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BOYS’ MEDICAL Deutsche treat! Council candidates on message
BATTLE INSPIRES as campaign hits crunch time
CALL TO ACTION
BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer the city must do a better job in attracting
BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer [email protected] quality jobs. “This is the key issue,” Carvelli
[email protected]
John Carvelli and Linda Gausten said of determining what Port St. Lucie would
Two young Port St. Lucie boys
are battling a rare genetic disor- made another pitch for votes Monday be like in the future. “We’ve outgrown our cur-
der known as Hunter syndrome.
They have to travel to North Car- at the League of Women Voters for St. Lucie rent practices.”
olina for treatments. There is no
cure. County’s candidate forum. Gausten said the city needs to bring in

Their story spoke to Agnes They are the final two vying for the open businesses that support being a “city for all
Palmer, who met them through a
mutual friend. She couldn’t shake District 2 seat on the Port St. Lucie City Coun- ages” and become more business-friendly.
them from her thoughts – or from
her heart. “I couldn’t get them out cil, which represents the St. Lucie West and The candidates were asked to weigh in
of my mind,” Palmer said. “I just
can’t even imagine.” Tradition communities. While both remained CONTINUED ON PAGE A8
cordial with one another, they
Palmer, who adopted her
daughter, was blessed with a child did raise distinct differences
without medical challenges.
between them.
Mike and Lori Adams, how-
ever, have not just one but two Carvelli is a former St. Lucie
young children with special med-
ical needs, as well as a third child, County School Board member
Elenia, who does not.
and longtime resident, hav-
While medical insurance is
covering the costs of the boys’ ing moved to Port St. Lucie in
chronic treatments, the family
has had difficulty making ends 1973, where his father opened
meet, Palmer said, which is why
she’s spearheaded an upcoming an Italian deli.
fundraiser.
Gausten is a recent retiree
The event idea was sparked
when Palmer was given multiple having worked on Wall Street
pieces of Mixed Martial Arts art-
work from the gallery she worked as a general partner of a New
at; the gallery was closing and had
nowhere to put the unsold works York Stock Exchange member
of art. Palmer said she was told:
Find a use for it and it’s yours. firm, a chief financial officer

“It just developed out of there,” for another highly successful
she said, admitting that an MMA
art auction would undoubtedly brokerage firm, and a regis-
have a limited audience. Instead,
tered investment advisor. She
CONTINUED ON PAGE A6
moved to Port St. Lucie in 2014.

Both candidates agree that City Council candidates John Carvelli and Linda Gausten. PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN

New home for veteran may be on horizon

Stefan Schernthaner performs. PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer olution hiring a consultant to take applica-
[email protected] tions and recommend the recipient for the
THOUSANDS HORN IN ON house.
OKTOBERFEST FUN. Page 3 A vacant house the City of Port St. Lucie
picked up through its Neighborhood Sta- Genesys Community Development
bilization Program could soon be the new Corp. is the consultant the city is expected
home for a lucky veteran and his or her to hire, led by Denise Weathers, who will
family. work with the city’s NSP director Carmen
Capezzuto.
But all that hinges on what happens at
Monday’s City Council meeting. The coun- Capezzuto made contact with Genesys
cil is expected to pass at final reading a res-
CONTINUED ON PAGE A6

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‘Brats’ entertainment! Oktoberfest draws 17,000

