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PETS

Bonzo meets tiny Tita, a charming chihuahua

Hi Dog Buddies! dy said, ‘Nothing smaller than a Westie.’ 8 years later an I’m still
(They’re from Scotland, ya know.) But
This week I yapped with the teeniest Mommy had seen a dog on TV – that dog drinkin’ my tea. My vet
little lady pooch I’ve ever met. To look at who sells Tacos on TV – an, lucky for me,
Tita Bailey, you’d think she was as deli- she wanted one just like him. An Daddy calls me a Miracle Dog.
cate as a dandelion puff, but she’s not. was, like, ‘Oh, great!’
She’s strong an confident. Tita’s a white So does my Mommy.
chihuahua, 14 years old (but you’d never “So they got me from a breeder in
guess) and she weighs a gigantic 6 and a Rockledge even though I was, like, 5 “But,” she wiped her
half pounds. times smaller than a Westie when I was
8 weeks old (only 3 pounds) an, even nose with her paw, “My
Her Mom answered our knock and when I grew all the way up, I was still 3
Tita was right there, too, lookin’ a little times smaller than a Westie. PLUS, I’m Daddy went to Heaven
wary but mostly excited. Mexican, not Scottish. But I was deter-
mined to win Daddy over. An I DID! We later that year. I’m glad
“Good morning!” I said, waiting for totally loved each other. I’d sit for hours
her to approach first, “Miss Tita, I pre- and watch him put all different pretty me and Mommy had
sume.” After a brief hesitation, she came colors in water an swish ’em around
up for the Wag-and-Sniff. with brushes an make PIKshurs. An I each other. Now I have
NEVER slurped the water or chewed the
“Welcome, Mr. Bonzo! Yep, it’s me, brushes. I loved goin’ to art shows with another Daddy – his
Tita Bailey, an this is my Mommy Lisa. Mommy an Daddy. I had my special car-
My Daddy Frank’s out doin’ Important rier for travlin’, and the art show people name’s Frank and he’s
Stuff.” always wanted to pick me up and pat
me on the nose. An I made lotsa pooch Awesome Dog Bis-
“A pleasure,” I said, as we got settled friends, big an small. Truth be told, Mr.
in, Tita on her Mom’s lap. I noticed there Bonzo, I ackshhully prefer Big Dogs. cuits. He takes me for
were lotsa pikshurs and little statue Little dogs tend to yap. And if some big
thingys of chihuahuas, ’specially this ol’ dog gets too pushy, I just give ’em my my daily walk. After
cool painting of Tita in a red sombrero, Scary Snapperoo!
with a guitar. The writing on it said, “Tita dinner me and Daddy
plays mariachi.” “Everything was great ’til, when I was
about 6, back in oh-nine, my Daddy got snuggle up an watch
“Seriously Cool Kibbles,” I observed. real sick. Me an Mommy did everything
“I’m eager to hear your story.” we could an he had medicine an stuff a little TV. I go to bed
but he didn’t get better. Then, I got sick,
“Yes, I love my sombrero. It’s one of too. It was my kidnees. I had ultra sound early so I can get up
my favorite things. Now, I’ll tell you my and surgery. But it didn’t help. Finally
story. Back before I was born even, my my vet told Mommy I wasn’t gonna early with Daddy.
first Daddy, Peter, an my Mommy had a make it. WELL, my Mommy decided
pooch for a long time. Then he went to she hadda do something. She had done Then I wait for Mom-
Dog Heaven, an they were so sad. Daddy a buncha research when Daddy got sick
wanted another dog but Mommy didn’t and made him this special tea, an she my to get up an fix
wanna feel that sad ever again so she thought maybe it’d help me. It’s from a
said, ‘NO! No More Dogs! Ever!’ Well, jungle in Per-OOOO, an it has a funny me my breakfast. Tita the Chihuahua. PHOTO BY BENJAMIN THACKER
my Daddy was a wonderful artist, so name – chanca piedra. So she started I’m not a picky eater
him and Mommy were always going to making tea for me an puttin’ it on my
art shows all over the place, where there food. It didn’t taste as ukky as I thought or anything. ’Cept
were always lotsa humans with their it would and, guess what? I got better.
dogs walkin’ around, lookin’ at all the art I still have some issues, but here I am, for olives. Don’t even think about trying say ‘phooey.’
stuff. So, after six months watchin’ other
people with THEIR pooches, Mommy’s to sneak an olive in on me.” “Any special pooch pals?”
like, ‘OK. I really want a dog again.’ Dad-
“Wouldn’t dream of it. What about “Certainly. My neighbor, Amish. He’s

