The Insider - June 2017

VOL. 1, NO. 5 JUNE, 2017

SPOTLIGHT ON

Ernest (Ernie) Hartog

While most Ameri- By Insider Staff

cans learned about Settling in New York, Ernie took on many
jobs to support his mother and himself. He
World War II from watching television or reading remembers that on his fourth day in the U.S. “I
made 34 cents an hour.” After learning English,
the history books, Ernie Hartog grew up in the Ernie enrolled in City College in New York and
took night classes for an engineering degree
middle of it. Ernie was born in Germany and by
while working during the day. After receiving
the age of ten, he and his parents fled to Brussels
to escape Nazi persecution. his degree, Ernie then enrolled at Columbia
University and received two master degrees
Within two years of arriving in Brussels, Ernie’s in electrical engineering and engineering
father was arrested by the Nazi’s and eventually
was sent to Auschwitz concentration camp. Ernie management.
From 1957 to 1980, Ernie worked as an
and his mother were lucky to escape and fled to
France. Hiding for nine years during the war be- Engineer at several companies. One of the

tween Belgium and France, Ernie and his mother companies was ADT, where Ernie served as
finally emigrated to the United States in 1947. At
the age of 19, Ernie said “I did not know one word Asst. to the CEO and Director of Marketing.
of English when I arrived in the United States.”
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How Are Hurricanes Named?
• Native Americans called these storms Hurakons, storms after their girlfriends and wives. The first storm in
INSIDE after “a great spirit who commanded the east wind.” the Atlantic Ocean named for a man was Hurricane Bob!
Spanish explorers adopted the word and then began
Mark Bogen................ Page 7 giving hurricanes the names of patron saints on whose • Hurricanes names are selected by the World
Broward Library......... Page 12 Meteorological Organization. Every six years, the list of
Condo Law.................. Page 17 feast days the storms occurred. Later, hurricanes were names begins again! However, the names of especially
Movies......................... Page 18
Games......................... Page 22 identified by their longitude and latitude. destructive hurricanes are usually retired.
Financial Focus.......... Page 23 • A weatherman in Australia is credited with being the
Living in Balance....... Page 25 Tropical storms have been named for 2017, so here is
Poets & Poetry........... Page 31 first person to name a tropical storm after a female. By the list of hurricane names for the Atlantic Basin (Miami
Dr. Oz........................... Page 32 World War II, meteorologists in the U.S. military named
Property Appraiser..... Page 35 hurricanes). Is your name listed? Source 2016 Old Farmer’s Almanac
Inspiration Station..... Page 37
June Shows................ Page 39
City Matters................ Page 39
Kevin Rader................ Page 40
Neighbors................... Page 45
Hurricane Prep........... Page 46
Clubs........................... Page 48
Classes....................... Page 53

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Besides working, Ernie has been married to his tors for 20 years. Ernie also served as a board
CORAL SPRINGS, FL 33067 wife, Sonya, for 60 years. member on the Wynmoor Community Council

Ph: (954) 975-8001 After raising two children, Ernie and Sonya now for 10 years and served as the Treasurer for three
have five grandchildren. years. Outside of Wynmoor, Ernie served as the
Email: [email protected]
website: www.insidernewspaper.com Ernie and Sonya came to Wynmoor in 1997 President of his Synagogue.
The Insider would like to honor Ernie Hartog
Published monthly by The INSIDER, with the goal of retiring in Florida. However, after
distributed free to Wynmoor Village, Coconut
Creek, FL 33066 and the surrounding area. arriving full time in Florida, Ernie has donated a for his time and devotion to making Wynmoor a
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letters and classified ads is 12:00 noon, on the II B for 10 years and served on his board of direc- Council helped all of our residents.
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munched coarse fodder while stabled in the winter. Often times their udders churned yellow butter. Soon, a parade of her children jostled each other for
a finger-lick. The anticipation of the little ones was a joy to behold, as they
ran dry. But Sonya was distinct and so prized by Minnie, that she feasted on gazed in suspense at suspended white sacks of ripening, white cheese, while
corn meal (mamiliga). Thus, she produced kiloliters of milk all year long.
their tiny hands pilfered golden butter-milk biscuits, fresh from the oven.
The villagers of Chernigov, Ukraine were envious of my grandmother.
Each and every morning at five a.m. Minnie, my ‘bobbe (Grandmother), with Even my grandfather, Ephraim, enjoyed a glass of Sonya’s fresh milk. As the
busy steady fingers, loved to manipulate the swollen nipples of her favorite patriarch poured over his religious tomes, a white layer streaked his black
cow Sonya. To observe a Niagara of warm milk raining down into her pail
brought happy tears to Minnie’s face. How did she acquire this beautiful moustache, while ‘kichel’ (cookie) crumbs soothed his nether lip.
bovine, this ‘sheina baheima’? By sheer enterprise. Minnie traded up. When There were some times though when this provider on the ‘hoof’, would
her cat, Lena, spawned another litter of kittens, she exchanged two of the
healthy ones for a large dog. A local shepherd, in need of an extra watch dog, wander off seeking Elysian pastures. When found, she would have serviced
offered her three lambs for her dog. The lambs, under the constant care and
some neighbouring family with her milk. My grandmother would vex and
attention of Minnie, grew to productive maturity. By selling their fine wool pout, and tie her poor beast to a stake. Then Sonya’s milk might water down
in the ‘alte’ (old) market, my grandmother earned a hatful of shiny rubles, for a week or more, and no amount of corn could improve her secretion.
which she secreted in her knipel’ (hiding place). Sometime later Minnie
encountered a visiting peasant in the market place who was interested in Finally, my grandfather would argue rabbinically, “that like the fallow fields
of the seventh year, this must be a Sabbatical time for the cow.” Sonya must
building a flock of sheep. After a bit of shrewd haggling, she persuaded him have sensed this sage commentary, for remarkably, the rich flow of dairy dew
to barter a milk cow for her three sheep and a few of her rubles. Imagine, soon coursed anew. Then joy prevailed again, and all was right in Minnie’s
home once more.
from two little kittens, Minnie was now the proud owner of a milk cow.
One November day, when the trees had already shed their mottled leaves,
My grandmother was so smart she could have been a financier. From a tiny
deposit, she acquired a lot of interest. a neighnbouring, brazen bull sniffing the particular aroma of a female in
my grandmother’s garden, bullied his way over and quickly overpowered
In time, Minnies’s cow Sonya, grew bigger and plumper. The quality of and deflowered Sonya. The mooing and lowing frightened the children,
her milk was soon matchless. All my grandmothers’ children lined up for a but particularly my mother. Minnie could do little to separate the coupling
‘shluck’ (taste) of Sonya’s milk. They could hardly wait until its teats were
primed. Moreover, a sense of rapture encompassed Minnie’s face when she animals. After emptying his seed, the bull alighted from Sonya’s magnificent
haunches, raided the corn bins, and soiled the silo with fresh droppings.

Satiated, he trundled off, pursuing other conquests with his bullish dreams.

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Psalm 23 reconstruction of what would have otherwise faded into abstraction.

By Frank Lemco My initial childhood contacts with Psalm 23 were full of little good-Mrs.-

For a long time, there was only one Psalm. I was just six and could hear the Murphys. “I shall not want.” wasn’t a problem in comprehension, so much as
tones of my father’s voice intoning a puzzling string of utterances, “That’s the learning from this clause alone the older meaning “lack” or “need.” instead
twenty-third Psalm” he explained authoritively. I could name only one thing, of the used word, “desire.” The contemporary reader will remember the text.
and since I didn’t know what the ‘Psalm’ comprised, thus it remained unique
for another few years. By the age of nine I was just beginning to learn that A PSALM OF DAVID
what was called ‘The Bible’’, also existed in Jewish form in Hebrew. Some
years would pass before I could put together the cadences of the English Bible 1. The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.
(the King James Version) which we examined at Edward VII Public School, 2. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; he leadeth me beside the
sections of whose Psalms and Proverbs were read aloud. Most of us children
still waters.
were often bored by the recitation.
3. He restoreth my soul; he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his
On Sabbaths, and always at festivals, we read the same Psalm in Hebrew
in our Orthodox synagogue. I would have lived several years before I name’s sake.
would come to grasp the complex relations between the Hebrew Bible, the 4. Yea though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear
strange and powerful reading called the Old Testament, and the various
no evil; for thou art with me; the rod and thy staff they comfort me.
vernacular translations. I suppose that an enquiring childhood consists in
5. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; thou
misunderstanding a good bit of what one hears and sees, in being too reticent anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.

