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Palm Beach
NO BOARD
MEETING
IN JUNE
Leisureville News
PALM BEACH LEISUREVILLE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
AN ACTIVE ADULT COMMUNITY
NEWS FROM THE BOARD
JUNE 2015
Leisureville Re-Paving Schedule
The Board of Directors met on May 19 at Clubhouse 3 at 7 PM. Present
at the meeting were President Peter Sentfleben, Vice President Trisha
Beeler, Treasurer Jim Bogert, Secretary Janet Dixon, Directors Hal Eide
(by phone), Barbara Knutson and Frank Vilardo, Manager Robert Van
Liew, and Association Secretary Veronica Navarro. Not present were
Directors Ed DeFlippis and Louise Farrell.
•
Treasurer Jim Bogert gave the Treasure’s report: Operating Cash
$800,410; CDARS $400,218; Reserve $535,598. He reported that four
owners are in collection. Steve Schone, chairperson of the Finance
Committee, requested that $200,000 be moved from the operating funds
to the reserve funds. The board approved.
•
Secretary Janet Dixon asked that anyone who knew Block Captains
to inform them that the newspaper will be delivered on June 2, not June 5.
• Director Barbara Knutson stated that the ACC is continuing inspections
through the summer. The Board approved new members Mike Kerbin
and Rick Stead. Barbara asked for a replacement liaison for the summer
months as she will be away.
•
Vice President Tricia Beeler gave the Recreation Committee report
on Director Louise Farrell’s behalf. A new water cooler and three new
lounge chairs and umbrellas have been purchased for Clubhouse 3. New
pool cues have been purchased for Clubhouse 1; chairs and floors have
been cleaned at Clubhouse 1. Various storage areas and small rooms
are being painted. There will be a check list for committees and clubs to
follow regarding clean up after an event.
•
Vice President Tricia Beeler reported on the COP activities and
meeting. COP had 432 patrol hours and 50 office hours. At the last
COP meeting, Rita Swan spoke about safety; Tricia gave a lengthy
summary about many safety suggestions. SHRED is the word of the day.
A CERT class is scheduled to begin in November. Booklets and forms
for emergencies were provided for residents to take after the meeting.
•
Director Frank Vilardo reported
that the Technology Committee has
met with another internet provider.
REPAVING
•
Manager Robert Van Liew
stated that on July 6 repaving
will begin in sections 1, 2, and
3. These streets cannot be used
for 48 hours. President Peter
Sentfleben announced that ticketing
for overnight parking on swails and
grass will be suspended for the
streets near those being paved to
allow residents to park their vehicles
close to home while their streets are
closed. (See map page 1)
•
President Peter Sentfleben
asked for volunteers to form an
adhoc committee to do a feasibility
study on the 506 house; in particular,
the committee could look into the
possibility of renting the house
before the bank forecloses.
•
reported that Comcast has contacted
the Association with a service
Continued on page 6
MAINTENANCE FEES FOR 2015
BEGINNING JANUARY 1,
LEISUREVILLE HOMEOWNER FEES ARE
$142 PER MONTH
NEXT NEWSPAPER DELIVERY
FRIDAY, JuLY 3 , 2015
TOWN HALL MEETING
MONDAY, JUNE 1
CLUBHOUSE 3
10AM
RESIDENTS URGED TO ATTEND
SPEAK ABOUT YOUR CONCERNS
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Italian Night
LEISUREVILLE NEWS
June 2015
Many residents attended the annual Italian Night sponsored by the New England Club on April 11 at
Clubhouse 3. The event was catered by Mama Mia’s of Boynton Beach, and RJ and Joey provided the
music. The red wine flowed, the food was an epicurean delight, and the dancing filled the floor. (See
more pictures on page 30.)
Guests enjoying Italian Night.
BETHESDA
HEALTH LECTURES
WHAT’S NEW IN
IBS
June 2, 2015 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Bethesda Hospital West Education Classroom
Presented by Stephen Miller, M.D.
COMMON HAND
PROBLEMS
June 11, 2015 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: Clayton Conference
Center - Bethesda Hospital East
Presented by Angelo Incorvaia,
M.D.
CLUBHOUSE
RESERVATIONS
CALL
SUSIE BRUFLADT
561-369-7130
June 2015
LEISUREVILLE NEWS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2014:
Peter Senftleben, president (2016); Patricia Beeler, Vice-President (2017);
Janet Dixon, Secretary (2016); Jim Bogert, Treasurer (2016)
DIRECTORS: Ed DeFilippis (2016), Hal Eide (2017), Louise Farrell (2017),
Barbara Knutson (2017); Frank Vilardo (2017)
Email: [email protected] [email protected]
Board Members may also be reached by calling the office: 732-7474
_____________________________________________________________________
ASSOCIATION STAFF
Contact the office M-F 8am-4:30pm - 561-732-7474 - fax: 561-732-5878
1007 Ocean Dr, Boynton Beach Fl, 33426
email: [email protected]
Robert J. Van Liew, General Manager; Ronnie Navarro, Secretary/Office Manager
Perry Markowitz, Accountant
Estelle Harper, Judy Lick, Joy Olson, Office Staff Administrative Assistants
_____________________________________________________________________
CLUBHOUSE COORDINATORS
R-1 Marie Miller, 733-3740
R-2: Cindy Cirillo, 732-0273
R-3: - Dick Corrinne (561) 738-6221
clubhouse phone numbers
R1 - 561-732-7703 • R2 - 561-734-7572 • R3 - 561-737-8489
_____________________________________________________________________
CARING NEIGHBORS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
Coordinator – Gerhard Lange, 364-4039
Assistants - Dick Brown, 742-8598; Joyce Paul, 733-9680;
Susie Brufladt, 369-7130; Phil Schiro, 735-7489
_____________________________________________________________________
GOLF COURSE
Golf Shop, 732-0593 • Chairperson: Jim Atkins
_____________________________________________________________________
CITIZENS OBSERVER PATROL-COP
Ofc-R-1 Email: [email protected] PHONE # (561) 375-9824
Wednesdays & Fridays, 9 a.m. to Noon
PBL COP STAFF 2014
OFFICER
RITA SWAN
LIAISON
742-6848
OFFICER
RACHEL LOY
LIASON
742-6849
MAJOR
RICHARD BOTTS
OPERATIONS
737-0129
CAPTAI£ JOAN KELLY
TRAINING
742-3233
CAPTAIN
BEVERLY GARRIS
PROGRAMS
732-5738
LIEUTANANT/ADMINISTRATIONADM/OFFICE
COMPUTER
VIVIANE DIETSCHY
704-3282
SERGEANT HORACE FEINSTEIN
SCHEDULING
523-2579
SERGEANT
BRETT COATES
SCHEDULING
246-07.., I
SERGEANT SHEILA PESCE
SCHEDULING
737-1371
Sergeant Ira Rosenz weig Office Asst. COP OFF.
SERGEANT
DICK FOELL
PATROL CARS
737-9481
_____________________________________________________________________
HOBBY SHOP
Call Louis Forrler for an appointment at 734-7286 until further notice.
Volunteers available Tuesdays from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
_____________________________________________________________________
After hours Emergency Phone #’s for Maintenance
Jim Maxwell 374-1289 • After hours Sprinkler Problems - 374-1289
_____________________________________________________________________
GOLF COMMITTEE
GOLF – Email: [email protected]
Jim Atkins, Chairperson; Kevin McNiece, Vice Chairperson; Patti O’Connor, Treasurer;
Dympna Fitzmaurice, Asst. Treasurer; Pat Maupin, Secretary; George Huygo, Steward;
Pat Z ukas, Head of Day Captains.
_____________________________________________________________________
SECTION LEADERS
Francisca Bonnel Chairperson ........................................................................739-9039
Joyce Paul, Asst. Chairperson ........................................................................ 733-9680
Gerhard Lange, Asst. Chairperson .................................................................. 364-4039
Ron Hardin, Asst. Chairperson .......................................................................................
Susie Brufladt, Asst. Chairperson..................................................................... 369-7130
Sec. 1 Arnold Brothers............. 740-4806
Sec. 2 Richard Botts................. 737-0129
Sec. 3 Mary Hillyer................... 752-9194
Sec. 4 Ida Sands...................... 292-3064
Sec. 5 Barbara McLaughlin ..... 734-6603
Sec. 5A Marge Rodda.............. 736-9597
Sec. 6 Gerhard Lange.............. 364-4039 Sec. 7 Marie Miller.................... 733-3740
Sec. 8 Joyce Paul .................... 733-9680
Sec. 9A Gloria Thompson ........ 734-0670
Sec. 9 Ann Schillerr.................. 364-1733
_____________________________________________________________________
RECREATION
Email: [email protected]
Chairperson: JoAnn Cirillo; Vice-Chairperson: Julia Palmer; Secretary: Sandi Gentile;
Treasurer: Dympna Fitzmaurice; Marilyn Guidry, Assistant Treasurer: Pat McKelvey;
R-1 Coordinator: Marie Miller, 733-3740; R-2 Coordinator: Cindy Cirillo, 732-0273; R-3
Coordinator Dick Corinne, 738-6221; Fitness Center Director: Lynne Vickers
_____________________________________________________________________
LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE
Mary Ellen Fowler, Chairperson; Marilyn Reader, Vice Chairperson; Julia Palmer, Secretary;
Maureen McNulty and Beth Van Wagner, Green Thumb.
_____________________________________________________________________
CONDO ARCHITECTURAL AND LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE
Chairperson: Judy Brunner
_____________________________________________________________________
ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE
Chairperson: Bill Patten; Vice Chair: George Neger;
Recording Secretary: Shirley Cassa
members: Alexander George, Charles Helm, and Fred Birdsall.
_____________________________________________________________________
FINANCE
Chairperson: Steve Schone; Vice Chair: Gail Wheatley; Secretary: Helen Sexton
Members: Frank Perry, Leo Grondin, Ken Weissman; John Lambrechts;
Manager: Robert Van Liew; Bookkeeper:Perry Markowitz; Consultant: Mike Culligan.
_____________________________________________________________________
TECH COMMITTEE
[email protected]
Chairperson: Cele Weissmann,; Vice Chair: Webb White
Secretary: Midge Mahnken; Treasurer: Joan Schone;
Member: Laureen King, Steve Schone • Board Liaison: Frank Vilardo,
Newspaper Editor: Rose Luke - 561-200-9659, 561-740-3846
[email protected]
Webmaster: Cele Weissman - [email protected]
_____________________________________________________________________
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SPECIAL PHONE NUMBERS
PBL Office....................................................................................................... 732-7474
Boynton Beach Water Dept........................................................................... 742-6300
Boynton Beach Water Emergencies............................................................. 742-6430
Boynton Beach City....................................................................................... 742-6000
Emergency Police....................................................................................................911
Police Department (Non-Emerency)............................................................. 732-8116
Sprinkler Hot Line........................................................................................... 734-3042
Paid Security ........................................................................................... 561-704-1158
Florida Power and Light (Emergency).......................................................... 994-8227
C.O.P. Office.................................................................................................... 375-9824
City Hall, Main Number.................................................................................. 742-6000
Animal Control................................................................................................ 742-6210
Pro-Shop......................................................................................................... 732-0593
Leisureville News Office................................................................................ 200-9659
_____________________________________________________________________
Palm Beach Leisureville Official Website:
Palmbeachleisureville.com or mypblca.com
FOR ALL COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Board Of Directors: 3rd Tuesday, 7 p.m., R3
Finance Committee: 3 p.m. every 4th Thursday, Association Office
Architectural Committee: 1st and 3rd Tuesday every month at Conference
Room R-1 (office), 9 a.m.
