October 25, 2013 Volume 1 Issue 22 Published Biweekly Each Month

The wait is over for Vero Beach residents as their own location of Cottonways opened its doors this morning on October 4 to the delight of customers. The former Chico’s location underwent a dramatic transformation that has been closely watched by patrons of area stores to debut in colorful fashion as the newest location for Cot-tonways.

Not familiar with this store? Fun and color are the first two words that come to mind when you walk through the doors at 2059 Indian River Boulevard, next to Bonefish Grille in Vero Beach.

The entire kaleidoscope of colors saturate the store as clothing is both washer and

The Vero Beach location is now the largest in a chain owned by Jennifer McNeill who turned down post grad-uation job offers in 2006 in her field of study, Econom-ics. She had a bigger a bigger dream to follow: offering a comfortable and sophisticat-ed clothing line that she had enjoyed for years and wished to share with others!

Other locations include the original store in Downtown Melbourne at 832 East New Haven Ave in Melbourne, Amelia Island at 313 Centre Street in Fernandina Beach, and 56 Hypolita Street in St. Augustine. For more in-formation or to shop online, please visit http://www.cot-tonways.com.

Cottonways Opens in Vero Beach on Indian River Drive

racks show you so many clothing combinations. The cotton gauze clothing you’ll find at Cottonways offers nearly maintenence-free, comfortable fashions. The cloth-ing is both washer and dryer safe, will not shrink, and no ironing is necessary.

Chili Cookoff CancelledIndian River County resi-dents were saddened by the sudden cancellation of the 10th Annual Indian River County Firefight-ers’ Chili and Salsa Coo-koff which had been slat-ed as a three day event on November 8-10. Accord-ing to their official Face-book pages:

“We are so saddened to tell our fans but due to unforseen circumstances beyond our control the Florida Bacon & Garlic Festival, Florida Bacon & Brews Fest and the an-nual Indian River County Firefighters’ Chili and Salsa Cookoff has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause anyone and hope that you know

that if we could have done anything differently, we would have done so.”

The cookoff’s organizer, Capt. David Dangerfield with the Indian River County Fire Rescue, said the cancellation is because several of the events’ planned activities were having last-minute sched-uling conflicts. Plus, other popular Treasure Coast events, such as the Pine-apple Festival, a three-day music festival in Jensen Beach, and the Sebastian Clambake were scheduled on the same weekend.

Dangerfield already is planning for the future, making sure to avoid this year’s mistakes. He plans to call next year’s event the “10th annual,” as it would’ve been this year.

The Hibiscus Children’s Center “Girls Night Out” will feature something for every-one -- including pulled pork.

Tashiema “Beamer” Brown and his brother Ray are ex-cited to introduce the Saussie Pig to Girls Night Out guests. “I’m planning on serving my family recipe for pulled pork,” boasted Beamer.

He has been cooking ribs since he was 14-years-old

and now he and his family run two locations and a catering business in Vero Beach. This year›s Girls Night Out will be held on Nov. 6, at the Sun Jet Hangar located at the Vero Beach Airport, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. It will feature 40 shopping vendors, 20 food purveyors, music, raffles, and much more.

Cost is $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Attendees will receive a free glass of

wine and tote bag filled with great “stuff.” Tickets are $25 in advance; $30 at the door. Due to the popularity of this event, tickets are expected to sell out fast.

To reserve your ticket call Angela Astrup at (772) 978-9313 x 313, Carole Casey at (772) 564-0121, Linda Teetz at (772) 492-1662, or by email GNOTickets@aol.com.

Beamer Brown (left) and his brother Ray have fun while cooking ribs. These talented brothers will be cooking up something special to share at the Hibiscus Children’s Center Girls Night Out event .

Saussie Pig teams up with the Hibiscus

Children’s Center

“Girls Night Out” Event

Barbequing brothers to bring their talents to local fundraiser

Inside this issue:

Event CalendarClubs and Civic Groups Halloween ActivitiesEntertainment and Leisure Horoscopes Crossword PuzzlesClassifiedsStore CouponsThrift Store Directory and more.....

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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

Oct 25, 2013Pumpkin Sale and Pumpkin Patch - St. Sebastian’s By The Sea Episcopal Church - 12:00 amDisney Cup BMX Pro Series - Osceola Park - 8:00 amBoo at the Zoo - Palm Beach Zoo - 10:00 amG&LW Show - Osceola Heritage Park - 10:00 amPumpkin Patch - Wesley Church - 12:00 pmBoo at the Zoo - Palm Beach Zoo - 5:30 pmOktoberfest - Celebration Town Center - 5:30 pmAlice Cooper - UCF Arena - 6:00 pmTaking Back Sunday - Melbourne - 6:00 pmDowntown Friday - Downtown Vero Beach - 6:00 pmShriek Week - Sugar Sand Park - 6:00 pmRobbie Bullard - The Original Tiki Bar - 6:00 pmHalloween Spooktacular - Riverside Theatre - 6:00 pmMovies Come Alive Haunted House - Historic Florida Theatre - 6:00 pmPumpkins in the Park - Cocoa Village - 6:30 pmUniversity of Central Florida vs Temple - - 7:00 pmFAU vs. FIU - Florida Atlantic University - 7:00 pmSebastian River vs. Eau Gallie Football - 7:00 pmHoly Trinity Episcopal vs. First Academy - 7:00 pmWestwood vs. Port St. Lucie Football - 7:00 pmCocoa Beach vs. Jones High School - 7:00 pmMelbourne vs. Martin County Football - 7:00 pmVero Beach vs. Palm Beach Gardens - 7:00 pmMerritt Island vs. Palm Bay Football - 7:00 pmRockledge vs. Titusville Football - 7:00 pmSatellite vs. Astronaut Football -- 7:00 pmX-Scream Halloween - X-Scream Halloween - 7:00 pmTerror on the Lake - Town Center at Cagan Crossings - 7:00 pmOrlando Magic vs New Orleans Pelicans Preseason - Amway Center - 7:00 pmThe Shallow Grave - Shallow Grave - 7:00 pmEnigma Haunt - Enigma Haunt - 7:00 pmLongwood Haunt - Longwood Haunt - 7:00 pmZombieFarm Paintball Hayride - Smith Family Ranch - 7:00 pmThe Outlaws - Captain Hiram’s - 7:00 pmYou Can’t Take it With You! - St. Edward’s Theater Department - 7:00 pmAdult Dance Classes - Sebastian Comm Ctr - 7:30 pmSpace Coast vs. Viera Football - 7:30 pmOther Desert Cities - Mad Cow Theatre - 7:30 pmA Petrified Forest - A Petrified Forest - 7:30 pmBuckingham Terror - Camp Fire - 7:30 pmThe D* Word-A Musical - Kravis Center for Perform-ing Arts - 7:30 pmCats - Osceola Center For The Arts - 7:30 pmFriday Night Dance - VB Community Center - 7:30 pmThe D* Word - A Musical - Kravis Center - 7:30 pmForever Plaid - Henegar Center for the Arts - 8:00 pm

