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VERO BEACH — One of the most famous drummers in rock and roll his-tory will bring his band to the Emerson Center in Vero Beach April 10.

Max Weinberg, the 45-year drummer for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, who also spent 17 years with the Conan O’Brien television show, will perform with his Jukebox band, ready to play your requests.

“The Jukebox is my four piece band, two guitars, bass, and drums that I cre-ated about two years ago,” Mr. Weinberg told Hometown News. “We play all audience requests, the songs that I grew up with. I’m 68. It’s the soundtrack of my life, and judging from the over 100 gigs we’ve done, it’s the soundtrack of the audience’s lives as well.”

“We play the Beatles to Bruce, to Steppenwolf and the Stones. The audi-ence picks the songs in real time, calls them out, and it’s very interactive.”

This is not Max Weinberg’s first visit to the Treasure Coast. When touring with Springsteen and the E Street Band, they occasionally stay at an undisclosed Vero Beach location by the ocean.

The Jukebox band is perfect for clas-sic rock. Jukebox features Glen Burtnik, a sometime member of Styx and The Orchestra, a successor band to Electric Light Orchestra. Along with Bob Burger

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Vero Beach Centennial April events

VERO BEACH — The 100 year celebration for Vero Beach continues throughout April. Some highlights:

April 1-July 31: Archive Center & Genealogical Department of the Indian River County Main Library, historic information and displays of pho-tographs, scenery of Vero Beach and businesses, and documents, from 1919-1920, on the 2nd floor at the Main Library.

April 2, April 13, April 16, and April 27, 10

a.m.: Centennial Community Historic Dodger-town Tours. Dodgertown welcomed the world to Vero Beach as the spring training home of the Dodgers for 60 years. Free community tours will be offered so guests can learn about the ground-breaking history that has taken place at Dodgertown. This is walking tour, so comfortable shoes are recommended. Guests meet at the flag pole in front of the Conference Center. Guests enter at 3901 26th St. and drive on Jackie Robin-son Ave. toward the back of the property. The flag-pole will be on the right side of the street and

Anthony Inswasty/staff photographerKeep Indian River Beautiful rallied volunteers for a lagoon-side cleanup on Saturday, March 23 at Gifford Dock Road in Vero Beach. Here, Dominic Sauer holds a bowling ball found in the brush.

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“We grew up playing in bar bands, where you had to learn every song,” Mr. Weinberg said. “We were the guys in bands that learned all the parts, and really had a deep respect for the arrangements and the energy and the good feelings that the songs brought.”

Growing up in the New Jersey bar scene, Max Weinberg learned every style he could.

“As a drummer, my background is I played with anybody and everybody I could. I had to know every style, and I was very good at that. It was hard to stump me, which was great training for being in the E Street Band. When I first joined, half the songs were songs we grew up with.”

“I started working as a drummer, getting paid, when I was about six years old, as a sort of kid novelty act locally in New Jersey. Playing was better than bagging groceries at the local supermarket. So I started doing that in about 1968, just a local wedding band guy. I just kept playing, everything from Latin music, cha-chas, marches, all sorts of different stuff. I figured out early that if you knew how to play a lot of differ-ent styles, you worked a lot more. As a drummer you need to have that kind of var-ied experience.”

“The role of a drummer is sort of like the white line in the middle of a road. People can drift a little, but they always come back to the white line. That’s the role of a drum-mer in any band.”

“So when I went to put this band together, I wanted to play what I like to play. I decided to go back to the songs I played as a teenag-er. That’s what our set is, the songs I played when I was a teenager.”

Max Weinberg’s Jukebox plays with a video screen showing about 250 songs. The audience yells out the songs they like on the screen, and the band plays everything from Elvis to the Beatles to Springsteen.

“We do a half dozen Bruce songs. Most of the people who come to my show are Springsteen fans, but I don’t necessarily fea-ture that material. When they ask for Bruce songs, we’re happy to play that stuff.”

Twice he’s been asked to play the quirky joke request Free Bird, and when it comes up, he’s happy to oblige.

“It’s not on the list, but when people request something like that, if one of us knows it, we try it. The last Conan O’Brien show I did in 2010, Will Ferrell was a guest, and he sat in with my band and we played Free Bird. Will of course played cow bell. That may have been the first time I ever played Free Bird.”

“You never know what we’re going to play. It’s not a concert, it’s a party. People should come expecting to have a good time. We encourage dancing in the aisles. I try to go for the emotional response I had to this music. That’s the idea, for us to be fun.”

Mr. Weinberg says he enjoys both being the band leader, as he is with Jukebox, or following a band leader, as he does with Bruce Springsteen.

“They’re very different. I embrace both rolls. I’ve been a band leader for a long time. I think my experience as a band member has very much informed my performance as a band leader. I’m sensitive to everything

that band members feel and go through. As a drummer, I need great musicians around me. There can only be one Buddy Rich, who could sit there and play drums for an hour and people wouldn’t complain. But most drummers need great musicians.”

“I like taking direction, particularly from people who know how to direct. I’ve worked with one of the great band leaders in history, and learned so much from that experience with Bruce.”

One important lesson learned from Bruce Springsteen is that the size of the crowd doesn’t matter.

“When the E Street Band is rehearsing with Bruce, in a small room literally the size of a bedroom, he’s as intense in that rehears-al as he is in front of 150,000 people. You only play one way. In terms of performance, there’s no difference between a recording studio, a club, or a stadium.”

“My favorite quote on the subject came from Frank Sinatra. He was asked what kind of gigs were his favorite to play. He replied ‘they’re all $50 dates.’ He was saying I do what I do, whether it’s small, big, medium.”

“If you were dropped on the stage in a Bruce concert, you would notice how incredibly relaxed it is, and that comes from years of playing under every conceivable condition and room and studio. We used to rehearse in Bruce’s bedroom in New Jersey, literally in his bedroom.”