treats?” I queried. a little, apricot-colored furball. So cute.”

“Oh, well, SURE, I get treats. But I As usual, the time had zoomed by.

hafta snack smart cuz I’m only allowed Heading home, I was thinking about

123 calories a day. So I get Pup Puffs. fearless little Tita, with her big person-

Mommy breaks ’em in half so they’re ality and happy attitude. An tryin’ to

only one-an-a-half calories. remember whether I’d ever had an olive,

“When I first came here, I discov- then realizin’ I don’t even know what an

ered the BEST place to relax. It’s called olive IS. Time to Google.

a DECK. It has a screen so no big scary

birds can swoop down and GRAB me Till next time,
The Bonz
when I’m snoozing. An I have my own
special little door so I can go out in the Don’t Be Shy
yard to play, an Do My Doodie. When
I was still a pupster, I’d be inside and We are always looking for pets
then, alluva sudden, Mommy’d find me with interesting stories.
outside. Or she’d let me out an, poof, I

was back inside. It was a MISStry. Then

one, day Mommy discovered me scoot- To set up an interview, email
ing though this little bitty door. Mom- [email protected].
my says it’s ackshully a cat door, but I

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ON FAITH

The faultless wisdom of talking less and listening more

BY REV. DRS. CASEY AND BOB BAGGOTT
Columnists

We read a fascinating book some time in them, doesn’t it seem to you that it’s to heaven on the tail of a comet. listening and cooperation between dif-
back by author Stephen Fried entitled time for more rowing and less yelling? We all remember Osama Bin Laden fering religious groups and others with
“The New Rabbi.” vastly divergent perspectives?
Religion has been making a lot of loudly encouraging atrocities such as
An especially good story which Fried noise in recent years, some of it pretty suicide killings. And wild distortion of Maybe it all starts with a little humility.
tells in his book concerns a small Jew- disturbing. Remember the outlawed God’s will is something to which our own We have a friend who claims that three
ish high school that didn’t have much Japanese religious group Aum, that tradition, Christianity, has certainly suc- words are, to him, particularly sacred.
in the way of resources to support an yelled its bizarre predictions and then cumbed on occasion through history.
athletic program. They concluded, how- released homemade sarin nerve gas in The words are: “I don’t know.” If we
ever, that they could probably raise the Tokyo’s subways, injuring thousands? Many acts have been justified across could all admit that there is much we
money to purchase a shell and find 11 the years by religious leaders who still don’t know, we might be a little
students to row. Or, consider the shouts of Chech- claimed that they followed the dictates of more willing to credit the insights and
nyan rebels that lead to a grade school’s their faith. They may even have claimed commitment of others as having some
So the shell was purchased and the occupation and the death of innocent that their actions, harsh though they ap- potential value.
kids recruited. The new rowing team children. peared to others, were in fact required of
practiced and practiced and practiced, them. Frightening prospect, isn’t it – faith Perhaps if we talked less and listened
and finally entered into their first season And closer to home, a few years ago in God interpreted as a justification for more, we’d all eventually find a rhythm
of competition. But, sadly, they lost every the Heaven’s Gate religious sect in San hideous cruelty and the wasting of life? we were willing to follow in rowing to-
single race … dead last. Baffled, the rabbi Diego ranted about the coming end of What would it take to calm the storm of gether in a common direction toward a
of the school conferred with the coach. the world and then mounted a mass sui- noisy self-justification, and encourage shared pursuit. Wouldn’t that be better
cide, telling followers they’d surely ride than all the yelling? 
“What are we doing wrong” he asked,
“that we can’t win a single event? You’ve
got to find out what the problem is!” So
off the coach went to find the premier
rowing team. He scouted the Harvard
team, and finally returned declaring that
he had learned their secret. ‘We’ve had
it mixed up,” The coach reported. “You
see, at Harvard 10 men row and only one
yells!”

