Winery’s crushing it! A4 House of the week A13 B1Stormy nights on stage
Abode evokes Old Florida A.C.T. tackles ‘The Tempest’
Hosts weekend ‘beach’ party
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 28 YOUR INDEPENDENT LOCAL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, JULY 14, 2017
FULL STEAM AHEAD FOR NAVY MUSEUM’S GALLERY RENOVATION City manager:
Budget meets
BY PATRICK McCALLISTER | Correspondent A Landing Craft Personnel boat, similar to one used in WWII, outside the Navy UDT-SEAL Museum. PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN council’s goals
The National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum is evolved quickly in the rapidly-shifting de- group was born – the Scouts and Raiders. BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer
refreshing its roots. Earlier this summer, the mands and needs of World War II. From the The Army would eventually leave the form- [email protected]
museum started renovating its World War Observer Group, a joint force for amphib- ing stealth fighting force.
II Gallery. Fitting, because the museum is ious reconnaissance, a new Navy/Army The Port St. Lucie City Council
meters away from where the storied SEALs CONTINUED ON PAGE A4 gave City Manager Russ Blackburn
were born in St. Lucie County. marching orders ahead of crafting
next year’s budget – achieve a high
“A really fantastically unique special-op- level of service, reduce debt and
erations group was born on a sleepy beach reduce the property tax rate.
in Fort Pierce,” Elain Ryan, the museum’s
marketing and media director, said. “We believe we’ve done that,”
Blackburn said late last week when
Back in early 1943, St. Lucie County had he sat down with the media to re-
about 12,000 people living in it. The nation view his proposed budget.
had been at war with Japan and Germany
for a little more than a year. While there’d But does it go far enough?
long been elite forces in the U.S. military, “It’s always in the eye of the be-
the advent of modern transportation and holder,” Blackburn said, adding
other technologies was creating new oppor- that staffers focused on all three
tunities for commando warfare. goals the council gave them. “Did I
hit those to the right amount?”
The military created elite groups with
Marine, Army and Navy personnel taking CONTINUED ON PAGE A6
their services’ specialties to them. That
Commission OKs TWO CHARGED IN PSL
composting rules DRIVE-BY SHOOTING
BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer THAT’S BY DEBBIE CARSON | Staff Writer A bullet hole and a shell casing.
[email protected] HOW IT’S [email protected]
DONE! PHOTOS COURTESY PSL POLICE DEPT.
It took the St. Lucie County A young man who was shot in his rear end
Commission about an hour to hear Mike Khan rounds third base in front of coach Dave Hentz during baseball instruction at the during a drive-by early Monday morning is
from happy residents who support- Police Athletic League camp at Sandhill Crane Park in Port St. Lucie. PHOTO: MITCH KLOORFAIN expected to make a full recovery, all while
ed proposed rules that are meant to two suspects have been arrested and two
ensure public safety should a com- others detained for questioning.
mercial composting facility want
to set up shop west of Interstate 95 The Port St. Lucie Police Department con-
and compost human waste. tinues its investigation into the overnight
shooting that occurred in the 1800 block of
By the end, it appeared an easy SW California Boulevard, just south of St.
unanimous vote in favor of the or- Lucie West.
dinance that would require such
facilities to be entirely enclosed, Officers arrested and charged two males,
have contingency plans in place 19 and 17, and detained two females, 18 and
to handle emergencies, and oth- 16, for questioning. The females have not
erwise ensure that biosolids – i.e., been charged.
CONTINUED ON PAGE A4 Vincenzo Anthony Monteleone, 19, of
CONTINUED ON PAGE A8
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auto shows are the
LOCAL NEWS A1-A8 wheel deal. Page A3
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CAR SHOWS ARE THE WHEEL DEAL
BY PATRICK McCALLISTER | Correspondent said. Some guys in the council have con- The couple was shot dead in a law-en- PHOTOS COURTESY OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
tacts with race teams and tried tapping forcement ambush.
Cars, cars and more cars. them to get a race car to the show. It turns have a drink.” There’s also a monthly 50/50
“It’s a pretty large car show,” Bill Felton out moving a race car is a big deal, so own- Barrow famously made the car an in- raffle. But mostly, the entertainment is the
said. ers and teams generally won’t do it for car tegral part of his criminal activities, so he cars and their owners.
Felton is president of the Knights of Co- shows. could exploit state lines to escape pursuits.
lumbus Council 7514. The council, he said, Parker and Barrow were both in their mid- “There is no charge to come,” Felton
has been hosting a monthly car show for Still, Felton said some pretty interesting 20s. They loved getting pictures of them- said. “We are a charitable organization.
years. “One of our members decided we cars show up for the shows. “We have one selves with their cars. The money we raise we put back into the
should do something for a fundraiser,” car that dates back to Bonnie and Clyde,” community. This is a fundraiser for us to
Felton said. Felton said. “They guy has a (prop) ma- The council gives two awards at each put back into the community.”
Everybody, he said, thought a car show chine gun on the passenger seat.” show: First Choice and Best of Show.
was a great idea. No one knew it was going The show is on the third Thursday each
to become a fundraising mainstay. Felton Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were Along with cars, the monthly show has month, weather permitting, at 451 SW Ra-
said about 35 to 40 owners take their cars gangsters who traveled the Midwest on a music. “We sell food,” Felton said. “We venswood Lane, Port St. Lucie, 5:30 p.m. to
to the show monthly. “We’ve had as many murderous crime spree from 1932 to 1934. have a pub license, so we have beverag- 8 p.m.
as 85,” Felton said. es. Guys come in and buy a sandwich and
The mix is good, too. The Knights of Columbus Council 7514 is
“Of course we have muscle cars,” Felton online at www.kofc7514.com.
said. “We have antiques. We have golf
carts. You name it.”
Yes, Felton said, golf carts. He said the
car show doesn’t have rules as to what can
be entered. Basically, if it’s a way people get
around, or get work done, it’s game.
“We had an old motorcycle with a side
car that won an award,” Felton said. “We
have hot rods, classics, moderns.”
There’s only one kind of car the council
would like to get to the show, but hasn’t.
“We haven’t had any race cars,” Felton
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WWEINEEKREYNCDRBUISRHTEHSDIATYWBAITSHH NAVY UDT-SEAL MUSEUM A group of Navy Scouts and Raiders stands at
attention at the training facility in Fort Pierce.