“I play my heart out, whether it’s a small place or a big place. Every time I sit down to play the drums, I really go for it. So when you’re seeing me, you’re getting my best on any given night. I never slack off.”

“People bring their children to these shows, and they tell me how they appreciate the experience of seeing me play live in a

smaller place than with the E Street Band. They want their young kids to see the guy who plays with Bruce Springsteen. And they get exposed to good musicians and great songs, so what could be bad?”

Tickets are on sale now at www.MusicWorksConcerts.com, or call (800) 595-4849.

The Emerson Center is located on the campus of the Unitarian Universalist Fel-lowship, on the southeast corner of 16th St. and 27th Ave., Vero Beach.

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•Groovin' in the Grove: The first-ever Groovin' in the Grove will be Saturday and Sunday, March 30 and 31 from 11 am to 6 pm each day at Countryside Citrus. You'll tap your toes and do the two-step as you enjoy Bluegrass, Country, and Classic Rock on the farm! Sip on craft beer or wine, or enjoyPlenty of family-friendly outdoor games to parttake in, hearkening to yesteryear but in the here and now: corn holes, barnyard ballgames, super-size chess, and horse shoes. Kids under 13 years old will enjoy the jump pillow (think huge bounce house with no roof!) and rat rollers. Four different bands will be playing during the two-day festival. Live on stage Saturday, March 30th will be “Penny Creek Bluegrass” from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. followed by “The Vince Reed Band”, playing classic rock and Motown favorites from 3-6 p.m. Sunday will feature the country and Southern rock of “Ring of Fire” from 11 am to 2 pm and “The Blue Cypress Bluegrass” band from 3-6 p.m. Adult tickets are $12 per day or $20 for both days. Children 13 and under are $7 per day or $10 for both days. Three and under are free. Groovin' in the Grove takes place at Countryside Citrus, 6325 81st Street in Vero Beach. Tickets are available online at www.CountrysideCitrus.com www.ticketleap.com.For more info, call 772-581-0999.

TUESDAY, APRIL 2

• Financial Literacy Program: The Indi-an River State College (IRSC) Center for Financial Literacy is hosting a free lecture series April 2-4 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Brown Center for Innovation and Entrepre-neurship on its Main Campus located at 3209 Virginia Avenue in Fort Pierce. Com-munity members are invited to join IRSC students and alumni in broadening their financial knowledge

This three-day lecture series provides invaluable tools for making sound financial decisions. Professional speakers from local and national businesses will cover topics on credit management, savings and invest-ment, and navigating financial hardships.

The lecture schedule from 6 to 8 p.m. each evening follows:

• Tuesday, April 2: Credit Management: Start by testing your IQ about credit, debit and pre-paid cards, along with credit reports and credit scores. Then, learn about identity theft protection measures.

• Wednesday, April 3: Savings & Invest-ment: Learn the what, when, where and why about savings and investments. It’s never too soon, or too late, to begin or grow your portfolio.

• Thursday, April 4: Dealing with Financial Trouble: What are the warning signs of financial trouble, and how do you react to them? Explore credit counseling, debt reduction planning, credit repair scams, bankruptcy and more. For more information on this lecture series provided by the IRSC Center for Financial Literacy, contact Dr. Maria Salome Davis at [email protected] or 772-226-2557.

ZeusZeus is an eight month-old neu-tered male gray mixed breed cat who came to the Humane Soci-ety in February. He’s maturing, but still has a lot of kittenish energy and playfulness. Zeus is curious, exploring every inch of the cat room. At top speed, he is a gray blur when he runs around the room. He loves people, especially a person who has a feather wand in hand for play-time. Zeus is anxious to please and his antics are sure to amuse you.

AussieAussie is a two year-old spayed female tortoiseshell mixed breed cat who came to the Humane Society in February. Don’t let her regal bearing fool you; she’s friendly and very approachable. Aussie likes to explore, especially along the catwalk high above the cat room. She loves to be petted, and to play.

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Indian River County Sheriff’s Department

Antonio Wheeler, 25, of Vero Beach, felo-ny battery.

James Collie, 36, of Vero Beach, criminal mischief in religious building.

Amber Anderson, 19, of Vero Beach, grand theft of a firearm, petty theft 1st degree over $100 and less than $300, crimi-nal use of personal ID, possession of stolen credit card.

Christopher Morin, 39, of Marathon, fel-ony fleeing/eluding law enforcement officer.

Carolyn Romagnolo, 18, of Port St. Lucie, obtaining property by false impersonation, criminal use of person ID information.

Michael Hulbert, 27, of Sebastian, felony battery.

Dashawn White, 14, of Vero Beach, bur-glary of a dwelling.

Jennifer Jensen, 37, of Vero Beach, pos-session of a controlled substance.

Melinda Conn, 61, of Vero Beach, posses-sion of a controlled substance.

Robert Estes, 44, of Vero Beach, fugitive from justice.

Brendan Williams, 16, of Sebastian, pos-session of a controlled substance.

Abram Smith, 31, of Vero Beach, posses-sion of cocaine.

Nathaniel Mortimer, 14, of Vero Beach, fleeing/eluding police officer.

Janiya Williams, 14, of Vero Beach, bur-glary of a dwelling.

Salvador Ayerdis, 47, of Vero Beach, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, two counts of possession of firearm/ammo/electric devices by convicted felon.

Zachary Henderson, 18, of Vero Beach, possession of a controlled substance.

John Shultz, 33, of Vero Beach, felony violation of probation.

Angela Moore, 22, of Sebastian, posses-sion of a controlled substance.

Javarus Disalvio, 24, of Sebastian, posses-sion of a controlled substance.

Sean Casey, 22, of Vero Beach, obtaining property under $20,000, scheme to defraud financial institution, utterance of forged or counterfeit bill, cash deposit of bank item with intent to defraud.

Philip Garcia, 30, of Vero Beach, posses-sion of a controlled substance.

Kenneth Williams, 29, of Port St. Lucie, driving while license suspended with knowledge.

