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PETS

Bonzo falls for marvelous Maya, a pretty kitty

Hi Dog Buddies! like glue so, after my check-up an the around here.” She turned to
No-Kittens proSEEDure, I got to come
For this week’s interview, I again ven- home with her! Wasn’t that purr-fect?” me. “One time, Mom noticed
tured out of my species comfort zone
into the meow-y, mouse-y world of the “Totally Cool Catnip!” I replied, hop- her makeup brushes had be-
Cat. Ackshully, ever since I broadened ing that wasn’t too much of a stretch.
my interview-ee horizons a while back, Just then, this sleek black cat came gun to disappear. Then one
I’m getting much better with cats. Maya strolling in, plopped down on a little
Stewart is just 4 months old, slender and cushion and began casually licking her day she caught Maya red-
graceful, still real liddle, short black an little white paws. “Hi, everybody. I’m
white fur, an gold-green eyes. Pavi, Maya’s big sister.” pawed, carefully placing

Maya was right at the door with her “Delighted!” I said. “You both have them all in a row on the rug.”
Mom. “Hello, Mr. Bonzo,” she said, do- really cool names. How’d you get ’em?”
ing that rubby cat thing against me an “But,” said Maya, “that
my assistant’s legs, frenly as anything. Pavi started to answer, but Maya piped
“I’m Maya. This is my Mom, Barbara. My up, “Oooo, lemme tell. See, our Mom is a was just cuz I saw Mom us-
big sister Pavi’ll be around pretty soon.” ballet dancer and teacher, so she named
us for famous Russian ballerinas: me for ing liddle brushes to paint
“It’s a pleasure, Miss Maya,” I told Maya Plisetskaya, an Pavi for Anna Pav-
her, getting out my notebook while she lova. PLUS me an Pavi are real graceful. pick-sures of cats an dogs
settled into her Mom’s lap. “So, tell me Pavi even has white ballet slipper paws.
about yourself.” AN my o-RI-ginal name was WILma, for sittin’ in flower gardens an
Garfield’s Sake, which we all thought
“OK, well, me an a buncha other kit- was totally dopey for me.” thought I could do it, too,
tens had recently arrived at the Humane
Society. See, the thing about kittens, Mr. “How’d things go when you first got but I didn’t have any brush-
Bonzo, is, lotsa times we’re ACKsidents, here?” I asked.
an our humans can’t keep us, no matter es. Or paper. Or paint. Or
how adorable we are. It’s like this hu- This time, Pavi jumped in. “At first,
man, with a funny name I can’t remem- Maya hadda stay in the guest bedroom thumbs. So it didn’t work
ber, wrote: ‘The trouble with a kitten is with her food an potty box, until we
THAT, eVENually it becomes a CAT.’ (mostly me) got used to havin’ another out anyway.
cat around. She was still on kitten food,
“Anyway, Mom’s a Humane Society an if she could, she’d gobble up my adult “Hey, Mr. Bonzo,” she
volunteer an, soon as she saw me, she cat food in two seconds and then have
said, ‘I MUST HAVE that kitten!’ An as tummy troubles. PLUS, Maya is a kit- continued, “you should see
soon as I saw her, I said, ‘My MOOW ten who only knows one speed: full-me-
MARRGHH meoow mmmaaamow!’” owin’-out! I mean, it was like a NASCAR our nice little screened-in
track around here. She’d rush at stuff full
“’Scuse me?” I interrupted. speed, knock over potted plants, fly up back porch. We can climb Maya, the cat. PHOTO BY GORDON RADFORD
“Oops, sorry! I said, ‘I MUST HAVE an down the stairs at 100 miles an hour. way up or just lounge
that Mom!’ But the Human In Charge Mom still calls her a Weapon of Mass De-
said I was already picked to go to this struction.” around. When we wanna
pet adoption uh-vent at Dyer Au-duh-
MO-duv. There was this big showroom Maya crossed her little paws delicate- go out there, we have a special liddle a big ol’ tree fell on Mom’s car and
which usually has lotsa cars in it but ly. “I just happen to have a lot of energy
was showin’ us cats an dogs off that to use up an, when my Inner Lioness door from the laundry room. It’s safe, smushed it. An another big limb
day. About a zillion people were oooo- comes out, I HAFTA let her run Wild an
ing an ahhhh-ing over us cuz we were Free! Anyway, I’m still a kitten. That’s too, cuz we can see the garden but we smashed right into the front window,
all spiffed up an irresistible. Most of What We Do!”
’em got ’dopted. But Mom stuck to me can’t ackshully GO out there, so we can’t but didn’t go through ’cuz Mom had
Pavi rolled her golden eyes an winked
at me. “Well at least you should teach your get grabbed by scary animals that want just got special window covering called
Inner Lioness about the traffic patterns
to have us for lunch.” anti-terrorist film, thank Garfield.”