Recreation Committee: 2nd Tuesday, 9 a.m., Association Office Meeting Room - R-1
Tech Committee: As Needed
Women’s Golf League: 1st Monday, 8:30 a.m.., R-3 - Patio Room
Landscape Committee: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 2:30 p.m., Association Office
Meeting Room - R-1
C.O.P. Staff: 2nd Monday, 7p.m., R-1
C.o.p. Members: 3rd Monday, 7 p.m., R-2
Golf Committee: 1st Monday, 1:30 p.m., Association Office Meeting Room - R-1
Men’s Golf League: 2nd Monday, 1:30 p.m., Association Office Meeting Room - R-1
Condo LLC & ACC meeting in R1 Association Office is now the 1st and 3rd
Friday of each month.
Section Leaders: 3rd Monday, 10 a.m., R-3
Entertainment Committee: Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. Association Office
ACTIVITIES
Arts & Crafts: Wednesday, 9-11 a.m., R-2..........................................737-7883
BOCCE Mon, Tues, Thurs............................................................ 561-200-4560
COP: 3rd Monday, 7 p.m., R-2.............................................................736-8129
Drawing & Painting: Tuesday, 9 a.m.-12 p.m., R-2............................742-0755
Flea Market: Saturday, 9 a.m.-12 p.m., R-2........................................704-8353
Hymn Sing: Every Friday night, 7:15 p.m., R-2...................................734-0849
Line Dancing: Wednesday (Nov-Apr), 6:30-8 p.m., R-1.....................740-0936
Pool Exercises: Monday-Sunday, 9-10 a.m., R-1...............................736-8624
......................................................................... R-2..............................364-8925
......................................................................... R-3..............................733-9680
Tap Dancing: Monday, 1:00-3:30 p.m., R-3........................................733-4626
....................... Friday, 1:00-3:30 p.m., R-3...........................................733-4626
Walking Exercise: M-W-F, R-1, 8 a.m. (Jan.-Dec.)..................... 561-736-7013
CARD GAME/GROUPS
Bingo: Monday, 6:15-9 p.m., R-3........................................................734-5843
Wednesday, 6:15 p.m., R-3..................................................................734-5843
Bridge- every Monday- R1 billiard room- ..................................... 561-738-9604
Bridge: Wednesday, 12-4 p.m., R-2....................................................738-5082
Bridge: Thursday, 6:15-10 p.m., R-1...................................................738-5082
25 Card Club: Friday (Sept.-May), 7-9:30 p.m., R-1...........................752-1834
Chess: Tuesday or Thursday, 6-10 p.m....................................... 561-400-8614
Euchre: Sunday, 6-9 p.m., January-April, R-2.....................................364-9580
Euchre: Sunday, 6-9 p.m., May-December, R-2..................................742-9089
Hand & Foot: Tuesday, 1-3 p.m., R-3 Patio Room.............................732-0252
Hand & Foot:: Tuesday, 6:15 p.m., R-1......................... ...................736-7013
Thursday, 6:15 p.m., R-1............................ ............419-356-1904
Mahjongg: Wednesday, 1-4 p.m., R-1................................................733-3081
Men’s Billiards: Monday-Friday, 6-8 p.m., R-2...................................736-9422
Pinochle: Tuesday, 6:30-9 p.m., R-2................................. 737-7883; 737-1338
.................Thursday, 6:30-9 p.m., R-2.............................. 737-7883 ; 737-1338
Scrabble: Tuesday, 1-4 p.m., R-2.......................................................736-8129
Shuffleboard: Monday, 7-9 p.m., R-2.................................................734-2098
........................ Wednesday, 7-9 p.m., R-2...........................................734-2098
Texas Hold’em Tuesday...........................................Carl Olesky 561-752-9276
CLUBS
Long Island: 1st Friday (Oct-Apr), 9:30-11:30 a.m., R-3......................846-2430
Michigan: 3rd Thursday (Oct-Apr), 5-10 p.m., R-3...............................364-4039
New England: 2nd Friday (Oct-Apr), 9:30-11 a.m., R-3....................... 736-1770
New Jersey: 2nd Wednesday (Oct-Apr), 9-11:30 a.m., R-3.860-508-6597; 413-3317
New York: 2nd Monday (Oct-Apr), 9:30-11 a.m., R-3................. 1-516-521-7246
Pennsylvania: 3rd Friday (Oct-Apr), 9 a.m.-12 p.m., R-3.................... 336-2182
VFW: 1st Monday 7 p.m., [email protected]
- Leisureville Office Hours Office Hours are 8 AM to 4:30 PM
and WILL be OPEN at Lunchtime
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LEISUREVILLE NEWS
TOWN HALL MEETING
The Board held a Town Hall meeting on May 4 at 10 AM in Clubhouse
3. President Peter Sentfleben, Vice-President Tricia Beeler, Secretary
Janet Dixon, and Directors Ed DeFlippis and Barbara Knutson were
in attendance.
President Peter Sentfleben spoke at length about past concerns.
Since the lake and canal clean up was not up to par, he stated that
the Board was getting three bids from new companies. He asked
interested residents who want a computer class to contact Joann
Cirillo from Recreation. He gave much detail about procedures for
getting rid of alligators. The FWC does not need permission to come
on to our land, but contractors who are called about an alligator do
need permission. Any resident can call in his/her concern about an
alligator; if the office ignores the request, the Association can be held
liable. Florida does not have a relocate policy; trappers can remove
the alligator alive or dead.
Carl Wagner clarified some percentages concerning the changing of
our bylaws. In particular, a change needs 75% of the Board and 60% of
the residents; the percentage changes for those who hold mortgages.
President Peter Sentfleben explained that the Florida Statute states
that after three failed attempts to change a bylaw, a judge can make
the change. Peter stated he would clarify all this at the meeting he has
scheduled with our lawyer later in the day. Carl also pointed out that
the paint Coastal uses already has mildew/fungal resistant properties.
Phil Wolfe asked the Board to consider getting a bid for a metal roof
for Clubhouse 1. He also wanted to know why it is taking so long to
get the WiFi off the ground. “Can we resurrect the original proposal?”
he asked. He also wanted to know why the Technology Committee
was looking into new vendors. Chairperson Celia Weissman explained
that the committee was doing its due diligence by contacting additional
vendors and reported that one of the vendors has already made a site
visit.
Ida Sands, a snowbird, explained that bundling is often cheaper for
snowbirds and that condos have additional restrictions concerning
outside antennae for internet.
Carol Sasha spoke about a concern with a resident condo owner
who has a cement fence around his patio. The Condo Landscape/
Architectural Control Committee cited this owner in violation. Carol
voiced her frustration with the manager who has told her that he has
nothing to do with condo associations. She does not know whom to
turn to.
Sandi Peterson-Hardt also voiced her concern: what is the
relationship between the condos and the HOA?
Carol LeMay spoke about a condo council that was formed by her
and Richard Moore in 2010, but it fizzled out. Its purpose was to bring
the condos for bulk pricing and discounts. She explained that it was
difficult to get 22 mind sets to work together. The Condo Associations
have pretty much taken it upon themselves to do their own thing.
President Peter Sentfleben and Vice President Tricia Beeler said they
would like to see a council again. Peter invited Carol and Ida to the
meeting he had with the manager later in the day.
Vivien Stirpe complained that the contractor who repaired Clubhouse
1 and 3 pools splattered cement on the signs at these locations. She
also pointed out that there are two potholes at the intersection of Eighth
and Ocean. President Peter Sentfleben explained that the city keeps
repeating that it has no money for road repair. He asked that residents
June 2015
be alert to city trucks on our roads as we then have a reason to appeal
to the city for damage to our roads.
Shirley Cassa asked about the SW 16th house. The legal change of
address has not been filed so all mail is going to Mollengarten. As a
result, important information is not getting to our Association. Predident
Peter Sentfleben has looked into this, but was provided with copies of
the documents filed with the state. He will follow up.
Brenda Bender expressed her appreciation for the Board service.
She asked the Board to use more technology to communicate to those
not here year round.
Kathy Altaro stated that a sign at the entrance from Boynton Beach
Boulevard and Leisure Lane is needed.
Bev Coccoli saw an advertisement in the Leisureville newspaper that
this contractor could install approved metal roofs. Director Barbara
Knutson said the ACC is studying the use of metal roofs.
Peggy Guyder would like information about the quality and standards
for metal roofs.
John Ferrara spoke about RV parking. Director Barbara Knutson
stated that she will bring up this issue at the May Board meeting;
Barbara wants to remove the time limits. Presently, an RV owner
cannot park on the street at all, even to pack and unpack.
Roger Crane also spoke about RV parking. He especially wants
direction from the office about where to park. Since the office has
access to events planned at each of the clubhouses, the office needs
to give direction about which parking lot is most available.
A resident also stated that an RV at Clubhouse 1 had its generator on
all night. At another time, an RV owner washed his RV at the clubhouse.
Sandi Peterson Hardt stated that parking at the hotel parking lot
during golf tournaments and scrambles has been approved by the City.
by Rose Luke
TRAFFIC LIMITATIONS IN LEISUREVILLE:
CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC ALERT
Just a reminder of the traffic limitations: there should be no hotel traffic
anywhere except entering Ocean from Congress and going directly to the
hotel site. Traffic is not permitted on Ocean Drive between 8th and the
hotel, Leisureville Blvd, 18th Street and off Boynton Beach Blvd through
the condo area.
Hotel committee member, Dympna Fitzmaurice, reminded members
of the agreement that the city made regarding traffic. And our HOA
President, Peter, has talked with the manager, Mr. Van Liew, who has
agreed to notify the city should there be any infractions!
Sandi Peterson Hardt is asking all residents of Leisureville to call the
Manager, 732-7474, to report any violations. I am also asking Rose Luke
to publicize this in the Leisureville News, and Dennis Mozier to publicize
this in his newsletter.
PLEASE TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS ABOUT THIS ALSO!
Thanks for your help in this matter.
Sandi Peterson-Hardt
SAMPLE RE-PAVING LETTER
www.edwardjones.com
May 13, 2015
Re: Paving of Street
Dear (Street Address) Residents;
Weather permitting, paving of the asphalt areas in your
community will begin on (Date) (Rain Date July, 10th, 24th, and
17th). Each day the program will start at approximately 8:00a.m.
You must relocate your vehicle outside the phased area and
properly park them somewhere else in the development. You
may return to your parking area 48 hours after completion.
Retirement: Ready or
not. Ready is better.