Patrick Rempe, 28, Vero Beach, posses-sion of a controlled substance.

Cameron Seaman, 29, of Vero Beach, third degree grand theft.

Jerrald Wood, 43, of New Port Richey, tampering with/fabricating physical evi-dence.

Angel Flores, 15, of Vero Beach, felony fleeing/eluding.

Amber Anderson, 19, of Vero Beach, third degree grand theft.

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Jose Rodriguez, 27, of Fort Pierce, battery by strangulation as domestic violence.

Kelly O’Neil, 46, (homeless/address not listed), possession of methamphetamine.

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• Welding Program at IRSC: The Indian River State College (IRSC) welding program is hosting a special open house Wednesday, April 3, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Kight Center for Emerging Technologies, Room V-110, on the IRSC Main Campus at 3209 Virginia Avenue in Fort Pierce. At the open

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FRIDAY, APRIL 5 - SUINDAY, APRIL 7

•Grant BBQ Festival: The Grant BBQ Festi-val to announce its 17th annual cookout and fundraiser on April 5-7, 2019. The Grant BBQ Festival is located at 4580 1st Street in Grant, Florida. The three-day festival fea-tures great food and live music, the Kool Karz Classic Car and Motorcycle Show, the Backyard BBQ Contest, an Arts and Craft

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THURSDAY, APRIL 25

• Photo Club Meeting: Indian River Photo Club will hold its monthly meeting on Thurs-day, April 25 at the Vero Beach Community Center, 2266 14th Ave., Vero Beach at 6:30 p.m. You need not be a member to attend, but you must be a member to enter in the monthly club “Awards” competition. Visit www.indianriverphotoclub.org.

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Prayers really are the answerHasn’t getting the Bible and prayer out of

schools been a great move?Now, costly police officers and ‘guardians’

replace them in most schools. Metal detec-tors greet students each day in some schools. You can visit your child’s teacher, after you go through security clearance. We may yet get armed teachers, if some have their way.

No money for competitive teacher pay; no money for supplies or texts, since most of it goes to fortify schools. Teachers face phys-ical abuse from children who disrupt learn-ing regularly for classmates. Those children receive no meaningful consequences. Visits to ‘the office’ that used to be fraught with dread are now an adventure. And, mass school killings continue on a regular basis across the nation, despite all the fruitless expense.

Maybe the Bible and prayer weren’t really such a bad idea after all? They sure gave us better outomes than all these expensive measures are producing. ‘The proof is in the pudding.’ Think about it.

Ditto about Mueller InvestigationI could not agree more. Complaints about

the costs which are well worth the findings “So far, the Mueller witch hunt has uncov-ered a coven of witches”. The Benghazzi investigations were costly and proved noth-ing. The other thing people don’t seem to grasp is that justice department has been doing the job it is supposed to be doing and they were appointed by Trump and he is not immune to criticism or investigation, no president is. Trump spends a awful amount of time tweeting and ranting about what is fair to him and not fair to him, continually repeats no collusion, that does not mean he’s not guilty of other things, that’s what we have a Dept of Justice for. Partisan politics

aside, anyone should want a full investiga-tion completed and let the findings be decided, from the looks of things already there’s a lot to uncover.

Regarding the school voteTo the retired teacher, thank you for cor-

recting me about public school teachers actually working 188 days. The pay really equates to a start at about $30 per hour plus benefits. Hardly minimum wage. What do you do for the other 6 months while taxpay-ers are working 250 days a year for mini-mum wage? By jumping onto the bandwag-on of other communities looking for a pay increase for a few, you’ll actually be lowering the already low standard of living for the many.

Surprised at paperSurprised and annoyed to see three col-

umns of Trump bashing printed in your Rants & Raves with a lot of incorrect accusa-tions included. Sorry to see that you have joined that group. To me, Hometown News was free of all this political hatred and I am very disappointed that it is just another one in the crowd. Sad.

Editor’s note: The Rants & Raves are a platform for readers to give their opinion on topics of interest to them. These opinions are the author’s and not those of Hometown News . Thank you for reading and for sending in your opinion.

It’s line clearing timeIt’s pre-hurricane season and FPL con-

tractors are clearing lines. A much needed and appreciated service. When I once tried to make a suggestion, as I felt as a long time resident of my neighborhood, I had some

Packed to the brim

Anthony Inswasty/staff photographerKeep Indian River Beautiful rallied volunteers for a lagoon-side cleanup on Saturday, March 23 at Gifford Dock Road in Vero Beach. Here, Michael Rogers and Gary Zona top off the first truckload of litter.

knowledge of how we are hit, I was not received as being helpful and was informed that they are contracted to clear a certain distance from the line and that was what they did. I guess that makes sense, but every time we have a hurricane I am out of electric a very long time as it is an old neighborhood with lots of well established trees. While I understand that property owners are responsible for doing their part, I also know that older neighborhoods have older folks with limited resources. Some of the trees have been around for generations. Also, it seems like they could do a little more of an eye pleasing job. They have the equipment and man power. I am not expecting a job like an expert would do, but it wouldn’t hurt to round out the areas and make them look a bit better. But, I guess no one goes the extra mile, or inch nowadays. Thank you, Hometown News for your Rant & Rave sec-tion. I promise my next letter will be a rave.

Feels sad for ranterAfter reading this article in the March 22

issue, I am saddened for the author that he or she is suffering from an acute case of

TDS. (Trump Derangement Syndrome), perpetuated by the inability to accept elec-tion results.

It is a shame that one fails to see the posi-tive strides that have been made in our country since the incompetent last admin-istration.

I pray for you and others who are also afflicted to think what is best for the Ameri-can people and see the glass half full instead of half empty.

Remember what Jack Kemp said which was reiterated by Ben Carson in dealing with Mayor DeBlasio when aiding in the NYC housing crisis, “A rising tide lifts ALL ships.” (also, don’t rely on google’s para-phrased representation of this meeting, read Dr. Carson’s verbatim transcript).

