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ISSUE NO. 297
MARCH, 2015
SERVING PORT ST. JOHN & CANAVERAL GROVES
Call 321-633-7499 or e-mail to
[email protected].
The current and last issues are
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Relay For Life is Coming
Relay for Life, an organization of American Cancer
Society, has kicked off for
2014 and teams are already
raising money for the fight against cancer, a severe health challenge that does - or will - affect
all of us at some time in our lives. Many of us
have lost family or loved ones to cancer. Many
of our friends, family and neighbors are fighting
right now. It’s time we all worked to find a cure.
Port St. John Relay for Life will happen on
April 18, 2015, but the teams are raising money
now. If you have been approached by a team to
help, please do. If you would like to start a team
and need help or information, or if you would like
to join a team, call Randy Rodriguez at 863-7499.
You don’t have to spend the night, but it is a lot
of fun! And you get to meet a lot of great people.
The website for the Port St. John event is:
www.relayforlife.org. Use 32927 for location.
Or: www.facebook.com/#!/pages/PSJ-Relayfor-Life-201. Or call Randy Rodriguez at 321863-7499.
Eat Pizza to Save Lives
Don’t feel like driving? Domino’s Pizza will
be hosting Relay Night every Monday from
now through April. Call them at
321-632-6781 and let them know
you’re calling for Relay for Life.
The great crew there will take
care of the rest. Oh yeah, and
make you a great pizza. Or two. Or three! Don’t
forget some wings and pasta.
The cures, the healing drugs, the transportation to doctors and treatment all start with someone raising money to help. To fight! Thank you.
Thank you for supporting Relay for Life and
American Cancer Society.
Summer Jobs
Brevard County Parks & Recreation Department, North Area Parks Operations, is seeking
Camp Counselors, Supervisors, Lifeguards and
leaders for summer programs.
Interested individuals should contact AUE
Staffing, Inc. by phone at (321)622-8306.
Port St. John
Easter Egg Hunts
& Free Movie At Fay Park
6315 Depot Road, Port St. John, FL
There will be Easter egg hunts for children
Ages 12 and under. The first egg hunt will start
at 6 p.m. for ages 5 and under, followed by a
flashlight Easter egg hunt at 8:30 p.m. (dark)
for ages 6-12 years. Don’t
forget your camera and
basket for the egg hunt!
Immediately following the Easter egg hunts,
the movie Big Hero 6
will be shown in the park.
Refreshments available to
purchase provided by Port
St. John Little League.
Patrons, please feel free to bring lawn chairs,
blankets and snacks to enjoy during the movie!
Call Dan Cook at the Port St. John Community
Center for further information at (321) 633-1904.
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PSJ Community Center Schedule - March, 2015
The center is open Mondays–Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Fridays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Schedule is subject to change. For latest information or to register, call 633-1904.
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Canine Event & Craft Show
March 7, 2015, Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Fay Lake Wilderness Park (Dog Park)
Zumba (Adult Class), 6-7 p.m.
Bring your canine friends to the “Canine
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&
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Cub
Pack
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Den
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6-7:30
p.m.
Wilderness Run.” The fee is $2 per participatSeniors at Lunch, 10 am - 1 pm
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7–8
p.m.
ing canine. All owners of participating canines
Mondays
must provide current vaccination records. Canine
Thursdays
Seniors Billiards, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
lovers will have the opportunity to let their pet’s
Seniors Wii Bowling, 12-2 p.m.
Outside Basketball, 1-8 p.m.
skills and instincts run wild in a Dog Lure Course.
Outside Basketball, 1-8 p.m.
Teen Billiards, 4-8 p.m.
Interested vendors are invited to purchased a
Teen Billiards, 4-8 p.m.
Zumba (Adult Class), 6-7 p.m.
table
at a cost of $25 plus tax. Space is limited.
Lil’
Sports
–
Pre-school
Program
5:30
–
6:30
p.m.
Girls Scout Troop 471, 5:30 - 7 p.m.
This event is sponsored by North Area Parks
2nd & 16th - Cub Pack 704 Den 4, 6-7:30 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 236, 5:30-7 p.m.
Operations, the SPCA and other county agencies.
9th & 23rd Daisy Girl Scouts Troop 552 6-7:30 Fridays
Please call Dan Cook or Myra Rose at (321) 633Outside Basketball, 1-8 p.m.
Tuesdays
1904 to reserve a table or for more information.
Teen Billiards, 4-7 p.m.
Seniors Billiards, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Lil Sports Athletic Program - For pre-schoolers
Outside Basketball, 1-8 p.m.
Zumba Classes - Zumba tones the body
ages 2 ½ - 5 years old. This program focuses on by integrating basic principles of movements
Teen Billiards, 4-8 p.m.
the fundamentals of Basketball, Football, Tee- and resistance training. Dancers and long-time
Zumba (Adult Class), 6-7 p.m.
ball, and Soccer and encourages sportsmanship, exercisers thoroughly enjoy the healthy, fun,
Wednesdays
fitness, cheering, team play and sharing. Classes party-like environment. For ages 12 years to
Seniors Billiards 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
will be held on Thursdays 5:30-6:30 p.m. The adults. Classes will be held Mondays, Tuesdays
Outside Basketball, 1-8 p.m.
fee is $30 per month. Classes are limited to 15. and Wednesdays, 6-7 p.m. $5 class.
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There was a February 10, 2015 story on
the website www.naturalgasintel.com titled,
“Proposed Plant Would Export Containerized
LNG from Port Canaveral, FL.” The story states
“American LNG, the prospective builder of the
$250 million LNG production facility, seeks
DOE approval to ship up to 30.2 Bcf annually,
or 600,000 metric tons of LNG over a 20-year
period to unspecified FTA countries. Domestic
gas supplies would be liquefied at the proposed
plant in Titusville, FL, which is being developed.
LNG ultimately would be delivered to customers
via truck or rail for transportation and other domestic uses and/or shipped in tanks via container
ships to deliver outside the United States.”
Reading it made me wonder if it was talking
about the same LNG facility, but later in the article it stated the plant was west of U.S. Highway
1 and north of Kings Highway. Then I remembered there is a compression ratio from natural
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is representing TICO Development Partners LLC
on the LNG facility, to try to gain a layperson’s
explanation. He explained the following:
“The maximum size that was approved by the
city is up to 1 million gallons per day, however it
could be built smaller depending on the market.
Rail cars can hold up to 30,000 gallons or ISO
containers up to 10,000 gallons. Depending on
where the fuel is shipped, it could go by rail or
truck.”
I also found on www.prometheusenergy.
com/_pdf/LNGQuickFactsDatasheet that one
gallon of LNG is equal to 82.6 cubic feet of
natural gas, so if the facility will be processing 1
million gallons of LNG, that is 82.6 million cubic
feet of natural gas per day, which does add up to
30.2 billion cubic feet per year.
Given those numbers, the new LNG facility will have the ability to process 33 rail cars
(30,000 gallon) or 100 ISO containers (10,000
gallon) per day, or 12,045 rail cars (30,000
gallon) or 36,500 ISO semi-tanker containers
(10,000 gallon) per year. What goes out has to
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come in, so if it’s just moved by semi-tanker,
that is 8 semi-trucks coming in and leaving every
hour per day, every day for the 365 days in the
year. You can load 2 semi-tankers on a railcar,
so instead of shipping by truck, they could add
another 20 railcars per day. If moved just by the
30,000 gallon railcars, and assuming a railcar
will average 55 feet long, a train over a quarter
mile long (1,815 feet) will be leaving every day
with semi-tankers on the rail car.
I’m assuming half will be by truck and half
by railcar, and if so, 17 railcars a day and 4
semi-tankers entering and leaving per hour. If
they can store 5 million gallons on the property
at any one time, and still assuming half by rail
and half by semi-tanker, that would be 82 tanker
railcars and 250 semi-tankers on site of LNG. It
had never been brought to me by quantities of
ISO containers before when talking “1 million
gallons of LNG per day.”
I know there is a lot of planning to take place
including plan layouts, safety and emergency
procedures, local, state and federal reviews,
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construction, so look for updates on all information as I receive it.
I had questions concerning whether someone
living in Port St. John should expect their home
insurance to go up due to living close to an LNG
plant and the effect on property values. I have
asked a couple of the best insurance agents, who
said it should have no impact on our insurance
rates. Your rates have more to do with your use
of your property (residential or commercial) as
opposed to living near any commercial facility.
As far property values, we already live between two power plants and an airport, which I’m
sure already has some effect. However, the number of foreclosures in the area and what adjacent
properties are selling for in your neighborhood
has more affect than a facility that will probably
be out of sight from most residents.
I’m still more positive concerning this project
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Yellowstone oil spill sending over 50 thousand
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U.S. The only recent accident in the U.S. was in
Washington with tanks holding 1.2 billion cubic
feet, which is 375 times the largest tank they will
be filling at our TICO site. We have to move away
from oil and LNG is a lot less polluting and safer
than continuing to use oil.
I also want to thank my husband for helping
with the math.
References: http://www.naturalgasintel.com/
articles/101325-proposed-plant-would-exportcontainerized-lng-from-port-canaveral-fl
w w w. p r o m e t h e u s e n e r g y. c o m / _ p d f /
LNGQuickFactsDatasheet
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More Info Concerning LNG Property
TICO Development Partners, LLC, an affiliate
of privately held Florida East Coast Industries
(FECI), also has other interests on their property.
They have a large property just on the north side
of the power plant. Canaveral Port Authority has
entered into an agreement with TICO Development Partners, LLC for a long term lease on
an approximate 250,000 square foot logistics
building that TICO Development will build on
the property between the railroad and US 1 just
north of the old OUC power plant. According to
TICO Development, that logistics building has
nothing to do with the LNG facility.
Turning in Old Prescription Drugs
I heard you could drop off old prescription
drugs at any time to the Sheriff’s Office. I went
to the Barbara Pill Station on State Road 405.
When I got inside, they told me they would have
to pull a Deputy off the road to complete a report,
but was advised if I took them to the Titusville
Police Station at the corner of State Road 405 and
Grissom Blvd. they had a container bin that you
just drop the drugs in. I asked them why the difference and didn’t get answer. I then went to the
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Titusville Police Station and straight across from
the entrance door there was a container with a lid
with a sign above it indicating the drug drop-off
point. I asked why a Deputy had to be called in
to make a report at the Barbara Pill BCSO Station (which didn’t surprise me) and they don’t. I
received no answer.
