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    February 2010 THE UCO REPORTER Page 1

    Publication of the UNITED CIVIC ORGANIZATION of CENTURY VILLAGE (WPB)Visit us on the Internet at century-village-wpb.blogspot.com

    From the Desk

    of President

    George

    Loewenstein

    Volume 29, No. 2 February 2010

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    Stay In

    Touch

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    TV 63

    Frankly Speaking:

    Vice President

    Frank J. Cornish

    IhopeeveryoneenjoyedtheirNewYearsandhopeyou

    haveahealthyyearahead.A

    newyear;letpeaceprevail.We

    haveanextremelyimportant

    electioncomingupinMarch.

    Wewillhavetoelect:anew

    President,twoVicePresidents,

    Treasurer,RecordingandCor-

    respondingSecretaryand20

    Executive BoardMembers.

    Itisoftheutmostimportance

    thateachPresidentconsult

    withtheresidentsofhis/her

    respectivebuildingastowhomtheyfeelwouldbestservethe

    Villageandcasttheirvotesfor

    thosecandidates.

    IwaselectedbytheVillage

    asVPtwoyearsago,andthank

    theUCO Reporterfornally

    placingmycolumnonthe

    frontpage.Istartedajourney

    toimprovethequalityofthis

    Village.Workingdiligently

    tohavingcanopiesputupon

    DuckIslandandthenewup-datedslingfurnitureforthe

    pools.Iaminmyofceevery

    daytohelppeoplewiththeir

    problemsandmaketheirlife

    easier.Peoplewhohavecome

    tomewithproblemsandknow

    Iwillalwayshelpthem.

    Remember,donttakethis

    electionlightly,thisisthe

    futureofourvillage.Readall

    youcanaboutallthecandi-

    datesandmakeanintelligent

    decision.Alldelegatesmust

    makeitapointtovote.Thisishowyougivethepeoplein

    yourbuildingvoice,bycasting

    theirchoice.

    Votingwilltakeplaceon

    March5that8:00a.m.Please

    bethere!

    Asalways,youcanreach

    meattheUCOofceduring

    regularhours,andatmyhome

    onweekends,ifIcanbeofas-

    sistance.o

    Delegate MeetingFri, Feb 5, 9:30 amClubhouse Theater

    Century Village

    Welcomes 2010By Syd Kronish

    NewYears2010 arrived

    with a sensationalbang

    inWestPalmBeach.Agala

    dancepartywasenjoyedby

    morethan400happyVillag-

    erscelebratingtheNewYear

    instylehigh-fashionstyle

    thatis,withtheladiesattiredinglitterygownsandcocktail

    dressesandthemenwearing

    jacketsandties.

    Our own Dot Loewenstein

    observed the following: For

    example, there was a white

    ared-leg pantsuit, a purple,

    and a fuchsia outt, as well as

    silver sparkles, but the royal

    blue with bling galore took

    the cake in my opinion. And

    that was just the men! (Joke.)

    Several tuxes were seen, and a

    few red bow ties were notice-able, along with one gent in a

    pink jacket with white slacks.

    Another showed off a white

    jacket with a red shirt and

    white tie. Added to this was

    the New Years Eve black hat,

    and he could have vied for a

    job with the Sopranos.

    Allthetableswerereserved

    forpartiesofeight,andgaily

    decoratedwithablacktable-

    cloth,goldcups,napkins,and

    goldandblackglitterycenter-

    pieces.Fedorastyleblackhats

    wereprovidedforthemenand

    forthewomengoldandblack

    tiarasandgoldnecklaces.Of

    course,therewerealsothe

    obligatorynoisemakers.

    Continued on Page 11

    The Reporterrecentlyheldatributetothememoryofitslongtimeeditor,IrvLazar,whopassedawaylastmonth.Sixty-ve

    peopleattended,includingIrvsbrotherandson,allsharing

    memoriesofIrv.TheJewishWarVeterans,ofwhichIrvwasa

    member,providedanhonorguard.

    ElectiontimeforUCOofcers isdrawingclose.Wewill

    beelectinganewPresident(Icannotseekre-electionbecause

    Iamtermlimited),twoVicePresidents,aTreasurer,Record-

    ingSecretary,andCorrespondingSecretary,aswellastwenty

    ExecutiveBoardmembers.

    If you wishtoseekanyofthesepositions, you can call

    RobertaFromkinat712-0259beforethedelegatemeetingon

    February5 th,orbenominatedandsecondedbyadelegateon

    February5th.Electionwillbeheldbetween8and9a.m.on

    March5th,withonlydelegatesbeingabletovote.Theelectedofcersandboardmemberswillbeinstalledatabrunchon

    March14thattheMarriottHotelinWestPalmBeach.Everyone

    isinvitedtoattend.

    Inafewweekswewillbegettingnewpoolfurnitureforthe

    guestpoolinbackoftheclubhouse.Insteadofstraps,wehave

    orderedmeshinatanhuetoblendwiththecolorofthewalls

    oftheclubhouse.

    TheOperationscommitteehasauthorizedWPRFtoissuea

    daypasstoguestsofresidentsregardlessofwheretheguest

    lives.Thepass,costing$3,willenabletheholdertousethe

    clubhousefacilitiesandpoolsbutdoesexcludetheHastings

    FitnessCenterandBingo.

    January18thwillbethestartingdateofUCOsbookkeeper

    (ourfthpaidemployee),MarilynLanisi.Shecomestouswithmanyyearsofexperienceandwillbeavaluableassetin

    thenanceofce,allowingthetreasurermoretimetoactin

    thatcapacity,overseeinginvestments,doingnancialplan-

    ning,etc.

    KudosgoouttoAbbyKofer,thetalentscoutwhobooksall

    ourshows.Havingattendedmanyshowsthisseason,Imustsay

    theywereallexcellent.Someofthesesameshowsalsoplayat

    theKravisCenter,butatmuchhigherticketprices.Justoneof

    theperksweenjoybylivinginCenturyVillage.

    Wehavejustbeennotiedbythecompanythatoperatedthe

    postalvanthattheynolongernditprotabletobringitsvan

    intothevillage.Theyhavediscontinuedtheirservicehere.We

    aretryingtoseeifthePostOfcewouldbeinapositionto

    bringtheirvanintoourclubhouse.Staytuned.o

    The pool chair in question. Photo by Rodger Carver

    Haiti Earthquake

    Red Cross

    International

    Response Fund D ia l 9 09 99 , t ex t Ha i t i ; $ 10 w i l lautomaticallyappearonyourcell phone bill. Or,youcantellthecashieratPublixtoaddanyamountyouwishonyourcashreg-istertape.

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    Page 2 THE UCO REPORTER February 2010

    At the Delegate

    Assembly

    Betty Lapidus

    January 8, 2010

    OPENEDThismeeting

    wascalledtoorderbyPresi-

    dentGeorge Loewensteinat

    9:30a.m.inourauditorium.

    PLEDGEofAllegiance

    wasrecitedbyallandledby

    Capt.Calloway.

    MINUTESoftheDecem-

    bermeetinghadbeendistrib-

    utedandreadacceptedas

    presented.

    T RE AS U R ER S R E-

    PORTaccepted. PRESIDENTSREPORT

    PresidentGeorgeLoewenstein

    introduced Ms.LisaSmall,

    whoisrunningforJudge.He

    thenintroducedMr.Edmond-

    son,InformationOfcerfrom

    theD.A.sofce.Therewasa

    representative,Alifromthe

    MedicalCenterhereinC.V.

    U NF IN IS HE D B US I-

    NESSRandallBorchardt

    p r e s e n t ed t h e p r o p o s e d

    amendments.Discussion

    andanalysisfollowedrepage

    1A;page2B1,B2,B3

    andC;Amendment#2and

    amendment#3nofurther

    discussion.Allwerepassed

    unanimously.PresidentLoew-

    ensteinreportedthatourattor-

    neyisanalyzingeverything.

    PresidentLoewensteinan-

    nouncedthatourRepertory

    theaterhasbeenworkingvery

    hardandwillperformonJan.

    24that8p.m.andJan.25that

    2p.m. C O M M I T T E E R E -

    PORTSLt. Kronsperger

    andCapt.Callawaywished

    usallaHappyNewYearand

    remindedyoutobecarefuland

    tostayalert.Questioncana

    camerabeusedattheHaver-

    hillgate?Answersomelegal

    aspectsmustbeaddressed.

    INVESTIGATIONSLou-

    iseGersonreportedthatall

    investigationsarecondential,

    andcannotbetransferredto

    anotherassociation.

    UCO INSTALLATION

    NoQ&A.

    INSURANCEDanGlad-

    stonesubmittedhisreport.

    T R AN S P ORTAT I O N

    BarbaraCornishreportedthat

    theSeniorDaydateiscorrect.

    Aquestionre:canwehavea

    bustotheairport?Thiswillbecheckedout.

    MAINTENANCEThere

    wasaquestionrethepotholes

    ontheroadtotheWachovia

    Bankhereferredtothe

    Countyasthisdoesnotbelong

    toC.V.

    CHANNEL63Therewill

    beinterestinginterviewsat6

    p.m.and7p.m.

    CABLEDaveIsraelsaid

    thatComcasthasshiftedits

    schedule.Pleasereadhiscol-

    umnintheupcomingRE-

    PORTER.Withregardtothe

    secondboxforyoursecond

    TVseetheComcastsched-

    ule.DaveIsraelsaidthatifyou

    getabillbringittohim.We

    arewaitingforaletterruling

    onthequestionoftaxesonthe

    entrancefee.Seehiscolumnre

    aJohnDoetosignforab-

    sentunitowners.Thiswillbe

    explainedinhiscolumninthe

    REPORTER.Reaquestion

    regardingHBOthiswouldcostabout$5.70permonth,

    andmustbevotedonandmust

    beacommonexpense.

    C E RT Ja c k ie K a r l a n

    reportedthatthenextmeet-

    ingwillbeonJanuary18th

    3p.m.

    REPORTERDotLoew-

    ensteinreportedtherewasno

    phoneservicetotheFaxma-

    chineonThursdayandshould

    bereadybyTuesday.

    I N VE S TI G AT I ON S

    Louise Gerson reportedthat

    whenyouliveinabuilding

    thereportiscondentialand

    whenyoumoveintoanother

    associationtheywantyou

    investigatedandyoumust

    pay$100wemustnotuseselectiveenforcement.

    MAINTENANCEJerry

    KarpfreportedthatonFebru-

    ary9th,theBuildingDept.

    willpresentaprogramon

    Codes,etc.andonFebruary

    4thBoardmembersrespon-

    sibilities.

    UCOREPORTERAlet-

    terthathadbeensenttothe

    REPORTERfor publication

    hadnotbeenacceptedandthe

    writerwantedtoknowwhy.

    MyronSilvermanrespondedthattheydidnthavethespace

    availableanditcouldnotbe

    consolidated;itwillbepub-

    lishedwhentheyhavethe

    spaceandtimeavailable.

    C OM MU NI TY R EL A-

    T I O N S Te d S i l v e r m a n

    reportedonthesuccessof

    Centenarian BuffetCelebra-

    tionof2009andtheyhave

    beguntoworkonthe2010cel-

    ebration.Theirnextmeeting

    willtakeplaceonThursday.

    Wewillbekeptinformed.

    PresidentLoewensteinan-

    nouncedthattheEditorial

    meetingwilltakeplaceatthe

    UCOofceat1p.m..

    SAFETYGeorgeFrank-

    linadvisedustovoteonFeb-

    ruary2nd.

    NOMINATIONSEARCH

    C O M M I T T E E R o b e r t a

    Fromkinremindedustosend

    inyourbiosandphotosfor

    theupcomingelections.At

    thenextmeetingtherewillbenominationsfromtheoor.

    NEWBUSINESSNone

    S E C U R I T Y A l M c

    Laughlinreportedonfakeor

    copiedgatepassesthese

    passeswillbeconscated.

    M OT I ON To a d j ou r n.

