AVENTURA - At the Aventura HEAR Center, your hearing is Prior-ity One. If people tell you your TV is too loud, or if you keep missingbits and pieces of conversation and have to ask people to repeatthemselves, or if itseems that people arealways mumbling,come see the hearingaid specialist, Javier“Bob” Benitez, BC-HIS.He's eager to help youhear better.After 15 years, the

HEAR Center is anAventura fixture. It isbehind Loehmann’sPlaza right next to thenew Heavy Burgerrestaurant with itsbright red canopy bythe back of Publix.The Aventura HEARCenter is a modern of-fice equipped to fit patients with the best hearing technology avail-able.

It is a cheerful place, bright and airy. Ellen Pardue, the patient co-ordinator, greets you and in no time at all, you get to see the special-ist. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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HALLANDALE BEACH COOL AIRWELLCO HEALTHThe annual Police

Athletic League (PAL)5k/10K run this Sun-

day at GulfstreamPark caps off a hugeweekend in Hallan-

dale Beach. For morecoverage on all theevents taking place

throughout the week-end, see Page 4B.

Chronic pain is de-bilitating, quickly

eroding quality of life.Now, a new medicaltechnology allows

many patients suffer-ing from back or jointpain to avoid surgeryand return to their ac-tivities. Need to knowmore? See Page 1C.

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Hearing Aid Specialist, Javier“Bob” Benitez makes the

experience of coming to AventuraHear Center one to remember.

AVENTURA HEAR CENTER‘NEW wireless aids make

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SHOWCASE WEEKEND

Last weekend, our own Stephen Cummings went to Orlando to takepart in the annual Key Club convention, which is an organizationthat, through his work with the Kiwanis Club, has given Cummingsthe opportunity to touch many lives in a positive way - as a mentorand as someone who has given back to his community at Hallan-dale High School. What Cummings never expected was to be

honored for something he does from the heart. With over 300 advi-sors eligible for the chance to win the Kiwanis Advisor of the Year,Cummings was chosen for this impressive honor. Congratulationsto someone who continues to make our community a better place.

Stephen Cummings is the 2012Kiwanis Advisor of the Year

From Relay For Life to ‘Honoring Our Heroes’, The PAL 5/10K raceand the 85th Birthday Bash, Hallandale Beach is the place to be

If you live in, or around, Hallandale Beach, youalready know that over the past month, therehave been enough events to more than shine thespotlight on a community that continues to attractvisitors and residents alike - year round.

Hallandale Beach became a destination yearsago - when major attractions brought thousandsand thousands into see how impressive this com-munity really is. With restaurants and businesseshoping to benefit from the many who continue toflock to this area year round, this weekend will bea special one for those who live and work in thecommunity.

As someone who has been around this commu-nity - watching it grow - for five decades - this Fri-day and Saturday are exactly what the label"community-oriented" means. Having the opportunity to be a part of ev-

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ents such as theAmerican Cancer So-ciety's Relay For Life,"Honoring Our He-roes" and the "85thBirthday Bash" will besomething to remem-ber.

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By Chuck O. Ellis,Parks,

Recreation and Cultural Arts DirectorHOLLYWOOD -

The ArtsPark atYoung Circle Gallerywill open a unique ex-hibition featuring Hait-ian artist Roland“Rojmeck” Mecklem-bourg on May 15th ondisplay until August17th. “UniversalXplosion of Heart” willfeature nearly 40works by Mecklem-bourg, including hishighly regarded“When Sky meetsEarth Series” portraitsas well as recentpaintings. The open-ing reception is Satur-day, May 19th from7:00 to 10:00 pm.

In addition, Ro-jmeck is the featuredartist at the 2012 Col-ors of the Caribbean,a celebration ofCaribbean Culturesupported by theAmerican HeritageFlorida and theRhythm Foundations.Rojmeck’s Art will beexhibited at thisevent’s VIP receptionon June 16th at 6:00pm.

Born in Haiti butjourneyed and lived indifferent cultures thatinspired him to paint,write and dream. Ro-jmeck works to con-ciliate through visual

art his concerns andunderstanding of thespace in which he be-lieves himself andevery creature findtheir existence. Heembraces to hisimagination as re-vealed in his fantasyworld, inspired by hisspirit and free of theconscious control ofreason. Rojmeck ex-poses his feelingsand impressions ofprimitive living in a

modern world to ablank canvas, filling itwith colorful symbolicforms and shapes.His impression of anatural world is anabstract of space, asurreal part of theuniverse.

“I strive to find free-dom, peace, love andharmony beyond theconfusion, hate, ter-ror, anger and divi-sion prevailing in thisworld” says Rojmeck.

His creativity surely isa effect of the con-stant struggle be-

tween internal spiritsthat do not want beexposed or revealed,

between spirits ofrighteousness andwrong.

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The ArtsPark at Young Circle Gallery will open aunique exhibition featuring Haitian artist Roland“Rojmeck” Mecklembourg on May 15th on dis-play until August 17th. “Universal Xplosion of

Heart” will feature nearly 40 works by Mecklem-bourg, including his highly regarded “When Skymeets Earth Series” portraits as well as recentpaintings. The opening reception is Saturday,

May 19th from 7:00 to 10:00 pm.

excited about thisweekend."This is a weekend

that everyone hastalked about andlooked forward to for along time," said Bar-bara Southwick, whotakes part in many ofthe activities held."The Relay For Lifecontinues to pick upmomentum each year.It's a great way to raisemoney to fight cancer."The Relay For Life

event will be held onFriday at 6 p.m untilSaturday at 9 a.m. atPeter Bluesten Park,501 S.E. 1st Ave.Southwick also spoke

about how importantmany of the otherevents were for thecommunity, especiallythe birthday bash thatis FREE and will beheld from 10 a.m. until2 p.m. at PeterBluesten Park."The birthday bash

will be a lot of fun,"Southwick said. "Therewill be a number ofthings going on thatwill help showcase ourcity."

RELAY FOR LIFEOver the years, this

is one event that hasalways had a toughtime gaining momen-tum, and while this isall about raisingmoney, many wouldmuch rather writechecks and not attend,showing the manycancer survivors sup-port.While the objective is

always about howmuch money can beraised, it's all about the

involvement and whatpeople do to help oth-ers. The one thing thatI really was upset bylast year was the lackof involvement be-tween the city's fireand police agencies.At most Relay For Lifeevents across thecountry, it's the fire andpolice who raise themost money with cook-offs and usually bringa large following.The event gets

started at 6 p.m. onFriday evening withthe opening ceremony,honor guard, guestspeakers and a cancersurvivor's lap with themany caregivers whomake life much, mucheasier.

At 7 p.m., the sur-vivors will have an out-standing dinner - whileteams and those rais-ing money listen to alive DJ, compete ingames, eat somehomemade foods andmuch more.

Between 8 and 10,Elvis will be in the parkalong with some birth-day cake and a DJ,playing some of the fa-vorites.Starting at 10, the Lu-

minaria Ceremony willtake place as thosewho lost the battle tocancer are remem-bered with a "Light ofHope" bag. Throughout the

evening, there will bemovies and manyovernight activities thatwill usher in Saturday'sactivities. This year's Relay will

have tons of items forsale in a flea marketand silent auction,"said event ChairmanSteve Carlo. "As thenight goes on, we will

have a Purple StreakLap around 11:15 pmwhen we shave myhead into a purple mo-hawk, live on stage.There will be a silentauction for who gets totake the clippers andmake it happen."Carlo and his volun-

teers continue to workvery hard to help raisemoney and bring peo-ple out. One of thosewho has taken part inseveral fund-raisingevents is Bill Julian.Bringing back TeamExtreme once againthis year, Julian iscooking up some greatfoods to sell."So far 'Team Ex-

treme' plans to sellmeatball subs and myfamous black beans,rice, and plantains,"Julian said. "We arereally hoping for agreat turnout this year.We need involvementfrom everyone wholives and works in thiscity. Lets make this thebest Relay ever!!!!"

(For those using thepool at the event, theycan swim until 10 p.m.)