Subsequently, as I felt uncomfortable, I called
the Sheriff’s office, which stated the report was
the Sheriff’s policy as they cannot take certain
substances (especially liquid), and to document
exactly what drugs had been received. I’m sure
it is to ensure traceability of any drugs.
All are good reasons and I feel the Sheriff’s
Office is taking the right action. I think Titusville
PD needs to rethink their safety, as I could have
dropped off most anything. If the receptionist
was asked to get information, anyone could
probably pull out any drugs that had been put in
the container.
Brevard County Building Report
January was an excellent month for building
in Brevard County. Single family home permits
building activity not only went up from the previous month (December had 52 single family home
permits), but January had over three times more
single family home permits issues since 2008
when the numbers started being recorded on the
numbers reported in their monthly report. The
average number from 2008 through 2015 is just
under 43, and the highest number (besides this
year) was in 2013 with 48.
Overall construction values were surprisingly
high for January, especially when you compare
January to previous months. Besides a fluke
April in 2009 that had the construction value
over $14 million, January’s construction value
of $58,999,588 was the highest of any month
since 2006. Definitely good news and if it keeps
up, at least some in the county should celebrate.
As this goes up, it usually means an increase in
home values throughout the area.
State Congress Against Citizen’s Initiatives
What do our State Representatives and Senators have against Florida’s citizens when we
exercise our right to amend the state constitution?
According to a 02/11/2015 Miami Herald article
by Paula Dockery, titled, “Stop stonewalling
citizen initiatives,” there seems to be a lot, as
our state legislature seems to hate it if we try to
amend the constitution instead of them.
The article stated the different ways to amend
our state Constitution: 1) the Legislature, with a
three-fifths vote of both chambers. We then vote
on it, with enough numbers (60% now) for the
Constitution to be amended. 2) A Citizens’ Initiative, where enough signatures need to be gathered
geographically across the state, then requiring the
ballot language and title to be reviewed by the
Florida Supreme Court. Then we need vote on it
with the same 60% margin to make pass it. 3) A
Constitution Revision Commission. 4) A Taxation and Budget Review Commission every 20
years, and 5) the rare Constitutional Convention.
The Legislature has never liked Citizen’s
Initiatives, and besides making it so hard to get
through, they also made a constitutional amendment in 2014 requiring 60 % of the voters to pass
amendments. Surprisingly that vote only received
58% of the vote, but 60% wasn’t required then,
so it passed.
Looking back at the Florida’s Citizen’s Initiatives, our legislature has continued to ignore us.
The following are what happened according to
the article, and seems to be fairly accurate:
▪ Lottery: The Legislature played a shell
game of using lottery funds to replace rather
than supplement basic education funding. The
amendment supporters intended the funds to be
used for education enhancements.
▪ High-speed rail: The Legislature dragged
its feet on implementation for four years, giving
Gov. Jeb Bush time to get the issue back on the
ballot for repeal.
▪ Class size: When attempts to place the item
back on the ballot for repeal failed, the Legislature got creative with the timing of the counts and
the flexibility of counting within the school and
then the district rather than the actual classroom.
Rolling the class-size reduction funding into the
per-pupil spending made it difficult to determine
what was spent on class-size versus instruction.
“Fair district” amendments for legislative and
congressional redistricting were pretty much
ignored as the ongoing lawsuits are pointing out.
Why do we keep electing representatives
who keep ignoring the citizens? Seems our representatives could care less what we think. They
may be putting on a show to make us think they
care, but….then as they are currently with land
conservation, the Legislature is already talking of
taking funding from other conservation projects
and forcing it all under Amendment 1 to starve
documentation stamps from accomplishing what
the ballot was intended to achieve.
Although Amendment 1 passed by 75% of
the vote, and stated 33 percent of documentarystamp revenue would be for new water and land
conservation, we now have our Representatives
and Senators scheming to make the documentary
stamp revenue cover all current projects, so no
little finds funds will be available for new water
and conservation. Why should they care when
they have gotten away with it so many times in
the past?
As the article states: “The Legislature seems
to fast-track initiatives that special-interest
groups got on the ballot on their behalf as well
as those legislatively initiated, such as parental
notification, tax exemptions and higher education governance. And remarkably they seem to
be implemented as intended.”
What has happened to our government by the
people, for the people?
What happens when our rights of Ballot Initiatives are ignored time after time, even with a
75% mandate from the people? This is not a party
concern. I don’t care what affiliation. This is a
matter of honor; to implement what the people
have worked so hard and spent a huge amount
of money to place on the ballot, and have won
through the polls. Even if the initiative is something you personally didn’t agree with, it should
be outrageous that the will of the people doesn’t
matter to the Legislature.
Why in the world do we keep voting the
same State Representatives and Senators back
into office?
Reference:
http://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/
article9756992.html
Cheerio,
Maureen
End of Thunder Over the
Indian River?
No one has stepped up
for Thunder Over the Indian
River, the Port St. John fireworks show. The event will
not happen unless a new
group or person sponsors the
event. We’ve had 15 years
with Thunder Over the Indian River. Our children who watched the Community Blast shows
now bring their own children out to see the fireworks. If you or someone you know would like
to carry the event forward, please contact Tia
Winning Musicians
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Congratulations to the piano students of Jen- more information. Dragonworks, the fireworks
nnavon Brown, Port St. John, who received su- contractor, is still available.
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February. Those students were Selena Cartagena,
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Support Project Graduation
Class of 2015
We have many fundraisers this March to have
our own kind of MARCH MADNESS! The first
Drive 4 UR School event sponsored by Ron Norris Ford, will be March 14th. Come out and test
drive a new Ford and Ford makes a donation to
Project Graduation! That will be right here in PSJ
on Fay and Stillwater. While waiting for the test
drive, please shop the vendors who will be out
for the event.
Upcoming fundraiser events:
March 4 – Scoops Old Fashion Ice Cream Day
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March 11 – Pizza Hut Wing Wednesday - please
mention Project Grad when ordering.
March 14 – Car Wash at First Baptist Church.
March 14 - Drive and Shop for Project Graduation at Community Alliance Church.
March 15 – On sale now – commemorative
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March 15 – Panda Express - please mention
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March 15 – Golf Ball Drop* - chance to win
$1,000. Tickets 1 for $20 or $2 for 35.
If you are not familiar with Project Graduation:
Sadly, each year there are reports from around
the nation about graduating seniors who lose
their lives while celebrating after graduation.
Project Graduation is a proactive measure by
parents and the community working together in
order to keep our class of 2015 seniors safe on
graduation night.
Space Coast High School Graduation – May
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Party at Port St. Java
Port St. Java will be hosting our First Birthday
Celebration on Saturday, April 4, 2015 7am 5pm, at Port St. Java Cafe in Fay Plaza, 4795 Fay
Blvd., #13. Join us as we celebrate our first full
year in business with free samples, entertainment,
games and prizes, and MUCH more!
If you haven’t experienced our wide variety of
coffees and flavors, or enjoyed the comfort of a
warm pastry and hot coffee, it’s time you spoiled
yourself. Come see us!
Parks & Recreation Meeting
The North Brevard Commission on Parks and
Recreation will hold its next monthly meeting
on Thursday, March 12, 2015, at 5:00 p.m. The
meeting will be held in the Brevard Room at 518
South Palm Avenue in Titusville. The public is
invited to attend. For questions call Terry Lane
at (321) 264-5105.
Monthly Tax Update
Did you know that IRS can help if you have
missing W-2’s? Usually, you will receive your
W-2’s by the end of January. This is the form that
shows your income and taxes withheld from your
wages so you can file an accurate tax return. If
you haven’t received your form by mid-February,
here’s what you should do: Contact your employer. Ask your employer (or former employer)
for a copy and be sure they have your correct
address. If after Feb. 23 and your employer
fails to provide you with a copy, then call the
IRS at 800-829-1040. Upon your request, the
IRS will send a letter to your employer on your
behalf. Provide IRS with your name, address,
Social Security number and phone number; your
employer’s name, address and phone number;
the dates you worked for the employer; and an
estimate of your wages and federal income tax
withheld in 2014. You may be able to use your
final pay stub for these amounts.
If acquiring the W-2 has been unsuccessful,
then you will use Form 4852, Substitute for Form
W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, and estimate
your wages and taxes withheld. However, you
may not be able to electronically file the return,
so a mailed paper return would be required, and
expect IRS will need more time to process your
return to verify your information.
Next, I want to discuss Capital Gains and
Losses. When you sell a capital asset, the sale
results in a capital gain or loss. A capital asset
includes most property you own for personal use
or own as an investment. Here are a few facts that
you should know about capital gains and losses.
Capital Assets: Capital assets include property
such as your home or car, as well as investment
property, such as stocks and bonds.
Gains and Losses: A capital gain or loss is the
difference between your basis and the amount
you get when you sell an asset. Your basis is
usually what you paid for the asset.
Deductible Losses: You can deduct capital
losses on the sale of investment property. You
cannot deduct losses on the sale of property that
you hold for personal use.
Long and Short Term: Capital gains and losses
are either long-term or short-term, depending on
how long you held the property. If you held the
property for more than one year, your gain or loss
is long-term. If you held it one year or less, the
gain or loss is short-term.
Net Capital Gain: If your long-term gains are
more than your long-term losses, the difference
between the two is a net long-term capital gain.
If your net long-term capital gain is more than
your net short-term capital loss, you have a net
capital gain.
Tax Rate: The capital gains tax rate usually
depends on your income. The maximum net
capital gain tax rate is 20 percent. However, for
most taxpayers a zero or 15 percent rate will apply. A 25 or 28 percent tax rate can also apply to
certain types of net capital gains.
Limit on Losses: If your capital losses are
more than your capital gains, you can deduct the
difference as a loss on your tax return. This loss
is limited to $3,000 per year, or $1,500 if you are
married and file a separate return.
Carryover Losses: If your total net capital loss
is more than the limit you can deduct, you can
carry over the losses you are not able to deduct to
next year’s tax return. You will treat those losses
as if they happened in that next year. The forms
used for reporting your capital gains and losses
are on Schedule D and Form 8949.