BY PATRICK McCALLISTER | Correspondent came the housing crash in the mid-2000s. CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1
Landscaping went down, too. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE NATIONAL NAVY UDT-SEAL MUSEUM
Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery is cele- The Scouts and Raiders Amphibious
brating its fifth year – and it’s ready to party. “I had land out there I had to do some- Training Base was built in St. Lucie County. national museum in 2007. Its galleries take
thing with,” he said. “I was hemorrhaging It would also become home to the Naval visitors from the modern war on terrorism
“Some people call it a ‘beach party,’” own- (money) in the nursery and landscape busi- Combat Demolition Unit training school. back to the recently-renovated Cold War
er Gary Roberts said. ness. We needed to diversify.” This was the predecessor to the famed un- Gallery.
derwater demolition teams, the UDT in
Summer Crush doesn’t actually have an He kicked around trying to figure out the museum’s name. The World War II Gallery will be re-
official name for the event. It goes by a few what else you could to with a big bunch of opened with new displays likely by Sep-
monikers. land in Fort Pierce. The amphibious fighters who trained in tember.
Fort Pierce often did missions dressed only
“We’re going to have music, a car show, a Roberts hit on the idea of wine-making. It in swim trunks, masks and fins armed only The museum is open Tuesdays to Sat-
surfboard show, art shows,” Roberts said. wasn’t a natural for him. with knives. They got the nickname “Na- urdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. On Sundays, it’s
ked Warriors.” open from noon to 4 p.m. Admission is $10
The party will be at the winery, 4200 John- “I never liked traditional wines,” Roberts for those 13 and older. Children ages 6 to 12
son Road, in Fort Pierce. It’ll be this Saturday said. “I didn’t have a dry-wine palate.” The Navy didn’t see much need for the are $5. Those younger are free. The address
and Sunday. Bands will perform from noon highly-trained units of amphibious fight- is 330 N. U.S. Highway A1A, Fort Pierce.
to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on He learned that Florida has a winemak- ers after World War II, so it closed the Fort
Sunday. Balsa Bill and the Surf Chasers will ing tradition that stretches to the 1500s. Pierce training facility and most of the To learn more about the National Navy
perform on Saturday. special-operations units. It kept two un- UDT-SEAL Museum, visit www.navyseal-
From the start, Flori- derwater demolition teams. museum.org.
“The lead guy with da winemakers used
that band, Bill Yer- the Muscatine grape, The SEAL museum has been renovat- the board approved of the ordinance, one
keys, is a member of a species native to ing and expanding in pieces since 2012. It resident – Jack Kallisac of Vitalia – did not.
the East Coast Surfing the Southeast that opened in 1985. Congress designated it a
Hall of Fame,” Rob- produce a sweeter The ordinance, according to Kallisac, isn’t
erts said. “That ties beverage. “We actual- COMPOSTING ORDINANCE necessary. Instead of enacting a rule that
with the vibe.” ly have a history and allows composting the sludge from waste-
pedigree that’s sub- CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 water treatment plants, he said the county
Six Foot Swell will stantial in the history really should just ban it – and call it what it
also be on hand Sat- of winemaking,” Rob- wastewater sludge – don’t mix with stormwa- is. “We shouldn’t say ‘biosolids,’” he said. “It’s
urday. The Hot Rod erts said. ter or otherwise contaminate the local water human feces.”
Surf Band will be on supply.
stage Sunday. Roberts spent a Commissioners again noted that they
couple years learning everything he could “It is well-conceived and legally defensi- cannot legally ban a commercial compost-
“We always have a charity … we give to,” about winemaking — reading, visiting vine- ble,” said Carol Anderson, a resident of PGA ing facility that handles biosolids – other
Johnson said. This year proceeds from the yards and wineries, and experimenting. Village, who spoke on behalf of the commu- sites around the county handle biosolids or
beach party will go to the Surfrider Founda- “(My wife) put up with all my crazy wine- nity’s 5,000 residents. emit noxious odors or otherwise create some
tion, which works to protect beaches from a making in the house,” Roberts said. “I turned of the same issues.
variety of environmental threats. the third bedroom into a wine cellar.” Virginia Sherlock, an attorney represent-
ing PGA Village’s residents, encouraged the Board Chairman Chris Dzadovsky re-
“We have what I call a beach and buggies When Roberts loved the wines he made, commission to approve the ordinance as is. minded the audience that if the commission
and board show,” Roberts said. “Anything it was time to open Summer Crush. For now, “If you don’t adopt it,” she said, “you have did not pass an ordinance, then there would
you feel was a classic ride that got you to the the company sells its wines only at its vine- nothing. No protection. No regulation.” be no oversight, no protections in place if
beach. Anything that fits that vibe.” yard. The winery sells other wines, too. ever a commercial composting facility were
That’s because the county’s moratorium to move in. He explained that, up until now,
Roberts knows a few things about getting “During events, we have 10 or more tradi- on commercial composting facilities ended there had been no interest expressed by po-
to the beach. “I used to go surfing in Califor- tional, dry wines,” Roberts said. “We have 30 last month. The commission had issued a tential facilities looking to locate in St. Lucie
nia,” he said. “It’s a whole culture out there. plus or minus beers.” moratorium on such facilities until it could County.
It’s not a hobby. It’s a religion.” approve an ordinance that would provide
The winery also has a gift shop with safeguards for the residents. Grimaldi assured the commission that,
The best news about the Summer Crush wine-related items. still, there are no applications on file with the
beach party? “Because it’s our fifth anniver- “An outright ban could not be defended,” county for a facility.
sary, we’re going to waive admission fees To find out more about the beach party consultant Jill Grimaldi told the commission,
and entry fees,” Roberts said. and the winery, visit www.summercrush- which is why an ordinance allowing such fa-
wine.com. cilities as a conditional use was proposed.
Roberts used to own a plant nursery in
Fort Pierce. He was doing well. But then Though most everyone who addressed
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council later this month during their sum-
Port St. Lucie mer retreat. The $510.2 million budget is up approxi-
mately 5.7 percent over last year’s budget –
(Across from Martin Health System Facility) The budget department recommends by $27.3 million.
a property tax (or millage) rate decrease of
Now Providing: 0.0605 – essentially 6 cents per $1,000 of as- The budget includes $2 million to be used
sessed value. for addressing maintenance and vehicle re-
• Oxygen • Bathroom Aids placements that had been deferred during
And with an increase of 11 percent in the recession.
• Portable oxygen • Compression Stockings property values, according to the Property
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• Hospital Beds • Scooters/Power Chairs will see their values go up but their taxes stay debt reduction, $200,000 for matching grant
almost the same. opportunities, and 24 new full-time employ-
• Wheelchairs • Medical Supplies ees and a part-timer.
A $250,000 homesteaded home would
Hours of Operation: have a tax-assessed value of $200,000 plus 11 The police department will get one ser-
percent. With a tax rate decrease of 0.0605, geant, two detectives, a secretary, and a part-
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm that homeowner would see the ad valorem time animal control officer. “He felt he really
– also known as property tax – decrease by needed more help,” Blackburn said of Chief
Saturday 9:00am - 1:00pm FREE about $13. John Bolduc’s staff request.