85TH BIRTHDAYBASH

Having been to anumber of these overthe years, I can tellyou when they hit aspecial number - suchas 85 - it is indeed areason to celebrate,and you can expectthis to be a total citycelebration, which willinclude entrainment,bounce house/bungejump, free swimming(10 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.),children's activities,birthday party, commu-nity performances aswell as concessions

available for sale.What is a celebration

without getting thechance to learn aboutthe city? Those onhand will have the op-portunity to see howthis community wasbuilt, which will add ahuge perspective onhow far HallandaleBeach has come.

HONORING OURHEROES

The weekend willcome to an end as thecommunity will cele-brate Armed ForcesDay by "Honoring OurHeroes" from 3-6 p.m.at Hallandale HighSchool, 720 N.W. 9thAve.This FREE event will

showcase:• Hallandale BeachPolice• Hallandale Beach

Fore & Rescue• Meet a number ofSouth Florida area po-lice chiefs.• South Florida JROTCTeams.

The event will alsohonor community heroSir John Hardwick, a1988 graduate of Hal-landale High, a one-time Sun Timescolumnist and a com-munity activist whonever stopped workingfor his city.Saturday will also

provide the opportunityto see HallandaleHigh's award-winningmarching band as wellas give voters achance to registration,and a blood drive,which will includeSickle Cell Screening.

For more informa-tion on this qualityevent, call QuineaGordon at 877-278-4450 or 954-323-

0900.

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Hollywood Hills High School to hostshowcase of success for new studentsHOLLYWOOD - Hollywood Hills High School is inviting students who plan

to attend the school in the fall, and those who have yet to decide on aschool, to attend a “Highlight on Hills and Spartan Showcase of Success”on Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.  The school is located at 5400Stirling Road, Hollywood.

Students and their parents/guardians will have an opportunity to learnabout the school’s world-class curriculum including the ACE Global StudiesAcademy and the new Medical Sciences, Legal Studies and Military Acade-mies.  

The ACE Academy and the new Military Academy, the first public militaryacademy in South Florida, offer students a rigorous advanced placementand honors level curriculum to prepare students to succeed in colleges anduniversities.

The Medical Services and Legal Academies are unique four-year pro-grams designed for students who want a challenging course of study andaspire to pursue higher education leading to careers in a health-related fieldor the legal system.

Those attending the Showcase will be able to visit various booths thathighlight the school’s curriculum in every subject area, meet teachers andlearn about the variety of activities available to students.

For more information, contact Cristina Nevala, Curriculum Spe-cialist at 754-323-1050 or visit the school’s newly updated web-

site (www.Hollywoodhillshigh.us).

HALLANDALEBEACH - This pastMonday the City Com-mission conductedour monthly City Man-ager workshop whichfocused on updatesfor our parks activityand public works con-struction, a reportfrom our Transporta-tion/Flood MitigationAdvisory Board andour budget.

BUDGET- TAXRATE TO STAY THE SAME

City Manager Anto-nio is recommendingthat the City continueto keep the same taxmillage rate of 5.9. Ina previous article I re-ported that Staff’s re-quested budgetincluded almost $30million in departmen-tal requests. TheCommission and Staffworked together totrim the majority oftheir requests withoutsacrificing the level ofservices needed tomaintain what our res-idents demand.

These are still leanbudget times. As theCity Manager stated,after years of pickingoff the low hangingfruit combined withmultiple years of de-clining revenues, fur-ther cuts wouldequate to impactingour services. Evenwith an increase of taxrevenues of under amillion dollars gener-ated by increasedproperty valuation of4.6 %, keeping thesame millage rate wasnot an easy task.Once again we arefortunate to have re-serve funds.

Last year we onlyutilized 490,000 of 3.3million in budgetedgeneral fund reserves.This year to maintainthe level of servicesand keep the tax rateat 5.9%, the City Man-ager’s goal was not toincrease the budget.The overall budget of94 million would haveremained flat at lastyear’s 91 million dollarlevel if it was not forchanges in the CRAmanagement staff and2.6 million in pensionobligations. Thebudget is projectingthe use of 6.5 milliondollars in general fundreserves which repre-sents a roll over incapital projects thatwere obligated, butnot completed in2012.

Even using reservefunds to cover the citybudget gap, we willstill have 33 million inoverall reserves. Thisrepresents 1/3 of theoverall budget of 94million. With the gen-eral fund budget at 50million, our generalfund at 13 million forthe budget year repre-sents 20 % of thegeneral fund budget.

In accounting stan-dards for operationthe target is 10% ofoperations.One would argue thatmaintaining the mill-age rate is still a taxincrease for home-steaded properties.This is not due to usincreasing taxes. It isin effect of what iscalled the recapturerule. Homesteadedproperties have a 3%cap on the value theycan be taxed at. Inother words yourhome may be valuedat 200,000 but due toexemptions and theSave Our HomesCap, owners are onlypaying on home-steaded assessedvalue. The assessedvalues cannot exceed3%. Non-home-steaded property andcommercial propertyfluctuates directly withvalues. If the valuesgo down or up, so dothe taxes.

IMPROVING SERVICES

The City maintainsthe goal of doing morewith less while main-taining or increasinglevels of services.Since 2008 we havefrozen and eliminatedpositions. In additionto operational efficien-cies, changing someplanned improve-ments and basic belttightening; staffingfreezes have helpedus to keep the tax ratethe same. In someareas, particularlylandscaping andmaintenance, budgetcuts have impactedthe quality we want tomaintain within ourparks and along ourroadways. After re-viewing, reclassifyingand realigning somestaffing levels, the CityManager has recom-mended an increasein full time equivalentpositions to 25. FTEsinclude both full-timeand part-time employ-ees.

CLEAN CITY SERVICES

Many areas of pro-posed staff increaseswill be in sanitation,street maintenanceand parks. Six of thefull-time employeesthat are recom-mended will be focus-ing on the goal ofmaintaining landscap-ing, streets and our

parks with three part-time positions beingutilized. After evaluat-ing the pros and consof contracted servicesand part-time laboropportunities, it wasrecommended thatthese positions befilled. Due to success-ful union negotiationswe are able to hirefull-time employeeswith benefits withoutlong-term pensioncosts. This will provideus a better level ofservice at a lower costand provide manage-ment more controlover employee per-formance.

MAINTAINING INFRASTURTUREKeeping with the

goal of ensuring thatthe management ofour construction workprojects and facilitiesare maintained therewere six full-time em-ployees recom-mended withinsanitation, the sewerdepartment and wateradministration. Withthe aging infrastruc-ture in our communitywe have many publicworks projects thatare underway that arecritical for us to sus-tain our services, aswell as protect our en-vironmental re-sources. There is alsoan addition of thewarehouse inventoryclerk to ensure propercontrols of all our as-sets.

SUSTAINING OURPARKS

Other F/T and P/Temployees that wererecommended includeMarina Assistance,Recreational Aidesand Personnel Ana-lysts. As part of ourMaster Parks Plan weevaluated operationand management toensure that the dollarsinvested in our bricksand mortar were notwasted. We have

many programs withinour parks that provideservices for toddlersall the way to seniors.We also will be open-ing our Marina withinthe next month for op-erations. These serv-

ices and programs in-crease the quality oflife for our residentswhile making ourcommunity more de-sirable.

FRANCHISE FEES

The City annuallyevaluates all our feesfor services. This yearthe City Manager isproposing an increaseon the franchise fee––––––––––––––––––––

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If you call in the morn-ing, you can usually getan appointment thesame day, and if you justwant to drop by whileyou are in the area,Ellen will do her best toget you right in."What we are doing

here," Bob said, "is offer-ing the best hearing careanywhere, so you won'twait long to see me andyou will be treated pro-fessionally and courte-ously."The hearing evaluationtakes 15 to 20 minutesand there is no charge.

"The first thing I do isto check the ears withour advanced equip-ment." A video-otoscopeis used, a non-invasivedevice that transmits im-ages of the ear canaland eardrum onto amonitor's high definitionplasma screen. "I look inthere and make surethere is not a lot of waxin the ear. Wax cancause a mild hearingloss, and sometimes re-moving the wax elimi-nates the problem! Ifthere is no excessivewax, we go to the testroom and I do an audio-metric evaluation to seeif there are some tonesthe patient cannot hearwell."The natural aging

process and noise cancause a hearing loss,natural aging being themost common reasonfor hearing problems.Stereos, I-pods, boomboxes, traffic, and anoisy work environmentall contribute to thecause. "It's the pro-longed exposure tonoise that does it," hesaid.