Wyn Yelin
Financial Advisor
The new asphalt takes 3-6 months to cure. During this time,
especially in the heat of the day, the asphalt will be soft. Do
not have ladders, motorcycles or bicycle kickstands, high hells,
or other objects of sharp condense weight on it. If you are in
your vehicle, in a stationary position, turning wheels will leave
tracks. Do not use any chemicals or petroleum products over
the new asphalt.
.
901 N Congress Ave Suite D106
Boynton Beach, FL 33426
561-737-1442
www.edwardjones.com
Thank you
Janice Riley-Potter
Member SIPC
Janice Riley-Potter
President
June 2015
LEISUREVILLE NEWS
ADVERTISING INDEX
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AIR CONDITIONING
Alpha Omega...................................... 8
Integrity Air....................................... 23
Robert McGowan A/C....................... 10
HOUSE SITTING
D.L. Folsom A/C & Heating Corp................ 25
KITCHEN/BATHROOM
REMODELING
The Carpenter’s Son.......................... 18
Scherban Mica Works...................... 21
Tom Kruse Air Conditioning........................ 24
Henson Mechanical..................................... 25
ALTERATIONS
Mabels Alterations...................................... 24
APPLIANCES
A Appliance Service of PB..................5
A1 Appliance and Refrig repair........25
Broward Factory Service..................29
ARCHITECT
Alex George.......................................25
ASSISED LIVING
Barrington Terrace........................... 18
ASSOCIATIONS
INSURANCE
Basic Integrity................................... 11
LANDSCAPING
Mignano Landscaping................................ 24
LEGAL
Kevin La Montagne, Attorney.......... 12
LIMOUSINE SERVICE
JPA Airport and Limo Service...................... 24
LOCKSMITH
South Shore Locksmith.............................. 25
CAREGIVERS
PAINTING
First Class Nursing Registry....................... 24
Interior Painting by Kenny G...................... 25
Inge Richner, LPN...................................... 24
Paint It Rite................................................. 24
Jan Coleman.............................................. 24
CLEANING
PEST CONTROL
Mr. Carl’s Pest Control......................12
Nozzle Nolen..................................... 26
Rid A Pest.......................................... 15
P3 Property Solutions LLC......................... 24
Jeff’s Pest Control...................................... 24
Sarah’s House Cleaning............................. 25
PETS
COMPUTER
Computer Hospital..............................5
Gail Truscio Pet Grooming......................... 24
CONSTRUCTION
Bailey’s Home Services, Inc.............23
Sardi Construction............................13
PHARMACY
Benzer..................................................2
Kimberly Salik............................................. 25
Maria Lucano............................................... 25
Happy K-9.................................................. 25
JW Electric.................................................. 25
PLUMBING
Fox Plumbing.....................................10
Garner Plumbing...............................25
Maine-ly Plumbing............................ 24
Papa’s Plumbing............................... 20
Budget Electrical........................................ 24
RJ Fisher Plumbing.................................... 19
C.N.D. Electric............................................ 25
REAL ESTATE
Coldwell Banker Shirley Cassa. 25, 32
Remax - Kathy Clarke...................... 32
Majestic Palms Mary Ellen Fowler...15
Coral Shores Realty-Scheft & Malo...6
Hudson Realty - Cathy Fowler..........13
Hudson Realty - Cheryl Fowler........13
Hudson Realty - Desiree Cornelio.......25
Valerie Anne Martinetti..................... 15
Keller Williams - Dean Emly.............22
Churey & Son Construction........................ 25
R.C. Cole Construction................................ 21
ELECTRIC
ELECTRONIC REPAIR
Electronic Gadget Repair................ 15
FINANCIAL
Ed Jones..............................................4
FIREARMS
RRPSI................................................. 10
FLOORING/CARPET
Sal’s Carpet Cleaning................................. 24
FUNERAL
A Cremation Service........................ 32
Scobee Combs Brown Funeral....... 29
GARAGE DOORS
The Doorman.................................... 26
Boynton Garage Doors............................... 23
Door Doctor................................................. 27
GOLD & COIN
Les.......................................................24
GUTTERS
Mr. Gutter............................................24
HAIR SALONS
D’Agostino Barber...................................... 24
Richard’s Barber Shop............................... 24
David Earnst................................................ 24
Wendy Matos............................................... 24
HOME REPAIRS
Bryan Kanonik Contractor......... 23, 27
Jack of All Trades....................................... 24
We Make House Calls!
561-965-5315
Mignano Tree Care..................................... 24
Corporate Coaches...........................21
BUS SERVICE
Computer Hospital Inc.
House Sitting by Vickie............................... 25
MEDICAL
Dr. Michael Levine.............................18
Martha M. Rodriguez MD.................. 28
Brain Matters Research....................31
American Legion........................................ 25
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RELIGIOUS
First Presbyterian............................. 25
ROOFING
Brian Kanonik Contractor.......... 23, 27
AAM Industries................................. 26
Gustafson Industries.........................26
Rab Roofing.......................................13
Robert Cherry Roofing..................... 27
Bossler Roofing...................................8
Hall Roofing.......................................10
SLIDERS/DOORS
The Door Doctor............................... 27
The Doorman.................................... 26
SLIPCOVERS
Slipcovers, etc.................................. 24
TILE & MARBLE
C. Minervini Tile and Marble............ 25
TRAVEL
Cruise One........................................ 25
Let Jerry Do It............................................. 25
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LEISUREVILLE NEWS
C.O.P. MAY 2015 RIDERS
RANDY ARTHUR
CARL BADAMO
CARL BENTLEY
SHIRLEY BERNS
ARONOLD BROTHERS
ADRIENNE CAlVANO
ADELAIDE CAMPBELL
TOM CAREY
CYNTHIA CIRILLO
BEVERLY CLASSEN
JAMES CLASSEN
NICHOLAS COLAGIOVANNI
PATRICK CORR
ELEANOR COSTELLO
MARY CUCCINOTIA
CARMELITA CURTIS
MARY ANN DEBLASIO
JOSEPH DIGIROLAMO
NICHOLAS DIPETTIE
RITA DIPRETA
ROCCO DIPRETA
LOUISE FARRELL
HORACE FEINSTEIN
MARY FLAHERTY
PETER FLAHERTY
DEIDRE FLEMING
BEVERLY GARRIS
IRENE GOODSELL
MILLARD GOODSELL
ANTHONY GROCH
GLORIA GROCH
DAVID HANES
DIANA HANES
CHARLES HARRINGTON
CHARLES HELM
PATRICK HUGHES
PAM JUSTICE
PETER KARALEKAS JR.
JOAN KELLY
SEAN KELLY
PATRICIA KHOURY
RAY KISH
MAE LAZ ARUS
JUDY LEHMANN
GEORGE LEONHARDT
LARRY LIMOGE
PETER LOUGHRAN
ANTHONY MARANO
CARL MARTURANO
PEG MCCARRON
RAY MCCARRON
ROBERT MCCONNELL
BRIDGET MCCORMACK
JOHN MCCORMACK
ROBERT MCCOY
GERRI MCGETTIGAN
JOHN MCGRATH
JOHN MCNULTY
PAT MCPARTLIN
KARL MIELENHAUSEN
PATRICK MURPHY
SHEILA PESCE
CATHERINE PIZZ O
MARCO PIZZ O
LOUISE RICKER
JOHN RODDA
JULIANNE ROSADA
SEAN RYAN
ELIZ ABETH SCHMITZ
PAM STEWART
LOUISE SWEENEY
EILEEN TRAYNOR
KATHLEEN URE
MARGE WACHSMUTH
KENNETH WHITE
GLORIA WOLFE
DELMAS WOOD JR.
* THANKYOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
AND KEEPING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD SAFE*
June 2015
ATTENTION
DOG OWNERS
ADDRESS
CHANGE
RESIDENTS SHOULD NOTIFY
ASSOCIATION OFFICE
FOR ANY
ADDRESS CHANGE
HERE OR UP NORTH
NOMINATING
COMMITTEE
2016 BOARD
ELECTIONS
INTERESTED RESIDENTS
CALL ASSOCIATION OFFICE
561-732-7474
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June 19,
2015
PLEASE RESPECT OTHERS
PICK UP AFTER YOUR
DOG
COP
APRIL
MEETING
The COP membership meeting
took place on April 20 at 7 PM in
Clubhouse 2. Rick Lee from the
Boynton Beach Fire Department
spoke about CERT training,
field assignments, triage areas,
command post and supplies, and
use of two way radios. Officer Rita
Swan from the Boynton Beach
Police reminded all to not use debit
cards at mobile stations, especially
at Congress and Boynton Beach
Boulevard.
We wish to thank all our
volunteers each and every day,
week, month, and years. These are
the most giving and caring people
in Leisureville.
Captain Beverly Garris
News From The
Board from page 1
agreement offering free WiFi in the
clubhouses.
•
Director Barbara Knutson
proposed that the policy on RV,
boats, and trailers remove the hours
10 PM to 8 AM and change the
time to 3 days/3 nights. The Board
approved.
•
spoke about lake management. He
discovered that Superior had not
been doing its job. He stated that
Pinnacle presented a very detailed
proposal that included algaecide
and hand pulling of the invasive
plants from all the lakes and canals
for $22,960 annually. The Board
approved a one year contract.
•
President Peter Sentfleben’s
motion to suspend Board meetings
for June, July, and August was
approved. He announced the next
Town Hall meeting will be June 1 at
10 AM in Clubhouse 3.
•
Beverly Coccoli spoke about a
house whose owner is in assisted
living. People are living in the
house; they are not 55, not owners or
tenants. The police have been there
on numerous occasions. President
Peter Sentfleben said he would look
into the situation with the manager
and the lawyer.
• Mike Culligan stated that the U1
Condo Association is in dire straits.
•
James Canino asked about
green garbage pails that can be
provided by the City of Boynton.
President Peter Sentfleben is looking
into this.
By Rose Luke
June 2015
LEISUREVILLE NEWS
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CLUBS & COMMITTEES
RECREATION COMMITTEE
The Recreation Committee held their monthly meeting on May 12, 2015.
The Clubhouse 3 kitchen has been completed and turned out beautifully.
Clubhouse 1 has new pool cues; Clubhouse 1 carpet and chairs were
professionally cleaned; the carpet will be replaced in the fall. Entry mats
for all the clubhouses have been ordered. The Entertainment Committee
will begin selling tickets for the Halloween party the end of September.
A New Year's Eve party has been scheduled with RJ & Joey entertaining
us. The Recreation Committee will reconvene in September and wishes
everyone a happy and healthy summer.
Sandi Gentile, secretary
LONG ISLAND CLUB
Well, the snowbirds have flown the coupe and the heat of summer is
upon us. So, don’t fire up that grill for your Fourth of July Barbeque. Join
the Long Island Club at Clubhouse 3, 12:30PM on the Fourth. All of the
barbeque food and fixins for only $11.00 plus a brand new “The Price is
Right” wheel made in PBL’s hobby shop. If you missed last year’s event,
DON’T miss this one. The fun and great prizes continue. Start studying
the ads in the Sunday paper now and when you hear “Mary Jane Smith,
Come On Down - Jerry Garcia, Come On Down” you’ll know what the
right price is. Tickets go on sale on June 9, between 9-10 AM Clubhouse
3 or call Cheryl Ryder, 561-742-9089.