    Meetingwasadjournedat

    10:55a.m.o

    As of 1/13/10

    Date Time Group Location

    2/1/10 1:30pm ExecutiveMeeting Clubhouse

    2/3/10 1:30pm CERTSubcommittee UCOOfce

    2/4/10 10:30am Maintenance-Ombudsman RoomC

    2/4/10 2:00pm TownMeeting-GolfCourse Theater

    2/5/10 9:30am DelegateAssembly Theater

    2/5/10 1:00pm Editorial UCOOfce

    2/5/10 2:00pm Security UCOOfce

    2/9/10 10:00am Irrigation UCOOfce

    2/15/10 1:30pm Transportation RoomB

    2/15/10 3:00pm CERT ArtRoom

    2/17/1 0 2:00 pm Town HallMeeting-Ho mestead RoomC

    2/22/10 1:30pm Welcoming/Orientation PartyRoom

    2/23/10 10:00am Operations UCOOfce

    2/25/10 10:00am Ofcers UCOOfce

    2/25/10 1:30pm Welcoming Clubhouse

    February Meetings

    AttingtributewasgiventoourbelovedIrvLazaronSun-

    day,January10.Itwasadaytorememberasalargegroupof

    family,friends,andmilitarycomradesgatheredtobidanal

    farewelltothelateeditorinchiefoftheUCO Reporter.

    UCOPresidentGeorgeLowenstein,chairmanfortheocca-sion,spokeglowinglyofIrvandhisimportancetothevillage.

    HewasfollowedbytheHonorGuardofJewishWarVeterans

    Post520,whichpresenteditsofcialmilitarymemorialcer-

    emony.SamRosen,commanderoftheJWVPost,reminded

    everyonethatIrvwasahardworkingmemberofthePost,

    devotedtotheconcernsofdisabledveterans.

    FromNorthCarolinacameIrvsbrotherNorman,andfrom

    Pennsylvania,sonKenarrived.Eachrecalledspecialmoments

    intheirlives.NormannotedhiscloserelationshipwithIrvdur-

    ingtheiryearstogether,whileKenspokeofhisfathersdevotion

    totheVillage.Therewas,ofcourse,aspecialmentionofhis

    tennisplaying.

    Othertestimonialsweregivenbyindividualsintheaudience,

    includinghisPlymouthneighbors,tennisandbowlingfriends,

    andworkingpartnersontheReporter.TheEastonbrothers,who

    printourReportermonthly,recalledtheirmanyyearswithIrv

    andhisinitialreluctancetograduatefromcutandpastetoa

    computerizedproduct.

    Themiraclereferredtoabovewastheunexpectedtributeby

    JohnSaponaro.Johnisawhizatthecomputerandacorner-

    stoneofthepaper.Seeingashyperson,whoseldomspeaks,

    walkuptosaymorethanafewwordshadtheaudiencein

    tears,withtheirmouthsopenintotalshock.Oneco-workerfor

    UCOremarkedthatinthethreeyearswesharedspaceshehad

    neverheardhimsayoneword.Totopofftheday,Johngreeted

    everyoneastheywereleaving,withahandshake.Andyes,his

    faceactuallyglowed. ThememorialremarksandtributetoIrvremindedusofthe

    timethatPresidentAbrahamLincolnmadehisspeechatthe

    Gettysburgcemetery.Hesaidpeoplewilllittlerememberwhat

    wesayhere,ratherthanwhatthey(thesoldiers)did.

    Wedifferwhenwesaywithreverenceandhumilitythatwe

    intheVillagewilllongrememberwhatwassaidhere,aswell

    aswhatIrvdidhere.

    Some in attendance inquired about charitable donations in

    Irvs honor, and the family suggested the Morse Home.o

    A Tribute to

    A Man for All SeasonsAnd a Miracle OccurredBy Syd Kronish

    PersonalsThank You

    I lostmydearestfr iendandhusbandHerbFormanon

    November27.Heleftmesud-

    denlyandImisshimso.Thank

    youtoallofyouwhoexpressed

    condolencesonhispassing.

    Therewillbeamemorial

    serviceatCongregationAitz

    Chaim,2518NorthHaverhill

    Road(acrossthestreetfrom

    CenturyVillageEastGate).

    ThedateisSunday,January

    31,2010at11:00a.m.Please

    cometohonorhismemory.

    Charlotte Forman

    A Sad Farewell Lastmonthwesaidasad

    farewelltoadearfriendand

    verysweetlady.JackieEdel-

    steinlosthercourageousbattle

    withcancer. Eventhough

    sufferingfromthatterrible

    disease,Jackiestayedinhigh

    spiritsuntilhernaldays.She

    willalwaysberemembered

    forhercharmingpersonality

    andjoyoflife.Sheissorely

    Dear Century Village

    Friends Wewouldliketothankev-

    eryoneforthekindnessshown

    toeachofusafterthetragic

    suddendeathofourbeloved

    Mother,Grandmother,Great

    Grandmother, Friend and

    Neighbor,MonaRadonsky.

    Shewillbemissedforher

    uniquewaysthatsheletpeo-

    pleknowshecaredforthem.

    HerAnsheiShalom,MorseandAndovercommunitieswill

    missherpresenceandherlove

    aswewill.

    Mayeveryonebesoblessed

    tohaveknownsuchasoulas

    Mona,TZiPiRadonsky,An-

    dreaWestandIlanaSpodick.

    Mayblessingsofjoyand

    lovecontinuetoowtoand

    fromallhearts.

    Shalom.Salaam.Peace.

    Rabbi TZiPi Radonsky

    missed.WeextendtoArnie

    andfamilyourheartfeltcon-

    dolences.Alay hashalom

    maysherestinpeace.

    Al Thomas

    Continued on Page 6

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    Insurance

    Dan Gladstone

    The installationsofnew

    shut-offvalvescontinuesuc-

    cessfully.ManyAssociations

    havealreadylinedupand

    arereadyfortheirturn.Itis

    convenientandalreadybeing

    usedinsomecaseswherea

    shut-offisneededurgently.In

    mybuildingithasbeenused

    twiceinanemergencyaswell

    asashorttermabsence.

    T he n ew b ud ge t f o r t h e

    2010insurancepoliciesis

    estimatedat15%higherthanlastyear.Itcomesafterade-

    clineinthepremiumsinthe

    lastfouryears.Theraiseis

    duetoapoliticaldecisionin

    TallahasseebytheHouseof

    Representativesandnotso

    muchbytheperformanceof

    theinsuranceindustry.Our

    shareinthemarketresultsare

    approximatelyahikeoftwo

    percent,whichisnottoofar

    fromtheinationrate.

    TheStateofFloridaisusing

    aCatastropheFundtoreinsure

    theinsurancecompanieswith

    cheaperpremiumsandtomake

    Hurricanecoveragemoreac-

    cessibletothepublic.Thisfund

    supposestohave$30billionto

    beabletofunctionproperly.As

    oftoday,thisfundhaslessthan

    $3billion.Mostofthefund-

    ingcamefromassessmentson

    theexistinginsurancepoliciesthatareissuedintheState.

    Apparently,thisisnotenough

    andothermeasureshavetobe

    takenlikeraisingthecurrent

    premiums.Wehavebeenlucky

    inthepastfouryears,butifG-d

    forbidsandFloridaishitagain

    bystorms,theStatewillhave

    toassesseachofusprobably

    throughtaxes.o

    Anita J. Cruz

    VP, WPRF, Inc.

    ImsureI amnotalone

    whenItellyouthatIwelcome

    theNewYear,andamvery

    gladthat2009hascometoa

    close.Lastyearwasparticu-

    larlydifcultformeperson-

    allywithtwosurgeries(June

    andNovember)andthevery

    difficultnewsofthedeath

    ofmyfatheronDecember4.

    Thankyoutoallofmystaff,

    CenvillRecreationemployees,

    UCOofcersandstaff,and

    allofthemanyresidentswhotookthetimetooffertheir

    condolencestome.Icertainly

    feelblessedtobeapartofthis

    communityofverycaring

    people.

    Thosewhowereinatten-

    danceatourNewYearsEve

    danceknowthatitwasavery

    excitingevening.Theband,led

    byPeteTerri,wasexcellentand

    playedwithalmostnobreak

    untilwellafterNewYears.

    Westillhaveplentyofgood

    seatsandfulltablesofeight

    leftfortheSweetheartsBall

    onFebruary13,2010.Peter

    Dinos bandwillhelp you

    dancethenightawayonthis

    veryspecial,romanticeve-

    ning.WPRFispleasedtopro-

    videdoorprizestosomevery

    luckyrecipients,soholdon

    toyourticketstubandyou

    mustbepresenttowin.Please

    rememberaspecialdance

    dresscodefortheSweethearts

    Ballwillbestrictlyenforced.RefertotheFebruaryHappen-

    ingsforfurtherdetails.

    Itisevidentthatourcom-

    munityisbrimmingoverwith

    talentedartists.You cansee

    monthlydisplaysofartwork

    onourClubhousewall,and

    youcanalsoattendourAn-

    nualArtShowtobeheldthis

    yearonFriday,February26in

    thePartyRoom.Weofferfree

    admissiontothisevent,where

    youcanspendasmuchtimeas

    youlikeadmiringtheworkofyourneighbors.Manyvaried

    artistsparticipate,andyou

    canbrowsethroughdisplays

    ofpainting,jewelry-making,

    quilting,ceramics,wood-

    working,glassfusion,stained

    glass,lapidary,andotherarts

    andcraftsnotlisted.Please

    supportyourneighborsand

    friendsbyattendingthiswon-

    derfulannualevent.

    T ha nk y o u t o a ll w ho

    a r e p a r ti c i pa t i ng i n o u r

    theaters 2009-10 season.

    Asyouhavealreadyseen,

    wehaveawonderfullineup

    ofshowstopleasealltastes

    in entertainment.Wealso

    provideregularupdatesby

    emailtothosewhowishto

    beonouremaillisttokeep

    youabreastofshowchanges

    aswellasprovideyouwith

    informationaboutupcoming

    showsandperformers.Ifyou

    wouldliketoreceivethese

    emailupdates,pleaselloutarequestforminourTicket

    Ofceandyourupdateswill

    beginthefollowingmonth.Or,

    ifitsmoreconvenientforyou

    todoso,youmaysubscribeby

    goingtoourwebsite,www.

    centuryvillagetheater.com,

    whichisbeingmodifiedto

    allowyoutosubscribeonline.

    Forthosewhohavetickets

    toseeTonyDanzainFebruary,

    pleasenotethattheTonyDan-

    zashowhasbeencancelled

    .

    MauriceHines isreplacing

    Tony on Tuesday, February

    16,2010at7:00p.m.There

    willbe no refunds.Tony

    Danzaticketsmaybeusedfor

    MauriceHinesshow.Fromall

    accounts,theMauriceHines

    showisfabulousandnoone

    willbedisappointed.

    Inconjunctionwithapolicy

    rulingfromtheUCOOpera-

    tionsCommittee,WPRFhas

    changeditsguestpolicyfor

    local guests(amendingthe55milerule).Effectiveim-

    mediately,bypurchasinga

    $3DayPassforyourlocal

    guest(s),youareabletoinvite

    yourlocalgueststoallWPRF

    facilitiesexcepttheHastings

    FitnessCenter,andtoallnon-

    ticketedfunctionsexceptBin-

    go(whichrequiresaphotoID

    guestcardfromourIDDepart-

    ment).ThisDayPassexpires

    at11p.m.onthedateofissue,

    andcannotbeusedforaccess

    throughthegatesyoustillneedtocallinyourguests.

    Pleasenotethatanadditional

    $3entertainmentfeewillbe

    chargedtoholder(s)ofaDay

    Passiftheydesiretoattend

    aticketedeventonthesame

    day,soifyourlocalguests

    onlywanttoattendashowor

    ticketedspecialtydance,they

    donotalsoneedtopurchase

    aDayPass.Pleasedirectany

    questionsregardingthisnew

    Continued on Page 20

    Timely Tax TipsBy George Loewenstein,

    C.P.A.

    I w ou ld l i ke t o r em in d

    thoseofourunitownerswho

    renttheirapartmentsthatany

    leaselessthansixmonthsand

    adayisconsideredashort

    termrentalandsubjecttoboth

    abedtaxof5%andasales

    taxof6%,atotalof11%.Anyleaseoversixmonthsis

    consideredlongtermandnot

    subjecttoeithertax.