What a wise and telling observation!
And as an observer of international
events and especially the role of religion









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REAL ESTATE

breakfast nook or on the back porch, course. Lush landscaping provides ending stream of birds hunting for da from the dining room and access
a sense of serenity engulfs you with plenty of privacy for lounging by the food along the water’s edge. via two glass-enclosed lanais. The
the sounds of trickling water and heated pool, watching golfers on the owner says, “During warmer weath-
expansive views of the lake and golf back nine and enjoying the never- Outdoor living is a breeze with er, we can sit and watch everything
French doors opening onto the veran-

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from the air-conditioned lanai. Dur- says pointing toward the river. While
ing cooler weather, we can open the she will miss the house on Island
sliders and enjoy the breeze.” Creek Drive, she isn’t really going that
far and having access to deep water
The owners were happily settled was one of the only things she needed
and enjoying the active lifestyle of to make things perfect.
the John’s Island Community, play-
ing golf, tennis and pickle ball among After a really bad winter in Boston
other things. They like to bike to the two years ago, they decided they were
club and visit with their neighbors at done with the freezing north and
the weekly Pub Night. wanted to find a place where their
kids would want to visit. Now they’ve
But while settling into their new got the best of both worlds with sum-
Florida home, an opportunity too mers in Nantucket and the rest of the
good to pass up came their way – the year in Vero Beach.
chance to have deep water access for
boating. John’s Island Club is a private,
member-owned, country-club com-
The owner notes, “I come from a munity situated between the Atlan-
boating family, and I’ve been coming tic Ocean and Indian River Lagoon.
to Florida my whole life. We traveled Amenities include dining, golf, tennis
up and down the inland waterway and beach clubs. Residences in this
every year,” she says about their de- established neighborhood are highly
cision to move down the street to an- sought after because of the quality of
other John’s Island address. “You can living. 
almost see the house from here,” she

VITAL STATISTICS
280 ISLAND CREEK DRIVE

Neighborhood: John’s Island
Year built: 1979
Lot size: .41 acre

Home size: 5,875 sq. ft.
Construction: Concrete Block

Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 5.5
Additional features: Prestigious, guard-gated community with golf, ten-
nis and beach clubs; wet bar, two fireplaces, heated pool, two glass-en-
closed lanais; natural stone countertops, Mexican terra cotta tile, custom
millwork, French doors; office, spacious laundry room, security system,
hurricane shutters; lakefront and golf course view.
Listing agency: John’s Island Real Estate Company, 772-231-0900
Listing price: $2,550,000

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Luxury townhouse model opens on Royal Palm Pointe

BY STEVEN M. THOMAS the Indian River Lagoon, is staged
Staff Writer and open for inspection.

Anyone who has been waiting to Listing agents Kay Brown, Jeanine
see how the townhouses at 21 Royal Harris, Cindy O’Dare and Richard Boga
Harbour would turn out is in luck. hosted a debut event last week to in-
A year and half after developer Bob troduce the property to the brokerage
Nelson bought a .57-acre lot with 200 community and are now holding regu-
feet of frontage on the south canal, lar open houses for prospective buyers.
the project is nearing completion and
Unit A, the prime property closest to “We are here Thursday through Sat-
urday, from about 12:30 to 3:30, and on
Gorgeous 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath custom home with over 2,700 sq. ft. under air Sunday from 11:30 till 3,” says Harris.
located at 720 Pirate Cove Lane on Vero’s barrier island
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“You can have a boat for fun on the
river or cruising to the Bahamas and
walk up from your boat to take a dip
in your private pool or do some grill-
ing on the patio. The beach is just a
couple of minutes away.”

