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12D THE PALM BEACH POST SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1995 WELLINGTONROYAL PALM AC HLOXA! I ATCH EELAKE COMMUNITIES LIVING Hospital sponsors Heart Walks3 BIRTHS FIRST BIRTHDAYS sociation wm ensure that ail tne money raised duringthe AmericaiCS Heart Walks go-directly to suppoii" heart disease research, education and community service progranK IFK Medical C.pnipr vvdjus wm De nein in west Kam Deacn, juno. tseach; Stuart, rm St. Lucie, Wellington; Boca RatifiCS West Palm Beach, daughter, Alyssa Marian. SEPT. 2 Mr.

James Borror and Ms. Tracey Kirby, Lake Worth, son, Bradley Austin; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Enamorado (Mila-gro Herrera), West Palm Beach, daughter, Lily Abigail; Mr. and Mrs.

David Hunter (Joan Fllcklnger), North Palm Beach, daughter. Amber Dorothy; Mr. and Mrs. Garry Prus (Annette Penllo), Palm Beach Gardens, son, Gnffn Penilo: Mr. Larry Robertson and Ms.

Cynthia Rivera, Boynton Beach, daughter, Pamela Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Stanely Woods (Terrini Randolph), West Palm Beach, daughter, Shardonnay Lynese. SEPT. 3 Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Brevll (Marie Fabien), West Palm Beach, daughter, Alexandra Claudy; Ms. Theresa Chappelle, West Palm Beach, son, Bnndley Matthew; Mr. Edner Francois and Ms. Marie Sainvllus, Lake Worth, son.

Edie: Ms. Aura Juarez, West Palm Beach, daughter, Roxsana; Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kirk (Susan Quagiiana), West Palm Beach, son, Edward Peter; Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Martinez Sr. (Lonnie Kennnedy), West Palm Beach, son, Oscar Alejandro; Ms. Cara Mcdaniel, West Palm Beach, son, Hunter Lee; Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Penaran (Norma Cacique), Lake Worth, son, Jesus Albert; Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Peyando (Marie Ebanks), West Palm Beach, daughter, Am-bermarie Frankie-Jo; Ms. Dlgna Ruiz, Lake Worth, daughter, Juliana Nicole; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sherrod (Katie Merritt), Riviera Beach, daughter, Zania Aaliyah; Mr.

and Mrs. James Tiller III (Denlse Sherman), West Palm Beach, daughter. Theres Renee; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Vega (Jane Garcia), Boynton Beach, son, Alejandro.

JFK Medical Center has joined the 1995 Healthy Heart Walk as the major sponsor for walks in Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties. The American Heart Walk is a nationwide walking event held across America to support the fight against heart disease and stroke. In Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties alone, more than 5,000 walkers will participate in 10 walk sites from Boca Raton to Port St.

Lucie. The walks will be held Oct. 14 beginning at 8 a.m. JFK Medical Center's partnership with the American Heart As 111! Ill 111 I 1111 The North Palm Beach County Florida Chapter of the Retired Officers Association will meet at 6 p.m. for a social hour and dinner on Tuesday at the Holiday Inn Suns-pree Resort, 3700 N.

Ocean Singer Island. The guest speaker will be Lloyd W. Estes, supervisor of the Florida Department of Veterans Affairs at the new VA Medical Center in Riviera Beach. Estes will focus on VA benefits and accept questions at the conclusion Okeechobee and Belle Glade. For information on the Amen can Heart Walk closest to vou.

caff STEPHANIE SILTCtrtS i III of his presentation. TROA an retired, active or tormer oib aCw i i i- "rM vi tuv u.hj. nil ruac. iVidlHlUMl XT i sjiya, fumy, lldvy, VUttSL UUaiW Pnhlir Hpnlrh rvire tional Oceanic and Aeronautic ministration (NOAA). Qualifiedj; people in the South Martin County or North Palm Beach County areas can call Col.

Ed Resnik, Chapter President, at 746-3986, for information. STEPHANIE SILTON Hispanic group helps minority businesses Contest celebrates Jerusalem Jesse Taylor Crovetti, Sept. 19. Parents: Robert and Carol Crovetti of Loxahatchee. Grandparents: Robert and Ursula DiGiovanni of Royal Palm Beach and Elsie Belcher of Chipley.

Where To Turn and Business Development Program provides advocacy and other assistance to Hispanic business interests. They provide information and referrals to new and expansion minority and women's business enterprises. No fees are charged. Contact the office at 641-7400 for more information. My wife and I have been married for two years and have recently had our first child.

Our daughter is 4 months old. We both are real excited about being parents and looking forward to ex By LINDA STURGILL Special to The Palm Beach Post Question: I am a middle-age Hispanic woman and would love to start my own card or novelty shop-type business. I am married and feel as though my life is fairly stable. My husband and I do OK financially. I've been asking around a little about how to get started, and all I hear about is how hard it's going to be for me because 1) I am a woman and 2) I am Hispanic.

If this is true, it's not fair. Is there someone in the field who will help people like me get started in business? A nswer: The Hispanic Human Resource Center's Economic If your child or grandchild was bom in Palm Beach, Martin or St. Lucie counties and is celebrating his or her first birthday, send us a photo for possible use in First Birthdays. Pictures may appear in Thursday, Saturday or Sunday newspapers. Please include name, address and phone number and send to: First Birthdays, Living Department, The Palm Beach Post, P.O.