“Sweeet!” I said. “By the way, how did “Woof! That was some experience.

you ladies make it through that hurry- I’m glad you’re okey-dokey now.”

cane?” Heading home, I was realizin’ that,

“We freaked out,” said Maya. during the whole innerview, I wasn’t

“Totally!!” said Pavi. thinkin’ about Maya an Pavi bein’ cats.

“We knew it was comin’ even before We were just three animals havin’ a fun

Mom did. I bet that happened to you, time together. Woof! That is a big step

too, Mr. Bonzo. Animals have way bet- for me. Big.

ter in-stinks than humans.” Till next time,
I nodded. Everybody knows that.
“We kept running around, meowin,’” The Bonz

said Maya. “When the hurry-cane came Don’t Be Shy
that night, we hid under stuff and lis-
tened to it making scary noises. Then We are always looking for pets
we heard some REAL BIG KA-BOOMS! with interesting stories.
Scared the catnip out of us. Every single To set up an interview, email

hair stood straight up. We looked like

fluffy balloons.” [email protected].

“What happened,” said Pavi, “was

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ON FAITH

Let a calling make your heart glad, ‘feed’ the world

BY REV. DRS. CASEY AND BOB BAGGOTT wintry morning in New York City. But on
Columnists the other hand, you just have to admire
his single-minded determination. Felipe
What’s special about you? What are had offered his very best, and in doing so,
you uniquely adept at accomplishing? he found tremendous joy and self-satis-
Maybe you can answer instantly, but if faction. Had Felipe found his calling?
you are the typical person, you will an-
swer by telling yourself that there’s noth- Well, almost. Frederick Buechner
ing so very extraordinary about you. says that the place God calls you to is
the place where your deep gladness
But if that’s your answer, you’ve and the world’s deep hunger meet. By
probably missed your calling. Every- that definition, Felipe’s behavior satis-
one has some God-given calling. It just fied the first requirement of a call: he
needs to be identified, and pursued. had found his own gladness. But per-
haps he missed a bit on the second half
Norma Kehrberg tells an amazing of the definition. He probably could
story of one young man who thought not claim to have satisfied a deep hun-
he’d found his calling and was unstop- ger of the world.
pable in its pursuit. Felipe was a high
wire artist. One day, some years ago, But the claim of faithful people is
Felipe managed to stretch a wire be- that every one of us is called to some-
tween two towers on the New York City thing, and can fulfill that call. It may
skyline. Early the next morning, before not be carried out as flamboyantly as
he could be observed and stopped, Fe- Felipe’s dance across the high wire. But
lipe ventured out on the wire, well over maybe it can be even better. Because
1,000 feet in the air. Cold winter winds when we identify our calling it will
whipped the cable, and bright sunlight make our own hearts glad and fulfill a
glared from the sheets of glass on the deep and serious need in another life.
neighboring skyscrapers, obscuring
his vision. Felipe walked hesitantly So what’s your calling? We hope you
onto the wire at first, swaying and wob- find it, and that even if your feet never
bly. But suddenly, as he successfully leave the ground, you’ll dance for joy! 
walked, one step at a time, Felipe felt
his fear begin to subside and the thrill that had gathered, he began to dance.
and joy of the walk begin to emerge. When Felipe reached the end of the
To the amazement of the crowd of on- rope, he turned and took another turn,
lookers and the group of police officers and then another and another, hap-
pily dancing along his way. He danced
seven times back and forth on that wire
that morning before jumping into the
arms of the waiting police officer at
one end of the wire.