Great food, Great Games, Great Prizes.
See ya
Delphine A. Faust, Secretary
CARING NEIGHBORS
Hello from Caring Neighbors! Although our ranks have thinned out
from Snowbirds heading north and full timers going on vacation, we are
still offering a full plate of services. So feel free to continue to count on
us this summer.
I’d like to take this space and introduce you to a Caring Neighbor.
When We Care was disbanded, a need for a similar organization was
realized. What to do? Why create one, of course. And for that job, Bob
Cevasco was one of the ones tapped. It’s almost impossible to explain
the quantity and quality of work that Bob produced. Along with Peggy
Bailey, Virginia Brookins, Richard Dina, Lynn Theis and June Hewitt, they
created the new Mission Statement, Job Descriptions and an overview
of the organization However, Bob then began one of the most onerous
and, perhaps, important tasks: that of getting proper insurance coverage.
After conversations with many of our insurance agency friends, Bob
sifted through volumes of proposals until he located the most complete,
yet affordable coverage for us. His discussions with agents and lawyers
enabled him to acquire a broad grasp of what kind of insurance was
necessary and how much coverage was needed. The upshot of this is
that all our volunteers are now covered whether they be Board Members,
Drivers, Office workers or Sunshine people. In addition, Bob served as
treasurer. To you, Bob, we owe an enormous debt of gratitude. Thank
you so very much. You truly are a Caring Neighbor.
We would also like to thank Lynn Theis who did a Herculean job this
past summer and fall as Office Coordinator churning out lists of volunteers,
recipients, schedules, etc. Although Lynn is not here year round and
resigned as Office Coordinator, she will continue to serve on the Board
and volunteer as needed. As we thank Lynn and wish her well with her
family, we welcome Mary Ann Cevasco as the new Office Coordinator.
And, of course, we must thank Janet Dixon who attended meetings,
took notes and kept the records of the newly formed organization. We
continue to be grateful for her continuing work with us.
Also joining our ranks as treasurer is that well-known Caring Neighbor
around town: Louise Sweeney. Louise has a strong background in
numbers and served as member and chair of the PBLCA Finance
Committee for a few years. Welcome, Louise.
Another grateful shout out to the Pennsylvania Club for their generous
donation. They have proved themselves to be Caring Neighbors.
If you are interested in benefitting from our programs, please call the
Caring Neighbors office at 731-3501. Or visit us at the Caring Neighbors
office at Clubhouse 3 between 9 – 12, Monday to Friday. Residents can
offer donations at the office or get information about volunteering. Think
about helping your community and neighbors. You’ll be glad you did.
Joanne Del Vecchio
CARING NEIGHBORS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President: Peggy Bailey;
Vice-President: Joan Meyer
Recording Secretary: Janet Dixon;
Treasurer: Louise Sweeney;
Corresponding Secretary – Joanne Del Vecchio;
Members: Lynn Theis, Jane Griffin; Medical
equipment: Gerhardt Lange;
Consultant: Bob Cevasco
Office: 731-3501; Clubhouse 3
The Greater Boynton Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Taste of Boynton 2015
(BOYNTON BEACH, FL) – The Greater Boynton Beach Chamber
of Commerce is hosting Taste of Boynton on June 11th at Benvenuto
Restaurant.
The Greater Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce is a 501 (c) (6)
not-for-profit organization. It relies on community support and fundraising
events to help provide critical funding for our outreach programming and
business networking efforts. The funds raised at Taste of Boynton will
help the Chamber continue to keep the community engaged by providing
free public events like Harvest Fest scheduled for November 14, 2015.
This year, Taste of Boynton will feature dozens of local restaurants
providing tastings of their signature dishes. The Wine Cellar will be guiding
guests through wines of the world. There is an exciting new addition to
Taste of Boynton 2015. Craft beer tastings will be poured by Boynton
Beach’s local brewery, Due South Brewing Co. There will also be live music
and a silent auction benefitting The Greater Boynton Beach Chamber of
Commerce Education Foundation.
The doors will open at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are open to the public. Individual
tickets are $35. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available at
www.boyntonbeach.org.
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June 2015
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September 7th (Monday) Clubhouse 3
Labor Day Cookout
October 14th (Wednesday)
State Certified Roofing Contractor
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Flat Roofs
Re-Roofs
Repairs
Day trip to The Bonnet House & Harbor Tour
on the Carrie B, Fort Lauderdale, FL
November 11th (Wednesday)
“A Salute to our Heroes”
Boynton VFW - Commander Jack Kelleher
December 5th (Saturday)
“Winter Wonderland” Christmas Dinner Dance
December 6th - 8th (Sunday - Tuesday)
“Mount Dora Christmas Festival”
Trip to Mount Dora, Florida
Now Offering
a $325.00
Florida Power & Light
Rebate*
January 13th (Wednesday)
“The Art of Boynton Beach”
by Debby Coles-Dobay
January 22 (Friday)
“Meet & Greet Your Neighbors”
for white on white new tile roofs.
*Must be your primary residence to qualify.
February 10th (Wednesday)
The Kings Academy
More details are coming....please save our dates!
Bev Coccoli 561-413-3317 or Bonnie Kish 203-470-0807
Jim Kolifrath
Vice President
[email protected]
Office: (561) 547-3742
Fax 561-540-3640
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June 2015
LEISUREVILLE NEWS
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Random Thoughts:
FATHER’S DAY
The biggest lie I tell myself is ..."I don't need to write that down, I'll remember it."
On July 19, 1910, the governor of the U.S. state of Washington
proclaimed the nation’s first “Father’s Day.” However, it was not until 1972,
58 years after President Woodrow Wilson made Mother’s Day official, that
the day became a nationwide holiday in the United States.
Father’s Day: Controversy and Commercialism
During the 1920s and 1930s, a movement arose to scrap Mother’s
Day and Father’s Day altogether in favor of a single holiday, Parents’
Day. Every year on Mother’s Day, pro-Parents’ Day groups rallied in New
York City’s Central Park–a public reminder, said Parents’ Day activist and
radio performer Robert Spere, “that both parents should be loved and
respected together.” Paradoxically, however, the Depression derailed this
effort to combine and de-commercialize the holidays. Struggling retailers
and advertisers redoubled their efforts to make Father’s Day a “second
Christmas” for men, promoting goods such as neckties, hats, socks, pipes
and tobacco, golf clubs and other sporting goods, and greeting cards.
When World War II began, advertisers began to argue that celebrating
Father’s Day was a way to honor American troops and support the war
effort. By the end of the war, Father’s Day may not have been a federal
holiday, but it was a national institution.
In 1972, in the middle of a hard-fought presidential re-election campaign,
Richard Nixon signed a proclamation making Father’s Day a federal
holiday at last. Today, economists estimate that Americans spend more
than $1 billion each year on Father’s Day gifts.
Submitted by Rose Luke Source: History.com
Wouldn't it be great if we could put ourselves in the dryer for ten minutes and
come out wrinkle-free and three sizes smaller!
Last year I joined a support group for procrastinators. We haven't met yet!
I don't trip over things, I do random gravity checks!
I don't need anger management. I need people to stop pissing me off!
Old age is coming at a really bad time!
Lord grant me the strength to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to
change the things I can and the friends to post my bail when I finally snap!
I don't have gray hair. I have "wisdom highlights".
Teach your daughter how to shoot, because a restraining order is just a piece of
paper!
If God wanted me to touch my toes, he would've put them on my knees.
The kids text me "plz" which is shorter than please. I text back "no".....which is
shorter than "yes".
I'm going to retire and live off of my savings. Not sure what I'll do that second
week.
When did it change from "We the people" to "screw the people" ???
Even duct tape can't fix stupid ........ but it can muffle the sound!
Why do I have to press one for English when you're just gonna transfer me to
someone I can't understand anyway?
Of course I talk to myself, sometimes I need expert advice!
Oops! Did I roll my eyes out loud?
At my age "Getting lucky" means walking into a room and remembering what I
came in there for.
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Arts & Crafts
The Arts & Crafts Group will continue to meet through the
summer on Wednesdays from 9am to 11 am at Club House 2.
Anyone wishing to help in any way is welcome. Donations of
material, yarn and supplies are appreciated.
55 Alive Driving Program
Come to Class at R-3
8:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Wednesday June 17th class
Call for July 15th
The cost is $15 members, $20 non-members
Call Jerry Needleman @ 561-965-0672
PENNSYLVANIA CLUB
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CLUBHOUSE 3
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For more information, please contact Kathy at (561) 737-7883
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June 2015
Fitness Center Update
Good feedback has been received on the newly installed Biostep
Recumbent Elliptical machine. Helpful hint: remember to adjust the arm
handle length as well as the seat so that you always have a slight bend
in both your arms and your legs when they are extended. And, the seat
swivels to either side for easier access.
The Abcore Machine was delivered May 20th providing a more focused
workout of your abdominal region, and you can rotate the seat right or left
to work the oblique muscles. Helpful hint: keep your head on the head
rest (don’t tuck your chin) and then gently pull down with the handles.
Putting a weight on the lowest stem behind the seat provides assistance
(not resistance) as you pull down. If you want more resistance for a harder
workout, put the weight on the higher stem. You don’t need to use any
weights on this machine, but if you do, choose either the assistance OR
the resistance, not both because putting a weight on both cancels out any
benefit! (And if you’re on the short side, you can place your feet on top
of the foot piece rather than behind it – whichever is more comfortable.)
Please remember to sign in – the book has been placed on a newly
installed shelf next to the mirror!
Lynne Vickers, Fitness Center Director
New Absore Machine
Biostep Recumbent Eliptical Machine
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We now have weekly
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Call or stop by to reserve your spot.
June 2015
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DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Wednesday Bridge
Clubhouse 2
12:15 PM
April 2015
Hardt-Blumenstock (2)
Baker - Ripley (4)
Browne - Manzi (5)
Canalas - Feinstein
Youmans - Malte (2)
Thursday Night Bridge
Clubhouse 1 6:15 PM
April 2015
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June 2015
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During a visit to my doctor, I asked him, "How do you determine
whether or not an older person should be put in an old age home?"
"Well," he said, "we fill up a bathtub, then we offer a teaspoon, a
teacup and a bucket to the person and ask them to empty the bathtub."
"Oh, I understand," I said. "A normal person would use the bucket
because it is bigger than the spoon or the teacup."
"No" he said. "A normal person would pull the plug. Do you want a
bed near the window?"
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There has been a steady rise in complaints
related to alligators. Because of these complaints,
the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission’s Statewide Nuisance Alligator
Program permits the killing of approximately 7,000
alligators each year!
“Alligators are an important part of Florida’s
landscape and play a valuable role in the ecology
of our state’s wetlands, according to the Florida
Fish and Wildlife Commission. As predators,
they keep the aquatic population in balance. But
they also target pets and sometimes humans
as prey. The FWC received almost 16,000
complaints dealing with alligators in backyards,
pools, garages, canals, and golf courses. If left
alone, these alligators would eventually move
away from people.
There are some safety tips from the FWC
that can help residents co-exist with alligators.
Generally, an alligator less than four feet in length
is not a threat. But if you encounter one that you
believe poses a threat to people, pets, or property,
you can call the Nuisance hotline: 866-392-4286.
Residents should note- alligators are not
relocated; they are killed if reported.
Be aware of your surroundings when near
water. Alligators can be there. They are most
active between dusk and dawn. Especially, do not
swim at night. When swimming during daylight,
swim only in designated areas.
Since pets are considered prey for alligators,
keep pets away from the water. Certainly, do not
let them swim in canals or lakes!
Especially, do not feed alligators. In fact, it is
illegal! Like any animal, the alligator can lose
its wariness of humans and associate food with
humans. That “cute” alligator will then have to
be killed.
By Rose Luke
Source: A Guide to Living with Alligators;
myfwc.com/alligators
June 2015
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LEISUREVILLE ENTERTAINMENT
New Jersey Club
The Galaxy E3 PATH STEPPERS ROCK!!! That’s all I have to say!
This extremely talented group of third, fourth and fifth grade boys put
on quite a show for us to end our season meeting. The 16 young men
spend many hours per week practicing to fine tune their performance
skills and we were all amazed!
The group is coached by Mr. Jynel Andrews, who gave us incite about
Stepping – an old African form of dance that uses movement, words
and sounds to communicate their message. In the United States this
traditional form of dance grew to be used in African-American fraternities
and sororities and has migrated into schools, churches and community
organizations around the country.
This group recently participated in a few competitions, winning second
place. They perform for community activities, churches and parades.
Mr. Andrews has some
pretty strict rules for these
boys to follow in order to
participate and remain
on the team. They have
to maintain good grades,
have respect for each
other as well as everyone
around them, and they
must not get into any
“trouble” in school or in
their community. I say
great job to Mr. Andrews
for all the time, effort and
caring that goes into this
program.
We also had a Galaxy
E3 third grade teacher,
who gives a helping
hand to the team, Tammy
Tr u i o l o , s p e n d s o m e
time enlightening us on
what we, the Leisureville
Community, can volunteer
to do to support the
Mr. Jynel Andrews looks on as Ms. Tammy Tuiolo
e n r i c h m e n t o f t h e s e tells the residents how they can help the Galaxy
school children. Some students.
of the areas of need are:
reading in small groups, math help, field trip chaperone, cafeteria duty,
clerical – such as making copies for the teachers. Ms. T – as the students
address her – also spoke of coming in for Grandparents day to sit and
have breakfast with a child who doesn’t have a grandma or grandpa. How
nice would that be to put a smile on a kid's face! If anyone is interested
in volunteering please contact Ms. Farmer at 561-739-5601. Any help
would be appreciated. Oh I don’t want to forget Mr. Andrews request!
He wants the Leisureville Mens Softball team to come back! So if we
can make that happen they would be so grateful.
One last item to speak to…. A special thanks to all the wonderful
people who attended the meeting that day. Through your suggestion
of “passing the hat” and the NJ club, we presented Mr. Andrews with a
donation of $200 to use as he needs to benefit the Step team. Way to
go NJ club members!!!
Now on to the business….We recited the Pledge of Allegiance, sang
God Bless America and bowed our heads for a moment of silence for
deceased members, members of the military and all our lost loved ones.
Eveline Atkins played the piano as we sang.
Bev reviewed the NJ clubs events planned for later in the year when
our community grows again. There is a list posted on the bulletin boards
in the all club houses. We are going to have more fun! Also a reminder
that a July 4th picnic and a Labor Day celebration are planned as well.
Watch for notices in the club houses. (See page 8)
Deb presented the March minutes and the treasury report for Linda
who is currently traveling the country in her motor home. Having a lot
of fun too!
Cheryl Ryder, who graciously helped us with ticket sales, presented
two new members. Welcome Sophie Timmermans and Stephanie
Howard!
Several door prizes were won, four of which were baby spider plants
donated by Helen Salzmann. Thank you Helen; it was certainly very
nice of you. We also had five prizes from our 50/50 raffle. Congrats to
the winners!
To all our NJ members, have a wonderful summer wherever you are
and to those who remain here…see you around!! The next meeting will
be October 14, 2015
Deb Borkowski, secretary
The Galaxy E3 Path Steppers
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EASTER
In Leisu
The Prud’homme family – children Charlotte and Annabell- with Bunny helpers
Louise Ricker and Joanne Tremblay
Bunny helpers Louise Ricker, Eviline Atkins, and Joann Tremblay with Mae
Cottontail
Children play more games.
Bunny helpers Louise Ricker and Joann Tremblay with the Desantis familychildren Cobella, Tracy, and Adina
Mae Cottontail with Isabella and Maddy Gugliemi
Bunny helper Louise Ricker with Emilee Cook and her mom
Suzanne
Bunny Mae Cottontail with the children
Joan Tremblay leads the children
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v
R BUNNY
ureville
n in song.
Children play more games.
Liz Florini joins the children.
Bunny Mae Cottontail leads the children in song.
Brendon and Connor O’Shea, grandchildren of the Morrison's
Mae Cottontail helps the children with the toss game.
Lillian Bruzzese with her grandchildren Jamie and Chloe pose
with Bunny helpers Louise Ricker and Joann Tremblay.
Children line up outside for the piñata.
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THREE CLUBS & A PUTTER
APRIL 16, 2015
FIRST FLIGHT.
GROSS: CARMEN RICHARDS
NET: MARGE WATSON
SECOND FLIGHT
GROSS: SALLY SCOTT
NET:NONE
THIRD FLIGHT
GROSS: ANNE GREENE
NET: KATHY LIMOGE
FOURTH FLIGHT
GROSS: CHERYL RYDER
NET: PAT MOYNIHAM
(A) NINE HOLE GOLFERS
GROSS: GRACE SHIRO
NET: JOYCE TREDINNICK
(B) NINE HOLE GOLFERS
GROSS: JEANNE CANTWELL
NET: ROSE LUKE
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Pictures not available Anne Greene, Sally Scott, Jeanne Cantwell
Kathy Limoge
Cheryl Ryder and Pat Moynihan
Carmen Richards
Marge Watson
Grace Shiro
Joyce Tredinnick and Rose Luke
LADIES GOLF LEAGUE
GOLF COMMITTEE 5/12/2015
It's official, the party is over! We had our last Ladies’ Golf League
Luncheon. Boston Market catered our luncheon with their delicious
chicken combo dinner. As usual, our thanks to Sandi Gentile and her
lovely assistants.
Valerie Moore of John Prince Park Golf Learning Center was our guest
speaker. She focused on basic rules and on course play. We learned
additional tips on imbedded balls and out of bounds play .
She also offered a special Leisureville ladies golf league clinic. Those of
us interested gave our name, email and phone numbers to Valerie. Please
contact her if interested so she can plan ahead. For sure, I will be there!
We would like to thank our sponsors, Joe Sardi Construction, Kathy
Clarke, Cathy Fowler, Shirley Cassa, and Mr. Mignano for their gift
certificates. Results of our upcoming Even Hole play will be in our July
issue.
Have a coooooool summer, if possible!
My pleasure,
Viviane Dietschy
Publicity/photography
Another winter has come and gone. We are now in our reconditioning
season. Steve and his crew are taking care of the on course work and a
subcommittee is looking into a facelift for the Golf Shop.
Over the years, the Golf Committee has taken on the responsibility
of replacing equipment and repairing the bulkheads ($80,000 in the last
4 years). With decreasing income from green fees, the Committee must
limit their responsibility to equipment. This season we have purchased
a greens mower and 2 water fountains for $27,840. The Board’s repair
of the bridges is currently scheduled to begin in November.
Our new policy of accepting Guests from Boynton Leisureville seems
to be working fine and is due for evaluation in November.
Jim Atkins (chairman)
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LEISUREVILLE sports
Jean Birdsall, Dan
Moynihan, Carole
Felten
Dympna Fitzmaurice, Marilyn Guidry, Ed Taillon, Nora Mahns
Lynette Powell, Pat Khoury, Joy Brady, Ron Mahns
Duke Foell, Rich Cardamore, Dan Moynihan, Jim Archer, Ron Mahns
BOWLING LEISURE LEAGUERS
Barbara Denihan, Ann Brouwer, Julia Palmer, Kay Nemire
Hello Bowlers,
Our bowling season went out with a bang, with a great luncheon on
April 21st at Clubhouse 3, attended by 90 people. We had chicken and
shrimp from Buds; it was excellent and enjoyed by all.
The event was run by Ann Brouwer (President) and Nick DiPette (Vice
President). Everyone in the League received a money prize, from the
winners down, a very nice gesture, which everyone appreciated.
Following are the League winners:League Team Winners
1st Place: Nora Mahns, Dympna Fitzmaurice, Marilyn Guidry, Ed Taillon
2nd Place: Dan Moynihan, Jean Birdsall, Carole Felten
3rd Place: Ron Mahns, Lynette Powell, Pat Khoury, Joy Brady
Male Winners of Special Awards
Duke Foell, Dan Moynihan, Jim Archer, Ron Mahns, Rich Cardamone
Female Winners of Special Awards
Barbara Denihan, Ann Brouwer, Julia Palmer, Kay Nemire, Marylou
Illsley
The Bowling League reconvenes in October, so everyone have a lovely
summer and enjoy.
See you all in October.
Ann Brouwer Kathleen Ure
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COOK’S
CORNER
Hawaiian Wedding Cake
CAKE:
1 ½ cups sugar
2 cups flour
2 tsp. baking soda
Pictures Wanted
Do you have a picture you’d like to
share with your neighbors? The Palm Beach
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pictures of residents and scenes in and around
Leisureville for our new feature “Picture of the
Week” on the homepage. If you have pictures
you’d like to share, please email them to
[email protected]. Unfortunately,
we are not able to accept printed
pictures at this time.
1 cup chopped walnuts
1 can crushed pineapple with juice
Grease very well a 9” x 13” pan
Mix altogether and pour into prepared pan. Bake at 350
degrees for 40 – 45 minutes.
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½ cup softened margarine
1 8 oz. softened cream cheese
1 ½ cups powdered sugar
1 tsp. vanilla
Beat until smooth and creamy. Spread on top of cooled cake.
This recipe is from Fran Zimmer, a Leisureville resident.
Many of you know Fran from her past singing performances
in the Variety Shows.
Submitted by Carmelita Curtis
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Small-time
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place a small bet
in order to prolong
the excitement of
a game are called
“dead fish” by game
operators because
the longer the
playing time, the
greater the chances
of losing.
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Symptoms include diarrhea, gas, stomach cramps and dehydration.
Diseases we can get from our pets…..
We love our pets to death, but according to the Center for
Disease Control and Prevention, there are quite a few illnesses
we can get from our dogs and cats that can actually be fatal.
While many diseases are mild, some can cause serious health
problems. Many of our pets are in excellent health but this will
make you aware of some of the diseases that could occur.
Educate yourself now.
Pets can transmit diseases to humans, too
Tapeworm Infection-Tapeworm infection is a parasite associated
with flea infections in cats and dogs. Infections in humans are more common in
children. Tapeworm species can also be contracted by humans from accidental
ingestion of dog feces containing infectious eggs. For this reason, pets should
always be treated for regular worming and flea control, especially dogs.