to ask for the solution to puzzles of pattern and meaning which grown-ups 6. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and
I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
must know are silly, and then resorting to childish private versions of what
Nearly all of us in public school memorized this poem. I imagine that I
was meant. As children, we innocently deformed Psalm 23’s verse as follows,
“Surely good Mrs. Murphy shall follow me all the days of my life’. This is was first introduced to poetry by this Psalm. I certainly recognized that the
a prime example. We assumed we were getting something profoundly right author ‘David.’ the young harp-playing shepherd didn’t mean to say that he
about the line, the Psalm and poetry in general. It personified for the child felt comfortable, in that his cup was spilling onto the floor. I knew that the
that following a Mrs. Murphy like a beneficent nanny, was a viable, powerful line about the table and the enemies meant something of kindness, but still

couldn’t figure out what. I didn’t know what “House of the Lord” actually
was, but I knew synagogues were not, since I had been taught that a ‘shul’

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SUPPER CLUB
By Lynne List

The Supper Club is proud and excited formance). The show is “The Fantasticks,” which was the longest running
to announce the Broadway Drama musical on Broadway. The song, “Try To Remember,” was made famous in
to be presented in 2018. The show this show. Please mark your calendars!
is “Kindertransport” which takes us
through a moving journey through There will be a sit-down, served dinner with each of these performances,

time, place, memory and identity. It starting with a glass of wine, salad, choice of entrée, vegetables, dessert,

examines the life and emotions of a and beverages. Entrée choices, and ticket price, will be announced shortly.
Kinder Transport child, now an adult
with a child of her own. She has as- Olde Florida Caterers will provide the dinners.
sumed a new identity and now faces
Both of the shows will be performed by the wonderful Curtain Call
the reality of who she really is and what Playhouse, who have performed their shows in multiple venues throughout

actually has happened to her. It is a Broward and Palm Beach Counties. All of the shows will be offered in the
West Wing, so there is no need to travel. Advanced ticket purchases will be
powerful and intense show, which will
available starting in September. Email order forms and copies of the flyers
be embraced by drama lovers. There will be two performances, a matinee will be sent out to those who have registered their addresses with us. If you

and an evening production on Sunday February 11th. There will be a light still have not given us your email address, send it to [email protected], and
lunch served in the afternoon and a light supper in the evening. The actual write “Supper Club” in the subject line. Your name and address will be added
to the over 300 subscribers we now have. Then, watch for your order forms
menu will be available shortly, along with the price. to arrive in September. If you have questions, call Lynne at 954-973-1223.

In addition to the drama, a Broadway Musical will be performed. There Watch for more information in the July issue. Be certain to mark your
will be three evening performance on Tuesday, February 27, Wednesday calendar and order tickets early so you don’t get closed out. Both of these
February 28 and Friday March 2. (NOTE, there will not be a Thursday per- shows are not to be missed.

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was a place of assembly, a Bet Ha Knesset. But I imagined that it designated
something very general. The “paths of righteousness,” the “valley of the
shadow of death,” the “House of the Lord,” frightened me, yet I silently began
to savour the richness of the English language. It would be only some years
later before I knew enough Hebrew, in my Gomorrah studies, and enough
about English in the high school period, to understand that the King James
Version’s peculiar way of translating the Hebrew led to all sorts of allegorizing.
The paths of righteousness, what were they? Were they the paths that led to
a place--alas, somewhat distant called Righteousness? Were they the paths
someone named Righteousness used to take, while on some business or just
meandering on a road; and where, with guidance, one might get to walk too?
Will these crooked, often difficult paths, if one is led along them properly,
make one righteous and become a contributing person? A better Jew? I am
now firmly convinced they could.

Canasta
Tournament

By Ann Elkin

Players wanted! Please come and spend a
beautiful morning and afternoon playing canasta.

Meet lovely ladies and win money also! We meet
every Thursday morning at 10:00 AM in the East
Wing. Entrance fee is $5 to play. For more info,
call Ann Elkin at 954-978-0911.

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Wood Shop of Wynmoor

By Barry Burns

During the last monthly breakfast meeting of the 2016-2017 season, the Wood Shop gave out our yearly Scholarships. The Scholarship Fund was
started many years ago by Murray Waldstein. For the last 5 years, this Scholarship was presented to graduating students of Coconut Creek High
School. (Left to Right) Sheryl Garfield, the Coconut Creek High School Coordinator; Anderson Gonzalues, who will be attending Pratt University
and study Art; Julienson Medor, who will be studying Electrical and Electronic engineering at the University of North Florida; Rontaza Shuman, who
will be a Music Major studying at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University; and Guy Zannini, President of the Wood Shop.

At the breakfast meeting, the students each received a Certificate and a handmade pen. Also in attendance was Murray’s wife, Phyllis Waldstein,
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Waldstein and Neil Nota, first Vice President of Wynmoor. Members of the Wood Shop pledged to
continue the “Murray Waldstein Scholarship Fund.” Donations to the Fund can be made at the Wood Shop, marked “Scholarship Fund.”

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CONDO LAW
By Mark Bogen

Q andA

Q We recently had our election in our condo association and there Q  A current board member is 90 days delinquent in dues. Accord-
was a tie between two owners running for a seat on the board of ing to the statute, he is deemed to have abandoned the position. Is
directors. How do we break this tie? there a required notice that must be sent to this board member, the other
board members or the owners indicating that this person is no longer on
A If there is a tie for a seat on the board, the association must send the board? I am not sure how to handle this.
a “notice of runoff election” within 7 days after the election. This
new notice will inform the owners that there will be “runoff” election A If a director is more than 90 days delinquent in the payment of
to break the tie. The new notice must include a new ballot with the tied any monetary obligation to the association, they are deemed to
candidates’ names, the candidates’ information sheets (if they provided have abandoned their office. You may have your association’s manager
one to the association), as well as inner and outer envelopes. The runoff or attorney write a letter to the director informing them that they are no
election is held in the same manner as the original election. The runoff longer a director. The board may then hold a board meeting to appoint a
election must occur between 21 and 30 days after the original election. new director to fill the vacant seat on the board.

HHHHH HHHHH

Q I am selling my condo unit and the title company asked for a Q My next-door neighbor is using their unit as a hotel. Every couple
letter stating how much I owe on my unit. The association provided of weeks there are new occupants who stay for weeks at a time.
the letter but required a $100.00 fee be paid. Is this legal? Shouldn’t the board be doing something about this?

A Yes. If the closing does not go through, however, the Association A Assuming the board has authority to approve or disapprove people
must return the fee. staying in the unit, the next step would be to send a letter to the
owner stating that they must obtain approvals for any person occupying
the unit. Third, if the owner does not comply with the association’s letter,
the next step would be for the association to file a lawsuit.

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Ethical Will: What Legacy

Will You Leave?
By Martin Zevin, Attorney

“David, remember this: you are a unique being. Find Then I wrote about the most painful mistakes
what is special about you, what you really love, and
I made when I closed off my heart. I recalled the
make it the top priority in your life. Follow your heart,
good deeds that made a difference in the lives of
not your mind. Remember the magic message from
two people, my “Little Brothers” for whom I was
The Little Prince: ‘It is only with the heart that one can a mentor.

see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.’ ” It wasn’t easy for me to write an Ethical Will,
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of my first Ethical Will. I had been a lawyer for fifteen times when I looked at the Man in the Mirror and
years and had prepared many Wills for clients. But
it wasn’t until I read an article by my Rabbi in the didn’t like who I saw.
Temple newsletter, that I discovered the concept of I am proud to say that my son has followed his

preparing a legacy not of our material estate, but of heart, both in his profession (film editor) and in
his personal life (giving of himself completely and
our spiritual one. unconditionally to those he loves).

