The Insider - October 2018

VOL. 2, NO. 10 OCTOBER 2018

Wynmoor Makes The Top 25 List!
By Insider Staff

Congratulations to Wynmoor Village, which Residents often take advantage of the clubs and
was just named as “one of the 25 Best Active activities offered here. Whether you are looking
Adult Communities of 2018,” according to to relax and play a game of cards, get your heart
www.55places.com pumping in a workout class, create something in
one of the craft classes, swim in one of the many
It is the amazing residents who help Wynmoor beautiful pools, or just take a deep breath as you
walk around our beautiful grounds, you can be
continually strive to be a better community. sure there is to be something for everyone in
Wynmoor Village.
Residents here are 55 years plus, but we know

residents who are 105+! (See the article “an

interview with Jack Boss” on page 61).

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A Flight Of Wonder fantastic drop of hundreds of meters not only captured our amazing spirits
By Lawrence E. Correia but also developed a strong sense of admiration for the skills of our pilot.
Lynn instead of being frightened by the roller coaster ride, was enthralled by
My wife Lynn and I decided to take a vacation tour of Alaska via the land this fascinating experience.
and sea route. 
After taking the land tour of Denali National Park, we boarded our Princess When we landed on the glacier, Lynn asked the pilot if she could once again
Cruise ship for a trip through the inland passage. We sailed by Glacier Bay sit the co-pilot’s seat on the return flight. After spending about 20 minutes
National Park and continued our journey to the Gold Rush town of Skagway. on the glacier and photographing all to be seen, we once again boarded the
helicopter for our flight back to the airport. After our return, all Lynn could
Now there is an interesting place to see with its gay nineties atmosphere talk about was the flight to and from the glacier. I am happy to say that since
and the feeling that the gold rush was still in bloom. Remember that Skagway that flight, she never again had any misgivings about flying in helicopters. 
was the jumping off place for the Klondike Gold fields and the only exit
for gold miners to reach civilization. Yet, it is the feeling one gets here that Grandparents
transports one’s spirit to an earlier time when man’s toughness and rugged By Lil Miller
individualism identified the American character. Being a grandparent is such a Joy!! If you live that long to Enjoy!! Work-
ing hard to raise a family - keeping them in treasures they want and enjoy!
Outside of Skagway, there is a small helicopter airport where one could No time for you to play or enjoy the day!! It’s too full of things to be done
fly to the  top of a glacier and it is here, that my wife faced her greatest today!! Now that hectic time is gone, and I am still alive!!
challenge. You see, she never flew in a helicopter in her life. She felt that Schools - graduations - cars and playmates were so much more important
flying in a helicopter was equivalent to flying a wingless brick. It took me a now to date. I now have the time and heart to enjoy this second time around!
while to convince her to try to take at least one flight. After a good deal of “Hi Grandma, look at my new car, I got a job.”
convincing, she agreed to the flight. “It wasn’t so bad knowing you and Grandpa were there to pull me through.”
“I am getting married - at our wedding “01-time songs you and grandpa
So, there we were in the airport removing our shoes and putting on snow used to sing are being played.”
shoes, a winter parka and warm gloves. Remember, it does get cold on top Now when I get a call on a gloomy day, I am ready and able as I look upon
of a glacier. As we walked to the helicopter, my wife reminded the pilot that the version of my two handsome grandsons, I know those growing times
she was very apprehensive about flying in a helicopter. The young man must were not forgotten!!
have been in his twenties and with a charming smile, replied, “Don’t you Ah yes - being a grandparent is a special joy that honor is given in “Sep-
worry. I’ve done this flight hundreds of times. Besides, I’m going to put you tember” every year…flex those muscles and be ready!
in the best seat in the house: right next to me in the co-pilots seat.” With that Have a great day that last a lifetime.
reassurance, my wife Lynn, bravely boarded the helicopter with me sitting I remain, Lil Miller
right behind her. My God, she really did have the best seat in the house. 
The Posture Police
Our pilot started the engine and slowly lifted the copter and circled the By: Gus Loret-de-Mola
airport in a wide arc, letting Lynn get a feel of the flight. He then aimed the Mathew Hamburger, who is one of the personal trainers at the Wynmoor
helicopter in the general direction of the glacier we were going to see, all gym, gives posture citations. He has a little card that also has his personal
the while describing the scenery coming into view, in the hope of easing contact information that will specify the posture problem he has observed
Lynn’s fears. After a few minutes, he asked my wife if she had ever been with respect to you. It includes neck and shoulders, upper and mid-back,
on a roller-coaster ride at an amusement park. Lynn replied that she had lower back and pelvis, and knees and ankles. He has what he calls an evo-
and that she enjoyed it. He replied that he was going to take her on another lutionary, revolutionary approach to treating pain and posture problems that
roller-coaster ride that is far more exciting and considerably more beautiful. can reduce pain and posture problems resulting in increased productivity. If
you register with him, he will give you a free 3D-minute pain, posture, and
“Alright,” he said, “now take a look at the mountain to our left.” At that
moment, he turned the helicopter, and slowly had it rise along the body of the
mountain, then its slope and finally reaching its peak. While slowly hovering
over its peak, he said, “that was the slow rise of the copter as if you were on
a roller coaster and we go swiftly down the roller coaster drop.” Yahoo,” he
said and everyone else on board joined the happy chorus of “Yahoos.” This

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fitness assessment that can eventually result in reducing or eliminating pain the premier, I was fortunate enough to meet Richard Widmark and Caesar
in many areas of the body. Romero (who stood in for Lionel Barrymore, who was too 
ill to attend). What a thrill for me to meet these fine actors and hear them
His approach is definitely an alternative and an unusual one. You may describe the making 
have seen him walking around the Wynmoor grounds, at Publix, at Whole of this film.
Foods, and the gym with a water bottle on his head. This is one of his ap-
proaches to better posture. He even boasts that he is able to throw and catch Later that year, during Thanksgiving Holiday, I was able to see the movie,
a football while maintaining and balancing the bottle on his head (he even “The Plymouth 
has the video to prove it). While that is no easy task, his program is much Adventure,” starring Spencer Tracy. My father arranged to take me to
more comprehensive than that. He has developed specific exercises to help Plymouth Massachusetts to see the Plymouth plantation and the Indian
minimize pain, and he is willing to share this with all who are interested. village, bringing to life the struggles and courage the early settlers endured
to settle here.
Mathew feels that 80 percent of all pain and spinal injuries are due to
posture or lifestyle imbalance problems and are correctable with appropriate When I was 10 in the fifth grade and learning the history of America, my
exercises. He has determined that most of these problems can be corrected father took me to Boston to see where the birth of our nation began. Can
within eight weeks. His therapeutic fitness regimen has already achieved you just imagine what it felt like to actually be in Paul Revere’s home and to
measurable results according to testimonials from his clients. They think it actually use his hand pump to draw water, or to go to the old North Church
is an excellent approach to healing yourself. where patriots hung the lanterns (one if by land and two if by sea) to warn of
the British approach. Imagine going before the capital building and looking
I have interviewed him personally and it can easily be seen that he is truly up at the Golden Dome and saying that it is a beacon of hope and freedom
committed to these techniques and that he sincerely believes in their effec- (that is why the area is called Beacon 
tiveness. His learning as a personal trainer and his knowledge of extensive Hill).
yoga exercises, combined with the use of equipment available in the gym,
seems to be helping people shed their pain. From there, we crossed the Tobin Bridge to Charlestown where we went
to Bunker and Breed’s Hill to see the monument where so many patriots fell
If you are interested in finding out more, you can contact him directly by defending our freedom. Only blocks away, we ventured to the mighty frigate,
calling 954-554-5075 or emailing him at [email protected] the “USS Constitution” (Old Ironsides) who defended our coasts during the
War of 1812. The next day, my father took me to Lexington and Concord to
It could change your life and improve your posture so that you don’t look see where the first shots for our independence were fired. It filled me with
like a question mark when you’re walking around. By the way, you don’t great pride to see the Minuteman Monument, to see that our forefathers were
always have to walk around with a bottle on your head. willing and able at a moment’s notice, to rally to the defense of our country. 

