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DISTRICT CHAMPS

Sebastian River High School
pitcher Molly Whittington was
a key factor in the Sharks
winning a district crown
recently. In a game
against Bayside, she B12
shut out the team


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Index
Business ............................ ...... A8
Classified .............................. B12
Community Notes ............ A13
Crossword .........................B. 10
Dining & Entertainment .... B1
Dining Guide ........................ B1
Entertainment Calendar .... B1
Gardening ........................ ...... B9
Horoscopes ....................... ..... B1
Police Report ........................ A5
Spor .............. ..... .................. B12
Travel ............................... A 14
Viewpoint .................................. A6
Week in Review .................... A3


Piper package calls for job creation, new investment


County, state
OK incentives
for plane
manufacturer
BY WARREN KAGARISE
Staff writer
VERO BEACH - A $32
million incentive package
for Piper Aircraft requires
the company to increase its
workforce by more than 200
employees and meet other
benchmarks, officials said


Monday, after almost a year
of negotiations with the avi-
ation company.
Indian River County
would contribute $12 mil-
lion in three $4 million pay-
ments to retain the plane
manufacturer, according to
terms of a package
approved by the County
Commission.
Money from the general
fund and other sources -
rather than property tax
revenue - will be used for
the package.
Enterprise Florida, the


Fishing for


answers, students


explore lagoon


BY WARREN KAGARISE
Staff writer
WABASSO ISLAND -
By the time 100 Beach-
land Elementary School
fourth-graders reached
the shore of the Indian
River Lagoon last week,
they knew about animals
and plants that thrive
there, and the ecological
webs that bind them
together.
From the mangrove-
lined shore, teams of
fourth-graders headed
into the lagoon, shuffling
their feet to avoid step-
ping on stingrays. Stand-
ing waist-deep in the
brackish water, students
collected lagoon mud,
and dipped nets beneath
the surface, searching for
signs of life.
"It was wet, but it was
cool," 10-year-old Gess-
ner Pantley said.
Held at the Environ-
mental Learning Center,
Lagoon Days draw stu-
dents from across Indian
River County for a day-
long lesson about the
estuary in their back-
yards.
By mid-May, fourth-
graders from every public
and private elementary
school in Indian River
County will participate in
Lagoon Days.
Holly Dill, executive
director of the Environ-
mental Learning Center,
described the field trips


as "fundamental to our
mission" of education.
Indian River County
students also visit the
Environmental Learning
Center as first- and third-
graders. Lessons from
Lagoon Days have also
been incorporated into
Up Close & Ecological, a
nature program for elect-
ed officials.
At Beachland Elemen-
tary, located a few hun-
dred yards from the Indi-
an River Lagoon, students
readied for the visit by
studying the lagoon
ecosystem.
Fourth-grader Caleigh
King, 9, described search-
ing lagoon mud for
organisms and finding
brittle stars and tiny
crabs.
Activities included a
mock archeological dig,
in which students sifted
through sand searching
for shark teeth, and a sta-
tion dedicated to Florida
history.
Students also learned
about threats to the
lagoon before wading in.
Miles of canals crisscross-
ing Indian River County
send pollutants to the
lagoon. Once pollutants
reach the lagoon, they
can become trapped in
muck along the lagoon
bottom, or cloud water
and harm animals and
plants.
0 See LAGOON, A13


BRINGING HOME HONORS
This photograph, taken
by staff photographer
Cliff Partlow, took
second place Best
Original Color Photo-
graph used in a news
event at the 2008 AFCP
Awards in Palm Springs,
Calif., last weekend.
Vero Beach's Harrison
Brown sends a wicked
forehand across the net P
during practice in
March 2007 at the - .
Riverside Tennis
Complex.
See story page, A8.


File photo by Cliff Partlow


state economic develop-
ment agency, earmarked
another $20 million for the
package.
Commissioners voted
unanimously to approve
the deal during a 20-minute
meeting. Afterward, Piper
CEO Jim Bass said he would
present the offer to the
board of Piper's parent
company, American Capital
Strategies of Bethesda, Md.
"It was a long negotiation
and everybody operated
with good faith," he said.
"They worked hard."


Penny Chandler, execu-
tive director of the Indian
River County Chamber of
Commerce, said she was
"hopeful that we'll hear
something by the end of the
week."
Conditions of the agree-
ment require Piper to
increase its workforce, and
repay portions of the incen-
tive if the company's
employment dips below
benchmarks.
"I feel like this is as risk-
free as possible for our
community," Commission-


er Sandra Bowden said.
"There absolutely are pro-
tections for our communi-
ty."
In order to receive an ini-
tial $4 million payment
from Indian River County,
Piper must add 51 full-time
jobs and invest $15 million
in product development.
Other conditions for the
initial payment require
Piper to announce that its
planned PiperJet will be
designed and assembled in

,) See PIPER, A4


GETTING A HELPING HAND


Cliff Partlow/staff photographer
Eight-year-old Sheila DeOliveira, right, and her mom, Sasha Carrico, work on Sheila's
tie-dye bandana at the 27th Annual Vero Beach Museum of Art Children's Art Festival
Saturday,


New addition helps


nurses spot veins


BY WARREN KAGARISE -
Staff writer ,
VERO BEACH - A beam
of green light shone onto a
patient's hand, revealing
an intricate network of
veins beneath the skin.
Instead of probing for a
suitable vein, Indian River
Medical Center nurse
Cindy Vanek studied the
square of flesh illuminated
by green light.
For Ms. Vanek and her
colleagues, a VeinViewer,
an advanced piece of imag-
ing technology, has stream-
lined treatment since its
January arrival at IRMC.
"Patients see this coming
into the room and they just
relax," said Ms. Vanek,


IRMC's director of emer-
gency services. "Children
think this is really cool,
too."
Nurses, who nicknamed
the piece of equipment
"Veinessa," said the Vein-
Viewer is especially helpful
when inserting a needle
into patients with thin skin.
The equipment can show
areas as deep as eight mil-
limeters beneath the sur-
face of the skin.
"It has allowed us to
locate hard-to-find veins,"
IRMC nurse Summer Mon-
roe said.
Using the imager, nurses
find veins faster, and "that
way we're not poking and
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- Twenty students from six
public and private schools
represented Indian River
County at the 53rd State Sci-
ence and Engineering Fair of
r Florida on April 16-18 at the
Lakeland Center, Lakeland.
Sixteen of the 20 students
representing Indian River
County took top honors in the
competition that hosted more
than 831 students from the
State of Florida. The students
netted five-second place, one
third place, four fourth place,
six honorable mentions and
two recognition awards.
Results are as follows:
Junior Division:
* Alissa M. Albrecht of
Sebastian River Middle
School received second place
in the Junior Environmental
Sciences Division for her proj-
RNE ect titled, "Lagoon vs. River -
How Does the Water Quality
of the Indian River Lagoon
,t Differ from the Water Quality
ofthe Sebastian River?"
* Kayla C. Evens of Gifford
Middle School of Gifford Mid-
dle School received second
Division for her project titled,
"What are the Effects of Ions
on Yeast Metabolism?" Kayla
also received a special award
from Science for America.
O * Charlotte H. Morse of Gif-
ford Middle School received
fourth place in the Junior Bio-
chemistry Division for her
project titled, "Comparison of
Energy in Commercial and
Home Prepared Energy Bars."
* Adriana Olaya-Pineda of
Gifford Middle School
received fourth place in the
Junior Microbiology Division
for her project titled, "Selec-
tion and Identification of Bac-
teria and Controlled Fungal
Pathogens."
SJeffrey M. Price of Sebast-
ian River Middle School
received second place in the
Junior Physics Division for his
project titled, "Interstellar
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a special award from NASA.
* Lucy A. Sexton of Saint
Edward's Middle School
- received third place in the
Botany Junior Division for her
project titled, "Sweetin' Your
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Also representing Indian
River County in the Junior
Division were Andrew M.
Casalino of Gifford Middle
School with his project titled,
"Tower of Power: Trebuchet
Physics", Nicole L. Farrington
of Gifford Middle School with
her project titled, "Lone Star,"
*Danielle Nowak of Oslo Mid-
dle School with her project
titled, "What's inYour Water?,"
Colin D. MacKay of Gifford
Middle School with his proj-
ect titled, "Under Pressure,"
and Garrett R. Murto of
Sebastian River Middle
School with his project titled,
"No Noise is Good Noise."
Senior Division winners:
- James E. Fichtelman of
Vero Beach High School
received second place in the
Senior Zoology Division for
his project titled,
"Histopathologic Investiga-
tion of Carcinogensis in Pla-
narians Secondary to UV C, B
and A Exposure, Year Two."
* Kirk J. Henf of Sebastian
River High School received
special recognition for his
Senior Chemistry Division
project titled, "The Effects of
Increased Gravitational
Forces on the Crystallization
of the Amino Acid Glycine."
* Richard C. Jones of Indian
River Charter High School
received fourth place in the
Senior Zoology Division for
his project titled, "Impact of
Reduction Mowing on the
Ecology of Ants at Gopher
Tortoise Burrows."
* Samuel I. Komicks of Vero
Beach High School received
fourth place in the Senior
Mathematics Division for his
project titled, "Quantitative
Evaluation of Cancer Com-
plexity: A Study of Fractal
Morphometry,Yearl To."
* Jeffrey S. Liguori of Sebast-
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received honorable mention
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Division for his projected
titled, "Finding Relation in
Nature to the Fibonacci
Sequence and the Number
Phi."
* Taylor M. Lukomski of
Sebastian River High School
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cal Special Recognition
Awards in the Senior Earth
and Space Sciences Senior
Division for her project titled,
"Mesowear Analysis of Pleis-
tocene Ungulates."
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Beach High School received
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ciation for Women Geoscien-
tists Foundation.
* Diana M. Pechter of Saint
Edward's Upper School
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project tiede, "Isolating Bio-
logically Active Compounds
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ida to Aid in Pancreatic Can-
cer Therapies: Phase Two."
Also representing Indian
River County in the Senior
Division was Nicole A.
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School with her project titled,
"Ginger Remedies."
The Education Foundation
of Indian River County is the
sole administrator of the
Indian River Regional Science
and Engineering Fair. For
more information about the
Education Foundation of
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Disney resort named
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WABASSO BEACH - After evaluating more than
200 resorts across the United States and the
Caribbean, a national parenting magazine named
Disney's Vero Beach Resort as one of the 10 best
beach resorts for budget-conscious families.
The May issue of Parents lists 10 resorts which meet
criteria for affordable seven-night vacations, as well
as resort amenities such as quality of children's pro-
grams and variety of family activities.
Top 10 resorts also scored points for beach and pool
areas.
Resorts on the list offer seven-night vacations from
May to September for prices ranging from $129 a
night to $500 a night, with most falling under $250
per night. Expenses listed were all-inclusive with
activities and meals covered.
"Our winners are practically rolling out the red car-
pet for families on a tight budget," Sally Lee, Parents
editor in chief, said April 23 in a news release. "Great
kids' programs and perks are no longer exclusive to
resorts with high price tags."
Disney's Vero Beach Resort highlights the citrus-
growing heritage of Indian River County, sea turtle
conservation efforts and other themed exhibits.
The resort opened in late 1995 as the first Disney
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March unemployment tops 2007 figures
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY - More than 3,000 Indian
River County residents were unemployed in March,
and recently released state figures show more than
1,100 jobless residents during March 2008 than dur-
ing the same period in 2007.
Overall, the jobless rate climbed to 6.2 percent, up
from 4.4 percent in March 2007. Unemployment was
also up from 0.2 percent from February 2008.
State statistics show a 61,391-member Indian River
County workforce.
Overall, Florida's seasonally adjusted unemploy-
ment rate for March 2008 was 4.9 percent, or 452,000
jobless out of a labor force of 9,215,000.
March 2008 unemployment was 0.3 percent higher
than February unemployment, and a 1.2 percent
increase from employment levels during the same
period a year earlier. March 2008 unemployment rate
is the highest since February 2004, which was also 4.9
percent. Florida's unemployment rate remains below
the 5.1 percent national rate.
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Sentimental Jewelry Stories?
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Mother's Day.
Before we found out
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vintage 14KT White Gold
1CT Diamond Engagement
Ring Set. He gave her $1000
for it. Months later, my Papau
took me aside and told me
that Gramma had made him
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us. My Gramma passed away
just a couple of weeks before
my wedding day. We used the
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there. She was all around us.
My Grandma Mosier liked
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thinking I would get a toy or
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of my Grandma (who passed
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FOR HOMETOWN NEWS

VERO BEACH- Teens in
grades 9 through 12 can
help make a difference in
the lives of others this
summer by signing up for
the VNA's teen summer
volunteer program.
Teen volunteers can help
in a variety of ways at the
VNA Hidden Treasures


resale boutique including
sorting and tagging mer-
chandise, organizing sales
racks, creating displays
and operating the cash
register.
Teen volunteers are also
needed at the VNA offices.
Teens can earn service
hours for scholarships and
school requirements, all
while giving back to the


community in a fun and
safe environment.
Teen volunteers will join
a team of more than 350
dedicated and caring VNA
volunteers.
For more information
about the teen volunteer
program, contact Tracey
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Piper


From page Al
Vero Beach. Piper execu-
tives must also submit an
affidavit confirming cus-
tomer orders for 75 single-
engine jets.
Once Piper agrees to keep
operations in Vero Beach,
the company will receive
the first $4 million payment.
For Piper to receive the
second payment, the com-
pany must invest $10.7 mil-
lion in facilities and equip-
ment, such as
manufacturing tools, and
create 152 full-time jobs.
Piper would receive the
money by December 2008,
and the third payment by
December 2009.
Conditions attached to
the third payment include a
requirement for Piper to
invest $21.3 million invest-
ment in capital equipment
and $20 million in product
development, and add 19
full-time jobs.
"In order to receive the
total $12 million payments
from the 'county, Piper is
going to have to document
an investment of over $41
million in Indian River
County in product develop-
ment, capital equipment
and an additional couple
hundred jobs from where
they are today," county
budget director Jason
Brown said.
As the largest private
employer in Indian River
County, Piper employs
about 1,200 workers at its
Vero Beach Municipal Air-
port campus, an increase
from 983 employees when
the state opened negotia-
tions last fall. Terms of the
package require Piper to
maintain an average annual


Review
From page A3
Florida's businesses and
workforce," Monesia T.
Brown, director of the
Agency for Workforce
Innovation, said in a news
release. "Workforce Flori-
da-led initiatives, as well as
services and resources
available through Florida's
24 regional workforce
boards and nearly 100
One-Stop Career Centers,
support employment and
training opportunities in
high-skill, high-wage and
high-demand sectors."

Indian River County
one of Florida's
wealthiest

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY
- Two Treasure Coast
counties topped Florida's


salary of $46,500.
Asked if he was worried
about the impact of a
nationwide economic
downturn, Mr. Bass said
Piper aircraft "are selling
very well" because cus-
tomers were tired of the has-
sles associated with com-
mercial airline flights.
"Our customers tend to be
recession-resistant, but not
recession-proof," Mr. Bass
said.
Executives plan to
announce a training pro-
gram with Indian River
Community College soon.
"This offers our local
employee base some real
hope for good jobs in the
future," Ms. Chandler said.
Joe Baird, the county
administrator and Indian
River County's lead negotia-
tor, said he would be
approaching the five
municipal councils within
the next month, and asking
officials to contribute to the
package.
Councils from four Indian
River County municipalities
agreed last fall to contribute
to the package, but the
Sebastian City Council
balked.
Indian River County
unveiled its first incentive
package to Piper last May -
a $76.5 million offer.
Throughout 2007, Piper
also weighed offers from
Albuquerque, N.M., and
Oklahoma City.
"This offer is more realis-
tic," Helene Caseltine, eco-
nomic development direc-
tor for the Indian River
County Chamber of Com-
merce, said Monday. "We're
anticipating positive news."


list of wealthiest counties,
according to a federal
report released last week.
Indian River County
ranked as the fifth wealthi-
est of Florida's 67 counties,
a report released by the
federal Bureau of Econom-
ic Analysis showed.
With 129,562 residents,
Indian River County
ranked 33rd statewide in
population.
Martin County nabbed
the No. 2 spot in the report,
which analyzed 2006 data.
In 2006, Indian River
County's per capital per-
sonal income was $54,045,
a 7.3 percent increase from
2005.
Florida's average per
capital personal income
during 2006 was $36,720,
the report showed.
During 2006, Martin
County's per capital per-
sonal income was $56,741,
an 8.2 percent increase
from 2005. With 138,367
residents, the report
ranked Martin County as
the 31st most-populated
Florida county.
Nationwide, per capital
personal income, or per-
sonal income divided by
population, ranged from
$110,292 in New York
County, N.Y., to $9,140 in
Loup County, Neb.


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Rendering courtesy of Treasure Coast Community Health
Treasure Coast Community Health, which opened its first facility in Fellsmere in 1996,
plans to open a new health and dental clinic along Oslo Road in 2009.