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In 2016, I wrote Part Two of my Ethical Will. It begins like this: “I just expressed. I feel so grateful for my life. Every day that I wake up, I thank God.
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History Corner
By Phil Edwards

Hitler NOT Elected Chancellor of Germany

Hitler was never elected Chancellor of Germany.  As a matter of fact, he force, “the Brown Shirts,” to be assassinated in order to placate the generals
of the regular Germany army. Many of these men were with him from the
was Austrian, and never became a naturalized German citizen until February beginning. This came to be known as the “Night of Long Knives.” It also
provided Hitler an opportunity to eliminate other top political opponents. It
25, 1932. His Nazi party never won a majority in any national election until is estimated that between 300-1000 people were killed. On August 2, 1934
he was appointed Chancellor, given special emergency powers, and control President Hindenburg died. Hitler demanded a national referendum to com-

of the police and paramilitary groups. However, he did become the Fuhrer bine the chancellorship and Presidency into one. 
The national referendum was held August 19, 1934. Nazi SS troops were
through a democratic process that later ushered in a war resulting in the
posted at places of voting. Private voting was abolished and replaced with
needless loss of over fifty-five million people. How did it happen? public voting which was overseen by the SS. This was the end of free open
Every step of Hitler’s rise to power was filled with drama. In 1921, Hitler elections in Germany. In fact, this was the last time Jews and other minori-

became leader of the Nazi party. His strategy was to organize the ultra-right, ties were allowed to vote in a German national election. Needless to say, the
referendum passed by over 92%.  Technically, all of this was accomplished
blame those in power and demonize his opponents. His greatest and most in a democratic government through a democratic process.

immediate threat in the beginning were communists and he had them squarely Hitler now had complete control of Germany. On an on-going basis, laws

focused in his crosshairs. They were his first death targets. were passed restricting Jews and other minorities from fully participating
During the 1932 national election, the Independent Party, under Paul von
in German politics. To make matters worse, they were denied protection
Hindenburg, won 49% of the electorate and he became President. The Nazi
Party won 30% and the Communist Party won 13%. Since the Nazi Party only under the constitution and became the target of systemic government at-
received 230 seats of 608 in the Reichstag, (Germany’s legislative branch),
Hitler was denied the Chancellorship. As President, Hindenburg appointed tacks, as well as personal attacks from the local population. People were
jailed, executed, and denied trials. Property was destroyed or confiscated,
Franz von Papen as Chancellor. civil liberties revoked or restricted, and increased power given to the govern-

What followed was a political farce of promises, betrayals, backstabbing, ment. Germany became a police state. The end result was the death of over
fifty-five million souls. 
and intimidation to secure Cabinet seats. When the dust settled, the main
Democracies are not a given. They are worked for, won, and maintained
trade off was Hitler being appointed Chancellor in January, 1933, by Presi-
dent Hindenburg. Hindenburg maintained the real power as President, and by people of goodwill who are willing to pay the price.

those who argued for Hitler assured Hindenburg they could control Hitler.  What is so remarkable about this story is the speed with which the unthink-
able happened. Hitler was appointed Chancellor in January, 1933. He had
One month later in February 1933, the Reichstag was destroyed by fire. full control of Germany by August 19, 1934. This is only a year and a half. 
Hitler blamed the communists for the fire. He persuaded President Hinden-
burg to pass sweeping emergency powers to deal with the situation. Once Feedback can be made on Phil’s new website by typing chooserightly.com
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passed, Hitler used these powers to hunt down communists and execute them
without a trial. Through radio and television, Hitler admitted to these actions © 2017 AOL Inc. All Rights Reserved

and justified them as a way of protecting Germany and its people.
Two months later, in April 1933, Hitler called for a boycott of all Jew-

ish business. In June, Hitler ordered the leadership of his own paramilitary

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Puzzles and Games Solutionsonpage54
Crossword Puzzle Sudoku

ACROSS 60. 57 in Roman 26. Ale Use your logic to find the correct number for each square. When finished,
all nine rows across, all nine columns down and all nine 8-by-8 boxes
1. Explosion numerals 27. Highest point must contain all nine numbers, 1 through 9 with no repeats.

6. Modify 61. Voters 28. A 19th century Summer

10. A young horse 63. Mentally irregular political party Find and circle all of the summer words that are hidden in the grid.
The remaining letters spell an additional summer item.
14. Type of drill (slang) 29. Wandering from the

15. Rational 64. Man main path

16. Humdinger 65. Moon of Saturn 31. A metric unit of

17. Applied mathematics 66. Glance over weight

19. “Smallest” particle 67. Backside 33. Put on clothes

20. Angel 68. Arguments 34. Where a bird lives

21. Paraphernalia 36. Quiet time

22. Heredity unit DOWN 37. Being

23. Sysadmin 1. Low in pitch 38. Marsh plant

25. Femme fatale 2. Pear-shaped 42. Laic

26. Prostitute instrument 43. Evil spirit

30. Chess piece 3. Food thickener 45. Artists’ workstands

32. Spiny anteater 4. Bristle 47. Mobile phones

35. A wheeled domicile 5. Journeys 48. Mayhem

39. Political refugee 6. Eastern Standard Time 49. Genus of heath

40. Excite 7. Japanese radish 51. Eastern newt

41. Lapse 8. Opening words of 52. Violent disturbances

43. Urge a text 54. Chancel

44. High regard 9. Exam 56. Trickle

46. Toboggan 10. Extremely wicked 57. Nurse shark

47. An ancient board 11. Not inner 58. French for “State”

game 12. Without company 59. 10 10 10 10

50. Escapade 13. Unit of luminous flux 62. C

53. Hearing organs 18. Timid

54. Passenger vehicle 24. Calypso offshoot

55. Move restlessly 25. Not dull

a WORD or Two ANTS FISHING JULY SUNBURN
AUGUST FLIES JUNE SUNGLASSES
Word: flack BARBECUE FLOWERS MOSQUITOES SUNSCREEN
Definition: to provide publicity: engage in press-agentry BASEBALL GARDENING NO SCHOOL SUNSHINE
Example: The singer spent two weeks on the talk-show circuit, flacking BEACH SUNTAN
for her new memoir. BEES GOLF PICNIC SWEAT
BICYCLE SWIMMING
Word: snaffle BLUE SKY GREEN GRASS ROLLER BLADES U V RAYS
Definition: to obtain especially by devious or irregular means BOATING HAT SANDALS WASPS
Example: A malicious code discovered in the computer system was BREEZE SKATEBOARD WATER FIGHTS
designed to snaffle user names and passwords. HIKING SOCCER
CAMPING HOLIDAYS SOLSTICE WATERMELON
HOT SPRINKLERS

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Financial Focus®
Jordan T. Spohn, AAMS® Financial Advisor For EDWARD JONES (954) 973-0825

Don’t Let Your Investments Take a Vacation

It’s summer again – time for many of us to take a break and possibly hit the your making any moves at all, your portfolio can move in directions that
open road. But even if you go on vacation, you won’t want your investments
to do the same – in summertime or any other season. How can you help make may not be favorable to you. Suppose you think your holdings should be
made up of 70% stocks, but due to strong gains, your stocks now make up
sure your portfolio continues to work hard for you all year long? 80% of your portfolio. This development could lead to a risk level that feels
uncomfortably high to you. That’s why you should review your portfolio at
Here are a few suggestions: least once a year, possibly with the help of a financial professional, to check
your progress and make adjustments as needed.
Avoid owning too many “low growth” investments. As you know,
Don’t stop at the nearest “resting place.” Some people hope that if they
different investments have different characteristics and can help you in can get that one “winner,” they will triumph in the investment arena. But
the ability to “get rich quick” is much more of a myth than a reality. True
different ways. For example, you typically own stocks because you want investment success typically requires patience, persistence and the resilience
them to grow in value so that you can eventually sell them for a profit. Other
investments, such as certificates of deposit (CDs), provide you with a regular to continue investing even during market downturns.
source of income and stability of principal – two valuable contributions to
In other words, investing is a long-term endeavor, and you need a portfolio
your portfolio. However, investments like CDs don’t offer much in the way of
growth. So if you own too many of them, you might be slowing your progress that reflects this reality. The investment moves you make today may pay off
toward your important financial goals, such as a comfortable retirement. for you decades from now. You need to establish your goals and keep them
You can maximize the productivity of your portfolio by owning a variety of constantly in mind as you invest. And you will never really reach the end of
investments – domestic stocks, international stocks, corporate bonds, U.S.
Treasury securities, CDs and more. How much of each investment should your investment journey, because you’ll need to make choices and manage
your portfolio throughout your retirement years.
you own? The answer depends on a variety of factors, including your age,
Hopefully, you will enjoy a pleasant vacation sometime this summer. But
income, risk tolerance, family situation and specific objectives. Over time, your investment portfolio shouldn’t take time off.
your ideal investment mix may change, but you’ll likely need at least some
growth potential at every stage of your life. This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward

Don’t let your portfolio go “unsupervised.” Your investment portfolio Jones Financial Advisor.
can be subject to “drift” if left alone for extended time periods. In fact, without
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Award Luncheon
By Bob Horowitz

2016-2017 South Florida Senior 9 Ball Pool League
The WynmoorA and B teams each won 3rd place trophies.