How History Came Alive When I came home and returned to my classes, I brought with me many
Lawrence E. Correia pamphlets and pictures and displays I had collected in my journey through
When I was 8 years old, history was merely a list of names and dates with history. I let my peers know that history is more than words in a book. It is
little meaning except as something to memorize. My father (a wise individual) real with real people who helped make us Americans. 
sensed my lack of interest in the subject. He decided that he would start with
my home town as a means of opening my eyes to the wonders that history can Since that time, I have had an insatiable desire to learn all that I can about
reveal. I was born and raised in New Bedford, Massachusetts, a great whaling the world we live in. It is a sad commentary to see that history, culture and
city in the 19th Century. It was then I was taken to the whaling museum where geography are down-played to such a degree in our schools that students
I entered a world I never knew existed. I saw what whalers created from don’t know state capitals and much of our history. 
whale bone and whale ivory and how these brave men faced great hardships It is a sad commentary that we are so intellectually mesmerized by the
to bring light to our world before oil from the earth was discovered. Outside computer and I Phones that we forget how to communicate with people and
our city library stands a statue of a harpooner in the bow of a whaling skiff become addicted to the electronic world.
with the carved words, “Here lies a dead whale or a stove boat.” 
A few weeks later, a movie called, “Down To The Sea In Ships,” starring Maybe it’s time we put aside our electronic devices and concentrate on
Lionel Barrymore and Richard Widmark, premiered in my home town. At what makes us Americans and how we got here in the first place and those
individuals, ideas, aspirations and events that created this magnificent edifice
of Democracy (Our Home, The United States of America). 

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october computer classes

Tuesday, October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM: Creole Wednesday, October 17th, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Introduction to Word,
class. This class covers various computer subjects in Creole. Part 1 of 6. In this course, you will learn valuable word processing skills
like creating, saving and retrieving documents, inserting and deleting text,
Wednesday, October 3rd, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Introduction to PowerPoint, formatting text, and using cut, copy and paste. You’ll learn how to navigate
Part 5 of 6. Microsoft PowerPoint is the most widely used presentation format the Word window, add text and pictures with formatting, and the basics of
in the world. This course is a comprehensive overview that will teach you how tables, charts and text boxes. Microsoft Word is the industry standard for word
to create presentations that include video, charts, animations, and more. You’ll processing.
learn to save your documents and collaborate in the cloud via OneDrive.
Thursday, October 18th, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Meet the Computer, Windows
Thursday, October 4th, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Exploring the Library’s 7/10. Introduction to computers, beginning with learning about the components
Webpage. An introduction to the wealth of information and resources available that make up a computer system, how to use a mouse and keyboard, starting
on www.broward.org/library programs and the computer desktop.
Learn how to find the latest best sellers and movies on DVD in the library’s
catalog and getting on waiting lists, taking computer classes, language Wednesday, October 24th, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Introduction to Word,
instruction, accessing movies, magazines, and much more. Part 2 of 6. See earlier description.

Monday, October 8th and 15th, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: iPhone/iPad Open Thursday, October 25th, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Introduction to Email, Part
House. Need help using your iPhone or iPad or accessing library eMedia, 1 of 2, (creating an email). Want to know more about email? This course
ebooks, magazines, or movies? Library staff and volunteers are available to will teach you how to create an account, send and receive messages, attach
help on a first-come/first-serve basis. pictures, avoid spam, create and organize folders, and lots more. The course
is based on Gmail, but the concepts are the same no matter what provider you
Wednesday, October10th, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Introduction to PowerPoint, use.
Part 6 of 6. See description above.
Wednesday, October 31th, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Introduction to Word,
Tuesdays, October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM & Part 3 of 6. See earlier description.
Thursdays, October 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM, Digital
Downloads Open House. Library staff or volunteers are available to assist Free online computer classes:
with downloading library eMedia or using your digital devices, on a first-come/ One on one training is available by appointment: 954-201-2601
first-serve basis.

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Fabulous Flicks
Reel Times
NO FOOD/DRINKS or E-CIGARETTES
Only Bottled Water! Wynmoor ID is Required

JURASIC WORLD FALLEN KINGDOM MISSION IMPOSSIBLE-FALLOUT

2 Hrs. 8 Mins. - Rated PG-13 2 Hrs. 27 Mins. - Rated PG-13

Wed. Oct. 7 2 & 8* PM Sunday Oct. 21 2 & 8* PM

Monday Oct. 8 8 PM Monday Oct. 22 8 PM

Tuesday Oct. 9 8 PM Tuesday Oct. 23 8 PM

Wed. Oct. 10 2 PM* Wed. Oct. 24 2 PM*

MAMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN OPERATION FINALE

1 Hr. 54 Mins. - Rated PG-13 2 Hrs. 2 Mins. - Rated PG-13

Sunday Oct. 14 2 & 8* PM Sunday Oct. 28 2 & 8* PM

Monday Oct. 15 8 PM Monday Oct. 29 8 PM

Tuesday Oct. 16 8 PM Tuesday Oct. 30 8 PM

Wed. Oct. 17 2 PM* Wed. Oct. 31 2 PM*

* OPEN CAPTION

* Id’s required for all shows, dances and movies. $2.00 ALL Times
All shows subject to change. Guest Show tickets

available two (2) weeks prior to show.
PLEASE NOTE: Children under the age of
15-years-old are not permitted in the theatre.

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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.

For those of you, “Wilma” days, the name MIRRORS The Birth Of A New Generation
“PAT RAVO” will immediately bring back
fond memories of me individually that virtu- By Mel Berenson By Lil Miller
ally raised this community from its infancy We are drawn like moths to the flame, The day has come when a grandma can say
to its maturity. Fears muted by shattered ears and inglorious It is going to be cold in Florida this March

