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Vero Beach, Fl - Ed. 02.19.2015
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Hi Flashers
This week Flash is singing "Hooray for Hollywood". As we look forward to the Academy Awards on Sunday, you'll find some tips on having an awards party and some interesting facts about some of your favorite stars. I'm a real movie fan myself, but haven't seen some of the films that are up for awards. One of the favorites, is
Boyhood which was filmed over a twelve year period of time. This is a novel concept and might result in an award scoop. My mother, daughter and I recently had a 'movie night' and purchased this
On Demand. I personally didn't find it too exciting besides the filming time span. Shhh...Don't tell...BUT my daughter and I actually didn't make it through to the end. That doesn't surprise me though. It is quite seldom that my taste matches that of the award show judges. Seems I'm as lucky at having my sentiment coincide with that of the social mainstream as I am at picking winning Powerball numbers. I just KNEW I was going to win the big jackpot last week! I was
going to be the 'nicest multi - multi - multi millionaire you ever could imagine! Funny how we can get caught up in the excitement and emotion of things like that. I do know that I am lucky in other ways. Like...drum roll....I live in FLORIDA! That is pretty darn lucky these days. My best friend in Miami is actually from Boston and has a summer home on the beach in Seabrook, NH. We have had some fun times there. But oh.... Brrrrr... Take a look at what it looks like today. Feeling lucky?? Oh YES INDEED! So, count your lucky blessings FLASHERS because even though we have a bit of a cold snap at the moment...in comparison...'It's a day at the beach!'
Happy FLASHING!
Valerie Watkins
Publisher
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TONIGHT'S PERFORMANCE
RESCHEDULED
Due to the cold weather that is expected tonight Thursday, February 19th, the Tarzan performance under the dome has been rescheduled for this Sunday, February 22nd 7:00pm
If you would like more info or tickets call: 772.567.6600 - ext 235. |
THE OSCARS ARE ON SUNDAY!
Throw Together An Award Worthy Party
IT'S EASY WITH THESE TIPS!
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Party Trivia Game
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Yummy Appetizers
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Star Your Guests
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Movie Titled Cocktails
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Printable Oscar Ballot
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Award Guests a Swag Bag
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And if you want to play a unique game of Oscar Bingo... Click Here for printables.
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FEBRUARY 21ST @ ROYAL PALM POINTE ~ VERO BEACH
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WHAT PERSONALITY AR YOU?
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YEEHAW...GET YOUR TICKETS NOW ... THEY'RE GOING FAST!
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WEEKEND PROJECT
DOG CRATE END TABLE
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This Weekend's Project is in honor of Miss P., the beagle who won the Westminster Dog show this week! Even this now 'royal canine' would be quite happy with a personally built 'doggie abode' like the one pictured here. Click either image for more info on Miss P. and or instructions on the chic dog crate! :)
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DID YOU KNOW?
That Tom Cruise's real name is Thomas Mapother?
As we approach the Academy Awards on Sunday, we
thought you might also be surprised at the real names of some of the other stars. To view a list, Click here.
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TODAY'S CHUCKLE
My Son
Four Catholic ladies are having coffee together. The first one tells her friends, "My son is a priest. When he walks into a room, everyone calls him 'Father.' The second Catholic woman chirps, "My son is a bishop. Whenever he walks into a room, people say, 'Your Grace.' The third Catholic woman says smugly, "My son is a cardinal. Whenever he walks into a room people say, 'Your Eminence.'"
The fourth Catholic woman sips her coffee in silence. The first three women give her this subtle "Well...?"
She replies, "My son is gorgeous, 6' 2" and hard bodied. When he walks into a room people say, 'Oh my God'!
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LOCAL ORGANIZATION SPOTLIGHT KIWANIS... ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SERVICE It all started in Detroit, Mi. 100 years ago, 1915. In April of this year, it will be 37,000 days that Kiwanis members have dedicated to serving children, others also, but mostly children. Today, there are nearly 600,000 members in 80 countries making an impact on millions of lives. Kiwanis International is headquartered out of Indianapolis, In. We stage nearly 150,000 service projects, devote more than 6 million hours of service, and raise nearly $100 million every year for communities, families, and projects. Kiwanis International has six "Clubs": - Kiwanis - communities / service
- Aktion Club - adults with disabilities
- CKI (Circle K International - Colleges/Universities
- Key Clubs - teens
- Builders Clubs - adolescents
- Kiwanis Kids (K-Kids) - primary students
(www.Kiwanis.org) Locally we are the "Kiwanis Club of Vero-Treasure Coast". We were founded in 1973, 42 years ago. Some of our local programs we support:
Action Club
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The Buggy Bunch
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SunUp ARC
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Childcare Resources
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College Scholarships
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The Charter HS Key Club
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VBHS Key Club
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Saint Eds Upper Sch. Key Club
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Habitat for Humanity
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Take a Kid Fishing
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March of Dimes
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Hibiscus Children's Center
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Youth Guidance
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Youth in Action
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The Substance Abuse Counsel
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The Source
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Homeless Family Center
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Victory Kids
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Kiwanis Club of Vero - Treasure Coast has three Clubs: - Kiwanis Club of Vero - Treasure Coast -communities / service
- Aktion Club - largest in the world! Headed up by Greg Holtan
- Key Clubs - 3 right here in Indian River County (Charter HS, VBHS, and St. Eds HS)
Kiwanis mission Statement involves "volunteers dedicated to change the world one child, and one community at a time. The Kiwanis Club of Vero - Treasure Coast has repeatedly demonstrated, and exemplified this important mission. * For membership information come join us for breakfast at C.J. Cannons. Breakfast at 7:00 AM with the meeting starting at 7:30 AM, or visit the website (www.verokiwanis.com) * What do Elvis Presley, Joe Namath, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Howard Stern have in common? THEY WERE ALL KEY CLUB MEMBERS! |
FLASH VIDEO OF THE WEEK
If you grew up in the 90's, chances are that Saved By The Bell was your favorite Saturday morning TV show. Jimmy Fallon had fun on his Tonight show recently when he reunited the cast, all dressed in appropriate 90's clothes, and joined them for a repeat of the show at Bayside High. Be warned that this version is not as PG rated as the original show. Click here to watch.