Phone: 772-223-2825 Diabetic Socks The lower property tax rate would result Going forward, Blackburn said the city
Fax: 772-223-2824 Just for stopping in approximately $500,000 less flowing into would be assessing the police department’s
in - No purchase the city’s general fund – the main bucket of staff these next 12 months to determine the
money the city uses to operate. number of hours they work and how much
necessary time they spend performing their various
The proposed budget was drafted before tasks.
The Premier Home Medical the Property Appraiser’s Office amended the
estimated tax values. Based on that analysis, Blackburn said
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Initially, Port St. Lucie was operating on prove the department.
an assumption of a 10.25 percent increase,
which meant an additional $3.5 million in Other departments to get new hires in-
property tax revenue. clude Parks, Code Enforcement, Planning,
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bring in an extra $320,000. That amount has Center, Finance, Utility Systems and Build-
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IN LOVING MEMORY
CAROL NINA BECK, 72 N.Y. She was a member of Hadassah and en- Treasure Coast Hospice
St. Lucie West joyed playing the piano and decorating. Has Grown to Become
Carol Nina Beck, 72, of St. Lucie West in Survivors include her brother, Sidney Treasure Health!
Port St. Lucie passed away July 3. She was Hertz of Port Saint Lucie; and her dear nieces
born in Newark, N.J., to the late Issac and and nephews. She was preceded in death by Treasure Coast Hospice has always treasured life. Now,
Nina Flumerfelt. her husband of 49 years, Irving Gottlieb; and we’re offering an expanded family of services, including
her sister Charlotte Smith.
She worked as an insurance specialist in palliative care, pediatric care and grief support, to
the hospitalization industry. In 2000, Carol MARGARET RAE REYNOLDS, 66 better meet the needs of our community.
and her husband, Jerry, moved to Florida St. Lucie West
from New Jersey. Carol was active in the La- Licensed since 1982.
dies Auxiliary for the American Legion and Margaret Rae Reynolds, 66, of St. Lucie
was a member of the Order of the Eastern West in Port St. Lucie passed away in her Treasuring Life | To learn more,
Star. She enjoyed boating, fishing and sail- home unexpectedly on July 6. Marge, or as visit TreasureHealth.org or call 866.999.4550
ing, spending time with her grandchildren, some knew her “Margie,” resided in Port
and keeping her home decorated nicely. Saint Lucie since 2008. She was born in Atlan-
ta, Ga., to Alvin and Mabel (Pelikow) Mendel.
Carol is survived by her husband of 54
years, Jerry; son Erik Beck of Port St. Lucie; She had previously been a longtime res-
daughter Georgette Marie Fisher (John) of ident of Mount Laurel, N.J. Her early years
Palm Coast, Fla.; and grandchildren Jesse were spent in Alabama and Georgia. Marge
James Fisher and Jack Edward Fisher. was married to Steven Reynolds in 1984 and
her daughter, Lauren, was born in 1986.
LILLIAN GOTTLIEB, 91
St. Lucie West Marge had a long career in health and hu-
man services. She had been a county social
Lillian Gottlieb, 91, of St. Lucie West in Port worker in New Jersey, and held a number of
St. Lucie passed away at home on July 7. She different positions with the New Jersey Med-
was born in Manhattan, N.Y., and lived in icaid Agency.
Port Saint Lucie since 1998.
Marge leaves behind her husband, Steven
Before retiring, she was employed as an Reynolds; daughter Lauren Reynolds; sister
administrative secretary to the president of Lita Biloti; and many cousins, nieces and
Rockland Community College in Suffern, nephews.
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Massage therapy has major benefits for cancer patients
BY TOM LLOYD | Staff Writer Her battle with breast cancer began in Therapist Marieke Dam and patient Nicole Lewis. In Lewis’ case, however, that’s now a “no-
[email protected] 2005 when, she says, “I never had physical pain-no-gain” kind of scenario.
therapy after my mastectomy,” and today, a PHOTO: DENISE RITCHIE
People undergoing treatment for breast dozen years later, she has severely limited In 2005, Lewis recalls, “they kept saying,
cancer, prostate cancer, lymphoma, mela- range of motion in her left arm and shoul- Emerson adds that “radiation can also ‘don’t use your arm, don’t use your arm.’
noma and, indeed, a host of other cancers der. One likely culprit? Radiation-induced disrupt cell mitosis which would affect how And then they did radiation. I was continu-
are prime candidates for a new application fibrosis. The American Association for the it remodels itself. And chemo also has ef- ing to have pain but they were saying, ‘don’t
of a very old form of therapy. Advancement of Science explains that fi- fects directly on the tissues and affects the use your arm.’ So by the time I had surgery
brosis is a process of scarring caused by DNA of the tissue structure.” and started physical therapy, I couldn’t
Massage. radiation treatments in which healthy, flex- move my arm at all, really. Even when I get
“Oncology massage can support quality ible tissue, ligaments and muscles are re- One way to treat radiation-induced fi- massages [now] . . . the muscles and every-
of life before, during and at the conclusion placed by far less elastic connective tissue, brosis is with the application of the same thing still hurt terribly.”
of rigorous cancer treatments,” accord- which “leads to hardening and functional “deep friction” massage and compression
ing to the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive impairments.” techniques employed at the Vero hospital’s Whether or not an earlier start to mas-
Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins University. physical therapy center. sage therapy would have prevented – or at
“Massage can also ease residual symptoms And pain. The U.S. National Library of least ameliorated – Lewis’ ongoing pain
after treatment. Whether fighting to get Medicine agrees. No matter how “pin- The enthusiastic and buoyant Dam and motion range problems is impossible
well or working to stay well, oncology mas- point” any radiation therapy claims to be, jumps in to explain “this involves deeper to answer, but science.gov does say “when
sage is a safe and supportive therapy for “radiation-induced fibrosis is not confined tissues and what we need to do in order to delivered in timely intensive sessions, deep
cancer and the treatment of its side effects.” to a specific, well-defined site of injury or do a deep tissue massage.” friction technique massage has the poten-
At the Indian River Medical Center’s re- pathology. Moreover, it is a chronic, pro- tial to break down fibrotic tissues, releasing
habilitation therapy center, Dr. Patrick gressive side effect reaching deep into the the inflammation and free radicals that are
Judson from the adjacent Scully-Welsh fascia, muscles, organs and bones of multi- caused by radiation therapy.”
cancer center, along with therapy special- ple areas or regions that are caught within
ists Marieke Dam and Susan Emerson and the primary and larger secondary radiation Judson, who was brought into Scul-
local cancer-survivor Nicole Lewis, all echo fields.” ly-Welsh last December to build its pallia-
the claims of the famed Baltimore medical tive care program, says “this is all part of
center. The website science.gov adds, “for breast the care of the whole patient.”