Fritz Wiedemann and his bride of 62 years, Katie, dance with Mikayla Krimsley, 2, to BY CHRISTINA TASCON | Correspondent Marco Perugini. “We really came members and this is our main
traditional German music at last weekend’s Oktoberfest celebration. PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN [email protected] for the food but it’s so upbeat, a event. We give some of the money
great atmosphere. And you get to to help support the city; we give
October is the month for every- see people dressed up in their tra- to a children’s summer camp, and
thing fall, pumpkin and spooky, ditional garb and having fun. It’s we also award a $3,000 scholar-
but it is also the month for cele- something different to do.” ship each year.”
brating the traditional German
festival of Oktoberfest. Entertainment was provided by “We have a very close-knit
the Stratton Mountain Boys play- group,” said Peter Hauth at the
The German American Club of ing German Oompah music all membership booth. “About 50
the Treasure Coast held its three- weekend with a special Ukrainian percent of the members who can
day festival Oct. 14-16 in an open- Dance Company performing as work are participating in this
air tent on the promenade in front partiers sang along, clapping and event volunteering. The best part
of the Port St. Lucie Civic Center toasting. Saturday’s main event of this club is the togetherness we
with crafts, children’s activities, was the bratwurst eating contest all feel with each other as we re-
German music and food, and, of and Sunday’s included an alpine member Germany.”
course, plenty of beer! horn competition with half a doz-
en entrants hoping to be crowned The Flag Ceremony, a parade
Organizers estimated that ap- the best. of bright German and Bavarian
proximately 17,000 people attend- flags from different states and
ed the fair to join the celebration Crowd favorites were the beer cities was the culmination of the
or visit vendor booths ringing the stein stemming and the bratwurst weekend festivities as 17 bearers
tent. eating contest. Contestants ob- marched down the center aisle in
viously had brought their own traditional dress while everyone
The club has been putting on cheerleaders as they were loud- stood and sang.
this festival for the last 14 years, ly encouraged to hold up a stein
seven of them held outdoors at the the longest or consume the most “This is a great event we give to
Civic Center. The weather mostly brats. (The winner ate five huge the community, especially the se-
cooperated with just a bit of pre- brats in nine minutes.) nior citizens,” said Glass.
cipitation, but Lederhosen-clad
partiers stayed dry in the main “Our club is celebrating our “You get a bratwurst and a beer
tent at long communal tables as 40th year anniversary,” said Pres- for only 10 dollars and you have
they ate, drank and greeted each ident Joe Glass in his lyrical Ger- the music and be outside – it’s
other like old friends. man accent. “We have about 220 a nice lunch. We all have a very
good time!” 
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A CALL TO ACTION The Family Fun Day to support the boys HOUSE FOR A VETERAN that the city has wanted to do as Genesys
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 and their family will be held at Project X CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 is doing but administering the selection
Fitness on Huffman Road near U.S. 1 in “gets really sticky.”
she built off what she had and created a Port St. Lucie from noon to 4 p.m. at a conference and learned the firm has
Family Fun Day, which will be held Satur- experience doing what the Port St. Lucie One family is really happy, she said,
day, Nov. 12, complete with bounce hous- Vendors and sponsorships will be tak- wanted done – convert vacant houses into many more are unhappy. By having
es, games, food, Zumba classes for kids en up until a few days before the event. homes for needy veterans. Genesys handle the selection, the council
and adults, and even law enforcement Anyone interested in more information doesn’t have to worry about upsetting the
demonstrations. on how to help or participate is encour- Weathers assured the Port St. Lucie City non-selected veterans.
aged to call Agnes Palmer at 954-304-1346 Council that she would work with the nu-
“There is definitely something for ev- or email [email protected] merous veterans groups in town to help But that doesn’t mean that the council
eryone,” Palmer said. or fill out an online form here: http://bit. identify who might best benefit from the won’t have oversight of the endeavor. In
ly/2enOqeP  house, and that she has a thorough pro- the event Genesys delivers as promised,
As event coordinator, Palmer has orga- cess for assessing them for fitness. there are four vacant lots Port St. Lucie has
nized volunteers to help ensure the event identified for similar projects.
runs smoothly, but more volunteers are “It’s a collaboration,” she told the coun-
needed. cil during the first of two hearings on the Already, PSL is working to advertise a
matter. request for proposals from builders that
“Show up and I’ll put them to work,” have interest in building homes on the va-
Palmer said when asked about signing up If the City Council approves the contract cant lots; Genesys, which is also a builder,
volunteers. Along with more volunteers, on Oct. 24 as expected, Weathers will be and Habitat for Humanity are two expect-
Palmer needs another food vendor and a racing the clock to find the lucky veteran ed to bid on the work.
face painter. “It’s a time for the community to move in by Veterans Day – Nov. 11.
to come together and invest in this family,” “Everyone will be watching to see how
she said. “We have to work very, very quickly,” she well it goes,” Berger said.
said.
Hunter syndrome – also known as MPS So how will Genesys and the NSP choose
2, a mucopolysaccharide disease – occurs The house in question is located at the veteran to move in? Capezzuto said
when a necessary enzyme in the body is 680 SE Walters Terrace. It is a little more they’re still working on that. “I don’t have
either missing or isn’t working within the than 1,600 square feet under air and has all the details ironed out,” he said follow-
body properly. three bedrooms and two bathrooms. PSL ing the last council meeting, adding that
bought the house for $173,000 through its this is a first for the city.
That enzyme breaks down specific com- Neighborhood Stabilization Program and
plex molecules, and when it’s not working spent about that much again to rehabili- Details regarding how veterans can ap-
correctly or is missing, those complex tate and renovate it. ply for the house, too, have not yet been
molecules build up in cells and tissues, determined – as everything is tied to Mon-
causing long-term damage. Whoever is selected to move in will be day’s City Council vote. Following that
responsible for paying the insurance and meeting, Weathers and Capezzuto are ex-
Because there is no cure, Cadence and taxes on the property. pected come up with the plans quickly so
Asher can only have their symptoms and they make their self-imposed Veterans Day
complications treated and managed. Councilwoman Michelle Berger ap- deadline – assuming the council approves
peared ready to support Genesys, noting Genesys’ contract. 

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CANDIDATES FORUM jump to another agency. the same questions later on the League of County, which is exactly what Port St. Lucie
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 “They’re doing a very good job now,” Women Voters for St. Lucie County’s website. did under Bartz’s watch.

on public safety and how they’d go about Gausten said of the city’s police force. She Bartz was originally elected to the Port He pointed to the zero jobs created by Dig-
reducing the city’s crime. Both Carvelli and said she’d like to see Port St. Lucie implement St. Lucie City Council in 2006 and has been ital Domain and VGTI and the minimal jobs
Gausten said they’d met with members of the more teen programs to keep them safe and subsequently re-elected. She opted to resign from Torrey Pines – all of which Port St. Lucie
Port St. Lucie Police Department, including out of trouble, which would likely help curb from her seat on the council to pursue the financially enticed to come on the promise of
Police Chief John Bolduc, to get a sense as crime in the city. open commission seat. high-paying jobs. “That could happen if my
to what the department needs and the chal- opponent is elected,” Fein said.
lenges it faces. The forum also included candidates for Fein is a small business owner who would
other county offices, including County Com- work to tackle the county’s annual debt by Candidates for the Tax Collector’s Office
Carvelli said PSL needs to be sure to buy mission District 3 and Tax Collector. attracting more jobs to the area, and would also took to the dais to face questions. Chris
state-of-the-art equipment and make sure advocate working with federal and state Craft is the incumbent, having been elected
law enforcement receives up-to-date train- While County Commission candidate agencies to address the declining health of to the post in 2012 after serving two terms
ing, in particularly on cyber security. He also Linda Bartz was in attendance at the forum the Indian River Lagoon and other important on the Board of County Commissioners. Op-
said the city must offer competitive wages to Monday morning, she did not take to the dais waterways. ponent Bobby Hopkins is a pastor and busi-
better retain officers who might otherwise for the commission debate in the afternoon. nessman.
Instead, her opponent Howard Fein was the As for bringing businesses into the county,
lone candidate to face questions. Fein said he would not propose paying com- Hopkins pointed to Craft’s plans to build
panies to relocate or set up shop in St. Lucie
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EFFORTS TO OPPOSE COMPOST USA, A DONORS INDICATING ANY ENVIRONMENTAL
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 Vonnessia L. Wilson, 30, of Fort Pierce; ing Agency: St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office;
Arrest Location: 900 N. Rock Rd., Fort Pierce; Charge(s): Felony Warrant – Third degree
Offense Location: 6270 NW Topaz Way, Port grand theft, and Giving false information to
St. Lucie; Arresting Agency: Port St. Lucie Po- a pawnbroker.
lice Department; Charge(s): 2 Felony counts
of Fraud – Impersonation/Unlawful posses-  Leopoldo Becerra, 49, Miami; Arrest Lo-
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 Daniel L. Grossberg, 28, 5905 Clydesdale
Lane, Port St. Lucie; Arrest Location: 900 N.  Israel Jimenez, 18, 1086 SW Jennifer Terr.,
Rock Rd., Fort Pierce; Arresting Agency: St. Port St. Lucie; Arrest Location: 1485 SW Cash-
Lucie County Sheriff’s Office; Charge(s): Fel- mere Blvd., Port St. Lucie; Arresting Agency:
ony Warrant – False information to pawn- Port St. Lucie Police Department; Charge(s):
broker/dealing in stolen property. Resisting an officer without violence.