Oct 26, 2013Pumpkin Sale and Pumpkin Patch - St. Sebastian’s By The Sea Episcopal Church - 12:00 amDisney Cup BMX Pro Series - Osceola Heritage Park - 7:00 amIndoor Sale - Vero Beach Elementary - 8:00 amDay of Health & Wellness Education - Riverview Park - 9:00 amFall Orchid Fair - Melbourne Auditorium - 9:00 amHalloween Epilepsy Walk - Wickham Park Amphithe-ater - 9:00 amBoo at the Zoo - Palm Beach Zoo - 10:00 am2013 Dayana Cadeau Classic - Coral Springs Center for the Arts - 10:00 amFive Little Pumpkins - Agnes Wahlstrom Youth Play-house - 10:00 amSesame Street Live: Can’t Stop Singing - Kravis Cen-ter for Performing Arts - 10:30 amPumpkin Patch - Wesley Church - 12:00 pmThe D* Word - A Musical - Kravis Center - 1:30 pmFamily Movie Matinee - Fort Pierce Branch - 2:00 pm17th Annual Fall Festival - Kissimmee LakeFront Park - 3:00 pmSpooktacular - Avalon Park Orlando - 5:00 pmOktoberfest - Celebration Town Center - 5:00 pmOktoberfest - Sebastian Elks Lodge - 5:00 pmHalloween Spooktacular - Riverside Theatre - 5:00 pmSesame Street Live: Can’t Stop Singing - Kravis Cen-ter for Performing Arts - 5:30 pmShriek Week - Sugar Sand Park - 6:00 pmBingo - American Legion Post 39 - 6:00 pmMovies Come Alive Haunted House - Historic Florida Theatre - 6:00 pmLuke Bryan - Cruzan Amphitheatre - 7:00 pm

RECURRING EVENTS

MondaysSunrise 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 Beginner 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

Florida Georgia Line - Cruzan Amphitheatre - 7:00 pmUniversity of Central Florida vs Connecticut (TBA) - Bright House Networks Stadium - 7:00 pmFAU vs. Old Dominion - 7:00 pmX-Scream Halloween - X-Scream Halloween - 7:00 pmTerror on the Lake - Town Center at Cagan Crossings - 7:00 pmThe Shallow Grave - Shallow Grave - 7:00 pmEnigma Haunt - Enigma Haunt - 7:00 pmLongwood Haunt - Longwood Haunt - 7:00 pmZombieFarm Paintball Hayride - Smith Family Ranch - 7:00 pmA Spooky Speakeasy Halloween Party - Heritage Cen-ter - 7:00 pmDinner/Dancing: Italian Buffet/Live Music - Vero Beach Elks Club - 7:00 pmBewitching Bash and Dance Party - Royal Ballroom Dance Studio - 7:00 pmScream Acres - Scream Acres - 7:00 pmThe D* Word-A Musical - Kravis Center - 7:30 pmm

Oct 27, 2013Pumpkin Sale and Pumpkin Patch - St. Sebastian’s By The Sea Episcopal Church - 12:00 amDisney Cup BMX Pro Series - Osceola Heritage Park - 7:00 am25th Annual Intracoastal Waterway Century - Cocoa Civic Center - 8:00 amBoo at the Zoo - Palm Beach Zoo - 10:00 amArt in the Park - Humiston Park - 10:00 amSesame Street Live: Can’t Stop Singing - Kravis Cen-ter for Performing Arts - 1:00 pmThe D* Word - A Musical - Kravis Center for Perform-ing Arts - 1:30 pmUniversity of Central Florida vs Memphis - UCF Arena - 2:00 pmRock Legends Band - Earl’s Hideaway - 2:00 pmAnnie’s V’s Halloween Adventure in the Gardens - Ann Norton Sculpture Garden - 2:00 pmSunday Wine Down in the Vineyard - Endless Summer Vineyard & Winery - 2:00 pm‘Soul Surfer’ Bethany Hamilton - United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach - 5:00 pmTrunk or Treat - Ascension Lutheran Church - 5:00 pmSingles Seniors Dance - American Legion Post 126 - 7:30 pm

Oct 28, 2013Homespun Show - Historic Pritchard House - 12:00 amPumpkin Sale and Pumpkin Patch - St. Sebastian’s By The Sea Episcopal Church - 12:00 amPumpkin Patch - Wesley Church - 12:00 pmEvil Dead (2013) Movie Night - Odin’s Den - 10:00 pm

Oct 29, 2013Pumpkin Sale and Pumpkin Patch - St. Sebastian’s By The Sea Episcopal Church - 12:00 amPumpkin Patch - Wesley Church - 12:00 pmBarenaked Ladies - Hard Rock Cafe Orlando - 8:00 pmThe Book of Mormon - Bob Carr Performing Arts Cen-tre - 8:00 pmDuncan Jay’s Ball Busters Comedy Showcase - Play-er’s Club Billiard Hall and Bar - 8:00 pmI Love A Piano - Riverside Theatre - 8:00 pm

Oct 30, 2013Pumpkin Sale and Pumpkin Patch - St. Sebastian’s By The Sea Episcopal Church - 12:00 amPumpkin Patch - Wesley Church - 12:00 pmScream Like You Mean It Tour - The Beacham-Orlan-do - 5:30 pmFAU vs. Charlotte - 7:00 pmMichael Buble - Amway Center - 8:00 pmJohn Fogerty - Hard Rock Cafe Orlando - 8:00 pmI Love A Piano - Riverside Theatre - 8:00 pm

Oct 31, 2013Pumpkin Sale and Pumpkin Patch - St. Sebastian’s By The Sea Episcopal Church - 12:00 am Pumpkin Patch - Wesley Church - 12:00 pmHeathcote Halloween - Zombies in the Garden - Heath-cote Botanical Gardens - 5:30 pmHowlywood & Vine: A Hypnotic Adult Halloween Ce-lebrity Costume Party, Dinner & Show - Endless Sum-mer Vineyard & Winery - 5:30 pmFAU vs. UAB - Florida Atlantic University - 7:00 pmX-Scream Halloween - X-Scream Halloween - 7:00 pmTerror on the Lake - Town Center at Cagan Crossings - 7:00 pmThe Shallow Grave - Shallow Grave - 7:00 pmEnigma Haunt - Enigma Haunt - 7:00 pmLongwood Haunt - Longwood Haunt - 7:00 pmZombieFarm Paintball Hayride - Smith Family Ranch