Box 24700, West Palm Beach, Fla. 33416. Photos should be received two weeks ahead of the child's birthday. Sorry, but we cannot return photos. panding our family.

We "are also frightened, however, about being GOOD parents and raising our children to become caring, productive adults. Can you offer us a place we can go to for guidance? Ruth Rales Jewish Family Services offers a program called How To Be The Parent You Always Wanted To Be. It is an educational group for parents that offers guidance, information and practical strategies to help make parenting more satisfying and rewarding. For program information, call 852-3333 in Boca Raton. Where to Turn is provided by Center for Information and Crisis Services; call 930-1234.

on world peace (1894-1961) The Israel Program Center of the Commission for Jewish Education is sponsoring Israel Expressions 1996, a contest in creativity for ninth- through 12th-graders living in Boynton Beach through Tequesta. The theme, Jerusalem: Past Present, Future, has been chosen to commemorate the birthday of Jerusalem. Students are asked to express this theme by selecting one of three creative media: fine art (drawing, painting, sculpture); performing art (song, dance the Elementary students invited to write Holiday Bazaars The holidays will be here soon and, once again, The Palm Beach Post will give readers an early start on the gift-buying season. Your organization can announce its holiday bazaar or fair in a special calendar that will appear in the Living section in October. Send the name of the event, sponsor, dates, times, location and a name and telephone number to call for more information to: Living Bazaars, The Palm Beach Post, P.O.

Box 24700, West Palm Beach, Fla. 33416-4700 The deadline for receiving items is Oct. 16. Sorry, but we can't accept announcements over the telephone. Elementary students across the country are invited for the fifth straight year to write on world peace.

The contest, which awarded more than $2,700 in cash prizes last year, asks students in grades one and two to write on "I Make Peace In My Life By and asks students in grades three through six to write on "Making a Difference for Peace in My World." Essay packets are being mailed to every elementary school in Florida as well as to selected schools throughout the United States. Cash awards of $50 to $300 will be given for essays judged the best. These annual essay projects are sponsored by the Radiant Peace Foundation a Florida-based nonprofit organization designed to promote world peace. Deadline is Oct. 31.

An essay application form must accompany all entries. For a complete entry packet, write to: The Radiant Peace Foundation, Inc. P.O.Box 41098, St. Petersburg, Fla. 33743-1098.

STEPHANIE SILTON ST. MARY'S MEDICAL CENTER SEPT. 1 M. Maria Caslmlr, Riviera Beach, son. Wilkens; Mr.

and Mr. Kelly Fleury (Jeanine Louis), West Palm Beach, son, Jordany; Mr. and Mr. Michael Knuep-pel (Patricia Mullan), Boynton Beach, son, Casey Allen; Mr. and Mr.

Herbert Lee Sr. (Pauline Ber nard), West Palm Beach, son, Herbert Molton; Ms. Sony Perry, West Palm Beach, son, Oc-tavius Ms. Taml Prlmm, Lake Worth, daughter, Hope Alexandra: Mr. and Mrs.

Christopher Prlnz (Tamara Rahn), Hobe Sound, son, Dillon Christopher: Mr. Matthew Seraydarlan and Ms. Gretchen Dlercks, Palm Beach Gardens, daughter. Heaven Leigh Cargile; Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Stamonda Sr. (Sandra Fankhauser), Jupiter, son, Andrew Joseph; Mr. and Mrs. Sean Williams (Kelly Kaufman), North Palm Beach, son, Andrew Logan; Mr. Mare Wynn and Ms.

Melissa Noriega, Enter nominees for Folk Awards The deadline for nominations for the 1996 Florida Folk Heritage Awards is Oct. 1. The awards honor Florid-ians who have devoted a lifetime to the traditional life and values of their The. Florida Folk Heritage Awards recognize individuals whose skills and accomplishments exemplify the best of Florida folk life. A nomination for the award should describe the accomplishments and background of the nominee and provide the name, address, and phone number of two references.

Nominations with supporting materials such as photographs or audio tapes are welcome. Send nominations to Florida Folk Heritage Awards, Bureau of Florida Folklife Programs, P. 0. Box 265, White Springs, Fla. 32096.

For further information? call (904) 397-2192. i-i STEPHANIE SILTON i 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 "It is better to know some of the QUESTIONS than all of the answers." -James Thurber ater); or creative writing (essay, prose, poetry). In addition to the grand prize of" $4,000 toward a trip to there are also scholarships of" $1,000 and $500. All entries must 1 1 I ue uiigmai wores. entry iorms must be submitted by 5 p.m.

Dec. 8. Entries are due Jan. 5. For more information and Con-.

test entry forms, call the CJE Israel Program Lenter at 640-' 0700. STEPHANIE SILTON 392 The Palm Beach Post "iWllwfilwiii)Wiii1iiitli. Post Classifieds From skate boards to board games, if you can describe it in words, we can help you sell it. Call 820-4343 from Boynton to Jupiter, or 1 800 MR27.