Clinic founded in Fellsmere


plans Oslo Road expansion


By WARREN KAGARISE
Staff writer
FELLSMERE - Since
opening a new facility in
1996, Treasure Coast Com-
munity Health grew, even-
tually expanding into a
medical center along 37th
Street in Vero Beach.
. Treasure Coast Commu-
nity Health recently
announced plans to grow
further, by building a
10,000-square-foot health
and dental clinic along
Oslo Road. The facility is
set to open in 2009.
Don Loftus, " Treasure
Coast Community Health's
new CEO, described the
planned expansion as
exciting, saying it would
allow his organization to
provide care to a greater
number of residents.
T ''heT;': need' we're
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responding to is county-
wide," he said last week.
All told, Treasure Coast
Community Health
encompasses 46 employ-
ees across both locations.
The organization, which
draws funding from com-
petitive federal grants,
emphasizes access to
healthcare, and preven-
tion.
"The sooner you inter-
vene, the better the proba-
bility that their health sta-
tus will remain positive and
well for a longer period of
time," Mr. Loftus said.
Because the organization
is set up to provide health
and dental care for all
patients, even those who
cannot afford to pay for
care, Treasure Coast Com-
munity Health accepts any
health insurance and
charges patients on a slid-


ing scale based on income.
Treasure Coast Commu-
nity Health also works with
other agencies, such as the
Indian River County Health
Department and the Men-
tal Health Association in
Indian River County, to
provide care.
"We're not in competi-
tion with others," Mr. Lof-
tus said. "We're in competi-
tion with disease."
A 17-member board,
which includes healthcare
consumers from Treasure
Coast Community Health's
service area, helps shape
policy.
"What goes on here is
very reality-based," said
Mr. Loftus, who began
work in late April at Trea-
sure Coast Community
Health. He has an extensive
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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.

Vero Beach Police
Department
*Jamie Kalinowski, 47, 435
29th Court Southwest, Vero
Beach, was charged with
felony theft.
*Christopher T. Menger,
19, 106 35th Ave., Vero
Beach, was charged with
burglary and third-degree
grand theft.
*Joseph Frank Cangialosi,
18, 165 Ninth Ave., Vero
Beach, was' charged with
burglary and third-degree
grand theft.
*Jermaine Marion Akins,
24, no address given, was
charged with attempted
burglary of an occupied
vehicle.
*Jami Kavena Maddox, 29,
1555 14th Ave., Apt. 1, Vero
Beach, was charged with
being a habitual traffic
offender.
*Tyler Gabriel Delabruere,
25, 2095 32nd Ave., Vero
Beach, was charged with
possession of Xanax, subox-
one and OxyContin without
a prescription, giving a false
name to a law enforcement
officer and violation of pro-
bation. He was on probation
for driving while license sus-
pended and driving under
the influence.

Indian River County
Sheriff's Office,
*Christopher William
Scherf, 37, 2260 84th Court,
Vero Beach, was charged
with violation of probation.
He was on probation for
burglary of a dwelling.
*Curtis H. Eggert, 54, 8335
Ninth Ave., Vero Beach, was
charged with failure to
appear in court on a charge
of felony driving under the
influence and violation of


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probation. He was on pro-
bation for felony driving
under the influence.
*Chad lan Aslin, 18, 1245
21st St. Southwest, Vero
Beach, was charged with
third-degree grand theft and
burglary of a structure.
*Shamus Cornelius Rho-
den, 28, 726 18th Ave., Vero
Beach, was charged with
driving with a suspended
license, possession of
cocaine with intent to sell or
deliver, possession of 20
grams or less of marijuana
and resisting an officer with-
out violence.
Lisa M. Thompson, 44, 646
Ninth Place, Vero Beach,
was charged with violation
of community control. She
was on community control
for possession of
hydrocodone without a pre-
scription.
*Timothy Robert Hase, 38,
802 Riviera Ave., Sebastian,
was charged with sale or
delivery of oxycodone with-
in 1,000 feet of a childcare
facility.
*Hartman James Collie, 25,
4235 26th Ave., Vero Beach,
was charged with posses-
sion of cocaine.
eMary Kathline Gallegos,
38, 105 Aetna Ave., Apt. B,
Sebastian, was charged with
two counts of fraudulent use
of a credit card.
*Laura D. Castenda-
Rodriguez, 33, 4670 52nd
Ave., Vero Beach, was
charged with felony battery.
*James Christianson, 43,


9100 106th Ave., Vero Beach,
was charged with posses-
sion of a controlled sub-
stance without a prescrip-
tion.
*Anterrius Roy Stinson, 28,
8665 61st Drive, Wabasso,
was charged with violation
of probation. He was on
probation for sale of
cocaine.
*Dana Gent, 32, 3920 41st
St., Vero Beach, was charged
with possession of cocaine
and tampering with evi-
dence.
*Logan C. Walsh, 18, 106
35th Ave., Vero Beach, was
charged with burglary of a
structure and third-degree
grand theft.
*Stephen A. Simpson, 41,
2300 85th Court, Vero
Beach, was charged with
violation of probation. He
was on probation for grand
theft.
*Patrick Francis Gallagher,
23, 745 21st St. Southwest,
Vero Beach, was charged
with violation of probation.
He was on probation for
criminal mischief.
*William K. Mead, 61, 1566
28th Ave., Vero Beach, was
charged with unemploy-
ment compensation fraud.
*Jackie Ray Byrer, 25, 1736
29th Ave., Vero Beach, was
charged with felony driving
while license suspended.
*Austin J. Reynolds, 18,
6903 Ocala Ave., Fort Pierce,
was charged with driving
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or e-mail veronews@hometownnewsolcom.
Callers are asked to refrain from making slanderous
statements. Statements offact will be checked for
accuracy.

Humiston Park should be kept as is

We, the tax-payers who own Humiston Park, were denied
the right for a referendum and a vote and I'd like to know
how we can stop this. Should we sue the council members
and the planning and zoning committee? All of this to satis-
fy the millionaires. The city has no right to take away our
property. What can we do?

Kudos to the walk-ways in Vero Beach

I went to Vero Beach to shop and was very impressed with
the pedestrian walk-ways near the library. Fort Pierce
should follow suit.

Act like trash, pick up trash

Recently, several articles were written ranting about litter
problems. We have many people committing criminal acts
within our community. These people rob us, harm us, com-
mit property damage, take advantage of us and give our
community a bad name. I think it's time to pay it back. The
misdemeanor offenders get litter projects along with jail
time. They wear a fluorescent T-shirt that states "I Love My
Community and I'm Paying Back." Everyone will see them
and this if not a lesson learned for them, at least it will ben-
efit us. The message it speaks is "Act like trash then pick up
trash." I would much rather see our tax dollars pay for
supervision of a program like this that truly benefits us as a
whole.

More regarding the food stamp program

We applied for food stamps on March 31, after my hus-


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band lost his job. His employers bounced payroll checks in
March 2008 and he ended up not getting paid for a month
because the employer could not meet payroll.
My husband was supposed to receive a two- week unem-
ployment check from the State of Florida Unemployment
Office. He got his first one-week check in April, not a two-
week claim as stated.
We got a letter from the Food Stamp office on April 23,
stating that we make too much money for being both on
unemployment compensation. My husband gets $167 per
week and I get $186 per week, which averages less than $5
per hour.
We have a reasonable mortgage that increased from $550
per month to $750 per month due to a homeowners ihsur-
ance increase. We have no cell phones, a small vehicle pay-
ment and auto and basic household bills. We can barely
meet these basic needs.
We do not need cable to survive. We do not eat out, take
vacations or spend money on new luxury items. We've still


got an old TV. and freeze leftovers for tight financial weeks,
yet we were denied food stamps. ' 1
Thank you for not giving us temporary food assistance.
Thank goodness we pre-paid our unemployment wages
while working legally in Florida while illegal immigrants
get food stamps somehow and insurance for their kids.

We should revolt against the oil companies

For years we have been driving around and filling up
our tanks and didn't think about gas prices rising.
The oil companies are sticking it to us with the high
prices. We should have a gas-out day, when we just don't
buy gas for the day. We should stick it to them like they've
been sticking it to us. Why can't we do something about
it?
The middle class can't even survive anymore, never
mind the people that have been struggling for a long time
now. We should all get together and do something.


Cancer still one of life's biggest medical mysteries


almost missed an impor-
tant anniversary a few
weeks ago.
I became an eight-year sur-
vivor of breast cancer, and
there was a time when it didn't
seem possible that a minute
would go by that I didn't think
about it. People told me that it
would change from the ele-
phant in the living room that
you bumped into all the time,
to an end table that was there
that you didn't think about too
often.
A friend is going through
chemotherapy right now, and
I have tried to reassure her
that it will pass. It made me
think about my experiences
with the disease.
When I was being treated in


2000 and had several emer-
gency operations, I remember
talking to one of my doctors in
despair at everything that had
gone wrong. I had never
smoked, drank only an occa-
sional glass of wine and was
having so many complica-
tions. We didn't know then
that I had the autoimmune
disorder lupus, which con-
tributed to a lot of my prob-
lems.
He pointed out that I was
invariably out of intensive
care and off oxygen within 24
hours, and he told me he
could show me patients still
needing intensive care days
later because their lungs and
hearts were not as healthy as
mine. He told me this to


remind me that while there is
no magic pill-that can prevent
many diseases, there are
things we can do to keep our
bodies as healthy as possible
so that we can fight illness if
we need to.
I have heard from people
who are diagnosed with dis-
eases like breast cancer, as I
was, that they can't under-
stand how this could happen
because they take care of
themselves.
Unfortunately, breast can-
cer is not part of an agreement
that says you can't get it if you
run daily, eat well and get
plenty of rest. Yes, there is a
growing body of evidence that
doing those things may pre-
vent breast cancer and other


SHELLEY KOPPEL
Alive and Well

cancers, and you should do
them for that reason and to
prevent other diseases such as
heart disease and diabetes.


What you shouldn't do is are ritSd ! ,;
-assume that-if-you-do--them,- We have realized that there
you have some sort of "Get can be miracle drugs, but
Out of Cancer Free" card. there can also be disasters like
Most cancers are random acts thalidomide..
and not hereditary; we don't We have come a long way in
know why they occur, and the treating many diseases, but
truth is that at this time early where we onie thought a cure
detection is still the best for cancer was dn the horizon,
weapon we have. we have come to understand
In the 1960s, DuPont had a that cancer is complex, thai
slogan, "Better Living through the different types have differ-
Chemistry," which was meant ent treatments, and that even
to indicate all the wonderful the same type\f cancer may
advances science was making respond differ tly in differ-
and going to make to enhance ent people. There is no easy
the quality of life. We've since answer.
learned that science and Every month thde are mag-
chemistry don't always get it azine articles that.\umpet a
right, that medicine doesn't particular food or supplement
have all the answers, and that
sometimes more questions ) See ALIVE, A1 2


A hard lesson would be losing your hard drive


There is a big differ-
ence in supporting
individual computer
users and supporting small
business systems. Sure, I
see a lot of the same issues
- problems like slow
systems, virus-infected
machines, and people just
not knowing how to use
their computers - but
when it comes to trou-
bleshooting in the work
environment, there is much
more pressure.
You see, when someone
calls me because their
home computer is acting
up, they usually aren't
relying on their machine to
make a living. When a small
business calls me because
their network is acting up,


it can often mean that one
or more people are not able
to do their jobs until the
problem is resolved. That
can translate into massive
amounts of pressure
because what business
wants to have a bunch of
employees sitting around
unable to work because the
"computers are down?"
Recently, I had a call from
a small business that had a
hard drive go bad on their
server, and (as is common)
they had no backup.
What was on this hard
drive? Well, all of their
accounting data, all of their
inter-office memos, all of
their Word and Excel
documents, etc., and boy
were they upset!


Now, one of the first
questions that pops into
your head may be "well,
why wasn't there a back-
up?" and although that is a
good question, it's one of
those things that is best left
unsaid until after the
problem is resolved. Asking
the business owner why he
didn't have a backup just
puts him on the defensive
and doesn't help at all in
the task at hand, which is
recovering the data.
The fact is they thought
they had a backup system
in place, but no one had
checked on it since it was
set up, and it wasn't work-
ing. Sure, it was set up to
run, but every night it
failed, and no one had


SEAN MCCARTHY
Compute This


thought to check. But
again, dwelling on that fact
doesn't get us anywhere
closer to our goal and just
makes a tense situation


even tenser.
Just a few seconds into
the call I knew that this was
not going to be a "typical"
service call. I could hear it
in the voice; it was a bad
situation. And since this
was a hardware issue, I
knew I wasn't going to be
able to log in and fix it
remotely - I was going to
have to go on site, and I
really had no idea what I
was walking into (or
whether I was going to be
successful or not). And to
add to the pressure, pretty
much as soon as I walked in
the door, everyone wanted
to know "what went
wrong?" and "how long is it
going to take to fix?" Both
are legitimate questions,


but it does take time to
assess the situation before I
can answer anything.
After an hour or so of
troubleshooting and
running different tests, I
was able to determine that
the drive was still intact (it
wasn't making that horrible
'click" that hard drives
often make: when they die),
and all of the data was still
visible on the drive; but I
wasn't promising anything
yet! Sure it was a good sign
that I could see the data on
the drive, but actually
getting to the data was
proving to be tricky. And it
doesn't help when someone
comes in and reminds me


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adult class to study "Seven
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Newcomers are always wel-
come to the 9:30 a.m. class-
es every Sunday.
* "G-Force", the children's
ministry for K-6th grade will
begin a new series called "In
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written word, in May. Local
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the excitement at this highly
interactive learning experi-
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evening from 7-8 p.m.
* Ladies' Spring Banquet
at King's Baptist Church
take place on Friday, May 9.
The evening will be filled


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begins at 7 p.m. and reser-
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are $5.
First Baptist Church of
Sebastian is located at 725
Commerce Center Drive,
Suites C, D and E, Sebast-
ian.
For information, call Pas-
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3614 or visit www.fbcsebas-
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Immanuel Church
* Support group/ cele-
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group for hurts, habits and
hang-ups meets every
Thursday at 6 p.m. for din-
ner, 6:45 p.m. for meeting.
Donations are accepted for
dinner.
For more information, call
(772) 562-3185. Immanuel
Church 'is located at 455 58th
Ave., Southwest, Vero Beach.

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Methodist Church
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every 20 minutes or so how
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But after a while and
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Hometown News garnered
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Business offers just about everything

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BY JAY MEISEL
Associate managing editor
VERO BEACH - For
many years, Sandy and Tom
Hall earned their living
doing installation and
maintaining landscaping.
Last year, they decided to
share their landscaping and
gardening expertise with
the general public.
In March, they opened
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They offer many varieties
of plants needed to create a
home garden.
Visiting Orchid Island
Botanicals is a special treat
compared to shopping t
the grocery store or sorre
other business.
They have created a
miniature botanical gar-
den, complete with a xari-
ety of flowers plants and
trees, as well as birds and
butterflies.
And, as the name o their
business implies, "we have
a variety of orchids" Mrs.
Hall said.
The business provides
everything the dc-it-you-
selfer would want, ;he said.
But they offer to make
home visits and assist peo-
ple in designing a home
garden. Design consulta-
tions are free.
Orchid Island Botanical
professionals hlp people
decide what ;they can
include in theft home gar-
dens.


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doesn't mean it will grow
there," Mrs. Hall said.
They also do landscaping
services for those who
aren't ready to do it them-
selves or want assistance in
actually" creating the gar-
den.
Just visiting Orchid Island
can provide inspiration for
people who want to start
their own gardens.
""We welcome anybody
who would like to take a
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And with climate control,
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paintings.
That's why for years,
many residents have used
the company just as they
would a large attic, base-
ment or garage for storing
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For others, it's been the
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tools, pricey cars, recre-
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office furniture and com-
mercial supplies.
But the facility's managers
acknowledge that there's
plenty to choose from when
it comes to meeting storage
needs.


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It also features a U-Haul
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And as for other benefits,
the name says it's all, he
adds.
"We're called Affordable
Storage, because we're
affordable. We're substan-
tially cheaper than the com-
petition on the larger units,"
he said.
On smaller rooms, ten-
ants can save up to 5 per-
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over competition storage
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And the company is cur-
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From page A9


Mrs. Hall.
Along the stroll, people
encounter macaws and a
butterfly garden, besides
colorful flowers and a large
variety of plants and
shrubs.
"The butterflies and the
birds - they really like to
take pictures of them," Mrs.
Hall said.
For this area, the Orchid
Island Botanical butterfly
garden is unique. Inside an
enclosure, many different
species of butterflies flutter
about.
Caterpillars eat leaves
and grow into butterflies,
and the cycle continues.
"I thought it would be the
coolest thing," Mrs. Hall
said, about deciding to cre-
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test, Mrs. Hall said.
She is also an Interna-
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for the past 15 years and
have been residents of Indi-
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Tops
From page A8
Each year, AFCP hosts an
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recognize excellence in
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m4narketing. Nearly 3,000
entries were received this
jear.
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* Third place, best presen-
tation of news on the
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* First place, best original
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* Second place, best
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* Second place, best
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Pierce edition.
* First place, best black and
white grocery ad, Jupiter
edition.
* Second place, advertising
promotion, New Smyrna


Beach edition.
In addition, Jim Kendall,
Hometown News chief
executive officer, was named
Publisher of theYear during
the conference. He just
completed his term as
president of AFCE
"I feel blessed to work with
so many dedicated and
talented team members who
made this award possible,"
said Mr. Kendall.
In 2002, Hometown News


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Pierce with three publica-
tions and a circulation of
65,0)00.
Today, H77Npublishes 17
editions each week with a
combined circulation of
450,000.
"It is extremely satisfying
and encouraging to be
consistently recognized as
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under the influence
manslaughter.
*Shandrea Annetta Mer-
ritt, 19, 1208 North 31st St.,
Fort Pierce, was charged
with violation of probation.
She was on probation for
third-degree grand theft.
*Orlandra Rigby-Crank-
field, 35, 4052 42nd Square,
Vero Beach, was charged
with unemployment com-
pensation fraud.
*William Clarence Fertic,
41, no address given, was
charged with burglary of a
structure, two counts of
criminal mischief and two
counts of third-degree
grand theft.
*Jeremy Bolt, 29, 1162
Southeast 14th Ave., Stuart,
was charged with fraudu-
lently obtaining a driver's
license.