In fact, they collectively say that massage cancer patients, the total radiation field
therapy really ought to start sooner in the may include the neck, shoulders, axillary The rehabilitation therapy center at IRMC
cancer-fighting process than it has in the and thoracic muscles and the ribs for both is located in the ambulatory services center
past and sometimes still does today. the ipsilateral (cancer-affected) and con- building, just past the front entrance of the
Lewis speaks from personal experience. tralateral sides.” hospital. The phone number is 772-563-
4651.
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ExAspsiastendsLiivoinng Charming River Place
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Instead of extending our waitlist, has so much charm. Set in the River Place Elise Danielian, one of the listing agents for
Brennity at Tradition is expanding our community, it sits on the river and is remi- Lang Realty, said the owners chose wisely
Assisted Living community. Construction niscent of Florida the way it used to be. The when they closed in the yard.
is nearly complete and a few brand new home was originally a model, so it sits on
apartments are still available, but won’t last long. the best lot in the neighborhood, on the wa- “They used a privacy fence on the side,
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TRADITION AND ST. LUCIE WEST REAL ESTATE SALES
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The first full week of July saw 13 single-family residences and lots change hands in the Tradition
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The top sale of the week was the home at 8829 One Putt Place. First put on the market in April
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SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS ORIGINAL
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PORT SAINT LUCIE 8829 ONE PUTT PLACE 4/8/2017 $439,900 7/6/2017 $421,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 9799 SW CHESTWOOD AVENUE 10/24/2016 $319,900 7/7/2017 $310,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 5367 NW NASSAU LANE 8/11/2016 $297,970 7/6/2017 $301,640
PORT SAINT LUCIE 2715 SW HAMILTON AVENUE 7/15/2016 $274,900 7/5/2017 $270,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 762 SW ARUBA BAY 3/24/2017 $274,000 7/5/2017 $265,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 11761 SW BENNINGTON CIRCLE 4/16/2017 $260,000 7/7/2017 $240,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 890 SW MUNJACK CIRCLE 5/5/2017 $235,900 7/5/2017 $226,900
PORT SAINT LUCIE 437 SW HORSESHOE BAY 4/1/2017 $229,900 7/3/2017 $220,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 5870 NW IOTA COURT 4/25/2017 $235,000 7/7/2017 $220,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 350 SW COCONUT KEY WAY 9/12/2016 $192,900 7/3/2017 $178,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 5840 NW ZENITH DRIVE 3/7/2017 $199,900 7/3/2017 $165,000
PORT SAINT LUCIE 432 NW LISMORE LANE 11/21/2016 $214,900 7/5/2017 $161,000
SAINT LUCIE WEST 161 SW PALM DRIVE UNIT 105 4/10/2017 $119,000 7/7/2017 $115,000
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9799 SW Chestwood Avenue, Port Saint Lucie 5367 NW Nassau Lane, Port Saint Lucie
Listing Date: 10/24/2016 Listing Date: 8/11/2016
Original Price: $319,900 Original Price: $297,970
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BY SAMANTHA BAITA | Staff Writer Studio Theatre’s ‘The Tempest.’
1 The String Assassins will PHOTOS COURTESY OF A.C.T. STUDIO THEATRE
rock downtown Stuart’s
Rock’n Riverwalk open-air con- BY SHELLEY KOPPEL | Staff Writer magic to bring those who wronged him to and performed in it several times. I like the
cert series this Sunday, 1 p.m. [email protected]
to 4 p.m. You’ll find this acous- justice, is thought to be one of Shakespeare’s story and in terms of casting, it’s a good fit
tic guitar quartet at top venues We don’t often have the opportunity to
all over the Treasure Coast and, see Shakespeare on the Treasure Coast. last plays. with the group of actors. When I was work-
according to their website, they A.C.T. Studio Theatre, which is gaining a
come with a “unique, fast paced, reputation for unconventional program- Dennis O’Donovan, who owns the the- ing in New York with a traveling theater, we
upbeat collection of songs you ming, is bringing the Bard to Stuart July 28-
know,” including Pink Floyd, the Aug. 6 with his comedy “The Tempest.” The ater with his wife, Karen, is directing the made a point of doing Shakespeare every
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2 Next up for Sunrise The- Thanks! The 15-person cast for this production is
atre’s cool, free summer-
time movies will be the criti- CONTINUED ON PAGE B4
cally acclaimed retro musical
dramady “La La Land.” It’s a
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the Dead at 7 p.m., followed, in
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BY SHELLEY KOPPEL | Staff Writer “It’s done in a loving way,” she said. “It teaches
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What happens when you take a beloved clas-
sic like “Beauty and the Beast” and give it a coun- Shapiro said it is wonderful to go into each
try Western twang? That’s the situation when
Missoula Children’s Theatre rolls into Fort Pierce town, not knowing who she and Williams will
for the third of its summer camps July 24-28. On
July 28, local youngsters will present “Beauty Lou find. “They teach you something new every
and the Country Beast,” the story of Beauty Lou,
oldest daughter of bronco-busting Buck and his week,” she said. “You have to be on your toes.
wife, Buckaroo Bonnie.
Everyone has the same chance and everyone
Beauty Lou doesn’t care for a miner, who be-
haved badly years ago when he won a blue rib- brings something different. We never have the
bon for his roses at the county fair. She calls him
a beast and said she wished he looked like one. same show twice. You meet so many members
Her wish comes true. Years later, when Buck is
about to lose the family farm, Beauty agrees to from so many communities. It puts you out of
befriend the miner-turned-beast to save her
family. The lesson about looking beyond appear- your comfort zone and it’s a challenge.”
ances for the beauty inside is the same as it has always
been, in a tale as old as time (and no, this is an original Shapiro majored in acting and art history at
play and that song doesn’t not appear).
the State University of New York at Fredonia. This
The show also features Beauty’s six sisters, an imaginary
friend, a dog named Fleabite Clyde, farmhands named is her first job out of college.