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FITTING SPECIALISTBefore coming to the

Aventura HEAR Center,Bob was, for 13 years,with Starkey Laborato-ries, the premier manu-facturer of hearingtechnology in the UnitedStates. He is a Harvardgraduate, a licensedHearing Aid Specialist inthe State of Florida, andnationally Board Certi-fied in Hearing Instru-ment Sciences. AtStarkey, he was a fittingspecialist. "I was the one

to whom people like my-self (a hearing profes-sional) would send theirpatients when theycouldn't figure out a wayto make those patientshappy with their hearinginstruments." This ex-perience made Bob anexpert with hearing aidfittings. “The new digitalinstruments are complexand require expertise ifthey are to be properlytuned for a patient’s indi-vidual needs,” Bob said.

IT IS POSSIBLE YOUSUFFER SOME HEARING LOSS

If the tests show con-clusively that you sufferpermanent hearing loss…Benitez said, " One outof three Americans overage 65 has a hearingproblem and half ofadults over 75 have one.Everyone over 65 yearsold should be gettingtheir hearing checkedregularly. Hearing prob-lems, like having diffi-culty understandingwhat people say, can getworse if not treated. Thatis why it’s important toget your hearingchecked. Once youknow you have a prob-lem, you can take stepsto deal with it. Just asyour primary care physi-cian does not routinelycheck your eyesight, sheor he will not be check-ing your hearing. Inboth cases physiciansnormally assume youare seeing a specialistfor care in these areas.The sad part is thatwhile most seniors takegood care of their eyes,very few actually haveyearly hearing tests.There is no reason for it!You do not need a refer-ral to have a hearingevaluation—just call theAventura HEAR Centerand ask for an appoint-ment!” Improved hear-ing leads to an improvedquality of life. Manypeople who have a hear-ing loss become moreand more isolated be-cause they cannot enjoyconversations in socialsituations, but hearing

help is now availablethat really works.

THE NEWEST TECHNOLOGY

Hearing aids have be-come very sophisticatedand there are many,many choices. How is apatient to decide whichhearing aid to wear? “Itstarts with a hearing pro-fessional you can trust,”Benitez said. “It is agood thing to do re-search and find out whatyou can about hearingloss and how hearingaids can help, but whenit comes to choosing ahearing aid, you need tofollow the advice of aprofessional.” Many pa-tients think becausetheir friend or a familymember did well with aparticular hearing aidthat they will also dowell. “That’s not alwaysthe case. Certain typesof hearing instrumentsare designed for particu-lar configurations ofhearing loss, and yourfriend or relative mayhave a high frequencyloss and do well withthose aids, but you havea low frequency loss andthe aid is completely in-adequate for you. As ahearing professional, Iam responsible for eval-uating your loss and rec-ommending theappropriate hearing aidfor your loss, lifestyle,and budget.”“Lifestyle is important,”

he adds, “because aperson who is not activeor who has a very lim-ited social life due tohealth issues simplydoes not need some ofthe advanced featuresavailable on the moresophisticated instru-

ments.” Some hearingaids offer features de-signed specifically forvery active social lives,and that is not whateveryone needs. On theother hand, most pa-tients would benefit froma hearing aid that doesnot whistle all the time,or an aid that makesnoisy rooms more com-fortable, or one that al-lows for telephone usewithout having to push abutton. Benitez said,“many of the old prob-lems that people hadwith hearing aids whichprevented them fromwearing them have beenovercome by advancesin technology, so even ifyou have tried hearingaids in the past and didnot liked them, there aregood reasons to take asecond listen.”And what about all

those different hearingaid companies, whichone makes the besthearing aids? “They alldo,” Benitez adds with achuckle, “it’s not thecompany, it’s the profes-sional fitting you that iscrucial.” There are sev-eral big hearing aid com-panies worldwide, andthey all make very goodproducts, they are allpriced very competi-tively, and the AventuraHEAR Center has rela-tionships with all ofthem. “It used to be onecompany was better at

one type of aid and an-other at a different type.With the advent of digitalaids, that has allchanged. My experi-ence working for themanufacturer gives me acertain edge—I have alevel of training and pro-gramming expertise notavailable to most dis-pensers and that’s animportant aspect of whatI offer my patients. Evenif you bought your aidselsewhere, there may besomething I can do tohelp you hear better withthem!”

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who want hearing aidsthat are more than“nearly” invisible? Ben-itez says, “We have twooptions for the patient

who wants completelyinvisible hearing aids:the extended-wear de-vices that stay in theears for two or threemonths and are then re-placed with new ones, orthe new SoundLensefrom Starkey that alsodisappear into the earcanal but use regularbatteries and last sev-eral years before theyneed to be replaced.They have been verywell received by thepublic and are the mostcost-effective ‘invisible’solution.”

Finally, what of themany people who havejust a little bit of a hear-ing problem but want tohear better withoutspending a lot ofmoney? “Well,” Benitezsmiles, “we’ve got justthe thing for them. It’scalled the AMP and it isa personal amplifier thatis small and discreet,appropriate for mildlosses, and costs only$750 per side. It is thebest way to begin to ex-perience better hearingsooner rather than laterwhen hearing aids maynot help as much.” Itsounds like there is away to help anyone whowants to hear better.“Exactly, we have solu-tions for every type ofloss and every budget!”So, what are you waitingfor? An invitation?

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If you would like tosubmit an announce-ment for our Commu-nity Calendar in thepaper – or online,where you are guar-anteed placementweekly, please send itto: Larry Blustein,Community CalendarEditor, 305 N.W. 10thTerrace, HallandaleBeach, Florida 33009;Fax: 954 458-0765 orvia e-mail to: SFSUN-TIMES@aol.com. Fora complete listing ofall Community Calen-dar items, pleasecheck our website at:www.southfloridasun-times.com. Also fol-low us on Twitter@sfsuntimes.

Thursday, May 17• 15th Annual Cui-sine For Art will beheld at from 6 p.m.-9p.m. Seminole HardRock Hotel & CasinoGrand Ballroom, OneSeminole Way Holly-wood, Cocktail Recep-tion & Silent Auction6:00-7:00PM. Dinner,Entertainment, AwardsPresentation & Liveauction immediatelyfollowing. Fees/Admis-sion: Tickets $100.00(until May 14th,$120.00 after). Busi-

ness Attire/Dressy Ca-sual. www.artandcul-turecenter.org. Art &Culture Center of Hol-lywood 954-921-3274.Email: joy@artandcul-turealcenter.org.

Saturday, May 19• Armed ForcesBBQ at the DaniaLions Clubhouse, 501SW 4th ave , DaniaBeach from 3-7pm.Hot Dogs, Hamburg-ers ... BBQ Pork ,Macaroni salad,Potatosalad and BakedBeans plus all types ofbeverages  ... contactLion Jim at 954-648-6905, Lion Alan 954-925-9828 or  Lion Ron- 954-303-0623. Thisis a benefit Southeast-ern Guide Dogs Pawfor Patriots program.

• Hallandale Neigh-borhood Team Train-ing, 11:00 AM - 2:00PM. Host: ClaireBarnes. Greater Ward

Chapel. 900 NW 6thAve Hallandale Beach33009. Directions:South on PembrokeRd; Right on 6th Ave.

Monday, May 21• Jewish War Veter-ans Aventura PointEast Post 698 Invitesall veterans andguests to monthlymeeting, 7:30 PM atAventura Communityand Recreation Center3375 NE 188 Street.Installation of Officersby Cmndr. GeorgeBecker. Speaker:Conni Gordon WW II.“Her life in the MarineCorps and in Art”. Sheis listed in GuinnessBook of Records. Cre-ate art with hertonight. Coffee socialfollowing meeting andlecture. Informationcall 305-652-5233.