Pictured from left to right: Tony Coglianese (Pool Club Co-President/Tournament Director), Ralph Rubin, Michele
Iannone, Richard Felci, Norman Kale, Jim Dudeck (B Team Captain), Humberto Acevedo, and Pool Club Co-President;
Bill Brunie.

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Living

in

Balance

By Debbie Cohen, LCSW

Skillful Listening
and Speaking

Our words and expressions are very powerful. Think about how you feel
when someone gives you “the look,” or rolls their eyes after you say some-
thing. This can create as an angry response, feelings of resentment, or the

construction of a wall for self-protection. A chain of accusations or hurt can

follow. On the other hand, if someone listens and tells you they appreciate

what you said, the connection is strengthened, trust increases and inside you

feel uplifted. Carl Rogers said, “When a person realizes he has been deeply
heard, his eyes moisten. I think in some real sense he is weeping for joy.”

Are there ways we can be more skillful in our conversations with others?

With acquaintances, we often make an effort and delay a knee jerk reaction

to their words. Why is it harder to be patient with family members or friends?

Jung says, “Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an
understanding of ourselves.” This is a clue to ways we can use our reactions
of anger and annoyance to grow and change ourselves. It helps us to become

better communicators because we try harder to understand the other person

and learn about our own projections and triggers.

What is listening? It is not pretending to listen and wait it out till it’s your
turn. Think how you feel inside when you want to tell someone something

that’s important to you. But, that doesn’t mean you have to agree with the
other person. It takes a genuine effort to hear someone out, even if you are

biting your tongue! There is something inside of us that wants to be right and
that interferes with listening. Psychologists and philosophers call this the

ego. It takes courage to question our values, assumptions and judgments. It’s
hard not to finish someone’s sentence inwardly, as we assume we know what
they’re going to say. This takes practice, patience and openness.

Brian Muldoon said, “Listening doesn’t happen by itself. It takes a
conscious decision and a willingness to release the distraction of “being

right.” In learning how to listen, we develop the virtues of patience and

even humility.”
Speaking is an art that requires sensitivity to how the person receives what

you say. No one wants to be “talked at.” If you talk in very long paragraphs,
people my feel you are giving a lecture or speech. Make it more conversa-

tional and check in with the person to see what they think and if what you are

saying makes sense to them. Eye contact helps and you can see if someone’s
eyes glaze over as you speak. Martin Buber in the classic book, “I and Thou”
speaks about how monologue is I and It whereas dialogue means I and Thou.

I have a good friend who loves talking about psychology, philosophy and

questions of meaning. But, sometimes he will go into quantum physics and
get abstract. I see my tendency is to tune out at that point. I’ve been making
an effort lately to let him know that it’s over my head and to ask him to give
some concrete examples. This means to admit that I am lost.

If you’re speaking with grandchildren or your kids, be aware that they prob-
ably are going to be multitasking. They may be texting at the same time and
you probably won’t have their full attention. Can you find a way to engage
on their level? If you aren’t sure how to connect to a teen or someone in their
twenties, ask them about your phone! They can show you features of your
phone you didn’t know about and also apps that you might find interesting
too. Enter into someone’s world and let them open it up for you. This can
deepen the bond and reduce the generation gap.

Michel Singer said, “Imagine if you used relationships to get to know
other people, rather than to satisfy what is blocked inside of you. If

you’re not trying to make people fit into your preconceived notions of
what you like and dislike, you will find that relationships are not really
that difficult.”

Debbie Cohen, LCSW, is a licensed social worker in Coconut Creek. Write
her with any questions you have as well as topics for future issues at quiet-

[email protected]

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Dear Dr. Joy...
By Joy Berke Sanchez, PhD

Dear Dr. Joy, about food, weight, your body and yourself in general. You can’t stay thin
Diet seems to be a major factor in unless you change your entire orientation towards all the above subjects. You
many of our lives. We learn that calorie need to know what food and eating mean to you and how you view your body
reduction is what loses weight and
exercise, although a healthy practice, and what you tell yourself about how you look and feel.
does little in weight management. What You can’t stay thin if you are thinking about being fat just as you can’t be
is not mentioned is the psychological
aspects. We know when going for stomach surgery reduction of any kind, healthy if you believe you are ill and give it a great deal of your attention.
there is a psychological test that goes with it. Your imagination plays a large role in your success. Your mind really doesn’t
The secret I suspect is going from living to eat, to eating to live. Can you
give us some tips that we can apply today. know the difference between the thoughts you are having that are ‘real’ as in
a reflection of your observations and imaginary ones that you are choosing to
I wrote an article a few years back about weight loss and how frustrating it hold. Your mind orients itself towards what you tell it. If you imagine yourself
can be. I thought about reprinting it here but since then, my perspective has eating healthy and looking good and taking care of yourself, your mind will
changed somewhat.
begin to look for ways to manifest that. If you are constantly telling yourself
The facts remain the same; diet and exercise are still important as are your
priorities. But I have some additional ideas as well. that you look terrible and feel awful and that you are a failure at dieting your

To begin with different people lose weight by eating different types of food. mind will manifest that as well.
If you have a family history of heart disease and you have high cholesterol, It’s mental exercise and it works. It may work slowly and it may feel strange
especially high LDL, you will lose weight easier with a low fat, higher carb
diet. Remember, the carbs here are complex, not simple sugars. Complex carbs and unusual to think of yourself as how you want to be rather than as the ‘real
consist of fruits, veggies, whole grains, fiber rich foods. They do not mean you’ that you are today, but the more you can impress these thoughts and
cakes, ice cream, candy, cookies, etc. Even most dried fruits should be avoided. images on your mind, the easier it will become to do the necessary things to
Complex carbs with their higher fiber content are slow release and keep you
fuller longer. Simple carbs make you hungrier than you were before you ate. create your new self.
If you have a family history of diabetes and you carry your weight around
the middle, a low carb diet is best. A lot of people believe that if you think of yourself as thin when you are
Without these genetic predispositions a balanced diet that is low-calorie is
probably the right one for you. fat, then you will eat more.
No matter which diet you choose to go on, you are correct is stating that
there is a huge psychological component involved. This will not be true if at the same time you are thinking of yourself as thin
I mentioned in my previous article that I owned an obesity clinic in the early you are also thinking of yourself as healthy and fit. When you live in that
80s and although the center was diet oriented, there was a very important orientation you will continue to treat your body with respect and the more you
slant on the psychological/emotional. I did private counseling and ran groups.
When I closed the clinic, I worked for the hospital Optifast programs doing do, the more real it will become and the more you will want to continue to do
psychological counseling. Weight loss was always a large part of my private it. It’s like the better it gets, the better it gets. When you are in a downward
practice as well so I am pretty much an expert in this area. spiral of lethargy, overeating and depression then the worse it gets the worse
To begin with you may be able to lose weight doing the right stuff but you
most likely won’t be able to keep it off unless you change the way you think it gets.
You can’t get thin and fit if you believe you can’t and if it just isn’t important
Have a Happy,
enough to commit to. You can if you believe in yourself and the ability to
create your body the way you want it to be.

Genetics and age may or may not play a role here. No one really knows for

sure but everyone assumes it is true. Even if it is, you can still move forward

to the best you can be under the circumstances.
Changing your body and your fitness and health level can be looked upon

as an adventure instead of as an ordeal.

I welcome your comments and questions

Your comments and questions are welcomed and desired. Please submit to

[email protected].

Safe, Summer!





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POETS and POETRY

If your poetry was not in this issue because of space, we will try to get it in the next issue. Our goal is to give everyone an opportunity
to have their work published. All poetry will be printed as submitted.