ZombieFarm Paintball Hayride - Smith Family Ranch - 7:00 pmScream Acres - Scream Acres - 7:00 pmGary Numan - Amway Center - 7:30 pmDracula: The Journal of Jonathan Harker - Orlando Shakespeare Theater - 7:30 pmNine Inch Nails - Amway Center - 7:30 pmThe D* Word-A Musical - Kravis Center for Perform-ing Arts - 7:30 pmI Love A Piano - Riverside Theatre - 7:30 pmGin Blossoms - Hard Rock Hotel - 8:00 pmDirty Heads - Captain Hiram’s - 8:00 pmHalloween Buddha Ball - Buddha Sky Bar - 10:00 pmCentennial High School vs. Central High School - All Day

Nov 1, 2013‘Day of the Dead’: Come See Our Macabre Side! - Flametree Clay Art Gallery - All DayClay and Canvas: Three Perspectives show - Tiger Lily Art Gallery & Studios - All DayCuban Art & Identity: 1900-1950 - Vero Beach Mu-seum Of Art - All DayVBAC Members’ Invitational Exhibit - Vero Beach Museum Of Art - All DayRocket Launch: Falcon 9 | SES 8 - Kennedy Space Center - 6:30 pmFAU vs. Rice - Florida Atlantic University - 7:00 pmHeritage High vs. Bayside High School - 7:00 pmHoly Trinity Episcopal High School vs. Melbourne Central Catholic - 7:00 pmAstronaut High vs. Titusville High School - 7:00 pmEau Gallie vs. Cocoa Beach Football - 7:00 pmTreasure Coast vs. Central Football - 7:00 pmSt. Edward’s vs. Westminster Christian - 7:00 pmMelbourne vs. Sebastian River Football - 7:00 pmVero Beach vs. Centennial Football - 7:00 pmMerritt Island vs. Rockledge Football - 7:00 pmSuncoast vs. Pembroke Pines Charter - 7:00 pmPalm Bay vs. Satellite Football - 7:00 pmX-Scream Halloween - X-Scream Halloween - 7:00 pmTerror on the Lake - Town Center at Cagan Crossings - 7:00 pmOrlando Magic vs New Orleans Pelicans - Amway Center - 7:00 pmFriday Night Dance - VB Community Center - 7:30 pmCeltic Thunder - Maxwell C. King Center - 8:00 pm

Nov 2, 2013Free Admission: Environmental Learning Center - Environmental Learning Center - 9:00 amAmazing Pet Expo - Osceola Heritage Park - 10:00 amWe Care Kids Fair - Palm Beach Zoo - 10:00 amThanksgiving Arts & Crafts Show - Craft Club of Se-bastian, Inc. - 10:00 amStuart Air Show - Southeast Airport Road - 10:00 amFAU vs. Tulane (Time TBA) - 12:00 pmWinestock: A Day of Peace, Music & Wine - Endless Summer Vineyard & Winery - 1:00 pmThe D* Word-A Musical - Kravis Center - 1:30 pmSunset Saturday Night Concert Series - Humiston Park - 6:30 pmUniversity of Central Florida vs Rutgers - 7:00 pmX-Scream Halloween - X-Scream Halloween - 7:00 pmTerror on the Lake - Town Center at Cagan Crossings - 7:00 pmThe Shallow Grave - Shallow Grave - 7:00 pmEnigma Haunt - Enigma Haunt - 7:00 pmTimeflies - UCF Arena - 7:00 pmDinner/Dancing: Italian Buffet/Live Music - Vero Beach Elks Club - 7:00 pmSo You Think You Can Dance - King Center - 7:30 pm

Nov 3, 2013Stuart Air Show - Southeast Airport Road - 10:00 amShare Your Spare - Palm Beach County Convention Center - 1:00 pmWinestock: A Day of Peace, Music & Wine - Endless Summer Vineyard & Winery - 1:00 pmThe D* Word-A Musical - Kravis Center for Perform-ing Arts - 1:30 pmI Love A Piano - Riverside Theatre - 2:00 pmDemi Lovato - House of Blues Orlando - 6:00 pm

Nov 4, 2013Dance for Food - Lyric Theatre - 3:00 pmChristopher Cross - Jazziz Nightlife - 7:30 pm

Nov 5, 2013Centennial vs. Port St. Lucie - 6:00 pmParamore - UCF Arena - 7:30 pmChristopher Cross - Jazziz Nightlife - 7:30 pmCentennial High vs PSL - 6:00 pm

Nov 6, 2013Aladdin and Other Enchanting Tales - King Center for the Performing Arts - 10:30 amRed Dog: A Private Movie Screening - Majestic 11 Theatre - 4:30 pmGirl’s Night Out - Vero Beach Airport - 6:00 pmThe D* Word-A Musical - Kravis Center - 7:30 pmI Love A Piano - Riverside Theatre - 7:30 pmOpen Mic with Dylan Thiebeau -Kilted Mermaid - 8:30 pm

Nov 7, 2013Roseland Jam Session - Roseland Community Build-ing - 2:00 pmVero Beach vs. Palm Beach Gardens Soccer - 7:00 pmTrivia Night - Kilted Mermaid - 8:15 pm

Nov 8, 2013Boomer Bash and Senior Expo - King Center - 9:00 am5th Annual Native Rhythms Festival - Wickham Park Pavilion - 10:00 amPineapple Festival - Jensen Beach - 10:00 am22nd Annual Holiday Open House - Lakeridge Winery and Vineyards - 10:00 amSebastian Clambake Lagoon Festival - Riverview Park - 10:00 amUCF vs.Central Connecticut - UCF Arena - 6:00 pmMusicFest - Gazebo Park Stuart - 6:00 pmFAU vs. Tulsa - Florida Atlantic University - 7:00 pmHeritage High School vs. Sebastian River - 7:00 pmHoly Trinity Epis.cvs. Foundation Academy - 7:00 pmCocoa Beach High School vs.- 7:00 pmBayside vs. Palm Bay Football - 7:00 pmMelbourne vs. Astronaut Football - 7:00 pmVero Beach vs. Santaluces Football - 7:00 pmRockledge vs. Cocoa Football - 7:00 pmPort St. Lucie vs. Centennial Football - - 7:00 pmSuncoast vs. Inlet Grove Football- 7:00 pmThe Atlantic Children’s Chorale - Community Church Vero Beach - 7:00 pmNavy SEAL Muster and Music Festival - Navy Seal Museum - 10:00 amSparkle - Osceola Heritage Park - 7:00 pmCeltic Thunder - Kravis Center - 7:30 pmTitusville vs. Space Coast - 7:30 pmThe D* Word-A Musical - Kravis Center - 7:30 pmFriday Night Dance - VB Community Center - 7:30 pmMontgomery Gentry - Bill Breeze Park - 8:00 pmI Love A Piano - Riverside Theatre - 8:00 pmD.L. Hughley - Orlando Improv - 8:00 pmUCF vs. Tampa - UCF Arena - 8:30 pm