Tuesday, May 22The HollywoodDemocratic Club

Meeting will be held7:00 P.M. (Social 6:30PM)  at The Holly-wood Beach Commu-nity Center, 1301 S.Ocean Dr, Hollywood.The Hollywood Demo-cratic Club presents:"Regulation and Taxa-tion of Marijuana toCreate Revenue toRuduce the Deficit."Speakers include rep-resentatives of:NORML (National Or-ganization for Reformof Marijuana Law),LEAP (Law Enforce-ment Against Prohibi-tion) and SSDP(Students for SensibleDrug Policy). The Hol-lywood DemocraticClub invites interestedpeople to attend andjoin the club. For fur-ther information con-tact Alan Stieb:954-922-8572  E-mail:astieb@bellsouth.net

Wednesday, May23

• Join your Hallan-dale Beach AreaChamber of Com-merce for Breakfastand networking eventat Brio Tuscan GrilleVillage at Gulfstream,600 Silks Run, Hallan-dale Beach, 7:30AM - 09:00 AM. Ourspeaker will be the in-coming City MangerRenee Crichton,ICMA-CM. Topic willbe Partnering To MoveBusiness Forward.$15.00 Members.$20.00 Future Mem-bers. Chamber Office954-454-0541.

• The Hollywood An-tiques and Col-lectibles Club issponsoring an IndoorFlea Market fundraiserfrom 9:30am-1:00pmat the Fred LippmanMulti-Purpose Centerat 2030 Polk Street in

Hollywood.  You willfind a variety of itemsat this bargain shop-per’s event, includingantiques, jewelry,books, cds, dvds,postcards, collectibles,clothing, coins, silver,glassware, dinnerwareand more. Free ad-mission.  For more in-formation, please call305-951-7349.

Sunday, June 3• “Coin, Currencyand CollectibleShow” at David ParkRecreation Center 108N. 33 Court, Holly-wood (1 mile west of I-95 on HollywoodBlvd).  Show will beheld from 10:00 am to2:30 PM.  Admission,parking and coffee areFREE!  Children arewelcome! For informa-tion, 954-242-5561.

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–––––––––––––––––for sanitation. Thisfee increase ischarged to othersolid waste compa-nies that performsolid waste removalin our community. Ifyou contract with anoutside agency thisfee could be passedon to the end-user.This increase doesnot impact residentsthat utilize our cityservices. Staff isevaluating reducingor eliminating ourcity recycling rates.Last year we evalu-ated and loweredour commercialrates to make themcompetitive withthese outside con-tractors.

In next week’sSun Times I willcontinue with thereport on thismeeting. To findout more informa-tion and review allback up informa-tion visit the city’swebsite atwww.cohb.org.Please feel free tocontact me atanytime with yourquestions andconcerns. I can bereached at 954-457-1318, cell/text954-632-5700 or e-mail me atwww.MayorJoy-Cooper.com

HALLANDALE BEACH CALENDAR* The Rotary Club of Hallandale Beach-Aventura meets every Wednes-day at 12:15 PM at Brio Restaurant in Gulfstream Park. Join the world’slargest service organization. For information contact Dr. David Muransky(954) 558-0758.

• Belly Dance With Sandi! Every Tuesday, 11:45-12:45, held at Memo-rial Sr. Partners, 1726 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd. $5.00 members/ $8.00nonmembers (All ages, all stages! Fun! Fun! Fun!).

• Paint With Sandi! Every Thursday morning, 9:15- 11:30... I teach a dif-ferent demo every week! $10 for members, Memorial Sr. Partners, 1726 E.Hallandale Beach Blvd. (305 978-6701)

• Memorial Senior Partners is offering an ongoing Hatha Yoga Pro-gram with Karen Rich THURSDAYS starting October 6th at 3PM. Gentlepose sequences increase flexibility, strength and balance. Members $5.Lifetime membership age 50+ only $25! 1726 E Hallandale Beach Blvd.954 276 9750

• The Memorial Senior Partners is offering Spanish Lessons on Tues-days, Basic at 10.45 and Continuation of Basic at 11.45. The cost is $5.00per hour. This is an ongoing Program. 1726 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd. Hal-landale Beach. Please call : 954-457-0501.

• American Legion Post 310. New weekly summer menu. BreakfastFrom 9 A.M.-2 P.M. $4.00 Lunch specials,burgers served, W/ French Fries& Pickle , or Turkey, Pork, Beef Special of the day. All hot lunch meal comewith Mashed Potatoes & Veg. amt. $ 5.00 Call for details (954)-454-6444 orcome in and see our menu. Corner of S.E 3St. and S. E. 1st ave HallandaleBeach All lunch orders are made fresh.

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When Linda’s airconditioner quit work-ing, it was 90 degreesoutside and she wasexpecting houseguests. “I was suretheir visit would bemiserable for them,as well as for my fam-ily,” she says. “I fig-ured it would takeseveral days to get itrepaired.”

But when Lindacalled Cool Air USA,the company sent atrained, certified tech-nician out immedi-ately. “The problemwas fixed withinhours,” she recalls.“The technician wasfriendly and courte-ous, and I could tellhe was extremelyknowledgeable. Myguests kept cool dur-ing their visit, and weall were happy.”

Gary was tired ofhis high summer elec-tric bills. He also real-ized that his15-year-old air condi-tioner wasn’t coolingas well as it once did.So Gary called CoolAir USA and askedabout installing anew, high efficiencyunit.“The technician toldme exactly what sizeunit that would bebest for my home andinformed me aboutdifferent options,” hesays. “After I decidedto go ahead, they in-stalled my new airconditioner quicklyand professionally.They also cleaned upafter themselves sowell I couldn’t eventell they’d been there.My new air condi-tioner does a greatjob of cooling, andbecause it’s super ef-ficient, my FPL billshave dropped signifi-cantly.”

Linda and Gary aretypical of Cool AirUSA customers. TheA+-rated companybased in Dania Beachcan provide for all ofyour air conditioningneeds quickly and ef-ficiently. With morethan 18 years in busi-ness, Cool Air USAprides itself on offer-ing the latest, mosttechnologically ad-vanced equipment, aswell as top qualitycustomer service.Both installations ofnew units and repairsof existing ones aredone by highlytrained, certified tech-nicians.

PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION

New air condition-ing units are far moreefficient than oldermodels. They saveenergy so a home-owner can feel goodabout making a posi-tive impact on the en-vironment, and theycan also significantlylower a homeowner’selectric bills.

“Air conditioning ac-

counts for a large por-tion of most home-owners’ electric billsduring the summermonths,” says EdanAviv, who operatesCool Air USA withpartners Gil Nagarand Lior Poyastro. “Anew, more efficientunit can also make adifference in comfortlevel because it coolsmore efficiently. Re-bates and tax incen-tives may even helpdefray the initial costof the unit.”

WHAT’S LURKINGIN THE DUCTS?Even an older air

conditioner can bemade more efficientand safe with regularmaintenance. Cool AirUSA technicians areexperts at cleaningthe ducts, a processthat can greatly re-duce indoor air pollu-tion, as well as makethe unit cool more ef-ficiently. “Too manypeople neglect theirair conditioners be-cause the problemsaren’t visible,” Nagarsays. “You may notnotice that your unitisn’t cooling as effi-ciently as it was be-fore because thedecline happensgradually. And youalso may not beaware that dirty airconditioner ducts canactually harm thequality of the air inyour home.”

Ducts that are notcleaned regularly canharbor dust, dirt,pollen, moisture, bac-teria, and other pollu-tants that mayincrease the risk ofasthma and allergyattacks, bronchitis,and eye irritation. Totake care of the prob-lem, Cool Air USAcarefully vacuums theducts using a turbo-jet-powered machinethat gets rid of anyforeign substanceslurking there. Thenthe supply vents aresealed to keep theducts in pristine con-dition for as long aspossible. “Once theduct system is profes-sionally cleaned, itshould stay that way

for three to sevenyears,” Nagar says.

DRYER VENTCLEANING

Dryer vent cleaningis another service of-fered by Cool AirUSA. “Many home-owners don’t realizethat the vents in theirclothes dryers cancreate fire risk,” Poy-astro says.While the filter cap-tures some of the lintthat is created whenyou dry your clothes,it doesn’t get all of it.“If the remaining lintbuilds up and comes

into contact with thedryer’s heating ele-

ment, it can start toburn,” Povastro con-

tinues. “This is espe-cially dangerous be-cause many peopleallow their dryers tooperate while theyare away from home.”