Come And Play Ageing The Bubble

By Sherry Jankelevich By Frank Lemco By Judith Bobker
I heard there was this game called pickleball He feels himself waxing old, I’m riding high astride a rainbow,
And that a good time playing it- is had by all His fertile fields now fallow; Catching shooting stars,
What a silly name it is, was it a simple game to Words wither to the droop of years, A ray of light has me in tow,
As time composes his elegy; We’re on a trip to Mars.
play? Its sly entry unveils a scroll,
I did not know/ but thought I’d try /so listen to Letters clouded in coded tongues. I linger on a zephyr breeze,
He seeks waves on the shore, And bask in golden sun,
what I say Which yeast the white sand; Remembering my tanning spot,
But cannot wash the writ away. When I was twenty-one.
First there were a few things I had to buy He wants to blow out time’s taper,
Sneakers, pickle balls and a paddle that fit just right And let the melted wax harden anew. I tango with a silver moonbeam,
I had only owned one pair of sneakers in my youth But life’s thread cannot be mended; On a velvet sky,
What was I thinking at my age? But I thought it’d Nor can time be conquered afresh; And incandescent angels seem
For nothing exists in the hereafter. To smile as we glide by.
be a hoot
Behind eyeballs lie silent country, And cradled in a crescent moon,
So I asked Leland Shanle to come play with me Where memories flow in fugues; I close my starlit eyes,
Show me how to serve and hit the ball and tell me Inhabited by arid quests alone. As clouds drift by I hear them croon
As he lowers onto past shadows, Sweet midnight lullabies.
what I need How much is left in life’s loop?
To be a top notch player, how to win 11 points He recalls his journey’s onset, I’m on a magic carpet ride,
And he said sure, I’ll help you learn / so come When his body first flowered; Until at last I wake,
And mind’s fertility burgeoned. But lovely moments cannot hide
along with me With wits hard and tensile, A heart that well may break.
He stormed uncharted deserts.
First I was afraid I was petrified And his brain spilled drops For you are growing distant, more,
If I went on that court might I surely die? Of winding streams of thought; With every passing day,
But I went out on the court Armed with zeal for learning All my entreaties you ignore,
And said I’ll be a sport and so I tried Life’s book of endless pages. And silent, turn away.
And I held myself up high
A blanket of stars cushions him, You weary of your wedding vow,
He hit that whiffle-like ball across that little net Shielding the monopoly of a moment. So I will set you free,
I went running to get it back to him/ and do my Flames flinch and softly correct, For clearly, there is nothing now,
In the inconstancy of candlelight. To keep you loving me.
very best His hands stroke her with discovery,
But as I ran for that darn ball/ WOW I HAD A His risen member a seedbed of desire. I’ll ride my rainbow, try to find
He slips his bread in her wine, A world devoid of trouble,
FALL! Rendering, surrendering his manhood. Forgetfulness, and peace of mind,
A belly flopping fall and I couldn’t breathe at all! Which he drowns in her willing cup. Within my magic bubble.
Feathers of fire floated over them;
Mr. Shanle said to me, “no more pickle ball for you, Like violins throbbing with chords, My Dad
You almost caused my heart to stop, my dear that While love pulsed in fervid coupling.
Later stars closed their windows, Author Unknown
just won’t do.” For tenants of a new dawn to awaken. When I was just a tiny kid,
So off the court I went, discouraged and mighty Do you remember when,
Yet he ruminates on a piece of hard bread, The time you kissed my bruises,
sore Is there any faith beyond the confines of Or cleaned by soiled chin?
And I told myself well. I guess l’ll play no more
longing? You scrambled for the balls I hit,
But I said go back on that court If so Where is the altar? (Short-winded more than not,)
Get yourself back out there and don’t be scared Yet, every time we’d play a game,
You praised the “outs” I caught.
anymore
It’s best to save the knee joint, it’s ok to miss a point
And you’ll survive you will survive

I hear these words in my dreams each and every
night

Move up, up, up, and plant those feet, and you will
get it right

Go out and have some fun and play with everyone
And you’ll do fine, you’ll do just fine

So I say to all of you, get yourself out on that court It seems like only yesterday,
Get out there, hit that ball/ and play a real fun sport You wiped away my tears,
It’s ok to miss a point, remember you’ll save the And late at night I called your name,
To chase away my fears.
knee joint and we will survive
We will survive -we will survive!!! Though time has changed your
handsome grip,
F.A.T.H.E.R.S.
Your hair is snowy white,
Author Unknown You gait’s a little slower now,
“F” aithful. Thick glasses help your sight.
“A” lways there.
“T” rustworthy. Oh, do I thirst for years gone by,
“H” onoring. To be that growing lad,
“E” ver-loving. Re-living all of the memories,
“R” ighteous. Of growing with my dad.
“S” upportive.

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The Human and Economic
Importance of Supporting

Addiction Treatment
By Michael Roizen, M.D., and Mehmet Oz, M.D.

It’s been said many times, but According to the National Institute
it merits repeating: The U.S. is in
the middle of an unprecedented of Drug Abuse, like other chronic

drug crisis. According to a new diseases, addiction can be managed

report from the Ohio Department successfully. “Treatment enables
people to counteract addiction’s
of Health, the number of opioid- powerful disruptive effects on the

related deaths leapt from 296 in brain” and help addicts regain control
2003 to 2,590 in 2015 – a 775 of their lives. NIDA also points out
percent increase. Those statistics
that, “the chronic nature of the disease
are repeated from coast to coast: means that relapsing to drug abuse is

The Centers for Disease Control not only possible but also likely, with

and Prevention says that drug- symptom recurrence rates similar to

overdose deaths involving heroin those for other well-characterized

tripled from 8 percent in 2010 to chronic medical illnesses—such as
25 percent in 2015.
diabetes, hypertension and asthma—
That comes with a huge price
that also have both physiological and
tag: In Stark County, Ohio (Canton), the drug epidemic costs $75,000
a year in toxicology tests alone. And on Friday, March 10, the Stark behavioral components.”
County coroner’s office requested a cold-storage trailer from the state Twenty to 50 percent of Type 1 diabetes patients fail to control their
to act as an overflow morgue; they got it.
diabetes at some time or another; 40 to 60 percent of those who are addicted
Nationally, the Department of Health and Human Services estimates relapse; and 50 to 70 percent of those with hypertension or asthma fail to
that in 2015, the opioid epidemic cost $55 billion in health and social control their disease consistently.
services and $20 billion in emergency department and inpatient care for
opioid poisonings. If someone “falls off the wagon,” that indicates treatments need to be
reinstated or adjusted, or alternate treatment is needed; just like when an
Letting the epidemic go unchecked would be a disaster and could
anti-hypertension drug fails to control high blood pressure, it indicates the
financially cripple small municipalities like Canton. Yet, as of this
writing, the latest proposed health care bill ends the Affordable Care need for a different medication and new lifestyle habits.

Act’s requirement that addiction services and mental health treatment The rewards are tangible. According to NIDA: “Every dollar invested
be covered under Medicaid (in the 31 states that expanded the health in addiction treatment programs yields a return of between $4 and $7 in
care program). The Medicare expansion provides treatment for around reduced drug-related crime, criminal justice costs and theft. When savings
1.3 million people.
related to health care are included, total savings can exceed costs by a ratio
Why We Should Support Treatment and Address Underlying Causes of 12 to 1. Major savings to the individual and to society also stem from
One problem is that folks don’t understand addiction as a disease. fewer interpersonal conflicts; greater workplace productivity; and fewer
It alters body biochemistry, just like any chronic disease does. But, drug-related accidents, including overdoses and deaths.” And maybe less
because they don’t understand, politicians and policy makers evaluate use of morgue space has to be added to the cost savings. Yes, let’s make
the effectiveness of drug treatment programs using different standards it real!

from when thinking about treating an infection or managing diabetes. So let’s not be short sighted or cruel. Addiction is a chronic disease, and
our society’s continued well-being and the well-being of individual sufferers
If a person is given addiction treatment and relapses, many folks blame depends on unwavering support for treatment.

the addict for a lack of character and willpower. But if the same person ***
were given an antibiotic for an infection and it didn’t knock the infection
out with the first round of treatment, no one would say, “You just don’t Mehmet Oz, M.D. is host of “The Dr. Oz show,” and Mike Roizen, M.D.
have an immune system worth helping.”
is chief Wellness Officer and Chair of Wellness Institute at Cleveland
How effective is addiction treatment? Clinic. To live your healthiest, tune into “The Dr. Oz Show” or visit www.

sharecare.com. © 2017 Michael Roizen, M.D. and Mehmet Oz, M.D.
Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

Independence Day Celebration

Tuesday, July 4th - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm - at the West Wing

Music by DJ King Arthur
Presentation of Colors by American Legion Post #170
$2.00 Hot Dog & Soda Combos available for purchase

No Registration Required







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Enjoying Italian Art in

Donald Buikus Renaissance Detroit
Attorney at Law By Barry Isaac

1402 North State Road 7 • Margate, Florida I returned to Detroit and its excellent Detroit Institute of Art on Woodward
Avenue. Detroit is being revitalized, in spite of being unfairly maligned by
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wood panel and they were devotional in subject matter. I also saw splendid

sculpture from this period by Giovanni di Balduccio (“Madonna and Child”),
Nino Pisano (marble), and Bonino Campione.