    Manyofourresidentsem-

    ployaidesthattheypaydi-

    rectly(nottoanagency).

    UnderbothFederalandState

    law,theseaidesareconsidered

    employees.Listedbeloware

    theFederalandStaterequire-

    ments:

    I f y ou p a id m o re t h an

    $1,700toanyoneaideduring

    2009or$1,000inanyquarter

    youmustpaySocialSecurity

    of15.3%(7.65%withheld

    fromtheemployeeand7.65%

    yourshare).Thismustbere-

    mittedonScheduleHthatis

    ledalongwithyourpersonal

    incometaxreturn.

    Theaidemayalsoaskyou

    towithholdincometax,but

    thatisvoluntary.Youwillalso

    besubjecttobothFederaland

    FloridaUnemploymenttaxes

    andletherequiredFloridaunemploymentformsandpay

    thetax.You,astheemployer,

    mustalsosecureprooffrom

    youraidesthattheyarelegal

    residentsbycompletinganI-9

    form.Itisalsoessentialthat

    youapplyforanemployer

    identification numberfrom

    theInternalRevenueService,

    whichisdonebyllingout

    formSS4andthenthere-

    quirednumbercanbeattained

    bytelephone.

    LastlyyoumustgiveaW-2formtoyouraidesattheend

    oftheyear,showingthewages

    andtaxespaid.Compliance

    withtheaboverequirements

    isessentialifyouwanttode-

    ductyourpaymenttotheaides

    onyourincometaxreturn.

    Furtherinformationcanbe

    obtainedfrompublication926

    issuedbytheInternalRevenue

    Service.o

    @

    UCO InstallationGala AfternoonOnSunday,March14at11:00a.m., we will install our OfficersandExecutiveBoardattheMarriottHotel,WestPalmBeach.

    Adeliciousbrunchwillbeserved,aswellasawonderfuldessert.AlMatosandhismusicianswillpro-videmusicfordancing.Thecostperpersonremainsat$35.IbegantakingreservationsattheUCOOfficeonMonday,January

    18.Pleasemakeyourcheckspay-abletoUnitedCivicOrganizationandenclosethenamesofthosewithwhomyouwouldliketosit.Thereare10seatsateachtable.Ihopeyouwilljoinusforater-rificafternoon.Mary Patrick Benton, Chairperson

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    From the Desk of

    Vice President

    Jerry Karpf

    Ifanyoneremembersmyar-

    ticleinthebeginningof2009,

    itwasmyfondesthopethat

    alltheofficerswouldwork

    togetherforthebenefitof

    CenturyVillage;forthemost,

    ithasnotbeentoobad,except

    forsomepoliticaldifferences.

    Nowwehavegonethrough

    twoelectionsinthepastfour

    yearsthatwereadisgrace

    withnegativepressandcom-

    ments.Wearenowatthestart

    oftheelectionseasonfor2010andsomepeoplehave

    alreadystartedsmearcam-

    paignsagainstcurrentofcers

    andUCOmembersinstead

    ofdiscussingwhattheyhave

    contributedtoCenturyVillage.

    Oneofthecandidatesad-

    vertisesthatweshouldbe

    checkedbyanoutsideorga-

    nization.Thispersonshould

    wakeupitscalledanaudit

    thatwehavetoundergoonce

    everyyearasperlaw.This

    personevenalludestoclaim

    thateveryofcerinUCOis

    dishonest.Whereishisproof?

    Remember, statements like

    thatcouldendupincourt.

    Someofthesepeopleclaim

    tohavecheckedouttheirin-

    formationverycarefully,but

    thetruthismostofthetime

    theirinformationisbasedon

    hearsayorthetwistedway

    theypresentthefacts. Atpresent,wehaveseveral

    membersofUCOrunningwho

    havegoodtrackrecordsand

    haveservedCenturyVillage

    with distinction.Youknow

    whotheyare.Voteforthe

    peoplethathavehelpedim-

    prove conditions inCentury

    Villageandhavegottenthejob

    done,andhavedeliveredwith

    actionsandnotpromises.o

    Open ClubhouseBy Courtney Olsen

    Thismonthwehavesome

    veryexcitingactivities.The

    ValentinesDaySweetheart

    BallDanceisFebruary13

    at7pm.,andwehaveafan-

    tasticshowthesamenight,

    String Fever.

    Roni Steinis back! H er

    classes,From Big Bands toBroadwayand The Joy of

    OperabeganinJanuaryand

    willcontinuethroughMarch.

    Everyoneinterestedmust

    register.

    Conversational Yiddish,

    Jewish History,Art History,

    Knitting and Crochet, Pan

    Card Game, Folk Dance,

    Lapidary, Weekly News,

    Zumbaand Glass Fusion

    haveresumedfortheseason.

    To viewall classes, please

    pickuptheclassschedulein

    theClassOfce.

    Some residentsmayhave

    misunderstoodmyprevious

    articleregardinganewclass,

    Self-Defense .Thisisaclass

    thatteachesyouhowtodefend

    yourselfifneedbe;thereis

    absolutelynophysicalinterac-

    tion.Onceagain,registration

    isrequired.

    Acoupleofgroupsarebe-

    ingformed;thesegroups/clubs

    arefreebutrequirestudentinformation.Tobe added to

    thelist,pleasecalltheClass

    Office.The Chessgroupis

    lookingforexperiencedplay-

    erstojointheirclub,andBud-

    dhist Meditationwouldlike

    interested residents tojoin.

    PleasecalltheClassOfcefor

    moreinformation.o

    Investigations

    Louise Gerson

    Hopeeveryonehasahealthy

    newyear.In2009wehad496

    sales,449rentals,47deed

    transfersand73requestsfor

    occupantsforatotalof1,065

    investigations.Wehavebeen

    alittlebusy!

    Pleasecomeintoourof-

    fice tohave your questions

    answered.Wecannotgiveyou

    informationoverthephone

    aboutpendinginvestigations

    aseverythingiscondential.

    OurAssociationboardistheonlyonetomakethedecisionto

    acceptorrejectapersonwhen

    youseefromtheinvestigation

    reportthattheprospectivebuyer

    hasahistoryofdelinquent

    paymentsand/orahistoryof

    criminalwrongdoings.

    Ifyoumakeadecisionto

    rejectthisperson,wecanthen

    sendittoourattorneyforhis

    legalopinion.

    Thisdepartmentonlydoes

    investigations.Wegather in-

    formationandgiveittothe

    Associationboard only. All

    decisions are made by yourboard.Wecannotadviseyou

    whattodo.o

    Calling AllColumnists It is really more

    ecienttoworkwith

    email; send yourReporter article to

    ucoreporterwpb@

    bellsouth.net. If youdont have a

    computer, use afriends. Do not

    attach your article;write it directly on

    theemailmessage.

    d

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    Safety

    George Franklin

    TheFluseasonishere.We

    shouldknowthefacts.The

    regularuisourenemy.The

    H1N1SwineFluatthistime

    isnotamajorproblem.Itmay

    mutateandbecomeaproblem

    inthefuture.Thebestwayto

    ghtitisaFlushot.Inaddition

    weneedtoavoidthevirus.

    Thiscanbebestaccomplished

    bycarryingahandsanitizer.

    Whenyoutouchanysmooth

    atsurfacesuchastherails

    onourbussesyoupickupanyvirusesleftbyeveryoneelse

    thathastouchedit.Avirus

    canliveonasmoothsurface

    foruptotwodays.Itisacom-

    monreextocoughintoyour

    hand.Youmayhavenoticed

    whenyouenteracruiseship

    theysprayyourhands.This

    isbecauseoftherailings.In

    additiontheaverageadult

    touchestheirface18timesa

    minute.Trytoavoidtouching

    yourface.

    Every year in the United

    States, on average:

    5to20percentofthepopu-

    lationgettheu

    Morethan200,000people

    arehospitalizedfromu-

    relatedcomplications

    About36,000peopledie

    fromu-relatedcauses

    Pleaserememberthatthisis

    thecommonFlu

    Flu Symptoms and Cold

    vs. Flu

    Common Symptoms: fever(usuallyhigh)

    tiredness(canbeextreme)

    headache

    drycough

    sorethroat

    runnyorstuffynose

    muscleaches

    These symptoms may oc-

    cur, but are more likely in

    children than adults:

    nausea

    vomiting

    diarrhea

    Is it a Cold or the Flu?

    Fluandthecommoncold

    arebothrespiratoryillnesses,

    buttheyarecausedbydiffer-

    entviruses.

    Fluandthecommoncoldhave similarsymptoms (e.g.

    fever,sorethroat).Itcanbe

    difculttotellthedifference

    betweenthem.

    Yourdoctorcan giveyou

    autestwithintherstfew

    daysofyourillnesstodeter-

    minewhetheryouhavetheu.

    Ingeneral,theuisworse

    thanthecommoncold.

    Symptoms suchasfever,

    bodyaches,extremetiredness,

    anddrycougharemorecom-

    monandintensewiththeu.

    Coldsareusuallymilder

    thantheu.Peoplewithcolds

    aremorelikelytohavearunny

    orstuffynose.

    C ol ds g e ne ra ll y d o n o t

    resultinserioushealthprob-

    lems, such aspneumonia,

    bacterialinfections,orhospi-

    talizations.

    H1N1 Swine Flu

    The Swine Flu does not ap-

    pear to be a particular prob-

    lem at this time. You must geta H1N1 u shot anyway. The

    problem is that it may mutate

    at some point. This could make

    it a threat to us. Be sure to get

    your H1N1 u shot.o

    Is It Swine Flu or Regular Flu?

    Cold H1N1

    Fever FeverisrareTemperaturesof100Forhigherfor

    threetofourdays

    CoughingAhacking(mucusproducing)

    coughisoftenpresentAdryisusuallypresent

    Aches Slightbodyachesandpains Severeachesandpains

    Stuffy NoseStuffynoseiscommonly

    presentandtypicallyresolves

    spontaneouslywithinaweek

    Stuffynoseisnotcommonlypresent

    Chills Chillsareuncommon Chillsoccurin60%ofcases

    Tiredness Tirednessisfairlymild Tirednessismoderatetosevere

    Sneezing Sneezingiscommon Sneezingisnotcommon

    Sudden

    Symptoms

    Symptomstendtodevelopover

    afewdays

    Rapidonsetwithinthreetosixhours

    withsuddensymptomsofhighfever,

    muscleaches,shortnessofbreath,

    tightchest

    Headache Headachesarefairlymild Headachesoccurin80%ofcases

    Sore Throat Sorethroatiscommonlypresent Sorethroatisnotcommonlypresent

    Chest

    Discomfort

    Chestdiscomfortismildto

    moderateChestdiscomfortisoftensevere

    At the LibraryBy Chuck Waugh

    Free Tax Assistance at

    the Okeechobee Branch

    Library

    AARPTax-Aidevolunteers

    willprovideindividualizedtax

    assistanceonFridaysfrom

    10:00a.m.to4:00p.m.and

    onSaturdaysfrom10:00a.m.

    to1:00p.m.Pleasenotethechangeindaysandtimesfrom

    previousyears.Thisservice

    willstartonFebruary5and

    continueuntilApril10.All

    completedreturns will be

    E-led.Youmustbringyour

    currenttaxdocumentsandlast

    yearscompletedtax return.

    For those do-it-yourselfers,

    taxformsarenowavailableat

    thelibrary.

    TheOkeechobeeBoulevard

    BranchLibraryislocatednext

    toDunkinDonuts.Thehours

    are:Monday,Tuesday, and

    Wednesdayfrom10:00a.m.

    to8:00p.m.andThursday,Fri-

    dayandSaturdayfrom10:00

    a.m.to5:00p.m.AllVillage

    residents,includingseasonal

    residents,areeligibleforafree

    librarycardwithproperI.D.

    Visitthelibrarytoday!

    February Programs:

    Fridaysand Saturdays,

    10:00a.m.AARPTax

    Help Monday,Feb.1,6:00p.m.

    CreoleComputerClass

    Tuesday,Feb.2,8:30a.m.