A professional ventcleaning will solve theproblem. “It is a haz-ard that people oftendon’t think about,”Aviv says. “But it iseasy to let us takecare of things beforethere is a problem.”

EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE

Cool Air USA valuesits customers andstrives to providethem with the verybest service. Techni-cians with NorthAmerican TechnicianExcellence certifica-tion take meticulouscare of your propertyand always clean upafter themselves.“We know that serv-ice is what keepspeople coming backto us,” Aviv says.“Much of our busi-ness comes fromword-of-mouth, be-cause satisfied cus-tomers recommendus to their friends.We’re proud of ourreputation in the com-munity, and we will al-ways work hard tomaintain it.”

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SPOTLIGHT ON STAGELast chance this season to enjoy the Best DinnerTheatre and Comedy Show at the Broward Center

“Laughing Matterz” is a live, original musicalcomedy revue spoofing current events, nowwinding up their third hilarious season, redefin-ing dinner theatre withthe hilarity of topicalsatire in a one of akind evening,starts the moment youwalk in the door. Afterexperiencing and en-joying a delightful un-surpassed,award-winning pre-show, culinary, mouthwatering dinner, cre-ated by executive chefChristopher Gillis, theLaffing Matterz com-edy troupe entertains guests with every subjectimaginable, from the latest scandal, socialmedia, current events, original songs andeverything else imaginable. Dinners include ahouse salad, choice of entree, from sliced FiletMignon, sautéed Sea Scallops, oven bakedSea Bass, Chicken Marsala, tender Lamb andSour Dough Bread. Appetizers, temptingdesserts and alcoholic beverages are billedseparately.

Performances and dinner takes place in theAbdo New River Room located at 201 South-west Fifth Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Thursdayand Friday at 7:30 p, m, Saturday at 8:30 p.m.Tickets are $65 to $69 including show and din-ner. Discounts for 10 or more, information isavailable at the box office at: (954) 462-0222.

COMEDIAN JOHN FUGELSANG STARS INHIS SOLO SHOW “GUILT: A LOVE STORY”ON PARKER PLAYHOUSE STAGE IS A ONEMAN SHOW: John Fugelsang returns to FortLauderdale’s Parker Playhouse on Saturday,May 19, 2012 at 8 p.m. “Guilt: A Love Story” isa one man show, by Fugelsang, as he takesthe audience on a hilariously twisted and truetragicomic theatrical journey in his solo perf-

TRIUMPHANT DANCE TROUPE: After theirlast successful performance at the Arsht Cen-ter to raise earthquake relief funds in 2011,Ayikodans’ now make a grand return to SouthFlorida  to the Arsht Center, with a new show,“Danse de L’Araignée” (Dance of the Spider),choreographed by Ayikodans’ founder Jean-guy Saintus, that will thrill every audience. Thedance is inspired by Gede-Zarenyen, the Hait-ian mythological spider god. A blend of transi-tional and contemporary dance, the new showpromises to display the troupe’s unique mix offolk dance, improvisation and blend of African,American and French influences. Founded in1987 in Port-au-Prince, the troupe managed topersevere, preserving its group after losingtheir studio to the January 2010 earthquake.Ayikodans represent the soul of Haiti and theartistic voice of the people.

Ayikodans will perform in the intimate Carni-val Studio Theatre at the Ziff Ballet OperaHouse, May 25 at 7:30 p.m. and May 26, 2012at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $35 at theCenter’s box office located at 1300 BiscayneBoulevard, Miami and are available by calling(305) 949-6722. Or on-line at: www.arshtcen-ter.org.

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JOHN FUGELSANG LAFFING MATTERZ

ormance about growing up as the son of a for-mer Catholic Nun mother and a father who wasa Franciscan Brother, beautifully described asdynamic and captivating.

When John reached the age of six, he acci-dently came across some odd family photos inwhich his mother appeared wearing a Nunshabit. Although his mother and father first metwhen his father became very ill and was takento a hospital where a nurse in a nun’s habit wasin charge. From that meeting, Brother JackBoniface fell madly in love with his nurse, butfor the next ten years he stayed in touch, butkept his secret from everyone. Eventually theirlove for each other grew stronger breaking theirreligious commitments and finally becominghusband and wife, living happily ever after.

In addition to appearing as a daily comedianon CNN’s Starting Point with Soledad O’Brien,Fugelsang is a favorite of FOX News, MSNBCand current TV. He has created a large follow-ing from his guest appearances as a headlineralongside Hal Sparks on The Stephanie MillerShow. Tickets are $30 and $45 at the Play-house box office located a11t 707 NortheastEighth Street, Fort Lauderdale. For reserva-tions, group discounts and information, call:(954) 462-0222.

THE ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER PRES-ENTS THE AYIKODANS HAITI’S PREMIERE

FORT LAUD-ERDALE - June isNational Adopt a CatMonth and the Hu-mane Society ofBroward County(HSBC) has somespecial offers for fe-lines you just can’tpass up!  If you adoptany feline over theage of six months,the $85.00 adoptionfee will be waived en-tirely; if you adopt afeline under sixmonths the fee is just$50.  All felines arespayed or neuteredbefore they leave theshelter, given prelimi-nary vaccinations, fe-line leukemia test;

microchip and regis-tration; a cardboardcarrier to go home in;a 14 day health careplan courtesy of VCAAnimal Hospital and abag of Purina ONEfood.  Most impor-tantly you are gettinga friend for life!  Alladopters must meetadoption criteria andare limited to two fe-lines for this promo-tion.

During the summer,shelters all across thecountry are inundatedwith kittens and theadult cats are oftenoverlooked.  By waiv-ing the adoption feefor adult felines the

HSBC hopes to en-tice potentialadopters to give themature kitties a

chance too.The Humane Soci-

ety of BrowardCounty is located at2070 Griffin Roadand adoption hoursare Monday - Satur-day 10 - 6:30 andSunday 10 - 5:30.The Humane Societyalso has pets avail-able for adoptionseven days a week atthe PETCO in BocaRaton, at the cornerof Glades Road and441; PETCO in SouthMiami located at6200 S. Dixie High-way and at thePETCO in Hallandaleat 1470 East Hallan-dale Beach Blvd.  Formore information callthe shelter at 954-989-3977 and press 3for adoptions or visitwww.humane-broward.com  to see

the pets available foradoption.

The Humane Soci-ety of BrowardCounty is a private,non-profit organiza-tion supported by do-

nations.  The shelteris not affiliated withany national organi-zations with a similarname and does notreceive funding fromthe government.

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BAT MITZVAH CLUBHosted by the Chabad South Broward, it is

designed for girls ages eleven through thirteen

Bat Mitzvah Club is designed for Jewish girls as they approach their Bat Mitzvah birthday. A Jewish girl's Bat Mitzvah birthday reflects a majorturning point in her life. This club emphasizes that a Bat Mitzvah is a process, not a self-contained event that transpires in one day.

The Chabad South Broward Bat Mitzvah Club is designed for girls ages eleven through thirteen. Our focus is to challenge and stimulate ourmembers, encourage the girls to learn more about this unique time in their lives, and help them gain new perspectives on their positions as fe-males, as adults, and as Jews.Bat Mitzvah Club meetings are every other Wednesday Evening 5;30pm-7:15pm at Chabad of South Broward Headquarters 1295 E. Hallan-

dale., Beach Blvd. The cost for entire year is $325.Members enjoy a combination of learning and fun through regular meetings, special programs and  hands-on activities and projects! As they

share interests, goals, and experiences, club members develop a sense of unity and friendship with other Jewish girls their age. They learnabout the positive contributions they can make to themselves, their families, and the Jewish community at large.

These girls will face the future as committed, knowledgeable and confident Jewish women who are proud of their unique identities. Aside fromcontinuing a vibrant heritage from the past, they will form a new generation of leaders and active participants in the Jewish community. The BatMitzvah Club truly represents a worthwhile investment of your daughter's extracurricular time. The Bat Mitzvah Club of South Broward is run byRabbi and Mrs Levi and Dassy Tennenhaus.