Pat Ravo was Wynmoor’s administrator for words day!
approximately 20 years, retiring shortly after Apparently secure in our fragile contentment;
organizing an extensive repair program for the earth shivers in the warmth of the day, Ah! Grandma you’re getting old!
the damages inflicted by the devastating Hur- the forest lies mute in its bed,
ricane Wilma. the complaining wind reposes, Okay my grandson, have it your way,
the willow weeps, As dawn breaks for another day!
Pat Ravo was a family man, having 3 bright and the glow fades from the evening rose.
and successful children and a beautiful wife Our souls become burdened by their exhausting A morning call came my way
nicknamed “Toni.” Among other things, Toni To say hi grandma, my place was so warm last
Ravo was a lover of the arts and a talented loads
“poet,” writing many emotional and insightful Time moves its inevitable flow, night,
poems over the years. waters without end, I decided Florida is the 2place to stay on a
sweeping all huddled beneath its continual Cold winters night of 40 degrees!
We were both pleased and surprised that Toni
thought to send us the beautiful poem written waters. I forgot to cover my buns and legs
below and ask that we share it with all of you. We are pilots in a tempest sea, And nature’s message to me was creaking and
We’re pretty sure it will take you back to the spinning on crested waves,
“good old days.” THANK YOU, TONI!! aware that eventually, groaning
we all will sink into invisibility, To get out of bed that day!
“The Bobby Sox·er” annihilated by the passing mirrors.
We are born terminal, It gave me delight for my grandson to say,
By Milia-Antoinette Ravo a light in the night to fade in the morning; I will take grandpa’s old flannel bottoms any
I remember yet, fires may slumber beneath the ashes,
The iceman, once more to awaken, day!
The ragman, but with tears no more to cleanse,
a jukebox, only stains upon our cheeks. Love you!
war Our bodies ignore our commands,
Songs of war- and we are humiliated by its new pains. Ode To Poetry
We should be wiser now,
“When Johnny comes yet we wonder whether we really are. By Judith Bobker
marching home What is worse, delusion or awareness? I marvel at epic poetry,
again.” Our tears convey the enormity of our loss of In poets versed in mythology,
air Raids In literature and history,
daydrealning, self, The ancient arts and philosophy.
Vera Lynn, the unattainable now magnified.
Rumble seats Who pen an ode, a sonnet sweet,
floor shift cars, Yes! Yes! Judy! A tribute to a daring feat,
Billy Daniels, Or to a garlanded athlete,
Small towns, By Caroline Davis With classic references replete.
Glenn Miller, Yes! Yes! You Have Finally Found,
Big Cities, Someone Slipping Like You - A poem of such prodigious length,
Frank Sinatra My Mind is Not Sound! Profound emotion, rhythmic strength,
wash lines, That all the evening may be spent,
Rain on the Roof, I Know Exactly What You Mean, Assimilating its content.
moonlit nights, Things Seem To Disappear, When
and Bobby Socks Ever I Clean! With never-failing awe I stand
At their incredible command
Then, When I Can’t Find My Stuff, Of language, and the imagery
I Get Myself All Tangled Up In A Huff! Evoked within, so powerfully.

But Don’t Worry - It’s All A Part Of Just A giant I shall never be,
Getting Older - Can I Come Today And But still I write what comes to me,
Cry On Your Shoulder? For so it seems, it was designed
That I cannot defuse my mind

So! We Have To Bear Stuff For Many More And if the thoughts that I impart,
Years, Can reach someone, and touch a heart,
Induce a teardrop, or a smile,
And Keep Going Forward - Then I will deem it all worthwhile.
Without Any Tears!

Do You Want To Be Notified or Not?

If you have a computer and wish to be notified of cancellations or emergency situations in Wynmoor, contact Fred Michael, Director of
Association Affairs, at [email protected] to give him your e-mail address.

You will be notified of any cancellations. i.e. The Cove canceled due to inclement weather.
When Wynmoor calls us to take action. In the case of the traffic fiasco, Fred let us know who to call or email. It turned out that over four
hundred Wynmoorites did call and or email and the next day there was relief in the traffic situation.

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WYNMOOR
Golf and Tips

By Kevin Battersby, PGA

Lexi Thompson: short iron ball position - Jack Nicklaus: ball position - middle Jack Nicklau: driver ball position -
right of spine for more spin higher flight irons - under spine - middle of stance toward left heel

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

International Investing: Still a Journey to Consider

Columbus Day is observed on October 9th. While it may be true that Leif favor, but sometimes not. A strengthening dollar typically lowers returns from
Erikson and the Vikings beat Columbus to the New World, Columbus Day, international investments because companies based overseas do business in
nonetheless remains important in the public eye, signifying themes such as a foreign currency, and the higher value of the U.S. dollar reduces the prices,
exploration and discovery. As an investor, you don’t have to “cross the ocean measured in dollars, of individual shares of these companies’ stocks. The
blue,” as Columbus did, to find opportunities but it may be a good idea to opposite has happened in 2017, when the weaker dollar has helped increase
put some of your money to work outside the United States. returns from international investments.

So, why should you consider investing internationally? The chief reason is • Political risks: When you invest internationally, you’re not just investing
diversification. If you only invest in U.S. companies, you might do well when in foreign companies. You’re also essentially investing in the legal and eco-
the U.S. markets are soaring, as has happened in recent years. But when the nomic systems of countries in which those companies do business. Political
inevitable downturn happens, and you’re totally concentrated in U.S. stocks, instability or changes in laws and regulations can create additional risks but
your portfolio will probably take a hit. At the same time, however, other re- may also provide potentially positive returns for investors.
gions of the world might be doing considerably better than the U.S. markets
and if you had put some of your investment holdings in these regions, you • Social and economic risks: It is not always easy for investors to understand
might at least blunt some of the effects of the down market here. all the economic and social factors that influence markets in the U.S. and it’s
even more challenging with foreign markets.
Of course, it’s also a good idea to diversify among different asset classes, so,
in addition to investing in U.S. and international stocks, you’ll want to own U.S. markets are now worth less than half of the total world markets, and
bonds, government securities and other investment vehicles. Keep in mind, growth in the rest of the world is likely to keep expanding the number of
though, that while diversification can help reduce the effects of volatility, it global opportunities. You can take advantage of that global growth by putting
can’t guarantee a profit or protect against loss. part of your portfolio into international investments, including developed and
emerging markets.
International investments, like all investments, will fluctuate in value. But
they also have other characteristics and risks to consider, such as these: In any case, given the more complex nature of international investing, you’ll
want to consult with a financial professional before taking action. If it turns
• Currency fluctuations: The U.S. dollar rises and falls in relation to the out that international investments are appropriate for your needs, you should
currencies of other countries. Sometimes, these movements can work in your certainly consider going global. See add on page38.

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October Classes
Monday:
AARP: Monday and Wednesday, October 2nd and 4th from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM for TWO DAYS; $15 - $20
Art: Painting (DeRosa): Begins October 1st from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM for 5weeks; $50
Chair Yoga (Charland): Begins October 1st from 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM for 5weeks; $35
Tap Dance (Fisher) Begins October 1st from 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM for 5 weeks; $40
Tuesday:
Creative Art (Zannni): Begins October 2nd from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM for 4 weeks; $56.25
Line Dancing (Levitan): Begins October 2nd from 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM for 5 weeks; $35
Mixed Media (Tishman): Begins October 2nd from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM for 4 weeks; $62.50
Stained Glass (Zannini): Tues. and Thurs., October 2nd and 4th from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM for 3 weeks; $72
Wednesday:
Painting (DeRosa): Begins October 3rd from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM for 5 weeks; $50
Thursday:
Canasta (Levitan): Begins October 4th from 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM for 4 weeks; $36
Mah Jongg (Levitan): Begins October 4th from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM for 4 weeks; $36
Paper Tole (Katz): Begins October 4th from 10 AM - 12:00 PM for 4 weeks; $40
Saturday:
Yoga (Charland): Begins October 6th from 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM for 4 weeks; $28

Lessons:
Golf Lessons (Battersby): Private Sessions available.
Wynmoor Personal Trainer (Anderson): Private Sessions available.
Free demos on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Wynmoor Personal Trainer (Hamburger): Private Sessions available.
Free demos on Wednesdays from 11:00 AM - l:00 PM.
Wynmoor Personal Trainer (Walbert): Private Sessions available.
Free demos on Tuesdays from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM.