In response to the investigationTo the person who wrote that President

Trump was colluding with the Russians, HA! Mueller report is out and guess what?! No collusion! Witch hunt? Yes it was, and the President and the American people need an apology!

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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Sea turtle nesting season began March 1, and runs through Oct. 31. Treasure Coast beaches are among the most important nesting spots in the world for sea turtles.

Sea turtles are protected by the feder-al Endangered Species Act and the Flor-ida Marine Protection Act. Leather-backs are listed as “endangered” by the Endangered Species Act, while Logger-heads and Green turtles are “threat-ened.” It is against the law to touch or disturb nesting sea turtles, hatchlings, or their nests.

Beaches in Indian River Shores, in particular, are one of the most import-ant nesting areas in the Western Hemi-sphere. The town has regulations (Code of Ordinances 91.41 through 91.43) regarding restrictive lighting during turtle season.

Those who live near the beach are required to limit beachfront lighting, as it disorients baby sea turtles, who will crawl towards the artificial light instead of the ocean. Adult sea turtles generally avoid nesting on lighted beaches.

According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, 2018 was a mixed year for sea turtle nests, both in Indian River County and throughout Florida.

In Indian River County in 2018, Leatherback nests increased from 37 to 47, while Loggerhead nests decreased from 5,924 to 5,722, and Green turtle nests decreased from 2,510 to 240.

On the Treasure Coast as a whole, Leatherback nests increased from 359 to 549, while Loggerheads decreased from 22,052 to 21,660, and Greens decreased from 9,355 to 1,206.

Florida-wide, Leatherbacks increased from 663 to 949, Loggerheads decreased from 96,886 to 91,451, and Greens decreased from 53,102 to 4,545.

Beach visitors can help by taking sim-ple precautions. Most important is to pick up and remove balloons and plastic bags found on the beach, as they remind sea turtles of jelly fish, and can be dead-ly if eaten. Beach walkers should also pick up and remove fishing lines, kite string, and discarded lines from boats, all hazards to sea turtles.

Above all, take your trash with you when you leave the beach.

Several Treasure Coast organizations conduct public sea turtle watches. For most, reservations are required. The FWC recommended sea turtle watch entities are: Archie Carr National Wild-life Refuge, Vero Beach, (321) 723-3556; Disney Beach Resort at Vero Beach, (407) 939-8687; and Sebastian Inlet State Park, entrances from both Vero Beach and Melbourne Beach, (772) 338-2750.

Sea Turtle nesting season underwayBy Mike [email protected]

Photo courtesy of Indian River County Coastal Division ProgramsSea turtle nesting season has officially started in Indian River County and this morning, March 26, at about 8 a.m. this leatherback, the largest of all sea turtle species was spotted on the beach. This nest will take about 80 days to incubate. Rarely do we get to see daytime nesters, let alone leatherbacks, so this surprise was the best way to start the nesting season.


parking spots are available. RSVP to Ruth Ruiz, [email protected] or (772) 257-8532.

April 7, noon: Steve Martin Memorial Regatta will host 40-50 sailboats from all over the state of Florida. Races will be held on two different courses south of the 17th Street Bridge. Boats will assemble and launch from docks and ramps on the grounds of the Vero Beach Waste Water Treatment Plant. A cookout and awards cer-emony will follow racing. For more infor-mation, contact [email protected].

April 15, 6:35 p.m.: Jackie Robinson Birthday Baseball Game. Jackie Robinson crossed baseball’s “color line” on April 15, 1947. Dodgertown became baseball’s first fully-integrated spring training site in the south. On March 31, 1948, Jackie Robinson made his first appearance at Dodgertown. The annual Jackie Robinson Celebration Game is Minor League Baseball’s tribute to the achievement. For more information, contact Michael Kint/United Way, (772) 567-8900 ext 115, [email protected].

April 11, 7 p.m.: Miss Hibiscus Pageant. Main Street Vero Beach’s 16th Annual Hibiscus Festival includes the crowning of Miss Hibiscus at the Heritage Center in downtown Vero Beach. For information, visit www.mainstreetverobeach.org. Applica-tions and information are also available at the Main Street Vero Beach business office located at 2036 14th Ave.

April 13 and April 14, Hibiscus Festival,

Saturday 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m.– 4 p.m. For more information contact the Main Street Vero Beach office, (772) 299-1383, [email protected]

April 27, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.: Vero Beach Museum of Art Children’s Art Festival. Free event includes art projects, local youth per-formances, kid-friendly tours of the Victori-an Radicals exhibition, and lots of food options. Catering by Wood n Spoon in Café, Sunside Fun Snowballs, play time in the Art Zone, no registration required. For more information, contact Sophie Bentham Wood, (772) 231-0707 ext 121, [email protected].

For more information about all Vero Beach Centennial events, visit www.VeroBe-ach100.org. Event times, dates, locations and descriptions are subject to change.

Jackie Robin-son and Ray Campanella at Historic Dodg-ertown in the early days.

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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Indian River Coun-ty has launched a new public outreach campaign to discourage residents from placing plastic bags and wraps in curbside recycling bins, and to expand drop-off recycling locations for these plastics.

County officials were surprised to learn from a recent survey that nearly 70 percent of Floridians incorrectly believe that plastic bags and wraps should be placed in curbside bins for recycling.

The county is trying to expand the existing recy-cling programs for plastic bags and wraps that cur-rently include local Publix supermarkets and the school district’s 28 schools.

“Please, do not put plastic bags and wraps in your curbside recycling bins,” said Sue Flak, Recycling Education and Marketing Coordinator. “They do not get recycled at curbside. They harm recycling equip-ment and cost taxpayers more money. Instead, plastic bags and wraps should be taken to retail stores that offer drop-off programs such as Publix, or one of six county locations for recycling.”

The six locations are the Fellsmere, Gifford, Oslo, Roseland, and Winter Beach Customer Convenience Centers, and the Indian River County Landfill. Addresses and hours for each are listed at the end of this article.

