November 29, 2013 Volume 1 Issue 24 Published Biweekly Each Month

Inside this issue:

Event CalendarClubs and Civic Groups Entertainment and Leisure Horoscopes ObituariesCrossword PuzzlesStore CouponsThrift Store Directory and more.....

Caberet Singer Returns To Emerson Center on Sunday, December 8th

One of New York’s premiere cabaret performers, Corinna Sowers-Adler, will be ap-pearing in a return engage-ment to The Emerson Center on Sunday, Dec. 8 at 4 p.m. presenting, “Let Me Sing and I’m Happy,” an evening of American popular music. It is filled with funny songs that will make you laugh, cry, tap your feet and lift you out of your seat.

Ms. Sowers-Adler was named one of New York City’s top 15 cabaret acts of 2010 by Andrew Martin of Nitelife Exchange. Stephen Hanks, reviewer for Cabaret Scenes, hails her as Cabaret’s “latest revelation” exhibiting a “lovely and powerful so-prano voice... and a burgeon-ing sassy-blonde comedic ability.”

Corrina has booked solo shows at Feinstein’s, Lau-rie Beechman Theater, Triad Theater, the legendary Du-plex Cabaret and at the Met-ropolitan Room. In 2012,

Corinna performed for a se-ries of Benefit Concerts that raised funds for Not-For-Profit organizations. She made her Lincoln Center debut on the Mabel Mercer Foundation’s 24th Annual Cabaret Convention at Jazz at Lincoln Center in October.

She has received nomina-tions for the Broadway World awards in two categories: Best Female Vocalist and Best Host of a Variety Show.

She is also the co-owner of NiCori Studios & Produc-tions, and the Director of the

Encore Musical Theatre Proj-ect at the New Jersey School of Dramatic Arts.

She has performed across the country in theatrical produc-tions and cabarets alike. Fa-vorite roles include Mother in Ragtime, Carlotta in Phan-tom, and Amy in Company.

Advance tickets of $20 may be purchased online at www.TheEmersonCenter.org, or by calling the box office at (772) 778-5249. Tickets at the door are an additional $5.

The Emerson Center, at the Unitarian Universalist Fel-lowship of Vero Beach, is conveniently located at 1590 27th Avenue, on the south-east corner of 16th Street and 27th Avenue.

Rita’s Italian Ice Vero Beach Relocating

There is telephone scam tar-geting local residents in the Fellsmere area. The follow-ing story below has been released by the Fellsmere Police Department to make citizens aware of this scam/fraud attempt.

On November 20, 2013 at approximately 1:00 pm, a resident of the City of Fells-mere reported that she re-ceived a telephone call from an unknown male identifying himself as a representative of a company called “Program Energy.” The male caller initially spoke to the com-plainant in fluent Spanish but switched to English during their conversation.

The caller told the complain-ant that the City of Fellsmere recently “passed a law” re-quiring all city residents to have their air conditioning units and “heater units” in-spected “due to fire hazards from the dryer unit.”

The complainant said the male caller tried to “pressure her” to make an appointment for the inspections and that the fee for the inspections would be $49.00.

The complainant became suspicious because she be-lieved the City of Fellsmere would have notified her of such a change in her monthly water bill. The complainant said the male caller became more aggressive in his at-tempt to schedule an appoint-ment when she mentioned calling the City of Fellsmere to verify the “law change.”

The City of Fellsmere has not enacted any new ordinances or resolutions requiring man-datory inspections and any resident who is contacted by anyone for such an inspec-tion, whether on the tele-phone or in person is asked to report the incident to the Fellsmere Police Department at 772-571-1360.

One of Vero Beach’s favorite frozen treat establishments is on the move!

Rita’s Italian Ice will be re-locating to a brand new loca-tion on or around December 5th.

The new location will be on US Hwy 1 near 12th Street in Vero Beach. It will be lo-

cated behind Carabbas near the Five Guys And Fries and Planet Fitness.

According to the owners, you can still purchase your gift cards prior to the move so you don’t miss out on this ultra popular holiday gift.

As part of their upcoming specials they are offering a

Free $10 giftcard with every $50 giftcard purchase, and free reg ice with $25 giftcard purchases.

For more information, Rita’s will be posting updates as they ready their new space regularly on their Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/ RitasItalianIceVero-Beach.

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Treasure Coast Event CalendarThursdaysBums, Legs and Tums - Commerce Center - 8:30 amIRC Master Gardners - IRC Extension Office - 9:00 amAM Aerobics Class - VB Community Ctr - 9:00 amAquanautics - North County Aquatic - 9:30 amBingo - Polish American Club Sebastian - 10:00 amTai Chi - Senior Activity Center - 10:00 amSenior Strength Fitness Class - VB Rec Dept - 8:15 amGroup Fitness Class - Seb Community Ctr - 9 amStory Hour with Miss Julie - Vero Beach Book CenterWater Workouts! - VB Rec Dept - 9:30 amStory Hour with Miss Julie - VB Book Ctr - 10:30 amYoga - IR Main Library - 10:00 amJohn D MacArthur Beach Park - Daily Nature Walks - 10:00 amTai Chi - - Senior Activity Center -10:00 amBeginner Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 amDowntown Vero Beach Mkt - Heritage Center - 11 amCraft N Chat - Bracket Library - 1:00 pmDominoes - Senior Activity Center - 12:00 pmMahjongg - Senior Activity Center - 12:30St. Lucie River Princess Eco-Historic Boat Tours - Rivergate at Veteran’s Park - 1:30 pmOrganic Friday Market - Main Street - 3 pmLego Club - North IRC Library - 4:30 pmMilitary Moms Prayer Group - Christ Church 5:00 pm Aikido Classes - Leisure Square - 6:00 pm Thursday Evening Book Club - Fort Pierce Library - 6:00 pm Advanced Bridge - Senior Activity Center - 6:30 pmThird Thursday Dances - Heritage Center - 7:00 pm

FridaysSenior Strength Fitness Class - VB Rec Dept - 8:15 amGroup Fitness Class - Seb Community Ctr - 9 amStory Hour with Miss Julie - Vero Beach Book CenterWater Workouts! - VB Rec Dept - 9:30 amStory Time - Brackett Library - 10:00 amJohn D MacArthur Beach Park - Daily Nature Walks - 10:00 amStory Hour with Miss Julie - VB Book Ctr - 10:30 amYoga - IR Main Library - 10:00 amTai Chi - - Senior Activity Center -10:00 amBeginner Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 amDowntown Vero Beach Mkt - Heritage Center - 11 am7 Deck Canasta - Senior Activity Center - 12:00 pm2 Deck Canasta - Senior Activity Center - 12:30Craft N Chat - Bracket Library - 1:00 pmSt. Lucie River Princess Eco-Historic Boat Tours - Rivergate at Veteran’s Park - 1:30 pmOrganic Friday Market - Main Street - 3 pmFriday Night Dance Party - Vero Beach Community Center - 7:30 pm

