FESTIVALS & FUNDRAISERSNov 1 2nd Annual Soup Bowl Fundraiser - 11:30 am - IRCHSNov 2 - 4 Sebastian Clambake Festival - Riverview Park Nov 2 - 3rd Annual Chicken Soup for the Potter’s Soul - 8:00 pmNov 5 - Juvenile Diabetes Awareness Jewelry, Art & Wine Show Nov 5 - Homeless Family Center’s, 7th Annual Dinner - 5:00 pmNov 7 - Humane Society Annual Awards - 5:00 pm Nov 8 - Save the Chimps Kitchen - VB Hotel and Spa - 6:00 pmNov 10 - Second Habitat for Humanity HabiTour - 10:00 amNov 10 - Professional Chalk Art Festival - IR Mall - 10:00 amNov 10 - 9th Annual Walk to Remember - VB - 7:30 amNov 10 - Family Fun Fair - Willow School - 2:00 pmNov 10 - 9th Annual IRC Firefi ghter’s Chili Cookoff - 5:00 pmNov 11 - Art in the Park - Vero Beach - 10:00 am

Aries - A developing interest in a fellow worker could cause you some headaches on several levels unless you are able to cool it. Offi ce romances seldom follow a smooth path and if it is serious, one or the other should consider a change of employment, if possible.

Taurus - Your vacation plans could be spoiled by careless-ness involving planning procedures. Pay special attention to such matters as vehicle safety and reliability. Seek to avoid arguments concerning fi nancial matters, particularly with persons who have no direct interest.

Gemini - An old love affair, kept on the back burner for a lengthy period, could either fl ame up suddenly or die qui-etly, depending on your reaction to a touchy situation. Indi-vidual cases may vary, but the latter course could prove the wisest in the long run for many.

Cancer - An ability to say the right thing at the right time is to be treasured — but sometimes, it is better to say nothing at all. An urgent appeal for fi nancial help should be handled carefully, but a minor amount of money might prove less expensive than injured feelings.

Leo - When planning a trip, be sure to make important reservations well ahead of time, confi rming them with a deposit if necessary. Steer clear of offi ce malingerers and backbiters, as you may be lumped with them when it comes time to separate the sheep from the goats.

Virgo - Precaution is advised when dealing with one whose vision is limited by jealousy. Anything you say can — and probably will — bcome a showdown.

Libra - This could be your lucky month, if you take advantage of the opportunities that may come your way. Make sure that you clear up any old debts that might be hanging and don’t neglect an important letter that needs writing.

Scorpio - Get back to nature. Find your pleasures in simpler things and don’t be too tied to modern conveniences and frivoli-ties. Expect a certain amount of trouble resulting from an over-indulgent appetite. You could avoid some of the problems, how-ever, if you rely on the advice of an old friend.

Sagittarius - Set your mind to the task and you will fi nd it not nearly as diffi cult as you thought at fi rst. In dealing with an old fl ame who no longer ignites you, try to be both gentle and truth-ful. Operating within your own framework will prove to be much more profi table to you than striking out for unknown fi elds.

Capricorn - Your latent creative talents have lain hidden long enough. Now is the time to trot them out and run them up the fl ag-pole. If no one salutes, you won’t have lost anything, but if they do, you could be in for some surprising changes in your lifestyle.

Aquarius - A trip to another city or climate could open things up for you and prove to be much more interesting than you had imagined. Stop mistreating your body, particularly with excesses of food and drink, and your general health will improve dramati-cally.

Pisces - A new business partnership could enhance your earn-ings if you choose one who is industrious and talented. Do not become involved with those who merely talk a good game, how-ever.

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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHTBuying a new house can be stressful. It’s a big step in any-one’s life, and is not taken lightly. But how can one know a particular house is right for them? All home buyers put considerable time, effort and care into selecting their home.

After all, homeownership is part of the American Dream, a source of pride and indication of independence. No home is perfect, in fact, each has its own character and charm. A home inspection will give you peace of mind. You will be made aware of all maintenance items before you make your purchase so there will be no unexpected repair bills.

Dean Babcock Home Inspections is one of the premier home inspection companies on the Treasure Coast. Based in Sebastian, they have been trusted by home buyers to help them make informed buying decisions.

Not sure what a home inspection is and how you can ben-efi t from one? Dean and his wife, Nabila, will take the time to explain the process for anyone interested in buying a house, for residential living to investment. They special-ize in reporting all existing conditions and can report life expectancy of all aspects of the home.

Whether you are looking at the roof, air conditioning and heating, plumbing, electrical, structural, pool and spa - their home inspections typically range from 2-3 hours long depending on the size of the house and you are invited but not obligated to follow along with the inspector as they per-form their inspection.

Take the guesswork out of buying a house or condo by contacting them today. Your detailed report will help you make any major decisions. After all, your home is one of the biggest investments of your life…your home is your castle…before you buy, sell or remodel, trust in the experience and knowledge of Dean Babcock Home Inspections.

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RESTAURANT REVIEWIf you are looking to fi nd “your” local diner then you are in luck. The Pelican Diner in Sebastian is one of those diners where you just feel at home.

I do prefer their breakfast as it reminds me more of southern down-home cooking. The Pelican Diner is also the only place in the area to make homemade style biscuits and gravy. Their gravy reminds me of the kind my grandma used to make.

Their lunches have people lined up at the door for their sal-ads, authentic style gyros and lobster rolls. You just can’t go wrong with the 150 plus items on the menu.

Their dinners are awesome as well, but be careful what you order because I am warning you that their dinners are HUGE! They only do dinners on Friday nights and they feature a standard fried fi sh (haddock and grouper) but what I go back for every week is the baked grouper.

So, if you fi nd yourself over on US 1 in Sebastian, be sure to stop by the Pelican Diner and have a wonderful meal. Relax, enjoy the conversations with the locals, bring your laptop and make use of the free WIFI as well.

The Pelican Diner is located at 13260 US Hwy 1, Sebastian, FL 32958. They do call-in orders at (772) 228-9600. Their website at http://www.pelicandiner.com has their standard menu.

ENTERTAINMENTNov 1 – 15 – Ain’t Misbehavin’ at Riverside Theatre - 7:30 pmNov 1 – Bluegrass Jam at Marsh Landing Restaurant - 6:30 pmNov 1 – Blooming Jazzmen at Inlet Wines - 7:30 pmNov 1 – 15 - Blood Relations at IRSCHS Fine Art Galle - 8:00 pmNov 2 – Glen Campbell in Concert at the Sunrise Theatre - 8:00 pmNov 3 - OBA Saturday Night Concert - Humiston Park - 6:30 pmNov 3 – Almost Elton John at the Sunrise Theatre - 8:00 pm Nov 4 – Steven Wright - Sunrise Theatre -7:00 pmNov 6 – Bluegrass Band at the Heritage Center - 7:30 pm Nov 5 -15 - Oklahoma at Vero Beach Theatre Guild - 8:00 pmNov 6 – Acoustic Open Mic Night at Inlet Wines - 7:00 pmNov 7 – Dinner and Karaoke at Vero Beach Elks Lodge - 6:00 pmNov 7 - Christian Tamburr Quintet at the Sunrise Theatre -7:00 pmNov 8 – Bluegrass Jam at Marsh Landing Restaurant - 6:30 pmNov 8 - Leann Rimes at King Center - 8:00 pm Nov 11 – SCSO Maher’s 5th - Trinity Episcopal Church - 3:00 pm

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