    MousingAround

    Tuesday,Feb.2,2:30p.m.

    BeginningMSWord

    Wednesdays,Feb.3,10,17,

    and24,2:00p.m.Health

    andNutritionSeries

    Thursday,Feb.4,2:30p.m.

    CyberSecurity

    Friday,Feb.5, 10:30a.m.

    AdultBookDiscussion

    Series Monday,Feb.8,10:30a.m.

    WiiSportsonthebig

    screen

    Monday,Feb.8,6:00p.m.

    CreoleComputerClass

    Tuesday,Feb.9,8:30a.m.

    BrowserBasics

    Wednesday,Feb.17,10:30

    a.m.MousingAround

    Thursday,Feb.18,2:00

    p.m.Movie(102min,

    RatedPG)

    Thursday,Feb.25,2:30

    p.m.BrowserBasicso

    Time Is Running

    Out!By Roberta

    Boehm-Fromkin

    Officers,timeisrunning

    shortelectionsare almost

    here.Theslatewillbereadat

    theFebruarymeetingandvot-

    ingwilltakeplacethemorning

    oftheMarchmeeting.Were-ceivedbiosformostpositions,

    buttheonemostlackingisthat

    oftheRecordingSecretary.

    The slatefor all positions

    willbereadattheFebruary

    meeting,afterwhich,nomina-

    tionswillbeacceptedfromthe

    oor.

    Anominationmustbedone

    byaUCOdelegateandsec-

    ondedbyoneotherdelegate.

    Ifthenomineeisintheaudi-

    torium,he/shewillbeaskedif

    hewillacceptthenominationandifheisaresidentinCen-

    turyVillageforatleastnine

    monthsoftheyear.

    Theymustbew illingto

    serveontwocommittees.

    Thenomineemustalsobea

    memberingoodstandingof

    UCO.Ifthenomineeisnot

    intheaudience,anotemust

    besignedbyhimthatthe

    nominationwillbeaccepted,

    ninemonthsoutoftheyearis

    spentatCenturyVillageandis

    willingtoserveontwocom-mittees.

    Abioandpicturemustthen

    besubmittedimmediatelyto

    theReporter.So,ifyouknow

    ofanyonewhowillacceptany

    nomination,itwouldbewise

    tosuggestthatabiobeready

    tosubmit.Dontforgetthat

    allpositionsexcepttwoVice

    Presidentsareavailable.

    Be active and become in-

    volved in your community!o

    Clubhouse

    LibraryBy Dot Loewenstein

    Itsgoodtohavesomany

    volunteershereforthesea-

    son.Thepaperbackcollection

    seemstogrowbyleapsand

    bounds,andwehavehadto

    movetheTradeNovelsto

    thebackoftheroom.Youllrecognizethembecausethey

    looklikelargepaperbacks,but

    classier.Asalways,thedeci-

    siontotosspaperbacksthatare

    inpoorconditionisuptoyou.

    Bebravetherewillalways

    bemorebooks.

    Weverymuchappreciate

    residentsandvisitorsreturn-

    ingthetablestotheposition

    inwhichtheyfoundthem.Our

    planwastomakethelibraryin-

    viting,andwhenthetablesare

    alllinedup,militarystyle,itrepelsmanyvisitors.Soplease

    leavetheminDiamondposi-

    tions.Thisalsopermitspeople

    towalkbehindthetablesto

    reachthectionshelves.

    Onapersonalnote,somehave

    triedtocontactmeandcant

    locatemynameinthephone

    book.Thismaybeduetothefact

    thatthereareelevenlettersinmy

    surnamecanyougureout

    whichletterisconsistentlyomit-

    ted?WiththedeathofUCO Re-

    porterEditorIrvLazar,Ivebeenspendingmostofmymornings

    inthatofce.Ifyoumustreach

    me,trycallingtheReporterat

    683-9336.

    Wearegladtohaveour

    seasonalfriendsreturnand

    trustthattheweatherwillal-

    loweveryonetoenjoysome

    outdooractivities. Today is

    thersttimeinfouryearsthat

    weactuallybrokedownand

    turnedontheheat.

    Asalways,ournalplea

    isthatLargePrintbooksbe

    returned.o% % %

    +

    Beat

    the Clock

    ThedeadlinefortheUCOReporteraccept-

    ingallmaterialisthe

    seventh (7th) of the

    month.Dontbelate!

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    Editor Pro Tem ............................................. Dot Loewenstein

    Senior Editor........................................................Syd Kronish

    Associate Editor.............................................June Saponaro

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    Proofreaders ........ Claudette LaBonte, Mary Patrick Benton

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    To Be Accepted......items must display name, address, phone #.

    Classied Ads for CV Residents Only:

    Personal items for sale or wanted may be listed

    on a space available basis, FREE of charge.

    (Submit on 8.5" by 11" paper.)

    Submissions & Articles ...... Please type in caps and lower case

    letters, double spaced, any item. On a space available basis.

    Deadlines...........7th of each month (call about special problems).

    The ofcial newspaper of Century Village

    24 Camden A, West Palm Beach, FL 33417

    Tel: 561-683-9336 Fax: 561-683-2830

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    Ofce hours: 9:30 am-12:00 noon, Mon-Fri

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    Claudette LaBonte

    The United Civic Organization Reporter is publishedmonthly without charge to the residents of Century Village,West Palm Beach, FL.

    The United Civic Organization, aka UCO, is a not-for-protorganization. Its ofcers, directors, editors, staff, and anycommittee people are not responsible for typographical errorsor misrepresentations in any advertisements or articles. Theyare not responsible and assume no liability for the content of,or any opinions expressed in, any contributed articles whichrepresent the authors own opinions are not necessarily theopinion of UCO. Acceptance of advertising for products orservices in no way constitutes an ofcial endorsement ofthe product or service.

    OFFICERS

    President: George Loewenstein

    Vice Presidents: Frank Cornish, David Israel,

    Jerry Karpf, Bob Marshall

    Treasurer: Dorothy Tetro

    Corresponding Secretary: Avis Blank

    Recording Secretary: Betty Lapidus

    Community Assn. Mgr.: Rodger Carver

    Administrative Assistant: Mary Patrick Benton

    Ofce Manager: Mary Patrick Benton

    UCO-Business Coordinator: Edie Levine

    Ofce Assistants: Sandy Levine, Maria Levy,

    Florence Pires, Isabelle Scherel, Irv Small,

    Joyce Weberman, Marcia Ziccardy

    Receptionists: Sidele Bushaikin,Rhea Cohen, Sonia Goldberg, Natalie Hauptman,

    Claudette LaBonte, Beverly Lyne, Marie Oliver,

    Ron Massa

    Executive Board

    2102 West Drive, West Palm Beach, FL 33417

    UCO Ofce: Tel 561-683-9189 Fax 561-683-9904Ofce Hours: Mon-Thu 9am-1pm Fri 12 noon-4pm

    Dot Loewenstein

    Al McLaughlin

    Haskell Morin

    Marie Oliver

    Michael Rayber

    Joe Saponaro

    Phil Shapkin

    Myron Silverman

    Ted SilvermanLori Torres

    Jeanette VegliaOlga Wolkenstein

    I Was There OnDecember18,therewas

    aTownHallmeetingforour

    residentstomeetandhearfrom

    severalcandidatesseekingthe

    ofceofCongressmanserving

    intheU.S.HouseofRepresen-

    tativesforourdistrict.

    Themeetinghadbeenpub-

    licizedforseveralweekstobe

    heldintheClubhouseTheatre,

    atheatreofsome1,200seats.

    Therewereperhaps30peoplethatcametolistentothesix

    candidates,oneofwhomwill

    betheirnextCongressman.

    G eorgeFranklinandEd

    Blackseeminglydidtheirbest

    toassurethecandidatesthat

    asidefromthedismalturnout

    andthefacttheywouldbe

    addressingavirtuallyempty

    roomtheirmessagewouldbe

    seenonChannel63.Icannot

    sayifanyofthemaskedwhat

    theviewershipofChannel63is.Onemightwonderifany

    thoughtthecandidateshadof

    CenturyVillagebeingamajor

    votingforcewasdiminished

    bytodaysfractionalturnout.

    Mostofthepresentations

    bothindividuallyandcollec-

    tivelydealtwiththeissueof

    healthcareand,ofcourse,the

    healthcarelegislationnow

    beingconsideredinCongress.

    TheelectionwillbeinFebru-

    ary.Withsupporters of the

    legislationseekingtohaveitpassedassoonaspossible,it

    mightbedecidedbeforethe

    successfulcandidatetakesof-

    ce.Ofcoursethereislikely

    tobefutureaction,proposed

    ortaken,w ithrespectto

    healthcare.

    George R. Pittell

    A Misunderstanding Severalmonthsago,Isub-

    mittedahumorousverse,

    WhatIsaCrone?Itwas

    printedinJanuarysissueof

    theReporter.Becausethe

    authorisunknowntome,I

    wrote,submittedbyRosa-

    lind Smoller. Some readers

    interpretedsubmitted(sent

    inby)tomeanwrittenby.

    Iamsorryforthemisunder-

    standing.

    A Pleasant Surprise IdontknowwhereI and

    alotofmyfriendsinour

    Associationgottheideathat

    cable-TVratesweregoingup

    nextyear.Therewererumors

    of$5-10permonthincreases.

    Whatapleasantsurprisein

    workingonour2010budget

    tondthatourcable-TVrates

    weregoingdownbyabout

    $5perapartmentpermonth,

    thankstothenewcontract

    withComcastworkedoutby

    thecurrentUCOadministra-

    tionandtheCable-TVCom-

    mittee.

    ThenewOn-Demandchan-

    nelsofferahugeselectionof

    movies(someatcostbutmany

    free),TVreruns,andmusic.

    Ilovetheclassicalmusic

    channels(840and841),but

    whateverkindofmusicyou

    like,itsthere.

    Lanny Howe

    Another Update on the

    Golf Course Asofthiswriting(January

    7,2010)Ihavebeentoldby

    County Code Enforcement

    thattheyhavebeenintouch

    withAndrewWaldman,the

    ownerofthegolfcourse,and

    theinternalfencewasinstalled

    onthepropertywithagatethat

    ischainedandlocked.This

    fencereplacestheonethat

    wasremovedbyWaldmana

    fewmonthsago.Thisshould

    preventanyonefromcom-

    ingthroughthegolfcourse

    propertyinto CenturyVil-

    lageaslongasthegatestays

    closedandlocked.Ifanyone

    noticesthatthegatehasbeen

    leftopen,pleaseletmeknow

    andIwillfollowupagain

    withCodeEnforcement.The

    Countyadvisedmethatthey

    arenotrequestingafencetobe

    installedacrosstheentranceat

    Haverhillatthistime.

    Ialsowasintouchwiththe

    CountyLandscapeDivisionofCodeEnforcementand

    suppliedthemwithalegal

    rulingontherequirementfor

    perpetualmaintenanceofthe

    entire golf course property,

    insteadofjustmaintaining20

    feetfromthepropertyline.

    Theyaretakingthatunder

    considerationandwilladvise

    meshortly.

    IalsowasinformedbyCode

    Enforcementthat nes were

    imposedagainstWaldmanfor

    thetimethathedidnotcomplywiththeMagistratesruling.

    Ihavealsobeenintouch

    withtheSheriffsDepartment

    toaskthattheydofrequent

    monitoringoftheproperty

    toseethatundesirables

    havenottakenupresidence

    there.Theyhaveassuredme

    thattheywillcheck.Again,if

    youseesomeoneonthegolf

    coursepropertyotherthanthe

    workershiredbytheowners,

    pleasenotifytheSheriffsof-

    cetocheckonthesituation.

    ThePro-ActiveCommittee

    ofCenturyVillage, incon-

    junctionwithUCO,andwith

    theownersofthegolfcourse

    willbeholdinganotherTown

    HallMeetingtodiscussthe

    golfcourse.Thisisforthose

    residentsthatwereunableto

    attendtheOctobermeeting.

    Stayed tuned folks.

    Honey Sager

    VP, Pro-Active Committee

    Channel

    63 Memo The Channel

    63 lineup is as

    follows:

    All UCO, Spe-

    cial and TownHall Meetings

    appear at 56

    minutes past

    thehouruntil6

    minutes after

    thenexthour.