This is a very brief overview. It is your responsibility to discuss any tax and financial changes
with your professional advisor so he can assist
you in evaluating your situation. For details and
specific assistance in applying the general information in this article, call us at your earliest
convenience or contact your tax advisor.
Provided by Tracey C. Higginbotham, E.A.,
(321) 632-5726, a member of the National Society of Accountants.
Congratulations to:
Alexander Delida turns a big 9 on the 2nd.
Patina Rutenber is more lovely on the 3rd.
Mason Kremer turns 6 on the 3rd.
Shawn Townsend turns 17 on the 4th.
Kari Grinstead remains beautiful on the 5th
Sam Brown has a party day on the 5th.
Doug Vick turns cooler on the 6th.
Isaac Kois turns 25 on the 6th.
Mandy Pannullo turns 22 on the 8th.
Aiden Firth turns 5 on the 8th.
David Rausch turns wiser on the 8th.
Paris Ragan rocks the town on the 9th.
Jason Rockhill turns LOTS on the 9th.
Brett Messer turns 19 on the 10th.
Patty Benoff turns crazier on the 10th.
Timothy Rausch turns 33 on the 12th.
Carol Kremer turns prettier on the 14th.
Rhonda Rockhill turns cuter on the 15th.
Paige Burris parties down on the 17th.
Tonya Dees turns cuter on the 18th.
Lucas Erickson turns 17 on the 18th.
Amaya Rockhill turns 9 on the 18th.
Brent Bray turns 26 on the 21st.
Cheryl Rausch turns 58 on the 23rd.
Alexys Sladyk turns 14 on the 24th.
Carter Niehoff turns 4 on the 27th.
Jim Carnell turns faster on the 29th.
Norm & Sue Blum celebrate their 32nd Anniversary on the 4th.
Jim & Sandy Messer celebrate on the 22nd.
Lisa & Cary Troxel celebrate the day Cary
robbed the cradle on the 26th. Rock on!
Dave and Valerie Hannen celebrate their 30th
wedding anniversary on March 30th.
We have lots of room for more good news.
Fax your inputs to 633-4313 or
email to [email protected].
Scholarship Application
Jess Parrish Medical Foundation (JPMF) is
now accepting scholarship applications from
high school seniors who plan to pursue a career
in a medical or healthcare field related to human
health. Scholarship amounts range from $500 to
$1,500. Recipients will be announced in May.
Scholarships will be awarded to graduating
high school seniors who reside in the Parrish
Medical Center service area (SR 528 north to
the Brevard/Volusia county line - all of Port St.
John and most of the Groves). Students must
have a 3.0 grade point average or greater, based
on a 4.0 scale. Students who have been awarded
a JPMF scholarship in previous years may reapply, provided they are continuing in a medical/
healthcare field related to human health and have
maintained at least a 3.0 grade point average.
High school students who attend Astronaut
HS, Space Coast HS and Titusville HS may obtain an application from the Guidance Office at
their school. Others may obtain an application
by calling JPMF at 321-269-4066 or by visiting
parrishmedfoundation.com/scholarships. The
deadline for applications is Friday, March 13th.
Post 359 - American
Legion Riders presents
efforts toward the $12,000 goal. Proceeds will
benefit the Brevard Alzheimer’s Foundation and
Bike Days at the Tiki the Women’s Center North Guild.
March 7, 2015, 1 p.m. until ???
Tickets to the event are $35 per person and
On The Grill: OUR FAMOUS include lunch. Sponsorship opportunities are
hamburgers & fixins - $6.00.
available. For sponsorship, tickets and event inBand begins at 1 p.m. Berna & The Bern-outs formation, contact Lily Renzetti at 321-267-7750
6 Bottle Beer Buckets, $11.00. 50/50.
or Katherine Musick at 321-383-5313.
Information: Jerry or Brenda 616-634-1212
ATTENTION CURRENT AND
Proceeds from these events benefit Veterans
FUTURE SCHS STUDENTS, 6th
and Veteran's Families.
7260 S. US Hwy. 1 Bellwood (just north of GRADE THROUGH 11th GRADE!!
Port St John), 321-268-1632.
Space Coast Jr/Sr High School would love to
have you try out to be a Viper cheer“Pretty Woman” Fashion Show leader! We are building our squads
The Pilot Club of Titusville will host a fashion for the 2015 - 2016 seasons soon.
show on Saturday, March 21, 2015, from 11:30
Here are the details:
am to 2:00 pm at La Cita Country Club in TitusMandatory Parent Meeting:
ville. This year’s theme is “Pretty Woman Goes March 11, 2015 at 6 pm in the SCHS cafeteria.
to New York City.” Beautiful fashions and ac- A parent MUST attend to be eligible to try out.
cessories will be provided by Cherique’s Closet,
Cheer Clinic: April 13 - 16, 4 - 6:30pm in the
Macy’s and Blue Jasmine Boutique.
SCHS cafeteria.
Jonda Erwin, president, and Lily Renzetti,
Tryouts: April 17th in the SCHS gym.
event chair, of Pilot Club of Titusville, along with
Call SCHS with any questions 638-0750 ext.
the entire club members have begun fundraising 2809. We hope to see you there!
we are excited to
now offer a salad bar
Make it a meal with a
bowl of soup or add it
on to any meal!! Come
check it out!!
4365 Grissom Pkwy.,
Canaveral Groves
321-638-4130
Who’s Got the Luck of the Irish?
Join us March 17th as we
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!
Wash Down your
Corn Beef & Cabbage
with an
Ice Cold Green Beer!
Breakfast Served Saturday & Sunday
Don’t Forget To “Checked In” on Facebook and Show
your Server to Receive 10% off your Bill!
Lunch and dinner Tuesday - Sunday
Check out more details on Facebook or www.jabbersofcocoa.com
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Alcoholics Anonymous meets in PSJ on Sundays at 5 p.m. and Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at
4797 Curtis Boulevard (St. Patrick’s Church).
Nar-Anon: Support group for those affected by
someone else’s addiction. Meetings are Mondays, 7:00 - 8:00 pm at 1st United Methodist
Church, 825 Forrest Ave., Cocoa www.naranonfl.org.
Women’s Step Study on Mondays, 10 am, at
St. Patrick’s Church, 4797 Curtis Blvd. Call
Jean at 321-637-1392 for information.
Parents Network meets every Wednesday
from 10 - 11:30 am at Sunrise Lutheran Church
at 4775 Fay Blvd. Call Carol at 633-6312 (evenings) for more info.
3-3 Compassionate Friends Support Group
meets the first Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m.
in Cocoa Beach at the Lutheran Church of the
Resurrection, 525 Minuteman Cswy west of
A1A, Fellowship Hall. Call 610-7875 for info.
3-3 West Canaveral Groves Home Owners normally meets on the 1st Tuesday of each
month at the Agricultural Center, 3695 Lake
Dr., Cocoa, 7 pm. Please come out and join us.
3-4 American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 359,
General Membership Meeting on the 1st
Wednesday of each month, 7 pm at the Post
Home, 7260 S. US 1, just north of PSJ. Call
President Valorie Helmer at 321-693-6578.
3-8 Multiple Sclerosis Self-Help Group meets
on the 2nd Sunday each month (except Mother’s
Day & November), 2 PM, at the Cocoa Library.
Contact Kevin Kelly at 636-0235 for info.
3-10 IAAP Admin assistants, secretaries and
other admin support meet on 2nd Tuesday each
Oasis Spa
Valentine’s Special
718 West Ave. * Port St. John
321-877-1601
Walk In or Call to schedule an
appointment! MM32878
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$90
Pay $100, Receive Couples Massage
2 People, Same Time
$125 Gift Card
Expires 3/31/2015
These 2 offers can be combined!
No cash value. Coupon not valid on prior purchases.
month, Marriot Courtyard, Cocoa Beach, 5:30.
3-11 ‘Remembering Through Sharing’ - a
support group for families that have experienced a pregnancy loss, stillbirth or loss of an
infant. Meetings are 7 pm - 8:30 pm on the 2nd
Wednesday of each month at Cape Canaveral
Medical Plaza, Cape Canaveral Hospital. Call
April or Jamie at 321-799-7151 for more info.
3-12 Canaveral Groves Homeowners, Inc.
meets on the 2nd Thursday each month. The
Board of Directors meets at 7:00, regular meeting at 7:30 PM at the Fellowship Room of Discovery Christian Church, 3925 Grissom Pkwy.
3-13 Brevard Women’s Connection meets at
Rockledge Country Club from 11 am until 1
pm on the second Friday of each month. The
program includes a buffet luncheon, special
feature plus an inspirational speaker. For information, call Mary at 636-4713 or e-mail her at
[email protected].
It’s not just a Good Bye~
3-8 International Women’s Day!
3-8 Daylight Savings Time Begins
638-1373
3-16 Moonport Modelers RC Club meets at 7
pm, 3rd Monday of each month at the N. Brevard Library, 2121 S Hopkins Ave., Titusville.
For further information call Ron Roberts at 2680150 or e-mail him at [email protected].
3-17 St. Patrick’s Day!
3-18 American Legion Post 359 meets at the
Post Home at 7260 S. US 1 in Bellwood, (2
miles north of PSJ), 6:00 PM. All Legionnaires
and new members are welcome. The Post meets
on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. Please
contact the Post at 268-1632 for assistance with
your membership or information.
3-20 PSJ Business Connections Luncheon,
sponsored by the Titusville Chamber of Commerce, meets on the 3rd Friday of the month at
12:00, PSJ Library on Carole Ave. Call Dennis
Watkins at 267-3036.
3-27 Moonlight Quilters Guild meets at the
North Brevard Library in Titusville, 2121 Hopkins Ave. Meet and greet & refreshments at
6:15, meeting at 6:30 usually followed by a program or guest speaker. Call 321-567-5424 for
more information.