 Osvaldo Pinho, 43, 10670 SW East Park  Tyler York Sams, 28, 5426-204 NW Fox
Ave., Port St. Lucie; Arrest Location: Same; Squirrel Lane, Port St. Lucie; Arrest Loca-
Arresting Agency: St. Lucie County Sheriff’s tion: 121-103 SW Palm Drive, Port St. Lucie;
Office; Charge(s): Felony Warrant – Sexual Arresting Agency: Port St. Lucie Police De-
Battery on person 12 years or older. partment; Charge(s): Felony Larceny – grand
theft between $300 and $5,000, and Vehicle
 Francesca Marie Rock, 19, Tavernier, Fla.; theft – grand theft of a motor vehicle.
Arrest Location: 1713 NW St. Lucie West
Blvd., Port St. Lucie; Arresting Agency: Port  Chad Allan Curtis, 33, Fort Pierce; Arrest
St. Lucie Police Department; Charge(s): Lar-
ceny – Petit theft 2nd degree. Location: 990 SW St. Lucie West Blvd., Port St.

 Anthony Bono, 19, 6451 NW Frenze St., Lucie; Arresting Agency: Port St. Lucie Police
Port St. Lucie; Arrest Location: Same; Arrest-
Department; Charge(s): Battery – touch or

strike. Reports compiled through information

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noted that the new office in Tradition would
better serve residents there and in Port St.
Lucie, taking some of the strain off the other
satellite office in the city and the main office
in Fort Pierce.

Hopkins held up Indian River County Tax
Collector Carole Jean Jordan as an exam-
ple for how a tax collector should run the
office. He said Jordan oversees three offices
throughout Indian River with a fraction of the
staff St. Lucie has at its two offices.

For his part, Craft said he’d stay the course
if re-elected – continuing to bring training
to the staff and work to get concealed-carry
weapon permits and birth certificates, which
Hopkins said the office needs to have.

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Chemo savvy: New drugs more palatable for patients

BY TOM LLOYD | Staff Writer Dr. Stephen chemotherapy treatment drugs and
[email protected] Patterson. nearly a quarter of the calendar year
is still to come.
There are over 100 different types PHOTO: DENISE RITCHIE
of cancer that can attack the human But what may be even more import-
body, and the National Cancer Insti- ant, according to Patterson, is what’s
tute estimates1,685,210 new cases of been done to make chemotherapy
cancer will be diagnosed in the Unit- more palatable to patients.
ed States this year. Nearly 600,000
Americans die from some type of can- “That’s not the area of medicine
cer annually. that really gets talked about a lot. It’s
not an area that gets published a lot,
That’s the bad news. but I end up spending a lot of time
The good news is the National In- talking to patients about this. It’s
stitutes of Health’s most recent “An- called supportive care drugs.”
nual Report to the Nation on the Sta-
tus of Cancer,” published in March, Supportive care drugs help prevent
shows cancer death rates are declin- the nausea, vomiting and excessive
ing, and Scully-Welsh Cancer Cen- bowel movements brought on by cer-
ter (Vero Beach) medical oncologist tain chemo agents, explains Patter-
Dr. Stephen Patterson points to new son. They include allopurinol, ras-
medications – including a variety of buricase and amifostine.
chemotherapy-related drugs – as one
of the top reasons for the decline. Says Patterson: “Even though we
“All these new drugs are coming read how great our new drugs are to
out,” says Patterson enthusiastically, treat cancer, the drugs that we have
“we get them almost every month it to prevent and reduce side effects are
seems.” even better.”
He is not exaggerating.
So far this year the FDA has ap- Now, according to Patterson,
proved no fewer than a dozen new “we’ve probably had two or three dif-
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE A16 fections – infections that can lead to hos-
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prevent those side effects.” risk when exposed to transmissible in-
Dr. Blank fections from other patients as well as
That explains, at least in part, why the medical staff members.
“Dr. Stephen Blank and his team are Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
dedicated to improving oral health by says, depending on the type and stage of So, Patterson and his staff need to be
educating each patient to their specific a patient’s cancer, their first cancer ap- hyper-vigilant.
needs. We see one patient at a time in a pointment will likely be with a medical
private care setting. We care for patients oncologist, the doctors who prescribe Still, Patterson’s enthusiasm is palpa-
the way we would want to be cared for. chemotherapy drugs. ble. “I think it’s a very exciting time to be
One doctor, one hygienist, consistency.” an oncologist in general,” he exclaims.
Patients are sent to medical oncolo- “The drugs we have are working, and
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Cuckoo for coconut oil? “Because
Time to learn some facts patient

BY ELLIE KRIEGER | The Washington Post research on MCTs cannot be extrap- care should
olated to coconut oil. At issue is that always
Although it’s been more than five lauric acid, a predominant fatty acid
years since coconut oil began its me- in coconut oil, is often cited as a me- come first”
teoric rise in the U.S. marketplace, the dium-chain fatty acid, but, Eyres says,
confusion about it has not waned a bit. while “chemically it could be defined as Ira S. Pearlstine, MD
“Should I switch to coconut oil?” is con- either medium- or long-chain, [lauric
sistently one of the most common ques- JOIN TODAY
tions that come across my desktop – not CONTINUED ON PAGE A20
surprising given that you could throw Only A Few
a dart at the Internet and hit a claim Openings Remain rPesreveHtelhaM8lQ1tluD9atai1re.n6dd
about the oil’s amazing healing power.
Mostly, there has been a paucity of good Affordable
science on it, but a meta-analysis (a sys- Concierge
tematic review of the existing research) Medicine
published this year in Nutrition Re-
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rence Eyres, chairman of the Oils & Fats
Specialist Group at the New Zealand In- 772.252.1425
stitute of Chemistry, for further insight.

The study found that coconut oil,
which is 92 percent saturated fat, rais-
es LDL (bad) cholesterol less than but-
ter does, but significantly more than
unsaturated plant oils do. So when it
comes to heart health, Eyres puts it
plainly: “It would be dangerous, and
rather silly, to replace your extra-vir-
gin olive oil with coconut oil.” There
– that question is answered. But there
are plenty of details and nuances where
that came from, so read on.