    Odd Hours

    showAnnounce-

    ments and

    Classes.

    Even Hours

    showClubsand

    Organizations.

    The recorded

    Delegate As-

    sembly will be

    shown for ve

    daysat9:00am

    and6:00pm.

    All requests

    foryourinforma-

    tiontobeshown

    must use the

    provided form

    at the UCO of-

    ce. Instruc-

    tionsareonthe

    form.

    PersonalsFannie Ushkow,

    Music Maker LetusrememberFannie

    Ushkow,animportantVillage

    musicmaker,whopassedaway

    shortlybeforeNewYearsDay

    attheageof95.Foroverthree

    decades,she enrichedthe

    Villagewithmusicandsong,

    alwayswillingtoaddhertal-

    entstoanygrouporcauseor

    occasionthatneededher.

    WhenFannieandherhus-

    bandarrivedintheVillage

    in1975,shepromptlyfound

    aneedforhermusicaland

    organizationalabilities. She

    recruitedanddirectedawom-

    enschorusthebeloved

    Melodearssoonaftershe

    arrivedandleditforthenext

    29years. Someoftheoriginalcharter

    membersoftheMelodearsare

    stillsingingFannieUshkows

    tunes,andthewholeVillageis

    stillapplauding.

    Edith Sharon

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    Your Theater

    Claudette

    LaBonte

    Iamwritingthisverylate

    onSaturdaynight,January2,

    2010.Wewereallblownaway

    byTheBronxWanderers.The

    ushercorpsusuallycompiles

    yourcommentsonashowin

    ourreport,butyoumadeit

    soclearandeasyforuswith

    wordslikephenomenal,

    fantastic,outstandingand

    itgoesonandon.Inaddition

    toitbeingafamilyaffair,they

    arepuretalent.Whatagrand

    waytobeginthe2010enter-tainment.

    So,asI havesaidmany

    times,buyfortheactsyou

    haveneverseenbeforeandbe

    pleasantlysurprised.Choose

    fromthefollowing(maybeall)

    forFebruary:

    Tue.,Feb.2,8pmThe

    PlattersandtheCornellGunter

    Coasters:ACVfavoritethat

    youalwaysasktoreturnso

    comeondownforafifties

    nighttoremember.

    *Sat.,Feb.6,8pmTherealNYGilbert&Sullivan

    playerscompanywiththeir

    ownspeciallittletwist.

    * S un ., F eb . 7 , 8 p m

    Stayin Alive:onenightofthe

    BeeGees.Youwontneedto

    closeyoureyesandpretend

    tothesound.Theylooklike

    therealthing.Thisshouldbe

    arockinevening.

    Tue.,Feb.9,8pmTovah

    Feldshuh.AthreetimeTony

    winner,threeDramaDesk

    Awards,fourOuterCritics

    Circleawards,theObieand

    Theater World award. How

    canwemisssuchaperformer?

    Bethere.

    Thu.,Feb.11,8pmMar-

    ilynMcCooandBillyDavis,Jr.Ahusbandandwifeteam

    sincemeetingwiththeoriginal

    FifthDimensiongroup.They

    haveearnedplatinumalbums,

    beeninBroadwayplays,tele-

    visionspecialsandsoldout

    internationaltours.Dontbe

    leftoutofthisone.

    **Sat.,Feb.13,7pm

    StringFever. From London:

    fourmusiciansplayingelec-

    tricstringedinstrumentsina

    uniquestyleshow.Howmany

    ofyoumissedthestringoflastyear?Thisperformanceisa

    mustsee.

    * * T ue ., F eb . 1 6 , 7 p m

    TonyDanza.Astageand

    screenstaraswellasadancer

    andsinger,andbestremem-

    CLUBHOUSE MOVIES

    UP (PG 96 min)

    voices of Ed Asner, Christopher PlummerBy tying thousands of balloons to his home, 78-year-old

    Carl Fredricksen sets out to fulll his lifelong dream to see

    the wilds of South America. Right after lifting off, however,he learns he isnt alone on his journey, since Russell, a

    wilderness explorer 70 years his junior, has inadvertently

    become a stowaway on the trip.Sun, 1/24, 1:45 pm; Mon, 1/25, 6:45 pm; Tue, 1/26, 1:45 pm;

    Sun, 1/31, 1:45 pm; Mon, 2/01, 6:45 pm(continued from last month)

    ADAM (PG-13 99 min)

    Hugh Dancy, Rose Byrne, Peter Gallagher, Amy IrvingRomance can be risky, perplexing and lled with the perils

    of miscommunication. A story about two strangers, one alittle stranger than the other. A lonely man with Aspergers

    Syndrome develops a relationship with his upstairs neighbor.Tue, 2/02, 1:45 pm; Thu, 2/04, 6:45 pm; Sun, 2/07, 1:45 pm;

    Mon, 2/08, 6:45 pm; Tue, 2/09, 1:45 pm

    PUBLIC ENEMIES (R 140 min)

    (rated R for adult situations)Johnny Depp, James Russo, Christian Bale

    Americas Most Wanted! The Feds try to take down notorious

    American gangsters John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson andPretty Boy Floyd during a booming crime wave in the 1930s.

    Sun, 2/14, 1:45 pm; Mon, 2/15, 6:45 pm; Tue, 2/16, 1:45 pm;Thu, 2/18, 6:45 pm; Sun, 2/21, 1:45 pm

    (500) DAYS OF SUMMER (PG-13 95 min)

    Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Zooey DeschanelBoy meets girl. Boy falls in love. Girl doesnt. An offbeat

    romantic comedy about a woman who doesnt believe truelove exists, and the young man who falls for her.

    Mon, 2/22, 6:45 pm; Tue, 2/23, 1:45 pm; Thu, 2/25, 6:45 pm;Sun, 2/28, 1:45 pm

    (to be continued next month)

    NO ADMISSION TO BE CHARGED

    beredforhisTVperformances

    inTaxiandWhos the Boss.

    **Sat.,Feb.20,7pmWhat

    a World by a Nice Jewish Girl,

    starringWendyLiebman.Sheis

    unexpected,knownforherone

    linersandperfecttiming,master

    ofthethrowawayline.

    Sun.,Feb.21,8pmCav-

    endish Classics.An evening

    ofLernerandLoewesmu-sic,featuringromancefrom

    Camelot,highlightsfromMy

    Fair Lady,Brigadoon, Gigi

    andmore.Comeandbebeau-

    tifullyentertained.

    *Tue.,Feb.23,8pmGive

    myregards toBroadway,the

    music,thestories,andmagic.

    Listentothemelodiousvoice

    ofDeanReagan,hisbewitching

    styleandcomictiming.

    *Sat.,Feb.27,8pm

    FeverThe Music of Peggy

    Lee,starringBuddyGrecoandLezlieAnders.AVegas

    husbandandwifeduopaying

    tributetoPeggyLee,known

    forhersultryrenditions.We

    arealwayslookingforsome-

    thingdifferent.Hereitis.

    R em em be r, dont get

    locked out.Therearethree

    showsinFebruarythatwill

    beginat7pm;thereisno

    admittanceafter 7:10.This

    respectsboththepatronsand

    theperformers.

    Theirperformancesarein-

    dicatedbytwo**.

    One*indicatesneverbe-

    foreseenatCV.Givethema

    tryandmakeyourselfsome

    newfavorites.

    Seeyouatthetheater.o

    Transportation

    Barbara Cornish

    Letmestartbywishingev-

    eryoneahappy and healthy

    new year!

    SinceIhavetakenover

    TransportationIhavereceived

    numerouscommentsheets

    withsuggestionswhichIhave

    beenlookinginto.Ihave

    madeitmybusinesstoride

    thebuses(allofthem)toun-

    derstandifwecanmakeany

    improvements.Theresidents

    shouldtakeadvantageofourbussystemanduseittogoto

    theshows,malls,Publixand

    restaurants.

    Ihopetohaveabustotake

    ustoseniordayattheSouth

    FloridaFair.Iwillpostatthe

    Clubhouse,channel63andthe

    CVBlog,tentativelyJanuary

    25,2010.Ifyouhaveasug-

    gestion,pleaselloutasheet

    attheUCOofceortheticket

    ofceintheMainClubhouse.

    Iwanttothank President

    GeorgeLoewensteinandmy

    wonderfulcommitteeforhelp-ingmeinmyrstmonthas

    chairperson.o

    Excursion Bus TripsExcursion Buses run Mondays & Wednesdays, every month.

    TheMondaybusnormallygoestoWellingtonGreenat9:30a.m.

    andreturnsat1:15p.m.Thissamebusmakesasecondtripat10:30

    a.m.toWal-Mart,returningat2:10p.m.

    EXCEPTION:The2nd MondaytripistoLakeWorthBeach,

    leavingat9:30a.m.andreturningby2:30p.m.Thisisabigbus

    holding48passengers.TheJanuarytripisonFebruary 8th.

    TheWednesdaybusnormallygoestoCityPlaceat10a.m.and

    continuesontoGardensMall,arrivingabout10:30a.m.Thisbus

    leavestheGardensMallat1:30p.m.andpicksupatCityPlace

    about2p.m.

    EXCEPTION:The4th Wednesday

    triponJanuary 27th

    iscancelled.TherewillbeNOexcursionbusonthatday.

    This48passengerbusisusuallyfull,soitmakessensetoarrive

    between8:30a.m.and9a.m.tobesureofgettingaseat.

    Welcome Back

    Seasonal

    Residents

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    Channel 63 Questionaire

    Howoftendoyoulookat

    Channel63?

    ______________________DoyouwatchtheDelegate

    Assembly?

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    DoyouwatchtheVillageReport?

    ______________________

    DoyoulookforaClassor

    Club?

    ______________________Pleasemakeanycomments

    orsuggestionsbelowand

    returnthisformtoeitherthe

    UCOOfceortheClubhouseTicketOfce

    ______________________

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    The Palm Beach County Health Department

    will be giving the H1N1 INFLUENZA

    Swine Flu Vaccine FREE OF CHARGE

    at this location!

    Monday, February 15,

    10:00 am-2:00 pm

    Pre-registration isrequiredby February4;please call

    683-9189between9:00amand12:30pmMondaythruThursday;Noonto3:30pmFriday,assoonaspossible,so

    wewillhaveadequatesuppliesonhand.

    This event sponsored by

    CERTCommunity Emergency Response Team

    Century VillageWest Palm Beach

    Clubhouse

    H1N1 Infuenza Swine Flu Vaccine Provided

    at No Charge!

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    Maintenance

    Jerry Karpf

    BeforeI startmyarticle,

    Imuststateourpolicywith

    regardtomanufacturersand

    anyonewholecturesatany

    maintenancemeeting:

    UCO and the maintenance

    committee do not endorse or

    approve of any manufactur-

    ers, product, or contractor. All

    opinions of any lecturer are

    strictly their own and not those

    of UCO. This article cannot be

    used in any legal matter.

    Ihavebeengettinganumber

    ofcallsaboutacommentthat

    wasmadeinthelastissueof

    the UCO Reporterregarding

    thearticlethatDanGladstone

    wroteandusedtheplumbing

    termballcock.Itistheoat-

    ingballandpostinthetankof

    yourtoiletwhichcontrolsthe

    owofwaterwhenthetoiletis

    ushed.When,overtime,the

    ballbreaksoffduetorusting,

    waterstartstorununcontrol-

    lably,causingthetanktoowoverandcausingmuchofthe

    waterdamagethathasaccrued

    inmanyapartments.Thispart

    shouldbecheckedoutatleast

    twiceayear.Agentlereminder

    toallassociationstosign

    uptohavethewatercutoff

    valvesinstalledassoonaspos-

    sible,becauseourpipeshave

    reachedtheirlifeexpectancy

    anditshouldbedonebefore

    theseasonisover.