3-28 - Easter Egg Hunts, Fay Park
3-29 Palm Sunday
It’s a Good Buy
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See the “Family
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Important
Phone Numbers
County Commissioner - 264-6750
Sheriff: Non-Emergency - 633-7162
Fire Station 26 (Port St. John) - 633-2056
Emergency Operations Center - 637-6670
Waste Management - 636-6894
Roadway Maintenance - 264-5084
SCAT Bus Information - 633-1878
Port St. John Library 633-1867
PSJ Community Center - 633-1904
Florida Power & Light - 723-7795
City of Cocoa Water Dept. - 433-8400
Parrish Medical Center
Port St. John - 636-9393
Titusville - 268-6111
Atlantis Elementary School - 633-6143
Challenger 7 Elementary - 636-5801
Enterprise Elementary School - 633-3434
Fairglen Elementary School - 631-1993
Campus Charter School - 633-8234
Space Coast Jr/Sr High School - 638-0750
Sexual Offender Registry www3.fdle.state.fl.us/sexual_predators/
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
Bristow Academy Inc., a division of Bristow Group, announced it will award an annual
scholarship in honor of Chief Executive Officer
Emeritus William (“Bill”) E. Chiles for his contribution to creating a safer global helicopter
transport community.
The scholarship award covers full tuition at
Bristow Academy for a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) CFI helicopter rating to any
graduate of the Bristow Academy Professional
Pilot Program, valued at $8,500. The CFI scholarship includes eight weeks of academic instruction
and up to 17.5 flight hours.
“Bristow Academy wants to help realize the
dreams of those aspiring to be helicopter pilots,”
said Todd Smith, director of Bristow Academy.
“We are inspired by Bill’s vision to create a
Target Zero culture of safety at all levels of the
rotorcraft industry and are grateful that his leadership of safety will forever resonate through
the halls, hangars, terminals, briefing rooms and
cockpits of Bristow.”
Interested applicants must currently hold a
FAA commercial pilot’s license and apply by
June 1, 2015. Scholarship applications are available at www.bristowgroup.com/about-bristow/
jobs/scholarships/. The Bristow Scholarship
Selection Committee will review all applications
and select this year’s awardee based on skill, financial need and ability to operate at the highest
level of Target Zero safety. The winner will be
announced July 1, 2015, on the website, and is required to complete their training and receive their
rating within one year. For additional information
about the scholarship, contact Nick Mayhew,
general manager, Titusville Campus at Bristow
Academy at [email protected].
Vendors Sought for Brevard
Botanical Garden Spring Plant Sale
Do you create beautiful garden sculpture…or
perhaps you have other landscaping items you
would like garden enthusiasts to discover? You
can help the Brevard Botanical Garden (BBG)
and show your “garden-y” items by becoming a
vendor at the annual Spring Plant Sale, 9 a.m. to
2 p.m., Saturday, April 11.
The sale will be held at the greenhouse on the
Extension Brevard County campus, 3695 Lake
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Drive in Cocoa. This unique fundraiser gives
participants the opportunity to help the BBG
by purchasing plants grown by Master Gardeners. Since there will be hourly talks and many
opportunities to connect with plant enthusiasts,
vendors should expect a number of visitors. A
silent auction with 12 themed baskets is planned.
Food vendors also are welcome.
There are a limited number of spaces available, so vendors are encouraged to contact
Vendor Coordinator Joyce Forino as soon as possible at (321) 433-0952 or via email at forino@
bellsouth.net.
The BBG was formed in May, 2010 as a 501
(c)(3) by University of Florida/IFAS Extension
Brevard agents, garden enthusiasts and environmentally concerned citizens who want to
improve the quality of life in Brevard County
by opening a research-based botanical garden
for demonstrations, collections and displays. Its
mission is to promote an increased appreciation
of the environment. All donations support planting, research and upkeep of the garden.
To find out more about the garden, visit www.
brevardbotanicalgarden.org.
& Pressure Washing
We repair and install water heaters, garbage disposals,
faucets, and more. Count on us to provide you with superior
customer service.
Taylor Plumbing Services Inc. offers:
- Water heaters
- Garbage disposals
- Toilet replacements
- Shower valves
- Sinks and Faucets
- Sewer line stoppages and repairs
- Water line repair and replacement
- Water repiping – homes and mobile home
Lic. CAC1814911
John Sabo has served the North
Brevard Area for 20 years
321-631-6424
321-693-8907
http://taylorplumbingservices.com/
Randy Rodriguez
321-631-2128
Cell: 863-7499
The Voice of
Happenings!
If you’re waiting for the market to turn, it happened
in 2012. Don’t wait for mortgages to go back up, too!
4660
Nicole
Ave
965 Tope St.
3 BR / 2 Bath $119,900
308 Churchill Dr., Cocoa
3 BR $49,900
Beautiful custom brick home by one of
Great opportunity to purchase this property
PSJ’s finest builders, upgraded by proud own- as an investment home or your first home.
ers, on 2 lots. Make this home your first stop!
Open floor plan. Large kitchen. Florida Room
(photos don’t do justice; flash and sunlight collided). Two lots allow for RV, Boat, work vehicles or just lots of fun! Tile floors in Kitchen,
Dining Rm and Living Rm. Wood floors in
bedrooms. Energy efficient dual pane windows
in front. Long lasting Architectural shingles
on roof. Real Brick over 2x6 frame for great
insulation and strength. This home is built to
last and stay beautiful!
5400 Sandra Dr., Titusville $114,900
4 BR / 2 Bath
2511 Auburn St., Cocoa $119,900
Lovely remodeled pool home has fresh paint,
granite countertops on maple cabinets, wood
floors in LR and Breakfast Nook, tile in kitchen
and baths. In-ground pool, screened porch
and comfort. Close to college and shopping.
Roof and carpets done in ‘14, kitchen in ‘12,
AC in ‘08.
Perfect for a young family and 2 blocks from
an A rated elementary school, this 4 bedroom
pool home has recently been updated with a
complete kitchen make-over, all new laminate
and tile floors & all new bathrooms. All the
bedroom windows have been replaced. The 4th
bedroom could also be used as a game/family
room. A detached portable 16 x 16 workshop
has a storage room on the second floor with its
own A/C unit. The large in ground pool with a
brick paver patio in the fenced back yard will
be a hit with your family. Make this your home
today!!
4 BR
2 Bath
$139,900
NO ASSOCIATION FEES! Beautiful 2,356
sq. foot 1-owner home on fenced 1 acre lot.
Built for style and comfort, Family Room
has wet bar, fireplace, vaulted ceiling. Large
open kitchen has stainless appliances, pantry.
Master suite hs corner garden tub. Floors are
carpet and wood laminate. Outside is fully
fenced, 32 x 12 screened porch, 2 sheds and
a pole barn, RV hookup in back. Zoned for
horses. Washer & dryer in laundry room.
We Have Buildable
Vacant Lots in Port St. John!
791 Lindsay Ave. - $21,000. Partially cleared
and ready for a home!
.24 acre lot on Grissom Parkway. Oversize
front easement and sidewalk. Easy access, lots
of trees, city water. $13,000.
4020 Monterey -$18,000. End of a cul-de-sac.
639-3333
6811 N. US Hwy 1 ~ PSJ
KIDS EAT FREE!
Kids Pizza or Kids Spaghetti
Ages 12 and under. Must be accompanied by adult.
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Entire Check
on your next delivery order.
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~ Dine-In Specials ~
HALF PRICE
2 for $20
Buy One Dinner
Dine In Only
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PSJ Location Only
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Coupon or Discount.
Must Present Coupon
(at Regular Price)
Get the 2nd Entree
(of equal or lesser value)
At Half Price
10% OFF
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2 Calzones
of Your Choice.
15% OFF
When you buy 2 Dinner
Entrees at Regular Price.
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Minimum for Delivery $10.00
Not Valid With Any Other Offer,
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Small Cheese Pizza
When You Buy 2 Calzones
at Regular Price
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Small Pepperoni Pizza
When You Buy 2 Large
Pizzas at Regular Price
Large One Topping Pizza
and a Medium Greek
Salad
$17.99 +Tax
Parent’s Night Out
Parent’s Night Out events will be offered in
the weeks ahead at multiple locations in North
Brevard parks for children ages 5-12. Cost: For
first child, $12; additional children in the same
household, $10. Pre-registration is required 7
days prior to event. Space is limited.
Events scheduled:
Walter Butler Community Center, 4201 N.
Cocoa Blvd (US Hwy 1), Sharpes, will offer
Parent’s Night Out on the fourth Friday of each
month, from 6 – 11 p.m. Dates include March
27, April 24 and May 22. There will be games,
arts and crafts, and pizza. Please call (321) 4334448 for more information and to reserve space
for your child(ren).
Port Saint John Community Center, 6650
Corto Road, Port Saint John, will offer Parents
Night Out from 6-11 p.m. on March 20. There
will be games, arts and crafts, and pizza. Please
call (321) 633-1904 for more information and to
reserve space for your child(ren).
Parents Night Out is sponsored by Brevard
County Parks & Recreation’s North Area Parks
Operations.
December Dances for the
North Brevard Senior Center
Martin Anderson
Senior Center Dances
North Brevard Senior Center, 909 Lane Ave.,
Martin Andersen Senior Center, 1025 S.
Titusville. 321-268-2333.
Florida Ave., Rockledge, will host a Dance
Beginners Monthly Line
on Saturday, March 14. Doors open at 7 p.m.
Dance, Jan. 3rd, 7-10 PM. Join the
and dancing begins at 7:30 p.m., ends at
fun, only $5.
10:30 p.m. Music will be provided by Janice
Community Dance at the North
and Rene. The cost is $6; $5 for members.
Brevard Senior Center, Saturday,
Martin Andersen Senior Center will host a
February 21st, 7:00 - 10:00 pm. BYOB, soda Singles/Couples Dance on Saturday, March 28.
and snacks available. Tickets, $6/$7.
Doors open at 7 p.m. and dancing begins at 7:30
Call 321-268-2333 for more information.
p.m., ends at 10:30 p.m. Music will be provided
by Steve Kirsner. The cost is $6; $5 for members.
Senior Center Activities
Call Martin Andersen Senior Center at 321-631Bingo every Thursday, 10 am. Come join 7556 for more information.
the only morning Bingo in town. Cost is $8 for
Wanted: Tennis Instructor
16 games, $1 special games paying $40-$100.
Brevard County Parks & Recreation DepartCoffee and snacks are provided.