If you have any questions, comments, or ideas, please do not hesitate to contact Rabbi Levi at 954 558-7005. Log on to Bat Mitzvah Club link@Hallandalehebrewclub.com.

June is National Adopt A Cat Month atthe Humane Society of Broward County

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AROUND AVENTURAAventura Seniors: The Aventura Senior Prom will be held on Saturday,May 19, 2012 from 7 PM until 9:30 PM. Go back in time and celebratehigh school memories swaying to the sounds of Frank Hubbell’s 10 PieceBig Band. Aventura seniors will be treated to a night of dancing anddesserts. Entrance is complimentary and light refreshments will be served.The Senior Prom will be held at the Aventura Community Recreation Cen-ter located at 3375 NE 188 Street.

Summer Sports Camp Registration: Are you ready for sports mania?Sports camp is all about “Campers Choice”. Campers get to choose thesport they want to play: soccer, basketball, flag football, softball/baseball orcheerleading and dance. Sports camp places emphasis on skill develop-ment, building confidence, teambuilding and sportsmanship in a safe andfun environment.

Sports camp is open to all sports fans ages 7-14 years and will be heldat the Aventura Community Recreation Center from 7:30 AM - 6 PM begin-ning June 11 through August 10. The Aventura Community RecreationCenter is conveniently located at 3375 NE 188 Street.

The resident fee for a 3 week session is $509. Resident registration willbegin on Monday, March 12 and non-resident registration on Monday,March 26 pending availability.

Summer Travel Camp Registration: Looking for a summer full of ad-venture and make new friends? The Aventura Travel Camp has new andexciting adventures each week. Campers will go on fieldtrips to local at-tractions, community parks and swimming along with games, arts andcrafts and special events.

Travel camp is campers ages 9-14 years and will be held at the AventuraCommunity Recreation Center from 7:30 AM - 6 PM beginning June 11through August 10. The Aventura Community Recreation Center is conve-niently located at 3375 NE 188 Street.

The resident fee for a 3 week session is $633. Resident registration willbegin on Monday, March 12 and non-resident registration on Monday,March 26 pending availability.

Registration is available at Founders Park, Waterways Park and theAventura Community Recreation Center. For more information on

Sports Camp, please visit the City’s website atwww.cityofaventura.com or call 305-466-3883.

Hallandale Beach isturning 85 years old thisweek and City residentsare invited to celebratefrom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Saturday, May 19, atPeter Bluesten Park.501 SE 1st Avenue.

The free birthday cele-bration is the center-piece of weekendactivities that include theannual American Can-cer Society Relay forLife, the “Honoring OurHeroes” Armed Forces

Day celebration and theannual Police AthleticLeague (PAL) 5-K/10-K.

“This is the weekendfor all of us to stay intown and celebrate theCity’s heritage, heroesand to help raise moneyfor cancer research andto support PAL pro-grams,” said CathieSchanz, Parks andRecreation Director.

The weekendincludes:

• Friday, May 18 -- Relayfor Life, 6 p.m. to 10a.m. Saturday, May 19,at Peter Bluesten Park,501 SE 1st Avenue. • Saturday, May 19 – Hal-landale Beach 85thBirthday Celebration, 10a.m. to 2 p.m., at PeterBluesten Park, 501 SE1st Avenue.• Saturday, May 19 –Armed Forces Day Cel-ebration, “Honoring OurHeroes,” 3 p.m. to 6p.m., at Hallandale HighSchool, 720 NW 9th Av-enue.• Sunday, May 20 – PALAnnual 5K/10K run, 7a.m. to 11 a.m. at Gulf-stream Park, 501 S.Federal Highway.

The City and Ameri-can Cancer Society co-ordinated efforts to holdboth events in PeterBluesten Park. The 16-hour American CancerSociety Relay for Lifestarts the weekend at 6p.m. Friday. The annualfundraiser will focus oncancer survivors and in-clude a tribute to thosewho lost their battle tocancer. The event isstaged overnight tosymbolize the darkestmoments after learninga family member hasdeveloped cancer, tothe rebirth in the morn-ing light when cancersurvivors learn theyhave beaten the dis-ease. The event alsowill include games,music, an Elvis imper-sonator, and more. Formore information onRelay for Life, pleasecontact Steve Carlo,event chairman, 954-937-3892 or at Arch-carlo@aol.com.

The City’s 85th Birth-day Celebration kicksinto high gear as theRelay for Life is windingdown. A historical dis-play will honor the City’sfounding fathers whovoted to incorporate onMay 14, 1927. Also, theevent with includemusic, games, includinga bounce house for chil-dren, and free swim-ming in the MunicipalPool will be available.Several City Depart-ments also will have dis-plays to help residentslearn more about Citygovernment. The partyends at 2 p.m. For moreinformation on the City’sbirthday, please contactthe Hallandale BeachParks and RecreationOffice at 954-457-1452.

The annual ArmedForces Day “HonoringOur Heroes” celebrationbegins at 3 p.m. on the

Hallandale High Schoolfootball field, 720 NW9th Avenue. The cele-bration honors membersof the US Air Force,

Army, Coast Guard,Marines, MerchantMarines, National Guardand Navy. Also, theevent will honor local

heroes, including PoliceChief Dwayne Flournoyand Northwest Quadrantpioneer and long-timeactivist the late JohnHardwick. For addi-tional information, con-tact Qunea Gordon,877-278-4450, or atqstarz@bellsouth.net.Military members look-ing to register to be rec-ognized at the eventshould register atwww://hallandale-honorsourheroes.eventbrite.com. The freeevent is co-sponsoredby the students of Hal-landale High School andCity of HallandaleBeach.

The weekend endswith a dash in the an-nual PAL 5K/10K run onthe Gulfstream Parkoval at 7 a.m. Sunday,May 20. Racers canpreregister at www.hal-landalebeachpal.com orregister on the morningof the race beginning at6 a.m.

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BIRTHDAY WEEKENDA huge three days ahead for Hallandale Beach

The annual Police Athletic League (PAL) 5k/10K run this Sunday at GulfstreamPark is a family affair. Families, friends, clubs and individuals join together inthe annual race go to support PAL programs throughout the year. For informa-tion, please contact PAL at 954-457-1466, or visit thePAL website at http://www.hallandalebeachpal.com/. To register on line, please go to http://www.splitsec-ondtiming.com/pal-of-hallandale-beach-10k5k-run-at-gulfstream-race-track, or scan the code, right. Therace begins at 7 a.m. on the main oval at GulfstreamPark, located at 901 S. Federal Highway. Runners mayregister trackside on race day beginning at 6 a.m.

(Photo courtesy PAL of Hallandale Beach)

Police Athletic League (PAL) 5k/10Krun this Sunday at Gulfstream Park

Renee Crichton to speak at Hallandale Beach Area Chamberof Commerce quarterly breakfast

Renee Crichton, Hallandale Beach’s new CityManager, will be the featured speaker at theHallandale Beach AreaChamber of Commercequarterly breakfast, 7:30a.m., Wednesday, May23, at Brio Tuscan Grille,600 Silks Run. Ms. Crich-ton is scheduled to jointhe City on Monday, June4, where she will workside-by-side with retiringCity Manager Mark Anto-nio. Mr. Antonio is due toretire on Friday, June 29, after 25 years with theCity. Ms. Crichton comes to Hallandale Beachfrom the City of Miami Gardens where she is theDeputy City Manager. For more information or toreserve your spot for breakfast, please contactPatricia or Rosemary at 954-454-0541 oremail Gerard Nadeau, Hallandale Beach AreaChamber of Commerce events coordinator atHallandaleEvents@yahoo.com.

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Budget workshopset for May 23

Hallandale Beach residents and business own-ers will have one more opportunity for input intothe proposed fiscal 2013 budget at the finalBudget Awareness Town Hall Meeting at 6:30p.m., Wednesday, May 23, in the City CommissionChambers. City Manager Mark Antonio and hisstaff will evaluate comments and suggestions col-lected at the meeting before presenting the finaldraft of the budget to the Mayor and City Commis-sion for former hearings later this summer.