*John E. Menzel, 23, 88/1
Island Club Square, Vero
Beach, was charged with
sexual battery on a physical-
ly helpless person.
*Tina Louise Kinsler, 38,
424 Del Monte Road, Sebas-
tian, was charged with fail-
ure to redeliver leased prop-
erty.
*Demetrious Sharlett
Shelly, 33, 4220 46th Lane,
Vero Beach, was charged
with possession of cocaine
and 20 grams or less of mar-
ijuana.
*Phillis Suzanne Dowdy,
58, 41 Woodland Drive, Unit
103, Vero Beach, was
.charged with attempting to
obtain a controlled sub-
stance by fraud.
*Norman G. Piercey, 47,
1170 Sixth Ave., Apt. 20D,
Vero Beach, was charged


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theft.
*Victoria Lee Bell, 42, 661
Kroegel Ave., Sebastian, was
charged with third-degree
grand theft.

Florida Highway
Patrol

*Richard Chandler Luke,
28, 977 Quinn St., Palm Bay,
was charged with fleeing
and eluding, possession of
cocaine, being a habitual
traffic offender, resisting an
officer without violence,
possession of drug para-
phernalia and driving under
the influence.
*Yolanda D. Davis, 39, 1925
Northwest 14th St., Miami,
was charged with being a
habitual traffic offender.


Alive
From page A6
that will absolutely prevent
cancer. The fact is that sci-
ence is discovering that many
nutrients are protective and
that a well-balanced, plant-
based diet is the best for good
health. However, there is no
guarantee that anyone can
make. that you will not get
sick. That's why it's so impor-
tant to have tests as recom-
mended by your doctor and
groups such as the American
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Environmental Learning Center volunteer Ellen Connelly, left, helps direct fourth-graders
from Beachland Elementary School in seining during Lagoon Days last week. Each year,
all Indian River County fourth-graders are introduced to the diversity of the Indian River
Lagoon.


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From page Al
"We don't want to litter the animals'
habitat," naturalist Rosemary Badger told
students. "They don't come into our hous-
es and do that."
Combining classroom knowledge with
hands-on learning, "makes it more fun"


for students, said Margaret Ingram, who
has taught at Beachland Elementary for
25 years and participated in several
Lagoon Days.
And, she added, the trip is "one of the
highlights of fourth grade."


Community Notes


Mother's Day
at McKee
McKee Botanical Garden
is hosting a Mother's Day
champagne brunch at
Chelsea's at McKee. The cost
is $24.99 adults and $12.99
children 12 and under.
Brunch will be served at
noon. Reservations may be
made by calling Chelsea's @
McKee at (772) 794-0601,
Ext 111. McKee Botanical
Garden is located at 350 U.S.
1. General Admission is $6
Adults, $5 Seniors, and $3.50
Children, Members are Free.
McKee Botanical Garden is
open Tuesday - Saturday 10
a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday
Noon - 5 p.m.


High Five Program
Fifth graders at Gifford
Youth Activity Center are
invited to participate in a
project called "High Five." It
is a fun, informative oppor-
tunity for children in the
fifth grade to learn about
real world situations that
will enhance money man-
agement, personal growth
and development, general
knowledge, academic and
social skills.
The program will include
guest speakers, current
events, field trips, computer
training and more; it will be
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Presentations
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Is it your time to sail around the world?


There are those who
spend their lives
dreaming of exotic
places to see and discover
and those who during their
lives choose to travel to
such places. Maybe it is
your time to see the world,
or at the least to get a taste
of another continent, its
people and its cultures.
Cruise lines that offer
"Around the World Voyages"
or "Grand Voyages" have
made a new surge of late,
appealing to both the
senior market as well as the
"baby boomers." For the
most part, it is the seniors
who are sailing - they have
the time (and the money)
to leave home for 100 days
or longer.
Some parents are invest-
ing in these cruises -
choosing to sail with their
children to give them a
view of the world that
cannot be found in their
school's textbooks.
Grandparents are also
sailing with their grandchil-
dren, not only to spend
quality time with them, but
also to give an adventure
that they would not other-
wise have because their
parents cannot afford the
time off from work.
Either way, the kids can
learn up close about
geography, history, and the
natural sciences, as well as
touching upon various
languages on a world


PATTY TOPPA
Travel columnist
cruise.
After Cunard introduced
the first world cruise in
1922, the idea of traveling
the world has grown in
popularity. Over the last
quarter of a century or so,
many cruise lines have
joined the ranks and offer
world cruises with the
option of choosing to sail
the entire voyage or a
segment or two.
Most of the 2008 World
Cruises either have ended
or are about to. You would
think that the ships do not
get filled up - well, you
would be wrong. For
instance, the 2008 Princess
Cruise sold out completely.
The suites and balcony
staterooms are the first to
go. It has become a very


popular way to travel. It is
time to look at 2009 if you
are interested in a world
cruise, a segment, or a
grand voyage.

Here are some
of your options

Princess Cruises offers
two world cruise options.
Segments are not available,
but they offer Connoisseur
Cruises and Grand Adven-
tures that sail from 20-36
days-" . .I
* Tahitian Princess: 107-
night cruise from Fort
Lauderdale to Dover,
England. Jan. 14-May 1,
2009. Visits: Caribbean
Islands, Panama Canal,
South America, South
Pacific to Tahiti, Cook
Islands, New Zealand,
Australia, Guam, Japan,
South Korea, China,
Vietnam, Cambodia,
Thailand, Malaysia, India,
Dubai, Oman, Egypt, Suez
Canal, Greece, Italy, France,
Spain, Portugal, Ireland,
and England.
* Royal Princess: 107-
night cruise from Fort
Lauderdale to Rome, Italy,
Jan. 20-May 8, 2009. Has a
similar itinerary as above
plus Jerusalem, Istanbul,
Venice, and Florence, Italy.


* Holland America's
Rotterdam is sailing a 117-
night itinerary from Los
Angeles arotind the globe
to NewYork, Jan. 19-May
16, 2009. This cruise offers
segments: 23-night L.A. to
Sydney; 22-night Sydney to
Hong Kong; 36-night Hong
Kong to Cape Town; and 15-
night Cape Town to New
York.
* Cunard Line's Queen
Victoria embarks on a true
circumnavigation cruise, 99,
nights, sailing from New
York to Southampton (you .
can also do a 105-night
NewYork roundtrip with
the last six nights on the
Queen Mary 2), Jan. 10-
April 20, 2009. Itinerary "
segments: 40 nights, New
York to Sydney; and 59
nights, Sydney to
Southampton.
* Cunard's Queen Mary 2
sails a shorter 90-night
circumnavigation cruise
from Fort Lauderdale to
NewYork. This is the largest
ship to ever sail the around
the world itinerary.
Regent Seven Seas
Cruises offers two world
voyages with segments:
* Regent Seven Seas
Mariner cruises from Fort
Lauderdale to Vancouver
for 121 nights, Jan. 26-May
27, 2009. Segments: 18-
night Fort Lauderdale to
Buenos Aires; 15-night
Buenos Aires to Valparaiso;
25-night Valparaiso to
Sydney; 15-night Sydney to ,
Singapore; 14-night
Singapore to Hong Kong,
14-night Hong Kong to
Osaka; 13-night Osaka to
Seward; and 13-night
Seward to Vancouver.
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Religion
From page A7
through the scriptures."
All the events will be held
at Asbury United Methodist
Church, 1708 43rd Ave., Vero
Beach. For more informa-
tion, call (772) 562-9232.

King's Baptist Church
* On Wednesday, May 7,
King's Baptist will begin a 7-
week class, "Discovering
God's Way of Handling
Money" at 6:30pm. There is


a $10 charge for the work-
book; seating is limited and
advance registration is
required. Childcare is pro-
vided at no charge.
To register or for addition-
al information, call (772)
567-5850 or visit
www.Kingsbaptist.org.
King's Baptist Church is
located at 3235 58th Ave.,
Vero Beach.

Riverside Church
SOneighty youth group
for students in grades 6-12
meets every Wednesday at 5


p.m. All students regardless
of church affiliation are wel-
come. Free transportation
picks up students from all
over Sebastian. The evening
includes music, a snack bar,
air hockey, football, ping-
pong, pool, basketball, and
video games.
SKingdom Kids for chil-
dren in grades K-5. Every
Sunday at 8:15 a.m. and
10:45 a.m.
Riverside Church is locat-
ed at 11205 Roseland Road,
Sebastian. For additional
information, call (772) 589-
7825.


Travel
From page A14
Voyager cruises are 116
nights from Los Angeles to
Fort Lauderdale Jan. 12-
May 8, 2009, which can be
extended to a full circum-
navigation cruise by
adding the NewYear's
Panama Canal cruise,
bringing the total nights to
131.
Segments: 20-night Los
Angeles to Auckland; 12-
night Auckland to Sydney;
21-night Sydney to
Shanghai; 12-night


Veins
From page Al


Staff photo by Warren Kagarise
A VeinViewer uses infrared light and computer technology
to show veins beneath the skin, allowing doctors, nurses
and other healthcare workers to see veins before deciding
where to insert a needle.


Clinic
From page A5
background in healthcare
administration, including a
stint from 1999 to 2001 as
executive director of the
Indian River County Hospi-
tal District. After leaving the
post, he focused on Home
Instead Senior Care, a sen-
ior support agency he
founded with his wife.
With Treasure Coast
Community Health, he
described an opportunity to
increase care to needy resi-
dents.
"There's something very
exciting happening here,"
Mr. Loftus said. -
Dr. Sheila McLeod, Trea-
sure Coast -Comiffiimity
Health medical director and
a pediatrician, said she was
attracted to the organiza-
tion's mission.
"I came here because I
saw it as a really great
opportunity to do what I
love to do," Dr. McLeod
said. "I provide care to all
kids regardless of their
socioeconomic status and
what they're able to pay."


prodding," Ms. Monroe
said. Because veins can be
clearly located beneath the
skin, nurses said they need
fewer needle sticks to reach
a vein.
And the equipment can
look through body hair and
tattoos - characteristics
that once made it difficult
for nurses to locate veins.
To look beneath the skin,
the VeinViewer uses a com-
bination of infrared light
and projection technolo-
gies.
Developed by Luminetx
Corp. of Memphis, Tenn.,
the VeinViewer was hailed
as one of "The Most Amaz-
ing Inventions of 2004" by
Time magazine.


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Stanford Financial
Group, which has an office
along Vero Beach's Ocean
Drive, donated the $30,000
VeinViewer to IRMC.
"This device is an amaz-
ing breakthrough in deliv-
ering compassionate care,
and we believe it's going to
make life a lot easier for
both patients and those
who take care of them,"
said Russ O'Brien, manag-
ing director of Stanford
Financial Group's Vero
Beach office.


Shanghai to Singapore; 14-
night Singapore to Dubai;
17-night Dubai to Istanbul;
and a 20-night Istanbul to
Fort Lauderdale.
There are other cruise
lines offering the same or
similar options. Choose
wisely. Check to see how
much time the ship stays
in the ports that you are


interested in. Most of all: If
you are thinking about it,
make your deposits soon,
or you will lose out.
Patty Toppa is a travel
consultant with Gadabout
Travel. She can be reached
at (321) 253-3674 and
patty@cruisetraveltours.c
om.


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May 4-11,2008
In celebration of National VNA Week, the Visiting Nurse Association
salutes the many dedicated VNA employees who care for our community
today and every day.
From nurses to therapists and home health aides to administrative
personnel, the VNA honors its caring and compassionate team of
professionals who bring comprehensive healthcare to our community.
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*The Taste of Vero is
scheduled for 4 to 7 p.m. and
will celebrate food under
festive tents on Cardinal Drive
between Beachland Boulevard
And Bougainvillea Road.
This outstanding culinary
event will enable attendees to
stroll about sampling scrump-
tuous tidbits, or relax tableside
while listening to smooth jazz.
Southern Eagle beverages will
host a beer tasting plus there
will be a wide assortment of
beverages throughout the
evening.
The Oceanside Business
Association is "sharing
abundance' with the Treasure
Coast Food Bank for this
tasting event. Attendees are
asked to bring a grocery bag of
food to donate to the Food
Bank, which feeds the hungry
and disadvantaged people in a
four-county area since 1989.
Participating restaurants
include Chelsea's on Cardinal;
Faith, Hope & Chocolate;
Indigo at The Vero Beach Hotel
& Club; MikeMacs Cafe @ The
Village Shoppes; Monte's
Restaurant; Oriente Restau-
rant & Bar at The Costa d'Este
resort; Pomodoro Grill; Rip's
Place for Ribs; Sonya's at
Disney's Vero Beach Resort
and TiAmo Sempre Italian
Restaurant.
Taste of Vero tickets are $35
per person or two for $60 in
advance or $40 per person or
two for $70 at the door.
Upon presenting your ticket
at check-in, your evening
includes unlimited visits to
participating restaurants, two
free drink tickets and is non-
refundable with no rain date.
Tickets are on sale at Corey's
Pharmacy, located at 2912
Ocean Drive, I'll Never Tell,
located at 3351 Ocean Drive,
Irish Treasures, located at 923
Azalea Lane, Noteworthy by
Design in the Village Shoppes,
located at 6100 North A1A,
Palm Pointe Realty, located at
21 Royal Palm Pointe, Suite
102, Rip's Place for Ribs,
located at 1517 S. Ocean Drive
and Sun Trust Bank, located at
1716 Highway AIA.
THURSDAY, MAY 8 -
SUNDAY, MAY 18
-The Vero Beach Theatre
Guild will present "Barefoot
in the Park," Neil Simon's
classic comedy from May 8-18
at The Guild located at 2020
San Juan Ave. in Vero Beach.
Indian River Community
college drama coach Dee
Hayward-Ridenour will direct
the show, which will close out
the Guild's 50th anniversary
2007-2008 season.
Nine performances are
scheduled. Show times are 8
p.m. on May 8, 9, 10, 15, and
16; 7 p.m. on May 14; and 2
p.m. on May 11, 17, and 18.
Early reservations are advised.
Tickets are $20 for Section "A'
and $18 for Section "B" and
are available at the box office


from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday
through Friday and two hours
prior to each performance.
Students in Grade 12 and
under are half price and a.
discount is offered to groups
of 20 or more.
Visa, MasterCard and
Discover are accepted.
Handicapped facilities and
hearing devices are available.
For more information, call
(772) 562-8300 or visit online
at www.verobeachthe-
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SUNDAY, MAY 11
-Mother's Day at McKee
Botanical Garden will be
celebrated with a special event
featuring a relaxing stroll in the
Garden followed by a specially
prepared Mother's Day
champagne brunch at
Chelsea's @ McKee.
McKee Botanical Garden is
located at 350 U.S. 1 in Vero
Beach.
The entire family is invited to
partake of a sumptuous menu
including assorted egg frittatas,
honey baked ham, applewood
bacon, a variety of fresh salads
and fruits and bagels and
pastries.
Cost is $24.99 for adults and
$12.99 for children ages 12
and under. Brunch will be
served at noon. Reservations
may be made by calling
Chelsea's @ McKee at (772)
794-0601, ext. 11.
For those who wish to walk
the Garden only, mothers are
admitted free with a paid
child.
General admission is $6 for
adults; $5 for seniors and
$3.50 for children. Garden
members are admitted free.
McKee Botanical Garden is
open Tuesday - Saturday from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday
from noon to 5 p.m.
For more information, visit
online at
www.mckeegarden.org or call
(772) 794-0601.
SUNDAY, MAY 11,
to SUNDAY, JUNE 15
-Dinner Theatre in Vero
Beach continues with the
Theatre-Go-Round encore
production of 'i:-.er
Amnesia's Country Western
Nunsense Jamboree"
presented at Coppertop's of
Vero Beach in the Best
Western Hotel on State Road
60 West beginning on
Mother's Day, Sunday, May 11.
The Treasure Coast's newest
and only dinner theatre
previously presented the hit
musical to sell-out crowd and
standing ovations.
Artistic Director Jon Putzke
has scheduled an additional
six-week run with performanc-
es given on Sundays with
dinner seatings at 4, 4:15 and
4:30 p.m. with the play
beginning at 6 p.m.
Dinner and show package,
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BY BARBARA YORESH
Entertainment writer
Pair a free-spirited
extrovert with a cautious
conservative and you've got
a recipe for a hilarious
American classic play -
provided it's written by Neil
Simon.
"Barefoot in the Park,"


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker


Week of 05-02-2008
Aries-March 2-April 19
The main reasons for your success
are hard work and devotion to
duties. Whether it is with family,
work or friends, you always sense
what needs to be done. You remain
committed, calm and yet passion-
ate. You are highly deserving of the
rewards that come your way.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
It's your time of the year to shine.
With the Sun, Mercury and Venus in
Taurus, you have booster rockets on
your soul. You have a spiritual edge
right now. It's the perfect time to
launch new projects. Just be sure to


which will be the final
production for the Vero
Beach Theatre Guild's 50th
anniversary 2007-2008
season, is a comedy
focusing Around young
newlyweds Paul and Corie
Bratter, whose first apart-
ment is a five-story walk-up
in NewYork's Greenwich
Village.