Karaoke every Thursday, 6-9 PM. The fee ment, North Area Parks Operations, is seeking a
is only $2. Join the fun at North Brevard Senior USTA, USPTA- certified instructor or equivalent
Center, 909 Lane Ave., Titusville! Call the Center to teach tennis lessons at Singleton Courts, 665
North Singleton Ave., in Titusville.
at 321-268-2333 for more information.
Interested individuals should contact Mike
I’ve reached the age where Happy Herman by email at mike.herman@brevardparks.
Hour is a nap.
com or by phone at (321)264-5105.
ST. PATRICK CATHEDRAL
"An Anglican Church in the Catholic Tradition"
4797 Curtis Blvd., Port St. John, FL. 32927
The Anglican Church in America is a jurisdiction of the ancient church---that part of Christ's
church known as the CONTINUING ANGLICAN
CHURCH and is not to be confused with the ANGLICAN COMMUNION or EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
As a name and as an organization, the Anglican
Church in America is a member of the faith delivered by JESUS CHRIST to His Apostles and it truly
stands in the Apostolic Succession. What does this
mean? That all Bishops Priests & Deacons trace
their lineage back to the Apostles, their witness,
and their work as given them by JESUS CHRIST. It
means that the ANGLICAN CHURCH in America
represents no new faith, but is a continuation of the
ancient and well defined faith once delivered unto
the Saints. (JUDE 1:3). It is a Sacramental Church
utilizing the outward and visible signs as a pledge
and assurance of the inward and spiritual grace
given by God through the sacraments. These are the
same gifts which the Apostles and the early church
have passed down to us as a means of eternal life
and to strengthen, comfort, and bring us closer to
God and each other as members of the BODY OF
CHRIST. The Sacraments we are referring to are
BAPTISM-HOLY COMMUNION-CONFIRMATION-RECONCILIATION-ANOINTING OF THE
SICK-HOLY ORDERS-MATRIMONY. We hold
the sacred Scriptures as the rule of Faith with the
Nicene, Apostle's, and Athanasius creeds being the
summary of all the articles of Christian belief. The
ACA which is the governing authority has always
believed and taught as essential doctrine, what can
be proven by Scripture and what was held and taught
by the Church in its original and undivided state.
The ACA has no novel or original doctrine of its
own. It holds fast to that which was delivered unto
the Apostles. It is the unwavering continuity in Religious Faith which has been the mark of the true faith
throughout the centuries. In times when novelty and
wavering have swept away many, the ACA stands
firmly rooted in the ancient traditions of the ONE,
HOLY, CATHOLIC, and APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
The source and summit of the worship of the
ACA is found in the HOLY SACRIFICE of the
Mass as celebrated in the 1928 prayer book of Common Prayer and the ANGLICAN MISSAL. These
historic worship books aid in all daily and Sunday
prayer and worship. It is not of worldly display of
pomp and pageantry, but the giving to God to the
best we can as He requires of us. The mission of the
church is two fold: to be the presence of Christ in
the world, and to draw others to Him, inviting them
to share the benefits of His fellowship and the work
of the church, and the nurturing and building up of
the souls with Christ in their lives. The liturgical
practice is one of which was celebrated at one time
in the Roman Catholic Church with the Priest facing the Crucifix and the reception of the true BODY
& BLOOD OF CHRIST at the altar railing. If you
have any confusion as to what the Anglican Catholic
Church is about, you may stop in and speak to our
very informed clergy which are BISHOP JOHN
VAUGHAN and FATHER MARK SEIGEL.
Our service days and times are listed in the
happenings and our clergy can give you whatever
answers you seek. Please join us for mass and speak
to our clergy. We hope to see you soon!
BISHOP JOHN VAUGHAN
BISHOP ORDINARY
321-208-2324
FR. MARK SEIGEL
DEAN
407-492-0661
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Healthy Day at the Ball Park
The Doctors’ Goodwill Foundation
will present a “Healthy Day at the Ball
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Hand Paraffin Treatments
Beginning at 9 a.m., The Dwight E.
Jones
Medical Terminology Spelling Bee is open
You are invited to join us and support the Ribbon
to all students from 5-12 grades. It is free and
Cutting Event to benefit the
students can register and find the study guide at
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America
www.SpaceCoastDaily.com.
on March 27th, 2015, 4-7 PM
Lectures on health topics will be given by
Ribbon Cutting to take Place @ 5:30 PM
area
medical leaders from 1 – 4 p.m., and conFREE beer, wine, food and FUN! 50/50 Raffle,
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corn hole tournament, silent auction and more.
4:30 – 8:30 p.m. to those physicians, nurses and
Enter corn-hole tournament
pharmacists who need educational credits to
for a chance to win $$$.
maintain their license.
FREE Hand Paraffin Treatments at the time of event.
Special Event pricing for future hair services.
A Health Fair begins at 1 p.m. Located on
the concourse, families can browse through the
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with fireworks.
For more information, go to www.
doctorsfoundation.org or call 321-7356492. Vendor Space is still available.
The Doctors’ Goodwill Foundation
is a 501(c) (3) charitable organization
in the United States. The Foundation consists of more than 300 area physicians
and health care professionals whose goal is to
promote health-related education, research and
participates in local and international charitable medical missions. For more information,
visit www.doctorsfoundation.org or call 321735-6492.
Republican Club Meeting
Space Coast Republican Club meets at the
Red Lobster on Merritt Island the last Wednesday of the month at 11:00 a.m. Lunch can be
ordered from the menu. Guest speaker at 11:30
with brief club meeting. Contact Sue Kunze,
321-735-4420 or email [email protected]. for
additional information.
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Port St. John Public Library
January Calendar of Events
(321) 633-1867
Mon., Tues., Fri., 9 am - 5 pm; Wed., 12 – 8 pm;
Thurs., 10 am – 6 pm; Sat., 10 am – 2 pm
Family Music Class: Mondays, 9:30-10:15 am.
$5.00 per child. Pre-register at 259-5669.
Yarning for a Cause: Mondays, 11am-1pm.
Master Gardener’s Garden Clinic: Mondays,
2:00-4:00 pm. Our master gardener will answer
your plant questions. Bring samples.
SHINE - Serving Health Insurance Needs of
Elders: Tuesdays, Noon-3:00. Counselors assist
with Medicare and Medicaid questions. Call for
an appointment time, 321-222-7981.
Senior Games: Tuesdays, 11:00-3:00 pm. Card
games, Rummikub, Dominoes, etc. Bring your favorite game, lunch or a snack.
STIR - Story Time for Independent Readers:
Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. Kindergarten and up. Preregistration required.
Story Time: Fridays, 10:30. All ages welcome.
Yarn Club: Fridays, 2:00-4:00 pm. Knit, crochet
and needle arts. Sit, talk and create. All ages and
abilities welcome. Want to learn? We can help!
Over-Eaters Anonymous: Saturdays, 9:30-10:30.
Meetings and Events:
Mar. 2, 3-4 pm
Homeschoolers Lego Club
Mar. 7, 11-1 pm
Delta Sigma
Mar. 9, 5:30 pm
PSJ Library Advisory Board
Mar. 11, 5:00 pm
PSJ Special District Board
Mar. 14, 10:00-Noon Port St. John Pokémon Club
Mar. 18, 1-3:00 pm Bookworms Book
Discussion Group – Letters from Skye
by Jessica Brockmole.
Mar. 18, 6-7:30 pm Cub Scout Pack 704
Mar. 18, 6-7:45 pm Sunrise Village
Mar. 20, 11:45-1:15 Titusville Chamber of
Commerce Business Connections Luncheon
Mar. 25, 5:30 pm
Friends of the PSJ Library
Mar. 28, 10-Noon
Port St. John Pokémon Club
Pre-release tournament
Upcoming April 4, 10:00 am to noon,
Children’s Egg Hunt
Craft and refreshments.
Tickets available in the library, March 23rd.
Hosted by the Friends of the Library.
Advanced tickets can be purchased for a
discounted
price, 2 for $30. Save $10 if you
March is Florida Women's History Month,
and in celebration we will have a month long purchase tickets before March 6th. Entry for
exhibit of women’s vintage clothing and ac- this event includes $100 in chips, a silent auccessories that will be displayed throughout the tion and entertainment. The hors d’oeuvres and
house. This year’s exhibit will highlight, “The two cash bars will be provided by The Christian
Little Black Dress, etc.” The exhibit includes Culinarian, LLC. For more information, contact
clothing and accessories dating from 1884 - the Chamber of Commerce at (321) 459-2200.
1960s; mourning dresses, hats & veils, nightgowns & undergarments, gloves, purses, hats
& accessories, children's clothing and a 1920s
wedding dress ensemble.
Along with the exhibit, tour docents will discuss changing trends in clothing styles & how
they were made, hairstyles, grooming, traditions
and social graces that took place during this
fascinating period in women’s history.
Exhibit Tours are Tuesday through Saturday
by appointment for $15 per person. For addi- 1st United Methodist Church of PSJ
tional information and tour reservations, please
1165 Fay Blvd., Port St John
call our dedicated line at 321-607-0203.
INVITES Everyone to a five (5) week
Mardi Gras Casino Night
Lenten study on Time & how we use it!
The Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of
Every Wednesday at 7pm thru March 25.
Commerce will host their 6th Annual Mardi
Each Wednesday at 5:30 pm for $5 Bucks
Gras Casino Night on Friday, March 13th from as a fundraiser. The Boy Scouts are providing
6 p.m. to 9 p.m. It will be held at Lexus of Mel- dinner. So come on out, eat, relax, help out the
bourne, 6927 Bromley Ave., Viera. The event is scouts; then learn how you can eke out more
sponsored by The Avenue Viera.
Time in your day!
Vintage Clothing Exhibit
Seussical Celebration
4-H Market Poultry Project
Brevard County Central Area Parks and
Recreation in conjunction with Brevard County
Libraries will host “A Seussical Celebration,”
an event featuring stories, performances, games
and activities based on the creations of Dr. Seuss.
The Cat in the Hat will be available for photo opportunities. A Seussical Celebration will be held
from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 7, at
McLarty Park, 790 Barton Blvd., in Rockledge.
Following the activities, the movie, “Horton
Hears a Who!” will be shown on an outdoor
movie screen at 6:30 p.m. This is a free event.