For more information. call Recreation at 957-978-2600, press 1. Register at the Recreation Office Monday -
Friday from 8:00 AM - 4:45 PM and in the Country Club Business Center Monday - Friday from 8:00 AM
- 12:45 PM and 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Classes are on held on a monthly basis and must be taken consecutively.
Classes are subject to change. Refunds are not granted after the start of the second class.

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Jack’s Philosophy Of Life
By Jack Boss

It Is Your Brain - Use It Or Lose It:
Simple Basics Of Good Health And Longevity

Your body is made up of cells. The stronger they EYES: When we see disturbing things such as accidents, people who
are, the stronger and healthier you will be. These are hurt or suffering, etc., it creates toxins (poisons).
cells are constantly reproducing and dying. They
require three things: oxygen, nutrients, and water. SKIN: Everything we put on our skin is absorbed into the body: perfume,
These should be of the finest quality. sunscreen, medications, and all else create toxins (poisons).

These items are brought to our cells by our NEGATIVE THINKING: Dislike, hate, fear, etc., create toxins (poisons).
bloodstream which also carries back dead cells, These toxins (poisons) roam about in our blood stream looking for weak
toxins, anti-oxidants, carbon dioxide, and all cells to kill. We then develop illnesses. Our immune system, the good guys,
matter to be excreted. For the blood stream to surround the toxins (poisons) and escort them out of our system before they
do its work effectively, it must have a strong can do damage. When the toxins (poisons) are stronger than our immune
Cardio-Vascular system, which means devising a system, they can do their damage and we suffer.
proper diet for yourself and an exercise program The Solutions:
to fit you.
This is the simplest explanation and method to make yourself a healthy Minimize the toxins (poisons) we put in our body and strengthen our im-
person and live longer. Start doing this NOW and you will OWN a healthy, mune system.
strong body and will have WON the battle over ill health and aging so quickly.
We need the best and purest of these three things: NOSE: Get an air purifier for your home.
MOUTH: Learn more about the chemicals in our packaged foods. Drink
Water - distilled water
Oxygen - air that is filtered distilled water, eat fruits and vegetables, and don’t smoke.
Nutrients - food that is without chemicals, pesticides, or fertilizers EYES: Wear sunglasses, avoid disturbing sights.
Toxins and Poisons: EARS: Avoid loud sounds and loud music.
We are always bombarded with toxins (poisons) from all directions. SKIN: Keep the skin as clean as possible, wash often.
NOSE: The polluted air we breathe is loaded with toxins (poisons). POSITIVE THINKING: Slowly create the habit of thinking positively.
MOUTH: Everything we put in our mouth has toxins (poisons). Be a positive thinker.
EARS: The harsh sounds we hear: car crashes, screaming, arguments, EXERCISE: Increases the flow of blood and eliminates the toxins (poisons)

explosions, loud music, and loud unexpected sounds create toxins quickly, plus it strengthens the Cardio-Vascular system allowing
(poisons). you to enjoy life more.
HUMOR: One of the best eliminators of toxins (poisons).
CHEMICALS: Avoid chemicals as much as possible: in home, on skin,
or breathing.

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Save Thousands by Avoiding

Probate and Guardianship
By Martin Zevin, Attorney

We don’t like to think about dying. My Dad used to checking account. Ideally, this should be a family member
say, “may you live as long as you want and never want as whom you trust.
long as you live.” But we all have to go sometime. When
you die, do you want to leave your heirs with substantial Regarding real estate, there are several ways to avoid
legal fees and court costs and tie them up for nine months Probate. The two most common ways are a Life Estate
to a year in Probate court? Wouldn’t it be comforting to Deed or a Revocable Living Trust. You should discuss
know that your heirs will inherit your assets quickly and these options with a lawyer. I have written previous articles
with little expense? about both options.

Probate is a formal court proceeding to distribute assets It is also very important to have the proper legal
when a person dies. Probate can occur with or without a documents to protect you if you are incapacitated: Durable
Last Will and Testament. Power of Attorney, Designation of Health Care Surrogate
and Written Declaration, also known as Living Will. This
Probate is necessary in Florida when a person dies group of documents is sometimes referred to as Advance
owning any type of property (real estate, stocks, bank Care Directives, since you are preparing for the possibility
accounts, etc.) in his or her name alone without any that you may become incapacitated in the future and wish
named beneficiaries. Probate in Florida takes about a year. to avoid a Guardianship. The Health Care Surrogate is
Florida law entitles an attorney to charge 3% of the gross value of the assets often used when you may be temporarily unable to communicate. Once you
that are being probated. A lawyer can also charge an hourly rate, however, can communicate, you will be able to make your own medical decisions.
it is preferable to agree to a specific percentage, which may be negotiated Once you have beneficiaries on all your accounts, real estate owned in a way
below the 3%. Otherwise, there is an unlimited ceiling for an hourly rate. to avoid probate, and advanced care directives if you become incapacitated,
The Personal Representative (Executor) is entitled to a similar fee. you will have given yourself and your heirs an invaluable gift: peace of mind.
Please feel free to call me for a free personal or phone consultation for
To avoid Probate, I always suggest to clients that every bank account, all matters regarding Wills, Trusts, Probate and Estates. I also offer free
brokerage account, annuity, life insurance, etc. have one or more beneficiaries consultation regarding any issues pertaining to personal injury claims or
as “payable on death” (often abbreviated p.o.d.). This is also called “in trust car insurance coverage. Call me at 954-569-4878. My address is: 3275 W.
for” (i.t.f.) or “transfer on death” (t.o.d.). However, there are some banks Hillsboro Blvd., Suite 204, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442. My website is:
which will allow the “payable on death” for savings accounts and CD’s but www.martinzevinpa.com and my e-mail address is: martinzevin@netzero.
not for checking accounts. If that is the case with your bank, it will be very com - See ad on page 19.
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station
How To Get Over Being Overwhelmed!By Diana Stone, M.A., Wellness Consultant and Inspirational Writer and Speaker
Dear Reader, me and what the best outcome would be. This helped me shift from focusing
True confession time…I’ve felt a little (okay A LOT) overwhelmed lately! on the problems to focusing on the solutions.