SaturdaysGroup Bicycle Ride - Panera VB - 7:00 amDaytona Beach Downtown Farmers’ Market - River-front Shops of Daytona Beach - 7:00 amKashi Sunday Market and Yard Sale - Kashi Ashram in Roseland - 8:00 am Polish American Social Club Market Days - 3rd Sat of the month - 8:00 am1st Saturday Flea Market - St Sebastian Catholic Church - 8:00 amJazz, Blues, Arts and Crafts Mkt -Historic Downtown Fort PIerce - 8:00 am Oceanside Farmer’s Market - Oceanside - 8:00 amFellsmere Farmer’s Market and Mercado - Old School - Every 2nd, 4th and any 5th Saturday - 8:00 amFort Pierce Downtown Farmers’ Mkt - 8:00 amOvereaters Anonymous - Fort Pierce Branch - 9:00 amWii Bowling - Senior Activity Center - 10:00 amJohn D MacArthur Beach Park - Daily Nature Walks - 10:00 amTC Model Sailing Club - IR Estates - 10:00 amYoga - VB Recreation Dept - 11:00 amSamba - Senior Activity Center - 12:00 pm

Sundays Group Bicycle Ride - Panera VB - 7:00 amStuart Green Market - Stuart City Hall - 9:00 amJohn D MacArthur Beach Park - Daily Nature Walks - 10:00 amFood Truck Show - Melbourne Square Mall - 6:00 pmheld first Sunday of the MonthSingle Seniors Dance - American Legion Post 126- Vero Beach - 7:30 pmSunset Saturday Night Cruises - Ocean Drive and Dahlia Lane - Second Saturday of the month - dusk

Nov 28, 201325th Annual Thanksgiving Dinner - Indian River Med-ical Center - 4:00 pm

Nov 29, 2013Hello Dolly! - Sunrise Theatre-Fort Pierce - 8:00 pm

Nov 30, 2013Light up Viera Holiday Parade and Holiday Pops Con-cert - Viera - 5:30 pmDinner/Dancing: Italian Buffet/Live Music - Vero Beach Elks Club - 7:00 pmPapa Wheelee - Captain Hiram’s - 7:30 pm

Dec 1, 2013Space Coast Marathon and Half Marathon - Cocoa - 8:00 amAn Evening with Terry Barber, Countertenor - The Lyric Theatre - 7:00 pm

Dec 2, 2013The Academy Orchestra plays the music of Mannheim Steamroller - Port Saint Lucie - St Bernadette’s Church - 7:00 pm

Dec 3, 2013

Dec 4, 2013Hungarian State Folk Ensemble - Sunrise Theatre - 7:00 pmVero Beach vs. Jenkins Soccer - 7:00 pmVero Beach vs. Melbourne Central Catholic - 7:00 pm

Dec 5, 2013Trivia Night with Jason Grounds - Kilted Mermaid - 8:15 pm

Dec 6, 2013Friday Night Dance - Vero Beach Center - 7:30 pm

Dec 7, 201328th Annual December Holiday Juried Arts and Crafts Show - Riverview Park - 10:00 amThe Nutcracker - King Center - 2:00 pmIndiantown Christmas Parade - Indiantown - 4:00 pm13th Annual Holiday Candlelight Shopping and 20th Annual Light Parade - Melbourne - 5:00 pmDinner/Dancing: Italian Buffet/Live Music - Vero Beach Elks Club - 7:00 pmThe Nutcracker - King Center - 7:00 pmStuart Christmas Parade - Stuart - 7:00 pm

Dec 8, 2013Holiday Breakfast and Silent Auction - Hidden Oaks Middle School - 8:00 am25th Annual Sights & Sounds Christmas Festival & Parade - Fort Pierce Waterfront - 1:00 pm American Big Band - King Center for the Performing Arts - 3:00 pmTheatre Go Round - ‘Those Fabulous 50s’ - The Quilt-ed Giraffe - 4:30 pm

Dec 9, 2013Deck the Halls Concert - VBHS - 7:00 pm

Dec 10, 2013Where is Santa? - North County Library - 6:30 pm

Dec 11, 201350 Shades! The Musical - Lyric Theatre - 7:00 pmVero’s Dance Social and Pizza Party - Heritage Center - 7:00 pm

Dec 12, 2013SRHS Prism Concert 2013 - Sebastian River High School - 9:00 amVero Beach vs. Centennial Soccer - 12:00 pm50 Shades! The Musical - Lyric Theatre - 4:00 pmPilates - Heritage Center - 5:15 pmKarate Class - Sebastian Community Center - 6:00 pmChristmas 1914 - King’s Baptist Church - 6:00 pm50 Shades! The Musical - Lyric Theatre - 7:00 pm

Dec 13, 2013SRHS Prism Concert 2013 - SRMC - 9:00 amMusicFest - Gazebo Park - 6:00 pmChristmas 1914 - King’s Baptist Church - 6:00 pmThe Nutcracker in Swingtime - Riverside Theatre - 7:30 pm

These are just a sampling of the events that you will find our online interactive event calendar. Learn more at http://www.tcchronicle.com/calendar

RECURRING EVENTSMondaysSunrise Yoga - North County Aquatic - 6:30 amSenior Strength Fitness Class - VB Rec Dept - 8:15 amGroup Fitness Class - Seb Community Ctr - 9:00 amAM Aerobics - VB Community Center - 9:00 amWater Workouts! - VB Rec Dept - 9:30 amMonday Morning Motivation and Movement- Charles Park - 10:30 amKid Fit! - IRC Main Library - 10:00 amJohn D MacArthur Beach Park - Daily Nature Walks - 10:00 amBunco - Senior Activity Center of Sebastian - 10:00 amOngoing Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 amQigong for Heart and Mind - Roseland Community Center - 10:30 amStory Time (3-5 yrs) - North IRC Library - 10:30 amMahjongg - Sr Activity Ctr of Sebastian - 11:00 amEZ Chair Fit - IR Main Library - 12:00 pmSt. Lucie River Princess Eco-Historic Boat Tours - Rivergate at Veteran’s Park - 1:30 pmFriends After Diagnosis Breast Cancer Support Group - IRMC Cancer Center - 2:00 pmChess for Kids - IR Main Library - 4:00 pm Beginner Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 5:15 pmYoga - IR Main Library - 5:30 pm Yoga Yoga - IR Main Library - 6:00 pmBeginner Belly Dance - Seb Community Ctr - 6:30 pmChristian Music Night - Skate Factory - 6:30 pmIntermed. Belly Dance - Seb Community Ctr - 7:30 pm