Patrons are encouraged to bring blankets and
chairs. For more information about this event,
please contact Shawn Turner at Shawn.Turner@
brevardparks.com or call the Central Area Parks
Office at (321) 633-1874.
Calling all Brevard youth: Join 4-H and be a part
of this year’s 2015 Market Poultry Project!
This program teaches youth from ages 5 through
18 the real-world skills associated with animal husbandry, fiscal management and marketing. Youth
learn how to care for a trio of chickens (intended
for egg production only), and then sell them at the
Brevard County Fair auction. The project begins in
April and runs through October. Participants must
pre-register by March 16.
If youth cannot house chickens on their property,
UF/IFAS Extension Brevard County has a cooperative poultry coop available for use at our Cocoa
Office, and there is also space at the Wickham Park
Equestrian Arena. To register or for information,
contact Vanessa Spero-Swingle, our 4-H Extension
Agent at 633-1702, ext 231 or [email protected].
Central FL Accordion Club
The Brevard Chapter of the Central Florida
Accordion Club (CFAC) presents a musical
program the last Sunday of every month.
Accordions and other instruments are played
by musicians with various music styles. The
event is open to the public. Admission is free.
The show is on Sunday, March 29, 2:005:00 p.m., at the Elks Lodge #1532, 315
Florida Ave., Cocoa.
CFAC is a Not-for-Profit Florida Corporation, and is tax exempt under Section 501c4
of the Federal Tax Code.
The club is dedicated to promoting the
visibility and value of the accordion as a
multi-cultural musical instrument in Central
Florida. For more information, contact Rod
Hall, 866-455-2322.
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A monthly Church Bulletin Board for the community.
Attend a Church of Your Choice!
Anchor Baptist Church
1545 N. Cocoa Blvd., Cocoa, FL 32922
Dr. Donald M. Davis - Pastor 321-433-2033
Sunday Morning Worship 10 am (nursery provided)
Sunday Evening Worship 6:30 pm (nursery provided)
Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study 7 PM.
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
5135 N. Cocoa Blvd., Cocoa, FL 32927, 632-6333
www.blessedsacramentcocoa.org
Saturday Mass, 4:30 pm.
Sunday Masses at 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM
Reconciliation at 3:30 PM on Saturdays
BINGO Thursdays (except holidays) - Early Bird
starts at 5:15 pm, regular Bingo starts at 6:30 pm.
Brevard Zen Center
1261 Range Road, Cocoa, Fl
Buddist Sunday Service 9:00am
Meditation in the Zendo 7:00pm
Calvary Baptist Church, 636-8056
1 1/2 miles south of 528 overpass, east side of US 1
Pastor Jay Frazier www.calvarybaptistincocoa.org
Sunday School, 9 a.m. Children’s Service - 10 a.m.
Sunday Morning Service - 10 a.m. (nursery provided)
Sunday Eve. Service - 6 pm, Wed. Evening - 7 pm
Calvary Chapel Space Coast, 321-745-1585
Pastor Shane Robinson, 4725 Fay Blvd.
www.calvarychapelspacecoast.org
Teaching the Bible line by line
Sundays at 9:30 am, Wednesdays at 7 pm
www.calvarychapelspacecoast.org
Christian Church at PSJ, 4645 Fay Blvd.,
Pastor Larry Sparrow, ccatpsj.org
ccatpsj.org -- email: [email protected]
Sunday - Bible Study 8:30 a.m. Worship at 9:30 a.m.
Wednesdays - Youth Group, 7:00 p.m.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
3000 South Street, Titusville
Two wards meet in this meetinghouse:
Titusville Ward Sacrament Meeting, 9:30 PM
Cocoa Ward Sacrament Meeting, 1:00 PM
Coastal Community Church 639-7346
5795 Falcon Blvd., PSJ
Services on Sunday, 9 & 10:45 am.
Relevant and practical for your everyday life!
Web site at www.coastalcommunity.net.
Cocoa Presbyterian Church, 636-9602
1404 Dixon Blvd., Cocoa, [email protected]
Sunday: Church school 9:15 pm/Worship 10:30 am
Nurseries and Children’s church
Cocoa 7th Day Adventist Church & School
State & County Certified Voluntary Pre-K
Tolerance of other faiths imparts to us a truer understanding of our own.
1500 Cox Rd, Cocoa, Pastor Tom Baker
Church 632-0640 Sch 636-2551; www.cocoasda.org
Saturday Sabbath School classes all ages, 9:45 am.
Worship at 11:30 am.
Wednesday Bible Study, 7:00 pm.
Community Alliance Church
639-1717 4855 Fay Blvd.
Sunday School (all ages), 9:30 am
Sunday Worship 10:45 am and 6:00 pm.
Wednesday Youth, 7 pm.
Covenant Life Fellowship (321) 639-7734
Non-Denominational - Pastor Jamie McIlwain
3770 Curtis Blvd., PSJ.
Sunday Service 10:30am
Discovery Christian Church (321) 636-0316
3925 Grissom Parkway, Canaveral Groves
Phillip Smith - Preaching Minister
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Classes for all ages.
Worship Service: 11:00 a.m.
First Assembly of God(321) 632-5228
3757 N. US Hwy. 1 Pastor Les Ray
Sunday School, 9:30 am, Worship 10:30 and 6:30 pm
Wednesday, 7 pm, Bible Study: Rainbows (3-4),
Royal Rangers (boys 5-12), Missionettes (girls 5-12).
Wednesday, 7 pm, Youth Group Fellowship.
First Baptist Church of Port St. John
Pastor Andrew Carrington, (321)636-5455
3900 Fay Blvd., www.firstbaptistpsj.com
Sun. school 9:15; Worship & Kid’s Church 10:30 am.
Adult Bible Study, 7 p.m. Wednesday
Wednesday: TeamKids & YouthAftershock, 6-8 pm.
Thrift Store Hours: M,T,Th,F, 10 - 4. W&Sat, 10 - 2
Food Pantry Hours: M & W, 10 am - 1 pm
First Baptist Church of Cocoa (321)636-2868
750 Brevard Ave. in Historic Cocoa Village
Worship 11 am & 6 pm, Sunday School 9:30 am
Wednesday Service/Youth Prayer & Share, 6:30 pm
http://baptist1.com/church/fl/cocoafbc
First Free Will Baptist Church
Pastor Darrell “D” Miller, 795-4780.
5311 Barna Ave. Titusville 269-4033, 268-1705
Sunday School 9:00 am, Morning Worship 10:00 am
Sunday Evening Service 6:00 pm, Wednesday Night
Prayer & Praise 7:00 pm
First United Methodist Church, Rev. Steve Hart
(321)631-0183 at 1165 Fay Blvd.
Sunday Worship - 8:30, 10:55, Sunday School - 9:45
Wonderful Wednesday Worship, at 7 pm
Senior (High) Youth & Jr. (High) Youth at 3 pm, Sun.
Kingdom Kids, K - 5, meet at 3 pm. Sunday
Frontenac Baptist Church (321)636-1369
5500 N. US Hwy 1
Reverend Lambert Mills
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship - 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday Evening Services, 6:00 pm
Glory of God Anglican Church (321)632-6812
3735 N. Indian River Dr., Reverend Paul W. Young
Sunday, Eucharist (Rite 1) at 8 am, (Rite 2) at 10:15
Children’s Church, 10 am
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
2073 Garden St., Titusville, 321-267-4323
Pastor Bruce Alberts; titusvillelutherans.org
Traditional Worship, 8:30 am; Contemporary, 11:00
FREE Children’s Mentoring & Tutoring, Thu, 6-8 pm
HOPE United Church of Christ, 636-0250
2555 Fiske Blvd., Pastor Clarice Mitchell
Sunday School, 9 a.m. Children’s Service - 10 a.m.
Sunday Morning Service - 10 a.m. (w/nursery)
Fourth Sunday Iona Service, 6 p.m.
http://www.hopeucc.com
Ma’gen David Messianic Synagogue
Rabbi Jem Golden (321) 213-2259
3815 N. US1, Suite 123 in Cocoa Commercial Ctr.
Erev Shabbat Service - Friday, 6:30 pm
Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church ELCA
Pastor Tom Unrath, (321) 636-0777
400 Lucerne Dr. Cocoa
Sunday Worship Service 10:00 AM
Bible Study- Wed. 6:00 PM
Ministerio Un Nuevo Comienzo
(A New Beginning Ministry)
2010 North Cocoa Blvd., Cocoa
Miercoles (Wednesday); 7pm
Domingo (Sunday); 7pm
New Life Christian Fellowship 269-7578
Pastor Larry Linkous www.findnewlife.com
Interdenominational Multi-Cultural Ministry for
Entire Family 6755 S. Washington Ave.
Sunday - 8:30 & 10:30, Wedn. & Sat. - 7 pm
Catalyst Youth Church - Wed., 7 pm
Nursery & Children’s Church available all services
Northwest Baptist Church, 1720 Cox Rd. 638-0890
www.nwbcofcocoa.org
Sunday School for all ages, 9:00 am
Classic/Modern Worship Service, 10:30 a.m.
Sunday evening, 6 p.m.; Wed. Nights, 7 p.m.
Pentecostals of Cocoa, 636-6560
1901 Michigan Ave., Cocoa
Sunday Worship at 10AM
Sunday School at 10:30 AM
Sunday evening Evangelistic Service, 6 pm
Redeemer Presbyterian Church 264-0035
Meeting at 5005 Barna Ave., Titusville
Coffee Corner - Sundays at 9:30 am
Worship Celebration - Sundays at 10 am
Christian Education - Sundays, 11:15 am
www.myredeemer.cc
Sovereign Grace, Tim Merwin, Sr. Pastor
6750 South U.S. 1 (3 miles north of Fay Blvd.)
Sunday Celebration at 10 am
www.sgcfla.org [email protected] 268-8004
Glorifying God by celebrating grace and enjoying
His purpose
St. Patrick’s Anglican Catholic Church, 632-7634
4797 Curtis Blvd. Bishop John Vaughan, Rector
Mass Sunday at 8, 10 & 5:30 and Friday noon Mass
Wednesday Mass, 6:30 pm, then Pot Luck Supper
Alcoholics Anonymous, Sunday, 5 pm; Tuesdays,
7:30 pm
Narcotics Anonymous, Mondays, 8 - 10 pm.