Nov 9, 2013Walk To Remember - Riverside Park - 7:30 am5th Annual Native Rhythms Festival - Wickham Park Pavilion - 10:00 amPineapple Festival - Jensen Beach - 10:00 amSebastian Clambake Lagoon Festival - Riverview Park - 10:00 amPuccini’s Tosca - Majestic Theatre - 1:00 pm4th Annual Jazzoo - Melbourne Zoo - 7:00 pm Dinner/Dancing: Italian Buffet/Live Music - Vero Beach Elks Club - 7:00 pm The Florida Suite: A 500th Anniversary Concert - VBHS Performing Arts Center - 7:00 pmD.L. Hughley - Orlando Improv - 7:30 pmJosh Groban - Amway Center - 8:00 pmKansas - Sunrise Theatre-Fort Pierce - 8:00 pmReo Speedwagon - King Center - 8:00 pm

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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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While Kinesio Taping has been available since 1979, it wasn’t until the 2008 Summer Olym-pic Games that it received worldwide attention and no-tice. Photos of U.S. volleyball player Kerri Walsh showed the patterns of blue tape placed on her shoulder to help reduce pain while she was playing this popular sport.

Steve Huber, a physical thera-pist/orthotist in Auburn, has used Kinesio Taping to treat his patients since 1995. “Kine-sio tape is a cotton, latex-free, heat-activated adhesive acrylic tape with a fingerprint pattern on it,” explained Huber, as he displayed rolls of the tape in his Minot Avenue office. “It has the shape and weight of human skin and can be applied anywhere on the body to facili-tate the body’s natural healing process.”

The Kinesio Taping website

(www.kinesiotaping.com) points out that the tape gives support and stability to a per-son’s muscles and joints with-out restricting the body’s range of motion. It is used success-fully to treat a variety of ortho-pedic, neuromuscular, neuro-logical and medical conditions.

It should be noted that unlike athletic tape that simply wraps an area of the body, Kinesio tape actually lifts the skin to alleviate pain and facilitates healing.

“The tape can facilitate or in-hibit a muscle and actually move tissue,” said Huber. He explained that when treating knee pain in a patient, the tape actually lifts the skin and tissue from the grinding area, result-ing in less pain in the affected area.

Huber said that one condition that particularly responds to

Kinesio Taping is sciatica pain caused by irritation of one of five spinal nerve roots that give rise to each sciatic nerve. The pain is often felt in the lower back, buttocks or various parts of the leg and foot.

The Kinesio website claims the lifting effect forms convolu-tions in the skin that increase the interstitial space (the small, narrow space between tissues or parts of an organ) and al-lows for decreased inflamma-tion. The site says that the tape is safe for populations ranging from pediatric to geriatric.

Huber cautioned that Kinesio Taping isn’t designed to be the sole treatment for a condition.

“It is a treatment strategy, not an end result,” said Huber, who has been a physical therapist for over 40 years. “It doesn’t replace other methods of treat-ment; it enhances what we do.”

A Second SkinHow Kinesio Taping Is Taking On Back Pain

Affordable Care Act Assistance

VERO BEACH — Treasure Coast Community Health has been awarded a Certified Ap-plication Counselor Organiza-tion designation by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in connection with the Affordable Care Act.

As a community-based orga-nization for the last 20 years, TCCH has been a key part in providing health care for the uninsured of Indian River County. TCCH is now an im-portant resource in connecting consumers to new coverage options under the Affordable Care Act.

TCCH was awarded a grant from the Department of Health and the Human Services to

to help educate and assist with the enrollment process. TCCH has hired seven outreach and enrollment assistance workers or certified application coun-selors to educate consumers and help them complete the ap-plication for coverage.

Certified Application Coun-selors are among the resources available to help consumers determine eligibility and un-derstanding of their cover-age options in the insurance marketplace. They are also required to adhere to strict se-curity and privacy standards – including how to safeguard a consumer’s personal informa-tion.

“The healthcare environment

is rapidly changing and is in-creasingly complex, especially for the uninsured,” said Vicki Soulé, Chief Executive Of-ficer of TCCH. “TCCH has a long history of serving the uninsured, many of whom are dealing with multiple chronic health conditions. That is why we are particularly pleased to have been selected to assist with this historic endeavor to educate the community and assist with the Healthcare.gov enrollment process. ”

Enrollment started on Oct. 1.

Visit HealthCare.gov or call 772-646-6408 for TCCH’s en-rollment help hotline.

TCCH selected as Certified Application Counselor Organization

Suncoast Mental HealthCelebrates 15th Anniversary

Suncoast Mental Health Cen-ter is celebrating 15 years of providing quality behavioral and mental health services to children and families in In-dian River County.

The mission of Suncoast is to provide best-practice, research-based assessment, counseling and supportive services. These services in-clude therapy, case manage-ment, and psychiatric servic-es. Suncoast is now offering therapy and psychiatric ser-vices for adults.

Suncoast Mental Health Cen-ter is proud of its affiliation with the University of Flori-da Department of Psychiatry College of Medicine which allows Suncoast to utilize the clinical services of Dr. Daniel

Daniel Tucker, Associate Professor and Chief at the University, in Vero Beach. In addition, the Joint Com-mission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) has recognized and accredited Suncoast Mental Health Center for providing quality mental health ser-vices.

Suncoast has recently brought on Art Ciasca as its new CEO. Ciasca, a Vero Beach resident since 1986, most recently served as the Director of Development for SafeSpace, and has worked in management over 17 years in area mental health and psychiatric settings.

To better provide organiza-tional leadership and direc

tion, Suncoast recently ex-panded its Board of Directors from 5 to 11 board members. Five of the Board Members are Indian River County residents, including current Board Member Laura Mc-Gill of Indian River County Schools, and new members Cathy Lacroix, Frank Jencik, Dr. Srinivas Yerneni, and Je-rusha Stewart, Esq.

Suncoast will hold an infor-mational meeting for new volunteers and community members at the United Way of Indian River County Com-munity Room on Nov. 14 at 3 pm. For more information please contact Art Ciasca at 772-489-4726 ext. 2024, email aciasca@smhcinc.org. Suncoast’s website is www.suncoastmentalhealth.org.

