/mo
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SOME RESTRtCTIONS MAY APPLY* landlord..772-.ti.. furnished & everything of `.rentals as low as
FORT PIERCE-S55+ Gat- MAnew! Clubhouse, Golf, $800/mo. 772-618-5244.
FdRT comm. 2nd Floor td. Pool, Billiards, PC Century 21 Silva &
ed'comm. 2nd Floor 2/2 Room, Library and much Associates
nicely furnished, w/ laun- morel A mhust see social,
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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
VERO BEACH 2/2 furn
Plantation blinds Scrnd
Rm waterview. $ 32,500
Joyce 772-567-8206 or
863-666-6961 ML 6002
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heater '08. $39.9K Joyce
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kit, fa m rm, wood floors.
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COOL COLORADOI
Acre on beautiful trout
fishing stream,. $28,500.
Secluded mountain can-
yon, good. roads. $500
down, $250 monthly.
Owner, 806-376-8690
COSTA RICA BEACH
HOMES UNDER $100K.
Jaco Bch + Playa Azul.
Financing available. Call
Kathy Hile 321-288-0926
email: khile@cfl.rr.com
FLORIDA LAKE Bar-
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49,900 (was $89,900)
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2-br/1-ba with carport.
Tile floors. W/D hook-up.
Small pet OK. $625/mo +
deposit. 772-260-3976.

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SEBASTIAN CBS 3/2/1
w/fireplace, tile floors,
W/D, screen porch, nice
neighborhood, close to
Th..rppind $850/mo
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772-532-5722



PORT ST. LUCIE 3/2
Villa End unit, with side
yard '.privacy." Screened:
porch, West of Turnpike.
$775/mo. + 'deposit.
Small -Pet OK.
772-349-5961


FORT PIERCE 2 weeks
FREE! Off Sunrise- &
Edwards, Like new 2/1..
$59c/mo T.600 sec. No
pel- 7'72-532-7785'
FORT PIERCE 515
Hampton Place 1/1
freshly painted & close to
downtown. $400/mo
,305-481-5554
305,304-1453
FORT PIERCE: 1203
1205 'Ave L 2/1. Near
community park. washer
-hook-up. .$475/mo. No
security, deposit.
305-481-5554/304-1453'
JENSEN BEACH
2-br/1-ba- renovated.
Fenced back yard, big
BBQ deck. F/S, $750/mo.
Sm pet OK 772-545-2057


GEORGIA Land in mid-
die Ga. west of Macon.
40ac with 1/2ac fish
pond. Electric & Phone
utilities available. Zoned
Agricultural/ residential
$165,000 negotiable
5 7 5 -4 9 1 2 9 7 6
mjl125@yahoo.com
GEORGIA North Georgia
Mtns. Ellijay Blueridge,
Braund New 2/2 cabin on
.77ac, Priv. Comm. wood
firs, New apple fireplace,
near rivers, rafting & fish-
ing. Bargain @ $125,000
561-512-5550
GEORGIA: SHORT
SALE 600ac Plantation
70mi East of Atlanta. 11
Bedrooms, w/Caretaker
Housing, Barn, Kennels
25ac lake/pond. Sell Next
. 30 Days $2,875,000
404-354-5872
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
Warm Winters/Cool
Summers. NEW! E-Z to
finish log cabin .,shell
w/loft &basement,
includes acreage
$89,900. Mountain&
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from $39,000-$99,000.
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TENNESSEE MOUN-
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Breathtaking views,
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931-946-2484
TEXAS LAND
100OAcres in Terrell Co.r
Mule Deer, whitetail deer
.& quail. $545/acre'with
terms available.
Affordable Hunting &
Fishing Property. All
sizes up to 20,000acres.
Call 1.877-460-1581


STUART- 2-br/1-ba tri
plex. Tile & carpet floors.
Good cond. Appliances,
W/D hook-up. $650/mo
F/L/S 772-288-7389-