The production runs from
May 8-18 at the Theatre
Guild, located 2020 San
Juan Ave. inVero Beach.
Directed by Indian River
Community College drama
coach Dee Hayward-
Ridenour, "Barefoot in the
Park" originally opened on
Broadway in 1963 and
starred Robert Redford as


finish up old ones as well. Energy
doesn't get much better than this.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Stay calm. There is light at the end
of the tunnel. You have emerged
through the toughest times intact.
The next few months will be like a
new beginning bringing positive
results for all the efforts recently
made. Stay calm under pressure and
continue to reap the blessings.

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Attention to details continues to
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family are among them. No one is
better at it than you.

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There are few challenges you aren't
up to handling because your visions
guide you. You see the outcome
before it happens. You make wise
decisions. This approach has helped


Paul and Elizabeth Ashley
as Corie.
In 1967, a film version of
Neil Simon's masterpiece
play was released with Mr.
Redford reprising his stage
role and Jane Fonda
starring as Corie. That
movie role was originally
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what heart is all about. It is a chal-
lenge to keep up with your spirit.
Thanks for inspiring us.

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opportunities and challenges. You
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You refuse to give up or accept any-
thing but the best in yourself. You
know what you want. You know
how to plan. With the patience and
belief in yourself, all things are pos-
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on Colonial Drive, Saturday
and Sunday, May 3 and 4. I
would love to see you
there.
Have a starry week,
everyone.
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The four buffet tables, three of them
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Mongolian grill and barbecue grill
boast more than 200 items daily.
The salad table carried everything
from fruit salad to cream puffs. There
were slices of fresh watermelon,
bananas bathed in fruit sauce, slices
of apple pie and a cream pie.
Chocolate pudding, ice cream and
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donuts and too many other things to
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The Alaskan crab legs were the
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given time. The staff works very hard
to keep the tables all full and it is only
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more legs to dive into.
The grills are a nice touch and they
allow you to order other items when
you come in. When we were there, the
sign at the entrance encouraged you
to order your rib eye steak in advance
and they would make it a part of your
buffet meal.


I did not order anything from the
grill, but there was a line of folks who
did. The food is cooked in front of you
and to your order. One of the interest-
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was Peking duck with pancakes.
It was a constant stream of people
in the buffet area, the plates were
always being filled and the serving
trays were always in a state of refilling.
Sushi lovers can delight in the offer-
ings of California rolls, Philadelphia
rolls, tuna, and many other delicacies.
Chef Lin takes great pride in his
food and he continually monitors the
buffets. If he sees that a food is not
very popular, then he tries something
different. If he sees that a food is pop-
ular, then he makes sure the he car-
ries that item at all times.
Chef Lin recently purchased the
building at 1850 U.S. 1 and is in the
process of getting the buffet estab-
lished. He has had a lot of success in
the past with his restaurants and still
has an Asian Buffet in Chattanooga,
Tenn., that has received rave revues
from diners in the area.
Chef Lin's has a party room that
can accommodate up to 80 of your
closest friends. They offer a discount
on parties over 6 and they offer spe-
cials for those who wish to celebrate
their birthdays with them.
This wonderfully family friendly
buffet is an excellent place to enjoy a
lot of food at a reasonable price.
There are three dining rooms so they
never run out of room or food!


Chef Lin's is open for lunch buffet
Monday through Saturday from
11a.m. until 3:30 p.m.
Dinner buffets are Monday through
Saturday from 4 until 10 p.m. and
Sunday all day. Senior discounts and
kids meals are available.
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person, features table-side
service, several gourmet
entrees from which to choose
as well as an arrage of a la
carte appetizers, salads and
desserts. A complete beer,
wine and cocktail menu is also
available.
This third musical in Dan
Goggin's string of six "Nun-
-senses" will continue to be
played in an interactive format
around and at your dining
table with an all-star cast
featuring Eleanor Dixon in the
title role of Sister Amnesia,
Nikki Monahan as Sister
Robert Anne, Daniel Hall as
Father Hollywood and cast
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bucket.
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strongly recommended -
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183 for more information.

ONGOING EVENTS
-Is There a Doctor in the
House? Well, there is at the
Indian River County Library's
main branch at 6 p.m. on
Tuesday.
And these doctors are
making house calls at the
library! A free and exciting new
series is offered to promote
optimum total health for the
new year with the library's "Ask
the Doc" series which will
continue on Tuesday evenings
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Each week, doctors will
discuss timely topics and
follow up with questions and
answers from the attendees.
These programs are free but
space is limited and registra-
tion is required.
The main branch of the
Indian River County Library is
located at 1600 21st St in Vero
Beach.
Call (772) 770-5060, Ext
4121 to sign up.


*The Museum Art School at
Vero Beach Museum of Art
presents its 2008 Spring Art
Workshops.
On Saturday, May 3 from
9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. (with a
break), Derek Gores will
present "Wet & Wild Drawing.
This course teaches artists to
draw wet, draw fast and maybe
with two hands at once! In the
afternoon, the class will draw
from the nude model. This
workshop will serve as a great
bridge between drawing and
painting.
The workshop costs $95 and
$85 for museum members.
"Painting Sky and Sea, a la
Prima" will be presented by
Marlene Evans Putnam on
Saturday and Sunday, May 3
and 4, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
with a break.
This workshop is for the
intermediate oil painting
student who would like to
learn to obtain atmosphere
and distance impressionisti-
cally in their work .
The cost is $120 and $100
for museum members.


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series will be hold Saturd
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p.m. Linda Kline will preset
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Introduction to Jewelry
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this one-day workshop
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offered to Natalie Wood,
who declined because she
had just finished another
film and wanted to take a
break.
Paul Bratter is a pragmatic,
sensible sort, while wife
Corie is his'free-spirited
opposite. Before long, the
trials of their inadequate
, and flawed apartment, as
well as their divergent
personalities, begin to take a
toll.
Add a pushy, oddball
neighbor and regular visits
from the bride's mother to
the mix and it would seem
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by Core and Paul are
heightened when Corie
challenges her husband to
cast aside his prim
demeanor and join her for
an impromptu barefoot
walk in the park on a winter
day.
But Neil Simon has a
knack for finding humor in
even the most.trying
situations, and the couple
ultimately finds marital
bliss.
Ms. Hayward-Ridenour
particularly likes playwright
Neil Simon's use of language
and universal situations.
"I'm concentrating on his
zippy dialogue. There are a
lot of zinger lines. I'm
adding some music and
dance to it because I have a
young cast (in the starring
roles) who are playing their
own age. So I'm using their
youthfulness," Ms. Hay-
ward-Ridenour said.
She noted that the older
cast members are seasoned
actors who add much depth
and balance to the produc-
tion.
"I'm centering on the
language of Neil Simon and
a lot of it is situational. This
is one of his best-written
shows. It's funny and
charming," she said.
As a musical backdrop to
add to the light-heartedness
and 1960s era depicted in
the play, Ms. Hayward-
Ridenour has chosen the
music of Siron & Gar-
funkel's "59t Street Bridge
Song" (Feelin' Groovy) to
lend an appropriate feeling.
Ms. Hayward-Ridenour
notes that Mr. Simon always
focuses on the humorous
side of life, even when
situations are dicey. His
ability to find the universally
understood angst of life has
been heralded by audiences
and critics for decades. And
.though the play is decades
old, its theme and message


still resonate with today's
audiences.
With her talented cast, and
the addition of some music
and dance, Ms. Hayward-
Ridenour has taken Mr.
Simon's genius and imbued
it with added dimensions.
Stephen Cembrinksi plays
the part of Paul, while Dana
Rogers assumes the role of
wife Corie.
Jo Giesecke is cast as
Core's mother, Mrs. Banks,
and Bob Niemyer takes the
part of weird neighbor
VictorVelasco. Rounding out
the cast is Derek Gesin as a
tired telephone repairman.
Denise Lee is production
manager; Jo-Ann Mattison is
producer and Ann McCabe
is set director.
Back-stage duties are
managed by Ann McCabe
on costumes; Anne Talbot
on props and Madelyn
Rogers for hair and make-
up. Crystal Corrigan serves
as lighting consultant and
Ed Dessareau handles
sound.
The Veterans Council of
Indian River County is
sponsoring this show, which
is scheduled for nine
performances.
Show times are 8 p.m. on
May8,9,10,15, and 16; 7
p.m. on May 14; and 2 p.m.
on May 11, 17 and 18.
Early reservations are
advised.
Tickets cost $20 for the "A"
Section and $18 for the "B"
Section. Students in grade
12 or under are half-price
and a discount is offered for
groups of 20 or more.
Tickets may be purchased
at the Vero Beach Theatre
Guild box office from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday-
Friday and two hours prior
to each performance.
For more information, call
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Out- & About
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Throughout May, the gallery
i, will present ART SHRINES:
Explorations by Gallery 14 Artists.
SAccording to Deb Gooch, who
S originated the idea for the show,
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Sunday, Monday and Wednes-
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Live DJ on Tuesday night (772)
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DINING a ENIERIHINMENI


Cheese shop becomes music venue


BY BARBARA YORESH
Entertainment writer

Say, "CHEESE!"
Yes, cheese. And not your
mass-produced, chemical-
laced supermarket vari-
eties, either, but rather
American artisan cheeses
from small, family-run
dairies that patiently
handcraft their cheeses
with the finest ingredients
using labor-intensive
methods.
Bodega Blue Artisan
Cheese located at 2115
14th Ave. in historic
downtown Vero Beach is
dedicated to offering the
best varieties of these
cheese makers from whom
owner Lynne Persinger
buys directly.
But there is much more
going on at this wonderful,
funky, aromatic cafe.
At Bodega Blue, you may
certainly say, "cheese." But
you can also say, "micro
brews" or "wine," or
"chocolate" or "food" or
even "music." It is all there
in great profusion.
This veteran food and
beverage executive from
some of the nation's most
luxurious resorts including
the Ritz Carlton, Opryland,
the Greenbriar and the


Hobe Sound Golf Club has
not only nurtured her
customers' love of fine
cheese, but has also given
local musicians a venue to
perform. Bodega Blue
customers can indulge
their gustatory senses as
they enjoy some truly fine
live performers who
appear on weekends.
Shortly after opening her
doors, the daughter-in-law
of a Delta blues musi-
cian/singer came by and
inquired whether Bodega
Blue would consider
becoming a venue for
musicians.
Ms. Persinger liked the
idea and Sebastian resi-
dent and Delta blues
master Ernie Southern
became the first performer
to play at Bodega Blue.
The association has
continued and Bodega
blue is a frequent stop on
Mr. Southern's tours of
local entertainment spots.
Mr. Southern's wife,
Franni Howe-Southern,
has booked talent
throughout Florida for
several decades and works
with Ms. Persinger to bring
a variety of performing
talent to Bodega Blue.
"One of the biggest
things going forward is my


alliance
with Franni
and the
music. I try
to be as
loyal to
people as I
can," Ms.
Persinger
said.
Though Lynn
Ms. Persinger
Persinger
did not set
out to become an enter-
tainment impresario, she
nonetheless has given
several local musicians a
chance to be heard.
Popular local quartet Old
Barber Bridge gave its first
performance at Bodega
Blue and Ms. Persinger
recently hosted blues great
John Mooney who packed
Bodega Blue for a night of
rousing Delta Blues/New
Orleans music.


Music lovers will
unquestionably continue
to enjoy fine talent, which
is showcased on the
weekends. But come
hungry.
Walking through the
door of Bodega Blue gives
your olfactory and visual
senses a real treat. A
myriad of aromas wafts -
cheese, soup of the day,
individual pizzas baking
and other less-easily
identifiable but no less
wondrous smells. You feel
a smile beginning to form
on your face.
There is color. Every-
where. On the walls there
is the most arresting shade
of periwinkle blue - the
bluish-violet shade that
brings to mind Elizabeth
Taylor's eyes. Other
splashes of bright hues are


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Cheese
From page B5


visible on open ductwork
and elsewhere that appear
to have been taken from a
kid's.Crayola crayon box.
That smile is broadening.
White, billowing sail-like
fabric is hung from the
ceilings to enshroud the
overhead lights and cast a
diffused glow. Large,
colorful and fanciful
artworks lend a whimsical
decor.
The name Bodega Blue
came from Bodega Bay
north of San Francisco -
an area where many
artisan cheeses are made
and was the location for
the filming of Alfred
Hitchcock's classic "The


Birds," Ms. Persinger said.
While Bodega Blue
carries the best in epicure-
an delights, this is clearly
no stodgy, snobby cafe.
And if there is an attitude
prevalent, it is one of fun
and mirth and, except for
the food and beverage, of
not taking yourself too
very seriously.
With respect to the
decor, Ms. Persinger
admits, "things don't
match in here."
And that is a good thing.
Even a first-time customer
feels comfortable and
welcome here thanks to
the surroundings and
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gathering places for food,
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iBodega Blie's popularity
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But that debut was per-
ilously timed as it turned
out. The concept of a..
cheese shop was a novelty
inVero Beach and Ms.
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Beach Club) did not know
if customers would
patronize the store.
"We stocked what we
liked in here and thought
if it didn't work out we'd
eat and drink our way
through it all! We had
gotten 200 pounds of
cheese in on Friday and
Hurricane Jeanne hit on
Saturday," Ms. Persinger
said.
Power was lost and she
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in ice-filled coolers to
keep it from spoiling.
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Since that near disas-
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as a retail store, that sold,,
cheese and offered some?
coffees and pastries,
Bodega Blue added food
service to meet customer
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The congenial and easy-
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to thrive at this venture, '
which is fa�rdifferqntfrom
her days at high-end golf
clubs, resorts and five-star
hotels.
"When I left the club
business it was so stress-
ful. At some point, it just
wasn't fun so I quit. Now
I'm much happier andat
ease," she said.
Bodega Blue is located at
2115 14th Ave. in down- I
town Vero Beach. It is open
Tuesday from 11:30-3 ,
p.m.; Wednesday and
Thursday from 11:30 to 9
p.m.; Friday from 11:30 to
10 p.m.; and Saturday from
11:30 to 2 p.m. and then
reopening from 6 to 10 \
p.m. Bodega Blue is closed
Sunday and Monday.
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Friday, May 2,2008


Vero Beach Museum of Art receives national recognition


FOR HOMETOWN NEWS

VERO BEACH - The Vero
Beach museum of art
achieved accreditation
from the American Associ-
ation of Museums, the
highest national recogni-
tion for a museum.
Accreditation signifies
excellence to the museum
community, to govern-
ments, funders, outside


agencies, and those that
visit the museum.
Accreditation brings
national recognition to a
museum for its commit-
ment to excellence,
accountability, high pro-
fessional standards, and
continues institutional
improvement. The accred-
itation program is the
field's primary vehicle for
quality assurance, self-reg-


ulation, and public
accountability. IT
strengthens the museum
profession by promoting
practices that enable lead-
ers to make informed deci-
sions, allocate resources
wisely and remain finan-
cially and ethically
accountable in order to
provide the best possible
service to the public.
The Vero Beach Museum


is one of 47 museums
accredited in Florida. To
earn accreditation, a
museum must first con-
duct a year of self-study,
and then undergo a site
visit by a team of peer
reviewers. The time it takes
is more than balanced be
what the museum's staff
and board gain from the
process, which include the
opportunity for self analy-


sis and programmatic
evaluation, sat Lucinda
Gedeon, Museum direc-
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The Vero Beach Museum
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Alward'H. Fuller, 81, of Vero
Beach, died April 16, 2008, at
VNA Hospice House in Vero
Beach.
He was born in Newport, Vt.,
and had been a resident of
Vero Beach since 1989, com-
ing fromWashington, D.C.
He was a World War II veter-
an serving in the U.S. Navy.
He was an avid golfer,
enjoyed woodworking and
was a member of the Ameri-
can Legion.
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Audrey Fuller of Vero Beach; a
son, Alward "Skip" H. Fuller of
West Palm Beach; three
daughters, Mary Fuller Kelly'
of Fort Pierce, Julie Fuller Gro-
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Litchfield of Melbourne, and
Janice Fuller Bohrer of
Spokane, Wash.; 11 grandchil-
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dren.
Burial will be in Pine Grove
Cemetery, in Newport, Vt.
Aycock Funeral Home in
Port St. Lucie was in charge of
arrangements.