Coconut oil has a lot going for it from
a culinary perspective. It has a love-
ly, distinctive flavor that gives dishes
a sumptuous tropical taste. It is solid
at room temperature, a quality central
to many recipes. But unlike most oth-
er solid fats, it is vegan, so it appeals to
the ever-growing legion of plant-based
eaters. Also, like other saturated fats,
it is very stable in heat, so it is good for
stir-frying and sauteing. (Contrary to a
common myth, monounsaturated fat
such as olive oil is also quite stable in
heat, and good-quality olive oil is excel-
lent for high-heat sauteing. Polyunsatu-
rated oils such as corn oil are less stable
in heat, and nut oils should not be heat-
ed much at all.)

But one of the biggest things coco-
nut oil has behind it right now, unfor-
tunately for the consumer, is a lot of
marketing hype that makes it out to be
a miracle food. “There is nothing wrong
with coconut oil in moderation, but it
is not a cure for everything or a wonder
fat,” Eyres says.

Many of the purported benefits of co-
conut oil point to it as a source of medi-
um-chain fatty acids (MCTs), a type of
fat that is processed differently by the
body so it is absorbed and metabolized
more efficiently than other fats. But the

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Why Suffer With Pain? COCONUT OIL to make them your go-to fats.
Eyres adds: “The cholesterol picture
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is very simplistic. There are many fac-
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conut oil has less than 3 percent MCT. sion in his study of coconut products
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The Bonz really likes Lily, a terrific terrier

Hi Dog Buddies! “I’m almost 10 now, and I have
the Best Family Ever! When Mom
Recently I interviewed a VERY happy, for my owners but couldn’t find ’um. He Lily and Dad go on trips, Grandpa and
energetic Jack Russell Terrier, Lily Kram- even called the Humane Society, but no- Grandma take care of me, and we
er, who’s an Only Dog, totally perky and body had reported a lost Jack Russell. So needed a dog. She said she didn’t have have the best time. PLUS, my Dad
feminine but also a fearless hunter (terri- he called his daughter and told her she time cuz she’s real busy. Even though has this job where he sits at the
er genes, ya know). I’d just met him, I really, really liked him middle of a big, long desk, with
and he liked me back cuz well, cuz I’m some other people, and gets to
When her Mom opened the door, Lily ME. He made me feel safe. But where he bang this sorta hammer-thingy (I
was right there, bouncing about. She was lived was a No Dogs Allowed place. So he don’t know exactly why) and they
a real pretty poocheroo, short white hair, hadda take me to the Humane Society. all talk about Important Stuff. As
reddish brown trim, very neat and tidy. He talked to his daughter again about long as he gets to do that, I get to
how fabulous I was, so she called the Hu- call myself First Dog. Cool Kibbles,
“Welcome to my home,” she said. “This mane Society and made an appointment right?”
is my Mom, Alla, and my Dad, Jay.” to see me. Well, Thank Lassie, she liked
me and took a picture of me to show Dad. “Totes! Do you get treats?” I in-
“Pleased to meet you,” I replied. And he said ‘YEP!’” quired.
After the Wag-and-Sniff, we got settled,
and Lily ran over to my assistant for a few “Awww,” I said. “Not too many. I have to watch
friendly slurps. “I’m ackshully a People “I KNOW. So, when my new human my figure, you know. But I do get
Pooch,” she said. “No offense. I do have brother Anthony (he was about 7 then) a treat when I come back in from
a coupla dog pals, but I prefer my Peeps.” got home from school and saw me, he Doing My Duty. And when Mom
“I totally understand,” I told her, “I’d thought they were dogsitting me for a gets herself a cookie, she gives me
love to hear your story.” friend. Boy was he excited when Mom a treat, too.”
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pyhood. Then, when I was about 2, I got we really keep her?’ And my sister, Jen- “That’s only fair,” I observed. “I
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ly this really nice Human named Ana- cuz she’d always wanted a dog. nice tail. It looks sorta bobbed, but
toly found me. I had a collar and wasn’t “They were extra happy when they re- longer. Is it natural?”
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9619 Fairwood Court in PGA Village: 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom, 3,322 square foot pool home offered for $575,000
by Kay Rodriguez, 772-486-2126 of Lang Realty

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Spacious yet intimate home
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BY MARIA CANFIELD | Correspondent flooring and custom cabinetry. The long
[email protected] snack bar can easily accommodate three
people, and its beadboard facing provides a
With 3,322 square feet of floor space, nice continuity from the lanai. The kitchen’s
the house located at 9619 Fairwood Court high ceilings allow for plenty of space above
in the Fairway Landings division of PGA the cabinets for storage or decorations. The
Village is large, but not overwhelmingly so island is another good storage spot, with
– its design provides many comfortable op- open spaces as well as drawers; owner Lucille
tions for everyday living. Brian says that she was inspired by an idea
from Martha Stewart while designing it.
We’ll start outside, on the screened-in la-
nai, with its 15-x-30 solar-heated pool and

gorgeous lake view. Like the house itself, Storage can’t be discussed without men-
the lanai is large (44-x-36), but because of tioning one of the things Brian says makes
clever decorating choices, it also has an inti- this house special: the 13-x-7 walk-in pan-
mate feel. The beadboard ceiling adds to the try. Replete with a sink, tile countertops and
hominess, as do the reddish tiled floors. The bright-white open shelving, it provides easy
granite-topped serving station, sensibly access to frequently-used items; it also has
placed in one corner of the lanai, reduces closets for pots and pans and other things
the need for trips to the kitchen while en- you may not want to have on full display.
tertaining guests. In light of recent events, it
is worth noting that pocket-style hurricane This house has no shortage of very liv-
shutters are installed on the lanai, serving as able spaces to suit your mood and whatever
protection for the main home. activity you wish to engage in. For reading
or relaxation, you can situate yourself in
The recently renovated 17-x-16 island the large (22-x-19) living room or the even
kitchen has granite counters, laminate wood larger (25-x-16) family room; both have

FEATURES FOR 9619 FAIRWOOD COURT, PORT ST. LUCIE

Neighborhood: PGA Village
Construction: CBS

Lot Size: .5 acres  Home size: 3,322 square feet
Furniture: Some negotiable
Bedrooms: 3  Bathrooms: 3

Additional Features: Circular drive, barrel roof, 2.5 car ga-
rage with automatic door opener, storm shutters, zoned auto
sprinkler, generator hook-up, electric zoned heat and cooling,
stainless steel appliances, interesting lighting fixtures through-

out the house.
Listing Agency: Lang Realty
Listing Agent: Kay Rodriguez 772-486-2126
SM List Price: $575,000

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A brisk week on the local real estate market saw 14 single-family residences and lots sell from Oct. 10-14.