    Therehavebeencomments

    aboutothermethodstoshutoffthewaterinanapartment.The

    problemwiththesemethodsis

    thattheyareawedbecause

    puttingavalveatthelineby

    thewaterheaterdoesnotshut

    downthewaterpressureinthe

    linetoaunit.Thenextmethod

    wouldhaveyoushuttingdown

    veorsixvalvestoshutdown

    thewaterinsteadofshutting

    onevalvethatisrightoutside

    theunit.Therewasanadin

    thepapersayingthataperson

    couldinstallavalvebythewatertankfora$20permit

    fee.Ihadcalledpermitdept

    andwasinformedthatthereis

    nosuchthingasa$20permit

    toinstallavalve.

    Iwouldliketoseeacopy

    ofthisso-called$20permitto

    installavalve.Anyonewho

    wouldliketocheckthisinfo

    couldcallMr.JoeKajak,the

    headplumbinginspectoratthe

    BuildingDepartment.From

    nowon,Iamrequestingthat

    theUCO Reporterhavethead-

    vertiserproveanystatements

    thattheymaymakeabout

    permitfeesorcostofservices

    thattheyputinanyad.

    Atpresent, therearesev-

    eralunitsthathavehadwater

    damageandcannotpassin-

    spectionbecausetheyhave

    tanklesswaterheaterswhich

    thebuildingdepartmentwants

    replacedandrewiredwitha

    conventionalhotwatertank.

    Sobewarned:Ifyouhaveany

    illegalwiring,waterdevices,

    fansetc.,andtheyareseenby

    abuildinginspectorforwhat-

    everreason,youmayhavea

    bigproblemandwillbeliable

    foraheavyne.

    Attachedisacopyofaletter

    fromtheBuildingDepartment

    answeringseveralquestionsI

    hadaskedwithregardtotank-

    lesswaterheaters.Pleasepay

    attentiontothisletter.Ittells

    youaboutalltheproblemswithtanklesswaterheaters

    andhowtheycanpossibly

    startare.Thereisonepart

    ofthisletterwhereIwanted

    clarication.Iagaincontacted

    Mr.Gathrightandaskedhow

    ahandfuloftanklesswater

    heaterspassedinspection.His

    answerwasthatthoseheaters

    wereofmuchlowerampsand

    meetcode,eventhoughthey

    dontheatwaterverywell.

    Othertanklesswaterheaters

    thathavebeenfoundrunonhigherampsandwillnotcom-

    plywithcodebecausethey

    willproduceanextraloadon

    existingwires,whichcould

    leadtocausingare.Iask

    you,isitworthhavingone?

    AtourDecember3meeting,

    Mr.BillRaphan,theOmbuds-

    manfromtheDepartmentof

    Condominium, Land Sales

    andMobileHomes,talked

    abouthowelectionsinCondo-

    miniumAssociationsshould

    beconductedinastepbystepapproach.OnThursday,Feb-

    ruary4,hewillagainbewith

    us,givingaclassonresponsi-

    bilitiesofboardmemberstoan

    association.Pleasesignupfor

    thisclassattheguardstation

    intheclubhouse.

    O ur n e x t M ai nt en an ce

    Committeemeetingwillbe

    onTuesday,February9at10

    a.m.inRoomCoftheclub-

    house.Thismeetingisopen

    toeveryone.Peoplefromthe

    BuildingDepartmentwillreturnandnishthelecturethattheywereunabletonishlastmonth.

    Everyoneshouldattendthismeeting.

    Reminder:classonThursday,February4signupinadvance.

    MeetingonTuesday,February9everyonewelcome.o

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    PRINCIPLES OVER POLITICSMY NAME IS PHYLLIS RICHLAND. FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT HAVE

    NEVER MET ME, I WAS A VICE PRESIDENT OF UCO FOR FOUR YEARS.

    PRIOR TO THAT, I WAS A MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD

    AND I WAS ON MANY COMMITTEES. I WAS ONE OF THE FOUNDING

    MEMBERS OF OUR CERT GROUP AND I ALSO CHAIRED THE LIFT

    COMMITTEE. I HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN UCO AND CENTURY VIL-

    LAGE FOR OVER TEN YEARS. THE HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF

    THE ELDERLY HERE HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY MAIN GOAL. I HAVE

    ORGANIZED HEALTH FAIRS AND HELPED FAMILY MEMBERS CON-

    NECT WITH ORGANIZATIONS THAT MADE IT EASIER FOR THEIR EL-

    DERLY.

    TWO YEARS AGO, I TOOK A SABBATICAL FOR PERSONAL REASONS,

    AND NOW I WANT TO REJOIN UCO AS VICE PRESIDENT AND SERVE

    THE VILLAGE ONCE MORE.

    I CAN ASSURE YOU STEADY LEADERSHIP IN TIMES OF CHANGE. I

    AM A TESTED LEADER AND MY INTEGRITY COUNTS.

    IF I WIN, YOU WIN!!!

    I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR CONSIDERATION. THANK YOU.

    PHYLLIS RICHLAND

    Urgent: CenturyVillage CondoOwners Need toSupport SB 780!ForeclosureProceedings/Paymentof Fees

    Dear Century VillageOwners,We need to make sure

    that Senate Bill 780, filedby Senator Evelyn Lynn,will pass through theLegislature and will besigned by the Governor!This bill, in short, de-mands that banks andmortgage companies areliable for Associationfees owed by units from

    the day of the filing forforeclosure. The bill pro-vides for retroactive ap-plication.

    See full text here:http://www.ccfj.net/PB10SB780.html

    We heard in the lastfew months many com-plaints from owners and

    board members demand-ing reforms because themany foreclosed units are

    causing serious budgetdeficits and increases ofAssociation fees, hurtingall owners. Write Senator Lynn athank-you note for fil-ing SB 780. Make sureyou say how much this

    bill is needed to protectthe financial sanity ofour Community Asso-ciations.

    Here is Senator Lynnsemail address: [email protected]

    And write Senate Presi-dent Jeff Atwater thatthis bill is desperatelyneeded and that it is timeto stop protecting banksat the expense of owners.Banks got bail-out mon-ey; our Associations didnot! Tell Senator Atwaterthat he has to stop killing

    bills that will help ourAssociations. He wantsto be Floridas next ChiefFinancial Officer. Let himknow how strongly youfeel about this issue!

    His email address:atwater. [email protected] We must act now be-fore the 2010 Legislativesession begins!

    Lilly Roberts

    CV Welcomes 2010Continued from Page 1

    TheUsherCorps,alsoattired

    inthelatestfashions,performed

    amostcommendableservicefor

    allthepartygoers.Theycollect-

    edticketsatthedoor,escorted

    theattendeestotheirnumbered

    table,andprovidedanyandall

    assistancewhenneeded.

    TheUsherstafffortheeve-ningpartyincludedClaudette

    LaBonte, Natalie Hauptman

    (chairpersonfortheevent),

    JoeFavorito,IsabelleScherel,

    CynthiaKronish,SamSut-

    ker,ShirleyBrevitch,Sandy

    Levine, NadaTauber, and

    MarilynPerroni.

    Notedintheaudiencewas

    UCOPresidentGeorgeLoew-

    ensteinandwifeDot,aswell

    asUCOVicePresidentFrank

    CornishandwifeBarbara.

    Thepartygoersbrought

    theirownfoodandbeverages.

    Someevenhadtheirdelicacies

    deliveredtothepartyroom.

    PeteTerriandhismusical

    marvelsplayedavarietyof

    tunesfromrumbatoboogie,

    muchtothedelightofthe

    swingingcouplesperforming

    theirfancyfootwork.

    As theclockstruckmid-

    night,everyonetootedtheirhorns, shouted loudly, and

    sangalongwiththebandas

    theyplayedAuld Lang Syne,

    huggingandkissingthose

    closetothem,anddrinking

    specialtoaststotheNewYear.

    Moredancingandtootingcon-

    tinuedwellaftermidnight,and

    thebandplayedon.

    Noonewantedtoleave.It

    wasanighttoremembera

    happyNewYearwelcomed

    withapredictionforagood

    yeartocome.o

    ( ( ( ( ( (

    Attention

    Newcomers CondodocumentsincludeBylaws,Dec-

    laration of Condominium and Amend-ments.Allnewunitowners,atclosing,

    aretoreceiveasetofthesedocuments

    fromtheseller,orobtainreimbursement

    fortheapproximatecostcostofreplace-

    ment.Theycanbeobtainedfromanytitlecompanyforafee.

    Anyquestions?AskUCO.

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    Ihavealwaysbeenapersonthatcaredaboutotherpeopleanddidmybesttoassistthem,beforeIcame

    totheUnitedStatesandsincethen.

    Iamadedicatedandresponsiblepersonandwilldomyverybesttocontinuetoworkforthebettermentof

    theresidentsofCenturyVillage. NotadaygoesbythatIdonotreceiveatleastveThankYousfromresidentsthatIhavehelpedinvarious

    ways.Myshoeboxoverowswithlettersofappreciationandmyvoicemailisfullwithmessagesofgratitude.

    InthenextissueoftheUCOReporter,IwilllistallthatIhaveaccomplishedfortheresidentsofCentury

    Villageoverthelast12years.

    IaskforyoursupportinvotingformetobethenextUCOPresident.Thankyou.

    Dan Gladstone for UCO President

    ChiefofPolice-goodcitizenshipaward

    MinisterofInternalDefense

    DanGladstonewastheheadoftheBenevolentPoliceAssociation

    intheCountyofHerziliyaDistrictinIsraelfrom1981until1990

    Policework

    Zahal,IDF,yearsoutstandingservice25years

    U.S.Achievementsinthenextissue.

    MY HELP TO PEOPLE STARTED IN THE OLD COUNTRY

    Dan, ex wife Pamela, daughter Karen, boyfriend Saul, son Allon, wife

    Ronit at the Brio restaurant in Palm Beach Gardens on January 5, 2010.

    1993-94.

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    Dave Israel

    MY PLEDGE TO YOU AS UCO PRESIDENT

    Reorganization: to save cost and run

    More efficiently.

    To listen: to listen to your needs

    without interfering and to help when

    needed.

    Heart: to care about people and treat

    them with dignity and respect

    I serve you as UCO President by being of you and

    for you. Service to this community is the

    hallmark of my presidency

    I AM ASKING FOR YOUR VOTE

    Classified AdsClassied ads are printed

    on a space available basis.

    Ads should be submitted by

    the seventh of the month in

    which they are to appear.

    Articles must be resubmittedevery month if they are to be

    repeated.

    All Classied ads must be

    on a full sheet of paper (8 x

    11). Scraps of paper will not

    be accepted.

    All items submitted must

    include name and address of

    contributor. Name and ad-

    dress will not be printed; this

    is for our information. The

    Classied ads are a service

    for UCO members only.

    Estate sale

    GolfsEdge,2nd,furnACH,

    newWH,scrporch,stepsto

    pool,Temple,EastGate,CH,

    rentablebldg.BO.Sacrice

    516-640-6701

    For Sale by Owner

    Mustbeseen:2BR,1ba,

    2ndcnr,brandnewtilebaths,

    brandnew CA,brandnew

    H WH , brand new fridge,brandnewstove,allnewcptg

    andtilethroughout,willpay

    allclosingcosts!Callowner

    712-8720

    Verylgsize2/2renov,tiles,

    CAC,hurrshuts,2fans,lux

    furn.$78,000negot786-

    473-2682;561-478-6564

    Oxford,SEcnr,2BRw/2

    wndoedbaths,wndoedkit

    andtiledsunrm,18inchtile

    throughout,byappt686-

    6372.

    AndoverC,cnr1st,2BR/2

    ba,1handicapba/stallshwr,

    newwoodlam fls, custom

    drapes,CAC,lotsoflite,hurr

    shuts,newWH,rentable,re-

    centlypainted,applwarranty

    current.$48,000561-689-

    0311;336-456-6259

    CanterburyD,1/1gr,un-

    furn,enclpatio,hurrshuts.$15,000662-0754

    DoverA,gr,1bed,1ba,

    CA,alltiled,lgpatio,nrCH,

    Egate,doctors,pharm561-

    686-5441;917-755-9583

    Short Sale

    Oxford500,2nd,2/2,newkit,

    bathsandtiles,lgenclpatio

    w/accesstopatiofrBRand

    Continued on Page 36

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    From the Desk of

    State

    Representative

    Mark S. Pafford

    Building a Culture of

    Educational Achievement

    and a Lifetime of Learning

    TheStateofFloridasedu-

    cationalsystemiscomposed

    oflocalschoolboards,county-

    administeredpublicschools,

    privateandparochialschools,

    publicand private colleges

    anduniversities,andtheFlor-

    idaDepartmentofEducation,

    whosemissionistoimprove

    academic achievementfrom

    pre-kindergartenthroughthecommunity collegelevel.