EVERYTHING this new school year has felt new but not in the new exciting 2. Ask For Help And Offer Help!
big package with a bow on it sort of way but new as in you get a new device
and the instruction pamphlet is bigger than the device or worse. There’s a We are all gifted in different areas. It’s helpful to recognize that what we
sticker on it directing you to the website for instructions! It seemed each little struggle with, others find easy and vice versa. Although I love to write,
task led to another bigger task and instead of making progress, I started to learning new technology can intimidate me. I prefer someone teach me
feel hopelessly behind and discouraged! It was especially unsettling because instead of floundering on my own to learn. I’ve discovered my most “tech
I have become the guru of positivity to so many, so I felt like an alcoholic savvy” friends love to help me. I happen to be a whiz at putting out beautiful
who relapsed, and I needed relief fast! So, what to do when we feel stuck, fruit trays and yummy snacks. So, I offer what I do well, and I receive help
sad and over the top? Here are some tips that help me to get back on the path with an open heart.
of positivity to live my most inspired life! May they help you too!
3. Take a break!
1. Acknowledge And Accept!
Most often when we are feeling completely drained and overwhelmed,
First of all, when you start to get that unsettled “OH-OH” feeling that you plowing deeper into the problem will not solve it or make us feel better. We
are not feeling great, whether its emotional or physical, take a deep breath can all benefit from a time out to rejuvenate and get a fresh perspective.
and surrender to what is. Although we are eternal spiritual beings, we are Be clear on what recharges YOU. My husband refuels by gardening, I love
also human, and we still get to experience the full spectrum of emotions. It’s going to the beach. Think of it as a rebooting of your soul to allow your
helpful to identify what the source of your agitation is. While this may seem brain circuitry to flow with greater ease.
obvious, many times we are living on autopilot and not fully processing our
feelings, so we displace our anger. Take alone quiet time and ask yourself, 4. Simplify!
“what’s troubling me?” Then, LISTEN! Often there is great relief in simply
acknowledging our pain. When I was a little girl, I had asthma. When my When we are living at our best, we often have extended lists and projects
breathing became difficult and my mother was called to get me from school, that we are simultaneously tending to. When life offers us a curve ball (family
I would try to contain my fear but just seeing her triggered relief. I loved illness or extra challenge of any variety), reexamine your to-do list and take
how swiftly she acknowledged my suffering yet assured me she was there off most of the items. Give yourself some relief! Painting the back room
to help. Her words were simple, “sorry you don’t feel well honey! Let’s get is not essential if you are suddenly taking care of someone unexpectedly!
you home.” My healing began just knowing she acknowledged and accepted Breathing, eating, sleeping is enough when you are in a crisis mode. Only
my discomfort. add on once these three are tended to!

There is great truth in the Law of Attraction that asserts - whatever we focus Wishing you relief and peace always,
on grows. So, once you have identified the cause of your distress, shift from Diana
marinating in it to being open to what you do want. Try to resist convincing
the world of how badly you are doing. Instead, envision the best possible Diana Stone, M.A., is a Wellness Consultant and inspirational writer and
outcome for your situation. For me, as I started to feel overwhelmed at the speaker. Connect with her at [email protected] or visit her website
start of the school year, I quickly wrote down everything that was bothering at www.dianalynnstone.com

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Boca Raton Art Museum,
So Fine And Enriching
By Barry Isaac

On a pleasant September Saturday, I was fortunate enough to enhance my I also saw the fine temporary Lissette Model Photography Exhibit which
knowledge and appreciation of the artistic medium of tapestries. I saw the ends on October 21, 2018. This exhibit has fine gelatin prints depicting the
fine temporary exhibit, “Nomadic Murals: Contemporary Tapestries and serious aspects of life in Paris and New York City in the 1930’s and 1940’s.
Carpets,” which concludes on October 21, 2018. Many of the tapestries on I especially savored her gelatin prints, “Sleeping by Seine River, Paris,
display were done by 20th and 2lst Century artists using the Jacquard Method. “Lower Eastside, New York City,” and “Coney Island Bather,” a less somber
The Jacquard Method began in the early 19th Century. The Jacquard Method, photograph of a zaftig lady.
which employed punch holes to produce tapestries, was the forerunner of our
present computers. Favorites of mine which employed the Jacquard Method As usual, I enjoyed fine paintings from their permanent collection by Eu-
were: Andy Diaz Hope and Laura Roth Hope’s, “Allegory of Monoceros,” gene Boudin, “Fishing Boats At Harbor, Camaret,” Jacque Martin-Ferrieres,
depicts how Science alters nature, Bruce Connor’s, “At Head of Stairs,” “Gondolas in Venice,” fine Pointillism, Jose Orozco, “Self Portrait,” Leonard
depicts Connor’s facing death from cancer, Kiki Smith’s, “Harbor,” fine Gipe, “Burning Up,” and Leonid Purygin, “Purygin’s Park of Culture and
seascape, Doug Hall’s, “Piacenza Opera House,” superb lines and light, Ke- Recreation,” among others. From their permanent collection enjoyed fine
hinde Wiley’s, “Gypsy Fortune Tellers,” depicts Afro-Americans in a French creations also by Charles McGill, “Dilemma,” art made of golf bags, Tracey
Baroque setting, and April Gornick’s, “Rain, Storm, and Light,” evocative Moffatt, fine digital video depicting the role of mothers in our society, and
of the Hudson River School of painting. I also relished quality tapestries by Vic Muniz’s, whimsical marble sculpture of “Puck.”
William Kentridge, “Aegytus Interior” which depicts a mare surrounded by
a map of ancient Egypt and Aziz Plus Cucher’s, “Visitor,” which depicts life Even though the Boca Raton Art Museum’s artworks on display do not
in 21st Century Israel. cover the historical time range that the Norton Art Museum and the Lowe Art
Museum in Coral Gables do, I still respect this art museum for the quality
of works on display and the fine curatorial work of its staff.

Piacenza Opera House, by Doug Hall Coney Island Bather, by Lissette Model Gypsy Fortune Teller, by Kehinde Wiley

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City Matters
By Commissioner, Mikkie Belvedere

Happy Birthday and Happy Anniversary to all celebrating I hope you had a chance to go to our newly renovated
in October. Another month of important dates and holidays. Windmill Park and enjoy the trails, sports courts and /or just
Monday, October 1st is the Jewish Holiday of Shmini enjoy the walk. (Park located on Lyons, first light South of
Atzeret, followed by Tuesday October 2nd, Simchat Torah. Coconut Creek Parkway.)
Columbus Day is on the 8th and Halloween is on the 31st.
On October 5th, we start our monthly Home-Grown
Some wacky and fun days are: October 1st is “Interna- concert series at the band shell at the Community Center
tional Day For The Elderly,” October 5th is “International (Lyons and Coconut Creek Parkway), from 7:00 PM - 8:30
Smile Day,” and October 4th is “National Golf Day.” Oc- PM. Bring your chairs and enjoy the music. You can dance
tober is also Breast Cancer Month, Domestic Violence if you desire.
Month, and Pizza Month.
On October 28th, the bi-monthly Farmers Market will
This is also the month before the November 6th General reopen at the Recreation complex (Lyons Rd. and Sol Press
elections. As I write this, there are 13 proposed certified Ave.) from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Enjoy wonderful fresh
Amendments to the Florida constitution. They will appear on your ballot fruits and vegetables, cheeses and much more. Hope to see you there.
together with additional Amendments from the county Commission. It is Also, if you have questions for your state representative, state senator,
very important that everyone understands these Amendments. The word- congressman or me, you can find us at our Wynmoor library the first
ing can possibly confuse the actual intent of the Amendment. Also, due to Tuesday of every month, from 10:30 AM - 12:00 Noon.
so many Amendments, some Amendments have been bundled (different Reminder: watch out for all the scams, including your bank and the IRS.
Amendments under one heading). Your grandchild is not going to jail and needs your help. Check everything
out. Do not give your social security number or credit card number on the
Therefore, to learn more, come to a town hall meeting on October 9th at phone. If you don’t know the caller, hang up. And no, you did not win the
lottery. Please, be careful.
7:00 PM at the Community Center. (Lyons and Coconut Creek Parkway). Questions, suggestions?? I can be reached at 954-803-7696. Have a
great day and keep smiling.
Listen to the league of women voters to explain the Amendments and the

consequences when you vote “Yes” or when you vote “no.” You can also
check out: dos.elections.myflorida.com/initiatives

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Temple Beth Orr’s
“Fabulous Fifties Plus”