TuesdaysBums, Legs and Tums - Commerce Center - 8:30 amAquanautics - North County Aquatic - 9:30 amBingo - Polish American Club Sebastian - 10:00 amStory Time (2-5 yr) - IRC Main Library - 10:00 amJohn D MacArthur Beach Park - Daily Nature Walks - 10:00 amTai Chi - Senior Activity Ctr of Sebastian - 10:00 amBaby Sign Language - North IRC Library - 10:00 amSenior Core Fitness Class - VB Rec Dept - 10:30 amGentle Yoga - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 amDuplicate Bridge - VB Community Center - 12:30 pm 4 Deck Canasta - Senior Activity Center- 12:30 pmSt. Lucie River Princess Eco-Historic Boat Tours - Rivergate at Veteran’s Park - 1:30 pmYoga Class! - VB Rec Dept - 4:00 pmCraft Hour - Gifford Youth Library - 4:00 pmLego Club - North IRC Library - 4:30 pmPilates Classes - Heritage Center - 5:15 pmKickboxing Class - VB Rec Dept - 5:15 pmABC Tai Chi - Brackett Library - 5:30 pmGroup Dance Lessons - VB Community Ctr -5:30 pm Karate Class - Seb Community Ctr - 6:00 pmAikido Classes - Leisure Square - 6:00 pm Pajama Time - North IRC Library - 6:30 pm (Held every third Tusday)Tuesday Jazz Jams - Sunrise Theatre - 7:00 pm Intermediate Line Dancing - Bethel Creek - 7:00 pm Bluegrass, Country & Gospel Music - Heritage Center - 7:30 pm WednesdaysSunrise Yoga - North County Aquatic - 6:30 amFishing Wed - LaPorte Farms - 8:00 amSenior Strength Fitness Class - VB Rec Dept - 8:15 amGroup Fitness Class - Seb Community Ctr - 9:00 amAM Aerobics Class - VB Community Ctr - 9:00 amWater Workouts! - VB Rec Dept - 9:30 amBaby Sign Language (Birth -2) Main IRC Library - 10:00 amJohn D MacArthur Beach Park - Daily Nature Walks - 10:00 amOngoing Tai Chi - Seb Community Ctr - 10:30 amKid Fit! - North IRC Library - 10:30 amCribbage - Senior Activity Center - 12:30 pmEuchre - Senior Activity Center - 12:30 pmPinochle - Senior Activity Center - 12:30 pmRummikub - Senior Activity Center - 12:30 pmSt. Lucie River Princess Eco-Historic Boat Tours - Rivergate at Veteran’s Park - 1:30 pmOlympic Fit: Water - Brackett Library - 4:00pmSebastian Hip Hop - Boys and Girls Club - 6:30 pmCountry Couples Group Dance Class - Vero Beach Community Center - 7 :00 pm

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Eight Steps to perfect

Xmas cook-The time-honored popularity of holiday cookie baking remains strong even in today’s grab-and-go society.

* Get organized. Read the recipe thoroughly.

* Keep it simple.

* Use the right fat. Some cookie recipes only achieve their best fla-vor and texture with butter. Hope-fully, those recipes will specify “butter only; no substitutes.”

* Measure accurately. Metal or plastic measuring cups are intend-ed for dry ingredients such as flour and sugar. When measuring flour, stir it in the canister to lighten it and then gently spoon into a dry measuring cup and level the top with the straight edge of a knife.

* Chill dough properly. The chill-ing time given in a recipe is the optimum time for easy rolling and shaping. If you need to speed up chilling, wrap the dough and place it in the freezer.

* Use a powerful mixer. An elec-tric stand mixer is the best way to mix heavy cookie dough. With a handheld mixer, you’ll probably end up needing to stir in flour by hand, which can be a nightmare.

* Choose the right cookie sheets. Look for shiny, heavy-gauge cookie sheets with very low or no sides.

* Know your oven. Experiment with the temperature of your oven. If your oven typically cooks items faster than the recipe calls for, adjust accordingly. Don’t bake cookies for too long. They should be light brown around the edges and look a little underdone when they come out.

Cool the cookies on the cookie sheet initially and then transfer them to a wire rack once they can be lifted with a spatula with-out breaking them. Once they are cooled completely, you can deco-rate them or store directly in an airtight container.

Cell Phones for Soldiers Host Added

Victory Center at IR Mall OnboardPak Mail Beachside has ex-tended their successful Cell Phone for Soldiers campaign to the Victory Center Military Store located in the east wing of the Indian River Mall of-fering free boxes, pickup, and shipping of the phones.

The Victory Center store, which is a non-profit 501c3, sells various type of military items from camo to accesso-ries to flags; nearly 50% of the store’s funds goes to provid-ing bus transportation to vet-erans to the West Palm Beach Veterans Medical Center.

When asked about the part-nership with Pak Mail Beach-side to host a Cell Phones for Soldiers box, Marty Zickert the President of the Veteran’s Council said, “We are veter-ans serving veterans here and to know that for each phone donated troops can have upof

wards of two and half hours of talk time to loved one back home; it was easy for us to say yes.”

Cell Phones for Soldiers, cre-ated in 2004 by Robbie and Brittany Bergquiest, on aver-age the program distributes 12,000 calling cards each week to bases around the world. To date, Pak Mail Beachside has collected over 100 phones since October and hopes that the second drop off point in the mall will be a wonderful addition to acquire as many phones as possible during the holiday season.

For more details about how the Cell Phones for Soldiers program works or any other questions please call Susan Lorenz of Pak Mail Beachside at 772-231-0021.

Rare Earth Gallery Making A Buzz In Downtown Stuart

Rare Earth Gallery is mak-ing a buzz in downtown Stu-art as the recent recipient of the City of Stuart’s quarterly Business Buzz Award. The award is presented by Stu-art’s Community Redevel-opment Agency.

The gallery was founded 38 years ago and has been in historic downtown Stu-art since 1991. Rare Earth Gallery recently completed a renovation of its unique and handcrafted artwork, in-cluding an expanded gallery space with new displays, new artists and new artwork from more than 70 artists. The gallery specializes in original art and gicleés, ce-ramics, glassware, wood bowls and vases, oil and watercolor paintings and photographs, handcrafted jewelry and pottery among many other gift items.

Steve and Becky Binder, owners of Rare Earth since 2009, were presented a Cer-tificate of Recognition at a recent Coffee with the City Manager. The award is given to “buzzworthy” busi-nesses for helping to create a positive image for the City of Stuart and its popular CRA district.

“The gallery has a 30% in-crease in retail gallery space with unique artwork for

homes and businesses” said Binder. “Rare Earth has become a destination for art-minded customers. We support our community with our annual HeARTS 4 Hos-pice fundraiser around Val-entine’s Day, and with more than 60% of our artists being Floridians.” Binder was just elected 2014 President of the Downtown Business As-sociation. DBA’s purpose is to promote community pride and unity by actively con-ducting community events throughout the year.

Binder is coordinating a re-opening of the gallery on Saturday, December 7 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Gift pack-ages are part of give-aways throughout the day. Re-freshments are available.

The Buzz Award was first presented in 2009. Four businesses are recognized each year with the city demonstrating its growth in business since 1986 when the City Commission started a revitalization project of the downtown area.