St. Gabriel’s Episcopal Church, 321-267-2545
414 Pine St., Titusville
www.stgabs.org
The Rev. Rob Goodridge, Rector
Sat. 5:30; Sun. 7:30 & 10:00; Wed. 7:30 Youth Rock
Sun Valley Christian Church 264-1337
4825 S. Barna Ave., Titusville, Minister Reggie Reed
Sunday School at 9 am, Worship at 10 am & 6 pm
Youth Group, Sunday at 6 pm
Ladies Group each Tuesday and Thursday
Surfside Community Fellowship, 607-2111
thesurfsidefellowship.com
Pastor Dr. Erick Brookins
Meeting at the Port St. John Community Center,
Services at 9:00 & 10:30 am.
Titusville Church of Seventh-day Adventist
Pastor Tom Baker. ALL are welcomed.
5005 Barna Ave. 267-8893.
Saturday Worship, 11 am. Sabbath School, 9:00 am.
Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer, 7 pm.
Trinity Lutheran Church & School - LCMS
1330 S. Fiske Blvd., Rockledge, 636-5431
Michael Hageman, Pastor
Worship: 10:30 am
Trinity Lutheran Church-LCMC
Pastor David Trexler | Dial-A-Story, 607-6742
3671 S. Hopkins Ave., Titusville, FL 32780
Sunday Worship Service 9:30am
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cocoa
1261 Range Road, Cocoa. www.uucocoa.org
Sunday Service 11:00am
Unity of Merritt Island, 321-452-2625
4725 N. Courtenay Pkwy, Merritt Island
Reverend Rose Whitham
Practical Christianity. Sunday Services at 10 am
www.unitymerrittisland.org. We are on Facebook.
Victory Baptist Church, Pastor Raymond Hall
632-6148 at 242 Capron Road.
www.victorythroughjesus.org
Sunday Bible Study at 9:30 am.
Sunday Worship Service at 10:30 am and 6 pm.
Children’s clubs and teen groups
Prayer Service, Wednesday, 6:45 pm.
Victory Baptist Church of Titusville
Pastor Tracy Covel, 321.264.0665
Services at Indian River Civic Ctr, 4220 S. Hopkins
Sunday School 9 am, Sunday Morning 10 am
Sunday Evening 6 pm, Wednesday 7 pm
www.victorybaptistchurchintitusville.org
Victory Worship Center, 431-7964
Pastors Jeff & Nancy Kleinman
Meeting Sundays, 10AM
Wednesday Mid-Week Manna & Prayer, 7-8 PM
Community Center, 4201 US Hwy 1, Cocoa
Parent's Night Out
Parent’s Night Out is always
held the last Saturday of every
month!
AGES: Infant - 6th grade
SPONSOR: First United Methodist Church
WHERE: 1165 Fay Blvd., PSJ - Fellowship Hall
and Nursery
WHEN: February 28, 2015, 6:00 -9:00 pm
Contact the Church Office at 631-0183 for
more information. Please visit the church’s
Facebook page @ https://www.facebook.com/
fumcpsj
St. Patrick’s Day Dinner Dance
The Dance will be held on March 14, 2015.
Tickets are $15.00 per person, children 12 and
under are free.
The event starts at 6 PM. No better entertainment anywhere. Corned Beef & Cabbage---After
First Serving---All you Can Eat----Dessert- Coffee-tea provided. Dinner is at 6:15 PM. BYOB
- Setups provided.
Call 321-208-2356 for tickets. Reserved
tables. Space is limited to 120 people. Call Deacon Frank if you have any questions.
St. Patrick’s Anglican Catholic Church
4797 Curtis Blvd., Port St. John
First Friday Rosary
First Friday Rosary will be held on March
6th at 6 pm. Coffee and cake will follow in the
Church Hall. All faiths are welcome to attend.
Remember the Rosary is valid in all churches
that venerate it! If there are any youth interested
in the Rosary we would love to see you!
Call 321-208-2356 for information.
St. Patrick’s Anglican Catholic Church
4797 Curtis Blvd., Port St. John
Rose’s Room
Scammers are still among us even here in PSJ where family rules and
we feel safe.
My husband received a call recently on our home phone from someone
claiming to be our grandson, he said he had been arrested for DUI and needed
bail money. Our grandson has a pretty recognizable voice and a bit of a speech
problem, but since my husband is a little hard of hearing he could not swear
the voice belonged to our grandson so he was skeptical.
Normally my husband knows exactly what to do when a child or grandchild presents a problem…(Hand me the phone and remember something
terribly important he left undone in the garage.) Since he was on his own
and not absolutely sure he was speaking to our grandson he asked for more
information –where were you arrested? When? What was the officer’s name?
Are you in jail now? The person said he would have his lawyer call my husband back and got off the phone. Within 5 minutes a lady with a thick foreign
accent called back and said she was from a United Nations organization that
helps people get out of jail. She told my husband he could just send her the
money and she would help our grandson get out of jail without having to
use a Bail Bondsman. My husband asked for more information but could
not understand what she was saying so he asked if there was a website he
could go to and she said yes then hung up.
The caller ID just showed a number 1 and nothing else. I called the jail
where he was supposedly arrested and all they could tell me was he was not
in jail right now, I went online to the public records and there was no arrest
record or mug shot. We were finally able to get in touch with our grandson
the next morning and he said he had not been arrested and everything was
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fine. (He added that he loves me dearly but should he ever get arrested
for DUI he would beg them to keep him in jail until he was absolutely
sure I was safely in my home…500 miles away. Smart man…)
I called the sheriff department where he was supposedly arrested to
make a complaint and was stair-stepped to four different people who
listened to my story then gave me another number to call; the last one
said I should call the sheriff department in my own county, which I did.
What bothers me is the person or people who did this knew we have a
grandson we call RJ although his name is Roger Thomas and that he is
in Georgia -although the county they named was far away from where he
lives-and they knew our land line number…(Who would think anyone
has a land line these days?)
Law enforcement has warned repeatedly about this and other similar
scams involving a call from a family member supposedly in trouble and
in need of money, some coming by phone and some by e-mail but all involving a knowledge of way too much personal information. They advise
never give nor acknowledge any kind of information, even something as
simple as yes, I have a grandson named… Once again, please be careful
of information inadvertently given out on social media. An innocent ‘My
granddaughter Belinda is doing so great at Florida State and just loves
her new roommate,” can have consequences.
If you believe you may be a victim of a scam contact your local law
enforcement agency immediately, also this time of year many scams
involve taxes or returns. They advise should you receive one of these
calls contact the IRS at the same time. Law enforcement will come to
your home and take a statement to file a fraud report.
Ed. note - I heard a new scam last week from a friend. He was surfing
and he had a warning pop up on his screen from Norton (a well respected
anti-virus program which he uses). It said he had been attacked by a very
dangerous virus and he needed to contact a 1-800 number right away.
He did so while his computer screen was locked up with the warning.
The “tech support agent” who answered affirmed that it was a very serious virus,then had him go through a few steps to “try to get rid of it the
easy way.” That didn’t work, so he asked for remote access to solve the
problem. The screen cleared. Then the “agent” told him there was a fee
for the service and needed payment before he could disconnect from the
computer, and that the virus would remain and destroy his hard drive if
payment wasn’t made. Electronic kidnapping, I believe. My friend didn’t
pay. As soon as he hung up, the hard drive was erased.
Be very careful. There is also a Brighthouse warning. ~ Randy
Babysitting Boot Camp
Brevard County Parks and Recreation will host a Babysitting Boot
Camp course from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 21, at the Viera
Regional Community Center, 2300 Judge Fran Jamieson Way in Viera.
The class is for ages 11-17 at a cost of $85 and will be instructed by Jennifer Dossett, a certified professional life skills coach. During this fun-filled
6-hour course, participants will learn how to run their own babysitting
business safely and successfully. In addition, participants will be taught
CPR and first aid, resume building, interviewing techniques, and other
life skills. The course will be conducted by Dossett and supervised by
Parks and Recreation Staff. Please call the Viera Regional Community
Center at (321) 433-4891 or Ms. Dossett at (321) 418-6886 for info.
Walter Butler Community Center - March, 2015
Bernice G. Jackson Park, 4201 North US Hwy 1, Sharpes.
The center is open Monday–Thursday from 10 - 8 pm, Fridays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and
Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Schedule is subject to change. Call 433-4448 for latest information.
information contact WBCC, (321) 433-4448.
Mondays – Thursdays
Zumba Classes - Zumba is an adult dance-based
Open Gym, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
fitness class that uses a fusion of Latin and InBoard Games 6-7 p.m.
ternational rhythms with easy-to-follow moves.
Open Computer Lab 6-8 p.m.
It includes both cardio and resistance training
Monday – Friday
components designed to tone and sculpt the entire
Pickle-Ball, 11 a.m.-2 p.m
body. Zumba is designed for adults of all ages and
Open Gym, 6 - 8 p.m.
fitness levels. Class participants at any level can
Mondays
start Zumba right away – exercising in a healthy,
Open Gym, 10 am - 8 pm.
fun, party-like environment. Classes will be held
Tuesdays
Tuesday & Thursday, 6-7 p.m., $5 per class
Open Gym, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
(discount cards available). For more information
Kids Tech Club 4-5 p.m.
contact Debbie Kowaleuski at (321) 403-6918.
Zumba Toning, 6 - 7 p.m.
Dance It Off - Aerobic Line-Dancing is ofWednesdays
fered Fridays 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. excluding
Open Gym, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
holidays. Registration fee $7/monthly fee $2.
Pickle-Ball, 11 a.m.-2 p.m
Registration fee includes Dance It Off t-shirt. It
Volleyball Fundamentals, 5 - 8 pm
is a scientific fact a body in motion tends to stay
Zumba, 6 - 7 p.m.
in motion. A body at rest tends to stay at rest.
Thursdays
For more information contact Perry Cusmano at
Skill Builders 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
(321) 433-4448.
Volleyball Fundamentals, 5 - 8 pm.