I also appreciated its delightful collection of Italian Renaissance which also

used gold leaf by Sassetta, Fra Angelico (“Virgin Annunciate”), and Neri Di
Bicci (“Tobias and Archangels”). I also enjoyed later Renaissance Period
paintings by Jacopo Da Montagnana, Sandro Botticelli, Domenico Ghirlandaio,
Butinone (“Massacre of the Innocents”) Parmigiano (“Circumcision”), and
Giulio Romano, among others, which used oil to produce their paints mixed
with earthly pigments. Most of these works were done in the 15th Century or
early 16th Century. I also saw quality sculpture by Donatello and Luca Della
Robbia.

I relished its fine collection of later works which employed Mannerism,
especially those done by Michangelo Merisi de Caravaggio (“Martha and Mary
Magdalene”, awesome light effects), Guido Reni, Guercino, Manfredi, Orazio
Gentileschi, Artemesia Gentileschi (female Italian Renaissance painter), and
Pensionante Del Saraceni (“Fruit Seller”), among others. Most of these works
were done on canvas.

As for the 18th Century, I saw fine Italian oil paintings by Canaletto, Bellotto,
Sigismundo Coccapani, and Giovanni Paolo Pannini (“Roman Colisseum,”
fine Neoclassicism), among others, plus fine sculpture by Benzoni.

I highly recommend this art museum. On the last time that I visited Detroit,

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FIND OUT WHAT’S
HAPPENING IN
WYNMOOR!

Come to the Management Meetings every
Tuesday morning at 9:00 AM in the

Multi-Purpose Room, located by the Main Pool.
Comments and questions are welcome during

Good and Welfare.

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station
By Diana Stone, M.A.

Dear Reader, so you can move with ease and allows your blood to deliver nutrients and

How are you feeling? When we are balanced and in tune with our own carry away wastes. Mostly, if done right, IT FEELS GOOD! The key is to
select any activity that you enjoy doing!
inner callings, we are able to shine our gifts with those we love and fulfill
our life’s purpose in a peaceful, meaningful way. The expression DO WHAT SLEEP – “To achieve the impossible dream, try going to sleep!” - Joan
YOU LOVE AND LOVE WHAT YOU DO is all about allowing yourself to
Klempner We are an exhausted nation. People are getting all buzzed up
surrender to your calling! Our personal calling may not be our career. It most from coffee in the morning and unwinding with wine and sleep aids in the
likely is something far more personal like raising a family or your creative
evening! This is like bungee jumping with your nervous system every day!
outlet! There is no higher calling than that of creation. It is the ultimate Sleep is ESSENTIAL for our bodies to repair and renew! One of the best
expression of love by allowing our divine nature to take form whether it be ways to restore your creativity is to take a nap! In fact, a nap makes just
in bringing a child, a painting, a song, or a sculpture into the world. When about everything better! Consider taking a day off and schedule NOTHING!
Let go of your to-do list, leave your electronics off for a day and JUST BE!
we allow our bodies to be the vessels for our higher calling to sing through,
EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING – There is nothing more important to
we are one with our higher self and there is great satisfaction and joy in the
your overall well being than your emotional health. Even when we don’t
process! speak, we are transmitting energetic vibrations just like a radio station. If we
We are energetic, vibrational beings. To allow for the creative genius
are feeling good, we are giving off GOOD VIBRATIONS. If we are sad or
within us to flow, we must first take exceptional care of our primary instru- angry, we are transmitting that too! Keep the airways HAPPY! Meditation
ments – our bodies! is an extremely effective tool to restore your inner equilibrium. When we
truly LET GO, we tap into our birthright of peace that resonates within. We
The more playfully we can approach this, the better! My HOT YOGA
shirt reads, ‘Eat, Sleep, Repeat!’ It’s a simple mantra that reminds us that our can be the vessels of love, light and creativity that we are born to be! We
bodies are magnificent vehicles that transport us through life and requires are a society that is always searching for our life answers OUT THERE,
very basic, yet regular care! By choosing to LOVE YOURSELF enough but that is not the direction of your heart’s calling. It is IN YOU! It’s not
to take loving, gentle, regular care of yourself, you will look and feel your doing more, it’s doing less to uncover the perfection that is already YOU!

best! Let’s look at each category of wellness and ask yourself, “HOW CAN Most people want a quick fix. Here are two fast tools you can do anytime,
I MAKE THIS MORE FUN?” anywhere. One - cultivate your attitude of gratitude – just bask in your

DIET – Yikes! Why is it, that a simple word, can trigger stress before your blessings! Choose anything that delights you (the softness of your pillow,
first bite? BECAUSE YOU INSTINCTIVELY DON’T WANT TO DIE t, your cat, your favorite song) and give THANKS! Two – find your funny
every cell in your body wants to LIVE IT. Change the way you approach it. bone! Laughing releases your resistance and gets the endorphins flowing!

Think of eating CLEAN! Just as you would choose clean, new, crisp paint By taking supreme care of your body, you will uncover your creative
brushes and a fresh palette of vibrant paints to create your masterpiece, nature! It’s never too late to tap into your creative, spectacular self and
share your gifts with the world! Your talents can inspire, heal and expand
choose crisp, clean fruits and vegetables to fuel your body! Keep it simple, the world! Be happy, Diana
yet attractive. Even finicky children will gobble up healthy little berries and
melons when served in a painter’s palette. Visual presentation is powerful! Diana Stone, M.A., is a Wellness Consultant and inspirational writer and
Take a few moments to make your meal look appealing! You deserve it! speaker. Connect with her at [email protected]

EXERCISE – Exercise allows the synovial fluid to lubricate your joints

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SHOWS AT WYNMOOR
MATT STANLEY
Opening Act: Pianist Paul Batitsky
Saturday, June 3rd - Time: 8:00 PM - Price: $5.00

DON STANSFIELD
Opening Act: Comedian Carl Guerra
Saturday, June 10th - Time: 8:00 PM - Price: $5.00

SUSAN ASHLEY
Opening Act: Comedian Carl Guerra
Saturday, June 17th - Time: 8:00 PM - Price: $5.00

FLAMENCO EXPRESS
Opening Act; Comedian Eddie Capone
Saturday, June 24th - Time: 8:00 PM - Price: $5.00

* ID’s required for all shows, dances and movies. All shows subject to change. Tickets available two (2) weeks prior to show.
PLEASE NOTE: Children under the age of 15 years old are not permitted in the theatre.
No shorts allowed in the Theatre after 6:00 PM.

See You At The Show! - BRING A FRIEND

City Matters
By Commissioner Mikkie Belvedere

Happy birthday, happy anniversary to all celebrating shortly. You will be able to see exactly where the trolley is,
so that you can know when to get to the bus stop. This is
in June.
especially nice on Friday and Saturday when the trolley will
Also, this month we celebrate Flag Day, the holiday be running until midnight. Want to go to the promenade?

of Shavuot, and a very happy day for our fathers. Happy Don’t want to worry about parking? Want to have that extra
Father’s Day! drink? Take the trolley!! It is air conditioned, has Wi-Fi
and is free.
The traffic patterns have changed a little with the “snow-
birds” gone, but safe driving and attention on the road is The county no longer receives hazardous waste. Five cities
necessary. Although you cannot be stopped for texting and
driving, according to current law, our representatives in got together to accommodate our residents. Monthly drop off

Tallahassee, are working to make it a law. Distracted driv- places are available. You must have your ID with you. The
next drop off is in Pompano Beach on June 3rd. - 1660 NE
ing is a hazard to you and other residents, whether walking, 10th Street, Community Park. Some wastes are computers,
TVs, florescent bulbs, batteries, chemicals, and paint. The
bicycling or driving. And speaking about cars – they have next Coconut Creek drop-off is September 9th. You can find information
on the Coconut Creek website; coconutcreek.net.
become a target for burglars. Although we live in one of
Our Senior Expo is on June 2nd, at the Community Center. You can get
the safest cities in Florida, we have “visitors” who prey on us. So, don’t help with questions you might have. Free event. Some giveaways. See
leave anything in your car. If you have valuables that you don’t intend to you there.
take with you, lock them in your trunk prior to reaching your destination.
Our fire station is officially open on 45th Street, adjacent to the community
When you are at home, beware of scammers dressed in uniforms such as center. Response time should be faster.

repair men. Don’t let anyone into your home unless you requested their I can be reached at 954-803-7696 for any questions or suggestions you
services. And be a good neighbor: if you see something, say something. might have, or e-mail me at: [email protected]. Have a great

Have you seen our great new trolley? The trolley does not change our day and keep smiling.

bus routes. It is an addition. The trolley services only Lyons Road; from

Windmill Park to 74th Street. The full circle takes approximately 45 minutes.
If the new app is not ready by the time you read this, it will be available







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Thursday Night

Bingo will be held in the Ballroom.
Doors open at 6 PM, game begins at 7 PM.