Rare Earth Gallery is locat-ed at 41 SW Flagler Street in Historic Downtown Stuart. For additional information, contact 772.287.7744 or go online at www.rareearthgal-lery.com.

Planning for the holidaysNo matter what time of year it is, the kitchen is always the busiest room in the home. That’s especially the case during the holiday season. With the added stress of planning the perfect menu and creating the ideal holiday atmosphere for your guests, it’s no surprise that many people feel overwhelmed with the planning process.

One major stress reliever is to create a planning list prior to those get-togethers - which can help give you peace of mind, even if you anticipate a full house. With this “Countdown to Guests Timeline” from Peter Thorn-hill, executive chef at LG, you’ll feel prepared to take on whatever the holiday sea-son brings!

Two weeks out:

Planning in advance is criti-cal for hosting a successful family gathering this time of year. At this stage, plan out your menu, keeping in mind the number of people you are expecting. From this, create a shopping list, and note what menu items can be made ahead of time.

One week out:

Do your grocery shopping now. If you can, try to sched-ule your trip in the middle of a week day, so you can avoid the large crowds. Schedule the prep work for everything on the menu and prepare those items that can sit for a couple of days without per-ishing.

Also tackle the major house-cleaning - try and do one room a day to help spread out the task and make it more manageable.

Three days out:

Gather the dishes you’ll need for preparing and serving the food, and give them a good wash, if needed. If you’re serving a turkey, be sure to thaw it in the refrigerator. Also take the time to deco-rate your home. Use seasonal flowers to create DIY center-pieces.

One day out:

Prep everything you can. Peel potatoes and carrots and store them in cold water in your re-frigerator. Cut up vegetables to store in freezer bags in your refrigerator and tear up bread for the stuffing to dry out overnight. With all of this prep work, your refrigerator is going to be put through its paces. New Energy Star certified French-door refrig-erators like those from LG with a special Door-in-Door compartment within the re-frigerator door allow you quick access to your most commonly used and favor-ite foods - like milk, eggs or juice, without having to open the entire refrigerator. This feature ensures less cold air escapes, conserving energy.

Also preset your stations. If you’re creating a drink sta-tion, precut garnishes, pur-chase ice and have every-thing else in place. The same goes with the dining room ta-ble. Preset the serving dishes and polish any silverware, if needed.

The day of:

Timing is crucial to pull ev-erything off. Be sure to eat a complete breakfast, be-cause you’ll need the energy! To ensure all your food is cooked and ready to serve

Planning for holidays cont....without delay, select LG ranges feature Infrared Grill technology that eliminates the need to pre-heat when broiling your turkey, while still allow-ing the food to be juicy in-side and crisp on the out-side. Some models offer two separate oven com-partments, which means you’ll have flexibility to cook multiple items at different temperatures saving you time to focus on other planning details. This allows you to pres-ent your menu items hot and ready to eat, all at the same time.

“While you have your main dishes, sides or des-serts in the oven, prepare your salads and drinks to

chilled in the refrigerator, and check over the guest areas to make sure they are stocked with the necessi-ties,” Thornhill says.

Clean-up tip

Take advantage of timesav-ers to help with clean-up af-ter the holidays are over. For example, many new ranges feature EasyClean technol-ogy, cutting oven cleaning time from hours to minutes and without the use of harsh chemicals or high heat.

With these smart tips, you’ll be able to maximize effi-ciencies enjoy your guests this holiday season.

Just be sure to take the time to enjoy the holidays!

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Karen Jan, 60, of West Palm Beach, FL passed away on No-vember 19, 2103. Karen is lov-ingly remembered by her moth-er, Shirley Jan of Annapolis, MD, her brother, Kolin Jan and his wife Pamela Jan of Ridge-ley, WV, her sister, Lisa Jan of Swanton, MD, her sister, Mary Ellen Seehafer and her hus-band Erich Seehafer of Bryan’s Road, MD, and her brother, Eric Jan and his wife Deborah Jan of Annapolis, MD. She is also lovingly remembered by her nephews, Bryan Jan and Ryan Jan, and her nieces Jessica Hill, Lauren Hill, Reade Harbitter, Evin Harbitter, Roxanne Harbit-ter, Kaitlyn Jan, and Kelly Jan.

Karen was born in Austin, MN in 1953 and graduated from Severna Park High School in 1972. After high school she worked as a secretary at the United States Naval Academy before embarking on a 30+ year career as a chef aboard private motor yachts.

Karen enjoyed traveling the world, needlepoint, crafting, drawing, painting, reading, and amazing people with her cu-linary artistry. She lived her life with passion and loved her friends and family above all else.

In lieu of a funeral, Karen has requested that her family and friends gather to celebrate her life. The date, time and loca-tion for such a celebration have not yet been set. In lieu of flow-ers, memorial donations may be made to the Hospice of Palm Beach County Foundation, 5300 East Avenue, West Palm Beach, FL 33407, or online at https://www.hpbcf.org/make-a-gift/.

ObituariesJeffrey Chapple, 56, of Vero Beach, died Nov. 20, 2013. Ar-rangements are by Seawinds Funeral Home, Sebastian. http://seawindsfh.com

Michael Guarino, 52, of Vero Beach, died Nov. 21, 2013. Arrangements are by Thomas S. Lowther Funeral Home and Crematory, Vero Beach. http://www.lowtherfuneralhome.com

Ann Marie Carter, 52, of Se-bastian, died Nov. 20, 2013. Arrangements are by Strunk Funeral Home and Crematory, Sebastian. http://www.strunkfu-neralhome.com

Patricia Gail Beaird, 58, of Fellsmere, died Nov. 20, 2013. Arrangements are by Strunk Fu-neral Home, Vero Beach. http://www.strunkfuneralhome.com

Heather Brotzman, 36, of Vero Beach, passed away on November 15, 2013. Arrange-ments by Strunk Funeral Home and Crematory, Sebastian, Flor-ida http://www.strunkfuneral-home.com

Richard Post, 85, of Vero Beach, died Nov. 10, 2013. Arrangements are by Thomas S. Lowther Funeral Home and Crematory, Vero Beach. http://www.lowtherfuneralhome.com

Gary Seibert, 51, of Sebastian, died Nov. 10, 2013. Arrange-ments are by Seawinds Funeral Home, Sebastian. http://sea-windsfh.com

Dennis Prewitt, 64, of Vero Beach, died Nov. 11, 2013. Arrangements are by Cox GIf-ford Seawinds Funeral Home & Crematory, Vero Beach. http://www.seawindsfh.com

Cheryl Drain, 65, of Fells-mere, died Nov. 7, 2013. Ar-rangments are by Cox Gifford Seawinds Funeral Home and Crematory, Vero Beach. http://www.seawindsfh.com

TC Chronicle accepts death notices and obituaries via our website. For more information, please visit our website at http://www.tcchronicle.com