The meeting is the fifth in a series of BudgetAwareness Town Hall Meetings to collect yourcomments and suggestions during the budgetarydraft process. Comments and funding suggestionsfrom the first four meetings, held in February, havebeen evaluated for incorporation into the pro-posed fiscal 2013 budget. The first meetings wereheld in the four quadrants to make the sessionsmore accessible to residents.Residents and business owners are urged to

take an active role in the budget process. TheCity’s business approach to budgeting relies onresident and business-owner comments to createthe budget around the desires and needs of thecommunity. The business model requires fundingrequests meet at least one of four strategic priori-ties: livable community, excellence in government,environmental sustainability or economic develop-ment.

Once completed, the proposed fiscal 2013budget will be reviewed and refined by the Mayorand City Commission during meetings in Augustand September prior to its adoption.

The free birthday celebration is the centerpiece ofweekend activities that include the annual AmericanCancer Society Relay for Life, the “Honoring Our Heroes” Armed Forces Day celebration and the annual Police Athletic League (PAL) 5-K/10-K.

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MIAMI BEACH -Nurses at Mount Sinaihave many roles andresponsibilities. Frommedical/surgicalnurses to nurse edu-cators, nurse practi-tioners and nurseresearchers, they allgo about their jobswith passion for theprofession and a com-mitment to patientsafety. Each year,Mount Sinai joins thenation in celebratingNational Nurses Weekin honor of these dedi-cated individuals, whorepresent the largestgroup of professionalsin healthcare.

National NursesWeek begins eachyear on May 6, alsoknown as NationalNurses Day, and con-tinues through May12, the birthday ofFlorence Nightingale,the founder of modern

nursing. As part of theNurses Week festivi-ties, Mount Sinai rec-ognized 24outstanding nursesduring an awards pro-gram on Wednesday,May 9, in the hospi-

tal’s Harris Garden. Huong Phan was

named the 2012Nurse of the Year.Phan, who has beenpart of the MountSinai family for justover a year, was

among 24 individualsnamed "Nurse of theUnit," based on nomi-nations by their col-leagues and directors.She was praised forthe way she caresabout her patients, aswell as her profes-sionalism, patienceand enormous teamspirit. The awards were

made possiblethrough the Harris In-stitute of Nursing,which recognizesnurses for their pro-fessionalism, compas-

sion and their dedica-tion to patient care.The late Sidney Harrisestablished the insti-tute as a way to honorthe nursing staff thatcared for his late wife,Ruth, during her hos-pitalization at MountSinai. In addition, five em-

ployees receivedscholarships to defraythe cost of their nurs-ing school expenses.Presented annuallysince 1994, the$1,000 scholarshipsare made possible by

Jane and JerroldGoodman and Good-man’s mother, the lateRuth Schwartz. Thescholarships areawarded to full-timeemployees based ontheir work, school per-formance and theirdemonstration of goodcustomer serviceskills.

Congratulations toall Mount SinaiNursing award

winners and schol-arship recipients!

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Panic Disorder can be successfully treatedQ… What is effective for treating Panic Disorder?A… Panic Disorder is a particularly painful condi-

tion marked by uncomfortable sympathetic nervoussystem responses. We all have what is called a “fightor flee” mechanism that originates in a part of ourbrain called the hypothalamus. This mechanism istriggered when encountering a real danger or threat,and stimulates our body’s ability to either fight or fleefrom the threat. But in panic disorder a false alarm istriggered. The results are a variety of unpleasantbodily reactions, which may include excessive sweat-ing, heart palpitations, high blood pressure,headache, dissociation, dizziness, and other uncom-fortable bodily sensations. People experiencing their first attacks will oftencheck themselves into hospital emergency rooms, fearful they are having aheart attack or are losing their minds. Most often neither is occurring. Insome severe cases a panic sufferer may become “agoraphobic (fearful ofleaving home, and entering public places).

Both medication, and psychotherapy report success in treating panic dis-order. SSRI anti-depressant drugs such as prozac, zoloft & paxil are fre-quently prescribed for this condition, but from my observation often fall shortof satisfactory symptom relief. A class of drugs known as benzodiazepines,(such as xanax, ativan, valium and klonapine), are much more immediatelyeffective, and can serve as a great relief to the panic sufferer, but if takenover prolonged periods of time, these drugs can lead to drug-tolerance andaddiction. When attempting discontinuation, withdrawal may be nasty andprolonged. Consult a medical doctor.

It is the behavioral & cognitive psychotherapies, many studies indicate,that lead to long-term elimination of symptoms. Psycho-therapeutic ap-proaches include relaxation exercises, minimizing an attack right from theonset, challenging irrational, negative, catastrophic thinking, & actual expo-sure to the setting that may provoke an attack. Perceptual reconstruction isoften the key for beating panic disorder. For example, sensations elicited bya roller coaster ride are perceived as enjoyable, but these sensations arevery similar to the symptoms expressed in a panic attack. In the former con-dition the mind perceives the sensations as fun, in the latter, a horror to beavoided. Perception often makes the difference.

If it brings you any comfort or relief, know that panic disorder is often suc-cessfully treated. Seek professional help with someone experienced in thisdisorder. Don’t expect miracles overnight, but rather focus on slow, butsteady gains. Don’t let set-backs get you down. They are just part of theroad to recovery.

Dr. Ron

Dr. Ron is in private practice in Hallandale Beach…. Have a ques-tion?… You can contact Dr. Ronald J. Schlossberg Psy.D; CHT ( Li-

censed Clinical Psychologist & Nationally Certified Hypnotherapist) bymail: 1250 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd, or phone (954) 455-7745, or E-

mail AskDocRon@aol.com

Dr. Ron

LEFT: Mount Sinai 2012 Nurse of the Year Huong Phan with Karen Moyer, Mount Sinai chief nursingofficer. RIGHT: Jerrold & Jane Goodman (center) with Goodman scholarship recipients Mark

Dessources, Sheroline Eccles, Julian Kerr and Fernando V. Chacon. Not pictured: Marie Alcidere.

In addition, five employees received schol-arships to defray the cost of their nursingschool expenses. Presented annually since1994, the $1,000 scholarships are made

possible by Jane and Jerrold Goodman andGoodman’s mother, the late Ruth Schwartz.

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APARTMENT

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THE WAVEDirect Ocean view.#320, 1/1,$2,200 mo., yrly. $2,800, mo, seas.PH 15, 1 Bed 1 Bath,$2800 mo, season. #807, 1 Bed 1.5 Bath, $1800 month/year.

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DIPLOMAT RESIDENCES

Fab. 3/3.5, 14th fl, E.vu 2 balcs, marble/wd fls, $1,350,000.HALPRIN REALTY

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HEMISPHERESOS 10H 2/2, N. furn/unf., great vu, Intra,Ocn, pool, $275K.OS Hi-fl, 2/2, NW cor.vu, Ocn, Intra, pool,1520 sq. ft., $300K.OS 3C S. vu, unf.updtd, $179,000.BN Two 2/2 corners, furn., low $200’s.BN 6th flr, 1/1, N. view, low $100’s.

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HEMISPHERES 1/1.5Furnished, great view.Includes: A/C, cable,gym, water, parking.Pepe & Martha Peña

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BEST DEALS!HOLLYWOOD

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GULFSTREAMGARDENS 55+

Furnished - Large 1/1Central A/C, clean,pool, walk to Casino &shops, $850, annual.

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HALLANDALE BEACHQuiet, gated location.Beautifully furnished.Cheerful 2/2, amen-ities, 55+, no pets.$1195 mo. Annual.

(201) 247-3537

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Page 1D - Twitter@sfsuntimes – Thursday, May 17, 2012 INSIDE: SUMMER EATING • JUICING

(ARA) - Simply put,summer is entertainingseason. Patio partiescome together at thelast minute and long-planned events fill upthe calendar months inadvance. But no matterwhether you're havingan impromptu gatheringor an invitation-only cel-ebration, focusing onthe flavors and sensorydelights of summer willmake your party a suc-cess, without demand-ing too much of yourtime. The heart of any party

is the food and drinksyou serve. Summer of-fers hosts an array ofdelicious options unlikeany other season -when else can you findas much variety andsuch good quality, oftenright from the farm? Letthat spirit of simplicityguide your approach toputting together a meal,and you'll find thateasy-to-prepare recipescan be real crowd-pleasers.

