Courses Free Computer Books Online

German movies (no subtitles), 7 p.m. at the German-American Society of Hollywood, 6401 Washington St. $1 donation for admission; $5 for meals. Call 954-322-6227.

Concert with Johnny Vincent, 7-9 p.m. at the Deerfield Beach main parking lot, one block north of Hillsboro Boulevard on State Road A1A. Free. Call 954-480-4433.

Lectures

Robert's Rules Made Clear, 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Plantation Community Center, 5555 Palm Tree Road. Before the Plantation Unit of Parliamentarians business meeting. Free. Call 954-791-5957.

Seniors

Senior discussion group, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Northeast Focal Point Senior Center, 227 NW Second St., Deerfield Beach. $10 annual registration fee. Call 954-480-4447.

Etc.

Caring for the Caregiver, 4:30-6 p.m.

"I believe that the Perry County Sheriff's Office is on the right path," Kellerman said. "I would like to see this positive form of government continue. The sheriff's office should be and is an office our citizens are proud of. This office has the largest budget within the county government, but I am financially responsible and with the programs that are in place, nearly one million dollars a year in revenue is generated by the Perry County Sheriff's Office."Kellerman said he believes the issues in the election are simple: "experience and knowledge. I believe a person should have these qualifications, especially with the ever-changing federal and state laws. A sheriff has to deal with many complicated issues on a daily basis from corrections, patrol, dispatch (communications) and investigations, rules and laws that pertain to federal and state inmates, drug cases and criminal investigations.

Patrick Vickers of Marshfield has been using the computers at Marshfield Public Library an hour a day for about a month.

"I got rid of my computer at home," he said.

Leaning back in the computer chair, with walls separating the computer he was using from another, Vickers, 38, is able to do his business and e-mail work.

"I like it, there's a little more privacy," he said. "It's your own work space."

The separate stations are courtesy of a Mead-Witter Foundation grant the library received this year, said Lori Belongia, library director.

"We have been purchasing furniture to replace our computer furniture," she said. "We had some very long tables that didn't provide much for privacy."

The $10,000 grant was also used to buy magnetic sand tables for the children's department, large print books and children's activity books for parents and group leaders, which include special games and learning activities for kids.