By Joyce Rubin
In 2007, as long-time members, my husband
Jerry and I saw the  opportunity for a social
group for seniors, and so “Fabulous Fifties
Plus” was born. At our first planning meeting,
we developed our Mission Statement: “to plan
and implement social events that are fun and
interesting to Temple Beth Orr members.”
For the past eleven years, “Fabulous Fifties
Plus,” true to its mission, has become a vehicle
for building deep and enduring friendships
within our TBO family.
We join together monthly for a “Fabulous”
event as well as meeting bi-monthly to
schmooze and plan for future activities. We
have more than 90 members (in their 50’s to
their 90’s) dancing, singing, dining, and “living

Jewish.”
Sampling of events:

Dinner, Dancing, and Doo-Op
Marlins Baseball Game
Beach Party Barbeque
Concerts
Square Dancing
Theater Outings
Chanukah Pot Luck Dinner
Dinner and Racing at Pompano Racetrack
Bunko and Pizza at TBO
Movie Night (with Discussion) and dessert
Trivia Night
Comedy Club

Becoming a member of our “Fabulous
Fifties Plus” is one of the many reasons why
joining the congregation at Temple Beth Orr
will enhance your connection to Judaism and
the Jewish community. Check us out. Come
make new friends.

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Puzzles and Games Solutionsonpage62
Crossword Puzzle Sudoku

ACROSS 46. A ball of yarn 9. Ransom Use your logic to find the correct number for each square. When finished,
47. Pair 10. Disagreement all nine rows across, all nine columns down and all nine 8-by-8 boxes
1. Bass horns 49. Spelling contest 11. Fool must contain all nine numbers, 1 through 9 with no repeats.
6. Stigma 50. Shade trees 12. A stringed instrument
10. Cut into cubes 51. Painfully 13. Banana oil, e.g. Halloween
14. Construct 54. Rectum 21. Thigh armor
15. Sea eagle 56. Food thickener 25. Fecal matter of Find and circle all of the summer words that are hidden in the grid.
16. Midmonth 57. The end of an animals The remaining letters spell an additional summer item.
date Apollo flight 26. Killer whale
17. Tropical vine 63. Chancel 27. Avid
18. Twosome 64. Horn sound 28. Unusual
19. Sediment 65. Cowboy sport 29. Debase
20. Deplorable 66. Past tense of Leap 34. Estranged
22. Only 67. Feudal worker 36. Testament
23. Facts 68. Ceased 37. Flower stalk
24. Anagram of 69. Anagram of 38. Evergreens
“Rioted” “Sees” 40. Whimper
26. Gumbo 70. Marsh plant 42. Blockage of the
30. Bro or sis 71. Davenports intestine
31. Muck 45. Snail
32. Absorb DOWN 48. A type of bivalve
written 1. Express in words 51. Expensive fur
material 2. Murres 52. S-shaped moldings
33. Kind of bean 3. Laser light 53. Stadium walkways
35. Chatty 4. Skin disease 55. Rip up
39. Earwax 5. Rise 58. Sit for a photo
41. Brown coal 6. Anagram of 59. Accomplished
43. Anoint “Dissonate” 60. Probabilities
(archaic) 7. Sniveler 61. Seven days
44. Travel on 8. A Freudian stage 62. Gestures of assent
water

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Neighborly
News
1705 Andros 1803 Eleuthera Point

By Marilyn Stahl By Maralyn Wallace

It seems we were just saying goodbye to our friends from the North and Because of Susan Rosenfeld’s dedication to 1803 Eleuthera Point, our gar-
very soon, we will be welcoming them back to our wonderful place called den is getting a makeover. She’s doing a fantastic job, in spite of the terrible
Wynmoor. heat. The new year is bringing new life to our garden. Thank you, Susan!

This month, we are happy to welcome our new residents, Adrienne and
Michael Mintz. We know they will be happy here in Wynmoor and especially
in 1705.

Our lunch bunch continues to lunch this month at Sicilian Oven.
Hopefully, this new Season will bring happiness, joy and friendships to
all. Amen.


1107 Bahama Bend

By Bruce Kollath

To all my family, friends and neighbors,
Sheryl and I are moving into our new condo here in Wynmoor. After nine
years of renting, we are new owners of 1107 Bahama Bend, Apt A2, Coconut
Creek, FL 33066. Our phone numbers are 954-97-3045 and cell 786-385-
5940 and our email is: [email protected]
We love living in the Wynmoor and are so happy to now be a real part of
the community.
Our home is always open to you, so stop in and say hello.
Regards,
Bruce & Sheryl

Look Out For Your Neighbors!

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

Upon my return to Wynmoor five days ago,
I have spent much of that time seeing friends.
That part is nothing unusual. What turned out
unusual is that so many of them, me included,
developed many more aches and pains over
the past few months. Yes, we are all older than
we have ever been, but no one accepts these
changes lying down. Well, sometimes, lying
down is all that is possible. So, what do we do
and how to handle the emotions and psycho-
logical shifts that come along with this?

My first recommendation is obviously to get
yourself checked out by your physician(s). Once you know what the situ-
ation is, you can take the steps necessary to help yourself. But what next?
What if you are told, as so many of us have been, that you have arthritis or
osteoarthritis or fibromyalgia or a host other basically non-treatable painful
issue? How do we keep ourselves positive and our quality of life high and
happy? If you’ve been reading my articles for a while, you probably know
just where I’m going to go with this and most likely you will be correct.

Focus, focus, focus. But stay away from paying all your attention to your
pains. If you remember, I previously asked you to keep lists of positive
aspects and things and people you find appreciation in. Keep looking for
things that you like, things that bring a smile to your heart. If you are look-
ing, you will find. Likewise, if you are looking to complain, you will also
find plenty to fit that category. I am definitely not a Pollyanna by nature and
can moan and groan with the best of them, but I am a work-in-progress and
consider myself a happiness trainee. While I’m not denying that my body
hurts, I try not to pay a lot of attention to it while looking to the parts that
don’t hurt. Today was the first rehearsal for our Actors on Stage group and I
hadn’t seen anyone in the group since April or May. When people saw me,
they all commented positively on how I looked. I had lost a few pounds,
cut my hair and colored it much lighter. I noticed that I was ready to list my
aches and pains to negate all the good stuff, and even started to when I cut it
off. I decided to focus on how nice their compliments felt instead. I realized
that my discomfort felt less, and my happiness level felt higher. We really
don’t need other people for this although I admit it was nice. We can do it
for ourselves. Find something about yourself, especially in the physical area
since that is what you are feeling negative about, that you like. Perhaps, it’s
your eyes or even your fingernails or sense of smell. Whatever you are not
unhappy about is what to focus on. If it doesn’t hurt to take a deep breath,
take one and really appreciate the feeling of the air going in and out of your
lungs. Remind yourself that there are things about your body that pleases
you and that you feel good about.

Try meditation. Sit as comfortably as you can and just focus on your breath.
When your mind is quiet, you are not thinking about what hurts. Do this for
about 15 minutes a day starting with 5 if that’s all you can sit for.

And the most important thing of all: stop talking about your pain. This
really hit me right between the eyes today when I caught myself about to
start doing just that. What you focus on and think about grows and what you
ignore begins to fade into the background of your consciousness. I know that
once something hurts, it becomes very difficult to not put all your attention
on it, but this is a beginner’s exercise. Just try it for a while. By the way, if
I thought that talking about all the things in my body that hurt and focusing
on them would actually help me feel better, I’d be the first in line to do it.
But it doesn’t help and actually makes it hurt more. Catch yourself and it
will become easier and easier. Of course, listening to the litany of everyone
else’s pains won’t help you either and you will be very tempted to commis-
erate with these people. No one said this would be easy but in the long run,
you will feel better.