All Wynmoor residents are welcome!

Wynmoor Billiard and Pool Club’s

BBQ Picnic at the Cove
By Bob Horowitz
Over 100 Members and friends attended the year end BBQ. Our thanks to Club Co- President, Bill Brunie and Janet
Brunie for putting together this great event.
Wynmoor residents can join the Wynmoor Billiards and Pool Club to participate in additional fun events. Past events
included; Karaoke night, comedy club night, group BBQ, Club Pool & Billiard tournaments, and other social events.

Annual membership is only $5.00.
Our Club Meetings: where events are

planned, ideas to improve the club are dis-
cussed, and members get to socialize are
the 2nd Sunday of each month at 10:00
AM in the Multi-Purpose Room, near
the main pool. Refreshments are served.
Please sign up at least one day in advance
so we know how much refreshments to
order. The cost is $1.00.

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Neighborly
News
1705 Andros 2901 Victoria Circle

By Marilyn Stahl By Joan Sampson

June is a month with graduations, and we have many proud grandparents I guess we were overly optimistic regarding the repairs and clean-up of our

who are smiling with the achievements of their grandchildren. first-floor stone work and the third-floor cat-walk repaint. The stone paths
are now completed. We were waiting for all the outside contractors to finish,
Joan and Stanley Swartz are celebrating four: one law school graduate, but we still haven’t received help from the Maintenance Department on the
one college and two high school. re-paint or even the guaranteed touch up! We don’t know what’s holding this
up, but we’ll keep on trying to get it done.
Marilyn Gross has two grandsons graduating college and they already
We received word from Fred Michael’s office that Victoria Village will
have jobs. be having the very popular “Meet & Greet Event: once again on Sunday,
February 11th, 2018 at noon, held at the Victoria Pool. This is a free-bee
Amelia Debenedetto will be in New York to celebrate her granddaughter’s to which all residents of Victoria Village and their houseguests are invited.
graduation from St. Joseph.
This event is sponsored by our Management Committee, staff and others.
Cynthia Love will celebrate her granddaughter’s Master’s program in
public health. We thank them for doing this. So, mark your calendars ‘cause it’s a date!
To all you Dads, Grandads and Great-Grandads, your board wishes you a
Congratulations to all and we hope they will always bring joy and success.
Happy Healthy Fathers’Day. Also, we wish Rita Margolin and Max Melamed
Speaking of children, Catherine and Angela Papa had their nephew Joshua speedy recoveries and no re-occurrences! May we all keep well, stay safe
visiting with them for a week. He is a delightful young man. and by all means, be good to each other.

Marilyn Johnson and Bernie Horowitz are planning a 10-day trip to Be A Good Neighbor
Connecticut. They will be visiting relatives and friends. Look Out For Each Other!

Our Lunch Bunch continues to meet each Wednesday to share our building
happenings while we munch on good food.

We celebrate Father’s Day this month. We wish all our fathers, grandfathers,
uncles, lovers and maybe sons, a joyous day filled with love. And to the rest
of us, a day also filled with love, in this wonderful place called Wynmoor.

Recreation Events ~ Field Trips

The Cove BBQ - Every Other Thursday - 5:00-8:00 PM - FREE Event

Enjoy music on June 8th with Shonee and June 22nd with Clay Adams. This event is at the Country Club Patio.
Food is available for purchase from 5:00-7:00 PM.

Gulfstream Park and Casino - Monday, June 5th - $9.00

There is always something going on in the Casino. Gulfstream Park is an entertainment destination featuring two casinos,
shopping and dining. We will depart Tract 1000 at 9:30 AM. Receive $10.00 Free Play and $9.00 Meal Voucher.
Register now!

Boca Art Museum/Mizner - Wednesday, June 21st - $19.00

Dine and shop on your own first at Mizner Park, followed by a docent-led tour at 1:00 PM of Glasstress Boca, featuring 25-30
installations created by contemporary artist from around the world. We depart Tract 1000 at 10:30 AM. Register now!

Miami Marlins vs. Chicago Cubs - Sunday, June 25th - $53.00

The Chicago Cubs and Miami Marlins are ready to take to the diamond this season for a series of games that
are sure to be some of the most memorable of the Major League Baseball season. First pitch is at 1:10 PM.

We depart Tract 1000 at 11:30 AM. Register now!

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Remember: The Security Emergency Number

954-978-2663

should be the first number called for NON-911 emergencies.
For life-threatening emergencies, always dial 911 FIRST.

(Note: Emergency vehicles may not respond until the storm has passed).

The Wynmoor Hurricane Emergency Net (W.H.E.N.)
still needs operators in several villages.
No Experience Necessary.
Call Ralph Trapper, for information
on becoming part of W.H.E.N.

954-972-4329

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Please Patronize Our Advertisers!
Tell them you saw their ad

in this newspaper. Thank you!

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Clubs and Activities
ALL Wynmoor Clubs, regardless of name, are open to AM, weather permitting, to play bocce. While we play, we get to know each

ALL Wynmoor residents. Dues may be applicable. other and have fun cheering the other players on. The game is easy to learn
and the more often we play, the more skilled we become. We’re good at
You can find Club flyers in the Country Club, giving advice and love to help others learn the skills involved in playing the
on the Bulletin Board. game. We’re always looking for new people to join us. So, come and join
us on Thursday mornings. We enjoy meeting new people and we know that
Actors Workshop you’ll enjoy the game. Once you learn the game, you can get together with
us at other times too. We meet and play bocce whenever we want to, as well
By Judy Bobker as on Thursday. For more information, please call John at 954-977-9154 or
just come and join us at the bocce court. Hope to see you soon! We’d love
We are now on a summer break and will resume our meetings on October to meet you and play bocce with you!
6th. We hope you all have a happy, healthy summer and we are looking
forward to working on our next show in early 2018. We welcome you to BOOKIES
join us for lots of fun, and for the exciting experience of being on stage
before a live audience. We have a wonderful director, Marvin Keith and a By Edythe Rishin
great company of actors. We meet on Fridays from 1:00 – 3:00 PM in the On Tuesday, June 6th, BOOKIES will meet to discuss a smart, twisty crime
Lecture Hall at the Country Club. Info – Judy – 954-973-4958. novel, “The Trespasser,” by Tana French.
Join us at 7:30 PM in Ballroom C and share your reaction to this book.
All Year Round Club The July 4th meeting will be cancelled.
For August 1st, “Practice House” is the subject of the night. Laurie
By Barbara Milkes McNeal has “created wonderful characters which are richly imagined and
Our next meeting will be Sunday, June 11th in Grand Ballroom A. There engaging - even the ones that are supposed to be unappealing.” The book is
will be a brunch from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The cost is $15.00. For further a sweeping and timeless love story about leaving - and finding -home. “Our
information, you may call Selma 954-974-2336 or Sunny 954-984-0594. Souls at Night,” by Ken Haruf, is the choice for Tuesday, September 5th; a
Please remember, former and new members are welcome to join our club. posthumously published book; it is the tale of a small-town widow seeking
to find happiness, beautifully told. We will meet in Ballroom C, at 7:30 PM.
Hope to see you soon. For further information, call Laura at 954-917-7677 or Edythe at 954-
978-9824.
American Legion Post #170
Bridge Club
By Ralph Trapper
The next meeting of American Legion Post #170 is scheduled for June By Lynne List
12th at 7:15 PM in the West Wing II, located at the main Theater Complex. The summer is heating up, so stay cool playing bridge at Wynmoor. ACBL
Following this meeting on June 12th, lite refreshments will be served. games are on Monday and Wednesday starting at 6:30 PM. Games end at
The Memorial Day Ceremony of May 29th and the Memorial Day approximately 9:00 PM. The ACBL games on Friday and Saturday continue
Remembrance also on May 29th were well received by the residents and to start at 1:00 PM. The ACBL games are held in the East Wing.
guests of Wynmoor. Hopefully next year, we will have peace in the world The “Easy Duplicate Game” on Tuesday continues to start at 12:30 PM in
for all men. the East Wing. The “Easy Duplicate Game” on Friday starts at 12:30 PM, in
Be on the lookout for the “kick-off meeting notice article” and additional the West Wing, with a free 30-minute lesson, beginning at 12 noon.
details pertaining to this meeting of June 21st in the June Issue of the Please arrive at 15 minutes before game time to allow directors to set up.
INSIDER. A lite breakfast will be served to all members participating in this If you need a partner for any game, please call Gerri at 954-978-2457 and
June 21st meeting starting at 9:00 AM in Ballroom A of the Country Club. she will do everything she can to help you find one.
The first “On The Air” meeting of the Wynmoor Hurricane Net will be
announced in the July issue of the INSIDER. Clay Sculpture Club
For additional information, please contact Ralph Trapper, 1st Vice
Commander 954-972-4329 or Don Schwiesow, Commander 954-984-6070. By Martha Van Cleave
Explore your creative talents in Clay! 
Billiard & Pool Club Our club is open to all, no matter what your level of experience in clay
sculpture.
By Bob Horowitz
Wynmoor residents can join the Wynmoor Billiards and Pool Club to Tuesday is our club day and the studio is open for your use throughout the
participate in additional fun events. Past events included Karaoke night,
comedy club night, group BBQ, Club Pool & Billiard tournaments, and week as well. The studio is located in the back of the main clubhouse, facing
other social events. Annual membership is only $5.00.
Our Club Meetings; where events are planned, ideas to improve the the golf course, to the right of the library.

