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JULY 2014
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
By: Harold Goldberg
“I am extremely grateful for many things here, but as time moves on,
I realize the true importance of good neighbors and loyal friends.”
Happy 4th! In true Wynmoor tradition the celebration returns to the Main Pool this year. Join us at
11:00 AM for an All American 4th of July party. Enjoy a hotdog/soda combo for $1.00 while listening
to live music presented by DJ Alan Lit, soak up a little sun and then cool o in the crystal blue waters
of your beautiful swimming pool. In keeping with the real meaning of “Independence Day”, and as
they always do with such great patriotism, Wynmoor’s own American Legion Post #170 will provide us
with a color guard.
Great entertainment at a greater price! The $5.00 show ticket is back for the summer! For those of
you (I hope there are not too many) that have not experienced the joy of live entertainment at our state
of the art Theatre, this is the perfect opportunity to see what you’ve been missing! Take advantage of
this seasonal promotion; buy your ticket(s) and let yourself be entertained! See the great lineup for
July on the inside back cover of this issue. While you’re at it, you may want to check out the movie
schedule as well. A matinee is a great way to escape the midday heat and a good distraction from the
everyday hassles we all deal with. Immerse yourself in a good movie and enjoy a short respite from
reality!
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Parkway, if one happens to be lucky enough to catch a red light, one will be treated to a great view of
the main entrance to Wynmoor Village, home to a versatile community where the good life awaits.
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boundaries. Upon its completion, there is no doubt the overall appearance of the entire Parkway will be
extraordinary.
And now that the inconvenience of the gate closing is behind us, we can all relax a bit more and return
our focus to the laid back environment that is synonymous with the Wynmoor lifestyle.
I am extremely grateful for many things here, but as time moves on, I realize the true importance of
good neighbors and loyal friends. Most of us chose to move to “paradise” following our many years of
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for our futures. Although we were ready to move on, or thought we were, many of us found our new
phase of life to be a hard adjustment. After all, we separated from our families; children and
grandchildren as well as old and dear friends. It was hard, harder than we thought it would be. And
yet, I don’t think we realized how fortunate we were. We met our neighbors; warm and friendly
people. We went to the pool, the Theatre, I played golf, we joined a club; wherever we went we
continued to meet new people, people we liked, people we began to socialize with. These new
‘friends’ were just like us, entering a new phase in their life. They received us enthusiastically and so
we built strong and rewarding relationships.
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JULY 2014
A D M I N I S T R AT O R ’ S M E S S A G E
By: Bruce Bandler
“One of our primary goals is to stress that we can always do better.”
Some of you and hopefully so, may have noticed the changing format of our beloved “News & Views”. Over
the years, Wynmoor’s own current events magazine has grown in popularity, has expanded in size and has
greatly improved its quality of content. Some of these changes have been subtle, while others are more
apparent.
Take for instance, the ‘Activity Schedule’; this 2-full page tear-out calendar was an immediate success as
our Recreation Oce can attest to. Many phone calls directed to their oce are in direct reference to an
event or activity on the calendar. I’m counting on you to notice the revised layout of this message column.
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attractive as well as easier to read.
Have you had a chance to visit Wynmoor’s new and improved website? Introducing Wynmoorlife.com, an
updated, ‘user friendly’ way to research and enjoy all things Wynmoor. Many seasonal residents pay a small
fee to have a copy of News & Views mailed to their ‘away’ address. Although some of us will continue to
prefer a hard copy, you may want to know that News & Views is available online and yes; for your
convenience, this includes the Event Sheet!
We do realize that not all residents own a computer, have access to a computer, are computer literate and
by choice they don’t want to be! For those of you and, in fact, there are many; not to worry. All online
materials will continue to be available in print and/or on Wynmoor TV!
Speaking of TV; you may have noticed that Channel 99 has been, shall we say stagnant? This is to inform
you that we’re on summer hiatus. We’re in the midst of decision making; deciding which programming will
return and brainstorming about the development of new entertainment. We’re looking for a lineup that will
be interesting, informative and relevant to our Wynmoor population.