Wishing you pain-free days.

Early Detection
Saves Lives!

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Strengthening Security

In Our Schools

By Sheriff Scott Israel

Reporting suspicious activity or perceived threats at our have more than one deputy to provide for additional cov-
schools just got a whole lot easier. erage. BSO also provides added armed security on every
public and charter school campus in BSO-patrolled cities
The Broward Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with “Saf- during the beginning and end of each school day, when
erWatch,” recently launched an innovative new mobile the most people are coming and going from campuses.
app that allows users to report non-emergency incidents
and tips in real time directly to BSO. The SaferWatch In addition, we are also working closely with Broward
program covers more than 440 public, charter and pri- County Public Schools to assist with the hiring, equipping
vate schools in Broward and gives students, parents and and training of their armed school guardians for schools
teachers the ability to submit photos, videos, audio files in all Broward County districts.
or text messages anonymously.
We also know that ongoing training and preparation
Whether it’s a case of bullying, overhearing something are vital in every profession, especially law enforcement.
of concern or witnessing an incident that gives you pause, To that end, we have provided enhanced tactical training
the app provides a user an easy way to report important to all BSO school resource officers in the area of active
tips and information that may have in the past gone un- shooter, initiated additional active shooter training for
reported. The information is then sent to BSO Criminal all sworn BSO personnel, and trained and equipped all
Investigations who will review the information and school resource officers with smaller concealable long
swiftly take the appropriate action. The more eyes and ears we have in the gun firearms to ensure they have immediate access in the event of an active
community, the safer we will all become. So, if you see something, send shooter incident.
something through SaferWatch. BSO is making heavy, but prudent use of the Risk Protection Order Act
(RPO), or red flag law, which passed earlier this year. The law is a valuable
Another great feature about SaferWatch is the ability to alert users of an tool to prevent gun violence by helping keep firearms out of the hands of
incident or event at any geo-fenced school in Broward County. For instance, individuals who demonstrate an obvious threat to themselves or others. Al-
if there is an incident at a school, all users of the app at the school and ready, BSO has utilized RPOs dozens of times, more than any other county
those who have chosen that school for which to receive alerts, will be sent in the state.
a notification through the app in real time. We are working on the formation of a dedicated threat assessment division
which will serve as a clearinghouse for all information related to individuals
SaferWatch is a remarkable new tool, but it is just one of many ways BSO who potentially pose a threat to our schools and the communities we serve.
is working to strengthen school security. These enhancements are just some of the ways BSO is working to help keep
our schools and our children as safe as possible.
This year, BSO is ensuring that an armed school resource officer, deputy
or guardian, will be on every public and charter school campus in all BSO-
patrolled cities, from the open of school to the close of school. Larger schools

How Can
You Help?

By Roz Greenberg

The Magnet Program at Coconut
Creek High School is looking
for volunteers to help teachers
and students achieve life skills,
business skills and/or continuing
education, which will prepare them
for their future after graduating in
the Medical Field. Call Roz 754-
205-3283 or Myrna 954-978-6451
for more information.

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GENE MEROLA
Saturday, October 6th - Time: 8:00 PM - Price: $10

HHH

STEVE LEEDS
Saturday, October 13th - Time: 8:00 PM - Price: $10

HHH

ANDRE MICHAELS…In Concert
Saturday, October 20th - Time: 8:00 PM - Price: $10

HHH

MATTHEW SABATELLA and
THE RAMBLING STRING BAND…

In Concert
Saturday, October 27th - Time: 8:00 PM - Price: $10

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Wynmoor Wins First Place!
By Bob Horowitz

The Wynmoor pool team, representing us in the SFSL in the A division,
has won first place with a 12-3 record.

There will be an award Luncheon with presentations of trophies. The
Winter League will start in October.

Teams play on Monday nights, rotating locations among the communities.
Three tables are used by teams of two. Wynmoor Administration recipro-
cates with the league by allowing visiting teams to come to Wynmoor as
our guests. Visiting teams are 6 to 8 players.

To join our Winter league, where Wynmoor fields two teams, contact
Ralph Rubin at: [email protected]

Proud Winners From The Winter League
2017 Award Luncheon

Feed Them And They Will Come
By Concerned Resident
This photo shows raccoons by the pool at night. If you bring food to the
pool, PLEASE clean up after yourself. These animals hang around waiting
for YOU to feed them. Thank you.

Free Pool Lessons

Ralph Rubin, Co-President of the Pool and Billiard Club and Tournament
Director is available for lessons from beginner to advanced.

Sign up in the Billiard Room. A signup sheet is available near the front
entrance to the room. There is no cost for these lessons.

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TaWkeomHeeanr: t!
By Mehmet Oz, M.D. and Michael Roizen, M.D.

You’ve all heard the alarming statistics con- to have other complicating health problems (in
cerning women’s heart health and gender differ- part because they’re older), respond differently
ences in treatment and survival. Ninety percent to treatments; and are not given comparable
of women in the U.S. have one or more risk treatments.
factors for heart disease or stroke and are more
likely to die from a first heart attack than men. Clues you can use: a month before a heart
To top it off, when women do survive a heart attack, a woman may report being unusually
attack or stroke, they have more complications. fatigued (71 percent), experience sleep distur-
bances (48 percent), shortness of breath (42
As Dr. Holly Anderson, director of education percent), indigestion (39 percent), anxiety (36
and outreach for the Perelman Heart Institute, percent) or a rapid heart rate (27 percent), and
pointed out on The Dr. Oz Show, “Heart disease her arms may feel weak or heavy (25 percent).
remains the No. 1 cause of death for women, That’s why Dr. Jennifer Haythe, a specialist in
more than all cancers combined and it is on the women’s heart health at Columbia University
rise, especially in young women, ages 29 to 45. in New York, says, “it is my hope that women
would go to the hospital more often for symp-
Women need to become aware, not only of toms that MAY be heart-related and demand
specific cardiovascular conditions that they face, from doctors that they not be overlooked or told
but also what to do when interacting with the they are hysterical.”
doctor who provides their primary care and how to handle it if they land What doctors can do to make sure YOU survive and thrive:
in the emergency department.
A recent study says that if a woman goes to the emergency room for a
Why are younger women having more heart woes? The obesity and heart attack, her chances of survival are substantially better if a female
Type 2 diabetes epidemics are hitting premenopausal women hard, and doctor works on her. So, the Harvard Business School researchers,
they deliver a one-two punch for cardiovascular diseases. In the U.S., who did the study recommend women ask for a female doc in those
obesity rates are the highest among middle-age adults (41 percent for 40- circumstances. But you may not be able to ask or there may be no female
to 59-year-olds), while Type 2 diabetes affects around 11 million adult cardiologist available, so clearly that’s not a good answer to the problem.
women under the age of 65.
According to a Cleveland Clinic study, when doctors follow a four-
Know this: starting at age 20, women should have their blood pressure step protocol for the most severe type of heart attack, it eliminates or
checked at least every two years and their LDL and HDL cholesterol, tri- reduces gender disparities in care and outcomes typically seen in this
glyceride and blood-sugar levels checked every four to six years. Women type of event. Women should talk with their primary care doctor and
at higher risk due to age, weight, lifestyle habits and family history need cardiologist (if under care of one) about their awareness of the gender
to be checked more frequently. discrepancies in diagnosis, treatment and outcomes and find out which
hospitals in your area are known to practice gender-neutral protocols
Postmenopausal women should have an annual heart health checkup in their emergency departments.
that includes levels of HDL and LDL cholesterol, triglycerides, CRP (an
inflammation marker) and blood pressure. If your doc doesn’t suggest it,
insist. ***