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The week’s second-best sale was the abode at 408 SW Juniper Cove. First put on the market in July for
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SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS SELLING
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TOWN ADDRESS LISTED ASKING PRICE SOLD $314,750
$255,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 7607 GREENBRIER CIRCLE 5/25/2016 $327,900 10/14/2016 $245,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 408 SW JUNIPER COVE 7/5/2016 $269,900 10/11/2016 $215,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 5929 NW CAREFREE STREET 5/25/2016 $269,900 10/12/2016 $193,500
PORT SAINT LUCIE 136 NW LAWTON ROAD 12/30/2015 $239,900 10/14/2016 $180,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 152 NW BENTLEY CIRCLE 9/9/2016 $199,900 10/7/2016 $179,900
PORT SAINT LUCIE 517 NW CORTINA LANE 8/21/2016 $189,900 10/14/2016 $176,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 605 SW TREASURE COVE 6/25/2016 $179,900 10/11/2016 $151,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 725 SW ROCKY BAYOU TERRACE 8/14/2016 $177,500 10/12/2016 $125,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 547 NW PORTOFINO LANE 5/17/2016 $167,000 10/11/2016 $125,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 1150 NW LOMBARDY DRIVE 5/15/2016 $134,900 10/7/2016 $122,500
PORT SAINT LUCIE 8911 SANDSHOT COURT 9/12/2016 $133,000 10/11/2016 $106,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 5077 NW COVENTRY CIRCLE 5/27/2016 $139,000 10/14/2016 $105,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 1128 SW SWAN LAKE CIRCLE UNIT 1302 9/10/2016 $110,000 10/7/2016
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408 SW Juniper Cove, Port Saint Lucie 5929 NW Carefree Street, Port Saint Lucie

Listing Date: 7/5/2016 Listing Date: 5/25/2016
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016 YOUR INDEPENDENT LOCAL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER

Coming Up! JAALL ZTHZAT!
Port St. Lucie resident, bassist
FLOCK TO THE Taddy Mowatt still going strong
BIRDING FEST
AND ART SHOW Taddy Mowatt. BY KATE SHANAPHY MAINGOT | Correspondent

BY MICHELLE GENZ | Staff Writer PHOTO: DENISE RITCHIE No sooner had longtime bassist Taddy Mowatt sat down
[email protected] to talk that the tune from nearby speakers pre-empted the
conversation.
1 If you’ve been following
3 a.m. tweets, you won’t “Get up, stand up – stand up for your rights,” he sang
have any problem rising early softly, his Jamaican upbringing resonating on the notes
for the birdsongs of the Indi-
an River Birding Festival this of the classic Bob Marley anthem.
weekend. Based at the beau- “We used to do this one,” he said smiling.
tiful lagoon-front Environ- Mowatt, a resident of Port St. Lucie, is a self-taught
mental Learning Center off
Wabasso Causeway, the festi- bass player whose professional music career spans seven
val’s accompanying art show decades and finds him playing regularly at nearly all of Ve-
includes a plein-air paint-out ro’s private clubs and bars like Cobalt, Bungalow and Osce-
and art sale, plus an exhibit of ola Bistro. Even Riverside Theatre’s “Live in the Loop,” and
nature-themed paintings and the Vero Beach Museum of Art have caught on to his talent
sculpture with a number of lo- and broad appeal.
cal artists contributing.
Born and raised in Montego Bay, music has always been
Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. a part of his life and his own music is infused with his native
artists will fan out over the island country’s culture.
oak-studded grounds and set
up their easels to paint the lush Mowatt’s father played guitar. But it was his brother Enos
grounds. “Riff” Mowatt who was his biggest inspiration and the first
professional musician of the family. Four years older than
That’s followed by a reception Taddy, Riff at 16 had instruments all around the house: gui-
and lecture Friday night on Blue tars, basses, trumpets, drums, saxophones and steel pans.
Cypress Lake, one of the largest
osprey breeding grounds in the When Riff wasn’t playing them, little brother Taddy was
world.
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On the birdwatching side,
there’s a 6:45 p.m. Owl Prowl at
the ELC with bird-call genius
David Simpson and his wife,
Dee, also a major birder. Satur-

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COMING UP

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Novena to St. [ude day morning at 7 a.m. there’s a carpool
from the ELC to the Sebastian Inlet for
Novena to St. Jude a look at the shorebirds there and along
Jungle Trail.
0 Holy Saint Jude, apostle and
martyr, great in virtue and rich Or you can drive yourself to the Wa-
basso County Park to tour the Wabas-
in miracles, near kinsman of so Scrub Jay Conservation Area. These
Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor birds make a terrific introduction to
of all who invoke your special bird-watching; big, nervy and curious,
patronage in time of need. To these brilliant blue birds will scope you
out before you even see them. They also
you I have recourse from the have a fascinating story: They grow up
depth of my heart and humbly and never leave home, helping their
parents raise other babies and guarding
beg to whom God has given their territory as a clan.
so great power to come to my
The notion of a birding festival here
assistance. was born a few years back and strug-
gled to get off the ground. One lingering
Help me in my present and problems seems to be putting enough
urgent petition, in return I info out there.
promise to make your name
known and cause you to be A complicated schedule with a lot of
invoked. Saint Jude pray for us activity options seems only available on
and all who invoked your aid. the festival’s Facebook page – and you
have to have the eyes of a hawk to read
Amen it. And the contact link doesn’t work, nor
does the link to the Pelican Island Pres-
Say three Our Fathers, three ervation Society, the organizer of the
Hail Marys and Glorias. event along with the ELC.

this novena has never The number there is 772- 589-5050,
been known to fail. but the center was closed for hurricane
clean-up through Oct 18. Best of luck!