With a trip to the farm-ers market and a stopat the grocery store,you can get inspiration,as well as all the ingre-dients you'll need. Asyou shop, considerwhat's in season, andwhen buying things thatare available all yearlike cheese and meats,

look for sustainable op-tions that focus on qual-ity, sustainability andletting natural, un-adorned flavors shinethrough.

Grass-fed beef steaksand handcraftedSalemville Amish bluecheeses are two simpleingredients that, whencombined, make ashow-stopping center-piece. Add grilled veg-etables adorned withherbs and a seasonalsalad with a creamydressing for a perfectlybalanced plate that'seasy to put togetherand focuses on what'sin season. For drinksand desserts, turn yourattention to fruits thatare ripening at the mo-ment, which providemaximum flavor withminimum effort. Lemon-ade with mint and blue-berries is a refreshingthirst-quencher for theheight of summer, andgrilled peaches make agreat stand-alonedessert. While it's hard to pre-

dict the weather for apre-planned party, forspur-of-the-momentgatherings, make themost of the weather bychoosing a scenic loca-tion. Your yard can bethe perfect backdrop,but you can also packup the ingredients and

head to a local park andenjoy the natural settingas well as a glowingsunset.

To keep your home'soutdoor spaces party-ready, don't underesti-mate the power ofcontainer gardening.Pots overflowing withbright flowers and funfoliage soften the spaceand make it feel natu-rally festive without hav-ing to decorate. Usepots of different heightsfor a staggered effectand a variety of plants -but keep in mind thatestablishing a theme,whether it's chartreuseand pink or emeraldgreen and orange, canmake the look more co-hesive.

Enjoying summer is aseasy as stepping out-side and setting yourtable with the freshfoods of the season. Trythese recipes for yoursalad and steakcourses and you'll bepreparing fuss-freedishes that perfectlycapture the essence ofgood entertaining. Formore recipes andgrilling tips, visitwww.salemville.com.

SUMMER SALADWITH BLUE CHEESE

DRESSING

Dressing: 1/2 cup plain nonfatyogurt 1/4 cup skim milk 1/2 cup green onions

(including green tops),thinly sliced 1/4 cup SalemvilleAmish Blue orSalemville SmokehausBlue cheese, crum-bled 1/2 clove garlic,pressed 1/4 teaspoon basil 1/4 teaspoon rose-mary, crushed Dash salt, to taste

Salad: 1 large head iceberglettuce 6 slices thick-cutbacon 1 cup SalemvilleAmish Blue orSalemville SmokehausBlue cheese, crum-bled Black pepper, to taste Chopped pears, wal-nuts, red onion and/ortomatoes, to taste

In small bowl, stir to-gether yogurt and milk.Mix in onions, cheese,garlic, herbs and salt.Cover and chill 30 min-utes or more to blendflavors. Cook bacon until crisp

and crumble into largepieces. Cut lettuce intofour to six wedges. Pourblue cheese dressingover the top. Sprinklebacon over dressing.Add additional crumbledcheese, freshly groundblack pepper, chopped

pears, walnuts, redonion and/or tomatoes,if desired. Makes fourservings.

STEAK WITH GORGONZOLATHYME CRUST

2 teaspoons Worces-tershire sauce 2 beef tenderloin orsmall rib eye steaks(about 6 ounceseach), cut 3/4-inchthick 1 large or 2 smallcloves garlic, minced 1/4 teaspoon freshlyground black pepper 2 teaspoons freshthyme, chopped, or1/2 teaspoon driedthyme 1/2 cup SalemvilleAmish Gorgonzolacheese, crumbled

Preheat grill. SpoonWorcestershire sauceover both sides of thesteaks and let stand fiveminutes. Sprinkle garlicand pepper over steaks. Place steaks on the

grill. Grill 3 to 4 inchesfrom heat source threeto four minutes per sidefor medium rare steak.

Remove steaks.Sprinkle thyme, thencheese over steaks.Return to the grill,cheese side up, andgrill two minutes, or untilthe cheese is melted.

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Grass-fed beef steaks and hand-crafted Salemville Amish blue

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Classic GreenDrink

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CBS Tonic3 Carrots1/2 Beets3 Spinach Leaves

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Carrot Cleanser3 Carrots1/2 Beet1/2 Cucumber

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Tomato SaladDrink

1 Large Tomato1 Handful Parsley2 Spinach Leaves1/4 Bell Pepper

Tropical Envy

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Liver Cleanse2 Apples1/4 Grapefruit (W/O

peel)1 Small BunchGrapes1/4 Lemon (W/Opeel)1/2 Beet

Tomato Surprise1 Large Tomato2 Carrots1 Stalk Celery1/2 Cucumber3 Spinach Leaves

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Waldorf1Apple1 Stalk Celery1 inch Ginger1 Handful Parsley1/4 Lemon (W/Opeel)

Strawberry FieldsForever

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Purple PowerJuice

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1 small cucumber1 beet1 small apple1/2 lemon

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Delicious TomatoJuice

6 tomatoes1 cup beet leaves1 slice lemon

Spring Cocktail2 oranges1/2 lemon2 carrots1/2 cup dandelionleaves

Energetic Cocktail6 carrots2 oranges1 apple1 stalk celeryslice lemon

Fruit and VeggieBlend

10 Strawberries12 Small Carrots½ Purple Top Parsnip4 Celery Stalks1 Small Beet1 Large AppleSmall section ofGalanga Root

Apple RadishCelery Juice

1/2 pineapple1/2 cup radishes1 stalk celery

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Formerly Hallandale Farmers Market / Big Irv’s

A aron’s FARMERS MARKET

2250 NE 163 St NORTH MIAMI BEACH • (305) 947-9242 • (305) 947-9442

Regular Hours: Mon-Thurs 7:30 - 7:30 Friday 7:30 - 2 Hours Before Sunset Saturday Closed Sunday 7:30 - 6:30

We Carry Many

Kosher Items

All Specials Weather Permitting and Availability G ood thru 05/23/12

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Fresh Fruits • Vegetables • Grocery Items Organic Products At Non-Organic Prices

“Lowest Prices & Best Quality In Town!”

NOW OPEN

Next to Thai House II. Easy access from West Dixie Hwy. & 162nd Street. Additional parking in rear of store off Dixie Hwy.

We Honor Competitors

Coupons

89 ¢ Lb.

Yellow Peaches

Delicious Bananas

39 ¢ Lb.

Iceberg Lettuce

89 ¢ Ea.

Green Cabbage

39 ¢ Lb.

89 ¢ Lb.

D ’ A njou Pears

$ 1 8 9 Ea.

Small Pineapples

3lb Bag Yellow Onions $ 1 2 9

Ea.

Florida Juice Oranges 5/$ 1 00

NOW ACCEPTING

Zesty Limes 10/$ 1 00

JUICING FOR YOUR HEALTHFrom fresh vegetables to fruits, you’ve never tasted anything so good

ALL SPECIALS WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPO ERRORS! • EXPIRES 05/23/12

We Were Voted The #1 Kosher Market In South Florida & Aventura

NE 203rd St

US

1 Aventura Blvd.

Aventura Mall

William Lehman Cswy

US1

N Country Club Drive

KOSHERKINGDOM

N

3017 Aventura Blvd (Next To Walgreens) Aventura, Fl 33180 • PHONE 305-792-7988 • FAX 305-792-2205

Parking Available

In The Rearwww.KosherKingdom.com

Sun 7:30 am - 8:00 pmMon–Thur 7:30 am - 9:00 pmFri 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

NEW STORE HOURS

We Accept FOOD

STAMPS

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$149$149Gold’s 6 Oz Horseradish

$599$599Telma Shefa Kariot

Cereal 13 Oz

Calif. Delight Hearts

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Pickles 7-9 Large

Traditional Soups 99¢99¢$499$499Varolli Olive

Oil 22.5 Oz$499$499Acme

Smoked Salmon 4oz

Frescorti 26 Oz Marinara Sauce

Fresh Salmon

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