Miriam Smith
Miriam Smith, 92, of Vero
Beach, died April 14,2008.
She was born in Camden,
N.J., and lived in Vero Beach
for three years, coming from
Palmyra, N.J.
She was a homemaker and
attended Kings Baptist
Church inVero Beach.
She is survived by twin sons,
Richard Smith of Sanford, and
Robert Smith of Bridgeton,
N.J.; triplet daughters, Car-
olyn Riordan of Naples, Con-
nie Webb of Vero Beach, and
Cathy Gilbert of Branchberg,
N.J.; a sister, Jean Perkins of
Palmyra, N.J.; seven grand-
children and three great-
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2008, at the VNA Hospice
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She was a homemaker and
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daughter, Lee Ann Owens of
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Lang of Vero Beach; and two
grandchildren.
She was preceded in death
by her husband of 42 years,
Robert Lang.
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N.Y. at a later date.
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She was born in Morris-
town, N.J., and moved to Vero
Beach in 1980, coming from
Pompano Beach.
She was of the Catholic
faith and a member of the
Democratic Women's Club
of Broward County.
She is survived by a son,
Joseph Neubauer of Loxa-
hatchee; seven grandchil-
dren and numerous great-
grandchildren.
She was preceded in
death by her husband,
Joseph Neubater; and a
daughter, Jean Anne Price.
Memorial services are
private.
Memorial contributions
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VNA/Hospice Foundation,
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y May 2


Save the earth and some money


Ith the current
W changes involving
our evolving earth,
Earth Day has become an
important evept in our
society. Earth Day is a day we
can look around and see all
the wonders that nature has
bestowed on us. It is also a
great time to think about how
we can protect and beautify
our environment.
This task can be as simple
as planting a single tree to
beautify your yard, planting a
colorful garden for all to enjoy
on your property, or even
donating your time to a local
garden club td help beautify
an area of your city or town.
The idea of Earth Day was
initiated in 1962 as a way to
make people aware of what is
going on in our environment.
It all started with President
John E Kennedy in 1963,
when he took a five-day
conservation tour of our
nation. The first official Earth
Day was on April 22, 1970.
Since then, Earth Day has
blossomed into a national
celebration where people
initiate ideas that can help
make our environment more
eye appealing and a better
place to live.
With all the hype on how
we are depleting our cypress
forests by the use of cypress
mulch, there are many other
natural alternatives we can
use that are functional and
will also save our natural
resources.
One thing \e cause that
we all have plenty of is natural
grass clippings. That's right;


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JOE ZELENAK
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grass clippings can make an
excellent mulching material
that you can use on almost all
your plants and flowers. You
do need to be sure, however,
that your turf has not been
recently treated with any
herbicides. The herbicides
may damage some of your
more tender plants.
Place the clippings around
your plants in layers. Make
each of your layers thin, and
do not make it too thick, as
the mulch will produce a
smell. Apply the next thin
layer after the initial layer has
been allowed to dry out. As
the clippings decompose,
they will produce a fertilizing
effect on your plants. The
clippings tend to add
nutrients back to the soil as
they decay and work their
way into the dirt.
Another great natural
mulching material is pine
needles. This material is not
suitable for all plants but it is


great for the majority of
plants we use in this part of
Florida. You can use pine
clippings on any acid loving
plants. This list can include
ixoria, hibiscus, bottlebrush,
azalea, gardenia, junipers,
and banana trees, along with
many other plants that
require a high acid content in
the soil.
Not only do many of these
natural remedies save
resources, they also save you
money. Doing large areas of
your yard with commercial
products can cost a fortune.
With the money you save on
mulching materials, you will
be able to purchase many
more colorful flowers!
Most of your favorite plants
that you have in your yard
can be easily propagated into
new plants without having to
buy new plants. Roses are a
great example of this.
In the spring, you can
choose rose cuttings that are
healthy and green, and they
will make good candidates for
cuttings.
Using a sharp knife, cut off
the soft tip of the cane, and
then cut it into 4- to 5-inch
pieces. Each piece should
have at least two nodes and
some leaves. Strip off the
bottom leaves to expose a
node, then plant the cutting
in moist soil, and keep it in
bright shade and high
humidity. You can use
containers covered with
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY-
In order to raise awareness
and to build broad public
recognition around the role of
mental health to overall
health and the factors that
promote mental wellness, the
Mental Health Association in
Indian River County is
observing National Mental
Health Month in May with a
series of activities.
The public is invited, free of
charge, to avail themselves of
any or all of them.
OnWednesday, May 7, Anx-
iety and Depression Screen-
ings will take place at the
MHA offices. The public is
invited to arrange for an
appointment for a free 15-
minute consultation with a
licensed therapist between 10
a.m. and 2 p.m. Resources,
information and brochures
will be available,
As a joint venture between
MHA and Hanley Hall, alco-
hol and drug abuse screen-
ings will be held at the MHA
offices on Thursday, May 15,
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Appointments are necessary
for a free 15 minute consulta-
tion with a professional.
Resources, information and
brochures will be available.
In recognition of Older
American's Mental Health
Week, Dr. Beverly Whiteley
will hold a senior lunch n'
learn onWednesday, May 21.
Dr. Whiteley will speak
about the art of aging, a talk
about how to develop
resources to get the physical,
emotional and spiritual
stages of becoming an ageing
person. Her presentation will
include a free lunch. Space is
limited and reservations are
required by Monday, May 19.
To complete Mental Health
Month, Dr. Joseph Cheries,
Psy.D, licensed clinical psy-
chologist at the Behavioral
Health Center, will present
'Helping a Loved One Over-
come Eating Disorders' on
Thursday, May 29, from 6 to
7:30 p.m. His lecture, followed
by a question and answer
period, will include a free box
light dinner/snack and bever-
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For Florida Volunteer Month,
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From tutoring to sports
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from lending an ear to giving
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honors
FOR HOMETOWN NEWS

VERO BEACH - The
Florida State League
announced Vero Beach
Devil Rays right-handed
pitcher Jeremy Hellickson
was named Florida State
League pitcher of the
week, and first-baseman
Matt Fields was named
Florida State League play-
er of the week, for the
week of April 14-20.
Mr. Hellickson was fan-
tastic in his third start of
the season, as the Rays
defeated the Jupiter Ham-
merheads 3-1 on April 15.


Deaths
From page B8
sulate Health Care of Vero
Beach.
He was born in Massilon,
Ohio, and moved to 'Vero
Beach 17 years ago. conV~
ing from New York City.
He worked in advertising
for NBC and other adver-
tising agencies in New
York before his retirement.
He had been a member
of St. Bartholomews Epis-,
copal Church in NewYork.
He is survived by his
wife, Margaret Dresser of
Vero Beach; a daughter,
Hope Susan Blair of Vero
Beach; and one grand-
child.
There are no services
planned at this time.
Memorial contributions
may be made to the Wabas-
so School, 8895 U.S. 1,
Sebastian, FL 32958.
Arrangements were
under the direction ofCox-
Gifford-Seawinds Funeral
Home and Crematory in
Vero Beach.
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Mental
From page B9
Beach. Reservations are nec-
essary by calling MHA (772)
569-9788 no later than Mon-
day, May 26.

The MHA offices are located
at 777 37th St., in the Kurtell
Medical Center, Suite D-104 in
Vero Beach. For more infor-
mation on Mental Health
Month and to make appoint-
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call (772) 569-9788.


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Good gifts for your golfing mom or dad


'Tou are almost out of
time! Mother's Day is
just around the corner,
and Father's Day is a quick
left after that.
Most golfers are difficult
to buy presents for. Toss in
the fact that it's mom or dad
and things can get quite
confusing. However, gifts
are available for the moms
and dads in our lives, and it
doesn't have to be a tie or
oven mitts with golf balls on
it.
Every golfer could benefit
from knowing the yardage
to the pin or to a hazard.
Leupold, America's Optic
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Rangefinders. Both units
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These units are also legal for
everyday and tournament
play.
How would that golfer in
your life like his or her own
swing coach? The new
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possible. The device fits on
your wrist, just like your
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by servo-motors and
sensors to give you instant
feedback when you deviate
from your ideal grip pres-
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feedback aids muscle
memory and helps keep you
in a consistent swing
groove.


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Golf columnist


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final nine outs, although the
Vero Beach resident said the
thought of perfection was far
from her mind.
"I wasn't at all (thinking
about it," Whittington said. "I
was thinking, God we're up 5-
0, I have to keep them off the
bases and let my defense do
its job."
Whittington cruised the rest
of the way, setting up a
rematch with Treasure Coast
rival South Fork in the Region
4-5A quarterfinal. The Bull-
dogs defeated the Sharks ear-
lier in the season, but with
much more on the line this
time, Whittington once again
found herself at the forefront
being asked to deliver a lights-
out performance.
After keeping South Fork off
the scoreboard in the first,
Whittington was the benefici-
ary of some timely hitting in
the latter half of the inning.
Megan Biegel's two-run
double to the left-center gap
gave Whittington and the
Sharks the early advantage.
The lead grew smaller in the
top of the third inning, as


Whittington gave up a solo
home run to South Fork's
Emily McNutt.
The Sharks answered with a
run in the bottom of the
inning to pull ahead 3-1. In
the fifth, Whittington surren-
dered a triple to fellow hurler
Haylee Land which led to a
run, but Sebastian River
regained its two-run bulge
with a score in its half of the
inning.
"Ever since the second Bay-
side game, we got real hot
with our hitting," Whittington
said.
Sebastian River maintained
the advantage going into the
seventh inning before Whit-
tington almost became
unglued. She gave up a single
and then proceeded to throw
two wild pitches to allow the
runner to move to third.
South Fork's Shelby Frates
singled in a run to make it 4-3.
Land followed with another
single and moments later the
runners were in scoring posi-
tion with just one out.
Whittington settled down,
getting the final two hitters to


give Sebastian River its first
regional win since 2003.
"It was pretty intense," Whit-
tington said. "Our defense
stayed strong and hung on in
the last inning."
Unfortunately, the same
couldn't be said in Sebastian's
next game. Taking on W.T.
Dwyer in the Region 4-5A
semifinal, the Sharks commit-
ted four errors, becoming
unhinged after Dwyer's head
coach was tossed after disput-
ing an umpire's ruling.
"When he got thrown out, it
got to me," Whittington said.
"The pressure got to me, I'm
not going to lie.
"He got into our heads."
In the game, Whittington (9-
7) allowed just four hits, but
Dwyer emerged with a 2-1
win. Despite the loss, the
Sharks finished at 18-9 and a
district crown.
"I didn't think we'd get as far
as we did," Whittington said.
"I really wanted to win dis-
tricts.
"No one expected us to do
it. We earned it and we
deserved it."


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BY JOHN MACDONALD
Sports writer

In Sebastian River's District
13-5A softball championship
game against Bayside, both
teams started off with a clean
slate.
Molly Whittington, Sebast-
ian's ace pitcher, made sure
the Bears stayed that way.
The sophomore pitched the
greatest game of her young
career, no-hitting Bayside for
a complete game shutout and
helping the Sharks to its sec-
ond district title in three years.
"I was feeling pretty good
before the game," Whittington
said. "I stayed hot and that
was good."
While Whittington was
doing her part, Sebastian's
offense came alive with two
runs in the second inning, fol-
lowed by another pair in the
third. The Sharks added
another score in the fifth for a
surprising five-run lead over
the top-seeded team in the
tournament.
Given the big lead, Whitting-
ton set out to get the game's


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LIGHT, CITY Street- Au-
thentic Antique, w/ bases
& globes, wired for 110v,
$100, 772-589-0158
LOUNGE CHAIRS- Pipe,
(2), $75 each, File Cabi-
net, 4 drawer, $25,
772-323-3012
LOVE SEAT & Bed
Couch- matching, $150,
72-664-5329 IR
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PIANO, SHONINGER-
with .bench, includes tun-
ing tools, $199,
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PLANER, Ridgid- 13", w/
leg set, TP1300, Excel-
lnt condition, limited us-
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POOL PUMP- Newly re-
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QUILT - $25. Call
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RADIO- Free play self
powered energy, w/A/C
adaptor, $20, NY Mets
jacket $25, 772-461-8596
RAKE, Flea- $25, Fishing
Rods, (1) $25, (3) $15,
(4) $10, 772-569-3248 IR
REFRIGERATOR, Ken-
more- 2 door, ice/water,
excellent condition, $150,
772-342-7506 SLC
REPELLER, SEAGULL-
Digital Bird Guard Pro for
homes, docks, etc. $100,
772-413-8202 IR
SHUTTERS, STORM-
Steel, (10), 14x6, $20
each, 772-879-7394 SLC
SINK kitchen with faucet
American Standard 33"
Bisque $100. Microwave
SOFA BED & Love Seat-
S20, 772-664-7008 IR
SOFA- Leather, Beige,
Scratched but Sturdy,
$35, 772-343-9161 SLC
SONY 27" Flat Screen
$200. 772-285-4432 SLC
STOVE Jennair 4
Burner, downdraft, stain-
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STOVE, GE- Electric,
cream color, good condi-
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STROLLER- Graco Trav-
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scene pictures, $20, Pool
liper, $20, 772-466-6203
TABLE glass top w/ rat-
tan bottom 48" round
$45obo 772-581-4362


TABLE, COCKTAIL- dol-
phin, glass top, $95, Bak-
ers Rack, white, $50,
772-794-9603 IR
TABLE, Cocktail- Ori-
ental, black lacquer w/
old designs, glass top,
199, 772-468-0123 SLC
TABLE, COFFEE &
Matching End Table,
Mahogany, Good Condi-
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TABLE, COFFEE- with
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25x21 $20, 772-559-9888
TABLE, SOFA- Oriental,
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TABLE, WOOD- White,
carved legs, great for
family, 60x42x29.5, $150,
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TABLES, LARGE- fold
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TIRES- (2), Brand New,
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R15, $100 both,
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TOWING HITCH for
Toyota Camry, $60.
772-492-1815 IR
TOYS, Large- rescue
heroes, ship w/ 6 figures
& car, $16, 772-589-5194
TRAILER Hitch- $100
obo, 772-778-8797 IR
TRIPOD- Italian Bogan
3040, w/3063 Fluid Head
for movie/still cameras,
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TV, MAGNAVOX- 25", w/
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$75, 772-634-1286 MC
TV, TOSHIBA- Flat, 27",
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WALKER, 3 Wheel- Mer-
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772-643-3638 SLC
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WHEELCHAIR- $50,
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ITALIAN Porcelain Tile,
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RIER pup, 1 male, want-
ing forever home on May
10th, $800 firm. Call
321-455-6534


POLE BARNSI 30'x50'x
10' includes: Slider & Util-
ity door and all nails,-
screws, and hardware..
Painted metal, Free De-.
livery. Only $6,995. Call
1-877-773-8356



MARION MUSIC
Pianos, Pianos, ETC.
Gibson, Martin Guitars &
more! Stack Plaza. We,
buy. Call 321-727-3000
OLD GUITARS Wanted!
Fender, Gibson, Gretsch, .
Martin. 1930s-1960s. Top-
cash paid. 800-401-0440


PORT ST LUCIE Sat
May 3 & Sun May 4
7am-12pm, 3255 SE
Monte Vista St(near Club
Med)Multi family. Furn,
bunk beds, couch, chairs,
tables, kids toys, clothing
& more!
PORT ST. LUCIE Sat
May 3 8:00 AM. Rain
date May 4. 1399 SW
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Todd to Hibiscus) Lift
chair, furniture, .
household items,
clothing, misc.

OPEN HOUSE
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FEATHERLITE 3 Horse,
TR w/ camper. Run/water
/port-a-potty. rear tack,
slant load. S Brevard, call
for flyer/pictures. Excel-
lent condition. $16,500
321-258-3618,984-9866


UNITED Humanitarians
Vouchers avail, to spay &
neuter your pets at low
cost in St Lucie & Indian
River Counties. Call
772-335-3786/468-6073.
Call Classified
800-823-0466


- PROFESSIONAL SERVICE GUIDE


OWE the IRS or State??
Haven't filed tax re-
titns?? Get instant relief.
Call Mike 800-487-1992
www.safetaxhelp.com



QUALITY LIFE CARE
provides excellent care
for your loved one. Call
772-361-5266


King Carter Aluminum
Screen Rooms, Hurri-
cane Protection, Service
&- Repair. 772-461-5369
800-793-3981 Lic/Ins


SATYOUR SERVICE
Master Auto Technician.
Quality work. Save 25%.
Call Paul 772-538-7206
WANTED JUNK CARS -
Running or not $150 &
up. We pay cash! 24-hrs.
321-631-0111



BATHTUB REFINISH-
ING... Renew / Change
Color. Tub, Tile, Sink &
Chip Repair. Commercial
& ; Residential. 5 yr War-
ranty. Quick Response,
Insured. "Florida's Tub
Doctor", Serving Florida
over 10yrs,888-686-9005


CARPET REPAIR BY
STEVE: Wrinkles re-
moved, seams-remade,
burn repairs, power
stretching. Free Est.
772-828-6073
Lic# CNS5564
Affordable & Effecive
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Carpet

*Tile, Grout
Cleaning & Sealing
SCarpel Cleaning,
Pet Odors/Stain
Removal
* Pressure Cleaning
F Weekly Maid
co Service c
3 Room Special1
$79. 9
772-828-2242
Res/Co LICINS: 1004006


SATURDAY DAYCARE
Flexible hrs. $25/day dis-
counts on multiple chil-
dren. Lic'd Prof. Child
friendly environment in
Sebastian 772-538-2242



ADAINA CLEANING
SERVICE - Comm. / resi-
dential. Free Estimates.
First cleaning 15% off.
Call Adaina at
772-828-5555
BEST CLEAN by Katia,
Exp. windows, organize,
errands, licensed. (Msg)
(772)559-9888, 562-7960
DUN-RITE CLEANING
SERV. - Res/Comm, one
on one, trustworthy. 1st
cleaning is thorough
deep clean. Lic/Bonded/
Insured. 772-473-0335
Nina-Owner


HOUSE CLEANING
Done by Honest, Reliable
Two-Some. Reasonable
Rates! 772-205-0005
Classified 800-823-0466


THREE ANGELS
CLEANING - Nothing too
small angels clean all.
Lic/Ins.772-692-4303


A NEW COMPUTER
NOW! Brand Name lap-
tops & desktops Bad or
No Credit - No Problem
Smallest weekly pay-
ments avail. it's yours
Now - Call 800-645-0287


JM Electrical Services
Inc. Rock bottom prices.
Top Quality Work. De-
pendable & Reliable We
install Generators! Serv-
ing PB & Treasure Coast.
772-871-2451/561-756-5
495 EC13002266/Lic-lns


GOT FENCE?
Installations & Repairs.
Daily Specials. Jonathan
Jenkins Fencing Inc
772-201-9403
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A.A.W. Handyman
For Painting & more. Re-
liable. Honest. Referen-
ces Avail. No job too big
or too small. Owner Op-
erator. Call Mike now!
772-321-7220 Lic/Ins







J.W. HOLMES, INC
General Contractor.
Licensed for your every
need. Call now for Free
Estimate. 561-798-2529
CGC035900 & Insured

Classified
800-823-0466


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SURFING LESSONS &
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Adventure Day Camp
Vero/Seb/Ft Pierce. Pvt
or Group lessons. Cert
Master Instructor. Equip.
supplied. 772-480-3328
www.nssia.ora.