“The finishes in this house are as
beautiful as anything I have ever
seen,” adds O’Dare. “The style is very
transitional, which is really what is
trending now. And you certainly can’t
beat this location.”

The four homes in the complex all
have approximately 3,000 square feet
of air-conditioned living space, with
another 1,400 square feet under roof,
including a waterfront lanais, expan-
sive balconies with wide river views
and air-conditioned 2-car garages.

Fine stone and hardwoods are used
throughout – marble, limestone, ce-
dar, cypress, oak and popular. Appli-
ances in the island kitchens are Wolf
and Subzero. Electronic setups and
security systems are state of the art.

The homes are priced according to
proximity to the river. Unit A, which
is only about 100 feet from the mouth
of the canal, is offered for $2,249,000.
Unit B, right next door, is listed for
$2,149,000 and Unit D, which is the
furthest from the river but still af-
fords spectacular water and bridge
views, has a list price of $2,099,000.
Unit C is under contract.

Entering Unit A, you go through a
private gate, cross the covered entry
porch and pass through a mahogany
door finished with marine varnish,
stepping into a large foyer.

A beautifully decorated powder
room, large closet and door to the ga-
rage open off of the foyer.

Proceeding from the foyer into
the entry hall, you pass a den/study/
office on the left and the hardwood
main staircase on the right before en-

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Listing agents Jeanine Harris (left) and Kay Brown Upstairs, at top of the U-shaped
white oak and poplar staircase, is a
(right) with Luke Webb. PHOTO BY DENISE RITCHIE loft area and two large en suite guest
or children’s rooms. Each bedroom
tering the main public space. has private covered porch overlooking
That space, approximately 30 feet Royal Palm Pointe, and a huge 12-foot-
by-38-foot balcony extends across the
by 35 feet, encompasses the designer back, offering the best views in the
kitchen, the dining area and the great residence of the canal, river and island.
room, a social space for all seasons.
This open, versatile area expands An elevator is offered as an option
through wall-to-wall sliding glass and can be incorporated seamlessly
doors onto the covered lanai, where into the design if a buyer wants that
there is a summer kitchen and re- feature.
freshing sea breeze.
Nelson, a visionary developer with
The lanai overlooks the pool pa- 40 years of experience who built Vi-
tio and the 50-foot boat dock, where sions, Paragon, Tiara Towers and
there is room for an ocean-going ves- other condominium projects on the
sel to moor. island, paid $1.9 million for the prop-
erty in December 2015 and broke
The vestibule off the great room ground in early 2016.
leads to the lavish master suite, which
includes a 12-foot-by-14-foot walk-in The project teams includes architect
closet and 12-foot-by-14-foot master Jeff Ray, IA, Atelier d’ Architecture, de-
bath with tub, shower, dual vanities signer Page Franzel of Page 2 Design
and water closet. The master bed- and Joe Foglia, one of the islands most
room overlooks the water and opens prominent and successful builders.
onto the lanai.
“I don’t think we will have these very
long,” says Harris. “There are only four
and one is already gone. I was here last
Saturday and I had 10 people through
and of those I felt like four of them were
really qualified buyers.” 

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Real Estate Sales on the Barrier Island: May 26 to June 1

The last week of May was another banner week for the barrier island real estate market ,with 20
transactions recorded, including seven for more than $1 million.

The top sale of the week was of a classic Old Riomar estate with golf and ocean views. The property at
989 Bay Oak Lane was placed on the market May 19, 2016, for $3.45 million. The price was subsequently
reduced to $2.85 million. The sale closed on June 1 for $2.6 million.

