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WYNMOOR TENNIS CLUB TOURNAMENT

On March 12, 2022 The Wynmoor Tennis Club hosted its level A/B Tournament.  Congratulations goes to Jeff Green and Rafeal Cuesta, and the B Level,

Kelly Smith and Carolyn Frankle on winning first place. The level of play throughout the tournament was exciting and nail biting. There were 42 players
and approximately 30 tennis enthusiasts’ fans that came to witness good tennis. A special thanks goes to all the volunteers who made this event a success. 

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Wynmoor Short Film Festival PhotosbyMichaelE.Brodie

Pam Gibson, Chief Sommelier Cast and crew from “Just Dance #1” Some of the wonderful volunteers who helped make this a success The “Popcorn Master” Jay Sacks kept
everyone’s bags full!

Lot of popcorn was consumed Happy Guests Neighbors enjoyed being together

“Lonesome Tonight” Production by Ballet Club’s Golden Swans Filmmakers and Casts from “Hurricane Season”, “Creezy Where are You!” Getting ready for the “Fireball” line dance
and “Cowboys and Mattresses.”

Patrick O’Brien - We treasure our Program Director honored We Sang-Along” with Mark Felsenfeld , Lesley Miller and “Elvis” Door prizes from the film “Senior Moments” & Bonnie Berg, Wynmoor Real Estate
Technical Director with flowers who made the Golden Swans less Lonely

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WOODSHOP
By Ernest Fleury

Karl Georgi made wood boxes and gifts for his children and grandchildren. Steve Gleimer made tissue boxes and a three-tier lazy

susans from wenge and maple with wenge splines. He also made a Mockingbird Lane house in between his time as treasurer of the
Woodshop. He made a 4 segmented bowl consisting of padauk, wenge, ash, hickory with a walnut base. Don Seaton from Toronto
is displaying his array of cherry bowls and assorted cups and vases for his wife Kathy and their children. These bowls along with a

portable alter were made while she was here on earth, and will be given by Everett Yank to both his church and close members of his

family in memory of his wife Sharon. Yank’s son Dan gave him a bubinga wood log which he made into a bowl with dogwood hand
carved flowers all around. Spauled maple dish with turquoise inlay, Ambrosia large dish with hand carved dogwood flowers, Sharon’s
favorite. A large Sassafras wood bowl with 6 coats of polyurethane. All craftmanship was done by Yank, along with the Piro branding

on the bottom of each treasure.

By Ernie Fleury
Joe Bauer’s work: 3 bandsaw boxes, napkin holders, Joe’s crazy design cutting boards, candle holders; both Joe and I made most of
these treasures from cut offs and scraps of hard wood that I save for him every year. 

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Puzzles and Games Solutions from page 30

Crossword Puzzle Kids Friendship Sudoku

CLASSIFIEDS For classified information
Something to Buy? Something to Sell? call: 954-975-8001 Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

NASSAU: 2/2 corner, 2nd floor, lovely brook view. $99,000. Call 917-647- Folding Mobility Scooter - Brand New. Retails for $2,400. Portable, only
0953. weighs 72 pounds. Weight Capacity 265 Pounds. Very fast. Can go from 1 to
GRAVESITE Star of David, Single Plot, Garden of Solomon. Privately 11 miles/hour. 4 wheels. Lithium Battery = 15-25 miles on a charge. $1,200.
selling for $3,500 OBO. Call 954-242-3429. Call Joel 954-993-5635 at Wynmoor.

Commercial Vans,
Trucks, etc.

Are NOT permitted to park
overnight on Wynmoor property.

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Service Equals Reward
By Sheriff Gregory Tony

Join the BSO Family

Are you looking to make a difference? Are you BSO is an equal opportunity employer and does
not discriminate on the basis of age, citizenship
ready for a challenge? If so, we want you to be part status, color, disability, marital status, national
origin, race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation.
of Team BSO! Veterans’ preference per Florida law. Many of our
The Broward Sheriff’s Office is actively looking current vacancies do not require a college degree,
so we encourage everyone, novice or tenured, to
for driven and passionate individuals who wish take advantage of the employment opportunities
available.
to embark on an exciting and rewarding career
in public safety. We are seeking to fill numerous BSO is the most highly accredited sheriff’s
positions within the organization, from detention office in the state and one of the leading public
and law enforcement deputies to 911 dispatchers safety organizations in the country. Aside from a
and other civilian personnel. rewarding career with a stellar organization, BSO
offers competitive salaries, an outstanding work
We’re looking for people who share my mantra: environment and exclusive benefits, including
low-cost medical insurance, retirement pension
Service Equals Reward. That means always doing and generous time off. There are also numerous
opportunities for advancement, professional
what is right and putting the interests of others and development, and tuition reimbursement for furthering your education.
Equally important, you will not just be an employee at BSO — you will
your community before all else. Working in public become part of our BSO family. 
For more information, or to view our complete list of employment vacancies,
safety is much more than stopping crime and putting visit us at jobs.sheriff.org. Keep checking back as new opportunities are added
out fires; it’s also about connecting with the people. regularly. If you have specific questions, please contact our Recruitment Unit
I believe if we focus on providing the best possible at [email protected].
Be part of the BSO family and make a difference!
service to Broward County, the rewards will come.

At BSO, we have positions for many skillsets and passions. One of our

most pressing needs is detention deputies. As a detention deputy, you will

help maintain order within our facilities and ensure the care, custody and

control of detainees. Additional vacancies include law enforcement deputies
and firefighter/paramedics. However, if your interests lie elsewhere, we
have openings in the critically important non-sworn positions of Regional

Communications Operators, Child Protective Investigations Section (CPIS)

Investigators and treatment counselors, among many others.

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Tradewinds Park

An Enjoyable Destination for All Ages

By Patrick Lewis-Moors
Broward County’s

Tradewinds Park, 3600
W. Sample Road in
Coconut Creek, offers a
delightful variety of year-
round activities close
to Wynmoor.  Along
with trails for biking,
walking and horseback
riding, there are plenty
of picnic tables and
hibachis for barbecue
enthusiasts, shelters for outdoor gatherings, fishing spots and playground for
active families.  The Park is on both sides of Sample Road, with Butterfly
World on the south side and pony rides and educational farm on the north.
Also on the north side is a live steam railroad, Tradewinds and Atlantic
Railroad (TARR). TARR is operated and maintained by a club of volunteers
and is open to the public on the third full weekend of each month, Saturday,
and Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., 12 months a year. Riders can enjoy a
trip of nearly 2/3 of a mile for a nominal fee, which supports the upkeep of
the railroad. TARR’s locomotives include coal-fired live steam, gasoline and
electric. There is also a large tabletop layout where club members run model
trains on five separate tracks for public viewing at no charge.  The model trains
include Lionel - O - gauge and a larger “G” gauge. The station also has a gift
shop where train enthusiasts can a purchase a variety of train-related items.
In addition to the activities mentioned above, Tradewinds Park houses an
exceptional equine-assisted therapy program and hosts a festive annual holiday
lights display. Other amenities include a number of athletic fields and disc golf.
For more information about Tradewinds Park, visit the Broward County
website Broward.org/Parks or call (954)357-8870. For more information about
TARR or to find out about club membership and volunteer opportunities, visit
them in the park on the third full weekend of the month.

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