This will also be good timing for the TV studio to undergo a much needed facelift. I think we will be greatly
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more professional setting in which to produce and introduce the new TV 99.
The entire sta is always encouraged to set the standard high. One of our primary goals is to stress that we
can always do better. We continue to search for ways to improve the operation as a whole and I am proud to
say, my sta does not disappoint. Our ongoing slogan refers to our “greatest asset in Wynmoor”; our
residents”. Of course, this is true; however, Wynmoor has another great asset and I may be so bold as to
say; “Wynmoor’s wonderful sta is an asset to this great community as well”.
This particular message focuses on our extremely talented and creative Recreation Department. Their
tireless dedication is directly responsible for the many improvements and upgrades to News & Views, to our
website and to the work being done to bring Channel 99 to a new level of professionalism. They have
expanded the general curriculum, adding a variety of classes and introducing new activities such as the
‘Cove’, an instant hit among residents.
May I extend a special thank you to another great asset in
Wynmoor!
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TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE & COMPLIMENTARY EVENTS Transportation
Penn Dutch & Wal-Mart at Turtle
Run: Every Saturday, the bus will visit
BOTH destinations!
Buses run weekly,
departing from the Theatre at 9am and
returning for Wynmoor at 11:30am.
Monday (P.M.) Publix (bus departs Publix
at 2:30pm)
Tuesday Coral Square Mall & Michael’s
(bus departs mall at 3pm)
Wednesday (P.M.) Walmart (Atlantic Blvd)
(bus departs Walmart at 3pm)
Thursday (P.M.) Festival Flea Market (bus
departs Festival at 3pm)
Fridays in July:
July 4th Coral
Square/Michaels
No Bus
July11th Boca Town Center
July 18th Coral Square/Michaels
July 25th Pompano Citi Centre
(Return time for ALL Malls is 3:30pm)
Pick-up times for shopping malls and morning grocery
trips vary by village. Complete schedules are available
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BROWARD COUNTY LIBRARY
Coconut Creek branch. Thursdays at
11:30am and 1pm from the Theatre.
Departs from the Broward County Library
at 1:15pm and 2:30pm respectively.
DINNER BUS
Tuesdays, 4:30pm from Theatre*
July 1st Coral Springs Ale House,
American Fare; $9.95+; 954-825-0574
July 8th Lucky Inn, Chinese; $8.95+;
954-510-7561
July 15th Bobby Rubino’s, Ribs &
Steaks; $13.99+; 954-781-7550
July 22nd Ruby Tuesday, American;
$10.00+; 954-757-0885
July 29th Zuccarelli, Italian; $11.95+;
954-979-3020
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Fourth Sunday, 5pm from the
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July 27th Applebee’s, American;
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THURSDAY BINGO
Every Thursday night in Grand Ballroom
A. Doors open at 6pm, game begins at
7pm. All Wynmoor residents are welcome
WHEELCHAIR BUS is available from
8am until 10pm, six (6) days a week. On
Thursdays, the bus is available from
4:30pm to 10pm. Two (2) hours advance
notice must be given for pick-up.*
Thursdays in July:
July 3rd Festival Flea Market
July 10th Publix
(return time is 2pm)
July 17th Walmart
(Atlantic Blvd.)
July 24th Coral Square Mall
July 31st Festival Flea Market
JULY 2014
JITNEY BUSES
Jitneys run on both sides of Wynmoor
Circle. Inner Circle begins at 8am and
Outer Circle begins at 10am; each lasts
until 10:45pm for pick-ups.
Starting Point for the Inner and Outer
Circles is the Theatre.
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Transportation, 954.968.2598 between
8am and 4pm for pick-up times and
reservations. Limited seating and
reservations are required.
ON-CALL BUS is available from 8am
to 10:45pm, seven (7) days a week and
requires one (1) hour advance notice for
pick-up.*
*Call Dispatch at 954.978.2666 to
schedule your pick-up times.