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Timothy Robert Dumont and Ashley Nicole Cox, both of Vero Beach

Robert Michael Dolan and Allison Elizabeth Ortner, both of Sebastian

Mark Dean Riley, Jr. and Leah Marie Cason, both of Vero Beach

Michael Albert Sansone and Erica Jane Knisely, both of Vero Beach

Craig Allen Murray and Claudia Marcela Cardenas, both of Vero Beach

Ernest Hoffman and Patricia Thomas, both of Vero Beach

Gerald Joseph Piper and Deborah Charlene Adams, both of Fellsmere

William Edward Stahel and Kayln Ann Asplund, both of Chicago, Illinois

Geoffrey Thomas Guess of Vero Beach and Brittany Elizabeth Bowen of Sebas-tian

Robert John Daucher Jr. and Sarah-Dane Marie Eggers, both of Vero Beach

Manuel Antonio Francois II and Shakirra Genise Ben-nefield, both of Vero Beach

Andrew Joseph Molloy and Andrea Marie Thomas, both of Vero Beach

Jeffrey Joseph Dussia and Sesenia Demetria Duallo Pa-cinio, both of SebastianBUILDING PERMITS

TOWN OF INDIAN RIV-ER SHORES

Village Shops of Vero Beach, 6290 N. A1A, $59,730, al-terations

Carol G. Metcalfe, 480 Pep-pertree Drive N., $32,800, repair/replace

Robert E. Kusch, 540 Sea Oak Drive, $47,492, altera-

Beachside Windows, Scott Douglas, 1476 Shorelands Drive East, Vero Beach, cleaning/janitorial service

Doug St. John Jr. Installa-tions Inc., Douglas St. John Jr., 2525 88th Ave., Vero Beach, manufacturing

John J. Schlitt Jr., Architect Emeritus, John J. Schlitt, Jr., 2525 88th Ave., Vero Beach, architect

Just Between Friends Online Consignment LLC, Karen Biber, Tommie Myers, 2405 19th Ave., Vero Beach, retail sales

Nanny Solutions LLC, Amy Kelly, 4155 Chardonnay Place S.W., Vero Beach, con-sultant

Reid Construction Inc., By-ron R. Ashby, P.O. Box 551, Fellsmere, certified building contractor

Charles Rodgers, 4220 S. Cypress Green Lane, Vero Beach, cleaning/janitorial

Speedin Seasons Inc., Season Jacobi, 925 Majestic Ave. nue, Sebastian, restaurant

Asian House, Jin Yun Lu, P.O. Box 130404, New York City, restaurant

OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES

Orchid Isle Cleaning LLC, Mandy R. Turnbaugh, 1625 16th Ct. S.W., Vero Beach, cleaning/janitorial service

Parcho Inc., Jeffrey Wil-son, Lisa Wilson, Una Wilson, 1806 17th Ave., S.W., Vero Beach, retail sales

Pins & Needles, Susan F. Osgood, 9055 Ameri-cana Road, Suite 19, Vero Beach, retail sales

R Games Inc., Robert Forst, 5190 Palazzo Place, Boynton Beach, vending machines

Riverfront Chill & Grill, Csilla Birch, Scott Birch, 129 Empire Terrace, Se-bastian, restaurant

Riverview Construction Inc., Ronald Michael Mle-ko, 8876 101st Court, Vero Beach, certified building contractor

Robert Rodriquez Pres-sure Cleaning, Robert Ro-driquez, 1455 90th Ave., Vero Beach, cleaning/jani-torial service

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Entertainment & Leisure

Aries - MAR 21 to APR 19 - Ar-ies, delay your plans for the time being. A number of unexpected tasks that will require your undi-vided attention in the coming day, so clear your schedule.

Taurus - APR 20 to MAY 20 - Assume the role of the strong and silent type this week, Taurus. You do not have to share your opin-ions with everyone, as an air of mystery may boost your popular-ity.

Gemini - MAY 21 to JUN 21 -It can be easy to allow excitement to overtake your logic, Gemini. But you need to be patient and not allow exuberance to interfere with the tasks at hand.

Cancer - JUN 22 to JUL 22 - Cancer, a hefty workload at the office may zap your desire to do much else. However, don›t pass up the opportunity when a social engagement beckons this week.

Leo - JUL 23 to AUG 22 - Leo, you will have to continue your rather hectic pace this week, even when you start to feel tired.

Virgo - AUG 23 to SEP 22 - Virgo, getting involved with the right people now opens doors that previously may have been closed to you.

Libra - SEP 23 to OCT 23 - Li-bra, conflicting emotions arise in the week ahead. You have the desire to fulfill people’s expec-tations of you, but you also just want some time to yourself.

Scorpio - OCT 24 to NOV 22 - Scorpio, maintaining your focus on chores is nearly impossible this week, when you are easily distracted by anything else that sounds interesting.

Sagittarius - NOV 23 to DEC 21 Reestablish your priorities, Sagit-tarius. Doing so will help you live up to your end of the bargain on various commitments.

Capricorn - DEC 22 to JAN 19 With potential birthday celebra-tions and holiday tasks to com-plete, spare moments are few and far between.

Aquarius - JAN 20 to FEB 18 Aquarius, learning a new skill this week will only add to your al-ready vast repertoire of abilities.

Pisces - FEB 19 to MAR 20 - Emphasize feeling good about yourself this week, Pisces. Doing so will enable you to help others in the near future.

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Swap Till You DropThe Brennity at Vero Beach to host

upcoming event on December 4Ladies, clean out your closets and bring the items you are not using to swap for some you want to our Swap Til You Drop Event on Dec 4th 5:30 pm to 8pm.

Swap Til You Drop is a ladies clothing, shoes, purses, jew-elry and accessories swap. A great way to rejuvenate your wardrobe without spending a lot of money

At the swap on December 4th, we will also be swapping formal, designer, and men’s clothing. You will only be able to take home formal wear and designer items if you bring these items on hangers.

This is great fun for ladies- with music, refreshments and prizes! There also will be mini spa sessions provided to the ladies ie massages, nail polish changes, etc.

There is no minimum or max-imum numbers of items you can bring. You will be able to take home up to the number of items you brought in swap. Great selection to choose from every time.

The un-swapped items will be donated to Safespace and The Homeless Veterans of IR. Space is limited!

Clothing drop off and regis-tration is necessary and avail-able Saturday Nov 23rd from 10am to 1pm and Monday Dec 2nd from 5pm to 7pm at The Brennity.

You don’t want to miss this! Come join the fun!!!

If you have any questions, please call Michele Knight at 772-538-0797 or email Swap-tilyoudrop@att.net.

IRMC Tree of Lights Ceremony Set for Dec 5

The Indian River Medical Center will host its 23nd an-niversary Auxiliary’s Tree of Lights ceremony on Dec. 5 at 6 p.m. on the hospital grounds.