The differences between men and women’s heart woes: almost two- Mehmet Oz, M.D. is host of “The Dr. Oz Show,” and Mike Roizen, M.D.
thirds of women who die suddenly of coronary heart disease experience is Chief Wellness Officer and Chair of Wellness Institute at Cleveland
no previous symptoms. If they do have symptoms, they may show up at Clinic. To live your healthiest, tune into “The Dr. Oz Show” or visit
an older age and be distinctly different from mens.’ Also, women wait www.sharecare.com.
longer to get medical help after the onset of a heart attack and are more apt

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A Few Good
Volunteers

At The
North Regional
Broward College

Library
For Book Sales
Children’s Programs
English Conversation

Gift Shop
Tutoring, Etc.
Please Call Diane at
954-999-1185
You’ll Be So Glad

You Did!

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Safety Solutions
By Scotty Leamon
Public Safety Information Officer, Coconut Creek Police Department

Making Sure Your Donation Money
Goes Where It’s Supposed To Go

There has to be a special place in hear about from your friends. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) does a
Hades for those scam artists who great job tracking responsible charities and partners with an organization
take advantage of natural disasters that runs a website where you can find a list of all BBB-approved charities.
in order to fleece folks out of dona- The website is www.give.org
tion money.
You can also feel free to call me at my office, at 954-973-6740, if you’re
But it happens. So, much like suspicious about a charity, or if you want me to check on an organization
we have to prepare for hurricanes in which you’re thinking of donating. My email address is sleamon@co-
here in South Florida, we have to conutcreek.net if you want to reach out to me that way too.
get ready for the con-artists hoping
to scam us when we want to assist Remember that all the best charities have full-time employees that they
people after flooding, earthquakes, have to pay and provide benefits, so a huge red flag that a charitable or-
or hurricanes, such as the one that ganization may be a little shady is when they promise that 100-percent of
hit the Carolinas not too long ago. the donations will go to help victims. I don’t hold it against big charities
We know how it feels to get hit by that they have administrative and fundraising costs that they have to cover.
one of those things so it’s only natural that we want to help. Since they are non-profit organizations, they must have some of that dona-
Know that the scam artists will come out after any of these natural disasters. tion money in order to function.
You’ll likely get emails on your computer from different “charities” claiming
they’re looking to help hurricane victims. Some of the scammers may try to I also encourage you to find out if your church or synagogue is doing
call you on the phone as well. I would not give any money to any so-called anything as far as donations and give some thought to joining them. Local
“charitable organization” that seeks me out first. What I mean by that is: If service clubs, such as the Kiwanis Club, also collect donations on occasion,
you didn’t call or email them first, then don’t give them any money if they and would be a very nice alternative that you can trust if you’re worried
call or email you first. about seeking out a charity by yourself. The bottom line is that you should
Be sure and research all charities that you see on TV, on your computer, or be very selective about where you donate your money. It’s important to
help people, there’s no question about that! But it’s also perfectly okay to
have questions about where your money is going and how it’s getting there.

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By Lynne List

The Goodbye Girl Last Of The Red-Hot Lovers

Advanced purchase ticket sales for Neil Simon’s musical, The Goodbye On March 10, 2019, there will be two productions of Neil Simon’s
Girl, began early in September when email order forms were sent to former play, “Last of the Red-Hot Lovers.” There will be a matinee with lunch
patrons of the Supper Club’s Dinner theatre productions. The response at 1:00 PM and a show at 2:00 PM and an evening performance with
has been overwhelming, and a full house is guaranteed. If you haven’t supper at 6:00 PM and the show at 7:00 PM. All of this will take place
responded to the email order forms, do so now, before it is too late. Or, in the West Wing I. Both meals, catered by Old Florida, will be the
send your email to: [email protected] to be
included on the list if you have not already same: Spaghetti and all beef meatballs will
done so. Please include your name and write, be served with a salad and roll. Dessert will
“Supper Club” in the subject line. If you don’t be ice cream with chocolate sauce. The bever-
have an email, the order forms will be in the ages will be coffee and ice tea.
Club House Library Carousel in November. For
those who procrastinate even longer, tickets The show will be produced by The Curtain
will be on sale in the Club House Library every Call Playhouse, a professional traveling
Monday and Wednesday afternoon from 2:00 Troupe who will be performing the play in
PM - 4:00 PM, beginning on December 3rd. many different venues in Broward and Palm
The show will be presented in the West Wing, Beach Counties. This riotous play is about a
on Wednesday night, January 23rd and Friday middle-aged man who has never had sex with
night, January 25, 2019. anyone but his wife. Now, he suddenly wants
to enjoy what he thinks he has missed out on.
At 5:30 PM, theatre goers will sit down to a However, his attempts and failures with three
full course meal, starting with a glass of wine seductions will keep you holding your sides.
(BYOB if you want more), a salad followed by Neil Simon’s humor is unrivaled.
an entrée of either salmon in dill sauce or chicken Marsala along with rice
pilaf and baby carrots. Dessert will be an éclair and, of course, beverages Tickets have been on sale since early
are included. Gratuity and tax are also included in the low price of $35 September, when order forms were sent by email to former patrons,
per person. The caterer is Old Florida. offering them the opportunity for advanced purchases. If you wish to
be placed on the email list, send your email address to LLIST@juno.
Following dinner, the Curtain Call Playhouse, a professional touring com and write “Supper Club” in the subject line and include your name.
group, will perform the Broadway Musical. Imagine living in an apart-
ment and suddenly having a strange man appear with a lease to sublet the If you don’t have an email, you can pick up the order form in the
apartment. He insists on moving in. What would you do? What follows carousel in the Country Club Library in November. If you wait longer,
is a hilarious series of events as a bitter single mother and an opinionated you can purchase a ticket in the Country Club Library every Monday
actor clash. Neil Simon has written the very funny dialogue and Marvin and Wednesday afternoon from 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM, beginning on
Hamlisch has contributed the wonderful music. December 3rd.

The audience members will be seated at round tables for their dinner Tickets are just $25 per person for the meal and show, including tax
and will view the show from their seats. Most tables hold 9 people. A and gratuity. Most tables seat up to 9 people. A few tables are available
limited number of tables will seat 10. You may order anywhere from 1 to for 10. Tables are assigned on a first come/first served basis. Checks are
10 tickets. Tables are assigned on a first come/first served basis. Checks to be made out to “The Supper Club.”
should be made out to “The Supper Club.” See you at the show.
Only once a year do you have the opportunity to have a full-length
Broadway show here in Wynmoor. Don’t miss out on this chance. See
you at the show.

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.

Traffic Violations

The speed limit on Wynmoor Circle is 25mph. The speed limit
in the villages is 15mph. There is absolutely NO PASSING on
Wynmoor Circle ad all STOP SIGNS MUST BE observed by
residents and guests. All residents and guests are required to
abide by Wynmoor Rules and Regulations.

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