Slim and Dusty, the neighbors, called Country Folk, and
a lot of barnyard critters. “I’m really thrilled I got the opportunity to do
Joanna Shapiro and Cassie Williams are the two direc- this,” she said. “Missoula Children’s Theatre is a
tors who will lead the Sunrise production. Missoula pairs
alternates, with one acting and one directing at each stop. wonderful family to work for. It makes me feel
In Fort Pierce, Shapiro will play Buckaroo Bonnie. She is a
first-timer at Missoula. pretty good. So many people ask, ‘What are you
PHOTO COURTESY OF MISSOULA CHILDREN’S THEATRE going to do with a degree in theater?’ Now I say,
“We auditioned at separate cattle calls and got called ‘I’ll show you!’”
back and interviewed,” Shapiro said. “I had a desire to do She hopes that people will come to see the production
children’s theater. I traveled to Israel and every building even if they don’t have a child in it.
has a bomb shelter. If a siren goes off, you have to run in. “It’s really an entertaining show,” she said. “We get a lot
It happened a few times. It’s normal for the kids, but I felt of laughs from the adults. It’s not just fun for kids. It has
they needed an outlet from the strife. Missoula does tour some heart-rending moments and beautiful music. It’s
over 17 countries. They have been to the Middle East, al- well-rounded and has all the emotions.”
though not to Israel. I’d like to be one of the first ambassa-
dors to Israel for Missoula.” Missoula Children’s Theatre presents “Beauty Lou and
Shapiro said the play was a classic example of being the Country Beast,” July 28 at the Sunrise Theatre, 117 S.
careful what you wish for. Beauty Lou comes to regret the Second St., Fort Pierce, at 7 p.m. For more information, call
childish wish that the miner become a beast. 772-461-4775 or visit www.sunrisetheatre.com.
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‘THE TEMPEST’ tion of scenes,” O’Donovan said. “Because
we played multiple parts, we had him in
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pearing) in groups of three by south Florida play-
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there are another three or several radio plays. The
four. It doesn’t overcrowd interesting programming
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story. staging a Shakespearean tragedy.
“In any good theater that does Shake- “With the right cast, I do believe we will
speare, the actors have to know exactly touch on the tragedies,” he said. “A comedy
what the words mean so the audience is a crowd-pleaser and a good way to break
knows,” he said. in the audience. I want people to view us as
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From the Barn to Broadway, a magical theatre tour
BY SHELLEY KOPPEL | Staff Writer side steps and we got pulled from aisle seats
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New York, New York … there’s no other “We finally made it to Broadway,” Chris
place like it and no better place for theater. added.
Jeanette and Chris Mazzella, stalwarts of The second act of the play dealt with Glo-
the Treasure Coast acting community and ria Estefan’s recovery from a terrible acci-
the Barn Theatre for many years, recently dent. “It was spectacular,” Jeanette said.
returned to New York, where both grew up, The intrepid theater-goers took time to
to celebrate their 50th anniversary. They eat and then went to the Sondheim Theatre
also took in four Broadway shows in three for “Beautiful.”
days and it seemed a good time to talk “It was the most sensational music,” Maz-
about what they saw: a revival of “Miss Sai- zella said. “It was unbelievable how they
gon,” the Carole King musical “Beautiful,’ Treasure Coast couple Jeanette and Chris Mazzella enjoy the sights and sounds of New York. PHOTOS COURTESY OF JEANETTE MAZZELLA told Carole King’s life story and the music …
“Bandstand,” a musical about the swing I had no idea she wrote ‘Will You Still Love
era, and “On Your Feet,” the story and music At that, Chris chimed in that they would It’s about their trials finding a singer, getting Me Tomorrow’ and ‘That Loving Feeling.’
of Gloria and Emilio Estefan. have to take the roof off the Barn to get a a venue. The chorography was swing danc- They went through the making of her al-
“The trip was amazing,” Jeanette said. helicopter in. ing. I sat and admired the young ladies. I’m bum ‘Tapestry,’ and ended with her at Car-
“It was a whirlwind experience. Everything The next day, the Mazzellas walked a dancer and never in my life would I do the negie Hall. It was the baby boomer and dis-
went right. We landed in New York, went to around Little Italy, where both came from. gymnastics they do. These days, a dancer co years. Everybody could relate. She was a
the hotel, changed and went to dinner and “It was rewarding to sit on the stoop has to be a gymnast. The costumes were so Brooklyn girl who went to Brooklyn College
then went to the Broadway Theatre to see where I sat as a baby with my mom and beautiful and the young gal who played the and so did I. The sets were beautiful.”
‘Miss Saigon.’ It was daunting and power- where I spent most of my teenage years. lead had a loud, jazz voice. It was an expe- Jeanette hopes they can do it again.
ful. I’d never seen it in all these years, but We lived on the first floor and my mother rience.” “It was such a wonderful, pleasant mem-
I’d heard people rave about the helicopter would call me in to dinner.” The next afternoon, it was off to the Mar- ory,” she said. “Broadway isn’t dead.”
scene. I didn’t know the ending, but I fig- That night, they went to the Barnard B. quis Theatre for “On Your Feet.” The pair hope to bring some of the tech-
ured it out five minutes before the end and Jacobs Theatre for “Bandstand.” “When you hear Latin music, you want niques they saw to the Treasure Coast.
it was tissue time. “Most people, when they hear the title, to get up and dance,” Jeanette said. “It was “You don’t have to take a plane or pay
“The acting and choreography were mag- think of ‘American Bandstand,’” Jeanette about (Estefan’s) life in Cuba, (Emilio’s) $120,” they said in one voice.
nificent. We were in the second row center. said. “It refers to the 1940s and the Big Band bringing her to the United States and the Before he became a song-and-dance
All I can say is I would love to get the special Era. Four young vets are returning after Miami Sound Machine. At the end of Act I, man and theater impresario, Chris Mazzel-
effects into the Barn Theatre.” WWII with the intention of starting a band. they had a Conga line. They came down the CONTINUED ON PAGE B8
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Bonz says Solaris is a ‘Golden’ ray of sunshine
much stuff to learn an I get excited pellycans. Never catch ’em, though.
when we have compnee cuz I LOVE
Hi Dog Buddies! compnee. So I forget.” I also have a shell collection. I bring
Yapping with puppies is always fun: “No worries, Solaris,” I said. “It’s ’em home from the beach.”
They’re so energetic an curious an happy. great to meet you all. Can’t wait to
This week I yapped with Solaris Ander- hear your story.” “Wow! That’s Pawsome! Got any
son-Searle, who’s only 18 months old. He’s
a handsome, very golden Golden Retriever, We sat down in the living room pooch pals?” I inquired.
an he looks like he’s all grown up – but he’s and Solaris’ Mom took his leash off.
still a total puppy between the ears. Both pooches gave my assistant a “Oh, sure! Riley Schmidt, she’s a
buncha frenly nose bumps. “So,
Me an my assistant knocked, an TWO Solaris,” I said, “tell me how you got hound. Remus is a marina dog; an
Golden Retrievers an a lady answered. One your Forever Family.”