The seller in the transaction was represented by Cindy O’Dare and Clark French of Premier Estate
Properties.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS

SUBDIVISION ADDRESS LISTED ORIGINAL MOST RECENT SOLD SELLING
ASKING PRICE ASKING PRICE PRICE

$515,000 $479,000
BETHEL BY THE SEA 3816 MOCKINGBIRD DRIVE 3/1/2017 $2,425,000 $499,000 6/1/2017 $2,000,000
WINDSOR 3415 WINDSOR BOULEVARD 1/19/2015 $1,200,000 $2,100,000 6/1/2017 $1,190,000
$424,900 $374,000
FLORALTON BEACH 2160 MANGROVE DRIVE 4/26/2017 $785,000 $1,200,000 6/1/2017 $710,000
$490,000 $470,000
RIVERSIDE ESTATES 1006 MORNINGSIDE DRIVE 1/27/2017 $1,745,000 $399,000 5/31/2017 $1,675,000
$915,000 $815,000
JOHN’S ISLAND 401 SILVER MOSS DRIVE 7/14/2016 $1,200,000 $749,000 5/31/2017 $955,000
$369,900 $345,000
VILLA SOLONA 1620 CLUB DRIVE 5/30/2017 $925,000 $490,000 5/31/2017 $848,000
$1,495,000 $1,350,000
ORCHID ISLAND 920 ORCHID POINT WAY 4/26/2017 $1,745,000 5/31/2017

ORCHID ISLAND 828 PEMBROKE COURT 1/31/2017 $915,000 5/31/2017

ORCHID ISLAND 286 LIVE OAK DRIVE 1/16/2017 $1,150,000 5/30/2017

SUMMERPLACE 1990 W PEBBLE PATH 4/21/2017 $369,900 5/30/2017

ST CHRIS HARBOR 2146 HARBOR LANE 11/3/2016 $889,000 5/26/2017

SANDPOINTE 1838 E SANDPOINTE LANE 9/1/2016 $1,395,000 5/26/2017

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Orchid Island, Address: 920 Orchid Point Way Subdivision: Sandpointe, Address: 1838 E Sandpointe Lane

Listing Date: 4/26/2017 Listing Date: 9/1/2016
Original Price: $1,745,000 Original Price: $1,495,000
Recent Price: $1,745,000 Recent Price: $1,395,000
Sold: 5/31/2017 Sold: 5/26/2017
Selling Price: $1,675,000 Selling Price: $1,350,000
Listing Agent: Scott Oberlink/Heidi Levy Listing Agent: Matilde Sorensen

Selling Agent: Orchid Island Realty Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Janet Bruce Elaine Amy

Cliff Norris Real Estate Phoenix Acquisitions, Inc.

Subdivision: Somerset Bay, Address: 9055 Somerset Bay Lane Unit#401 Subdivision: Carlton Vero Condo, Address: 600 Beachview Drive Unit#2N

Listing Date: 2/28/2017 Listing Date: 6/6/2016
Original Price: $1,369,000 Original Price: $2,150,000
Recent Price: $1,270,000 Recent Price: $2,150,000
Sold: 5/26/2017 Sold: 5/26/2017
Selling Price: $1,095,000 Selling Price: $2,010,000
Listing Agent: Sally Woods Listing Agent: Matilde Sorensen

Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc. Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Susie Perticone Matilde Sorensen

Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc. Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Windsor, Address: 3415 Windsor Boulevard Subdivision: Floralton Beach, Address: 2160 Mangrove Drive

Listing Date: 1/19/2015 Listing Date: 4/26/2017
Original Price: $2,425,000 Original Price: $1,200,000
Recent Price: $2,100,000 Recent Price: $1,200,000
Sold: 6/1/2017 Sold: 6/1/2017
Selling Price: $2,000,000 Selling Price: $1,190,000
Listing Agent: Charlotte Terry Listing Agent: Christine Hughes

Selling Agent: Alex MacWilliam, Inc. Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Beth Livers Erika Ross

Berkshire Hathaway Florida The Moorings Realty Sales Co.