Highlights include solo per-former Kristi Beckett, daugh-ter of Dr. and Mrs. W. Clark Beckett, M.D. Dr. Beckett is a vascular surgeon on staff at IRMC.

The Tree of Lights plays a dual role as it heralds in the holidays while at the same time raises money for worth-while projects through dona-tions ranging from $5 to $500 toward a light for the tree.

Contributions can be made for a light in honor or in memory of a relative or friend.

The money raised through the Tree of Lights is used to pur-chase necessary equipment and education programs that allow the Women’s Health Care team to continue to pro-vide quality health care to the community. Past purchases include birthing beds, infant warmers, fetal monitors, ap-nea monitors, the overhead lullaby system, thermometers, otoscopes, opthalmoscopes, a bili blanket, jaundice me-ters, infant hearing screening equipment and educational programs for nurses.

There will be refreshments in the Ambulatory Services Center lobby following the tree lighting. For details, call Maureen Luther, director of volunteer services at 772-567-4311, ext. 1133.

The Guild on the Go Singers to present

“High Society Christmas”Guild on the Go has a long and proud tradition with the Vero Beach Theatre Guild. The singers are accomplished musical theater soloists who are also local residents and Vero Beach Theatre Guild volunteers

Attendees will be pleased to attend The Holiday Rec Party and Holiday Rec Run…3296-Go! at Royal Palm Pointe on Dec. 6 and listen to the Guild

on the Go as they present “High Society Christmas” from the Main Stage from 7-7:30 p.m. Their half-hour set will contain some of the greatest Christmas and holi-day songs ever written along with several numbers from the movie and Broadway show, “High Society.”

For more information on the Holiday events, please visit www.covb.org for details.

The Nutcracker comes to Vero Beach on Nov 30

VBHS PAC to host holiday eventThe Vero Classical Ballet will perform The Nutcracker at the Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Nov. 30, at 2 p.m. & 7 p.m.

Featuring local talent as well as professional guest artists and international choreogra-phy, this event is perfect for all ages.

Join little Clara, her jealous brother, Fritz, and all the magical characters in this fairy tale ballet in two acts with music originally scored by Tchaikovsky during the classical period of ballet.

After defending Clara against the Mouse King and his ad-vancing troops of marching & dancing mice, travel with the Prince to the Land of the Sugar Plum Fairy for sweets beyond your dreams from

Mother Ginger and see the delicate Waltz of the Flow-ers.

Tickets are on sale now on the website at www.Vero-ClassicalBallet.com or by calling 855-222-2849.

All seating is reserved.

Tickets are $20 for adults; $16 for children/seniors in the center; $15 or $12 for the side; but only $10 and $8 for the mezzanine level.

The Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center, located at 1707 16th St. in Vero Beach, is handicap accessible & has ample parking adjacent to the building.

Tickets will also be avail-able at the door two hours prior to each performance.

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Asthmatics meets on Mon-days at 4:30 pm at hte South Mainland Community Center, 3700 Allen Avenue, Micco. Cost is $5 per class.

Friends After Diagnosis breast cancer support group: Two groups meet at Indian River Medical Center, 1000 36th Street, Vero Beach. One meets on the third Saturday of each month, from 10-11 a.m., in the executive dining room off the cafeteria. The other meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month, from 2-3:30 p.m. in the Can-cer Center. Anyone who is a survivor, caretaker, friend or family member who has been touched by breast can-cer is welcome to attend. For more information, contact Lin Reading at (772) 978-9392 or email linreading@bellsouth.net.

Indian River Civic Associa-tion and the Florida Irish-American Society are con-ducting a food drive to benefit a local Veteran’s Group Home. Every Wednesday at noon the Irish Club, located at 1314 20th Street in Vero Beach, invites the public for a home-made lunch and dessert while listening to the big band sound of a local senior musi-cal group. All ages are invited, and the cost is $7, no reserva-tion required. Please bring a non-perishable food item. Every month the IRCA dis-tributes this food, along with fresh meat to the veterans. For more information, call (772) 913-1196 or (772) 569-1460.

Riverside Surgical and Weight Loss Center - Weight Loss Support Group’s Sebastian River Support Group meets the fourth Tues-day of every month at 6pm at the Sebastian River Medical Center in the dining room. Dr. Williams (right) is the group facilatator (You can visit her website at www.yourmindhealth.com). If you are thinking about having the surgery and want to talk di-rectly with some patients that have already undergone either the band or the sleeve sur-gery please attend one of the monthly support groups. They are a great way to meet other people and learn about their experience first hand.

Republican Women Aware (RWA) meets the second Thursday of each month at 11:30 a.m. at the Vero Beach Country Club, 800 30th Ave., Vero Beach, for a luncheon meeting. The public is in-vited. Reservations are re-quired by calling Eve Rosen at (772) 581-7439 or emailing EveRosen@bellsouth.net.

Vero Beach Elks Lodge sends cookies to soldiers: Homemade or store-bought cookies may be dropped off at

Rotary Club of Sebastian meets at 12:15 pm every Thurs-day at Sebastian River Medical Center, 13695 US Hwy 1, Se-bastian. For more information, call (772) 589-5837 or visit www.sebastian-rotaryclub.org.

Exchange Club of Sebas-tian meets every Wednesday-from noon - 1 pm in the Tif-fany Room at Captain Hirams, 1606 Indian River Dr, Sebas-tian. This civic club is a group of men and women from our area who work together to make our communities better places to live through pro-grams of service in Ameri-canism, Community Service, Youth Activities, and its na-tional project, the Prevention of Child Abuse. For more information, call Michael Na-tale at (772) 388-0044 or visit their website http://www.ex-changeclubofsebastian.org.

The Sebastian Fishin Chics meet the last Thursday of the the montth at the Sebastian Entertainment Center. For more information call Mi-chelle Barkley at (772) 473-9462, Kristen Beck at (772) 794-9900 or Karen Herndon at (772) 633-2043 or visit www.sebastianfishinchics.com.

Craft Club of Sebastian: Art-ists and crafters from Brevard, Indian River, Martin and St. Lucie counties are welcome. Meets September through April on the third Thursday of each month from 2-3 p.m. at the North Indian River Coun-ty Library on County Road 512 in Sebastian.

Republican Women Aware (RWA) meets the second Thursday of each month at 11:30 a.m. at the Vero Beach Country Club, 800 30th Ave., Vero Beach, for a luncheon meeting. The public is in-vited. Reservations are re-quired by calling Eve Rosen at (772) 581-7439 or emailing EveRosen@bellsouth.net.

Heart Disease and You Sup-port Group meets the first Monday of each month at6:00 p.m. in Dining Room 1at Sebastian River Medical Center.

Man to Man Prostate Can-cer Support Group meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in Dining Room1 at Sebastian River Medical Center.

Bereavement Support Group meets every Thursday of the month 2:00 p.m. in the Conference Room at Sebas-tian River Medical Center.