Later Felipe was facing a judge, and
was asked to explain this seemingly
foolhardy exploit. “Why did you do it?”
the judge asked. And the smiling Felipe
replied, “When I see three oranges, I
have to juggle. When I see two towers,
I have to dance.”

On one hand it’s certainly hard to de-
fend the risky behavior of Felipe that

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ST. EDWARD’S

Losses don’t dampen St. Ed’s players’ winning attitude

BY RON HOLUB game. This year we have had to basi-
Correspondent cally rebuild, not reload.”

St. Ed’s mustered very little offense in Will Sternberg looks for running room. PHOTO BY GORDON RADFORD Nearly half the roster is made up of
a 34-0 drubbing by Jupiter Christian last ninth- and 10th-graders. Little more
Friday night at Pirate Stadium. The visit- the upside is you get some fresh legs. That was clearly the highlight of the than a half-dozen seniors and juniors
ing Eagles tried to help out with a slew There is collateral beauty in everything.” season thus far for a team in a state of have any measurable football experi-
of penalties and the score was still close transition. The roster of 21 is still short as ence. Motta and his staff are on the
at 7-0 until a 90-yard interception return The game that was played with those it has been in recent years. Understand- horns of a challenge beyond Xs and Os.
for six deflated the Pirates’ cause in the fresh legs while other schools were still ing that this team will struggle at times
final minute of the first half. reeling from the hurricane was a much should be no mystery. “We’ve got several ninth-graders out
needed 29-25, come-from-behind vic- there going up against teams that are
The defeat left the Pirates at 1-2 with tory over Legacy Charter of Ocoee, and “We are much younger and less expe- deep with seniors,” Motta said, citing Ju-
another home game this Thursday it came in dramatic fashion before the rienced than we were last year,” Motta piter Christian as an example.
night. Homecoming is scheduled for the home folks. Running back Will Stern- explained. “We lost 12 seniors and are
following Friday night, Oct. 6. berg scored the game winner in the fi- coming off a really good, competitive As for veterans, “we have Payton
nal seconds to cap off a 130-yard, two- year, making it to the (Sunshine State Cleveland, Edward Klinsport, Patrick
This has already been an unusual touchdown performance. Athletic Conference) championship Quaile, Jackson Jennings and TJ Kenney
football season with the intrusion of back,” Motta said. “We have had those
Hurricane Irma disrupting lives across guys for several years. They are experi-
the entire southeast. Two games were enced and very coachable. They under-
cancelled for most teams due to the stand when we have to change things up
storm, but the Pirates were able to re- and adapt. That’s huge, instead of find-
group more quickly. ing yourself building a foundation from
scratch.”
“We were blessed to have only lost
one game,” head coach Bill Motta told This group includes some accom-
us. “Everyone was disappointed that plished interior, two-way linemen capa-
we lost a game, but from the pulse of ble of speeding up the learning curve for
my team I can tell you we all realized the younger guys.
the seriousness of what we were fac-
ing. You have to take care of what’s “Linemen Joshua Bradley and John
important before you worry about a Inman are injured and those are tough
football game. losses for us,” Motta said. “The line is
an area where we are a little thin to
“You move forward and deal with the begin with. We hope to get those guys
situation at hand. You lose a game, but back on the field as soon as possible.
The experienced guys were doing a
Solutions from Games Pages ACROSS DOWN good job of coaching those younger
in September 21, 2017 Edition 1 CARP 2 ALIGHTS guys up. It’s a nice process to watch as
4 AID 3 PUPILS a coach.”
6 YAM 4 ASPS
8 HIPPOPOTAMUS 5 DOTING The so-called skilled positions are,
10 UPHOLD 6 YUMMY in most cases, being filled by young
12 ENZYME 7 MISCELLANY men starting from square one in this
13 SUING 9 SUNGLASSES program. Will Sternberg has had an
14 GUST 11 DUVET immediate impact at tailback. Quar-
15 MAIL 12 ENTRY terback Michael Mangieri set up Stern-
17 DECRY 16 AIMLESS berg’s short game-winning plunge
19 ADVERT 17 DREAMS against Legacy with a completion to
21 YEOMEN 18 YESMEN Jared Di Salvo. Joseph Bradley blocked
23 SERIALNUMBER 20 VERVE a kick in that game and Motta says he
24 SEE 22 SNAG will be a nice contributor at safety and
25 SAG running back. 
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Ocean views, awesome millwork highlight Seagrove estate