of the pooches was on a leash and was su- Goldie. Her sister Ruby’s from Thai-
per wiggly. They wore snazzy matching “K. Mom an Dad got me at the
green collars, an they looked like each other same breeder as Gabriel, out in Col- land, which is way around on the
’cept the one not on the leash was getting oRAdo. His Daddy is my Grandad-
white around the face and wasn’t as wiggly. I dy. He’s Mom’s first dog an I’M her Other Side. Me an Gabe also have
cleverly surmised that the wiggly one on the second dog. So, guess what, when I
leash was Solaris. was just 8 weeks old I got to fly AN cat sisters, Lua an Nikki. They’re
ride a tram AN a car to get here. It
“Good morning,” I said. “I’m Bonzo, and was SO fun. I wasn’t scared or any- probly in their room. Lua’s a rescue
this is my assistant.” thing!”
and she has Issues, so we got Nik-
We exchanged Wag-and-Sniffs and the “Way to go, kiddo!” I said. “I’m
pooch on the leash said, “I’m very pleased thinkin’ Gabriel was already here, ki as her Emotional Support Cat. I
to meet you, Mr. Bonzo. I’m Solaris Ander- right? So what was it like when you
son-Searle an THIS is my uncle, Gabriel – first met?” sometimes snatch their toys and
he’s famous – an this is my Mom Sheri. My
Dad’s Adam. Mom put my leash on me cuz Gabriel, who’d been lying on the toss ’em around, just for fun. Cat
I keep forgetting to Not Jump Up. There’s so couch, winked at me. “Yeah, here was this
wiggly little fluffmuffin, getting’ in my face, toys are my favorite. I like cats, Mr.
all slurpy, an I’m like, ‘Oh, for Lassie’s sake,
another dog. Yech!’ But it turns out he’s a Bonzo, but I don’t really understand
’em. They get grumpy for Absolute-
ly No Reason At All.”
“I hear you,” I said.
“Oooo, and look at THIS toy! It’s a
Solaris. squirrel house.”
He brought over a soft brown
PHOTO: GORDON RADFORD
cube with holes in the sides an three
stuffed squirrels inside. He held it
pretty cool pupperoo. Now it’s like I have a between his teeth an flipped it vigorously
little brother, an Mom says we’re like peanut back and forth an the squirrels went flying
butter an jelly.” out.
Solaris was really intrested in my note- “I also have a lobster house. Wanna try?”
EXTENDED GROOMING HOURS! book, and kept bumpin’ it with his nose as “Thanks, but I’d better keep takin’ notes.”
Mon,Tues,Wed, Fri until 6pm, Saturday - until 3pm he spoke. “Yep. Gabe teaches me lotsa im- I said.
portant stuff. Like We Don’t Destroy Our “I’m doing Serious Stuff, too. See, Gabe
Toys; an our crates are The Best Places in is a famous Therapy Dog. He goes all over
the World; an where to Do Our Doodie an making people feel Much Better, special-
where to not; an what couch to sit on. Oh, ly when they’re sad or lonely or stressed.
AND Diggin’! Gabe taught me all about Dig- An I’m learning how to do that, too. Mom’s
gin’! I LOVE diggin’! In the sand, an all over an Official Trainer with Best Behavior Pet
the yard, an the flowers ... an ...” Training, an she’s startin’ to take me plac-
Glancing at their Mom, Gabriel hastily in- es, too. She takes me out by myself some-
terrupted, “Ummm, hey there, Solaris, let’s times so I can Develop My Own Personal-
PROVIDING EXCELLENCE SINCE 1986 not get into that, how ’bout …” ity. I’ve already earned my Canine Good
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“Me an Gabe like goin’ for car rides. In the excited for whatever’s next, don’t you?
back seat we each have our own side an No
Crossin’ Over. We’re gonna go up to Ohio to Till next time,
visit Dad’s folks. Gabe says they live on this The Bonz
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Waterside Blues. PHOTO COURTESY OF FORT PIERCE JAZZ AND BLUES SOCIETY
JazzScat: Hot summertime fun!
“Summer in the City,” “Summertime solutely free and open to the public. There
Blues,” “Cruel Summer,” “Boys of Summer,”
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the list goes on and on. Summer and music
go together like … peanut butter and jel- adult beverage or ice-cold refreshment for
ly, or pretzels and beer. And this summer,
for the first time in a long time, all ages, and your whole family is welcome
you can beat the summer heat
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Fort Pierce Jazz and Blues Soci-
ety brings back Waterside Blues stop by after you enjoy a stroll through his-
– the Sizzlin’ Summer Edition.
It’s a free concert that will have toric downtown Fort Pierce. Ei-
you dancing in the streets on
Sunday, July 23, on the waterside ther way, you’ll enjoy all the great
(of course), across from the li-
brary on Melody Lane in historic atmosphere and hometown feel
downtown Fort Pierce.
Fort Pierce has to offer, and that’s
Because summer is a time of sponta-
neity and spur-of-the-moment fun, the exactly why the members of the
free, Waterside Blues concert will begin at
5:30 p.m. with a screamin’ hot concert by Fort Pierce Jazz and Blues Soci-
Dave Scott. No stranger to Treasure Coast
audiences, Scott brings searing-hot guitar ety are hosting this incredible,
with a blues-rock flavor that goes perfectly
with sunset on the water, a lawn chair or free, family-friendly event.
blanket, and a few great friends.
“We love St. Lucie County, and
At 7 p.m. FDO – the Big Swingin’ Band
will take the stage, and the swing-dancing we want everyone to know what a
will commence and culminate in one of
the most memorable evenings ever. There great place it is,” said Don Bestor,
will be vocals, dancing and loads of fun
for everyone old and young. And the best president of Fort Pierce Jazz and
part is the entire evening is completely, ab-
Blues Society’s board of directors. “We’re
an all-volunteer organization, and our goal
is to support the arts locally and help en-
courage talented, young musicians to pur-
sue their passions in the field of music. Any
chance we have to share great music with
the community is a gift for all of us at Fort
Pierce Jazz and Blues Society, and we’re de-
lighted to bring back the Sizzlin’ Summer
Edition of Waterside Blues this summer.”
If you’d like to volunteer or learn more
about Fort Pierce Jazz and Blues Society,
contact us at Fort Pierce Jazz and Blues So-
ciety’s Jazz Shack on the River. Call 772-460-
JAZZ (5299) to register, or register online at
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE B5 nel on it have to be highly qualified, with
stellar backgrounds and no agenda. The
la worked for the FBI. He’s my go-to guy on investigation has to be balanced. If you
the workings of the agency. His last position get an allegation, you need to prove or dis-
was as the organized crime and drug task prove it. You need to go out and pound dirt
force coordinator for the Florida/Caribbe- to find evidence that could support a dif-
an region, and after retirement, he served ferent finding. You may get in there to find
for 14 years as inspector-general for Mi- evidence he did it and forget the need to
ami-Dade County. He was often involved find evidence he didn’t. An allegation must
in ongoing investigations of public officials. be predicated on strong information. There
In the light of ongoing events, I asked him must be articulable facts.”
what the special challenges were to such
investigations. So how does the FBI approach an investi-
gation of officials?