If you don't 'get' the Nicole Kidman/Jimmy joke, you'll enjoy this clip too
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FISH CALENDAR The darker the fish...The better the fishing!
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RECIPE OF THE WEEK
WILD'S REESEes Peanut Butter Pie WITHERSPOON.
INGREDIENTS:
- PEANUT BUTTER CRUMB CRUST(recipe follows)
- 1-1/3 cups (8-oz. pkg.) REESE'S Peanut Butter Cups Minis, divided
- 1/2 cup REESE'S Creamy Peanut Butter
- 1 package (3 oz.) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 tub (8 oz.) frozen non-dairy whipped topping, thawed
- 1 cup additional whipped topping or sweetened whipped cream
DIRECTIONS-
Prepare PEANUT BUTTER CRUMB CRUST. Set aside 1/3 cup mini peanut butter cups for garnish. Coarsely chop remaining peanut butter cups; set aside.
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Combine peanut butter, cream cheese and vanilla in large bowl; beat until smooth. Gradually add powdered sugar and milk, blending until smooth. Fold in whipped topping. Stir in chopped peanut butter cups. Pour into crust.
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Cover; freeze several hours or until firm. Soften slightly before serving. Garnish each slice with whipped topping and 1 to 2 mini peanut butter cups. Cover; freeze leftover pie. Makes 8 servings.
PEANUT BUTTER CRUMB CRUST: Heat oven to 350� F. Stir together 1-1/2 cups vanilla wafer crumbs (about 45 wafers, crushed) and 1/2 cup powdered sugar. Place 1/4 cup REESE'S Creamy Peanut Butter and 3 tablespoons butter or margaine in small microwave-safe bowl. Microwave at MEDIUM (50%) 30 seconds or until butter is melted and mixture is well blended when stirred. Add to crumb mixture, blending thoroughly. Press onto bottom and up sides of 9-inch pie plate. Bake 5 minutes. Cool completely. NOTE: 1 extra serving-size packaged crumb crust (9 oz.) may be used instead of PEANUT BUTTER CRUMB CRUST.
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On February 10, 2015, The Original Welcome Wagon Club of Sebastian held their monthly luncheon meeting at the Vero Beach High School Half-Hour Inn. After the members were served a truly delicious lunch prepared by the students in the culinary department, guest speaker Becky Jacobson, a bereavement counselor with the Visiting Nurses Association (VNA) of Indian River County, led a very informative discussion. Highlights included the many ways this nonprofit organization has to support caregivers while they care for a sick loved one.
Pictured above L to R: Peggy Andrie, WW 1st VP; Becky Jacobson, VNA Bereavement Counselor; Toni Falk, WW President
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Rotary Club of Vero Beach Sunrise donated a Defibrillator to the St Francis Manor and director Linda Scott put together a training with Gayle Nye, American Heart Association instructor and Indian River Medical Center Er nurse, for Manor residents and staff.
This is one of the many charities that Sunrise Rotary supports each year. If you are interested in more information contact Brian Carman, president, at 772-925-6119. Sunrise meets each Wednesday at 7am at the Grille on the Green. All are welcome.
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The Vero Beach Art Club's very first Art on the Island was held at the beautiful Marsh Island Clubhouse & Marina on February 13th and 14th and was a complete success. More than one hundred pieces were on exhibit with twenty-three being sold at the event. A packed cocktail reception was held Friday evening as artists were acknowledged with their awards and sales were steady throughout the evening. Show chairs were Sheila Vislocky and Joan Earnhart and the top artist awards went to: George Paxton - Best of Show, Mike Nelson - Best Sculpture, Brent Greene - Best Mixed Media, Roberto Wong - Best Pottery, Susan Hale - Best Jewelry, Judy Motta - Best Glass, Sheila McAvoy - Best Fiber, Judy Burgarella - Best 2D with Pizzazz, George Beckman - Patron's Choice, George Paxton - Patron's Choice, Mike Nelson - Patron's Choice.
Pictured above- L to R and Top to Bottom
Photo #1 - Pamela Carner, Donna Coughlin, Cici Irvine and Carol Netta
Photo #2 - Art on the Island Show Co-Chairs Sheila Vislocky and Joan Earnhart
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The Vero Beach Christian Business Association, a nonprofit organization comprised of Christian business people, announces its board of directors for 2015. Pictured here from left are: Steve Schwartz, Secretary Cynthia Slattum, Marc Richard, Treasurer David Parnell, Vice President Bart Mazzarella, President Maureen Nicolace, and Tom Michaels.
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WANTED: VOLUNTEERS
FROM JOE & ANN CARECCIA
Would you like to fill your empty time with meaningful satisfaction? Then join the Indian River Charitable Association. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization geared to help the needy people and veterans of Indian River County. We meet for lunch at 12:00 noon every Thursday at the Irish Club in Vero Beach except for the first Thursday of the month which is our dinner meeting. No charge for meetings but we would appreciate a RSVP just so we know how many to expect. If you would like to hear more about our program; Call Joe Careccia at (772)589-2497.
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