FORT PIERCE- Country
Cove 2/1, unfurn, $560/,
mo + utilities. Month to
Month Depotit required.
Valerie: 772-807-0883


SPECIAL
Plantation Manor
Gated Community.
l/mo FREE
w/1 yr. Lease
2/br $600.
Including sewer L
and water
w/Security Deposit
or Month to Month

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STUART East Ocean
'Blvd. Office available in
2-office suite. Nicely flrn.
3i.,n. room & bathroom
$300I; T,. + half electric.
772-288-0880

STUART- Massage
Therapist, Esthetician or
other quiet professional
$500/mo 772-220-1005


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Lowest prices in years
Jefferson County.
871 acres, $1995/acre
1084 acres, $1850/acre.
Southern Pine Planta-
tions 352-867-8018
VIRGINIA MTN LAND
CLOSEOUT SALE
Take $10,000 off 8 acres!
On riverfront, private,
great fishing, must sell,
call ownerbank financing
1-866-275-0442
WHOLESALE TIME-
SHARE 60-80% off Re-
tail! Qualified Buyers On-
ly! Call for free info pack.
1-800-639-5319 www.
holidaygroup.com/flier



SELL/RENT YOUR
Timeshare Now!! Mainte-
nance fees too high?
Need Cash? Sell your
unused timeshare today.
No commissions or brok-
er fees.- Free consulta-
tion. www.sellatimeshare
.corn 1-888-310-0115
SELL/RENT your Time-
share Now!!! Mainte-
nance fees to high? Need
Cash? Sell your unused
timeshare today. No
Commissions or Broker
Fees. Free Consultation
www.sellatimeshare.com
1-877-494-8246



BAYS Two 20'x24'
bays for rent 10ft garage
door opening, plus side
door entrance, $5251mo.
.Located in Hobe Sound
-772-545-9477
Fort Pierce
WAREHOUSE
Great location, 950sqft, 2
overhead doors, almost
1/2 ac of parking. Near
US1, cony to 1-95.
$1695/mo 772-521-5111



FORECLOSURE"
HOMES & Land Special
Financing Availible, Any
Credit! Any Income! View
properties at www.
roselandco.com Or 'call
Rose Land & Finance
Corp.800-733-5342.


TITUSVILLE 1 Month
FREE (*with this ad.)
Offices from 150-4000sf
Totally renovated w/view
of Cape Canaveral. Co
Brokers, welcome. Call
Miriam at 954-961-0500




PORT ST. LUCIE
Class A
Office Warehouse
Located off US 1
w/finished A/C office
** New **
2,200sqft to 17,0O0sqft
Tilt up" concrete,
high cubes,
drive in doors,
$7.00per sqft.

Call Michael
954-646-6390




-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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MARATHON. LUXURY
1-6 bedroom vacation
homes. Beautiful ocean-
'front properties. Pools,
hot tub, docks & more!
Weekly & long weekend
rates. Call for last mi-
nute summer specials
1-888-564-5800
Arherican-Paradise.com
Please Tell Them...
I Saw It In
HOMETOWN NEWS
CLASSIFIEDSI
800-823-0466


ARUBA -
Sat. Sept 12th Sat. Sept
19th. Aruba Beach Club.
Studio for 4. Private for 2.
Right on the beach $595
772-878-2050
NORTH CAROLINA
.MOUNTAINS
Beat the-heat and head
to the mountains!
Book your vacation today
Even the family pet is
welcome! Monthly rentals
available too!
Foscoe Rentals
1-800-723-7341
www.foscoerentals.com


SMOKY MOUNTAIN
Getaway Bryson City NC.
2/2 all amenities. Close
to Casino, Train, Hiking,
Rafting, Dollywood.
$300/wk 772-562-8554
ST. AUGUSTINE BCH
Oceanview Condo from
$99hite $779/wk, House
from $199nite $1399wk,
Oceanfront wedding $359
or Historic Dist fr $129
Discount cruises $289pp.
904-825-1911
www.sunstatevacatlon.com
Classified 800-823-0466