club are discussed, and members get to socialize are the 2nd Sunday of Please come by and check it out and see if you might be interested in
each month, at 10:00 AM in the Multi-Purpose Room near the main pool.
Refreshments are served. Please sign up at least one day in advance so we joining us.
know how much refreshment to order. The cost is $11.00. If you decide to join, our club dues are $10 for the year.
Feel free to call me for more information about our club or just come by
For information about the Pool and Billiard Club, to join our e-mail list
or to sign up for an event or meeting; Email WynmoorPoolClub@gmail. on a Tuesday, usually 11:00 AM or later, is a good time to find some of our
com, or come into the room and look for event sign-up sheets or ask for members at the studio.
Co-Presidents; Ralph Rubin or Bill Brunie or Vice President, Bob Horowitz.
Martha 954-971-3932 or email me at [email protected]
Billiard & Pool Room
All residents and their guests are welcome to play at the Wynmoor Bil- Conservative Club
liards and Pool Room, located in the Wynmoor Country Club building, next
to the library. Boasting 14 tournament grade regulation size pool tables, 4 By Andrea Joy Frankel-Bellitto
heated- billiard tables and one regulation snooker table.
This club has been called the “Best Pool, Billiard, and Snooker venue, For the June meeting, the Conservative Club of Wynmoor is happy to have
public or private, in all South Florida.”
Players of all skill levels are welcome. The Room is open 7 days a week Mr. Rico Petrocelli for its speaker. He is a retired and former member of the
from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Use of the room and tables is free to all resi- Plantation City Council, ran for chair of BREC, and has held a variety of
dents and their guests. roles, including executive director and state committeeman.

Bocce The meeting is Tuesday, June 20th, 7:30 PM at the Clubhouse, Ballroom A.
Our dues are $10.00 per year.
By Diana Esposito We will be taking a short summer break for July and August. We will re-
Don’t you hear it? That’s the sound of the bocce balls during the bocce sume our regular meetings in September.
games. The Bocce Club gets together every Thursday mornings at 9:00 We will have a 50-50 raffle and refreshments will be served.
There is a $2:00 guest fee.
Presidents note: We, as a Conservative/Republican club, are very excited
and happy at the progress we see happening in our country.

We remain optimistic that as time rolls on, President Trump will continue
working to heal this country. Through more jobs, better education, tax cuts



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Clubs and Activities
Clubs continued from page 49
Woodshop cutting board\chessboard classes were also encouraged to display
Latin Women’s Club
their craftsmanship. The miniature Taj Mahal has recently been given a new
By Minerva Nazario
All of our meetings are held on the last Tuesday of the month in the East look and is now on display.
Wing, Card Room #4 from 2:00-4:00 PM. The Woodshop is in the process of upgrading the Bocce Club sign, along
Refreshments will be served. All meetings are held in Spanish. For more
information, call Minerva Nazario at 954-532-3156. with all new numbers. The shop is also responsible for the upgrade to the
“Welcome” Country Club sign, in front of the Clubhouse, when entering
Pickleball Club Wynmoor from Coconut Creek Boulevard.

By Sandra Cohen The shop is glad to be of assistance to residents seeking minor wood repair
Even with the warm summer weather, the Pickleball Club continues to
offer a variety of sporting and social activities including games, weekly or just having wood cut. The shop members possess a variety of skills that
barbecues and karaoke nights.
Do you like to sing or listen to others? Join us for karaoke night on can match the task at hand.
Wednesday, June 14, at 7:30 PM at the West Wing I. There’s no entry fee
for pickleball club members and $3 for guests. Pickleball Club annual dues
are only $5, and members may need to pay a small amount to play in our
tournaments or for meals.
Want to learn to play Pickleball? Come to the Pickleball courts any morn-
ing to see how the game is played and meet our members. Also, please join
us at our weekly Wednesday 5:30 PM barbecue get-togethers at the Cove.
Everyone is welcome. We bring our own dinner, plus desserts to share. It’s
always a fun evening.

Queens Club

By Ruth Weinstein

Wishing everyone a Happy Summer, and let’s have some extra fun.
On June 23, the Queens Club has a bus going to the Mardi Gras Casino.

The cost is $5.00 each and the Casino will give $10.00 free play and $2.00
towards lunch.

On July 23, tickets must be reserved to see “Minnie’s Boys” at the Stage
Door Theater. It is a musical about the 4 Marx brothers and should be great
entertainment.

Call Ruth (954) 975-0515.

Tennis Club

By Shelly Propper

Don’t forget – tennis is ongoing during the summer months both mornings
and evenings. Night tennis is played on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays

from 6:15 PM until 8:00 PM. Beginner Wednesdays are still offered at 11:00
AM. See Bob for more information. Masters Tennis is played on certain
Friday nights, so watch the board at the courts for dates and other events or

check with Bob. Private and group lessons are also still available.

US Club

By Bernice Riback
What a season we had!! But it’s over for now. Six exciting events at low
cost made us so popular. The US Club success is due to the army of volun-
teers, having fun while planning

and working each function. Now we have to set our minds working for

another great season, starting in November. We hope you have a wonderful

and healthy summer and be ready to have another season of fun.

Woodshop of Wynmoor

By Ernie Fleury

In 2017, the Woodshop contributed more than thirty hand crafted wood
items to the Relay for Life and the Annual Art Show. Soon after, the
members made a commitment to make the 2018 year even better. The two
glass-mirrored showcases on both sides of the entrance to the shop are

steadily being replenished by our seasoned members. We also have two new

members with rare and unique talents; Everett Yankie from Maryland and
Paul Hannigan from Pennsylvania.

Paul finds his nitch in whittling and hand carving. Lately, he has carved a
fighting fish, sailor plaque, dolphins, several birds and a large sailing ship.
Yankie uses traditional techniques rarely used in today’s woodshop. His
skill with power tools or hand tools are hard to match. A Wynmoor resident

asked Everett if he would make a U.S. wood memorial flag holder for her
deceased father’s flag. He made several variations, all of which are in the
showcase out front of the shop.

President, Guy Zannini, a U.S. Army Veteran, has created a wood replica
of our first American Flag with miniature shapes of the thirteen original
colonies. They are sealed with epoxy; this is truly a masterpiece. These
creations can be viewed in the showcase in time for Memorial Day. The