Taste of the Treasure Coast

Taste of the Treasure Coast!

Tickets are currently on sale for the 10th Annual "A Taste of The Treasure Coast" presented by the Indian River County Healthy Start Coalition. This popular culinary and wine tasting extravaganza will be held on Thursday evening, February 5, 2009 at the Holy Cross Catholic Church Parish Hall in Vero Beach.

"Taste" attendees will discover an eclectic mixture of mouth-watering food, a specialty drink, raffle drawings and a silent auction. This will be a sell-out, so people are encouraged to purchase their tickets early. The cost is $40 per ticket and $70 for couples. Tickets may be purchased at RBC Bank at the 20th Place and Beachland Boulevard branches, Holy Cross Catholic Church, Inlet Wines in Riverwalk Shopping Center in Sebastian, by calling and charging at the Coalition office at 563-9118, or going online to http://www.irchealthystart.org/. Proceeds from this event will benefit Healthy Start Coalition's programs and services that support healthy pregnancies and young children.

Sponsors include George E. Warren Corporation, RBC Bank, David M. Jones, Professional Surveyor & Mapper, O'Haire, Kmetz, Nuttall, Elwell and Co., CPAs, Marine Bank & Trust Company, Charles A. Sullivan Jr. Attorney at Law, Law Offices of Mantle and VanHoose, Schlitt Services and Strunk Funeral Homes & Crematory. In-kind sponsors are Squared Studios, Holy Cross Catholic Church, Inlet Wines, National Distributing Company, Kayte & Mike's Acoustic Pop Tour, The Official Dining and Entertainment Guide and Gould Cooksey Fennell, P.A. Print media sponsor is the Press Journal. Radio media sponsor is 93.7 The Breeze.
Buy your tickets now!

Indian River County Healthy Start Coalition1615 10th Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32960Phone: 772-563-9118

http://www.irchealthystart.org/

Yet Another Crib Recall

Bed should be the safest place for baby. We all strive to make that "environment" as safe as possible - a fitted sheet over the mattress and the baby on top placed on his back of course. No bumper pads, no blankets, no quilts or toys or pillows.

But what about the crib itself? Parents certainly need to inspect the crib periodically for loose screws, sharp stuff or gaps AND keep up with the recall status of their particular brand. The Consumer Products Safety Commission has just added 500,00 Stork Craft cribs to its list of possible entrapment and/or suffocation dangers to infants.

Check the website for all the particulars. The defect is something that can be remedied but you must request the part.

Did you know if you click on the title of this post you will go immediately to the cpsc page you need? I love the internet! What did we ever do without it?