BY SAMANTHA ROHLFING BAITA sive windows, marble floors and gor-
Staff Writer geous, soaring ceilings.

The palatial, 2-story oceanfront es- From the elegant arched entry-
tate at 100 Ocean Way sits in tropical way, through rich mahogany double
elegance beneath swaying palms at doors, the impeccable attention to
the head of a paved drive and court- detail is immediately apparent in the
yard, it’s unparalleled backdrop the foyer’s beautiful wainscoting, crown
cerulean Atlantic. There is a timeless, molding and pilasters: exceptional
classic essence here, enhanced by millwork which carries throughout
subtle use of color, banks of expan- the home.

Here the eye moves across the ca-

sually elegant living room to a wall Accessed through high, wide arch-
of French doors that welcome the ways from the living and dining
sunlight and reveal the home’s most rooms, the expansive kitchen and
dominant feature: a panoramic view adjoining family room will most cer-
across lanai and sparking pool to tainly become the favorite gathering
the wide green dune line, soft, sandy place for friends and family.
beach and sparkling sea beyond.
The big, beautiful gourmet kitchen
The living room is anchored by a is sure to bring out everyone’s in-
stunning fireplace with marble sur- ner chef, with custom cabinetry;
round and intricately detailed white, a roomy pantry; wine rack; endless
floor-to-ceiling mantel and millwork polished granite counter space and
with columns, arched display shelves backsplash, 6-burner gas range; pan-
on either side or crown molding ad- eled French door fridge/freezer; two
joining the equally detailed, coffered dishwashers (a clever touch for big
ceiling, soft bisque and green offset- party clean-up); and other high-end
ting the white wood. This ceiling art- appliances by Wolf, KitchenAid and
istry extends throughout the home, Bosch.
employing a variety of colors and
styles, all equally eye-catching. The island houses lots of storage
and a rinsing sink; and a long split-
Just off the foyer, the dining room level counter provides snack bar seat-
encourages unhurried enjoyment of ing for five and a big sink (thoughtful-
food and pleasant conversation, and ly positioned so the Designated Dish
offers a view of the charming front Rinser can enjoy a great ocean view
garden though a Palladian window. while toiling away).
Walls the color of pale sunshine and a
lovely honey-shaded chandelier cre- Another clever counter feature of
ate a warm glow. this smartly-designed kitchen is the
handy desk area, perfect for making

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Occupants of this suite will wish to
linger over coffee at sunrise, or ease
into night, watching the sea fade in
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Upstairs, a second, even more won-
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The bedroom is extraordinarily
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VITAL STATISTICS
100 OCEAN WAY

Neighborhood: Seagrove East
Year built: 2002

Construction: concrete block
Lot size: More than 2 acres

Home size: 5,660 sq. ft. under
air; 7,102 sq. ft. total
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 6.5
Flex rooms: 2

Additional features: 3-bay
garage; end of cul de sac loca-
tion; 2 master suites; custom
millwork throughout; pool with
spillover spa; central vac; gas

fireplace; recessed lighting;
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entry
Listing agency:
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Listing agents: Cindy O’Dare,
Richard Boga and Clark French,
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Listing price: $3,995,000

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and there is also a fourth bedroom
on this floor, with its own full bath, Seagrove residents are only a few
which could easily be utilized by a minutes’ drive south of the shops
nurse or caregiver, if needed, or by and restaurants of Vero’s charming
visiting family members or other island village, as well as the nation-
guests. ally acclaimed Riverside Theatre
(Equity) and the renowned Vero Mu-
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Real Estate Sales on the Barrier Island: Sept. 15 to Sept. 21

The barrier island real estate market came back to life in the week following Hurricane Irma, with 10
transactions recorded including two for more than $1 million.