“There is a higher degree of scrutiny,” he
“Carefully,” Mazzella said.
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IRSC UPWARD BOUND PROGRAMS GET FEDERAL GRANT BOOST
The Indian River State College Up- Central High School. Students will re-
ward Bound programs in St. Lucie and
Indian River counties recently received ceive assistance in selecting career paths
over $2 million in five-year grants to help
low-income, first-generation-in-college and other services to prepare for college.
students finish high school, enter col-
lege and graduate. The awards from the During the five-year performance pe-
U.S. Department of Education will total
$1.5 million to the St. Lucie County pro- riod, students in Indian River County
gram and $1.3 million to the Indian Riv-
er County program. will receive academic, career and finan-
Breaking down barriers to education- cial counseling, tutoring, mentoring,
al success, the St. Lucie County program
will provide services to the high per- college assessment test preparation, and
centage of qualifying students attending
Westwood High School and Fort Pierce assistance with financial aid applica-
tions.
The federally funded programs first
began at IRSC in 1995 with a grant in
Students in the Upward Bound support of St. Lucie County youth, with
programs at IRSC participate
in oyster restoration projects the College awarded a second program
in the Indian River Lagoon.
to support Indian River County youth in
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1999. – CONTRIBUTED
Boot Auction and Dinner
is a shoe-in to be a big hit
The 2017 Lil’ Feet Boot Auction and Din- “Your ACROSS DOWN
ner will be held on Thursday, Aug. 3, at the Full-Service 7 CANAPE 1 NATION
River Walk Center at 600 North Indian River 8 ROAMED 2 CARELESS
Drive. The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. with Salon” 9 DIVE 3 TEMPO
dinner prepared by the St. Lucie County 10 PEACEFUL 4 BREAKER
Firefighters Benevolent, followed immedi- Hair Stylists • Colorists 11 INDEX 5 FADE
ately by the Boot Auction. St. Lucie County Hair Texture & Nail Technicians 12 WEATHER 6 DELUGE
Commissioner Tod Mowery is this year’s All Chemical Services Include Style 15 MEASURE 13 TREASURE
auctioneer. 17 VERGE 14 FRAGILE
Specials* 20 STRUGGLE 16 ESTEEM
The theme of this year’s annual Boot 22 STOP 18 GROCER
Auction and Dinner is “Boots & Pearls.” The • Haircut & Style, 23 DENIAL 19 VERSE
Boot Auction & Dinner has become a St. 24 SCREEN 21 UNIT
Lucie County tradition and brings together $35.00
local artists, governmental agencies, busi-
nesses and leaders to raise money to pur- • Haircut, Gloss & Style
chase school shoes for children in need.
$45.00
This year, the Backus Gallery will host a
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with a free reception on Friday, July 28, and
run through Sunday, July 30. Hors d’oeu- $75.00 Partial
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Twenty of the best local artists have com- 398.8300
mitted to painting boots, including Anne
Steakin who is designing a commemorative 1006 Port St. Lucie Blvd. • Port St. Lucie
boot to honor fallen firefighter Charles Yar-
borough, a 21-year veteran of the St. Lucie Solutions from Games Pages
County Fire District. in July 7, 2017 Edition
Music and sound will be provided by Sudoku Page B12 Sudoku Page B13 Crossword Page B12 Crossword Page B13 (TAKING ORDERS)
the Jazz Society, dessert by the Cake Lady,
a cash bar by Bottom’s Up, and photogra-
phy by Janie Hinkle. Some of the raffle gifts
include: an original Highwayman painting
by Kelvin Hair, a family 4-pack of Disney
World tickets, Adam’s Ranch Safari & Chuck
Wagon Lunch for 12, a Gourmet Dinner for
10 by Sue Dannahower, Fire Chief for the
Day, and more.
The mission of Lil’ Feet is to provide new
shoes to children in need so that they can run,
play and learn in comfort and with dignity;
allowing them to focus on performing, rath-
er than their circumstances. For information
on how to RSVP, sponsor or register, please
call Brenda Stokes at 772-621-3333. Seating
is limited, so don’t delay.
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1 Arthur --, US dramatist (6) 1 Gloomy (6)
4 Joints (5) 2 Erotic dance (7)
8 Ardent male lover (5) 3 Vividly expressive (8)
9 Sluggishness (7) 4 Preserve (4)
10 Law (7) 5 Praise highly (5)
11 Criticism (4) 6 Ostentatiously smart (6)
12 Plastic container (3) 7 ‘Carmen’composer (5)
14 Profit (4) 13 Finance (8)
15 Summit (4) 16 Devious (7)
18 Pull (3) 17 Dog-like carnivore (6)
21 Sparkling wine (4) 19 Crisp biscuit (5)
23 Ungainly (7) 20 Arrival (6)
25 Singing with prerecorded 22 Late (5)
24 Sheep’s fleece (4)
backing (7)
The Telegraph 26 Express a view (5)
27 Faithful (5)
28 Customer (6)
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nine appear just once
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and three-by-three
square.
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Full Bar available • 7-10PM
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For more information, and/or updates go to: www.jazzsociety.org
The Fort Pierce Jazz & Blues Society is dedicated to its mission of keeping two
great American music art forms alive in our communities and schools through
Jam sessions, concerts, festivals, master classes and scholarship awards.
See you there! Web: www.jazzsociety.org The Telegraph
Email: info.jazzsociety.org
For more info, contact Phone: 772.460.JAZZ (5299)
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the basis of this 5 Actress Chase 68 Union with an
1 Greedy puzzle) 6 “What’d I tell ya?” A HARD-DRIVING PUZZLE By Merl Reagle
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fruit place game 71 Leaky faucet
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passports 11 Do a tax return 76 Indulges in a
heard down 79 Bankroll Champa Pottery
at police 80 Bit of symbolic chore fantasy
headquarters writing 12 Nonexistent 78 Headphone effect 50% OFF
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said ...” 86 Recovery ctr.