ALL BUSES ARE BASED ON
AVAILABILITY
to attend. Bingo will be held every other week:
July 3rd, July 17th and July 31st.
MONDAY BINGO AT TEMPLE
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Temple Beth AM sets game types and pricing
for the games. Complimentary refreshments
available.
SIGHTS & SOUNDS OF MUSIC
Presented by Mildred Levine, in the Lecture
Hall (Country Club), beginning at 7pm. This
month, Tuesday, July 1st & Thursday,
July 3rd
MILDRED’S GREAT MOVIES
Presented by Mildred Levine, in the Lecture
Hall (Country Club), beginning at 7pm. On
Tuesday, July 15th “State Fair”: starring
Jeanne Craine, Dana Andrews, Dick Haymes &
Vivian Blaine.
ENJOYMENT OF MUSIC
Presented by Michael Pressman, in the Lecture
Hall (Country Club), beginning
at 7pm on Wednesday, July 2nd, the
Broadway Musical “1776”. On Wednesday,
July 16th, the Broadway Musical “Damn
Yankees”.
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The Association Affairs Newsletter, a
monthly publication dedicated to the
directors of your associations, is now
available to all residents. To receive the
digital edition, just email Fred Michael,
Director of Association Affairs, at
[email protected]. Or, you
may pick up your copy at the Wynmoor
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SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE
July 5th Sound Relations
July 12th Paul Solo
July 19th DJ Alan Lit
July 26th Easy Livin’ Band
This complimentary event takes place in
the West Wing, beginning at 8:30 PM.
Doors open at 8 PM. Wynmoor I.D.’s
required. Shorts are not permitted.
Coffee available for $.25 each
Sodas available for $.50 each
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SUNDAY MUSIC at the
MAIN POOL
July 6th Randy Stevens
July 13th Frank Hubbell
July 20th Paul Solo
July 27th Marie Alicata
This complimentary event takes place at
the Fitness Center (Main) Pool, from
1pm to 4pm.
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CLUB UPDATES
ALL Wynmoor Clubs, regardless of name, are open to
ALL Wynmoor residents. Dues may be applicable.
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Actors Workshop
Our meetings are on Friday, from 1:00-3:00 PM,
in the Lecture Hall. We are rehearsing for our next
complimentary production in late fall. Please join
us to act onstage or in any other capacity (stage
manager, prompter, etc.). It’s a great learning and
rewarding experience, under George Bloostein’s
marvelous direction. For more information, call Judy at
954-973-4958.
All Year Round Club
Join us! We are available for you twelve months a
year, the second Sunday of the month. Mother’s
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August 10th is our Pizza Party and we have many more
surprises to come! For more information, call Muriel at
954-977-3977.
American Legion Post #170
Our next meeting is on July 14th at 7:15 PM in West
Wing II. We are planning to have a guest speaker for
this evening’s meeting so look for meeting details on
the meeting notice post card. We would like to thank
everyone who attended the City of Coconut Creek
and the American Legion, Post #170’s observance of
Memorial Day, held at Veterans Park and the Wynmoor
celebration held in the Grand Ballroom. Once again,
thanks for your support. For additional information,
contact Don Schwiesow, Commander at 954-984-0939,
or Ralph Trapper, Vice Commander at 954-972-4329.
Better Hearing Club
The Better Hearing Club will not meet until October.
Publicity will resume before that time. If you have any
questions, call Harvey Margolin at 954-973-1269 or
send an email to [email protected].
Current Events Club
We meet during the summer months for our weekly
discussion group. We meet every Tuesday at 10 AM
in the Sunrise Room. As our name implies, we discuss
current events and the important happenings of the
week. Since our snowbirds and our Canadian friends
have left us for the summer, we have a number of seats
available and we welcome all Wynmoor residents and
their guests. Why not bring a friend? Most of those
who attend our meetings once, become permanent
members of our group.