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Halloween Activities Around The Treasure Coast

“Terror on Main Street”: GFWC Se-bastian River Junior Woman’s Club Annual Haunted House. 7:30 p.m. Oct. 18, 19, 24 through Nov. 1. 1036 Main St., Sebastian. $5. www.sebas-tianhauntedhouse.org.

Five Little Pumpkins: Singing, danc-ing and crafts for perschoolers with Halloween theme. 10 a.m. Oct. 26. Agnes Wahlstrom Youth Playhouse, 3280 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach. Age: 3-4. $10. Register: 772-234-8052; www.riversidetheatre.com.

*****Howl-O-Ween Pawrade: 2-5 p.m. Oct. 19. Pawrade at 4 p.m. Dogs For Life Off-Leash Dog Park, 1230 16th Ave., Vero Beach. Open to the public. Ex-hibitors contact 772-567-8969; www.dogsforlifevb.org

*****The Fort Pierce Branch Library an-nounces its ‘Friday Matinee’ program for October with a focus on spooky stories for Halloween. Held every Fri-day, the library presents a free film, starting at 2 p.m.

******A Spooky Speakeasy Saturday Oct. 26 2013 from 7pm to 11pm at Vero’s Heritage Center 2140 14th AVe Vero Beach FL. For Advance Tickets and Password please call 772.770.2263 $20 Members, $25 Non Members and $30 All at the Door Cash Bar, Refreshments, DJ, Raffles, Free Door Prize Drawings, and the Famous Red Carpet Stroll to benefit the Heritage Center and the Indian River Citrus Museum.

*****Halloween at Heathcote: Come in cos-tume — tricks, treats, games, food. 5:30-8:30 Oct. 26. Heathcote Botani-cal Gardens, 210 Savannah Road, Fort Pierce. $5. 772-464-4672

*****Ghost of Fort Pierce Past Walking Tour Wednesday, October 30, 20133 Different Tours beginning at 5:00 pm

Florida Hands & Voices - Treasure Coast Regional Chapter is hosting a trunk-or-treat event at the Fort Pierce Steak N’ Shake. Wear your costumes & bring a trick-or-treat bag. We will have trick or treating, games & face painting. Come and show your sup-port for our local deaf & hard of hear-ing youths!

*****Historic Downtown Melbourne will host its 21th Annual “Frightfully Good Time Trick or Treat Walk” on Satur-day, October 26, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.Parents with children from pre-school age through sixth grade are invited to bring their ‘little goblins’ and a trick or treat bag and visit participating busi-nesses for this popular family-friendly event. Look for shops with an orange “Treat Stop” sign in the window, and come early to avoid the crowd, as this event continues to grow in popularity with over 1,200 children expected to par-ticipate.Contact Melbourne Main Street at (321) 724-1741 FREE or 724-1743 for more information.

*****Fright Night Weekends Vero Beach: Haunted houses, movie, live perfor-mances, ghost stories, scavenger hunt; transportation included; tickets on sale Oct. 1. Stage Frights Premium Pass, ages 21+, $75, departs at 5 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. Oct. 19 from Vero Beach Theatre Guild Ticket: 772-562-8300; Also: Sleepy Hollow Premium Pass, ages 12+ (under 17 must be accompa-nied by adult), $50, departs at 6 p.m. or 6:30 p.m. Oct. 19, 26 from River-side Theatre; includes OBA Sunset Saturday Concert Oct. 26 only. Ticket: 772-231-6990. www.FrightNights-VeroBeach.com.

*****Halloween Story Time and Parade: 6:30 p.m. Oct. 22. North IRC Library, 1001 C.R. 512, Sebastian. 772-589-1355; www.irclibrary.org.

4th Annual Halloween Hustle 5K and Tot Trot on Saturday, October 27The course is on paved roads through scenic Pointe West neighborhoods. Strollers/Joggers welcome. T-shirts guaranteed to the first 100 pre-regis-tered. 5K participants (ages 10 and up) - T-shirts are adult sizes only.Awards at completion of all races including best Halloween get-up. Where: run location is 1999 Pointe West Dr. Vero Beach, FL 32966 When: 7:30 AM Cost: 5k / $20 per person in advance; $25 on race day. 1-Mile Fun Run (suggested 6 yrs and up) / $5.00 Tot Trot (5 and under) / FREE cheering FREE

*****Third Annual Ice Cream, You Scream Halloween Open House presented by Kilwins - Friday, October 26 through Sunday, October 28 from 10 am - 10 pm ! Wear your best costume to Kil-wins and have your photo taken to be entered to win an ice cream social for 6 on the patio! Prizes for Best Adult Costume, Best Child Costume and Best Pet Costume. Tastings and Door Prizes!

*****St. Paul’s Church at 4700 A1A will be offering a fun, safe place for trick or treating on October 31st at 5:00 pm. There will be a bounce house, refresh-ments, and plenty of treats. Cars and trucks will be decorated with Hallow-een, sports, exotic locations, and bibli-cal and animal themes. Children will go from car to car collecting candy while enjoying the decorations.

*****Sebastian United Methodist Churchwill be holding their Truck or Treat at 5:00 pm. Join us for hot dogs, trick-or-treating, A cookie walk and kid-friendly activities! Enjoy some sweet Halloween fun!

*****Trunks Treats and Treasure at the First Church of God in Vero Beach will be held at 5:30 - 8:30 pm. Open to par-ents and children of all ages. There will be food served. Games and can-dy will be offered too. Fall Festival on Sunday, October 27th at 5:30 pm. Games and activities for children through 5th grade. Wear your not-so-scary costume! Activities Include:• Inflatable Games - Giant Slide, Obstacle Course, Small and Large bounce houses and more. • Face Painting • Games: Football Toss, Corn Hole Toss, Bean Bag Toss, Milk Bottle Toss, Ring Toss, Coin Drop. PLUS lots of CANDY! Cash concessions will be available.*****“Trails of Terror”: Haunted house, exotic animals. 8-11 p.m. Oct 18, 19, 25, 26. Animal Adventures, 5001 S.W. Rucks Dairy Road, Okeechobee. $5-$10.

*****It›s that scary time of the year already! We are expecting well over 5,000 chil-dren and parents to visit the Mall on Thursday, October 31st, 5:00 - 8:00 PM. They will be trick-or-treating throughout the Mall and will be get-ting their pictures taken at our Spooky Lagoon.

*****Lakewood Park United Methodist Church also has a pumpkin patch. We are open M-Sat 9:30 am – 7:00 pm.

Sundays noon – 6:00 pm. *****

Scarecrows in the Garden on Satur-day, October 27 through Wednesday, October 31. Plan to stop by McKee Gardens for the 3rd annual showcase of “Scarecrows in the Garden.” The display will run during regular garden hours from Oct. 19 - 31. Hours of op-eration are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. The Garden is closed Mon-days. For more information, call 772-794-0601.