Affordable Health Bene-
fits From $85.90 Monthly
for entire family. Hospital-
ization, Prescriptions,
Doctors, Vision, Dental,
Accident Medical, Life,
More. Everyone's Accept-
ed. Be Healthy, Call To-
day! 888-508-5470
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WORK? Collect up to
$9,500 of Unemploy-
ment Insurancel We
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800-482-7504
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$9,500 Are You Current-
ly Unemployed & Have
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Can Help You Collect
Unemployment Insur-
ancell For More Infor-
mation call Todayl
800-482-7504


ALAN'S AFFORDABLE
LAWN CARE
Res/Comm, Full service;
mowing, edging, hedging
& pruning, lic & ins FREE
Est 772-589-7273
Specialty Sprinklers -
Expert Sales, Service &
Design. Same Day Serv-
ice! Call Michael
772-538-6143
TODD OWENS LAWN
CARE. Good service,
reasonable rates. Since
'97, Res/Comm Lic/Ins,
Free Est. 772-589-0214


- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Canal Front/ Deland- 2/2
access to St. Johns river,
encl. porch, 30 ft covered
boat lift/dock, deck, large
darport, 1600sf $299K
386-717-0264 / 677-8266
COCOA RIVERFRONT
home,4BR/3BA,3 car gar
great shuttle views, built
2007, $1.2 million, www.
launchviewhome.com Call
321-609-9008
EDGEWATER- DEEP
canal mins. to Mosquito
Lagoon. All redone Lrg
2/1, seawall/divets. Re-
duced $255,000. Finance
or rent 386-424-9341


FORT PIERCE: Tropical
Isles Co-op, Bank Repo,
393 Seahorse Terrace,
$40,000 772-462-4130 or
nights 466-4500
HUTCHINSON ISLAND
Harbour Isle 3rd fl, end
unit, riverview 2bdr/2ba
luxury condo. Appraised
$450,000 in 2006, must
sell $265,0001 Call owner
772-579-8105, 349-7345
New Smyrna Beach-
side-: 3/2 on deep water
canal. High ceilings, tile,
sunroom. Appraised at
$595K REDUCED $540K
Must SEE! 407-474-0696


BANK OWNED On Site
Real Estate Auction.
TITUSVILLE - 4BR/2BA
1570sq.ft. SFR.
1115 Titus Ave.
Sunday 5/11 3:30pm.
PALM BAY 3BR/2BA.
1294sq.ft. SFR.
1209 Scranton St. SW.
Sun 5/11, 6:00pm.
Free Brochure. Call
800-229-9793 ASI www.
AuctionServiceslntl.com
Jon Rice AB675AU 1035
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HUTCHINSON ISL: 55+,
1200 Colonnades Dr.
lbr/lba, All Amenities &
Boat Dock. Completely
Remodeled. $79,000
828-226-2566
MELBOURNE waterfront
totally renovated condo,
access to Indian River,
1/1.5, new AC, cabinets,
wood flooring, $95,000.
.321-698-5940 / 432-3186
See photos online www.
HometownNewsOL.com
AD#52697
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Vero Beach. $35. 1/2 hr.
Lic #MM8362. Now hir-
ing. 561-827-8047
Classified 800-823-0466


JENSEN BEACH- Fair-
winds Cove, 2/2 w/dock,
beautiful waterfront
comm. $315,000 Call
Annette Cowley Keyes
Co. Realty 772-380-3868
SEBASTIAN LAKES
Gated community 2/2,
2nd floor, screened porch
clubhouse, pool & ten-
nis, $119,900
772-589-8708
STUART Monterey Yacht
& Country Club golf
comm. 1/1 quiet 55+
comm. Large porch
overlooking golf course.
New paint & carpeting.
$59,900 419-708-4602


*DIVORCE* Bankruptcy*
*1 Signature Divorce,
*Missing Spouse Di-
vorce, Child Custody &
Support, Property &
Debts Ok, Covering all
areas low as $65, Est.
1992, 888-705-7221





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VERO BEACH CONDO-
Tile floors, walk to Mira-
cle Mile. Great condition
and value! $64,500. Call
John king @ Realty King
772-473-6081


DELTONA 3BD/2BA on
Lake Louise built in 2000.
1650sf,Must Sell! $210K.
Furnished optional. To
view: 2512 Weatherford
Dr. Call 989-674-2584
photo ad #52693 www.
ometownnewsOL.com
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Member Operating
Agreement CORP
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Attorney Fees & Corpo-
rate Kit, Attorney Nick
Spradlin,Tampa/Orlando,
Miami & Ft. Lauderdale
1-877-845-0621
www.nickspradlin.com



VOCALIST WANTED -
Female/Male, general
business, exp. preferred.
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CLASSIFIEDSI
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FOR SALE/LEASE
Melbourne Bch, 1,100
sqft in Leisure Living
Park, you own land
$87,000 or rent $595
Vero Beach 715 Banyan
Road 1 block to beach
$550K or lease option
for $1400/mo Cocoa
Beach Income Property
3BR Duplex 407 Sunrise
$199,000 Palm Bay
2190 Cogan $87,500
321-544-7424
GREAT NEWS AND
CLASSIFIED ADSI
HOMETOWN NEWS
800-823-0466


WANTED: 20 HOMES
To Show Off Our New
Lifetime Exterior Coating.
Call Now to See if Your
Home Qualifies!
1-800-961-8547
(Lic#CBC010111)



ASSISTANT - Errands,
shopping, cooking, Light
cleaning, Secretarial
work, Dr. appt's & much
more. Call 772-794-9554


PAUL FITZPATRICK
Plumbing. Service/Repair
Remodel. Sr. Discount.
Low rates. Since 1975.
Call 772-489-0668


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$$$ Buy direct from man-
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BRIAN'S Re-screening
Specializing in Re-
Screening, Pool Enclo-
sures & Screen Rooms.
772-370-4709


New Installation
Repair & Replace

SCREEN ROOMS
WINDOW SCREENS
POOL CAGES
ANameYou Can Trst
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Occupied Homes Our Speciality
POPCORN REMOVED REPLACE
WITH KNOCK DOWN
SExterior Painting:-
* Cleaning and .
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REDUCED
FORT PIERCE 5-br/2-ba
Completely remodeled.
Tile throughout. S.H.I.P.
program. Price reduced
for quick sale. $134,500
1-954-421-4950
JENSEN BEACH- Park
Estates, 3/2 Key West
style, with large fenced
yard $235,000 Call An-
nette Cowley Keyes Co.
Realtors 772-380-3868
GREAT NEWS AND
CLASSIFIED ADSI
HOMETOWN NEWS
800-823-0466


JENSEN BEACH- Pine-
crest Lakes, Custom built -
4/3 CBS w/ lake view, on
1/2 acre lot. Near beach-
es, downtown Jensen &
Stuart, shpg & A_Rated
Schools. $544,900. Call-
Annette Cowley Keyes-
Co, 772-380-3868
Melbourne Bch, beauti-
ful 3Br, updated 30x16
pool, large fenced yrd lots
of pavers $349,900 Norm
Nault Re/Max Beach
Towne 321-480-4869
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CLEARANCE!
Homes available for im-
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NORTH PALM BEACH
Renovated 3/2/1 on large
fenced lot. New roof, A/C,
windows, tile, kitch cabi-
nets, SS apple, new baths,
plumbing fixtures, paver
drvwy, shutters. $239,900
Pam Zecca Re/Max
561-635-5826
PALM BAY, beautiful BB
4/3/3 split, security, over-
sized lot, screen pool,
study, built-in appl's, Ig.
MBR w/ Ig. BA, many
upgrades, Reduced to
$359,900! 321-728-3658
PALM BAY, lovely, near
Turkey Creek Sanctuary,
1700sf,CBS,3/2,city util's,
fam. rm, nice neighborhd,
well maint.,conv. loc.,roof
3 yrs.new,$151,500. 321-
984-3038 or 543-2066
PORT SAINT LUCIE
Lovely 3/212 with library,
only 2 yrs old. 265 SW
Ridgecrest Dr. 34953
Near turnpike.
561- 252 662


PORT ST LUCIE Beauti-
ful 3/2/2, triple sliders to
patio, upgraded land-
scaping, nr 195 & shops
$169,000. 561-758-6320
Bob Bigone of KW Realty
PORT ST LUCIE: CBS
2br/2ba/lcg, 283 NE
Mainsail St, $129,000 or
$890/mo Rent to own.
Close to Shopping &
Schools. 772-342-0041
or 772-332-6500




ROCKY POINT, Stuart
Waterfront Manatee
Pocket, Immac 3/2/4
CBS Key West home +
1262 sq ft garage! Pro-
tected harbor, 30x12 slip,
$699,111. Katherine
Goodman RE/Max of
Stuart 772.530-5386




SHORT SALE Port St.
Lucie, Vacant 3006 sq ft.
custom 4/3/2 Marble
floors, crown molding
thru-out, island kitchen
$279,000 561-644-9996
407-656-0779 see other
photos online at www.
HometownNewsOL.com
ad number 52935
ST. LUCIE WEST: Lake
Forest PTE 3/2/2 Private
water setting, tile firs,
overszd porch. Pristino
.oadition! Community
poo i-a lk to grocery, din-
ing, etc. Oa*d Comm.
$198,000 BrokerS-wa l-
comed Owner / Agent
772-201-1205
NEED TO
HIRE?
CALL CLASSIFIED
800-823-0466


STOP PAYING RENT!
We turn renters into local
homeowners. Credit
problems OK. Call
772-569- 9340
www.want2own.com
VERO 3/212 CBS Short
Sale $155,000 Gated
Community. Paula Rog-
ers & Associates
772-231-9121
VERO Beach Colonial
Terrace. 3/2.5+ den/2cg.
Beautiful upgraded CBS
pool home, tile roof,
Priced to sell! $349,000
772-569-3620 Call asap!
VERO BEACH AREA -
Sell your house fast!!!
Sell your house "As-Is" at
a fair price, 24-Hour re-
corded info 877-538-2274
www.877JetCash.com
VERO BEACH Coral
Wind. Private, Cul de sac
3/2/2, split plan, 2400sq
ft, carpet & tile, new up-
grades. $239,000
770 con CnC-


VERO BEACH: Stevens
Park, Lovely 3br/2ba
home on a lot & 1/2.
Seller financing available
to qualified buyer. Lease
option considered. Alan
Berger, IPO Realty
954-253-0399 ownr/agt
VERO CENTRAL BCH
Charming 3/2 block
home with terrazzo tile
firs on lush oversized lot.
New W/D. Mint cond.
Rent to own $325,000.
772-489-0180
VERO LAKE ESTATES -
Like new CBS, 3/2 tile
floors, covered back
porch, $119,000. Call
John King @ Realty King
Inc. Call 772-473-6081
VIERA Must see! 2/2+
den.Beautiful landscaped
gated 55+ comm. Heated
pool clubhouse, exercise
room. Well maintained.
screened porch $239,900
321-752-5538; 698-5940



VERO BEACH Tropic
Villas North 2/2.5, Cen-
trally located, well main-
tained. Large private
patio,newer appi, $110k
772-569-5160



DAYTONA BEACH-
1000 acres, all or part!
1mi. Hwy 40 frontage.
18mi. from Daytona
Beach. 954-609-2436
NC MOUNTAINS
2.2ac cabin shell $99,900
6ac.'great view. $69,900.
lac. mature woods
$29,900.
Excellent Financing.
Free Brochure.
1-828-652-8700
OKEECHOBEE County
3 acres horse ready. No
zoning restrictions. 1568
sqft dblw 3/2 den, large
kit, LR, 2 stall barn & 12
x 24 storage, & 10x12
tack sheds, $190,000.
- eo-4e7...6so
PORT ST LUCIE- Becker
area, Approx 1/3 acre
crnr lot, nr new Becker
-exit on Tpke. $75,000
Annette Cowley Keyes
Co. 772-380-3868
BEST IN THE AREA
HOMETOWN NEWS
CLASSIFIED!
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PORT ST. LUCIE
Tesoro Preserve Lot 139.
Gated community country
club. Sacrifice. Purchase
Price $180,000. Offered
at $87,500 954-294-0294
PORT ST. LUCIE
waterfront lot High & dry
.24 acre on cul-de-sac,
next to Becker Rd & 1-95
Beautiful area. Asking
$49,000 772-873-5529


Trout Creek Estates
Now Reserving
1 - 5 Acre Lots Gated
Equestrian Community.
First 8 Lots $20k OFF
321-308-0088 Brevard



BANK REPO
FORT PIERCE: 55+
Spanish Lakes Fairways,
6648 Lila Ct, All offers
considered. 2br/2ba,
$15,000 772-462-4130
or 466-4500 Call Gary
FORT PIERCE 55 +
Whispering Creek nicely
furnished, 2-br/1.5ba,
singlewide. C/A/H,
carport & shed, $7000
772-464-1321

CALL NOW
FORT PIERCE 55+
2-br/2-ba den/office poss
3rd br. Newer doublewide
1539sqft U/A large kit,
pantry, LR, 2 walk-in
closets in MB. Large
screened porch, shed,
$79,900. Call owner for
further details
772-595-1842
JENSEN BEACH: Pine
Lake Village, 55+ Fur-
nished 2br/2ba 24 x 60
with carport, & Florida
Room. Cable included.
$25,000 772-334-1935
JENSEN BEACH: Pine
lake Village, 55+ 2br/2ba.
All appls, C/H/A, Pergo &
carpet flooring. Hurricane
Panels, large FI room,
handymans workshop.
Partially furn. Clbhse w/
pool. Asking $42,900
772-334-9070


LXW
MICCO: Adult Park,
pool, free water & gar-
bage p/up. 2br/2ba, fully
furn. Appls W/D, 3 stor-
age sheds, new roof &
fla room. Storm windows
throughout $15,000 Call
for details. 904-814-7508;
904-692-2600
PALM HARBOR Homes
Super Center Factory
Liquidation Sale!!! Modu-
lar, Mobile, & Stilt homes.
0% DOWN when you
own your land. FREE
Color Brochures. Call
800-622-2832
PORT ST. LUCIE 55+
Spanish Lakes I. dblewd
2/2 FL room, New roof,
W/D, carport dishwasher,
fu'"TIed: $20,000
772-204-9882
ROSELAND BRAND
new 3/2-on 1/2 acre, pad
for dble garage, Seclud-
ed dead end road, Owner
Anxious ready to sell!
$127,500 772-473-4402
SEBASTIAN area. Intra
coastal view new 1200
sqft. 2/2 FL room. lot rent
$411 inc water, trash,
clbhse, pool, fishing pier
moor sm boat. amenities.
$59,900 772-220-5810


STUART Best deal in
town! 2/1 on 75' x 100'
lot. Newly remodeled
through out. New carpet,
new tile bath with shower
$58,000. 561-254-8823
VERO BEACH 2/1 quiet
adult park. Central air,
w/d, dishwasher. Jetted
tub, 2 sheds, large
screen room, Fenced
yard. Pets OK. Lot rent
$365, includes yard
maint. Must see to
appreciate. $8,700
772-581-8099
772-794-6296
VERO BEACH 55+
Countryside 2/2 carport
large shed, wood floors,
sell or lease to own
$15,000 Make offer.
772-299-1425
VERO BEACH 55+
Countryside 3/2 furn.
Laminate floors, bonus
rm. Enclosed porch
Inside W/D, shed. Large
clbh, pool, tennis, more.
$50,000 772-778-6967
VERO BEACH Heritage
Plantation 55+ double
wide 2/2 Florida room,
screen porch. Partially
furnished. $10,500/obo
772-643-3991
VERO BEACH: 2/1 in
family park, remodeled
single wide good loca-
tion. Pool, includes lawn
service. Make offer.
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Road Frontage & Great
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PORT ST. LUCIE - 1bd,
laundry, cable included
non-smoker. Use of pa-
tio, kitchen. $125/wk or
$500/mo 772-337-5138
references required
SEBASTIAN $475 mo
+1/2 utilities. 1/2 cable.
Large Bedroom w bath,
1-cg. House Privileges
W/D. Fenced. Pets extra.
772-480-4597
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Bright, Sunny 1/1/1cp
with balcony. No
Pets/smoke. Walk to
beach, dining & shops.
$750/mo 631-664-5332
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FORT PIERCE - Lake-
wood Park, 2bdrm/lba
very clean, nice, newly
remodeled, tile floor.
$700/mo $500 sec. Great
location, close to Vero
Beach 772-528-1254
FORT PIERCE Surrey
Woods 2-br/2-ba.-Rent to
Own! Comp new. Appli-
ances, flooring, painting
& A/C. $1000/mo Call
owner 772-349-7345
FORT PIERCE, High
Point, 55+, Large 1 Br/
1-1/2 Ba, screened back
patio, laundry room. Gat-
ed comm with active
clubhouse, htd pool.
Annual $700/mo furn or
$650/mo unfurn. 1st/
last/ sec 772-337-3317
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PORT ST LUCIE: Fully
furnished 2b/2ba condo
in PGA Village. Pool,
Cable incl. Rent Wkly,
Mthly, or Yrly $900/mo,
$450/Dep 407-873-0897
SEBASTIAN New Com-
munity, Pelican Isles.
'2/Br & 3/Br,2/Ba Apart-
ments with washer/ dryer.
Ask about our Move-in
Special - 2 & 3 bed-
rooms only. (Income Re-
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Isles Cir. 772-581-4440
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2-br/2-ba Completely up
dated. Wood floors, W/D,
Great Location, close to
beach & town. $750/mo +
security. 772-473-0151