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TADDY MOWATT Bassist extraordinaire Taddy Mowatt is performing with Ed Shanphy & Friends on Oct. 27. PHOTO: DENISE RITCHIE to play venues in Chicago, California, Cana-
CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 da and Puerto Rico. His trio was also getting
land him in musical venues around the globe mond; and the great jazz pianist and fellow booked on bigger ships with major cruise
picking them up and slowly teaching him- with some of the world’s leading musicians. Jamaican Monty Alexander. lines like Holland America and Norwegian
self to play. While nurturing his own natural Caribbean, bringing Mowatt’s music to in-
talent, Mowatt began to share his knowledge From the Casablanca and other gigs “I was blessed to be part of this nucleus of ternational ports of call.
and enthusiasm of playing with his young around Montego Bay, Mowatt was hired as musicians in Montego Bay,” Mowatt says.
friends at school. the resident bassist and arranger for the Ja- In 1972, he was aboard the newly launched
maican Broadcasting Corporation – the JBC. The demands of his JBC job coupled cruise company Carnival’s very first ship, the
“Well, I wanted to play songs with other Creating arrangements with local artists with his six-night-a-week gig schedule soon TSS Mardi Gras, when Mowatt met his wife,
people and play music with my friends so I which aired on the network’s live television took a toll on Mowatt, and he found himself Jaqui, a talented vocalist from Wales who was
had to teach them – I had no choice,” Mowatt programs, he himself would accompany vis- seeking a slower pace. His friendship with also on board as a performer.
laughs. It was through teaching his friends iting international artists on air – a great perk. calypso and reggae star Alston Bair evolved
the different instruments, bass being one of into a paid position for his group The Taddy The couple moved to Port St. Lucie in 1980
them, that he discovered his own affinity for “It was great fun,” Mowatt recalls. Taddy Mowatt Trio aboard the cruise ship TSS Star- and Mowatt, at this time now a seasoned
bass. His early teaching is so etched in his got to meet and play with some of the best: ward, which traveled from Jamaica to Miami. performer with a massive repertoire, was
mind that to this day he plays a right-handed singers Carmen McCrae, Sam Cooke, Johnny quick to find work as bassist with the Hyatt
bass with his left hand – backwards, in other Mathis and Sammy Davis Jr.; saxophonists Mowatt also became the musical arranger Hotel’s house band in West Palm. He later
words, and the way a teacher would coach a Gerry Mulligan, Zoot Simms and Paul Des- and director for Bair’s international perfor- played The Colony in Palm Beach and for
student facing him. mances and was provided the opportunity many years performed with Ray Thompson
at Frances Langford’s Outrigger in Jensen
Mowatt soon found himself playing trum- Beach (now the Dolphin Bar) and at Indian
pet, vibraphone and bass in his brother’s River Plantation.
Montego Bay-based group. The Riff Mowatt
Band had taken the resident position at the Mowatt was honored to have been induct-
prestigious waterfront hotel The Casablanca. ed into Jamaica’s Jazz Hall of Fame and is an
Perched above the turquoise waters of Doc- active member of the Fort Pierce Jazz and
tor’s Cove Beach, the hotel was a popular des- Blues Society. An accomplished arranger and
tination for international dignitaries such as composer, Mowatt also has a degree in piano
King George VI and John F. Kennedy, as well tuning and repair and has lent his profes-
as celebrities like Errol Flynn and Noel Cow- sional services to the St. Lucie County school
ard. At only 17, Mowatt was playing standards district for many years. He continues to play
and dance music to a jet-setting crowd. regularly around the area and is a member of
the Ambassadors of Swing, a big band com-
That was in 1945. His long career as a prised of the finest jazz musicians.
professional musician would bring him a
lifetime of memories on the high seas, in- Mowatt next performs with Ed Shanaphy
troduce him to his wife and best friend, and & Friends Thursday, Oct. 27, at the Bungalow
Bar in Vero Beach starting at 6 p.m. 

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October
full of
thrills,
chills in
the city

The month of October is packed with op- you by the City of Port St. Lucie and the Port
tions for residents and visitors in the City of St. Lucie Downtown Lion’s Club. A fun time
Port St. Lucie to enjoy some fun outdoors for all ages, this festival will include carnival
and get into the Halloween spirit in Port St. rides, live entertainment, craft vendors and
Lucie. food for purchase. Our young visitors can
start their Halloween festivities by taking
Today, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Parks & part in a costume contest and trick-or-treat-
Recreation Department’s Haunted Happen- ing on Saturday, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The
ings event at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center festival runs Friday, Oct. 28, from 5 p.m. to
will give children and adults another chance 10 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 29, from noon to 10
to have some pre-Halloween fun. Come p.m.; and Sunday, Oct. 30, from noon to 6
celebrate the season with music, food and p.m.
games. This event costs $5 for children, and
adults in costumes are free. Of course, PSL hasn’t left out its youngest
residents. Those ages 1 to 5 years old can
Spend the weekend before Halloween at come to the Minsky Gym Haunted House
Port St. Lucie’s Fall Fun Fest at the Port St. Time for Tots on Oct. 27 at 10:30 a.m. for
Lucie Civic Center. This event is brought to

SUNRISE THEATRE

21 Blue The Aluminum Show

Fri., Nov. 4 • 7pm Wed., Nov. 9 • 7pm

Dave Koz Christmas Tour 2016 An Olde English Christmas
with Herman’s Hermits
Wed., Nov. 30 • 7pm
Starring Peter Noone

Thurs., Dec. 1 • 7pm

For tickets, call 772.461.4775 or visit SunriseTheatre.com
117 South 2nd Street in Historic Downtown Fort Pierce

PRESENTING
SPONSOR

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Halloween snacks and lots of spooky fun. Jewelia Project in good HANDS

Kids, remember to wear your costumes! And

parents, remember to bring your camera to

capture the spooky fun with your children in

costume! Jewelia, the diamond necklace donated to

Participation by parents is greatly encour- HANDS of St. Lucie County by G. Alan Fine Jewelry

aged. The cost is $3 per child. and the star of The Jewelia Project, has been passed

Wrap up October with a safe trick-or- over to its new monthly “owner,” Veronica Tempone.

treating experience at the Port St. Lucie Bo- Tempone, an instructor at Indian River State

tanical Gardens at the Bootanical Halloween College, is committed to the project that has raised

Trick or Treat Ramble in the Gardens on Oct. more than $260,000 for the non-profit healthcare

31. Join the Friends of the Port St. Lucie Bo- clinic. During The Jewelia Project, 12 women have

tanical Gardens for trick-or-treating among agreed to share “ownership” of the necklace and a

the trees in a safe, controlled, no-cars loca- pair of diamond earrings and to bring attention,

tion. Trick-or-treaters ages 13 or younger awareness and new funds into the clinic.

are invited to come in costume with their Seated, Veronica Tempone; standing from left, Maria Seidel, Kathy Post, Pamela Tempone, Sydney Liebman, For additional information about HANDS, call
Gail Flesche, Tina Klein, Linda Evans, Deejay Gardner and Sandee Allen.
parents from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. No drop-offs. 772-462-5646.  ­– CONTRIBUTED

Admission into the Gardens is free for this

event.