*****Haunted House on Saturday, October 27 - 6 pm at RCT’s annual ghoulish event with scares and surprises. This year’s theme is Whacky Carnival for the little ones and Psycho Circus for the more daring crowd.

*****Downtown Haunted House on Satur-day, October 27 through Wednesday, October 31. Here’s a cause for being scared! Proceeds from the Down-town Haunted House will benefit Vero Beach High School’s ROTC and Main Street Vero Beach. Open: October 18, 19 and 20. October 25-31.Weekends: 7:30pm – 11pm. Weekdays: 7:30pm – 9:30pm.Kiddie Matinee Oct. 27th and Hallow-een Day: 5:30pm -7:00pm.

*****Halloween Party/Magic Show on Fri-day, October 26. Halloween party and Magic Show with comic magician Jai-mie Porter in the Children’s Store. Where: VB Book Center Children’s Store - 7 pm 2145 Indian River Blvd. Vero Beach, FL 32960 When: 7:00 PM

*****Halloween with the Earthlings Band: 6:30 p.m. Oct. 24. IRC Main Library, 1600 21st St., Vero Beach. 772-770-5060; irclibrary.org.

*****Stuart Main Street and The Downtown Business Association of Stuart present Hobgoblins on Main Street, featuring the 15th Annual Hobgoblin Parade and FREE Family Funfest. The event takes place Saturday, October 26 from from 12pm-5pm on Osceola Street in Downtown Stuart. This year’s Hob-goblin Festival features a car show and all day Trunk-or-Treat, sailing hayride adventures on “The Lily” Schooner, live music, merchant trick or treating from 12:00-2:00pm, face painting, and wine, beer, & food vendors. Professor Pennygoode’s Mighty Flea Circus will be performing from 2:00pm-5:00pm, and the 15th Annual Hobgoblin Pa-rade hits the streets at 3:30pm. A Kids’ Costume Contest will take place at 4:00pm at the main stage.

*****On Sunday, Oct. 27, the popular BOO-tanical Halloween Celebration runs from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens. This event is for kids ages 12 years of age and under and their families. Costumes are encouraged to make the event even more fun. There will be games, crafts, music and more. The Cupcake Lady will be there to help participating pi-rates and princesses make tasty treats. And Zombie Cheerleaders will teach the ghouls and goblins a new Hal-loween dance in the Secret Garden. Admission to the Gardens and parking are free. A $1 donation will help out Gardens grow.

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Entertainment & Leisure

Aries - MAR 21 to APR 19 - Work and health issues could come into focus with things being stirred up in both areas.

Taurus - APR 20 to MAY 20Watch out for your dreams, too, as they could have some interest-ing guidance for you.

Gemini - MAY 21 to JUN 21Passionate opinions or fiery tem-pers could take their toll, or a friend might move away.

Cancer - JUN 22 to JUL 22Hold on to your hat this week be-cause a powerful influence could shake up career and job matters and cause change out of the blue.

Leo - JUL 23 to AUG 22There could be powerful desires operating in your energy field, es-pecially as Mars might encourage you to spend the cash. Slow down a bit.

Virgo - AUG 23 to SEP 22There could be powerful desires operating in your energy field, especially as Mars might encourage you to spend the cash. Slow down.

Libra - SEP 23 to OCT 23Mars powers into your spiritual zone this week and you may feel like going on retreat.

Scorpio - OCT 24 to NOV 22Get ready to rock as current influ-ences brighten up your social life. You may feel like being more proactive about making friends or joining a group or club..

Sagittarius - NOV 23 to DEC 21 - There’s a chance to get crack-ing in your career, which might encourage you to find the job of your dreams, get that promotion, or connect with key people in the hope of getting some advice.

Capricorn - DEC 22 to JAN 19 - Get ready for some adventures as Mars moves into your travel and exploration zone to encour-age you to explore new horizons by journeying to a new place or taking up a course of study.

Aquarius - JAN 20 to FEB 18Get a handle on joint financial matters. Mars encourages you to be proactive about sorting out debts or other money issues.

Pisces - FEB 19 to MAR 20Your love life and other relation-ships could get stirred up as Mars moves into Virgo. You might find that others seem more critical of you, so use this influence to clear the air.

In the stars...

The Pelican Diner - more than just foodJust like the television show, Cheers, everyone likes to have that one place to go where they feel welcome, appreciated and can enjoy their favorite food/drink.

If you live in the Sebastian area, then that place would be the Pelican Diner located at 13260 US Hwy 1, across from the Home Depot.

If you are not familiar with the Pelican Diner, you are missing out on a culinary experience that includes an array of homemade desserts, Friday Night dinners, break-fast and lunch lunch specials designed to whet your appe-tite for more.

Owner Greg Hepler knew from an early age that he wanted to cook and provide an extraordinary experience to his customers. Starting at age 17, Hepler honed his skills at venues such as Windsor, Orchid Island and Quail Valley. After that he did a short stint in food sales for Cheney Brothers but his dream was always to have his own business and cook.

So when the opportunity presented itself to open a venue in Sebastian, Hepler grabbed the opportunity and started building a loyal and devoted following of cus-tomers who are have made the Pelican Diner a part of

their normal routine.

This feel-good, family owned restaurant has morethan 150 menu choices, said owner Greg Hepler.

What appeals to many is the family atmosphere as both Hepler and the waitresses greet customers by name. Once you have been there once, you are greeted like a long lost friend.

Once you get to know the staff, you will meet Hep-ler’s mother who mans the cashier, his young daughter who will occasionally assist her grandmother on the cash register as well, continuing

the family feel of this estab-lishment.

It’s just not the family feel of this restaurant that sets it apart, it’s the food. He-pler has the culinary chops to offer customers dishes from comfort food to lemon crusted baked haddock over green onion rice topped with a dill butter sauce, French onion chopped Salisbury steak with gravy and mashed potatoes on Friday nights. His skills have earned him recognition in the local Top Chef contests but more im-portantly his skills have built him a loyal and grow-ing fan base of customers who come back for more.

Mark Your

CalendarThe Sebastian Clambake Fabulous Film Finds pres-ents “The Girl Can’t Help It,” a comedy directed by Frank Tashlin with Jayne Mansfield and Tom Ewell – on Thursday, November 7th at 3 pm.

A free movie followed by audience discussion is fea-tured the first Thursday of every month at Fabulous Film Finds – screening the bold, the arty, the neglected masterpiece. Library staff member Daniel Clark (MFA in Cinema, Columbia Univ.) chooses the film and leads the discussion.