Diabetes Support Group meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 4:00 p.m. in Dining Room 1 at Sebastian River Medical Center.

Chess Club meets the first and third Monday each month from 4 to 6 pm at the North Indian River County Library, 1001 Sebastian Blvd, Sebas-tian. Open to all ages.

Personal Computer Users Club meets at 7 pm on the second Wednesday of each month at the North County Li-brary, 1001 County Road 512, Sebastian. For more infoma-tion, call (772) 388-5248.

The GFWC Treasure Coast Women meet the first Mon-day of each month at the Com-munity Center, 2266 14th Av-enue in Vero Beach at 7 pm . Women over 18 are welcome. This is a community service volunteer organization that promotes fellowship btween women. For more informa-tion, visit www.gfwctreasure-coastwomen.org

Barefoot Bay Drifters Grief Support Group: VITAS In-novative Care offers a free grief support group in Bare-foot Bay. Public is welcome. The group meets on first and third Wednesdays each month, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at Joe’s Club South, 7951 Ron Be-atty Blvd., Micco. For more information, call the VITAS Barefoot Bay office at (772) 664-1557.

PFLAG of Vero Beach, Inc. meets the second Monday and fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm. Meetings are held at Unity Church, 950 43rd Ave. Vero Beach. For more information, call (772) 778-9835.

Congestive Heart Failure Support Group meets on the fourth Thursday of each month at3:00 p.m. in Dining Room 1 at Sebastian River Medical Center.

Comprehensive Weight Management Support Group meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Conference Room at Sebastian River Medical Center.

Alzheimer’s Caregivers Support Group meets on the third Friday of each month at3:00 p.m. in the Conference Room at Sebastian River Medical Center.

Republican Evening Club of Indian River County - If you are looking for a friend-ly, informative, deliberative and active Republican Club you’ve come to the right place. Please join us! We meet the last Wednesday of each month at 2625 34th Ave to discuss local and national is-sues important to Indian River County Republicans. Make new friends! Hear from local politicians and leaders!

Clubs and Civic Groupson the third Thursday of every month. Money donations for shipping costs are also appre-ciated. Bring cookies to Vero Beach Elks Lodge 1774, 1350 26th St. Vero Beach.

Treasure Coast Archeo-logical Society for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detect-ing meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 pm in the North County Library on County Road 512 in Sebas-tian. Anyone interested is welcome. For more infor-mation, call (321) 388-9047. Tops 641: Take Off Pounds Sensibly, Chapter 641 meets every Thursday at the Rose-land Fire Department located on 129th Court, off Roaeland Road in Sebastian. Weigh-in is from 7:45 to 8:30 am and the meetings starts at 8:30 am. For more information, call (772) 589-8445.

Free quit smoking now class-es: The Quit Smoking Now Program is free of charge and provides free nicotine replace-ment therapy (patches, gum, or lozenges) while supplies last to those who are eligible. Class is available in the area. For more information or to register, call (877) 819-2357

Italian-American War Vet-erans, Post No.3 and Wom-en’s Auxiliary, located at 2500 15th Ave., Vero Beach, holds business meetings at 7 p.m., on the second Wednes-day of each month. Social meetings are held at 6 p.m., on the fourth Wednesday of the month. New members welcome. For information, call (772) 231-5673 or (772) 770-2558.

Sebastian Scrabble Club: Sundays - 1 p.m. North Coun-ty Library — large room, C.R. 512, Roseland, Sebastian. 772-801-6658; MarieHel-ena@Bellsouth.net.

Wii Bowling: Sundays 10 a.m. Senior Activity Center of Sebastian, 1255 Main St., Sebastian. Seniors. 772-388-9047; sebastianseniors.org.

The Vero Beach Bridge Cen-ter is a member-owned bridge club. We host daily bridge games, duplicate bridge tour-naments, bridge classes for all levels, celebrity speakers, and student games for new players which are all sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League. Pre-dealt boards for pair games mean no shuffling and hand records are available after each game, whether for the daily bridge play or on-site duplicate bridge tournaments. The use of Bridgemate II al-lows results to be ready imme-diately following the game.We have one of the best dupli-cate bridge clubs in Florida, if not the nation. We are located at 1520 14th Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32960

Treasure Coast Archeo-logical Society for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detect-ing meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 pm in the North County Library on County Road 512 in Sebas-tian. Anyone interested is welcome. For more informa-tion, call (321) 388-9047.

Tops 470: Take Off Pounds Sensibly, Micco Chapter 470 meets every Friday at 10:30 am

HLAA, Treasure Coast Chapter - 10:30 am at theIn-dian River Main Library lo-cated at 1600 21st St Vero Beach, FL 32960 - HLAA, Treasure Coast Chapter is Hearing Loss Association of America. We meet the 3rd Sat. at Indian River Main Library at 10:30a.am. We meet Sept. thru May.

The Maine Connection - 11:30 am meets at the Golden Corral Restaurantlocated 880 Palm Bay Road Palm Bay, FL 32905. This club meets from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. the third Saturday of each month from September to June at the Golden Corral Restaurant, 880 Palm Bay Road, Palm Bay. All former and current residents of Maine residing in this area are invited. For more information, call (321) 725-2237.

The Mental Health Associa-tion in Indian River County’s new bipolar support group which will meet at the Men-tal Health Association offices, located at, 777 37th St., Suite D-105, Vero Beach, on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Family members and loved ones are also welcome to attend. For more informa-tion, call the MHA at (772) 569-9788.

The Vero Beach Shuffle-board Club practice games are played Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9:15 a.m. until noon, at the Pocahontas Park courts, lo-cated at 14th Avenue and 21st Street, across from the main Post Office. The club provides the necessary equipment, and club members will provide instruction. For more infor-mation, call Ernie Henzler at (772) 569-8111.

Active Singles 50 Plus Club meets every Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Senior Cen-ter, 694 14th St., Vero Beach. For more information, call Ju-dith Robertson at (772) 569-1691.

