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       Humane Society from page 1                        About The  Humane                                 operated and relies on donations to support its programs
                                                         Society  Of The                                   and services. Follow the HSTC on Facebook at https://
         In addition, a virtual silent auction featured an   Treasure Coast                                www.facebook.com/humanesocietyTC and Twitter at
      impressive array of items including an exclusive Pam      The Humane                                 https://www.twitter.com/hstc1. For more information,
      Huizenga necklace, a trip to Bimini, and packages for   Society of the Treasure                      visit https://www.hstc1.org or call (772) 223-8822.
      Chef’s Table and Colab Kitchen.                    Coast (HSTC) is a
         “This past fiscal year, our shelter provided services   no-kill animal welfare
      for more than 7,548 animals, which includes adoption,   organization  located
      spay-neuter and obedience and agility programs,” said   at 4100 S.W. Leighton
      HSTC  President  and CEO Frank Valente. “This was   Farm  Ave. in Palm
      made possible due to our staff’s outstanding dedication   City, Fla. Since 1955,
      along with support from our donors, corporate partners,   it has been the leading
      individuals, businesses, foundations, volunteers and   advocate for animal
      customers.”                                        protection and well-  Eilleen and Glenn Dempsey of the
         The annual Paws & Claws gala is the Treasure Coast’s   being in the Martin   Catsman Foundation, presenting
      most prestigious, successful shelter animal fundraiser   County area. A 501(c)  sponsor
      benefiting Martin County’s only open-access, no-kill,   (3)  private,  nonprofit
      nonprofit animal welfare organization. The event raises   organization, the HSTC is independent and locally
      critical  funds  for  shelter  pets  in  need  as  well  as  its                                     Frank and Millie Savastano
      pet adoption program, a low-cost spay/neuter surgical
      program, a multitude of humane education programs and
      its lifesaving emergency medical fund.
         The Samuel M. and Alma Catsman Foundation was the
      presenting sponsor. Major sponsors were Stryker Electric
      & Air, Apex Pavers & Pools, JetLoan Capital, Law Offices
      of John Mangan, P.A., Rehmann, Rick Carroll Insurance
      Agency, Saelzer Atlas Wealth Management Group of
      Raymond James, South State Bank, Stuart Magazine and
      Wilmington Trust, N.A.
         For more information, call HSTC Community Events
      Specialist Debbi Greer at (772) 600-4214.



                                                         Scott and Karen Eccleston                         Julia and Frank Valente and Susan Halliburton


                                                           11th Annual Purse Party from page 1             Huizenga Scholarship program allows access to camp
                                                                                                           enrollment to low income and at-risk youth.
                                                              For the first time ever, the silent auction aired live      To date, over 18,000 students have benefitted from the
                                                           online, allowing offsite participation! Of course there   generosity of past purse party attendees!
                                                           were some special surprises  reserved for  the event      This event and the great work to follow is a direct
                                                           attendees. The event’s emcee, superstar WPTV Channel   result of the hard work and generous contributions of our
                                                           5 news anchor Ashleigh Walters, welcomed guests as   active volunteer committee and sponsors! Please help us
                                                           they enjoyed a delicious lunch, signature cocktail, raffle   thank and recognize our main event sponsors; Kathleen
                                                           drawings and live auction, led by local auctioneer celebrity   B. Walgreen, Marsha and Mike Cetta, O’Donnell Impact
                                                           Reed Hartman. “We are blown away at the generosity of   Windows and Storm Protection, O’Rourke Engineering
      Kelly and Jay Cashmere                               the attendees and are thrilled to announce that this year’s   and Planning, C2 Equipment Rental, RE/MAX of Stuart,
                                                           event grossed over $90,000, a true compliment to the   Kelley Decowski and Team Decowski, Hartman Auctions,
                                                           history and following of the event. Proceeds from this   Philip DeBerard, Madison’s Miracles,  Thompson
                                                           event will fund the Museum’s Educational Community   Contracting Group, Virtua Brands, Colorado Pawn &
                                                           Outreach Programs and Marti Huizenga Scholarship   Jewelry and Tara Biek Creative.
                                                           Fund,” says Tammy Calabria, executive director. This      If you or your business would like to support
                                                           program allows local teachers to enhance their current   the educational community outreach programs and
                                                           curriculum using a hands-on approach to learning, free!   scholarship fund please contact Gina Palagonia or Tammy
                                                           Yes, the traveling mobile museum visits classrooms   Calabria at (772) 225-7575, Ext. 206 today. You can create
                                                           throughout the Treasure Coast, Indian River, St. Lucie,   memorable educational experiences through playful
                                                           Martin, Okeechobee and Palm Beach counties. The Marti   learning, thank you.






      George and Kit Haas       Jeff and Charleen Sabin






        Captain’s was established in 1980 servicing
        Palm Beach County and is a privately                    Est. 1926
        owned and managed company.                                                     The Heart of Hobe Sound
        Captain’s is committed to providing
        dependable, reliable and professional
        ground transportation to and from all               We Wish Our Northern Friends A Safe Journey          WE are YOUR Community
        South Florida Airports and Seaports.  PBCVH212
           To reserve your vehicle:                           When They Return To Their Northern Homes                         Church
       561-798-2180 or 800-634-7890  www.captainsairport.com    Each year Session considers needs beyond our own church and identifies a recipient
                                                            of this offering. This year Session selected an ongoing project. We have previously   All Visitors Welcome
                                                            reported the story of little Luis Flores from Nicaragua and his ongoing need for a   We Invite You to Worship with Us
       Editorial copy appearing herewith is not necessarily the viewpoint of   prosthetic leg following an amputation due to a birth defect. Luis was fitted with his
       Seabreeze Publications of Central Florida. Most editorial copy is created by   first prosthesis at age two. His adolescent growth spurts are requiring frequent prosthesis   Every Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
       the homeowners and is edited by their appointed editor.  adjustments or replacements, and a new one will be needed every couple years until   WE ARE ON FACEBOOK LIVE
                                                            Luis reaches his adult height.
                                                              With this year’s Easter Offering we will add to our donations to help with this   every Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m.
                                                            purchase for Luis. A special Easter Offering envelope can be found in your box of
                      1102 W. Indiantown Rd., Suite 5, Jupiter, FL 33458  weekly offering envelopes. If you don’t use these you can make a donation using a   Give us a call or visit our
                        (561) 746-3244                      Mission envelope found in the pew boxes and identify it as “Easter Offering.”  website for more information.
                        FAX (561) 746-2509                     NEW MEMBERS, WE HAVE BEEN HONORED TO                       (772) 546-5043
                                                               HAVE 6 NEW MEMBERS JOIN THE CHURCH. WE
         Seabreeze Publications                              LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING MANY NEW MEMBERS                www.heartofhobesound.org
                                                                          JOINING OUR CHURCH.
                          Publisher
                         M. Sean Reid                                      MONTHLY DINNERS
                            J. Reid
                                                               Monthly dinners to help offset some of the almost $350,000 in
                                                            renovation cost to our Church – Dinner will be held on the 2nd Friday
                            Sales                                  of the month at 5:30 p.m.  Cost is $15 per person
              Tom English, Laura Berrio, Bret McCormick     MAY 13-Meatloaf • JUNE 10-Fried Chicken • JULY 8-Ribs Barbeque

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