Subdivision: Orchid Island, Address: 828 Pembroke Court Subdivision: St Chris Harbor, Address: 2146 Harbor Lane

Listing Date: 1/31/2017 Listing Date: 11/3/2016
Original Price: $915,000 Original Price: $925,000
Recent Price: $915,000 Recent Price: $889,000
Sold: 5/31/2017 Sold: 5/26/2017
Selling Price: $815,000 Selling Price: $848,000
Listing Agent: Heidi Levy/Scott Oberlink Listing Agent: Sherry Brown

Selling Agent: Orchid Island Realty Selling Agent: Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl

Heidi Levy Sherry Brown

Orchid Island Realty Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl

NEWLY LISTED

OLD ORCHID

Least expensive home on the
market in Old Orchid. CBS 3/2 with
chef’s kitchen. Community pool,

tennis, fitness center, lake.
Reasonably priced at $375,000

Gene Billero, Broker

Billero & Billero Properties
772-532-0011 | [email protected]

Celebrating 68 Years as The Trusted Name in Real Estate

RIVER CLUB AT CARLTON CASTAWAY COVE WAVE V RIOMAR BAY II INDIAN RIVER FARMS
5 BR / 5.5 BA $3,470,000 3 BR / 4.5 BA $2,275,000 3 BR / 3.5 BA $2,200,000 4 BR / 3.5 BA 36.12 ACRES $1,800,000
Jim Knapp 772-913-0395 ML#180847 Barbara Parent 772-633-3027 ML#175387 Charlotte Terry 772-538-2388 ML#176989 Alex MacWilliam, IV 772-473-6972 ML#177666

NEW LISTING

HISTORIC OLD RIOMAR HISTORIC OLD RIOMAR GRAND HARBOR – ST. ANDREW’S ISLAND SEAGROVE WEST
4 BR / 4.5 BA $1,695,000 5 BR / 6 BA $1,650,000 4 BR / 4.5 BA $1,300,000 4 BR / 3.5 BA $1,199,000
Charlotte Terry 772-538-2388 ML#177167 Kit Fields 770-312-5165 ML#189105 Roger Smith 772-473-0086 ML#180180
Stacey Clawson 772-559-7984 NonMLS

MOORINGS – THE ANCHOR PALM ISLAND PLANTATION GRAND HARBOR – HARBOR VILLAGE CENTRAL BEACH
4 BR / 3.5 BA $1,150,000 3 BR / 3.5 BA $1,095,000 3 BR / 3 BA $795,000 4 BR / 3 BA $695,000
Roger Smith 772-473-0086 ML#182480 Stuart Kennedy 772-559-4037 ML# 187285
Charlotte Terry 772-538-2388 ML#172376 Diane DeFrancisci 772-538-1614 ML#184191

PRICE CHANGE

THE ESTUARY GRAND HARBOR – SUNSET COVE OLD SAVANNAH RIVERWIND
2 BR / 3 BA $690,000 4 BR / 3.5 BA $549,000 3 BR / 2 BA NOW $539,000 3 BR / 3 BA $539,000
Charlotte Terry 772-538-2388 ML#181147 Jim Knapp 772-913-0395 ML#177068 Jim Knapp 772-913-0395 ML#180295
Stacey Clawson 772-559-7984 ML#180149
NEW LISTING

CACHE CAY OAK HARBOR – ST. JAMES ISLAND DUNMORE - RIVERFRONT PARK SHORES
3 BR / 2.5 BA $520,000 2 BR / 2.5 BA $395,000 PRIVATE BEACH ACCESS $295,000 2 BR / 2 BA $285,000
Roger Smith 772-473-0086 ML#181108 Alex MacWilliam, IV 772-473-6972 ML#167442 Charlotte Terry 772-538-2388 ML#188909
Jim Knapp 772-913-0395 ML#188901

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GRAND HARBOR OAK HARBOR MAIN OFFICE CHARLOTTE ERRY GROUP
4755 South Harbor Drive 2901 Ocean Drive 2911 Ocean Drive
Vero Beach, FL 32967
Vero Beach, FL 32963 Vero Beach, FL 32963
www.GrandHarborProperties.com www.AlexMacWilliam.com www.CharlotteTerry.com
772-907-6028
772-231-6509 772-234-8500