Democratic Club
Nan Rich, competing against Charlie Crist for the
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and future plans for Florida. Charlie Crist will speak at
another date. Who will be the better choice, and whose
name will appear on the November ballot? Hear them
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July 1st in Ballroom A at 2:00 PM. Everyone is invited
and refreshments will be served.
Documentary & Discussion Club
Our meetings are held in the Lecture Hall on Sunday,
July 13th at 2:00 PM and Thursday, July 17th at
7:00 PM. We will watch Earth From Space, a two hour
DVD showing what satellites reveal about the complexity
of our beautiful planet. If you have any questions, call
Betsy Kalau at 954-979-0295.
Fine Arts Club
Our meetings are held in the Lecture Hall on Wednesday
evenings on July 9th and July 23rd at 7:00 P.M. This
will be another chance to see Chihuly River of Glass, a
video about an American glass sculptor. If you have any
questions, call Betsy Kalau at 954-979-0295.
Haddassah
Summer is here and we are on haitus until September
3rd. However, that does not mean your board is not
working. The card party on June 4th was a big success
and the lunch was delicious. Thank you, Natalie.
You can still order your honey for the holidays, call
Sylvia Yodowitz at 954-479-3288. Deadline for orders
August 15th. There is time to put your New Year’s
greeting into the bulletin for September. The cost is
$3.00 and will be handled by Irene Tunkle. She can be
reached at 954-971-0323. Call Dorothy Pekus at 954973-9050 for greeting cards and Beverly Alexander to
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Needlework Click
If you knit, crochet or do any other type of needlework,
and like to socialize in a cool environment, come and
visit us on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.
From 1:00 P.M - 4:00 P.M, we’ll be in West Wing I on
July 8th and 22nd. As always, we welcome donations of
yarn and stray coat-sized buttons. For information, call
Rifka at 954-532-1145 or Charlotte at 954-972-4817.
Pickeball
The clinics are getting a great response and we had 3
more members sign up this week. We now have 105
paid members and new pickleball players coming to
the 1/2 hour clinics each Wednesday at 5:30. Play also
continues Monday through Saturday at 8 AM. We said
goodbye to Barbara and Bob today as they are heading
back to New Hampshire until October. Have a safe trip!
Queens Club
Although the Queens Club will not have a summer
meeting, we will be going on an overnight trip to Ft.
Myers on July 23rd and 24th. In addition to stopping
at the Immokalee Casino and getting their current
promotion, we will also visit Miami Jai Lai on the
homeward trip. We will enjoy the super buffet dinner
at the Palm Theatre and see the musical delight called
“Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat.” Call
Ruth for a bargain price and details at 954-975-0515.
Wynmoor Amateur Radio Club
We meet every Friday morning at 9:00 AM in the MultiPurpose Room. At 10:00 AM, we move to the “Ham
Shack” located in Room #118, on the West End of the
Administration Building. Visiting Amateur Operators are
welcome to operate from our station, just be sure to
bring a copy of your “ticket” along with you. For further
information, contact Ralph Trapper at 954-972-4329.
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Wynmoor Ladies Golf Association
Bright lights, bells, whistles, barbeques, and Tuesday golf tournaments! There have been many improvements,
the new greens are greener and great! The 9-holers enjoy a hilarious time. Zelna, Mary, Evelyn, Blossom,
AnnaMae, Mona, Rhonda and Ray, tell tales of life before Wynmoor (this is not to be missed). The 18-holers
(Laura, Gloria, Janice, Lois, Betty, Mary and Ruth B.) are smiling as they continue to make birdies and chip-ins.
Many new plans and Tournament Play are to be discussed at our next General Meeting. Be sure to check the
date! Important decisions are to be made and many exciting events are ahead!
Women’s Non-Fiction Club
We meet in the Sunrise Room in the East Wing on Mondays, July 14th and July 28th at 2:30 PM. The book that
will be discussed is The Scarlet Sisters by Myra MacPherson. For more information, call Betsy Kalau at
954-979-0295.
