Musicals, Lower Prices and More Special Engagements Highlight 2005/2006 Season

Five Productions Included in Subscription Series on Sale Now

(Jupiter, FL – April 1, 2005) –  The Maltz Jupiter Theatre announced the 2005/2006 season lineup today with more of what the audiences are asking for – musicals, recognizable plays, reduced prices and more special events. Highlighting the announcement are the five productions scheduled for next season including Pump Boys & Dinettes, Plaid Tidings, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Guys and Dolls and Barefoot in the Park."

FOR THE LOVE OF CHILDREN 5K RUN/WALK
KICKOFF EVENT RAISES FUNDS TO BENEFIT CHILDREN

November 16, 2004 - Last year's event was such a success that the Gold Coast Guild was excited to get started on this years run/walk plans.  In an effort to make this event even more memorable than last years, the guild planned a kickoff event that took place on Tuesday, November 9th.  Guests enjoyed donated Appleby's Food, sipped wine, learned about Children’s Home Society and had fun at the Run/Walk Kickoff Event, held at the Jupiter Community Center. Although the turnout was smaller than the guild wished for, it was still a great success. Gold Coast Guild of Children's Home Society held the kickoff to offer all team captains and other interested parties, the chance to learn about captain opportunities for the run/walk event that benefits Children's Home Society as well as to learn about the agency's 15 programs.  All the same teams from last year signed up and now the guild has just added more!  Jupiter High School's Katie Leland and Susan Burns just joined this year's teams for the upcoming run/walk, which will take place in at Carlin Park in Jupiter on February 12, 2005."

Win up to 2 free movie tickets when you bring
your most recent report card to Abacoa Crown 16 Theatre, or log on to www.crowntheatres.com
for your coupons."

Permit fees for Jupiter Residents: Waived for storm-related repairs
for electric, plumbing, air conditioning and roofing. Fees have not been waived
for structural repairs.

Many people today are disenchanted with the democratic process and stay home on Election Day. They believe that their vote makes no difference and that they can't possibly have an impact on the electoral process.

The Arithmetic of Voting

How important is a single vote? To make the math easy, let's talk about 100 people being eligible to decide an issue.

1. 100 people are eligible to vote. If ALL register AND vote, then 51 votes decide the election.
2. If only 60 people register to vote (even though 100 people are eligible to register) AND ALL 60 vote, 31 votes win the election.
3. If 60 people register to vote, but only 30 of them (50%) vote ... then it takes only 16 votes to win the election.