While recycling of plastic bags and wraps has been available at some retail stores, the county recently added new RACK’nPak Recycle Bagging System col-lection bins to make it easier for residents to recycle properly.

Plastic film packaging is the soft, flexible polyeth-ylene packaging such as grocery, bread, produce, zip-top storage and dry cleaning bags. It’s also the wrap around many products including paper plates, nap-kins, water bottles, paper towels, bathroom tissue,

and diapers.Also accepted at the recycling locations are plastic

shipping envelopes without labels, bubble wrap, deflated air pillows, plastic cereal box liners that do not tear like paper, and any film packaging or bag that has the How2Recycle label.

The county says these materials get recycled into products such as new grocery bags, benches, shop-ping carts, and decking.

Do not include degradable/compostable bags or film packaging, pre-washed salad mix bags, frozen food bags, candy bar wrappers, chip bags, or six-pack rings.

The drop-off points collect clean, dry plastic bags and film. They ask that you remove receipts, clothes hangers, or any other items from the bags.

County recycling officials plan to measure progress in three months, and hope to find a reduction in plas-tic bags and wraps in curbside bins and increased col-lection at drop-off convenience centers.

Addresses and hours of landfill and customer con-venience centers: Landfill, 1325 74th Ave. Southwest, Vero Beach, open seven days per week, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

Customer Convenience Centers are open 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Roseland CCC, 7860 130th St., Roseland, closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Winter Beach CCC, 3955 65th St., Vero Beach, closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Gifford CCC, 4901 41st St., Vero Beach, closed Tues-day and Wednesday. Oslo CCC, 950 1st Place, Vero Beach, closed Wednesday and Thursday. Fellsmere CCC, 12510 County Road 512, Fellsmere, closed Wednesday and Thursday.

Additional drop off points include most local Pub-lix and Winn Dixie stores, Target, Wal-Mart, Lowe’s, and JC Penney.

Specific addresses for local drop off points, search-able by zip code, can be found at plasticfilmrecycling.org.

Photo courtesy of IRC Solid Waste Disposal DistrictNew displays throughout the county encourage the proper recycling of plastic bags and wraps.

County expands program to recycle plasticBy Mike [email protected]


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VERO BEACH — Paul Morris, a resident of Vero Beach, received the highest award from the Boy Scouts of America, the rank of Eagle Scout, on Feb. 20, 2019.

Paul, a 15-year-old sophomore at Indian River Charter High School, completed an Eagle project to fix kayak racks at the Vero Beach Marina. Paul led and managed a team of 22 workers he organized, consisting of some members of his church and his scout troop, in the reconstruction of the kayak racks. He and his team completed 195 person-hours on the project.

Materials were donated by Lowe’s Home Improvement of Vero Beach. Paul had a plaque engraved and installed at the site of the project recognizing Lowe’s for their generosity and community engagement.

Service to others is an important part of the Scout Oath: “… to help other people at all times.” Each year thousands of young men strive to achieve the coveted Eagle Scout rank by applying character, citizenship, and scouting values in their daily lives.

One of the requirements is to plan, develop, and give leadership to others in a service project helpful to any religious institution, school, or community. Through this requirement, scouts practice what they have learned and gain valu-able project management and leadership expe-rience.

Paul received a letter of recognition and thanks from the mayor of Vero Beach. Paul also

had his grandparents and uncle fly to Vero Beach from Utah to attend his ceremony, along with other friends and family.

Paul intends to serve a two year mission for his church after high school graduation. Upon completion he plans to pursue an education in the healthcare field.

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VERO BEACH — Cyclists helped Ride Pov-erty out of Town during the Feb. 23 United Against Poverty A1A Centennial Challenge cycling tour along the Indian River Lagoon National Scenic Byway.

Starting at South Beach Park in Vero Beach, cyclists chose between a 40-mile ride with a turnaround at Sebastian Inlet Surf and Sport or a full 100 miles in honor of the Vero Beach Cen-tennial which took them to Table Beach in Mel-bourne.

Along the way, cyclists enjoyed ocean views as they peddled to raise money and awareness, to help United Against Poverty with their mis-sion to empower people living in poverty lift themselves and their families to economic self-sufficiency.

“Today we’re here with the Vero Cycling Club to Ride Poverty Out of Town,” said Anna-bel Robertson, United Against Poverty execu-tive director. “Rev. Scott Alexander has been riding bikes for United Against Poverty for a long time. He’s ridden across the country and raised more than $150,000.”

An avid cyclist, Rev. Alexander has put more than 10,000 miles on his bike, raising awareness and money for United Against Poverty as he made his way across America on three different occasions.

“I like United Against Poverty’s approach,” Rev. Alexander said. “They don’t just throw food at the poor. It’s so much more than a food bank. It’s a holistic approach to helping people lift themselves ‘UP’ and out of poverty. That’s crucial.”

“I believe in their model. I realized that rather

than riding across America with a few people, it would make more of an impact if a larger group of people from Vero Beach did a one-day ride together. That’s 100 miles for one day as opposed to 3,500 miles for a whole month,” said Rev. Alexander.

Top fundraiser Miles Conway raised more than half the day’s proceeds and was on hand to send off riders even though he was unable to participate in the ride. While training, Mr. Con-way was struck by a car, leaving his bike in ruins and him with seven broken ribs and a cracked vertebra.

“I pulled out all the stops to be the top fund-raiser for this thing,” Mr. Conway said.

To ensure a safe ride, Orchid Island Bikes provided mechanical support, and Vero Beach Amateur Radio Club members were stationed along the route for anyone needing assistance.

After the ride was concluded and bikes were returned to their racks, cyclists and United Against Poverty supporters gathered at Waldo’s for the Splash party. The cyclists chatted pool-side, comparing notes on sights seen during the early morning ride and making plans for next year’s event.

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Photo courtesy of UP Indian River Bike riders depart South Beach Park in Vero.