The top sale of the week was of an oceanfront condo in the Orchid Island Golf & Beach Club. Residence
201 at 50 Beachside Drive was placed on the market Jan. 13 with an asking price of $1,950,000. The sale
closed Sept. 18 for $1,862,500.

Both the seller and the purchaser in the transaction were represented by Heidi Levy of Orchid Island
Realty.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS

SUBDIVISION ADDRESS LISTED ORIGINAL MOST RECENT SOLD SELLING
ASKING PRICE ASKING PRICE PRICE
$425,000
$450,000 $740,000
CASTAWAY COVE 945 WINDSONG WAY 6/15/2017 $850,000 $450,000 9/21/2017 $1,200,000
BETHEL ISLE 4604 SUNSET DRIVE 2/8/2017 $1,285,000 $795,000 9/19/2017
$263,000
BERMUDA BAY 803 SABLE OAK LANE 2/13/2017 $1,200,000 9/18/2017 $480,000
$540,000
TOWNHOMES, VILLAS, CONDOS, MULTIFAMILY AND INVESTMENT $226,000
$237,500
FOUNTAINS CONDO 5824 HIGHWAY A1A, #31 8/28/2017 $289,000 $289,000 9/20/2017 $669,150
LA MER CONDO 5536 HIGHWAY A1A, #211 7/26/2017 $525,000 $525,000 9/20/2017
GABLES OF VERO BEACH 2700 OCEAN DRIVE, #203 7/1/2017 $549,900 $549,900 9/20/2017
SEA OAKS 1215 WINDING OAKS CIRCLE E, #408 4/26/2017 $245,500 $245,500 9/18/2017
SEA OAKS 8745 LAKESIDE BOULEVARD, #101 3/10/2017 $289,000 $259,000 9/15/2017
SOMERSET BAY CONDO 9025 SOMERSET BAY LANE, #202 6/20/2017 $725,000 $725,000 9/15/2017

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Castaway Cove, Address: 945 Windsong Way Subdivision: Bethel Isle, Address: 4604 Sunset Drive

Listing Date: 6/15/2017 Listing Date: 2/8/2017
Original Price: $450,000 Original Price: $850,000
Recent Price: $450,000 Recent Price: $795,000
Sold: 9/21/2017 Sold: 9/19/2017
Selling Price: $425,000 Selling Price: $740,000
Listing Agent: Rita Curry Listing Agent: Christine Hughes

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

Nathalie Frankel Bobbie Holt

Daley & Company Real Estate Sea Turtle Real Estate LLC

Subdivision: Bermuda Bay, Address: 803 Sable Oak Lane Subdivision: Fountains Condo, Address: 5824 Highway A1A Unit #31

Listing Date: 2/13/2017 Listing Date: 8/28/2017
Original Price: $1,285,000 Original Price: $289,000
Recent Price: $1,200,000 Recent Price: $289,000
Sold: 9/18/2017 Sold: 9/20/2017
Selling Price: $1,200,000 Selling Price: $263,000
Listing Agent: Cheryl Burge Listing Agent: Janyne Kenworthy

Selling Agent: Berkshire Hathaway Florida Selling Agent: Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl

Lucy Hendricks George Nagy

Berkshire Hathaway Florida BREC Properties Inc

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Sea Oaks, Address: 8745 Lakeside Boulevard, #101

Listing Date: 3/10/2017
Original Price: $289,000
Recent Price: $259,000
Sold: 9/15/2017
Selling Price: $237,500
Listing Agent:
Fran Smyrk
Selling Agent:
Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl

Fran Smyrk

Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl