HELLO NEIGHBORS
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WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING
Our
annual meeting was held on February 18, 2010 at the the Holiday on
Highland Beach. We had a smaller turnout than usual, and lively discussion on many
issues. To see the minutes of the meeting please click on Documents.
To see the bio of the new board please click on Meet the Board.
Did you know that Savannah Flak played Sister Bernice in the
Sound of Music at the Delray Beach Playhouse. She was terrific in her
role and we hope to see her on Broadway someday. Jim Saturday was a very
proud dad when his son was inducted into the honor society March 9th. We
had some sad news as well when we heard that Grant Mayer’s dog Peaches
drowned. His dog Rocco is still well and helping to console Grant.
We understand that emergency and critical pet care services have seen
increased numbers of pets with neurological signs – possibly associated
with iguanas. Many of these pets have been in direct contact with
iguanas that have died from illness and/or cold weather. It is suspected
that these pets ingested botulism toxin from iguana carcasses. If any of
your pets show signs of the following, please bring them to the nearest
medical facility for evaluation.
Signs to watch for: Rapid onset (hours to 2 days) of weakness that may
start in hind limbs and progress to forelimbs. Signs include but are not
limited to: Difficulty
walking, Falling Down, Dragging hind limbs or crawling, Difficulty
breathing, Unexpected death.
UPCOMING EVENT
OPEN HOUSE PLANNED FOR MAY 2010 – LOOK FOR DETAILS SOON.
NOTICE
New neighbors – Please let the Walkers Cay Home Owners Association
know if you are selling your home and who the listing agent is. If
you are leasing your home let us know the name(s) of your tenants
and the term of their lease. Just drop a note to one of the board
members – Bill Gearheiser, Bob Rollins, or Stu Stein with the
information.
This will help to identify who should be on your property and to
properly greet new neighbors.
We Recommend
The following suppliers
have worked for the people who have recommended them and have agreed
to give special offers to Walkers Cay residents.
Recommended by Daphna and Yoram Sagher - Isaac Matossian – I
Renovate, Inc. 954-483-8020
Recommended by Bill Gearhiser - Dryer Vent Wizard – Horatio Chiorean
(pronounced “Key-o-ren”) 561-901-3464
Recommended by Linda Sandelman - Pest Control- Pestoff, Inc! Robin
Richie (licensed and insured) 561-458-4684
Window Cleaning-Pressure Cleaning – Jerome Calderone 561-445-8586
Property Management, landscaping and maintenance – Designer
Landscaping (formerly OCI Property Management – Oneal Coombs (owner)
561-577-0077
Window and Specialty Films – Imago Marty Blank 888.848.5552 imago-films.com
THIS AND THAT
JUST FOR FUN
The American Film Institute ranks the top 100 Movie Quotes of All Time.
Here are some of my favorites.
1. What we have here is a failure to communicate. #11 (Cool Hand Luke)
2. I am big. It’s the pictures that got small. #24 (Sunset Boulevard)
3. You’re going to need a bigger boat. #35 (Jaws)
4. Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn. #1 (Gone With The Wind
5. You can’t handle the truth! #29 (A Few Good Men)
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A CENTURY MAKES
In 1909:
.The average life expectancy was 47
.Only 14% of homes had a bathtub
.There were only 8000 cars and only 144 miles of paved roads
.The average wage was 22 cents per hour
.90% of all doctors had NO college education
.Most women only washed their hair once a month
.The five leading causes of death were: Pneumonia-Influenza,
Tuberculosis, Diarrhea, Heart disease and stroke.