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VERO BEACH — The hottest restaurant in Vero Beach may be Post & Vine. On a recent Friday evening, my wife and I decided to check out the restaurant’s vegan options, to see if they are, as rumored, among the best in town.

Post & Vine has a very hip feel, with varied, well-curated music, including Motown, jazz, and Sinatra. The décor is contemporary, yet minimalistic and uncluttered.

The highlight of the restaurant is the outdoor seating area, under a fixed structure but open on the sides and airy, with a unique vibe. Though the restaurant is on 14th Ave., it doesn’t feel like sitting outside on a busy street. The atmosphere is more like eating in a backyard garden, with modern yet casual furniture to match.

Comfortable seating around the fire pit cre-ates another area with an even more relaxed vibe.

Ample space between tables allows a sense of privacy even though the restaurant was relative-ly crowded. At no point could my companion and I hear what people were saying at nearby tables, which led to the comforting conclusion that nobody could hear our conversations.

With all of the openings around the seating area creating a lovely fresh breeze, noise seems to flow out and away instead of reverberating in the restaurant.

A huge ceiling fan that looked like an air-plane propeller wasn’t needed the night we were there, though it looked like it could cool an

enormous area. We enjoyed a natural breeze of perfect temperature.

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ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20Aries, take a few tentative steps forward first before diving wholeheartedly into a situation. It is a good idea to test the waters on any big project before fully submerging.

TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21Taurus, don’t abandon caring for yourself if your to-do list is a mile long. Figure out a way to devote some attention to yourself and reap the rewards.

GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21Gemini, a new outlook can help you overcome a problem that’s puzzled you. Shift your per-ceptive for a bit, or even embrace some dis-tractions to clear your mind.

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LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23Don’t apologize for putting yourself first this week, Leo. People will respect you more when you set clear boundaries and are forthcoming in your interactions.

VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22Honesty is one of your foremost qualities, Virgo. Others appreciate this and will look to you for guidance. Express your thoughts while keeping others in mind.

LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23Libra, it’s only been a few months but you are on track to meet long-term goals. Keep up the good work and don’t be surprised when others notice and acknowledge your progress.

SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22Everyone wants a piece of you this week, Scor-pio. You might feel like you’re getting pulled in a million different directions. Embrace this, but make sure you don’t get swept away.

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• Ghost Writer at Riverside: The Riverside Theatre, located at 3250 Riverside Park Drive in Vero Beach, presents "Ghost Writer" by Michael Hollinger. Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Attacked by skeptics, the press and Woolsey’s jealous widow, Myra sets out to prove she is more than an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Wooley’s legacy now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world cannot understand? Performances will take place April 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 13 and 14 at 2 p.m., April 3, 4, 9, 10 and 11 at 7:30 p.m. and April 5, 6, 12, and 13 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $55 and performances

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• Art Auction for Homelessness: The Art Auction to benefit the Homeless in Vero Beach will take place on April 6 from 10:00 a.m to noon. Preview & meet & greet the local artists. The auction starts at 12 noon until 4:00 p.m. The auction will take place at Saint Augustine’s of Canterbury Church located at 43rd Ave. between 8th & 4th streets. Artists willing to donate paintings contact Fran Alibrio-Curran at (772) 644-0944 or e-mail: [email protected]

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• Vero Beach Easter Egg Hunt: The 59th Annual Easter Egg Hunt presented by the City of Vero Beach Recreation Department will be held Saturday, April 13 at Mulligan's Beach House Bar and Grill, located at 1025 Beachland Boulevard in Vero Beach. The hunting starts at 10:00 a.m. This is a free event and is for ages 0-9. Every participant gets a prize. This Easter Egg Hunt is sponsored by Mulligan's Beach House and will be behind Mulligan's on the beach for ages 4-9 and up on the grass for ages 0-3. For more information, call 770-6500 or 772-567-2144 or visit www.covb.org and click on Recreation.

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• Genealogy Conference: The Indian River Genealogical Society and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Family History Center are pleased to announce the 2019 Indian River Genealogy Conference. This free conference will be held on Saturday, April 13 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse located at 3980 12thStreet in Vero Beach. This annual conference offers a full day of free one-hour genealogy classes. The classes are appropriate for beginning to experienced family historians. One-on-one consultations to help understand DNA testing will be available as well as personal assistance in the Family History Center. Lineage societies, IRGS Genealogy Interest Groups, the Archive Center and Genealogy Department of the Indian River County Main Library and others will be available in the exhibit hall. Door prizes will be

awarded. Pre-registration is not required to attend but is encouraged. To pre-register, go to www.tinyurl.com/IRGC2019. In-person registration begins at 8:00 am on the day of the conference. Attendees may bring their own lunch or visit an area restaurant For more information, visit www.irgs.org or find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/irgconf.

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• St. Cecilia’s Mass: On Sunday, April 14, 2019, the First Presbyterian Church of Vero Beach will present *Messe solennelle en l’jonneur de Sainte Cecile *(Solemn Mass in honor of St. Cecilia) by Charles Gounod. Two free performances will take place during the 9am and 11am services in the church sanctuary at 520 Royal Palm Boule-vard, Vero Beach. There is no ticket needed. For more information, call (772) 562-9088 or visit www.facebook.com/FirstPresVero.

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VERO BEACH — The final performance of the eleventh season for the Vero Beach Chamber Orchestra, An Afternoon with the Great German Composers, will take place on Sunday, April 14, at 2 p.m. at the Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center.

There is no ticket required to the free con-cert, though donations are encouraged.

The first VBCO performance of the season featured a lesser-known work by Mendels-sohn and an eclectic 20th century work by American composer Charles Ives. This sec-ond and final concert focuses on the well-known German composers for their standard repertoire. Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 will

be offered along with Overture to “A Mid-summer Night’s Dream” by Mendelssohn. Handel’s Water Music Suites No. 2 and No. 3 will also be part of the program.