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CENTRAL GEORGIA
15.11 AC-$35,900
Pond site, gently rolling,
hardwoods, planted pine,
near Dublin & 1-16
404-362-8244
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HANDYMAN SPECIAL
New Ranch w/4 bed-
rooms, 2 bath, in dry-
wall stage. Sits on 2
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$79,900/Reduced
*$69,900*. Owner Fi-
nancing 1-740-260-2282
ILLINOIS 240 acres
Hunting/tillable farm land.
Pond, barns, Big oak &
walnut trees, 1/2 mile of
creek running through
property. 217-3574254
LOG CABIN 20+ acres
$119,900. Bonus: In-
cludes Free Barn Kit!
Own the dream! 1,800sf
log cabin and barn kit.
FL/GA border. 90 mi-
nutes Jacksonville. Po-
tential to subdivide! Ex-
cellent financing.
800-898-4409 ex 1421
MADISON COUNTY, FL
Over 40 acres in a gated
community near alla-
hassee, FL & 1-10. $112k
net, need a quick sale.
Only $2,800 per acre. A
great deal! Call
66-755-6766
N CAROLINA "Top of
Mountain" property, 3.5
acres. 80 mile views, 3
miles off Blue Ridge
Parkway, gated comm,
paved roads & utilities.
$225,000 407-321-2007
N GEORGIA &
NC MOUNTAINS
$39,900/ $69,900 Home-
sites. Land/ log home pkg
kits starting $79,900.
Panoramic waterfall,
mountain views.
AMENITIES. Custom
homes/ cabins for sale!
1-888-389-3504 x600
NANTAHALA Real Es-
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graphic & ABC News has
rated this as a #1 summ-
er destination! Vacation
homes/rentals! White
water rafting! Beautiful
high elevation western
North Carolina Surround-
ed by the Nantahala Nat'l
Forest. Only 2.5 hours
NE of Atlanta, GA, only
1.5 hours outside Ashe-
ville, NC & 30 minutes
NE of Murphy, Pristine
Lake, Lake/River front
mountain view, large
tracts 866-218-8439 www
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NC LAND: Near Raleigh/
Durham. 60acs pasture/
woods $199K; 8acs deer
$49K; 13acs hilltop $69K.
Buy now, retire later.
WE'LL FLY YOU HERE
Pics: 1-919-693-8984:
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NC LOG CABIN
MUST SELL-REDUCED
Beautiful 2BR/ 2BA, fully
furnished w/ wrap-around
deck & hot tub. Like New!
Rental Incomel Great
investment-Smoky Mtns.
321-432-1557 $165,000
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SEBASTIAN - Updated
2Br/2Ba with New appl.
in kitchen. All amenities,
(clubhouse, pool, tennis)
$850/mo. 772-538-0031
VERO BEACH 55+ Vista
Harbor. 1st. floor.
1-br/1.5-ba furnished.
Pool, clubhouse,
activities. $650 plus
utilities. 772-299-5793
VERO BEACH Fountain
head gated. Spacious
1st fl 2/2/1-cg. Patio on
lake. All apps. W/D,
mins to beach. $950/mo
+ sec. 772-569-4924
VERO BEACH Luxury
lbr Apt, high ceilings,
part utilities included,
CHA, Centrally located.
New paint. $625/mo
772-643-8826
VERO BEACH Vista
Plantation 55+, 2/2,
Furn/unfurn, Golf course
lakeview, , pool, tennis
$800mo 772-774-8395
VERO BEACH Vista
Royale 55+ 2/2 furnished/
unfurnished. Great views
& condition. Golf, pool,
gym tennis $595/mo
772-564-9941
VERO BEACH: Del Mar
Furn'd 1/1.5, 55+ Pool &
Clubhse on ocean. No
smk. Available May 15th.
$850/mo annual or 3mo
min 772-321-5166


NC MOUNTAIN HOME-
SITES FROM $243/MOI*
Gated, paved, under-
ground utilities, ameni-
ties. Excellent Financing
Available! Call toll-free:
1-877-890-5253 x4086
www.seeriverhighlandsnc
.com 'monthly payment
of $243.26 based upon
purchase price of
$49,900 w/90% financed
@ 6.5% via 3yr. interest
only loan.
NC MOUNTAINS - Own-
er must sell a log cabin
that needs finishing for
$87,900. Has over 2
acres of land w/nice
stream and big trees.
1-828-286-1666
NC MOUNTAINS
2.2ac cabin shell $99,900
6ac. grt view. $69,900.
lac. mature woods
$29,900.
Acreage w/the best views
ever! Free Brochure. Ex-
cellent Financing.
Call 1-828-652-8700
NC MOUNTAINS
Easy to finish new log
cabin shell on 1.7 acres,
$89,900. 2-5 acre water-
front homesites from
$99,900. Easy access
mountain homesites
$29,900-$89,900.
828-247-9966
New York
UPSTATE NY- RIVER-
FRONT FARM! 10 acres
- $84,900 River valley
views, rolling meadows,
babbling brook, wide riv-
er, 5 miles to Coopers-
town, NY! Terms!
877-866-5263
North Carolina - Alarka
Highlands Grand Open-
ing Estate sized lots with
360 degrees with 40 mile
views at 4500' elevation
near Bryson City. Call
1-877-504-0005
www.alarkahighlands.com
NORTH CAROLINA
Heart of Smokey Moun-
tains. Unique gated com-
munity w/ spectacular
views, paved roads. Con-
venient to Asheville,
lakes, National Parks.
Owner financing. acres
from $65,000.
1-800-810-1590
www.wildcatknob.com
NORTH CAROLINA.
100 acres, $399,000.
Best Buy Ever! Trout
stream & paved road.
Perfect hideaway or re-
treat. 828-684-8706
Ammons Agency Real
Estate.
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VERO BEACH: Move in
special Newly remod-
eled. 1 & 2 bdrms from
$575. Tile, new appl.
Close to beaches, parks
& Rest. 772-563-0013
VERO. LARGER 2BR
I1BA close to City Hall.
Central A/C. $625/mo.
Call 772-713-4363
VERO/SEBASTIAN Con-
dos furn/unfurn. 1, 2 &3
BR's from $450 Paula
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PERRY FLORIDA Lovely
4BR/2.5Ba, 2400 square
foot home on approx. 2
acres - a small rural town
approx. 50mi SE of Talla-
hassee. Beautiful pool &
patio area w/tall privacy
fence, Gazebo with hot
tub. Reduced - $239,000.
Call 1-386-658-3378 or
cell 1-386-208-2589
SOUTH CAROLINA
ACREAGE By Owner,
2.5 acres. Beautiful build-
ing tract. Near Lake Mari-
on. $24,900. Low down.
E-Z Owner Financing.
803-505-2161
SOUTHEAST TENNES-
SEE Beautiful Mountain
Development; Gated,
secluded, paved roads,
utilities; Interior & bluff
lots, Wooded' 5 Acres
& up; 4 miles from 1-24.
423-949-6887
www.timber-wood.com
ST AUGUSTINE: Luxury
upgraded 2 or 3br/2ba
w/deeded 50' deep water
BOAT SLIP. 1/2mi to
OCEAN INLET. Spec-
tacular views, 2nd floor,
1710sqft, Pool $835,000.
Nancy, St Johns Realty
Group 904-669-4272
nefl-beach-homes.com


Knoxville large level lot in
upscale community only
$134,900 Michelle Mears
Coldwell Banker Wallace
& Wallace 865-661-9975
TENNESSEE
acre from $19,900
($127/mo) w/Owner Fi-
nancing. Low Taxes & No
State Income Taxes!
Near shopping, Schools,
Medical. Enjoy Golf, Fish-
ing, Boating, horseback
riding. City Water, paved
roads, electric & Club-
house. Inquire about our
Complete Home& Land
Package $124,900. No
hidden cost! Purchase
before 6/15/08 Builders
pays first mortgage pay-
ments on package. Call
1-888-811-2168
TENNESSEE Crossville
lake lots $14,900 & up.
Mount Eagle 280ac
$700,000 Nickie at Realty
1Group nickie@realtypro
.com 931-248-3900
TENNESSEE Crossville
Golf lakefront properties.
Acreage available. 11
golf courses, Bean &
Assoc Inc. 931-248-1444
1-888-337-2326
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BAREFOOT BAY
2-br/2-ba cute & clean.
Screen porch. Fully
furnished. $725/mo +
deposit. No smokers,
772-388-6606
FELLSMERE 2-BR/1-BA
cozy cottage, furnished,
private, gated on ranch.
Minimum 6 months F/LS.
Avail May 1 $900/mo
772-633-3435
FORT PIERCE Indian
Reserve Estates @ Sav-
annah Reserve, 3/2/1
Charming new remodel,
pets ok! Annually
$900mo 561-308-6313
FORT PIERCE: lba/lba,
Guest House, 1502 So.
27th St, $575/mo. Utilities
free.Leisha 772-626-
9915, Lex 561-715-1768,
Espanol 772-626-1835
www.lexbuvshouses.com
FORT PIERCE: 3br/lba,
1609 Valencia Ave, CHA,
New Tile $675/mo Lei-
sha 772-626-9915, Lex
561-715-1768 or Espa-
nol 772-626-1835
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MOUNTAIN & RIVER
*5 acre tracts starting
$49,000. *135acs.
w/mountain views. Great
homesites, hunting/rec-
reational, $279,000.
*310acs. Beautiful moun-
tain property. Gorgeous
700' of river. $2700/acre.
1-888-836-8439
TENNESSEE MOUN-
TAIN 2 Acre wooded
homesites. Breathtak-
ing Tennessee River
View. Low Residential
Property Taxi No State
Income Tax, No Impact
Feel Excellent Owner
Financing Ask about
Mini Vacation!
1-888-358-1020
TENNESSEE MOUN-
TAIN Acreage 2 acre
beautiful homesite, mil-
lion $ view! Secluded,
utilities, overlooking Ten-
nessee River. Close to
Marina, Schools, Shop-
ping! $49,900 low down,
Owner Financing!
1-330-699-1585
TENNESSEE MOUN-
TAIN ACREAGE Breath-
taking Views. Streams,
Cabins Owner Financing
Call 1-888-939-2968
TENNESSEE, 5.7 acres -
nice corner lot on 2 coun-
try roads $36,700. 3Br
2B on Corner lot in town,
nice yard, 2 kitchens &
could be used as a Du-
plex $60,000 Homefront
Realty & Auctions, Tim
Spencer 931-242-5149,
800-459-8516
WESTERN NC Mountain
properties cabins homes,
acreage & investment
property. Views & creeks.
Free color brochure.
Western Carolina Real
Estate Company, Inc.
Murphy, NC. www.
WesternCarolinaRE.com
1-800-924-2635
Western NC Mountains
cabin on 6.44 wooded
acres,stream, joins USFS
$97,000. 800-438-8621,
email: crisp@dnet.net
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NORTH CAROLINA -
Spring in the mountains!
Summer rentals available
too. Call Foscoe
Rentals 1-800-723-7341
or visit us online at
www.foscoerentals.com
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FORT PIERCE: 3br/lba,
4404 Evergreen Ave,
$675/mo Leisha
772-626-9915, Lex
561-715-1768, Espanol
772-626-1835
www.lexbuvshouses.com
FULLY REMODELED
Barefoot Bay 2/2 all new
kitchen, bath, appliances,
tile, FL room & carport.
W/D. $750/mo + utilities.
772-664-4058
HUTCHINSON ISLAND
Nettles Island Furn 1/1,
w/d, cable & water incl. 2
pools, hot tubs, across
from ocean. resort comm.
$750mo. 561-718-1895
LAKEWOOD PARK
6700 Citrus Park Blvd
Built '07 3/2/2, Irg yard,
screened porch,$1075mo
772-240-1153
PALM CITY 3/2on open
water with dock & boat
lift. Gorgeous view! Spa-
cious kitchen. Available
immediately. $2500mo
772-370-0503
Saint Lucie County 2/1,
newly renovated,1.5
acres zoned agriclutural.
Huge master, tiled, new
kitchen. $800
772-461-6591.
SEBASTIAN
HIGHLANDS 3/2/2. Cor-
ner lot w/circular drive.
Fussy person wanted for
a beautiful home com-
plete w/ porcelain tile
throughout and new high
end cabinetry. Large
screened lani. $1,050/mo
772-913-3412
Call Classified
800-823-0466


FORT PIERCE
WAREHOUSE for sale,
2700 sqft, w/ 4 overhead
doors, 1 ac of parking, in
the heart of Fort Pierce.
One block US1 & Dick!
son Drive. $699,000.
Owner financing possible
772-521-5111



MIMS 3/2 MFG home on
17.'beautiful acres 80%
cleared. Great for horses..
1/2 mi from 1-95. Priced
for quick sale. $299,000
386-402-8141



VERO : BEACH: .60
Acres. Mixed Use. Close
to US1. Rock Bottom
$195,000 Richard's RE
772-569-2728


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SEBASTIAN 2/1.5/1 New
appliances, Interior & ex-
terior freshly painted,
New roof, patio $700mo.
+ sec. 772-569-6348


LISTING
SEBASTIAN 2/2 Cedar
house. Private, country
setting. Fenced one
acre. Credit check req.
$900mo F&S
772-388-3109 .
SEBASTIAN Highlands;.
3/2/2 appls. and W/D.
Large fenced yard,
screened porch, tile, nead
playground. Capri Ave.'
$850/mo 772-778-0090
SEBASTIAN/Wabass6
2/1/1 1300sqft. Enclosed
porch, all appls. Wood
floors. No smoking. 1st
& Sec. Small pet Ot(..
$700/mo 772-562-5757
VERO BCH - 1/1 condo
5min to bch. All ameni-
ties pool, tennis, etc. Ap'-
pi's & W/D $750/mo.321-.
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freshly painted. 715 17th
Ave. fenced, W/D,
screened patio, shed. Pet
ok. $875/mo +$500 Se-
curity. 305-304-1453
VERO BEACH 3/2/2,lrg
screen pool in restricted
comm on culde sac. No
traffic great local, option
to buy $1000mo plus sec
dep. 630-232-9390
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Bordering The Big South
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11 fully furn Log cabins,.
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423-286-5135
WESTERN N. Carolina
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efficiency cabin rentals,
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VERO BEACH 3/3/2
+den, Castaway Cove,
walk to beach, pool, spa,
fireplace, immaculate.
$2350/mo 786-210-3563
VERO BEACH Dixie
Heights. almost new very
nice 3/2/1. Nice garden
on quiet street. Ceramic
tile thru-out + ceramic tile
on walls in bath &
kitchen. $844/mo Call
561-502-4583
VERO BEACH. Beautiful
private cottage. Close to
everything, great neigh.
Furnished. $650/mo, +
F/S, rent monthly Move
in today 772-299-1304
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1929 FORD 2-door Se-
dan, 29K older frame up
restoration. Runs &
drives great! $11,000.
321-751-4084
1941 BUICK Completely
rebuilt Street Rod, Chevy
350, 300hp engine,
interior complete with
bucket front seats, Turbo
400 trans, Ford 9" rear
$30K 386-589-7234
1965 PONTIAC GTO
ground up restoration
more than 1/2 done. Too
many new & used parts
to list. Health forces sale,
$15,000 772-461-1781




CHEVY Styleline Deluxe
'51.6 cyl., new chrome &
interior, blue.recent paint,
runs great! Kept original.
$9600. 954-496-2978
DATSUN 240Z '72,
Newly restored,custom
wheels & tires. Must Sell!
S6000 772-708-0225
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FORD T-BIRD 1962
wht/red w/tonneau cap,
wire wheels, original
parts,excellent condition
$25,000 772-461-5078

WOW
JAGUAR XJ6 1987 Last
year of the original body
style. Maroon exterior
with incredible bisque
leather seats. 69K miles
New Cooper tires. Needs
some TLC. Great
Classic. $4,500.
772-971-5420
TRIUMPH TR-6 1970, All
original miles, brand new
Sony stereo system. Ga-
rage kept, great cond.
$10,000 772-337-9797