Organizations that would like to partic-

ipate in this event can claim table space in

the Gardens, set up a table, decorate and staff

the table with volunteers who enjoy the joy of

Halloween. The organizations will be respon-

sible for having sufficient candy, snacks or

treats for the children. To participate, please

call 772-337-1959.

For more information on all of these Oc-

tober events, please check the City’s Facebook

page at https://www.facebook.com/cityofpsl/,

Twitter page at https://twitter.com/CityPort-

StLucie or the City’s website at www.cityofpsl.

com.  ­– CONTRIBUTED

DON’T MISS SAVANNAS’
FREAKY FALL FESTIVAL!

A freakishly fun and spooktacular event is
coming to the Savannas Preserve State Park!

The Friends of Savannas’ Freaky Fall Festi-
val will be held Saturday, Oct. 29, from 5 p.m.
to 10 p.m. Community members are invited
to join us for this annual Halloween event
featuring games and crafts, creepy critter
shows, a dunk tank, and a haunted hayride.

Wind your way through the Savannas
Haunted Maze to discover the eerie secrets
of the Witch’s Cubby. Or sit down for a show-
ing of a secret (kid-friendly!) Halloween
fright film. Try not to shake in your boots as
we follow along with a monstrously terrify-
ing adventure.

Cost is $5/adult, $3/child, or a $15 rate
for a family of five. All proceeds benefit
the Friends of Savannas and their mission
to provide educational programming and
events for the community and local schools.
Last entry to the event will be permitted
at 9:30 p.m., and the last hayride will be at
9 p.m. We kindly ask that you refrain from
bringing any authentic or toy weapons, as
well as alcoholic beverages. In light of recent
events, we discourage guests from wearing
clown costumes.

The Savannas Preserve State Park Educa-
tion Center is located at 2541 Walton Road in
Port St. Lucie. For information about the Sa-
vannas and all of Florida’s award-winning
state parks, visit FloridaStateParks.org. To
learn more about the Friends of Savannas, go
to FriendsofSavannas.org.  ­– CONTRIBUTED