    WhenIvisitareaschools,I

    amalwaysimpressedwiththe

    enthusiasmofstudentsinmy

    districtandthroughoutFlorida!

    The standardized FCAT,

    currentlyadministeredto

    studentsingrades3-11,of-

    fersonlyasnapshotofastu-

    dentsability.HouseBill473,

    sponsoredbyRepresentative

    DwightBullard(D-Miami),

    callsforreplacingtheFCAT

    withcomprehensiveend-of-yearexams.Thesetestswould

    expandschoolaccountability

    byfocusingontheentiretyof

    astudentsscholasticachieve-

    mentthroughouttheyearand

    considersubjectsthatthe

    FCATdoesnot,suchascivics,

    geography,worldhistoryand

    thehumanities.IfRep.Bul-

    lardsbillbecomeslaw,itsre-

    formswouldbeimplemented

    bythe2014-2015schoolyear.

    Hereisasnapshotofprogress

    inmydistrict,aswellasthefu-

    turechallenges:65percentof

    schoolsinDistrict88arerated

    asAschools;24percentare

    ratedasB;and12percent

    ofschoolsareratedasC

    schools.Overall,District88

    ratesarebetterthanstatewide

    averages.However,Ibelieve

    wecandobetter.Schoolswith

    poorratingscontinuetobe

    punishedannually,whichis

    badforstudents,forteachers,

    andforFloridasfuture. Asthefatherofa17year-

    old-daughter,Iamconcerned

    w ith the ever-increasing

    expenseofacollegeeducation.

    Currently,5,545studentsfrom

    District88areenrolledin

    highereducationunderthe

    FloridaPrepaidCollegePlan.

    Thisplanoffersparentsa

    nanciallysoundandtax-free

    waytosaveforcollegeandcan

    beusedat11publicuniversities

    and28communitycolleges

    throughout Florida. Please

    visit www.myoridaprepaid.

    comformoreinformationor

    toenroll.

    Theimportanceofbuilding

    acultureoflifelonglearning

    forallFloridiansiscritical

    toourfutureeconomy.A

    highlyskilledandeducated

    workforcewill attract jobs.

    Ourpubliclibrariesarea

    wonderfulresource,andRoyal

    PalmBeachjustcelebrated

    thegrandre-openingoftheirr e n o v at e d a n d e x p a n de d

    branch!Also,thePalmBeach

    C o u n t y S c h o o l D i s t ri c t

    offersadultandcommunity

    e d u c a t io n c l a s se s f o r a

    nominalfee.Pleasevisitwww.

    pbceducator.nettolearnmore

    abouttheseclasses,insubjects

    fromnanceandcomputersto

    Englishandthearts.o

    The Readers

    Corner

    Lenore Velcoff

    The Help, KathrynStock-

    ettsNew York Timesbestsell-

    ingdebut,isasforeignand

    unknowntomeaswasthe

    storyoftheChinesepicture

    brideinHonolulu.Itisthe

    storyofawhitewomanin

    Mississippiinthel960swho

    helpsagroupofblackmaids

    telltheirstories.

    Stockettwrites thisbook

    throughtheeyesoftwoofthe

    maids,Aibileenand Minny,

    andSkeetertheproperSouth-

    ernmiss,prosperous, edu-

    catedandidle.Itistoldinthe

    rstpersonpresenttenseand

    bringstolifecharactersthat

    aresympatheticandreal.Each

    ofthemanyrelationshipsbe-

    tweenthelargecast,fromthe

    societywomenofJacksonto

    theirblackhelp,istoldwith

    ablendofrageandhumor.

    Theauthorwritessomeof

    thechaptersinthespeechand

    dialectofherblackwomen.NotbeingfromtheSouthat

    thattime,Icannotvouchfor

    theaccuracyofthisdepiction.

    Shecertainly describessome

    ofthecontradictionsofthe

    timesthough,whenviolence

    andhatredwereagiven,but

    sowereloveandcompassion

    onbothsidesofthestory.The

    characterswerefullydevel-

    opedandthestorysuperb.

    Thereisnotrickiersubject

    forawriterfromtheSouth

    thanthatofaffectionbetweena

    blackpersonandawhiteonein

    theunequalworldofsegrega-

    tion,wroteHowellRaines.

    I b e l ie ve M s. S to c ke t t

    showedcourageintellingthis

    storyofblackwomenwhoare

    complex,strong,moral,intel-

    ligent,funny,withemotional

    depthandvulnerability.She

    alsodescribessomeofthe

    whitewomenwithalltheir

    frailtiesandscabs.Sheex-

    plorestheviewpointsofothers

    unlikeherself.Whetheritisan

    accurateportrayalonlysome

    Southernerscansay.The Helpissurelydifferentfrommost

    booksyouwillread.Youwill

    laugh,gasp,cheerandcry.oV

    Whats Your

    Responsibility? AssociationPresi-

    dentsareresponsi-

    bleformakingsure

    thatcopiesofthe

    UCOReporterare

    distributed when

    theyarepublished.

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    Recreation

    SailingGail

    Fei

    WelcometotheSailClub

    news!Wearesoproudofour

    newdockareabeautication

    andweoweabigthankyoutoWPRFformakingourareaso

    neatandattractive.TheClub

    membersareagainreadyto

    hoistthesailsandbeginanew

    seasonofexcitingactivities!

    Thekick-offtotheFallRace

    SeriesbeganNovember3 rdat

    1:00p.m.andwasfollowedby

    ourmonthlyPotLuckDinner

    atSomersetPoolat5:30p.m.

    Manysnowbirdshavereturn

    fromtheirsummerhiatusin

    thenorthandareveryhappy

    tobepartoftheCenturyNavyagain.

    On De ce mb er 1 stat5:30

    p.m.,therewasaPotLuck

    andPoolPartyattheSom-

    ersetPool.Thesedinnersare

    highlysuccessfulandnottobe

    missed!

    TheAnnualBreakfastand

    InstallationofOfficerswas

    heldonSunday,January17,

    2010intheClubhouse.Atthe

    AnnualBreakfastthenewof-

    cersfor2010wereinstalled.

    Theyare:CommodoreRay

    Mullen, Vice Commodore

    RonHelms,RearCommodore

    HorstFei,ScribeHelgaLieb,

    andTreasurerFinaCucalon.

    TheWinterRaceSeries

    startedTuesdayJanuary5 thand

    willrunforsevenweeks.

    EveryrstTuesdayofthe

    monthwillbeaPotLuck

    supperattheSomersetPool

    at5:30p.m.Therewillbea

    luncheoninFebruaryatthe

    GoldenCorral;checkthebul-letinboardfordetails.

    OurDockAttendant/Sailing

    Instructor,HelgaLieb,willbe

    happytohelpnewsailorsand

    isondutyTuesday-Fridayfrom

    11a.m.to5p.m.andSaturday

    from9a.m.to1:00p.m.Card-

    holdingsailorsmayusethe

    buddysystemandsailwhen

    Helgaisnotatthedock,by

    goingtotheofce,gettingthe

    key,andreturningitwhenyou

    andyourbuddyarenished.

    CheckthebulletinboardfordatesandphotosofClubMem-

    bersenjoying each others

    company.HappySailstoYou!

    Snorkel ClubSandy

    Wynn

    DinnerattheGoldenCorral

    inDecemberwasfunandwe

    werequiteacrowd.Sittingwith

    newandoldfriendsinaspecial

    areamadeitallthenicer.Then

    offtoenjoytheholidaydisplay

    atHoffmansChocolateShoppe

    inLakeWorth.Unfortunately,

    assoonasthecaravanarrived,

    theskyopenedup.Atleastthe

    insideoftheshopwasawonder

    withthearomaofchocolateand

    everytypeandshapeimaginable

    available.Inspiteofthedown-

    pour,wedidhaveagoodtime.

    OnTuesday,January5,we

    hadaPotLuckSupperwith

    thesailingclubatSomerset

    poolat5:30p.m.Therewas

    asnorkelingtriponSunday,January10.Thetriptosnor-

    kelwiththemanateeswill

    beonFebruary2,3and4at

    CrystalRiver.Mustcallfor

    reservationsatthemoteland

    diveshop.

    Theclubcarriesaniceline

    ofsportsclothinganddiffer-

    enttypesofheadcoverings

    withoursnorkellogo.Our

    meetingsarethethirdFriday

    ofeachmonthat10a.m.in

    theMainClubhouseinRoom

    A.Comejoinusandbewithagreatgroupofhappypeople.

    Formoreinformationonthe

    trips,callJudyMaliziaat716-

    697-4350.

    TennisJerry

    Goldberg

    Iwouldrstliketowish

    allourTennisClubmembers

    averyhappyNewYear.Our

    breakfastmeetingattheSom-ersetTennisCenterlastmonth

    wasverywellattended.A

    numberofnewcansofballs

    weregivenouttothehappy

    winnersofourraffle.The

    ClubmembersreelectedAlan

    Cutlertoanothertermasour

    President.RhodaNadelwas

    chosenasournewV.P.and

    Chris Mohantywill remain

    ourSecretary.LesRivkinhas

    acceptedthepositionofTrea-

    surerinmyplace.

    A n u m be r o f c o m me nt sw eremaderegardingthe

    dreadfulstateofthosetennis

    courtswhichwerenotresur-

    facedlastyear.Cracksand

    sinkholesarecreatingdanger-

    ousplayingconditionsforour

    playersandguests.Weare

    hopingthatUCOandWPRF

    willaddressthisissuebefore

    someoneisseriouslyinjured.

    O ur t e n ni s t ea m s h av e

    arrangedtoplayourhome

    matchesonthesoftcourts

    atthePalmBeachTennisClub

    acrossHaverhillRd.andall

    residentsarewelcometocome

    watchtheaction.Wehaveen-

    teredtwomensteamsinthe

    PalmBeachSeniorDoubles

    League(inLevels2and6)

    withplaycommencingabout

    11am onThursdays through

    midMarch.Ourschedulesare

    postedonthebulletinboardatourTennisCenter.TheLeague

    Standingswillbereportedin

    mynextarticle.

    Anyresidentwishingtojoin

    theTennisClubshouldcontact

    TomSpeerin,ourTennisCen-

    terDirector,attheSomerset

    Courtsonweekdaymornings.

    Duesforthisyearhasbeenset

    at$8permember.Clubshirts

    andvisorsarealsoavailable

    forpurchase.Youcanmake

    arrangementsfortennisles-

    sons,andapracticecourtwithballmachinecanbeusedto

    improveyourskills.o

    p

    TpolicytoourStaffOfce,ID

    OfceorAdministrativeOf-

    ceforclarication.

    Asreportedinoneofmy

    earlierarticles,someofour

    residentsare still making

    photocopiesoftheirWPRF

    IDcardsandattemptingto

    usethesecopiestogainadmit-

    tancethroughthegatesand/or

    toWPRFfacilities.Whenever

    aphotocopiedIDispresented,

    ourguardsareinstructedto

    confiscate that photocopy

    andreturnittoourIDofce.

    WPRFthenmaintainsarecord

    ofthosewhohavechosento

    usetheirownphotocopied

    IDcard(s)aspartofthat

    residentspermanentrecord,

    andrepeatoffenderswillface

    a periodof suspensionfrom

    WPRF facilities. I strongly

    urgeeveryresidenttorefrain

    fromthispractice,andsimplypresenttheWPRF-issuedID

    cardwhenrequestedtodoso.

    Ourstaffishardatwork

    makingyourWPRFfacilities

    asefcient,cleanandwell-

    maintainedaspossible.Please

    lookfornewimprovementsto

    ouroutdoorfurniture,theten-

    niscourtsandPicnicIsland,to

    nameafew,asweworkonthe

    2009-10budgetedprojects.