Writing Club
Everyone likes to read original stories. If you enjoy reading the stories of others or writing your own, join
the writing club! We are a friendly group and we meet in the Clubhouse in Card Room One at 10:00 AM on
Saturday. For more information, call Ruth Packer at 954-971-9935.
V.I.P. Club
We are a support group for people with vision loss from various types of eye problems. We meet the second
Thursday of the month at 1:30 PM in the Multi-Purpose Room. We will not meet for the summer months. We
will resume in October. Dues are $5 per year. We aim to have a speaker and refreshments but, at times, we just
share and talk to one another. For more information, contact Susan at
954-974-7630.
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Security News
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of your surroundings.
Report any suspicious activity.
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SLOW DOWN!
Remember to stop at all Stop Signs.
The Speed limit around the Wynmoor
Circle is 25mph and 15mph in the
villages.
The parking lots are also a walkway
for the residents, some who have
walkers, wheelchairs and canes.
Security has increased the presence
of ‘patrol’ cars on the Wynmoor
roadways. Citations will be given out
to those who violate the road rules.
Security, Emergency:
954-978-2663
Security Substation:
954-978-2600, ext. 321
Security Dispatch:
954-978-2666
Protection One:
954-956-9625
Association Affairs:
954-978-2600, extension 4
Coconut Creek Police, Non-Emergency:
954-973-6700
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A Different Kind of Busy
Sure, the days are busy here. With all the classes, clubs and live entertainment, there’s never a dull moment.
But there's also plenty of time for catching up with friends, whether it’s a dip in the lakeside pool or just
relaxing conversation in the tropical courtyards. So go ahead – take that art class, join that book club and
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JULY THEATRE SHOWS
JOHN LARIVIERE
Saturday, July 5, 8 PM, $5
He is a stellar singer who has vast experience in musical theatre. He
has opened for stars such as Doc Severenson, Susan Anton, Robert
Klein, and many others. This charming performer always gives his
audience an enthralling, entertaining show.
Opening act: Violinist Randolph Bella
ATILIO AND CHRISTY MARINELLI...In Concert
Saturday, July 12, 8 PM, $5
These two classically trained singers (tenor and mezzo-soprano)
present this marvelous show, “Duo Romantico.” They are incredibly
verastile and sing in English, Spanish and Italian. (Atilio is a cousin of
world-renowned singer Andrea Bocelli!) Their repertoire ranges from
Bocelli and Brightman to Sinatra, Streisand, Gershwin, and Andrew
Lloyd Weber.
JOANNA JORDON
Saturday, July 19, 8 PM, $5
She is a dynamic, dazzling singer who will light up our stage tonight.
She has performed in famous nightclubs, including ‘The
Copacabana’ and has countless musical theatre credits. This gal is a
great entertainer. Joyful Joanna Jordon will delight you.
Opening act: Instrumentalist/Comedian Chris LaBarbera
CAROLYN SMYLIE
Saturday, July 26, 8 PM, $5
She is a premier entertainer with a beautiful singing voice. Her vast
repertoire includes Broadway classics, standards, jazz and Pop tunes.
Carolyn’s vivacious personality and lively stage presence make her a
most popular entertainer. We will smile with Ms. Smylie!!
Opening act: Pianist Marina Stolyar
On show night, the Box Office will be open one hour before showtime for ticket sales for only
that night’s Show (except sold out shows). Tickets for any and all other Shows can be
purchased during regular daytime Box Office hours. (Tickets for movies are sold one hour
before each movie showing.) Theatre Box Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 9 AM 12 noon and Tuesday & Thursday, 9 AM - 12 PM & 1 PM - 4 PM. REMEMBER: No Shorts on
Show Nights nor at Dances. All Shows are subject to change, modification or substitution. No
refunds or exchanges. No food/drinks allowed in Theatre. Bottled Water-OK. No Smoking in
Theatre including E-Cigarettes.
July 2014
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