The Vero Beach Chamber Orchestra, directed by Colbert Page Howell, was formed to provide for the cultural enrichment of Indian River County by presenting two free concerts each year. The group is composed of an assortment of local musicians, including high school students and seasoned profes-sionals.

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The Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center is located at 1707 16th St., Vero Beach.

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• Legally Blonde at Riverside: The Riverside Theatre, located at 3250 Riverside Park Drive in Vero Beach, presents "Legally Blonde" with music and lyrics by Nell Benjamin and Laurence O’Keefe, book by Heather Hach, and based on the novel, Legally Blonde, by Amanda Brown . Fabu-lously fun and filled with flashy song-and-dance numbers, Legally Blonde follows the exploits of effervescent sorority girl Elle Woods and her plans to follow her Ivy League

ex-boyfriend to Harvard Law School. Determined to get him back, she charms her way into the prestigious law school. While there, she ends up teaching the intellectual elite a thing or two by winning a difficult case with her unique expertise and cheery outlook. Along the way, Elle quickly realizes her potential and finds true love. This award-winning comedy is based on the novel by Amanda Brown and the subsequent hit film starring Reese Witherspoon. Perfor-mances will take place on April 16, 17, 18, 24, 25 and 30 at 7:30 p.m., April 17, 20, 21, 24, 25, 27 and 28 at 2 p.m., and April 19, 20, 26 and 27 at 8 p.m. Tickets start at $35. For more information or ticket purchases, call 772-231-5860 or visit www.riversidethe-atre.com.

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• Riverside Backstage Tours: The Riverside Theatre, located at 3250 Riverside Park Drive in Vero Beach will host backstage tours on Friday, April 19 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Explore the back stage of Riverside Theatre with a guided tour of the various shops, stand on stage where the actors perform, and experience the history of Florida’s largest professional theatre. Tickets are $5 or free for members $100 and up. For more information or ticket purchases, call 772-231-5860 or visit www.riversidethea-tre.com.

• Comedy Zone at Riverside: The Riverside Theatre, located at 3250 Riverside Park

Drive in Vero Beach will host The Comedy Zone Experience on April 19 at 7:30 p.m. Riverside’s showcase of professional comedians touring the comedy circuit takes the Waxlax Stage. Comedians are Norm Stultz and Gid Pool. Tickets for comedian showcase are $12 - $18. Free music at the Live in the Loop outdoor stage. For more information or ticket purchases, call 772-231-5860 or visit www.riversidethea-tre.com.

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• Night Sounds at Sebastian Inlet: St. Johns Wood is a five-piece band that transports you back to the music of the

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Florida is officially a busy sports place this time of year. We have the PGA and Champions Tours here, motor-

sport racing in Daytona and Sebring, college basketball, and even ice hockey. For me though , this time of year used to turn my attention to baseball. There was a time when baseball filled my childhood and when Spring Training came around, I was in heaven.

In my teens I discovered that I could combine my two loves, baseball and golf. Thanks to the Los Angeles Dodgers and the wonderful complex known as Dodgertown in Vero Beach, I could roll into town with my sticks and my mitt and kill two birds with one stone.

By arriving early enough I could get in nine holes at Dodgertown Golf Course and then catch the afternoon game between the Dodgers and another club. I had to arrive early though, as they would close the course for parking a few hours before the ball game.

I was not the first to think of this. Baseball players from the days of Babe Ruth often spent as much of their spring playing golf as they did hitting and fielding.

In 1948, Branch Rickey and co-owner, Walter O’Malley, moved the Dodgers’ spring training operations from Pensacola to a disused 80-acre naval training base in Vero. During World War II the base served as a training facility for divebomber pilots learning to fly night missions. On the same property where pilots practiced strafing and bombing, the duo brought nearly 600 players to chase fly balls, run bases, swat mosquitoes and stay somewhat sober

during their lonely evenings. With the South still rampant with

racial prejudice, many of the black players would travel to Fort Pierce on their free time to find public courses where they could enjoy a round of golf. In 1953, O’Malley had designed, with input from players and coaches, a pitch and putt golf course around a man-made lake on the property.

Because space was limited and there were only a few holes, O’Malley decided in 1965 to build and maintain his own course, adjacent to Holman Stadium. He hired a pair of minority coaches, Jim Gilliam, a former Dodger player and Preston Gomez to design the track.

The nine-hole course opened in 1965 and was available to all the Dodger players as well as the public. Being an avid golfer, O’Malley could often be found on the links.

To aid his own game, O’Malley oversaw the design and was in charge of where the bunkers were placed. When he noticed that one of his best friends and top competitors, Dr. Jim Priestly, tended to push his tee shots to the right, O’Malley had workers put bunkers in those very spots.

Even Kay O’Malley, Walter’s wife, was often seen on the links with friends, including Leila Alston, wife of then

Dodgers’ skipper Walt Alston. The course featured nine holes, played

to a par of 36 from the back tees and measured 2,823 yards long. From the forward tees the course played 2,433 yards long and the par was 35. The course was relatively flat with elevated greens and bunkers. Pine trees lined the fairways and water came into play on only two holes.

Just past the left-field mounds (there never were any outfield walls at Holman Stadium), sat the first tee. The opening hole was a par-5, playing just 452 yards. To get to the green in two, you had to go over the lake behind the third-base stands.

With the course being right on the Dodgertown property, players could be found there pretty much any time they weren’t playing baseball. On a given day you could find Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider, Don Drysdale, Sandy Koufax, Roy Cam-panella, Vin Scully or many more Hall of Famers enjoying a round.

Maury Wills learned the game of golf here. Being an African-American meant that many places weren’t open to him and his fellow players. He found solace on the course and learned the game.

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1960’s British invasion. This is the music that helped define a generation; it includes The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks, The Zombies, The Animals, David Bowie, Eric Clapton and many more. Enjoy the music that is etched into the golden history of Roll ‘n’ Roll. The concert will take place at the pavilions on Coconut Point, located on the south side of Sebastian Inlet. The concert is free with regular park entry fees. This event will be held at Sebastian Inlet State Park, 14257 North A1A, Vero Beach, 6 - 9 p.m. For more information about St. Johns Wood visit https://www.facebook.com/St-Johns-Wood-226705954102460.