    HappyNewYeartoall of

    you,andbewell.o

    WPRFContinued from Page 3

    Stamps in

    the News

    Syd Kronish

    Whatsaheadforthe2010

    stampprogram?

    Letstakeanexcitinglook

    atafewitemsfor2010releas-

    esbytheU.S.PostalServices.

    Wealreadyreportedthe

    stamp hailingthe Winter

    OlympicstobeheldFebru-

    ary12-28inVancouver,B.C.

    Canada.Featured w as an

    airbornesnowboarderagainst

    abackdropofasnow-capped

    mountain,andisbeingissued

    January22. T he 2 0 10 l in e- up i s a n

    excitingandvariableone.

    Atributetothereveredand

    popularMotherTeresa,who

    receivedtheNobelPeacePrize

    in1979forherhumanitarian

    workwiththepoorandsuf-

    feringofvariouspartsofthe

    worldisontheagenda.She

    wasnamedanhonoraryU.S.

    citizeninappreciationforher

    dedicationtoherlifelongwork

    forthelessfortunate. Sportsfanswillwelcomethe

    recognitionoftheNegroBase-

    ballLeague,whichoperated

    from1920-1960.Honoredwere

    agroupofremarkableathletes

    evertoplayinthissportbut

    weredeniedtheopportunityto

    participateinthemajorleagues,

    untilJackieRobinsonbrokethe

    colorlinewiththeBrooklyn

    Dodgersin1947.

    CowboysoftheSilver

    Screenisthetitleofasetof

    fourstampshonoringaquar-tetofheroesoftheAmerican

    Westinearlylmroles.The

    honoreesare:WilliamS.Hart,

    TomMix, GeneAutry, and

    RoyRogers.Memoriesof

    thesesaddledexpertswilllive

    forever.Thesestampswillbe

    releasedinApril.

    SundayFunniesshows

    astampedpaneofcartoon

    charactersArchie,Beetle

    Bailey,DennistheMenace,

    Gareld,CalvinandHobbes.

    Their humorousanticswereappreciatedbyyoungandold

    tostartofftheweekwithabig

    laugh.Julyisthedateforthis

    issuance.

    Carryingonthefunnyside

    isastampfeaturingAmericas

    favorite cartoonistof World

    WarII,BillMauldin.Bills

    workwasdedicatedtoapair

    ofG.I.soldiers,WillieandJoe,

    invariousfunnysituations

    withseriousbackgrounds.His

    cartoonswerepublishedinthe

    45 th Divisionnewspaperas

    wellasthemonthlyStars and

    Stripes.

    Twowomenwhogained

    universalrecognitionfortheir

    performancesinthe20thcen-

    tury,KateSmithandKather-

    ineHepburn,willbeshownon

    separatestampsthissummer.

    KateSmith,thecelebrated

    songstressand entertainer,

    gained additional famewith

    herrenditionof God Bless

    America,writtenbyIrvingBerlin.Thesonghasbeen

    calledthenationssecond

    national anthem. Katherine

    Hepburnwillreceivethe2010

    Legends of Hollywood

    honorwithastampthatshows

    herportrait.Herpopularity

    waswelcomedinavarietyof

    rolesin40lms,manywith

    SpencerTracy,herco-star.

    Wewillbeinformingyou

    ingreaterdetailaboutthese

    stampsaswellasmanyothers

    onthe2010schedule.o

    .

    .

    .

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    February 2010 THE UCO REPORTER Page 17

    Arts &

    Entertainment

    Irv Rikon

    Theater Review:

    Copenhagen at Palm Beach

    Dramaworks

    MichaelFraynsaw ard-

    winningdrama,Copenhagen,

    issurelyoneofthemostintel-

    lectuallystimulatingandchal-

    lengingplaysIhaveeverseen.

    AndtheactingatPalm Beach

    DramaworksinWestPalm

    Beach,whereitrunsthrough

    January31,wouldseemtobe

    peerless.

    Attheoutset,theplaywrightestablishesthefactthethree

    onstagecharactersare dead.

    Buttheplayisbasedonanac-

    tualhistoricaleventthattook

    placein Copenhagen,Den-

    mark,in1941,whenphysicist

    NielsBohrandhiswifeMar-

    grethewelcomedtotheirhome

    anotherphysicist,Werner

    Heisenberg, a GermanJew.

    Thiswas during WorldWar

    Two,whenDenmarkwasoc-

    cupiedbyNaziGermany.Both

    theWesternAllies,notablythe

    UnitedStatesandtheUnited

    Kingdom,weresearchingfor

    weaponsthatwoulddefeat

    theotherside,searchingfor

    answersthatultimatelywould

    leadtothedevelopmentofthe

    atomicbomb.

    Whatrenderstheplaybril-

    liantisthemannerinwhich

    Mr.Frayninterweavesop-

    posingphysicstheoriesand

    the personalities of complex

    humanbeingswhohavecon-ictingideasofpatriotismand

    moralresponsibilityintoone

    engrossingstory.Thetwomen

    onceworkedincollaboration.

    Butnow,whyistheGerman

    visitingtheDane?Whatdidhe

    hopetogainfromhisfriend?

    Orarethey,weretheyever

    trulyfriends?Andwhenthe

    SecondWorldWarhasended

    fortheplaycarriesthem

    alongthroughthedevelop-

    mentoftheBombandbeyond

    howdotheylookbackuponwhattheyhavewrought?

    Alongtheway,thereisabun-

    dantdiscussionofquantum

    physics,wavetheoryandthe

    plightofpeoplejuststruggling

    tostayalive.

    Obviously,thisisaplay

    forsophisticatedaudiences.

    Yeteveryonecanmarvelat

    thecast.ColinMcPhillamy

    asNielsBohrandChristopher

    Oden as Werner Heisenberg

    actuallyappeartobethetwo

    mentheyportrayonstage.

    BothareworthyofCarbonell

    Awards as BestActor, the

    highestaward SouthFlorida

    bestowsonperformers.Eliza-bethDimonhasarelatively

    smallrolehere,actingasa

    kindofbufferbetweenthe

    men.Butthenagain,Ms.

    Dimon hasalreadyreceived

    anumberofCarbonells.J.

    BarryLewisdirectionisa

    marvelofminimalism.Three

    chairsandtwocolumnsareall

    thatareonstagebesidesthe

    actors,yetMr.Lewiskeeps

    thepeopleconstantlyyetun-

    obtrusivelymoving,creating

    theeffectofbothintimacyand

    distance.Kudostotheentire

    technicalcrew.

    Ifthesubjectmattereven

    remotelyappealstoyou,see

    this.Youllthinkaboutitfor

    alongtimetocome,whichis

    nottrueofalltheatricalexpe-

    riences.(Forticketsandaddi-

    tionalinformation,telephone

    514-4042oronline:www.

    palmbeachdramaworks.org.)

    Idohaveacautionarynote

    toadd:OnthenightIattendedthisperformance,Iandper-

    hapsthirteenorfourteenother

    peopleparkedinacornerlot

    virtuallynextdoortothe

    theater.Noattendantwason

    duty.Whenweemergedfrom

    thetheater,wefoundthatour

    carhadbeenbooted,blocks

    putonthefrontwheelssowe

    couldnotmovethevehicles.

    Someonecametotakeoffthe

    blocks enablingus todrive

    away,butthatlittlebitofnasty

    businesscosteachofus$65.Apparently, thetheater has

    passesofonekindoranother

    tobypassthisproblem.Askat

    theboxofce.o

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    Please note!!! DO NOT

    resubmit dates for events

    already appearing in Orga-

    nization News unless there

    is a correction.

    Amit Rishona Chapter:

    Meetsevery2ndTuew/colla-

    tionat12noonandmeetingat1:00pmatAitzChaim.

    Upcoming:Mar7,annualdin-

    ner(Jeanne688-9455,Anita

    686-9083).

    Anshei Sholom

    CongregationAnsheiSho-

    lomwillholdaShabbatDin-

    neronFriday,February19at6

    pm.AspecialShabbatService

    willbeperformedbytheSis-

    terhoodincludingourChoir.

    Complete Shabbat Dinner.

    ReservationsbyFebruary12;

    callTempleat684-3212.

    Purim musical play,Boy-

    chicks and Maidelach (Guys

    and Dolls),onSaturday,Feb-

    ruary27,6:45pm,featuring

    theAnsheiSholomPlayers.

    Reservations necessary; call

    684-3212orRae478-3221.

    Mens Club:Adayatthe

    ballparkMetsvs.Marlins,

    Monday,March8,2010,Rog-

    erDeanStadiuminJupiter.We

    willhavelodgeboxseats.Carpooltobearranged.Contact

    SolBeck,684-5944,toreserve

    yourtickets.

    CongregationAnsheiSho-

    lomwillhavetwoadultedu-

    cationcourseswhichbeganin

    November.

    SaraFarkas,anIsraelina-

    tiveandmemberofthecon-

    gregation,leadsthecoursein

    conversationalHebrew.Sara

    isanaccomplishedteacher.

    Thosemembersofthecon-

    gregationwhotookthecourselastyearwereveryimpressed

    bythecaliberoftheteaching.

    NopriorknowledgeofHe-

    brewisrequired.

    R ab bi M i ch a el K o rm a n

    leadsacourseentitledGreat

    JewishThinkers:TheirImpact

    onJudaism.

    RabbiKorman,thespiritual

    leaderofthecongregation,

    isanexperiencededucation

    administratorandcollegepro-

    fessor.

    BothcourseswillruntoMarch,onMondaymorningsattheTem-

    ple.Theyarefreetomembersonly

    (non-memberspay).

    Forfurther information,

    contacttheTempleofceany

    weekdaymorning684-3212.

    Baby Boomers Club:Our

    seasonisofftoanexciting

    start.WepicnickedonDuck

    Island;visitedBuschWildlife

    SanctuaryandDelrayBeach

    ArtFestival;enjoyedgame

    nightandmore.Newactivi-

    tiesarebeingplanned(incl

    MorikamiMuseum).Tojoin,

    emailLynnatlynnsevan@aol.

    comorcall689-1907.

    Bnai Brith Century:We

    meetevery4thSun,9:30am,at

    AnsheiSholom.Admissionisfreetomembers($3toguests).

    Activities:Feb28,alookat

    theprojected newfacilities

    ofMorseGeriatric.FMI,Dr.

    Levy@478-6865.

    Brooklyn U.S.A.:Willmeet

    inthePartyRoom.Coming

    events:Feb28,annuallun-

    cheon/dance(contactFlor-

    ence,688-0251);Mar16-18,

    3day/2nitetriptoKeyWest

    (contactRose,683-1564).

    Allotherinfo,contactSteve,

    242-0481.

    Canadian Club:Meets4 th

    Wed,PartyRoomofCH,1:00

    pm.Membershipopentoall.

    Lotsofgreatactivities.Betty,

    684-0766;Franne,478-9526;

    Madelaine,684-5595.

    Century Village Baby Boom-

    er Club:Wearelookingfor-

    wardtoseeoldfriends(born

    between1946-64)aswesharememoriesofthatera.Joinus

    monthly,3:00pm,CHCR

    C.TuneintoChannel63for

    moreinfo,andcallLynnat

    689-1907.

    Century Village Bowling

    League:Jan2010,our2nd

    halfoftheseasonjuststarted.

    Youcanjoinusfortherestof

    theseason.The1sthalfended

    w/atiefor1stplaceaplay-

    offwillfollowwithteam#7

    (SteveMussman,LettyMcK-ay,BernieKaufman,Steve

    Schoenbrun)and#2(JackPos-

    ner,BeverlyMelendez,Henry

    Stern,SamRosen).Forinfo,

    callSamRosen,478-3079.

    Century Village Computer

    Club:Meets1stand3rdThu,

    Nov-Apr(1stThuonlyrestof

    year),1:00pminCR103,and

    incl30minQ&A,bizportion,

    presentation,50/50anddoor

    prizes.Arriveby12:15if

    youwishtojoin,renewyourmembership,orregisterfor

    freehands-onclasses.

    Century Village Gun Club:

    Meets2ndTue,7:00pm,


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