Please submit your club and support group information to TC Chronicle at news@tc-chronicle. com or use our easy submission forms at http://www.tcchronicle.com/submit

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1 Hair on a lion’s neck 5 Org. for those 50+ 9 ‘’__ something Isaid?’’ 14 Pub beverages 15 Arctic ice sheet 16 Make happy 17 Outdoor parking areas 18 Number in a quartet 19 Of utmost importance 20 Luau necklace 21 Party around Halloween 23 Gets closer to 25 Friendship 26 Proof of employment 28 Uses a lever 30 Steered a vehicle 31 Use watercolors 32 IRS form expert 35 Unconvincing, as an excuse 36 Large kitchen appliance 37 Refrigerate 38 Lamb’s mom 39 Pub game 40 Drink noisily 41 Chianti and Chablis 42 Roadside distress signals 43 Land for farming 45 Tilt 46 Be noisy 49 New England fish 52 ‘’Ready __, here Icome!’’ 53 Persuade gently 54 Wise person 55 Tea biscuit 56 Carryall bag 57 Spot of land in the ocean 58 Altered a hem 59 Drove too fast 60 Marsh stalk

Down 1 Shopping center 2 Skin cream ingredient 3 Bottom line for a business 4 Letter before tee 5 Be able to pay for 6 At __ for words (speechless) 7 Decisive defeat 8 Where Lima is capital 9 ‘’No need to introduce us’’

10 Excuses from suspects11 Occupied, as a table 12 Rome’s country 13 Be a tattle 21 Show concern 22 New Hampshire neighbor 24 Roof overhang 26 Not moving 27 Make a sketch 28 Trousers 29 Fixes, as a fight 31 Use a vegetable peeler 32 Judge’s docket assignment 33 Skin opening 34 Swiss peaks 36 Vacation time, for short 37 Large family 39 Widened 40 Venetian-blind part 41 Little tyke 42 Bent, as biceps 43 Satirical comedy 44 ‘’That’s not news to me’’ 45 Glide on the ice 46 Rolling stone’s lack 47 Performs in a play 48 Home for hens 50 Look impolitely at 51 Property owner’s document 54 Dear __ or Madam

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How many times have you seen that red video rental box when you have been shopping at Winn Dixie, Publix, Walmart or Walgreens?

Did you know that there are codes available that will allow you to have a free day’s rental?

These codes apply for the Redbox kiosks. Most of these codes will work once per credit/debit card use. You can reuse these codes by using different cards each time you use them. Pre-paid Visa cards work very well for this use. Unfortunately, some of these codes expire eventually.

Codes That Never ExpireDVDONMEBREAKROOMREDBOX DVDONMEBREAKROOMDVDONUSRENTONMELUVREDBOXHAPPY1Other Codes:WXM52MDXXR3N4ZN6TRWTVDEVRY6268SPSTA61M3ZZHQG4CJQR2TMDRMTHGCONTROL2FR2RKLM3R5GWQQH74XKXDATE1244XX73TZ

Grab These Redbox Free Rental Codes

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Operation Hope Thrift Shop12285 CR 512Fellsmere, FL

Dasie Hope Thrift Shop8860 US Hwy 1Wabasso, FL

Sebastian United Methodist 1029 Main St,Sebastian, FL

Humane Society Thrift Shop441 Sebastian Blvd,Sebastian, FL

Hidden Treasures Thrift Store11646 U.S. 1Sebastian, FL

Friendship Crossroads Thrift1400 Cross St Sebastian, FL

Roseland UMC Thrift Store12962 Roseland Rd Sebastian, FL

Hour Glass II645 Sebastian BlvdSebastian, FL

Nelly’s Boutique457 Sebastian BlvdSebastian, FL

Deja Vu Consignment671 Sebastian BlvdSebastian, FL

Kidz R US Consignment 967 Sebastian BlvdSebastian, FL 32958

Habitat for Humanity Home Center4580 US 1Vero Beach, FL

St Vincent de Paul Thrift Store1745 14th AvenueVero Beach, FL

VNA Hidden Treasures656 21st StreetVero Beach, FL

A Second Chance Thrift Store 490 Old Dixie HwyVero Beach 32962

Glendale Thrift 155 43rd Avenue, Ste CVero Beach, FL

C Ya at the Thrift 3200 43rd Avenue, Unit 2Vero Beach, FL

Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop1855 14th Ave.Vero Beach, FL

Little Bit 4 Everyone Store1185 Old Dixie Hwy Ste A2, Vero Beach, FL

Tambourine Thrift1619 10th Avenue,Vero Beach, FL

Thrift Finders155 43rd Streeet, Suite 1Vero Beach, FL

Repeat Boutique Thrift Store1615 10th AvenueVero Beach, FL 32960

Kidz Closet812 21st StVero Beach, FL

Elizabeth’s Fine Consignments877 17th StVero Beach, FL

Born Again Too Consignments1056 20th PlVero Beach, FL

Kaleidoscope Consignments644 Old Dixie Hwy SWVero Beach, FL

Consignment Gallery640 21st StVero Beach, FL

Madison Ave Consignments6480 20th St #106Vero Beach, FL

Goodwill 1551 US Hwy 1Vero Beach, FL

All About the Kingdom Thrift 463 3rd Lane SWVero Beach, FL

Women’s Refuge Resale Shop1625 10th AvenueVero Beach, FL

Harvest Thrift Center2746 US Hwy 1Vero Beach

To Every Nation Thrift Store3300 43rd Avenue, Suite 2Vero Beach, FL

Heaven Sent Thrift Shoppe1239 16th StreetVero Beach, FL

The Salvation Army 505 27th Ave. S.W.Vero Beach, FL

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store5480 85th St.Vero Beach, FL

Some Old Some New648 S 21st StreetVero Beach, FL

Over The Rainbow Children’s1929 14th AvenueVero Beach, FL

Anderson’s-Toodles2215 7th AvenueVero Beach, FL

Vero Beach Auction690 4th PlaceVero Beach, FL

Women’s Refuge1609 10th AveneuVero Beach, FL

Karen’s Consignment 35 17th StreetVero Beach, FL

Fantastic Finds Consignments4300 U.S. 1Vero Beach, FL

Felicia’s Furniture833 8th StreetVero Beach, Florida

The Crossings Community Church Thrift Store7701 Indrio Rd.Fort Pierce, FL

Harvest Food and Outreach Center Thrift Center2520 Orange Ave.Fort Pierce, FL

The Crossings Community Church Thrift Store302 Georgia Ave.Fort Pierce, FL

St. Mark’s Thrift517 Georgia Ave.Fort Pierce, FL Harvest Food and Outreach Center Thrift Center2520 Orange Ave.Fort Pierce, FL

The Crossings Community Church Thrift Store302 Georgia Ave.Fort Pierce, FL

New Hope Thrift Store7709 Indrio Rd.Fort Pierce, FL

Goodwill Industries Thrift815 S. Kings Hwy.Fort Pierce, FL

Play It Again Consignment Boutique2939 U.S. 1Fort Pierce, FL

Anastasia’s Attic3901 Okeechobee Rd.Fort Pierce, FL

New Hope Thrift Store7709 Indrio Rd.Fort Pierce, FL

St. Mark’s Thrift517 Georgia Ave.Fort Pierce, FL

MIcco Ridge Thrift8140 Evernia St #1Micco, FL

St Luke Thrift Store5055 Micco RdMicco, FL

Nana’s House Thrift Cottage 22715 Garden St.Malabar, FL

Nana’s House Thrift Cottage2540 Malabar Rd.Malabar, FL

South Brevard Sharing Center17 E. Hibiscus Blvd.Melbourne, FL 32901

Do you know of any thrift stores or consignment shops not listed here?

Please send them to news@tcchronicle.com with THRIFT SHOPS in the subject line.

Happy Shopping! And we hope you find great deals everywhere!

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