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OUR Car- WANTED
d Children Cars or Trucks
nd Educa- running or not I pay cash
it Towing. lets make a deal.
Title Prob- Call me at 772-370-6391
e Vacation/
ir. Special
448-3865 K i' J
OUR Car. HONDA 1995 VT 1100
"Cars for 25,000 miles. New tires &
edition. Tax windshield. Many new
Outreach chrome parts. $3000.
7-9411 Liberty Towing
SCAR 772-545-3156
*r Fund of WANTED JAPANESE
those suf- Motorcycles Kawasaki,
ncer Today. 1970-1980 Z1-900, KZ90
& Tax de- 0, KZ1000, S1-250, S2-
0-835-9372 250, S2-350, S3- 400,
H1-500, H2-750, Cash
Paid, Free Nationwide
TOW & Pick Up B00-772 -1142 or
e. 310-721-0726.
5th wheels,
$Cash for .CALL CLASSIFIED
les Call and sell that cartl
800-823-0466


WANTED JAPANESE
Motorcycles Kawasaki,
Z1-900, (KZ900) 1972-
1976, KZ1000 (1976-
1980), KZ1000R (1982-
1983), Z1R, S1-250,
S2-350, S3-400, H1-500,
H2-750, Honda CB750
(1969- 1975), Susuki
GS400, GT380, Cash
Paid, Free Nationwide
Pick Up 800-772-1142 or
310-721-0726.
YAMAHA 1100 Classic
2005. Loaded with extras.
5600 miles. $6500/obo
Sonny 772-873-0541see
photos at www.
HometownNewsOL.com
ad #36765



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
CAMPING MEMBER-
SHIP LIFETIME
Camp Coast to Coast
USA/Canada/Florida. $10
per night (full hook-up)
Year Round. Paid $1595,
MUST SELL $595.
1-800-236-0327
SAFARI TREK 1998 62K
miles. Great layout,
sleeps 4, corian counters
wood floors, Good cond.
$19,500 772-463-7442
Call Classified
800-823-0466


JEEP WRANGLER 2006
silver with black int and
rag top. 31K miles. Tow
bar. 6-speed. like new.
$13,000 772-463-7442


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


GARAGE SALE?
Place your ad in
Hometown News
800-823-0466


Please Tell Them...
I Saw It In The
.HOMETOWN NEWS
CLASSIFIED!
1-800-823-0466


DODGE RUMBLE BEE
2004 Hemi 5.7 loaded
with everything. 37K
miles. Custom 4 port
exhaust. Factory warr
cleanest truck in Florida
Possible owner financing.
$16,500 772-589-0158


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BOATS; 1000's of boats
for sale www.florida-
mariner.com reaching 6
million homes weekly
throughout Florida. Tide
charts, Broker Profiles,
Fishing Captains, Dock-
side Dining & More
1-800-388-9307
Classified 800-823-0466


CLUB MED SANDPIP-
ER MARINA Port st. Lu-
cie. Boat slips avail, up to
100' boats. Fuel docK,
WIFI, showers, pools, fit-
ness center, tennis 'and
tikii bar 772-335-7875
STUART Protected
Dockage, South Fork,
St. Lucie. $5.00 per foot.
772-834-6167


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FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED SINCE 1970! 30,000 SQUARE FEET
ORIGINAL DISCOUNT FURNITURE. BEWARE OF
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MICRO FIBER SbFA $350


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Now In Stockf!!'


YOUR ONLY OUTLET FOR DISCOUNT
PATIO FU NATURE SSTBE
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OUTDOOR WATERFALL
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RECLINER. YOUR CHOICE OF
COLOR-CAFE, OCCOA Sao
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Rich Brown
Finish!!
$198


ALWAYS IMITATED NEVER EQUALED


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FINANCE AVAILABLE
2822 S. U.S. #1, FT. PIERCE SAME AS CASH S
AND REGULAR
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