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‘A PERSONAL JOURNEY’: STEFFENS’ MASTERFUL MONOTYPES

BY ELLEN FISCHER | Correspondent exhibition “Edgar Degas: A Strange New Artist Lisa Steffens. PHOTO: DENISE RITCHIE tionships between the people in them, but
[email protected] Beauty.” It focused on the subjects of De- also between the artist and her subjects.
gas’ monotypes, including ballet dancers,
Though artist Lisa Steffens’ works in- intimate views of women at home and the Asked if an intriguing print of a woman
clude paintings on canvas and paper, it is bath, and the sex workers and patrons of with children called “Bedtime” depicts Stef-
her monotypes that best express the artist’s Parisian brothels. fens’ mother and her siblings, Steffens says
stated desire to let emotion and imagina- yes. “But I really don’t want to talk about it,”
tion give a spiritual dimension to her work. Steffens’ monotypes largely draw their she quickly adds. “It’s very personal.”
figural subject matter from old family pho-
Steffens, who is new to Vero, is wrapping tos and the artist’s imagination. As she wrote in her statement for the
up a show Saturday at Raw Space at Edge- show, Steffens’ work is “ultimately about a
wood, a recently opened gallery on Old Dix- In her best compositions, the way Stef- personal journey and a reinvention of self.”
ie downtown. fens divides space adds psychological ten- It examines “the world I left behind and the
sion between the people depicted in them. one I am in the process of creating.”
Of the works in the show, many of the 19 Those pictures are strongly reminiscent
monotypes are standouts. A spontaneous of Degas, who also liked to keep both his Those worlds include Westchester Coun-
form of printmaking, monotypes are made subjects and his viewers a bit off-balance. ty, where she was born and raised, and En-
by painting a picture in ink onto a metal Borrowing from the eccentric framing of gland, where she lived for 23 of her 61 years.
plate. The imagery is transferred onto paper the amateur photograph, Degas made his
with a quick run through a printing press, subjects look somehow more alive than Steffens’ art training was taken both here
or more slowly by rubbing the back of the much of the carefully posed and limned art and abroad. After attending Parsons School
paper as it lies on the plate – Steffens uses of his day. of Design in New York for a year, she moved
a wooden spoon. Because the picture is to England. There she studied graphic de-
not etched into the plate, at most only two The same can be said of Steffens’ mono- sign for four years at Southampton College
prints can be pulled from it: a dense initial types. Her solid drawing skills combined of Higher Education (now part of South-
image and a much lighter “ghost” image. with her tendency to place her figures just ampton Solent University). After landing a
so in proximity to one another presents not job as a graphic designer for the BBC, Stef-
The technique has been around since the only a picture, but also a personal relation- fens completed a master’s degree in com-
days of Rembrandt. In the latter part of the ship. munication at Central St. Martin’s College
19th century Edgar Degas most famously of Art and Design in London.
took “printed drawings,” as he called them, “The pictures are imbued by memory as
to inventive heights. well,” Steffens says. Many of the prints are That was in 2001. When she moved back
richly textured, tonal applications of black to the states in 2004, Steffens studied for
Steffens counts that master’s work as an ink on white paper. three years at New York Studio School,
inspiration for her own. This past summer where she earned a master of fine arts.
on a trip to New York she visited the Met The pictures are not only about the rela-
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Steffens wasted no time in establishing
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relationships with area artists. Two of the
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ing each day with 1 oz of Kyani in England is about the centuries-old ar- done outside at the Vero Beach home of
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form of Vitamin E with Omega-3 blood flow, improves energy, lies beneath a stone in the nave’s floor. to the ranch.
fatty acids create a positive, long- and defends, repairs, and
term impact on your health and maintains nearly every cell in “I think that painting or sketching in the Steffens’ show at Raw Space began only
wellbeing. the body. courtyard garden outside Winchester Ca- last Friday after being delayed a week by
thedral is wonderful,” Steffens says. “Is it Hurricane Matthew; it wraps up Saturday
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HONEY-MUSTARD PORK ing, you’ll want to move quickly: You’ll be Temple’s food drive thrives!
CONTINUED FROM PAGE B10 at the stove for only a few minutes. ●
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the meat is cut into two-bite morsels, its pieces that will all cook evenly. I like to
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ACROSS 74 Bradley and 7 Sci-fi expo 67 ___ Domini The Washington Post
others 8 Draught drink 69 Student housing
1 Valhalla fella 9 Evidence from a 70 Hogan’s birds THE ADD GAME By Merl Reagle
5 Unexciting drink 75 German rug 71 Bali, for one
10 Dr. Dith of industrial city 10 Page of music 72 It is written PREFERRED
11 Label anew 77 Obliterate, as in PLAYER
The Killing Fields 76 Ideal location 12 Tattoos, e.g.
14 Actress Whelchel 77 Gunkus battle PROGRAM
78 Duck or shade of 13 Pitching coup 79 Wrap up
et al. 14 Longtime PLO 80 Hollywood
19 Short dog? blue supporter
20 Notorious 80 Monkey suit 15 Longtime PLO pariahs, once
82 Heat of passion? opponent: abbr. 81 Al Sr., Al Jr., and
bacteria 16 Tolerate
21 A flying prefix 89 Hula galas 17 Inventor’s middle Bobby
22 Basket fiber 90 Track numbers? name 82 Pampering, briefly
91 On Golden Pond
23 First fratricide 18 Move slowly, as 83 Shade
24 Great warrior birds sap 84 Subgroup of
92 Seceders’ assn.
known for 95 Introduction to 25 Egypt, once: abbr. Europe before the
his small 26 The bouncing wall came down
posterior? pool? bawl 85 Eats
27 Soviet 96 Commotion 86 Away from the
administrative 98 Eye drop 28 Say positively wind
division 99 OK Corral 32 London network 87 Laugh loudly
29 “... I could ___ 33 Canola, corn, etc. 88 In the arms of
horse!” participants 34 Insulting ___ (asleep)
30 Causing shivers 101 Maître d’s 92 ___ spilt milk
31 Two p.m. timeout 35 It may have kinks 93 Frasier, for one
32 Pay the price reservation in it 94 “Just ___ thought”
for not reading notation for Vito 96 Author James
the barbecue and wife? 36 ___ a long shot 97 Activities
manual? 107 Neighbor of 41 Eggs 98 Flog
37 Opposite of 91 Greece: abbr. 42 Form of 100 Fifth-century
Across 109 Wear for 89 invader
38 Sty list? Across meditation 102 Bugs chaser
39 It’s bruin in Baja 110 His word means 45 Anguish 103 Olympic symbol
40 The Wizard nothing 46 Blondie and 104 Suffered
trailers? 111 The Grifters co- 105 Front of a
43 Dance step? star Dagwood mausoleum?
44 Monroe’s Itch 112 Male nudist’s 47 Caterer’s 106 Champion rider
co-star formal wear? 107 Love from ___
46 Osculate 117 Actor-composer container 108 Tackle box item
49 Burner site Novello 48 Sand bars 113 Fighting Tigers’
50 Priest’s favorite 119 Came up 49 Woman’s robe of sch.
breakfast? 120 Willing to try 114 Do an annoying
54 Music for 121 Sister, to Simone ancient Greece finger thing
Chameleons 122 Hit the road 50 Coast Guard 115 Lovey-dovey
author 123 Happen again sound
57 Alphabet quartet 124 Went fast Acad. state 116 Plop preceder
58 Gull perch 125 Equine 51 Actress Lena 118 ACLU concern:
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island
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starting point 1 ___-Locka, Fla. 53 Bankruptcy,
63 Make use (of) 2 Burt’s surf-
65 Elvis’s longtime perhaps
label embrace partner, 54 Protection from
68 America under in a movie
Bush, according 3 Japanese art of the cold
to Mort Sahl flower 55 Symbol popular in
73 Letters from arrangement
Lucas 4 “Whoa” girl the 1960s
5 Like Ernest P. 56 60 Across’s Rue
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WITH A CHANCE, HEAD TOWARD GAME WEST NORTH EAST
3 K 10 5 2 764
By Phillip Alder - Bridge Columnist AKQ 9863 J 10 5 2
J8742 K9 Q 10
Warren Buffett said, “If past history was all there was to the game, the richest people 9764 853 K Q J 10
would be librarians.”
SOUTH
Every promising bridge player learns from books. But this week, we are primarily going AQJ98
to look at getting to game. In today’s deal, South opens one spade, and North raises 74
to two spades. What should South do now? A653
A2
South has a hand that is not strong enough to jump to game, but has sufficient power
to think about game. To recognize a hand that falls into this bracket, count its losers. Dealer: South; Vulnerable: Neither
This one has one spade, two hearts, two diamonds (you worry only about the first
three cards) and one club: a total of six. This is the number for a game-try after partner The Bidding:
raises your major-suit opening to two.
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST OPENING
South should rebid three diamonds, which is called a help-suit game-try. It implies 1 Spades Pass 2 Spades Pass
losers in diamonds and asks partner to look primarily at his spades and diamonds. ?? LEAD:
Here, North has great holdings in those suits, so, despite only six high-card points, he A Hearts
should jump to four spades.

West begins the defense with three rounds of hearts. After ruffing, how should South
continue?

Declarer has five losers: two hearts, two diamonds and one club. He has only eight
winners: five spades, two diamonds and one club. But he can ruff two diamonds on
the board.

South cashes the spade ace and queen, plays a diamond to dummy’s king, returns the
diamond nine to his ace, ruffs a diamond with the spade 10, plays a club to his ace,
trumps the last diamond with the spade king, and claims two of the last three tricks
with his high trumps.

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