The North Indian River County Library is located in Sebastian at 1001 Sebastian Boulevard (County Road 512) midway between US1 and I-95. Call (772)589-1355 for more information.

*****String Theory will perform eclectic acoustic music at the Library Coffee House Friday, November 1, 2013 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the North Indian River County Library in Sebastian. Come and enjoy a mix of Folk, Swing, and Oldies Rock music.

*****Know of any events that you would like to share with the community? Send them to TC Chronicle on our website at http://www.tcchronicle.com/submit

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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

Riverwatch Thrift Store5900 U.S. Hwy. 1, AGrant, FL

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!

Treasure Coast Thrift Directory

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Sudoku PuzzleJailbreak Brevard Adventure Race Coming On October 26The Jailbreak Brevard Ad-venture Race is located on the grounds of the Brevard County Jail Complex in Sharpes, Fl. This off the grid adventure race covers 3 miles and 12-15 muddy, wet, fun filled obstacles all while in hot pursuit by Bre-vard’s finest.

Be a rebel and break out on your own or run with your chain gang.

Watch out for the blood-hounds and SWAT team. You don’t want to get de-tained in the holding cell.

A NOTE FROM SHERIFF WAYNE IVEY:“I am excited to let every-one know that the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office is hosting the first annual JAILBREAK Adventure Race.

This race is similar in for-mat to other adventure races some of you have previously competed in, but is unlike any other ad-venture race you have ever seen! This course is the ul-timate challenge, designed to present you with the un-expected as you attempt to escape from Jail!”

Located on the back grounds of the Brevard County Jail, this race will challenge you both mentally and physically to see if you have hat it

takes as you and your fel-low competitors attempt to escape from Jail while being pursued by Brevard County’s SWAT Team, K-9 Unit and Mounted Posse.

If captured, there will be a minor time penalty causing your time to be extended to complete the race. This course is designed for both the serious competitor who wants to brag to their friends about their rigorous escape and for the novice who just wants to come out with their friends and have a great time while support-ing an amazing non-profit organization.

This unique race is a 3-mile outdoor course through the woods with 12-15 obstacles requiring strategy, skill and physical endurance while avoiding capture. You can compete as an individual or as a team with an award presented to the top Public Safety team and Private Business team. We encour-age everyone to compete and also to bring fellow es-capees (teammates) to par-ticipate in the competition.

The competition is open to everyone ages 12 and older (under 18 must have ac-companying adult) includ-ing other SWAT Teams, ROTC Units, Public Safety Teams, Athletic Teams, Business Teams, Civic Groups and anyone else

who wants to enjoy a great day.

The JAILBREAK will take place on October 26, 2013, and regardless if you are truly an exceptional escape artist, or just love to get outdoors for the occasional adventure, this event will be fun for the entire family. The event will include food vendors, kids games, and live performances by some of Brevard County’s local musical artists.

ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT UNITED WAY

If you think you have what it takes, please CLICK HERE or call Katrina Wil-son at 321-264-7755. By participating in this chal-lenge, you’ll unlock a true sense of accomplishment and have a great time while supporting the United Way.All proceeds will be do-nated to the United Way. Please plan to join us on October 26, for adventure, plenty of food, live mu-sic, kids games, and many more surprises.

Thank you for helping to support a great cause, and I look forward to seeing you and your teammates on Oc-tober 26, 2013, as you try to escape from our Jail!

For questions, contact Ka-trina Wilson at 321-264-7755

Enchanted Forest Sanctuary to host annual Forest Festival on Saturday, November 2The Brevard County Environ-mentally Endangered Lands Program and the Board of County Commissioners invite the public to the annual Forest Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, at the En-chanted Forest Sanctuary Man-agement and Education Center in Titusville.

Activities will include Florida wildlife and reptile presenta-tions. There will be live music, guided hikes on the trails, en-vironmental exhibitors’ booths, native plants for sale by the Florida Native Plant Society,

tours of the Butterfly Gardens, Artists with displays and paint-ing on site. There will also be a Kids Corner with crafts, chil-dren’s activities, face painting and more.

The Friends of the Enchanted Forest will be in the Library and Gift Shoppe with informa-tion and sale items. Food will be available for purchase. This is a fun event for all ages and free of charge.For further information on the Forest Festival, please call the Enchanted Forest Sanctuary at (321) 264-5185.

11th Annual Best Places To Work

As the economy begins to improve, employers are hir-ing again. For everyone in our community, it is benefi-cial to know who is hiring and who is considered one of the best places to work. That is exactly what Work-force Solutions did as they recognized eight compa-nies during the 11th Annual Indian River County “Best Place to Work” Awards.

0-50 employees

Brite Future Electric

Kmetz, Nuttall, Elwell, Graham, CPAs

Marine Bank & Trust

Spectrum Interior Design

Over 50 employees

Bridgevine, Inc.

CVS Distribution Center

Piper Aircraft, Inc.

VNA of the Treasure Coast

Workforce Solutions com-missioned Personnel Dy-namics Consulting of Fort Pierce to calculate turnover rates, growth percentages, employee development spending, promotion per-centages, insurance pack-ages, and retirement plans; a total of 37 different mea-surements to determine the Indian River County’s Best Places To Work.

Participating companies were required to answer a 40 question survey about their organization.

Every company received a detailed, personalized report documenting the results of the survey and samples of some of the best practices used in Indian River County to attract and retain their workforce.

If you would like to inquire about participating next year, please contact Work-force Solutions at (772) 494-2100.

Keep these tips in mind to make sure you and your pets enjoy the holiday season.

Pet Parenting Tips Around the Holidays(NewsUSA) - Pet par-enting can be as crazy as it is fun, especially around the holidays. Add the stress of hosting family and friends, and many pet parents end up ignoring Fido or Fluffy in favor of cooking a feast or wrapping last-minute gifts. So, how do you find balance be-tween preparing for the holidays and tending to your pet?

* Keep Plants and Goodies Out of Reach: Many traditional holi-day plants, like poinset-tias and mistletoe, can be harmful to your pet’s health, so be sure to keep these out of reach. Also, refrain from sharing spe-cific holiday treats with your tail-wagger, par-ticularly fruitcake and sugar-free goods, which contain dog-toxic ingre-dients.

* Decorate Wisely: Holi-day decor can be danger-ous for pets, so it’s im-

portant to take certain precautions when deco-rating. Place fresh trees in discreet corners, and keep lights, ornaments and tinsel off the lower branches. Deter your pet from electrical cords by spraying the cords with lemon peel or bitter or-ange tea.

* Mind Your Pet’s Man-ners: Heightened activ-ity at home can affect your pet’s behavior, so it’s important to prepare. Hosting small gather-ings prior to the holiday can help reinforce good manners. If you know your pet won’t hold back his excitement, set aside a safe room with a bed, water, toys and some treats where he can stay during your event.