• Easter on the Farm: Easter on the farm at LaPorte Farms, located at 129th Street off Roseland Road in Sebastian, on April 20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come join the fun & meet the Easter bunny! The event will

feature a mechanical bull, Home Depot Kid's Workshop, a Corn bin, arts & crafts, Gem mining, face painting, pony ride, great food and more. Admission is $1 per person. Additional charges for pony rides & food etc Vendors welcome! All vendors wanting to participate in our event. Please register on our website. Have any questions or concerns? Please don't hesitate to call us or e-mail us at (772)633-0813 or [email protected]

• Comedy Zone at Riverside: The Riverside Theatre, located at 3250 Riverside Park Drive in Vero Beach will host The Comedy Zone Experience on April 20 at 9:30 p.m. Riverside’s showcase of professional comedians touring the comedy circuit takes the Waxlax Stage. Comedians are Norm Stultz and Gid Pool. Tickets for comedian showcase are $12 - $18. Free music at the Live in the Loop outdoor stage. For more information or ticket purchases, call 772-231-5860 or visit www.riversidethea-tre.com.

SATURDAY, APRIL 27 - SUNDAY, APRIL 28

• Howl at the Moon at Riverside: The Riverside Theatre, located at 3250 Riverside Park Drive in Vero Beach will present Howl at the Moon on April 27 at 7:30 p.m. and April 28 at 8:30 p.m. More than a dueling pianos show, Howl at the Moon is a high-energy music show. Come sing, dance, and howl as the most talented musicians perform your favorite rock, pop, and dance hits from the 80’s, 90’s, and today! Local musicians will continue to perform on our outdoor stage between Howl performances. Tickets are $12-$22. For more information or ticket purchases, call 772-231-5860 or visit www.riversidetheatre.com.

SATURDAY, MAY 4

• Riverside for Kids Birthday Party: The Riverside Theatre, located at 3250 Riverside Park Drive in Vero Beach will host Riverside Theater for RT Kids Birthday Party on Saturday, May 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A celebration of the performing arts for kids, this annual event features performances, children’s entertainers, and hands-on activities. Call 772-231-5860 or visit www.riversidetheatre.com.

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Dodgers were sold. The new ownership found that today’s players weren’t interested in playing the quaint course, regardless of its history, and shut the doors.

Soon after, the team picked up its bats, balls and mitts and moved its operation to Arizona. The Dodgers spent 61 years in Vero Beach. The team, its players and fans were not just a part of the city’s history; they were part of the city itself.

I don’t happen by the old Dodgertown complex often, but when I do, seeing the vacant plot of land where Dodgertown Golf Course used to be makes me sad.

I think about all the great players who walked those grounds. I think of how difficult it must have been for those African-American ballplayers to find things to do in those days, and how wonderful it was that O’Malley built something for ALL of his players to enjoy.

James Stammer has been an avid golfer and golf enthusiast for nearly 40 years. He hosts the Thursday Night Golf Show on WSTU 1450-AM. Contact him at [email protected].

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Spring 2019 is here and the roses are in bloomHi everybody and welcome!

With everybody getting his or her yards ready for spring, the one

thing everybody wants is color. Color is one of the main elements that make your yard stand out. One of the most practical ways is through the use of roses. Roses are beautiful flowers that symbolize love and friendship. Imagine yourself entertaining your friends in a lovely alcove surrounded by colorful flowers. Roses are relatively easy to grow and are a great choice because they will often grow where other flowers won’t because of Florida’s intense summer sun. You can buy roses as either a container plant or as bare rootstock.

Roses can be successfully planted in either containers or in the ground. In either case, the plants should be in well-drained

soil in a sunny location. If you plant your treasures in the ground, be sure the soil drains well. Dig a hole about 15 – 18 inches wide and eighteen inches deep. Put a layer of gravel on the bottom of the hole. This is to allow drainage so water drains away from the root system. The same would apply if you plant your roses in a container. The next step is to prepare the soil you are going to use to plant your roses. You should use a mix of a good quality potting soil with

around half the mix-ture composed of organic matter such as mulch or peat. You can also use some bone meal with your soil mixture. Now, it’s finally time to plant your prize. Carefully remove the plant from its original con-tainer. Place the plant in your prepared hole so the top of soil layer on the plant is the same level as the sur-rounding soil. Fill the gap underneath the plant with your pre-

pared soil mixture. Now, fill the gaps around the remaining parts of the plant and pack down lightly. You are now ready to water in your newly planted rose.

OK, you finally have your roses planted and they are bursting with color, now you need to do some p e r i o d i c m a i n t e -nance to maintain that beau-ty. Since we live in such a humid climate, certain diseases such as black powdery mildew and black spot can both be a common problem. Both dis-eases are much easier to control if you pre-vent them happening in the first place. Once established, both are very difficult to get rid of. Although there are many products on the market that are used for disease control on roses, Orthenex reigns as the king. The product controls not only diseases but also controls insect infestation as well. If you are interested in an all-natural cure for fungus, how about baking soda. That’s right, baking soda. Plain ordinary baking soda added at the rate of 3 teaspoons per gallon of water. You then can add a small amount of mild dish detergent to the mix to act as a spreader

sticker. This will work as a preventive mea-sure but will not work well if an infection is

present. Be sure not to make your mix too strong as damage to your roses could

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and like a good supply of food. Roses should be fed at least once a month. You can use a good quality commercial food or you can use your own mix, which should consist of 1 cup of bone meal, 1-cup cotton-seed meal, one-half cup blood meal, one-half cup fishmeal and one-half cup Epsom salts. You can spread this mix around each plant and then water in.

That’s it for this week and I hope you enjoyed it.

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