Butler Kids Tech Club - Digital Literacy
Open Gym, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
program, aims to make technology accessible,
Kids Tech Club 4-5 p.m.
intriguing and fun. This free eight week class
Zumba Step, 6 – 7 p.m.
will be held on Tuesday & Thursday from 4-5
Open Gym, 6 - 8 p.m. (Half Court)
p.m. For more information contact Walter Butler
Fridays
Community Center (321) 433-4448.
Dance It Off, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Pickle-Ball, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. (Half Court)
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Open Computer Lab 2-6 p.m.
Ad Price list, Current issue and last
Karate, ages 6-Up 4:30-5:30 p.m.
month.
For ads, call Randy at 633-7499
Saturdays
We take VISA & MC
Pickle-Ball, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. (Half Court)
Program Activities, 10 am - 2 p.m.
American Kenpo Karate is offered for ages 5
years to adults Friday evenings at $30 per month.
Age’s 5-Up 4:30- 5:30 p.m. Age’s 10-Adult at 5
p.m. For more information, contact Sharon Fox
at (321) 632-9184.
Persons With Disabilities Dances are held every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month from 7-9
p.m. all ages welcome. For more information
contact Andrea Chestnut 264-5058 or 264-5105.
Volleyball Fundamentals is a class which teaches proper playing techniques and team work.
This class focuses on teaching beginners how to
properly bump, set, spike and more. For more
Young Eagle Flight Rally
Area young people ages 8 to 17 will have the
chance to take to the sky on Saturday March 28,
2015 as the Experimental Aircraft Association
(EAA) Chapter 724 hosts a Young Eagles Flight
Rally at the Merritt Island Airport, 900 Airport
Road, Merritt Island. Go to www.EAA724.org
for directions to the airport.
“The Airplane rides are FREE,” said Dwight
Bell, Chapter Coordinator for the event. “We
hope to build a one on one relationship between
the Pilots and the young people, thus giving the
new generation a chance to learn more about the
possibilities that exist in the world of Aviation,
while enjoying the thrill of flying.”
Pilots will explain more about their airplanes
and the function of flight controls, how Pilots
ensure the airplane is safe to fly, which is a prime
concern before each and every flight.
The flights are an average of twenty minutes,
depending on the type airplane. Following the
flight, each young person (Young Eagle) will
receive a Certificate making him or her an Official Young Eagle and a personal Flight Log Book
from Sporty’s Pilot Shop. Their names will also
be entered into the “Worlds Largest Log Book”
in Oshkosh, WI.
Registration begins at 9 AM and stops at 12
Noon. A Parent or Guardian must accompany
the young folks and sign them in at the registration desk, giving the Pilots permission to fly
their young ones. All documents are filled in and
signed at the time.
All Pilots and Airplanes are certified by the
FAA and insured. Want more information? Email [email protected] or phone 321636-5346 (Bobbi) and leave a message.
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If you’d like to join and support our Homeowners’ group, just cut out and fill out
this form and mail with a check for $15 to cover the current year’s membership dues.
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Won’t you come join us? We meet on the 2nd Thursday of every month at the
Discovery Church at 3925 Grissom Pkwy. at 7:00 pm. www.canaveralgroveshoa.org
Fruit From the Groves, Cont.
this page and sign up for the CATT newsletter
to stay informed at https://www.citizensagainstthetrain.com/.
Commissioner Haddox has placed an item
requesting funds to stop the train on the February 17th BOCC agenda. Commissioner Solaris
has done the same in Indian River County. Send
an auto email here to support these proposals:
https://www.citizensagainstthetrain.com/contactyour-commissioners#.VOZM9flzSHg.
The economic damage that would be caused
to Martin County alone by high speed trains is
beyond calculation. The Martin County tax assessor indicates the ranges of immediate economic
damage near the tracks. Taking the midpoint of
her range of numbers results in an annual revenue
loss of $5,000,000. In ten years, that estimated
loss to Martin County alone will be $50,000,000.
That shortfall will be paid back by an increase
in the tax rate on ALL property owners, not just
those near the tracks. Multiply this by the impact
in Indian River and St. Lucie County - the Pain
of the Train will have lasting toxic impact, high
cost and no benefit.
A proactive move by the Treasure Coast counties would make perfect economic sense. It would
save millions in the long run.
The situation in Indian River County and St.
Lucie County will be similar. Although the February date has passed, I just wanted you to see
that they are taking an aggressive stand to stop
the A.A.F. Project.
Closer to home, the most recent activity at
the Brevard County Commission level concerning A.A.F. took place in November when Commissioners voted 3-2 in a plan that would allow
A.A.F. to pursue a private financing plan through
what is known as private activity bonds.
The Port Authority is funding a feasibility
study as to where a train station should be built.
Cocoa's close proximity to Port Canaveral and
Melbourne's airport would certainly be topics
of consideration. Evidently, the Port Authority
knows something because A.A.F. continues to
say that there is no meeting scheduled for Brevard
County. Please voice your concerns to Commissioner Robin Fisher's office at 321-264-6750.
Canaveral Groves Homeowner's Association
voted unanimously to award the Good Citizenship Award at Fairglen Elementary School again
this school year. The 6th grade teaching team
will select one boy and one girl to receive this
Award. The Award consists of a Good Citizenship
Medallion and a $50.00 gift card. We are excited
and pleased to continue this recognition of our
outstanding youth. This Award will be part of
the Fairglen 2015 Awards recognition ceremony
that will probably be held at the school in May.
We are inviting a Deputy to give us an update
on any incidents having occurred here in the
Groves at our March 12th meeting. I know that
there have been a few home robberies in the last
few weeks so now is not the time to let your guard
down. Make sure that your vehicles are locked
at night and please close your garage doors.
Many times success is achieved by removing the
temptation from a would be perpetrator. It is sad
to say, but you need to keep your doors locked
as well, especially if your property is not fenced
and you don't own a "junk yard dog." Many of
our residents are now using video cameras and
that is a great deterrent as well as evidence in
achieving a conviction. This is really a sad state
of events for us here in the Groves.
In talking with Ed Silva, there is a Citizen's
Patrol vehicle available to us. It is kept at Station 29 on Canaveral Groves Blvd. If you are
interested in volunteering, contact the Brevard
County Sherriff's Dept. There is a training course
as well as a background check involved if you
are interested. The more eyes we have out there,
the less chance of criminal activity.
........A Parting Shot From The Cannon..........
Carpool
A recent college graduate took a new job in a
hilly Eastern city and began commuting each day
to work through a tiring array of tunnels, bridges,
and traffic jams.
To make the task less onerous, he invited
several of his co-workers to share the ride.
He soon found, however, that the commute
continued to get more stressful, especially the
trips through the tunnels. He consulted the company doctor.
"Doc," the frustrated commuter complained,
"I'm fine on the bridges, in the traffic, in the day
and at night, and even when Joe forgets to bathe
all week long. But when I get into the tunnels and
I've got those four other guys crowded around me
in the car, I get anxious and dizzy and feel like
I'm going to explode."
Without further analysis, the doctor announced he had identified the ailment.
"What is it, Doc? Am I going insane?"
"No, no, no, my boy. You have something very
common in these parts."
"Tell me! What is it?"
"You have what is known as Carpool Tunnel
Syndrome."
Until next time, Lord willin' and the creek
don't rise, I remain your servant.
- Bill Cannon
Spring Happenings in Cocoa
3/7-3/8/2015 – Spring Arts and Crafts FairStroll the streets of downtown Cocoa Village and
view some amazing pieces by local crafters and
artists and visit the many unique village shops.
The fair is open daily from 10am-5pm. Call the
Historic Cocoa Village Association for more
information at (321) 631-9075.
3/20/2015 – Movie in the Park & Food
Trucks - The City of Cocoa presents Movies in
the Park & Food Trucks at Riverfront Park. Live
entertainment begins at 5pm. The March 20th’s
movie starts at 8:00 pm. Enjoy a family movie under the stars and remember to bring your blankets
and lawn chairs. Admission isFREE! For more
information, please contact Leisure Services at
(321) 639-3500 or visit www.cocoafl.org.
3/21/2015 – Spring Praise Fest 7 - Ten contemporary Christian music bands will be playing
on the stage in Riverfront Park from 11:00 am10:00 pm and is hosted by Riverside Presbyterian
Church. For more information, please contact
RPC at (321) 783-6085.
3/28/2015 – Chili Cook-off - Bring your favorite recipe for a chance to win top prize at the
Cocoa Village Chili Cook-off event from 4-7 pm.
Vendors will be set up along Riverfront Park to
display their favorite recipe and offer samples.
It will be a day of fun with entertainment and
great food. For more information, please contact
Leisure Services at (321) 639-3500 or visit our
website atwww.cocoafl.org .
You may not like guns. That is your right.
You may not believe in God. That is your
choice.
But when someone breaks into your home
in the middle of the night, the first two things
you’re going to do is:
Call someone with a gun.
Pray they get there in time.
~ Gov. Nick Waite, Idaho
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Fruit From The Groves
March 2015 - 3/8, Daylight Savings Time
Begins; 3/12, Cghoa Meeting 7:00; 3/17, St.
Patricks Day; 3/20, March Equinox; 3/29, Palm
Sunday
I would like to thank President Paul Kroning,
for running a great meeting. We were pleased to
introduce Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, along with
son Joshua and Mrs. Kelly Mulligan to our meeting. We welcome them to the Groves and look
forward to working with them in the future. A
slate of names was presented to the meeting as
potential officers for 2015 - 2016. President, Mr.
Paul Kroning; Vice President, Mr. Ed Silva; Secretary, Mrs. Kathy Rooney; Treasurer, Mrs. Sue
Bradin and Mr. Richard Thomson and Mr. Bill
Cannon as Directors. This slate will be presented
at the March meeting on the 12th. We will also
accept nominations from the floor prior to the
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ALL ABOARD FLORIDA... I received a call
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be interested in an article in the February issue
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Payla Wood, is titled, “This Train Service Won't
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openings between Miami and Orlando. As many
of us know, the A.A.F. Project has been divided
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purposes. The first segment, or Phase 1, will
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queue lines at the bridges that have traffic issues
now. Boats under tow as boaters waiting to clear
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already have.
Citizen groups to our south are actively working to stop the train. Below is an e-mail I received
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