Page 6 - Jupiter Ocean Mile - July '21

Page 6, Jupiter Ocean Mile

Fifth Annual Jupiter Senior Softball

KDW Fishing Memorial Day Ceremony

Tournament For A Memorial Day ceremony by the Jupiter Senior Softball name was changed to Memorial Day in 1971, said JSSA
President Tom Cosentino who conducted a quiz of players
Association (JSSA) paid tribute to the men and women of the
about the origin and meaning of Memorial Day. More than
military who died in service of their country. A crowd of about
Place Of Hope 50 players attended the event prior to games at Maplewood 1.3 million members of our military have died in wars since
Community Park.
1776, he said.
The Jupiter Senior Softball program features games every
Ron Nolan, an Army combat veteran of the Vietnam War,
gave remarks honoring the fallen heroes whose sacrifices Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning beginning at 8:30
Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz made it possible for us to enjoy the many freedoms we have. a.m. at Jupiter Community Park and is open to persons 55
Place of Hope hosted its Fifth Annual KDW Fish for “We should be mindful that those who while living, were and older. New players of all skill levels are welcome and
Hope Fishing Tournament in June at the Sailfish Marina. willing to risk making the ultimate sacrifice. Our very way of registration can be made online at www.leaguelineup.com/jssa.
This was a unique, fun, and laid back, yet competitive life and the freedoms we enjoy today are the fruits of those For information contact Tom Cosentino at (412) 721-0173.
fundraising event bringing together over 300 people to sacrifices,” Nolan said. Players
support the mission of Place of Hope! removed their caps and held a
Proceeds from the two-day event benefit the 340-plus moment of silence, followed by the
foster children, homeless youth, families in transition, mournful recorded sound of taps.
and survivors of human trafficking right here in South Nolan and Bob Lascher, a
Florida. Fish for Hope was an exciting fishing tournament Marine veteran who also served
benefiting hundreds of abused children and young adults in Vietnam, said in a YouTube
in desperate need throughout Palm Beach, Martin, St. video of the observance that they
Lucie, and Indian River counties. lost friends whose names are
on the Vietnam Wall. Memorial
Day was originally known as
Decoration Day and was created
to memorialize American soldiers
who died in the Civil War. The Senior softball players honor members of the military who died for their country.

Surfing The Pink Wave!

Rosé

By Laura Berrio, Another reason for the rise in popularity is that rosé
Freelance Writer/Blogger works well in spring and summer. It can be enjoyed
Rosé is on the rise! anywhere and can be mixed into cocktails.
The market for rosé wines A decade ago rosé only consisted of sweeter wines.
has more than doubled Now the variety of rosé spans bone dry to sweet, cheap to
in the last decade. There expensive, and simple to complex. The color and source
is a whole new group of has also changed. The “pink” wine from California is now
wine drinkers who pick very pale pink and primarily from Provence.
“pink” for their preferred I recommend trying a variety of rosés to find your
wine. Who is this group of favorite. A couple of my favorite rosés under $20 are
consumers? Millennials. Rosa di Germina (dry) and Rosa Regale (sweet).
Younger consumers Pick up a rosé for your next occasion
prefer sweeter rosé. This reminds me of the pink wine and “surf the pink wave!”
cooler days of my youth! The millennials have played a ~ Cheers!
large role in creating the “pink” image in social media ~ Keep the conversation going
for rosé wines. The popularity of this segment led Italy and the wine flowing!
to create a National Rosé Day. It is all the rage right now Follow the Vine on Instagram
to get all wine enthusiasts to think pink! @VineVibeUncorked.

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