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772-321-5455J
BMW 5281 '99 Loaded,
all records, 72k mi., exc
cond, 6 cd , sunroof, and
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772-713-7000
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Inc. 1-800-469-8593
www.ccfoa.org
DONATE YOUR CAR To
American Association for
Cancer Research - Sav-
ing Lives Through Re-
search. Fast/ Free Tow-
ing, Non-Runners OK.
Tax Deductible. Call 7
days/wk 1-800-728-0801
FORD TAURUS '04
87,000miles, cold a/c,
white, grey velour interior.
$62000bo 772-971-6230
FORD TAURUS 1992
Clean inside and out.
Cold air, good tires. No
rust. $1,450/obo
772-429-5453 342-2151
HYUNDAI Elantra '05
Very low mileage, Must
Sell! Great on gas!
$7,600 772-567-6728
INFINITI FX35 - 05' Pearl
White. 1 owner. All op-
tions avail, for this year.
GPS, rear camera,
self-braking, 6 CD, 11
Bose speakers, heated
seats, DVD player
w/remote & wireless
headphones, memory
seat & much more.
$36,500 OBO.
321-514-8849
KIA SEDONA LX '05
34k miles, 4dr, auto,rear
a/c, excellent cond,
$9500obo 772-794-1814
LINCOLN TOWNCAR
1997 70K original miles,
garage kept. Cold A/C,
new tires. $7,500
772-643-1999

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17' YAMAHA Jet Boat
'97. Twin Jet, 6 hrs on rblt
mtrs. Full cover/gar kept.
Best value on mkt
$10,500 772-285-0369
21' AQUA SPORT 215
Explorer 2001. w/200HP
Mercury Engine. 8'3"
-Beam, Lowrance GPS,
Magic Tilt trailer, grt end.,
$18,500.321-953-6734
NEED TO
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VERO CENTRAL BCH
Charming 3/2 block
home with terrazzo tile
floors on lush oversized
lot. New W/D. Mint cond.
Rent to own $1225/mo.
772-489-0180
VERO FT. PIERCE 55+
2/2 mfg. home on lake
furnished, clean. Active
comm, pool, tennis etc.
Spanish Lakes CCV
$700/mo. No Pets.
772-468-8280
VERO LAKE ESTATES
Very sharp 2BR w/ tile
floors throughout. Large
corner lot. Only $850/mo.
Rennick Realtors
772-562-5015 or
772-696-4670


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VALUE
24'7" CENTURY '95
200HP Yamaha, New
Garmin, GPS, Alum Trail-
er. Lots of extras,
$17,000/obo
772-770-9294
26' CHRIS CRAFT 1974
Tournament. Great
fish/dive boat. Rebuilt
with twin in-board 220
Pleasurecraft V8's
$9,500/obo Ray
772-229-1229


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MERCEDES BENZ '91
Fully equipped, sunroof,
brown w/ tan leather inte-
rior, good cond., Last of
classic Mercedes. $3500
772-335-7302
MERCEDES S430 2002
46K miles. Remote seats
auto sunscreen XM radio,
sun roof. 6 CD changer
$27,500/obo
561-776-1951
MERCURY Sable 1995
clean inside & out. Great
motor. Super A/C good
tires. Well maintained.
$1000 772-663-3177
MUSTANG 2002
convertible red excellent
condition. 40K miles cold
A/C $11,000
772-285-1969
OLDSMOBILE Cutlass
Ciera '94. Great
condition. 4-dr. Back
trundle seat. $2000/obo
772-370-2779
TOYOTA CAMRY LE,
1990, well maintained,
low miles, loaded, ice
cold air. Great family car!
Call Steve 321-543-4932
TOYOTA TACOMA 1996
original owner. New
interior. Cold A/C runs
great. $3500
772-643-1999
VOLKSWAGEN Cabrio
02 42K miles. Pristine
cond. New tires, 1 owner,
forest green w matching
top. $12,900/obo
772-631-8975



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& have your engine run
smoother with a Hydro-
gen Generator. Cleans
your engine while you
drive. Ready for installa-
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772-344-8785
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772-595-0601
$CASH NOW$
4 junk cars, trucks, vans,
Equip, etc $125 & up $
FREE Pickup
772-480-0054
CODE ENFORCEMENT
Problems? We buy your
junk and unwanted cars.
Fast Free pickup. 'Top
dollar paid. 772-626-2459
DONATE YOUR Car-
Veteran's Lodging, Inc.
Help homeless veterans
& victims of natural dis-
asters! We make donat-
ing your car fast & Easy
receive 3-vacation certifi-
cate. Call before the tax
year ends. 800-841-6225
WANTED 500 CARS,
Trucks or Vans for ex-
port. Call for pricing.
772-589-6251
WANTED JUNK CARS -
Running or not $150 &
up. We pay cash! 24-hrs.
321-631-0111


HARLEY DAVIDSON '05
Road King Classic 6k.
Mint. $14,900
772-489-6797
HARLEY DAVIDSON:
Gorgeous 00' Dyna Wide
Glide, Many Extras,
13,000 mi. Exc Cond.
$8,500 or Trade for Four
Wheelers. 772-370-8413
WANTED JAPANESE
Motorcycles Kawasaki,
1970-1980, Z1-900,
KZ900, KZ1000, H2-750,
H1-500, S1-250, S2-250,
S2-350, S3-400, Cash
Paid. 1-800-772-1142 or
1-310-721-0726
YAMAHA 1981 XSH400
Great running cond. with
title. Looks OK. Great
gas mileage. $900 Troy
772-342-8352
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FORD EXPLORER
SPORT '98. A/C, gd tires,
new brakes, PW, PL, roof
rack, tow hitch, CD/tape.
Runs grt, good exterior.
$3600obo. 321-288-6609


CAROLINA SKIFF 16'
DLX Honda 40HP, 4
stroke, Float on trailer,
Excellent cond. $6000
772-465-4816
CENTURY CORONADO-
Rare collectors year and
model 1955 Antique, ab-
solutely beautiful, re-
stored to original showrm
cond, new trailer $29,700
386-290-6740
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Newly renovated, fresh
paint, carpet & tile floors,
Available now! $850mo.
772-940-3442
954-864-6018

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YAMAHA Silverado
1100 '06 Like new, 3500
miles $5500
772-288-2322



27' DUTCHMAN, 2008,
beautiful, open end LR, 1
slide out, lots of windows,
Ig. corner shower, sleeps
5, $24,000.321-757-8096
CANTERBURY - Park
model RV in MASS. Per-
fect for entire summer.
12x40 '02, lbr/lba, cath
ceiling, full size apple, Like
New. Lot good until 2097.
$48,000. 508-344-9499
CHEVY Camper Van
'84 Electric, water, waste
hookups, appliances, 70k
mi. Bargain @ $5,499
772-663-0965
FIFTH WHEEL, Monta-
na, '04, 29', dual slides,
many extras! Excellent
condition.Asking $20,000
obo. 321-984-9201
FLEETWOOD 28' '05
Terry, Slide out, sleeps 6,
Like new $12,500obo
772-489-9676
FLEETWOOD MON-
TARA, 26', '97, new tires,
great shape, white. List-
ing appr. $26,000- asking
$21,900. 321-729-9522.
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GRAND JUNCTION 05
37.5', 5th wheel 4 slides
fireplace, awning, corian
ctrs, 2 a/c's, TV's storage
$25,500 772-643-1999



GRAND VILLA Unihome
'89, Foretravel U280, 38'
diesel pusher, Cat 3208,
awnings, back up cam-
era, 7.5 diesel Onan gen-
erator, newer tires, No
smokers, fully loaded, w/
extras. Asking $28,900
Call anytime 772-538-4240
JAMBOREE New paint,
tires, Tv & stereo, LOW
mileage, generator $5000
Will consider trade!
772-359-2885
KEYSTONE Outback '05
28' 2 slide outs. A/C,
kitchen, bath. Sleeps 10
Must sell. $16,500/obo
Mike 772-631-0123
LUXURY By Design '07
Park model, 2 slide outs,
sleeps 6, A/C, full Kit &
bath. First $17,900
772-461-0666
617-365-8564
PUMA 28' '06 Slider.
Large kitchen & storage,
hitch, sways & brakes.
Like new! $12,600
772-979-6110

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VERO BEACH Over-
looks lake, Gated comm.
3/2, pool & clubhouse,
large kitchen with island
$1250mo FLS
772-538-2536
VERO: 5 Minutes to
beach! No F/L/S!!
2BR/2.5BA large rooms,
enclosed patio. Quiet,
peaceful, $1200/mo Non
Smoker, Pets okay.
772-643-5142 Or email:
geriedrnm(tyahoo.com
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SATURN VUE '03 52k
mi., 4cyl, all power, anti
lock brakes, CD player,
XM sat radio. Mint cond.
$8,495 772-871-6423
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SPECIAL
FORD '07 XLT club van,
8 passenger, 7,700miles,
$15,500 772-971-623
FORD E-150 '93, Econo-
line 6 cyl, cold air, lots of
new parts, 176k mi., runs
good $1300
772-581-0558


VERO: 5 Minutes to
beach! No FL/S!!
2BR/2.5BA large rooms,
enclosed patio. Quiet,
peaceful, $1200/mo Non
Smoker, Pets okay.
772-643-5142 Or email:
geriedrntoyahoo.com


FORT PIERCE 2/1 C/A,
Newly renovated,
carpet/tile 954-864-6018
772-940-3442
NEED TO
HIRE?
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FORD EXCURSION - '00
Limited edition 4 wheel
drive. Auto trans, lifted
w/oversized tires. Black
w/tan leather interior. Ex-
cellent cond. $12,500.
OBO. 386-663-4697 or
386-547-5385.
FORD F150 '07
5,000miles, settle estate
$17,500 cash
772-581-8603


FORT PIERCE 2/2 up-
dated & renovated, Near
US1, 1st mo FREE w/
$300 sec deposit. Quiet
area! $625/mo annual
Gary 954-684-5513
FORT PIERCE: 1/1
large, very cute, freshly
painted, Close to com-
munity pool & playground
$475/mo. 772-626-9915
SEBASTIAN 2/2/1
Beautiful W/D, tile firs,
cath ceilings, ceiling fans
& blinds. Pets/sec 8 OK
$825/mo. + security
954-240-1482
772-388-1014

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FORD LARIAT F350 '01,
Dually, crew cab, Ither,
loded,82k mi., 2 wh drive,
7.3 diesel, exc. cond
$17,500 772-519-1245
FORD WINDSTAR'99
46k., Super clean, load-
ed, White, all power,
$4500 772-770-4883
Call Classified
800-823-0466


FORT PIERCE: 3br/2ba
doublewide in the country
with fishing ponds, porch
& laundry room. No
smoking please. $685
per mo 772-465-8217
SEBASTIAN: 1 & 2 Bed-
room Trailers. Low De-
posits. Weekly Leases.
Some Utilities Included.
772-589-4675



VERO- RETAIL/OFFICE.
2 mos FREE rent. US
Hwy #1/Great Commerce
Center. Expand or start
new business. $600/mo.
772-489-0180


SPECIAL
FORD XLT '08 Club
15 passenger wagon
2050miles Brand Newl
$17,000 772-971-6230
TOYOTA 4 runner 1995
excellent in & out. 83K
miles. Ice cold A/C V-6 4
x 4 New tires. $6,700/obo
772-571-9079


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Ski,10 hrs., upgraded trlr,
$6100;Sea Doo'05 Utopia
205 Jet Boat, 33 hrs, trlr,
$18,700. 321-208-3388
SEA DOO Islandia, '02,
240 hp Merc, seats 12,
AM/FM/CD, GPS, fish
finder, bathroom, trailer,
$12K/obo. 321-759-4438
REDUCED 10,0001
SEA RAY SUNDANCER
'06,Generator, GPS, dual
Merc cruisers, windlass,
full head, sleeps 5, low
hours, like new. Asking
50 R;nn RfR-527-2103


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IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE NINETEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA
JUVENILE DIVISION
IN THE INTEREST OF:
CASE NO.: 07-970
B.G.N. DOB: 1212212007
Minor child
TO: JOY NYBERG, MOTHER, address unknown
PATRICK LEE, FATHER, address unknown

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A PETITION UNDER
OATH HAS BEEN FILED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN THE ABOVE-STYLED
COURT FOR THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS RELATIVE TO THE ABOVE NAMED CHILD,
WHO WAS BORN IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, STATE OF
FLORIDA, ON THE 22ND DAY OF DECEMBER 2007.
YOU ARE COMMANDED TO BE AND APPEAR BEFORE
THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE ABOVE STYLED COURT
LOCATED AT 2000 16H STREET, VERO BEACH, FL,
THIRD FLOOR COURT ROOM SEVEN ON JUNE 03. 2008
AT 2:00 PM. FOR A HEARING AND TO SHOW CAUSE
WHY SAID PETITION SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED.
FAILURE TO PERSONALLY APPEAR AT THIS ADVISO-
RY HEARING CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO THE TERMI-
NATION OF YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THE CHILD.
IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE DATE AND TIME
SPECIFIED, YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS A
PARENT TO THE CHILD NAMED IN THE PETITION.
BE ADVISED THAT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAVE AN
ATTORNEY REPRESENT YOU IN THIS MATTER. IF
YOU CANNOT AFFORD AN ATTORNEY, ONE MAY BE
APPOINTED FOR YOU.
WITNESS MY HAND AS THE CLERK OF SAID COURT
AND THE SEAL THEREOF,
THIS 25TH DAY OF APRIL, 2008.
Maria McCreadv
DEPUTY CLERK
DATES TO RUN: May 2, May 9, May 16 & May 23, 2008


IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE NINETEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA
'JUVENILE DIVISION
IN THE INTEREST OF:
CASE NO.: 07-079
J.W.M. DOB: 01/30/2007
Minor child
TO: KENNETH MORRIS, Father, address unknown
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A PETITION UNDER
OATH HAS BEEN FILED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN THE ABOVE-STYLED
COURT FOR THE TERMINATION OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS RELATIVE TO THE ABOVE NAMED CHILD,
WHO WAS BORN IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, STATE OF
FLORIDA, ON THE 30th DAY OF JANUARY 2007. YOU
ARE COMMANDED TO BE AND APPEAR BEFORE THE
CIRCUIT COURT IN THE ABOVE STYLED COURT LO-
CATED AT 2000 16H STREET, VERO BEACH, FL, THIRD
FLOOR COURT ROOM SEVEN ON JUNE 03: 2008 AT
2:00 PM. FOR A HEARING AND TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
SAID PETITION SHOULD NOT BE GRANTED. FAILURE
TO PERSONALLY APPEAR AT THIS ADVISORY HEAR-
ING CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO THE TERMINATION
OF YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. IF YOU
FAIL TO APPEAR ON THE DATE AND TIME SPECIFIED,
YOU MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS A PARENT TO
THE CHILD NAMED IN THE PETITION.
BE ADVISED THAT YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAVE AN
ATTORNEY REPRESENT YOU IN THIS MATTER. IF
YOU CANNOT AFFORD AN ATTORNEY, ONE MAY BE
APPOINTED FORYOU.
WITNESS MY HAND AS THE CLERK OF SAID COURT
AND THE SEAL THEREOF,
THIS 25TH DAY OF APRIL, 2008.
Maria McCreadv
DEPUTY CLERK
DATES TO RUN: May 2, May 9, May 16 & May 23, 2008


LEGAL NOTICE: On Friday
May 16, 2008, at 9:30 a.m.,
the following vehicles will be
sold at public auction to pay
for towing/storage owing
against them:
One (1) 1994 Buck
VIN#2G4WB15L6R1455302
Place of sale: 596 Old Dixie
Hwy Mike's Wrecker -Vero
Pub: May 2, 2008
LEGAL NOTICE: On Thurs-
day May 15, 2008, at 9:30
a.m., the following vehicles
will be sold at public auction
to pay for towing/storage
owing against them:
One (1) Go Cart VIN#
Place of sale to be: 600 Old
Dixie Highway Florida
Towing Vero
Pub: May 2, 2008
Legal Notice: On Tuesday
May 13, 2008, at 8:00 a.m.,
the following vehicle (s) will
be sold at public auction to
pay for the towing/storage
owing against them: One (1)
1987 Lincoln Towncar
Vin#1LNBM82F5HY631848
One (1)1992 Olds
Vin# 1G3HY53L2NH365190
One (1) 23 Foot Proline Boat
Vin# PLC20058M80E
Place of sale: 9055 16th
Place, Fine Line Towing &
Recovery, Vero Beach
Pub: May 2, 2008
LEGAL NOTICE: On Tues-
day May 13, 2008, at 9:30
a.m., the following vehicles
will be sold at public auction
to pay for towing/storage
owing against them:
One (1) 1999 Pont
VIN#1G2HX52K5XH212371
Place of sale: 596 Old Dixie
Hwy Mike's Wrecker-Vero
Pub: May 2, 2008


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PALM BAY- 1480sf.
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US 1 Incl. garage. FREE
RENT! Call for additional
info. 954-290-5641
PORT ST LUCIE: Furn
Prof. Suites, Prime Port
St. Lucie Blvd. Incl
hones & internet. Start
$395/mo Pam (772)
285-6558 or Pat (772)
285-2350

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DODGE SPORT V-8
1997 Cold A/C, auto, CD
player. New paint & tires.
Runs great. $5000/obo
772-480-1670


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FORT PIERCE Fenced
parking. Up to 1 acre,
1 Block from US1, next to
Toyota dealer. Rent all or
portion. 772-521-5111
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