Cryptosporidiosis - Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease
associated with cats, dogs and farm animals. While most people get this infection
from contaminated food and water, sometimes animals can carry the parasite in
their feces and pass it on to people. Symptoms include a mild to severe infection
of the gastrointestinal system, including watery diarrhea, fever, abdominal
cramps, nausea and vomiting. To prevent the risk of acquiring cryptosporidiosis
from pets, humans should always wash their hands after contact with animals
and animal feces.
Rabies - Rabies may be the most well known viral disease associated
with mammals, including dogs, cats, horses and wildlife. Wild animals are much
more likely to carry the disease, but dogs and cats can still pass along rabies to
people. People usually get rabies from the bites of infected animals. Symptoms
include fever, headache, confusion, sleepiness or agitation. To reduce the risk
of getting rabies, vaccinations should be kept up to date for all dogs, cats and
ferrets. Pets should be kept under direct supervision so they do not come in
contact with wild animals.
Scabies - Scabies, also known as sarcoptic mange, is a skin disease
caused by itch mites that burrow under the skin. Scabies cause intense itching
and scratching that can result in eczema. To prevent the risk of getting scabies,
owners should take their pets to their vet for regular exams and vaccinations.
Giardiasis - Giardiasis is a parasitic disease associated with various
animals and water. Giardia can survive outside the body for long periods of time
and can be spread in many different ways, although water is the most common
form of transmission. Still, many puppies and kittens can be infected with giardia.
Brucellosis - Brucellosis is a bacterial disease associated with farm
animals and dogs. The bacteria can spread to humans if they come in contact
with infected animals. Farmers and veterinarians are at higher risk of obtaining
this disease. If humans are infected with the virus, they can suffer from flu-like
symptoms including fever, sweats, loss of appetite, headache, myalgia and back
pain. To prevent risk of the disease, animals who are suspected to have the virus
should be treated immediately.
Toxoplasmosis - Toxoplasmosis is a parasitic disease associated with
cats and their environment. Most people infected with the disease do not get sick,
but others may report swollen glands, muscle aches and other flu-like symptoms.
Toxoplasmosis can be passed to humans from contaminated cat feces. Humans
can get this disease from cleaning cat litter or touching dirt where cats may have
been. To reduce the risk of getting toxoplasmosis, people should remember to
wash their hands thoroughly with water and soap after contact with cat stool.
Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus - This viral disease is
carried by rodents such as mice, hamsters and guinea pigs, all of which are very
popular household pets. Symptoms of the LCMV infection are similar to that of
the flu and include fever, stiff neck, loss of appetite, muscle aches, headache,
nausea and vomiting. Virus transmission can occur from exposure to rodent
urine, droppings or saliva. To prevent risk of getting LCMV, rodent owners should
wash their hands after handling them, keep rodent cages clean and avoid kissing
rodents or having them close to their face.
Salmonella - Salmonelllosis is a bacterial disease caused by the
bacterium salmonella and can live in the intestinal tract of many different animals.
Salmonella is commonly known to be transmitted through food, but it also can be
spread to humans through animals. Symptoms of salmonella include diarrhea,
fever and stomach pain. Animals that carry the virus can pass it in their feces
and can contaminate their fur, feathers or scales. To prevent risk of salmonella,
people should remember to wash their hands after contact with animals or their
environment.
Psittacosis - Pet birds such as parrots, parakeets, macaws and
cockatiels are most frequently involved in the transmission of psittacosis to
humans. Psittacosis can be transmitted to humans from inhaling dried secretions
of infected birds. Symptoms of this disease include fever, chills, headache, muscle
aches and a dry cough. To reduce the risk of psittacosis, bird handlers should
remember to feed their birds properly, avoid overcrowding and provide adequate
ventilation systems to reduce the spread of contaminated air. Additionally, cages
should be cleaned daily and should not be stacked.
Hookworms - Hookworms are blood-sucking parasites that can invade,
inhabit and live in a dog or cat’s small intestines. Symptoms of animal hookworm
infection in humans can range from painful, itchy skin infections to intestinal
bleeding, inflammation and abdominal pain. Puppies and kittens are most likely
to have hookworm infections and can pass the hookworm eggs or larvae in their
stools. Humans who have any contact with the contaminated dirt or area can
obtain the hookworm infection. To reduce the risk of getting hookworm, owners
should have their dogs and cats dewormed.
Leptospirosis - The bacteria that causes this disease can be spread
through the urine of infected animals and can survive in water or soil for months.
Animals with the disease show no signs of infection. If humans have contact with
infected pet urine through water or soil it can enter their body. Leptospirosis can
lead to kidney damage, meningitis, liver failure, respiratory distress and death.
To prevent this disease, humans should avoid having any contact with water they
believe could be contaminated.
Lyme Disease - Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia burgdorferi, which
can be transmitted through ticks. Ticks that carry Lyme disease are hard to see,
but within one to two weeks of being infected, humans suffer from a “bull’s-eye”
rash with fever, headache and muscle or joint pain. If the disease is not treated,
symptoms will worsen and can even cause mental changes. Lyme disease is
one of the most common tick-transmitted diseases in the world.
Cat Scratch Disease - Cat scratch disease (CSD), also known as cat
scratch fever, is a bacterial
disease transmitted from
a cat bite or scratch. This
disease causes the lymph
nodes around the head,
neck and upper limbs to
become swollen. Other
symptoms include fever,
headache, fatigue and loss
of appetite. 40 percent of
cats carry B. henselae,
the virus that causes
cat scratch disease, at
least once in their lives.
Kittens are most likely to
be infected and pass along
the disease. To reduce the
risk of getting cat scratch
disease, avoid rough
play with cats and kittens
to avoid scratches and
bites. If you are bitten or
scratched, immediately
wash the wound thoroughly.
If you develop an infection,
contact your physician.
Submitted by Webb
White
Source: Internet. MSN
June 2015
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$25.00
NA
TRE E C A R
NO
Insured
Licensed
E
FREE Pickup & Delivery
Nails
Your Babies
are My Babies
Office: (561) 738-2850
Fax: (561) 738-2801
GAIL TRUSCIO
(561) 452-6731
PAINT IT RITE
Richard D’Agostino
“FOR A TRADITIONAL PRACTICE OF BARBERING”
Gentlemen Cuts • Hot Towel Shaves • Hot Shaved Neck With Every Haircut
Serving
BOYNTON
(& Vicinity)
3529 W Boynton Beach Blvd
BUDGET
Electrical Service
Insured
561
• Drywall & Popcorn Repairs
• Exterior Painting
• Popcorn Ceiling Removal
Commercial • Residential / Lic. & Ins. #U-16445
561-738-1113
State Certified Electrical Contractor
• Finer Interior Painting • Paper Removal
• Rents Of All Kinds
www.paintitrite.net
OLD FASHION SERVICE.FORMERLY OF YONKERS, SOMERS & KATONAH, NY
✓
✓
✓
✓
Anal
Glands
35 Yrs. Experience
.
Joe Mignano
Brian Galaini
1206 N.W. 7TH COURT
Boynton Bch., FL 33426
Dog
Dog &
& Cat
Cat Grooming
C
IN
MIG
JEFF STUBBLEFIELD
Certified Operator • Licensed • Insured
369-1433
Jeffrey Finell
Over 30 Years Exp.
THE CLEAN, DEPENDABLE, ON-TIME PEOPLE!
JPA AIRPORT & LIMO SERVICES
PATRICK JUSTE
Would you believe there are coins
i WILL BUY
out there worth:
COINS
Dollars -1 Million
STAMPS
Cents - $75,000
GOLD
Nickels - $285,000
BILLS
Dimes - 1.7 Million
JEWELRY
Quarters - $60,000
ETC.
Halves - $32,000
There are thousands of Silver Dollars worth
$20 to $120,000 in common grades.
Call LES at 561-638-1557 -USAF RET.
Mabel’s Alterations
LIC #13004082
24/7 Emergency Service
Troubleshooting
Installations
Repairs
637-2366
Bonded
MIGNANO
• Professional Landscaping
• Lawn Maintenance
• Hedge • Trim • Shrubs
• Clean-Up Flower Beds
• Trim Trees • Sod and Top Soil
Licensed & Insured
732-9515
(561) 572 5466
(561) 244 3987
www.jpalimo.com
[email protected]
Jan Coleman
In Home Caregiver
Companion-House Sitter-Driver
Part Time or Evenings
561-635-7033
561-732-0008
561-312-8585 cell
Leisureville Residents 10% OFF
BEST
HAIRCUT
IN TOWN!
RICHARD’S
Formerly of Katonah & Yonkers, NY
Old Fashioned
Manicures &
Pedicures
Ladies & Men
With Helen
1887 Woolbright Rd.
Next to Torchio’s Meat Market
Leisureville Center
561.742.5800
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you this newspaper.
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leisureville news.
BEST
HAIRCUT
IN TOWN!
Barber Shop
A Full Service Barber Shop
HOT
SHAVED
NECK WITH
EVERY
HAIRCUT
OPEN: Monday - Saturday
Richard, Louie, Dave, Orrie, Helen, George & Carlos
Since 1997
Office: (561) 753-4682
Cell: (561) 714-0485
45 Years Experience
SPECIAL
$35++
TO PBI
Licensed CAC# 1815538 Insured
Tom Kruse Air Conditioning, Inc.
All Work Guaranteed
SUMMER
614 Industrial Ave., Boynton Beach, FL 33426
12020 61st Street North
West Palm Beach, FL 33412
~WANTED~
Sal’s Carpet Cleaning
T
Mo ruck
un
ted
Expert Cleaning of:
Carpet • Upholstery • Tile & Grout
Deep Cleaning • Quick Dry Process
Try us once...You’ll never switch!
(561) 478-1491 or 707-0046
June 2015
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A-1 APPLIANCE & REFRIGERATION REPAIR
A-1
Appliance
& Refrigeration
Repair
SHIRLEY CASSA
ASSOCIATE-BROKER
Same Day
Emergency
Service
561-271-0392 CELL, TEXT
561-736-1560 FAX
[email protected]
ALL BRANDS
Convenient Appointments • Any Hour - Any Day
561-232-9411
www.A-1Appliancefl.com
$20 OFF Repair With AD
BEWARE ! ! ! !
COACH LAMP REPAIRS
ODD JOBS, PRESSURE CLEANING,
ERRANDS
ANYWHERE / ANYTIME
the
Keep rning
PUT SHUTTERS UP & DOWN
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Ligh
Resident of Leisureville
SAM
E
SER DAY
VICE
Call Kim
Available for health care, elderly sitting, pet
sitting-walking, or house cleaning.
References Available
(Alzheimer’s experience)
Also Gardening & Window Cleaning
Kimberly Salik: (561)-577-0064
Call 734-3680 “Let Jerry Do It” Cell: 632-5001
C.N.D. Electric L.L.C.
OF THE PALM BEACHES, INC.
Electrician In PB County Since 1981
Add A Light/Fix A Switch/ Hang A Fan
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
AMERICAN LEGION
Dinner Every
Friday Night - $8
5 pm to 7 pm
571 W. Ocean Ave.
561-734-8125
AS OF APRIL 1, THERE WILL BE NO SMOKING
JW ELECTRIC
Licensed • Insured • Bonded
ER-13013072 / U-20101
REFERENCES AVAILABLE
Norm Douglas V.P./Qualifier
561-635-4893
Free Estimates
INTERIOR PAINTING
by Kenny G.
“No Job Too Small”
Leisureville
Resident
Home: 561-735-8947
Cell: 561-302-9360
“don’t worry”
HOUSE SITTING
By
Vickie Beane Mitchell
SERVICE WORK OF ANY KIND • NO JOB TOO SMALL
I BELIEVE IN HONESTY, RELIABILITY & INTEGRITY
LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED
JOSEPH R. WESCHREK (561) 633-9472
Master Electrician
10% LABOR DISCOUNT TO SENIORS
ER13014042/U-21040
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WELCOMES YOU!
362 N. Congress Avenue
Operated by a subsidiary of NRT LLC
of Rid-A-Pest, Inc.
561-441-4763
Licensed & Insured
Sarah’s House Cleaning and Pet Care
Sarah Kirkland
Cleaning and Pet Specialist
First Presbyterian Church
235 S.W. 6th Avenue
Office: 561-369-8726
Cell: 240-818-1007
Office: (561) 732-3774
(Just 5 minutes from Leisureville)
Owner Operated
Visit us at fpcboynton.com
Happy
K-9
PB Leisureville
TOO
HOT!
TOO
WE GET IT JUST RIGHT! COLD!
SM
ALL YOUR COOLING & HEATING
NEEDS IN ONE PLACE!
We take care when you can’t
Call Gail at 561-336-2653
...for your pet sitting needs
Call Us
Why board your pet when he can be happy at home?
561-737-3000
Experience ~ 20 years pet sitting/boarding
~ 3 years as Vet Tech
Trainer ~ Obedience ~ Behavior Modification
~ Therapy Dog
SENIOR
CITIZEN
DISCOUNT
Lic CAC1814046
SOUTH SHORE
LOCKSMITHS
954-974-7608
561-531-2619
Serving Broward & Palm Beach Since 1975
Family Owned & Operated
Complete Locksmith Service
Residential & Commercial
southshorelocksmiths.com
High Security Primus
[email protected]
Lock System
Churey & Son
Construction
Additions • Remodeling • Cement Work Of All Types
Asphalt Replacement Specialist
Bobcat - Prompt Service
3860 Aladdin Ave.
HVAC & Plumbing Services
Get your AC ready for Summer!
Call Shelley to hear about the $39 AC tune up special!
Special includes checcking refrigerant pressure
1lb. Freon included
Clean out the drain line, Check electrical connections, Check the
amperage of the fan motor.
Office: 786-472-3477
Service You Can Trust
For ALL Your
Needs
Maria Lucano, C.N.A.
Repair - New Installation
Residential - Commercial
Licensed Nursing Assistant
Caring Companion
Licensed & Insured • Master Plumber
Don Garner - CFC 1427771 - Jill Garner
561-868-5595 • 561-901-0698
Joe Cell 561-662-0359
M E C H A N I C A L
Visit Our Website @ www.garnerplumbingservices.com
References Available
Upon Request
Palm Beach Leisureville Resident
Lic.#: 85628
Tel: (561) 577-5225
Available For Long Term Care Documentation
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tHIS SPACE COULD BE YOURS
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June 2015
SILVIA CAPRIA
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
On April 28th at Mamma Mia's restaurant, Silvia Capria was surrounded
by family and friends to celebrate her 95th birthday. She and her late
husband Mario are original owners in PBL. Silvia enjoyed golf and bowling
for many years. She now plays cards and regularly exercises during the
morning at the Clubhouse 3 pool. Belated Happy Birthday Silvia!
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • CONDO
AAM INDUSTRIES, INC.
ROOF SERVICES:
Nozzle Nolen
Pest Solutions
FAMILY OWNED &
OPERATED SINCE 1953
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•
•
•
•
Roof inspections
Repairs
Re-roofs
Wood repair
Condo maintenance
program
• Soffit, fascia, decking
STATE LICENSED, BONDED & INSURED
CGC001229, CCC1325938
People Friendly Pest Control Since 1951
737-2383
•Termite Treatments
www.aamindustries.com
•Elimination of Roaches, Ants,
Rodents, and Fleas
•Guaranteed Results
Call Today For Your Free Inspection
561-964-6200
Visit us at http://nozzlenolen.com
3975 Coconut Road, Lake Worth, FL 33461
16’x7” INSTALLED 9’x7” INSTALLED
GARAGE DOOR TUNE UP
•Lubricate all moving parts
•Inspect rollers, tracks, hinges, cables,
bottom rubber & exterior weather seal
•Opener adjustments
$25 Off the initial service of
561.964.6200
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Coupon
$50 Off any
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225 SE 5th Ave. • Boynton Beach
MIAMI DADE CODE $1179 MIAMI DADE CODE $749
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• SLIDING GLASS DOOR REPAIRS • CALL FOR COMMERCIAL RATES
THE
DOORMAN
OF SOUTHEAST FLORIDA
940 Clint Moore Rd. • Boca Raton
Visit us at: www.palmbeachdoors.com
Lic. #U 20617 Showroom By Appointment Only
561-272-DOOR (3667)
Serving Palm Beach & Broward Counties for Over 20 Years
GARAGE DOOR OPENER
INSTALLED
$
Includes wall button,
safety sensors & clicker (remote)
29995
ENTRY DOORS
Fiberglass door,
composite jambs, & stainless
steel security hinges.
Hurricane code approved.
799
$
from
INSTALLED
June 2015
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Palm Beach Leisureville
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR
FORSALE
SALE
HOUSE: Edgewood model, $230,000. Go to “YouTube” on the Internet &
type in “2199 S W CONGRESS BLVD” for an amateur video tour.
Offered furnished. Completely refurbished. 561-369-2976.
[email protected]
FOR
FORRENT
RENT
HOUSE: Annual rental. Edgewood Model, 2BR/BA. Near Clubhouse R2/
R3. Newly renovated. NP/NS. Oversized lot on cul-de-sac. Call Rose
Ann or Bob 561 740-0936.
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•
•
•
•
•
•
ROOF REPAIRS
LEAK REPAIRS (TILE, FLAT)
FLAT ROOF COATING
TILE REPAIRS AND SECURING
ROTTED FACIA REPLACEMENT
PLUMBING VENT COVERS (RATS)
FALLING GUTTERS SECURED
ROOF READY FOR HURRICANE
SEASON? CALL FOR A FREE
ROOF INSPECTION
Serving
Leisureville
Since 1977
Family
Owned and
Operated
LEAK SPECIALIST
“There is no substitute for quality”
Call us for a free estimate
(561) 400-2010
(561) 737-1419
HOUSE: 2 bed/1 bath, nicely furnished, very clean. Screened
porch. 5 minute walk to R2. Apr-Oct 2015- $1000; Nov-Dec 2015
- $1500, utilities paid. 2 month min. Pictures on request. Please
call Sally or Ron in CA @415-702-0650.
WANT
WANTTO
TORENT
RENT
WANT TO RENT: Looking for 2016 seasonal rental - four months
(Jan thru April) 2B/2B - house or condo (first floor only). Contact
Jack or Maureen @ 631.367.9379
WANT TO RENT: Retired professional woman. NS/NP. Looking
for a seasonal rental (Jan. to Mar.). 1 bed/1 bath villa or condo.
Call Janet 781-538-5518
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
BRYAN KANONIK CONTRACTOR
NATIONWIDE AUTO TRANSPORT: “SNOWBIRDS” RETIRED
TOUR BUS DRIVER WILL PERSONALLY DELIVER YOUR
CAR ANYWHERE! REASONABLE RATES. CALL FOR
QUOTE. REFERENCES AVAILABLE. LEISUREVILLE
RESIDENT. CALL EDWARD 561-860-2991. THE DOOR DOCTOR of South Florida Inc.
FREE PRESSURE WASHING: Free driveway pressure washing
for Leisureville residents during the summer. This is a service
project for the Boca High Debate team. Coach is a Leisureville
resident. Donations for the team will be welcomed. Call 561-3861051 to schedule.
STATE ROOFING
LICENSE #CCC-048162
FREE ESTIMATES ON:
• REPLACEMENT DOORS • RAISED PANEL STEEL DOORS
• ELECTRIC OPERATORS • REPLACEMENT SECTIONS
WE SERVICE MOST BRANDS OF
GARAGE DOORS & ELECTRIC OPERATORS
SAME DAY SERVICE
FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED SINCE 1981
5% leisureville discount
369-1560
The cost for a classified ad is $10.00 for seven lines (35 characters per
line maximum); each additional line is $2.00. Payment, together with
a copy of your ad, is to be paid by check or money order only. NO
CASH WILL BE ACCEPTED. Please email us your classified ad at
[email protected] or bring your completed ad, together with
your check, to the Association office or the newsroom office by the
1st of the month.
AN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSE is required for all classifieds
advertising, rental of houses, condos, or apartments. A copy
of a current city of Boynton Beach license (City of Boynton
Beach ordinance no: 94-15, Appendix A, 6-21-94) must
accompany your classified ad request. The licensing period is
from October 1 to September 30.
Licensed & Insured U-18307 - OICE 73448010
PUT NEW LIFE INTO YOUR
NEW ROOF OR
WATERPROOF
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KITCHEN
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Custom Made
• Kitchens • Wall Units
• Furniture - Home & Office
Free Estimates
56% Less Cost • 100% Stronger Than A New Roof
Energy Saving $ Rebate
10 yr. Transferable & Renewable Warranty
PRESSURE
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&
REPAIRS
ROBERT CHERRY
ROOFING, INC.
(561) 791-2612
(954) 741-4580
LICENSED
& INSURED
#CCC1326048
SCHERBAN
MICA
WORKS, INC.
Leisureville References Available
210 SE 12th Avenue
Boynton Beach
(561) 732-4960
LICENSED & INSURED
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Awarded Top Recognition from NCQA
Monthly news from your PCMH
team.
you will be able to relax and enjoy the beach
knowing these visits are taken care of.
“An investment in knowledge pays the best
interest.”
-Benjamin Franklin.
Have you decided who will be your voice in the
event you cannot speak for yourself? Who do you
trust to express your wishes? Designate the
person(s) who will be your I.C.E. (In Case of an
Emergency) contact(s), sooner than later. We also
continue to urge you to arrange your Living Will,
Health Care Surrogate and Power of Attorney forms
immediately if you haven’t already done so.
Regardless of your age, health condition, or any
other circumstance it is crucial to have these forms
in your chart for your own protection.
This month, let us keep this powerful statement in
mind as we continue to take steps in order to put
you in charge of your health care. As your
teammates, we want you to know about the issues
that impact your health. Maintenance of blood
pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and medication
use are just a few examples of things, that when
monitored properly and diligently, can make all the
difference in your wellbeing and ultimately, your
lifestyle. We encourage each of you to take an active
role in keeping up with all aspects of your medical
care. We believe that it is critical to place you, the
patient, along with your loved ones at the center of
this coordinated health care team to foster the
greatest quality of care so that positive action is
taken beyond our conversations during office visits.