* Get the Right Travel Gear: Crates are useful for all forms of travel, but if flying, be certain to use an airline-approved shipping crate. Take all health records with you.

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10 Battery Tweaks for iPhonesApple’s latest iPhones still don’t pack as much battery life as some of their nearest competitors. But by apply-ing a few system tweaks, you can improve your iPhone’s battery life con-siderably. Now that iOS 7 is out, there are even more ways to conserve your mo-bile’s power. Following are ten tips to increase the iOS 7 battery life.

1: One of the easiest ways to extend battery life is by dimming the screen brightness of the iDevice. Navigate to Settings>> Brightness & Wallpaper and drag the slider to left to manage the default bright-ness. Also, turning on the Auto-Brightness allows the screen to adjust its bright-ness depending on the lighting conditions. Go to Settings>> Brightness & Wallpaper and turn on the Auto-Brightness.

2: Turn off services such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 3G/4G when not in use to

to save energy.Settings>> Wi-Fi and from there set Wi-Fi to offSettings>> Bluetooth and mode the slider to turn it offSettings>> Cellular and set the Cellular Data to off.

3: Also, disable the push mail accounts when not in use. Head over to Set-tings>> Mail, Contacts, Calendars>> Fetch New Data and set Push to off. It should be noted that by doing so, the messages are sent to the respective push email accounts will now be received based on the glob-al Fetch settings rather than as they arrive.

4: Minimise the use of ap-plications that use location services such as Maps and use whenever required. Go to Settings>> Privacy>> Location Services to dis-able these services.

5: Try to fetch data manu-ally, since the battery drains out quickly if the email or is fetched more frequently.

6: Lock the iDevices when not in use. Press the Sleep/Wake button to lock the device. Besides, the Auto-Lock interval can be set by following this path; Set-tings>> General>> Auto-Lock and set the interval to a short period of time.

7: Turning on the Airplane Mode is likely to increase the battery life. Go to Set-tings and from there turn the Airplane Mode to on.

8: Movies, games and web browsing consume more power, therefore, limit the use of such battery-inten-sive apps.

9: It is advisable to go through at least one charge cycle per month, which is charging the battery to 100% and then completely running it down.

10: Always ensure that the device is running on the lat-est software from Apple.

6 Easy Income IdeasNeed some extra cash? Here are just a few easy ways you can make money from the comfort of home.

1. Sell your own arts and crafts projects. Thousands are putting their creative skills to use and selling their artwork or craft projects online. You can join communities such as etsy.com to set up a storefront and start selling your latest works today.

2. Make money writing articles online/. You can write ar-ticles and get paid upfront from content publishers such as Associated Content and Demand Studios.

3. Become a tutor. Home-based tutoring services are

looking for online tutors who have degrees or certificates in various subjects. If you have strong online communication skills and meet eligibility re-quirements, you can be a tutor for a K-12 student or college student who needs your help.

4. Sell gift baskets onlineYou can own and operate your own gift basket business with-out having to buy inventory with Web sites such as egift-baskets.com. Gift baskets are delivered throu

5. Become a virtual assistantIf you’ve ever been an admin-istrative assistant in the offline world, transfer your skills on-line and do common tasks for clients. Try virtualassistant.org to help you get started.

Store Manager - Always & Forever is a boutique that carries products like Brighton Collectibles, Pandora Jewelry and Vera Brad-ley. We are looking for a store manager for the St. Lucie West location. Job description includes: Hiring & overseeing staff, providing supe-rior customer service, ringing up sales, open-ing/closing of register, preparing deposits and other similar duties.

Requirements: Basic windows computer knowledge a must. Management experi-ence in a retail sales en-vironment

Apply in person: 1707 NW St. Lucie West Blvd #108, Port St. Lu-cie, FL 34986

*****Experienced Paint and Body Man Needed in Fort Pierce. Apply in person at AMERACAT BOATS, 3340 N US Hwy 1, Fort Pierce.

*****Capt Hiram’s Resort now hiring P/T experienced, well-groomed SandBar Cocktail Servers. FLEXI-BLE SCHEDULE ONLY.visit: www.hirams.com, download application, complete and fax to 772-589-1064

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Enterprise Consulting So-lutions (ECS) is an estab-lished nationwide compa-ny looking for individuals with medical record expe-rience. This is a temporary position where individuals will be engaged to scan medical records in provid-er offices for up to three months.

This is a project related position and applicants must be able to commit to the project for 4-12 weeks. Applicants must be avail-able to be scheduled Mon-day through Friday 8am to 5pm. Training and equip-ment will be provided.

Compensation is $15/hr with an opportunity to earn $25.00 weekly bo-nuses.

- Scan medical charts at various medical offices using company provided equipment.- Upload scanned medi-cal charts to our corporate data center using your high-speed internet con-nection.

- Must dress and act in a professional manner- Must be familiar with medical terminology- Must have excellent computer skills- Must have access to high speed wireless internet connection and printer- Must have strong com-munication & organiza-

tional skills- Must have the ability to lift 45lbs (our equip-ment case has wheels and a handle but must be lifted in and out of your vehicle)- Must have the ability to work independently- Must have reliable transportation

To apply for this posi-tion, please go to http://track.tmpservice.com/ApplyClick.

*****Wanted: Telephone cus-tomer service profes-sionals.

If you are articulate, ex-tremely well organized, personable, and confi-dent on the telephone, we may have a position for you.

This is a part time, sea-sonal position. Howev-er, full time opportuni-ties may be available for the right candidate(s).

Our company works closely with out-of-state schools, churches and civic organizations to provide them with fresh Florida fruit for resale in their community as a fundraiser.

There is no selling in-volved. New team mem-bers will be working with our existing client base, answering ques-

ions and processing or-ders.

Evening and weekend hours may be required.

For an initial inter-view, please email a re-sume and then call Jeff Knowles or Sam Grib-ble at (772) 492-0190 or (800) 468-3168.

*****Operations Management Waffle House / Central & Southeast FL Full Time Waffle House is currently seeking highly motivated and career oriented individuals to fill restaurant manager positions. $44,000 /yr.ht tp: / /www.brevard.cc.fl.us/community-re-sources/career-planning

*****Busy Bee’s Academy is looking for a baby room teacher that is reliable, enthusiastic and a team player. We are looking for someone who will be very loving towards the children. Hours can vary between 25 to 35 hours per week. Must have level 2 background check. Need to fill this position A.S.A.P. Call 772-584-3454 to set up interview.

For more job listings, please check our website and searchable job board at www.tcchronicle.com

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2013 Walk To Remember - Riverview Park