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27 Real name of Roy 100 Partner of “the unequivocably 87 Alexandra Zuck, Monday-Saturday 9-5 • Sunday 10-4
Rogers, Leonard same” 16 Where Fez is:
___ 101 See 69 Across in films
28 Cash back? 104 Drug banner: abbr. 88 Triple Crown leg
29 Jazz writer Hentoff abbr. 17 Filet ___ 91 Simply
30 True statement 105 Cartoonist 18 Having a sharp 92 Melvin who could
31 Arizona Indian Addams, in his
33 Play the dating signatures point hit
game 106 Like krypton or 19 Philippine island 93 Thing, in law
36 Something to do xenon 25 They work on 95 Place to sell cars
on Tuesday 107 Day of the Locust 98 Forgets the whole
37 Beatle’s wife climax planes
38 CO + 108 Luchino’s Death in 27 Ghostly thing
____________ Venice star 31 Revs up the P.R. 101 Burnett-Arkin film,
42 Pledge of 109 Stagnant situation
Allegiance wds. 110 Rained out: abbr. machine ___ and the Philly
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44 Cleveland deejay 113 Satellite of Saturn 102 Furniture palm
who 114 ______________ thoughtfully 103 Most constant
popularized the 119 “I Love ___” 33 The Nanny first 105 Hardly Mr.
term 121 Kin of “allow me” Sensitive
“rock ’n’ roll” 122 The Peabody and name 108 Funeral hymn
45 Taping abbr. others 34 Slow, to Simon 110 Kilauea’s fire
46 Jaguar scar 123 Wrapped cheese goddess
47 South Carolina slices Rattle 111 Basic, as beliefs
river 124 Hollywood 35 Draw a conclusion 112 Ransom of cars
48 Delibes opera boulevard 36 Palimpsest author 113 Beach browns
52 Topical comic 125 Most recent 38 Hazel creator Key 115 Capt. Flint’s
54 Manorial menial 126 ___ for (is 39 Music notes creator
56 Like George’s desirous of) 40 Where Naples is: 116 50 Down
view of the future container
58 Oy follower DOWN abbr. 117 Feeling to be
60 Peace in the 1 Sportswear, once 41 “What have we struck with
Middle East? 2 Ithaca’s waters 118 Like sashimi
64 D.C. denizen 3 ____________ + I here?” 119 Furnace coating
65 Cpl., for one 4 Jean of the 49 ____________ + 120 Actress Zadora
66 Puts up with
69 Name of San Theatre of the Y
Francisco’s 50 Spray weapon
famous 101 51 Slaughter of
baseball
53 Had the fewest
strokes
55 Andy Capp’s
better half
57 Ambusher of the
deep
59 Basic choice
61 Roadie’s armful
62 Bar grp.
63 Driver’s aid
66 M.D.’s 2 o’clock,
e.g.
67 Charles in Charge
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NORTH
GOULASH GIVES LONG, LONG SUITS K J 10 7 6 3
Martin H. Fischer, a German-American physiologist who died in 1962, said, “A nickel’s —
worth of goulash beats a five-dollar can of vitamins.”
—
At the bridge table, a goulash deal beats five contracts played in no-trump. You presort
the cards into their suits, cut the deck without shuffling, and deal in groups. I do threes WEST AKQ9654
and fours, but some prefer a three and two fives. The deals often have very long suits. EAST
The one in the diagram was played in a social game last month. What do you think of the
auction? How did five hearts doubled fare? — AQ98542
It is rare to open with a one-bid in goulash. West’s Unusual No-trump was weird; since — J 10 7 6 4
partner rated to have a major two-suiter, just bidding some number of diamonds would
have been preferable. East hid in the bushes over three spades. Then South, who was K Q J 10 8 5 4 2 3
preparing to double five diamonds (it probably would have failed by one trick), was
pleasantly surprised to hear partner raise hearts. East finally revealed his major-orientated J 10 8 7 2 —
hand.
SOUTH
If West had led a club, the contract would have failed, but she selected the diamond king.
Declarer looked at the diamond void and joked, “Ruff it!” —
South took the first trick and played four rounds of hearts. East won, cashed his second AKQ98532
heart trick, then tried a sneaky low-spade lead. However, declarer knew that East, who
couldn’t have a second diamond, had started with 7-5-1-0 distribution. South discarded A976
a diamond. When he won the trick on the board, he conceded only two trump tricks and
claimed for plus 850. 3
Dealer: South; Vulnerable: North-South
The Bidding:
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A NEED FOR (THE RIGHT) SPEED WHEN PUTTING Kevin’s
Kures
I believe putting is the most important 1. Goals/Overall Mentality. As with must control your speed. Without prop-
part of the game. The statistics support all things in life, you must have a proper er pacing, you will not be able to time celeration. The left wrist should also re-
this position, with approximately 45 goal or plan. Unfortunately, most peo- the break on putts that turn quite a bit. main flat to the left forearm. Pendulum
percent of your total shots taking place ple’s plan is to try to make every putt. If you hit the putt too hard, the break style putting allows you to control your
on the putting green. Let’s also take a What you should be trying to do is con- will take place to late. If you hit the putt speed more effectively and minimize
look at the average putts per round for trol your speed and avoid three- and to softly, the break will take place too the effect of your ever-changing body
each skill level of golfer. The greatest four-putting. Your overall goal should early. Hitting your putts solidly (sweet chemistry, instead relying more on the
putters in the world average around 28 be to ensure that you have a maximum spot) and applying the proper length laws of gravity and a more repeatable,
putts per round. An 85 shooter averages of two putts per green. To accomplish and speed of your swing, will deter- swinging motion.
nearly 35 putts per round, and the golf- this, you must adopt the plan to become mine your ability to control your speed.
er who shoots around 102 is averaging a lag (or die) putter, which means the Again, adopt the philosophy of dying or Some finals thoughts: Great putters
nearly 40 putts per round. So we can ball should be rolling very slowly when lagging your putts to the hole. practice very hard. Stick to the funda-
see that the average player has almost it approaches the hole. If the putt miss- mentals that I have recommended and
12 more putts per round than the best es, it should go beyond the hole no more 3. 80/20 Rule. With this in mind, you put in the hours on the practice green
players in the world. Let me give you than 6 inches. must focus 80 percent of your attention and you will really improve your ability
some “Kures” for bringing down your on speed and only 20 percent of your at- to control your speed when putting.
average putts per round: 2. Speed. This is the most important tention on line. This is accomplished by
fundamental to master in putting. You focusing on your line very early in your Kevin Perkins is a PGA Master Profes-
pre-shot routine and during the reading sional. He operates his Golf Academy at
AN ACE UP HIS SLEEVE ... phase of your putt. Once that has been The Evergreen Club, has hosted and pro-
accomplished, begin to turn 80% or duced his own television and radio shows,
your focus on your speed and the feel it and has authored the golf instructional
takes to die or lag the ball up closely to book “Golf Everyone,” published by Hunt-
the hole. er Textbooks. Perkins may be reached at
561-301-3783. Email: [email protected]
4. Pendulum/Swinging Stroke vs. or visit his website at www.kevinperkins-
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Your putting stroke should be a swing-
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the putter head and the weight of your
arms and shoulders, whilel your hands
remain fixed and sensitive. Generally,
the size of the backswing will be fuller
and match more closely to the size of the
forward swing with a gradual rate of ac-
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