Spring has arrived and the sun is shining! This is a
perfect time to create an exercise routine that is
tailored to your medical needs while engaging in
outdoor activities to grab some fresh air. This time
of year also tends to get a bit quieter in our
neighborhood, which calls for an ideal time to
schedule your routine checkups, physicals,
screening tests, and/or wellness visits. Visit your
eye doctor and dentist to get these important check
ups out of the way when you can. Come summer,
This month we have a special request, which is to
introduce yourself to your neighbors. You never
know how far a simple “good morning!” and smile
can go to improve a person’s day. We want to
encourage everyone to build bonds with your
neighbors and form a trustworthy relationship so
that you have people looking out for you. We
believe this is a great way to help create a stronger
sense of belonging and community.
We look forward to our continued partnership, but
we want you to remember that our care model puts
you, the patient, in the driving seat. That brings
unique privileges and responsibilities that we are
more than happy to share with you.
Let’s go team,
MMR Healthcare
Your Best Care Is Our Highest Priority
2015 Ocean Drive, Suite 11, Boynton Beach, FL 33426
Phone: (461) 364-8056 ● Fax: (561) 364-8507 ● [email protected]
www.mmrHealthCare.com
June 2015
LEISUREVILLE NEWS
Dillerisms:
Whatever you may look like, marry a man your own age.
As your beauty fades, so will his eyesight.
-Phyllis Diller
Housework can't kill you, but why take a chance?
-Phyllis Diller
Cleaning your house while your kids are still growing up
is like shoveling the walk before it stops snowing.
-Phyllis Diller
The reason women don't play football
is because 11 of them would never wear the same outfit in public.
-Phyllis Diller
Best way to get rid of kitchen odors: Eat out.
-Phyllis Diller
A bachelor is a guy who never made the same mistake once.
-Phyllis Diller
I want my children to have all the things I couldn't afford.
Then I want to move in with them.
-Phyllis Diller
Most children threaten at times to run away from home.
This is the only thing that keeps some parents going.
-Phyllis Diller
Any time three New Yorkers get into a cab without an argument,
a bank has just been robbed.
-Phyllis Diller
We spend the first twelve months of our children's lives
teaching them to walk and talk and the next twelve years
telling them to sit down and shut up.
-Phyllis Diller
Burt Reynolds once asked me out. I was in his room at the time.
-Phyllis Diller
What I don't like about office Christmas parties . . .
is looking for a job the next day.
-Phyllis Diller
The only time I ever enjoyed ironing . . .
was the day I accidentally poured gin in the steam iron.
-Phyllis Diller
His finest hour lasted a minute and a half.
-Phyllis Diller
Old age is when the liver spots show through your gloves.
-Phyllis Diller
My photographs don't do me justice - they look just like me.
-Phyllis Diller
I admit, I have a tremendous sex drive.
My boyfriend lives forty miles away.
-Phyllis Diller
Tranquilizers work
only if you follow the
advice on the bottle:
Keep Away From
Children.
-Phyllis Diller
I asked the waiter, 'Is
this milk fresh?'
He said, 'Lady, three
hours ago it was grass.'
-Phyllis Diller
The reason the golf
pro tells you to keep
your head down . . .
is so you can't see
him laughing.
-Phyllis Diller
You know you're old if
they have discontinued
your blood type.
SUBMITTED BY
LOUISE FARRELL
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June 2015
More From
Italian
Night
Several guests are entertained by Joey.
Marie Miller shows
off her Italian shirt!
Joe Toia is congratulated by Joey after winning a huge gift
basket.
Anne and Tony Vaccaro
Margaret serves birthday cake to friends for Gerhardt’s birthday.
The ever popular line dancing
Joan and Steve Schone and Joyce Spriggs purchase raffle tickets from Louise Farrell
and Del Faust.
Kathleen and John Ure
Mae Lazarus and Marie Miller check in TJ and Sandi Alleshouse.
Pat Khoury and Bob Koegel
Judy Toia gets red wine from Dom Intagliato.
June 2015
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(561) 271-0392 [email protected]
362 N. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach
A CREMATION SERVICE
OF THE PALM BEACHES
“Leisureville Resident
Since 1990”
YOUR FIRST CHOICE WHEN SELECTING CREMATION
“South Florida’s oldest family owned cremation only service”
LOW COST, DIGNIFIED CREMATION SERVICES
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ACT OF CREMATION
ON THE GOLF COURSE. Outstanding two
bedroom two bath villa with new open kitchen,
Newer appliances, built in microwave, tile
on the diagonal, raised Florida room floor.
Step through triple sliders onto a large patio
with spectacular view of the golf course and
lake. Front patio for more outdoor seating.
Crown molding, paid lease, corner unit with
easterly breezes, GE refrigerator, GE glass
top range, GE microwave, top of the line
kenmore dishwasher. Accordian shutters
on all windows and sliding glass doors, six
ceiling fans some with lighting. Maintenance
includes water, sewer, garbage, insurance on
the building, reserves, repairs, roof replaced
2008. Looking for a year round villa or just for
the winter this unit is being sold furnished.
DO NOT WAIT. $110,000
CALL FOR A BROCHURE
LAKE VIEW. This 2BR/2BA condo on the
second floor over looking Leisure Lake has
been remodeled, tile flooring, new kitchen with
appliances, picture window for a great view of
the lake Prepaid recreation lease, building allows
up to two pets, no renting first year. You will love
this home sold either furnished or unfurnished.
Take a look and have your winter home away
from the snow or for year round. Don’t be caught
without a place for next winter. $105,000
THIS HOME IS FOR YOU. Just what you have
been waiting for. Fairmont home with double
wide driveway, front porch, rear patio, lease
prepaid, windows installed 2008, roof 1993 and
professionally sealed in 2013 and maintained
yearly. Kitchen remodeled in 2004, general
electric electrical panel, front door, storm
door and accordion on the front door in 2014,
bathroom remodeled in 2007, tented in 2011.
Tile floors, and beautiful Florida room. Must see.
$110,000
561-734-7409
Fax 561-740-0095
Web: acremationservice.net
e-mail: [email protected]
Two bedroom one bath condo on the second
floor, completely remodeled and ready for a
new owner. Paid lease, Pet friendly. $58,000
REGIS PRICED RIGHT. Beautiful two bedroom
two bath home with new tile and flat roof in 2001,
8 hurricane windows in livingroom, bedrooms
and bathroom, paid recreation lease. $130,000
Great Time for Buying or Selling...
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Looking Forward to Serving You....
Sold
Pending
Sale
Custom Challenger - $185,000
Magnificent 2BR/2BA with family room and porch.
Everything has been redone including the marble
flooring, kitchen, baths, windows and roof. Located
walking distance from R2 and R3 Clubhouse... Quiet
street... Paid lease... A Must See...Mint...Mint...Mint...
Please call today... You’ll be glad you did...
Deluxe Edgewood on Main Canal
Totally Updated expanded 2BR/2BA home with paid up
recreation lease... Home has a magnificant view of the
main canal and is on an over-sized lot. Many upgrades
including all glass enclosed Florida room in addition to
standard Florida room it has 1728 UNDER A/C. Kitchen
updated, roof and A/C replaced... This home is in move-in
condition... A Must see... Quiet area and lots of privacy...
Please call.. You’ll be glad you did... Asking $275,000
Sold
Sold
Panoramic Golfcourse Views
$189,900
Exquisite 2BR/2BA expanded Fairmont Model with paid
up recreation lease. This home has been totally updated
with kitchen cabinetry replaced, updated appliances, roof
replaced, freshly painted with crown moulding. Also hurricane code garage door and front door. Home has both
Florida room plus screened porch. Spectacular golf and
water views... Rarely do homes on the golfcourse come
for sale... Won’t last long at this price...
Please call to see..
Exquisite Challenger with Thousands in Upgrades.
Paid up recreation lease. Hurricane impact
windows, custom Kitchen with all new top of the line
appliances, both baths totally updated with etched
glass enclosures, Tile thru and wood flooring in
guest bedroom. French doors with built-in blinds for
entrance to master. Fully glassed raised tiled Fla.
room with A/C. Custom window treatments and fans
thru-out... Leisureville’s finest $215,000...
Please call to see...
Pending
Sale
Sold
Perfect Winter Hideaway - $79,900
This lovely 2BR/1BA home has double concrete
driveway plus front and back patios. Kitchen
appliances updated. Enclosed porch with separate
A/C. Tile thru-out and laminate in both bedrooms.
Bathroom totally updated. Roof, windows and A/C
all replaced. This home shows like a model... A Must
see...Please call today...You’ll be glad you did...
Minutes to shopping, ocean beaches and
restaurants...
Sold
Regis Model - $149,900
Close to R3 Clubhouse & Pool - $125,000
This home is in immaculate move-in condition with
paid up recreation lease in full. Roof, windows and
A/C all replaced. Florida room plus room for back
porch... Perfect home in quiet location in Leisureville... Vacant for quick close... Please call to see
today... Some furnishings for sale separate with
owner...
Nicely updated Fairmont model with paid
up lease in full. Newer kitchen, tile flooring,
Florida room plus screened porch. Mint
condition
and
selling
fully
furnished...
Free 18-hole golfcourse. Minutes to restaurants,
shopping, and ocean beaches. Great Value..Great
location...A must see..Please call today...
Deluxe Regis - $169,900
Interested in Selling
Huge Oversized Lot - $140,000
This 2BR/2BA home is on an expansive corner lot...
Paid up recreation lease in full. Roof replaced 2012.
Concrete drive... Doors and windows replaced
2009. Nicely landscaped... Quiet private location...
A must see... Home faces East for those gulfstream
breezes... A Must See... Great value...
Pending
Sale
Edgewood - $153,500
This 2BR/2BA home with full Florida room has
been totally updated. Paid up recreation lease
in full. Home remodeled from the bottom up
with everything new including roof, windows,
kitchen cabinetry, appliances, tile, carpeting, both
bathrooms. Ideally located on quiet street but
close to R2 Clubhouse, pool and fitness center...
Please call to see this turn-key home... Won’t last
long at this price.
Please call to see this lovely 2BR/2BA home with
both Florida room and enclosed porch. Paid up
recreation lease. Roof replaced 2014. Accordion
shutters. Electric awning on front porch. Laminate
flooring. Kitchen cabinetry replaced and updated
appliances. Generator ready and portable
generator included... Great value... Nice location...
Close to R2 & R3 Clubhouse... A GEM...
Please call for a
Free Market Analysis
Prices are rising
and Demand is High
I would look forward to the
Opportunity to serve you...
Call to see some totally updated Condos on
Leisure Lake starting at $59,900 with new kitchen,
new bath, updated appliances, Hurricane impact
on glass enclosed porch,, paid lease...Turn Key..
Great values 2/1 $69,900 and 2/2 $84,900 villa
tiled thru-out..All vacant for quick close and ready
for new owners...Best values for Winter Hideaways
with lots of amenities..Free Golf too....

Leisureville News - Palm Beach Leisureville

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