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HI-LITES STAFF Editor: Cookie Goodman 561-637-6873 Design & Production Eve Detterer Hi-Lites Staff Joe Galvin

Manager’s Message John Pagano

Letter from the Editor Cookie Goodman

Social Club News Shirley Bellak

Cop News Capt. Don Galloy

Personals Shirley Becker/Cookie Goodman

Ad Sales Cookie Goodman

Photographer Pat Wright/Ruth Vivenzio

Proofing Cookie Goodman

Distribution Georgiann Parks

Web Site Production Fred Gutowski

HI-LITES CIRCULATION 1st Street: Norma Holzschuh & Cookie Goodman 2nd Street: Ellen Petronaci, Anna Hartin, Helen Maddox, Terri Correnti & Barbara Lamrou 3rd & 6th Street: Mary Salvucci 4th Street: Gil Martinez, Georgiann Parks, & Belle Rothenberg 5th Street: Lois Devan, Josephine Leuzzi & Sylvia Russo The Editorial Staff reserves the right to edit, accept and refuse any

articles in the interest of brevity, clarity and appropriateness.

Letter TO The Editor

Important Message High Point West II web site can be found at: www.highpointofdelraywest2.com Log in and request a password. Come join in on the infor-mation available at the site. Take a look at the calendar to find attractions in the area and what is going on in the community. Check out the photo albums of your neighbors at play. Under the drop down menu under "news" you will find the "message board", a place where residents can communicate with the commu-nity, make suggestions and start a conversa-tion with your on-line residents. You can dis-cuss improvements and get a feel for the pros and cons of new ideas. There is also an "e-form" section where you can report a main-tenance problem and send a request to the Board, or join a committee. The minutes from the last Board meeting and the newsletters can also be found on the web site. Nothing beats participation to keep the community run-ning smoothly. Get on the web site, come to the association meetings and take an interest

in where you live! Fred Gutowski

Publishing a community newsletter involves a number of people who volunteer their time to keep us informed. We would not have a newsletter if it were not for them. First and foremost, I want to thank Eve Detterer for doing the design and publication. Joe Galvin has been a big help, too. Thanks to the people who write the arti-cles: Shirley Bellak, Social Club; John Pagano, Property Manager; and Don Galloy, COP. They keep us informed with activities going on at High Point Section II. Thanks to Terri Correnti and Fred Gutowski you can go to the website, read the minutes from the BOD meet-ings, the entire Hi-Lites newsletter and search the calen-dar of events for our community. The pictures that you all enjoy seeing are taken by Ruth Vivenzio, Pat Wright and myself. Then we have the volunteers who distribute the Hi-Lites. The circulation committee consists of: Norma Hol-zschuh, Terri Correnti, Ellen Petronaci, Anna Hartin, Helen Maddox, Barbara Lamrou, Mary Salvucci, Gil Mar-tinez, Georgiann Parks, Belle Rothenberg, Lois Devan, Josephine Leuzzi and Sylvia Russo. To all our volunteers, I want to say thank you for your time and dedication. Cookie Goodman, Editor

B.O.D. MINUTES

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High Point of Delray West, Section 2 2013 Board of Directors

President-Sally Giordano

Vice Pres.- Beth Heemskerk

Secretary-Cookie Goodman

Treasurer-Ruth Vivenzio

Tony Murphy, Fred Gutowski, Ellen Petronaci

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Annual Budget Meeting Called for Thursday, November 21, 2013

Meeting was called to order at 7:35 PM

Roll call: Sally Giordano, Cookie Good-

man, Beth Heemskerk, Ruth Vivenzio,

Ellen Petronaci and Fred Gutowski were

present. Tony Murphy came later. John Pa-

gano, Property Manager, was also present.

Reading of Minutes: Cookie Goodman read

the minutes from the October meeting.

Beth Heemskerk made a motion to accept

the minutes as read and Ruth Vivenzio sec-

onded the motion.

Treasurer’s Report: Ruth Vivenzio read the

Treasurer’s report.

New Business:

2014 Budget Approval: Karen Lippman,

our accountant, explained the budget for

2014 and announced there will be a $6.00

increase in the maintenance payments. A

motion was made by Beth Heemskerk to

accept the 2014 Budget. Sally Giordano

seconded the motion. Vote: unanimous

Sally reminded us to return our voting

forms on the Gutter Project, if we haven’t

done so already.

The meeting was adjourned at 7:55 PM.

Cookie Goodman, Secretary

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THIS ‘N’ THAT

Georgiana Parks is celebrating two wonderful

events: the arrival of her new great granddaughter

and, her granddaughter in Massachusetts has passed

her boards and is looking forward to being a law-

yer.

Congratulations to Hermine and Irv Bloom on the

recent marriage of their granddaughter, Shayna.

We want to extend GET WELL WISHES to:

Shirley Becker

Margie Adler

Jack Goodman

Laura Simon

Flo Brusser

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BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS

Pete Maguire

Brian Wilson

Marty Goldberg

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Cookie & Jack Goodman

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All Residents and guests of High Point West are

invited to attend the “Bernie Miller Big Band”

evening, every Tuesday from 7 to 9 PM. No reser-

vation necessary, non-members of Weisman Cen-

ter are welcome, the fee is $2. There is a 16 piece

band with a singer performing the music of the Big

Band Era: Goodman, Miller, Shaw, etc. There is

dance floor space and listening areas. No perform-

ance on Tuesday, Dec. 24 and 31.

Reminder: The Palm Beach Jewish Film Festi-

val is presenting a program at the Weisman Center

on Wed. Dec. 11, 2:30 to 3:30 pm. This program

is also free and also open to non-members of the

Center. After the film festival program, free re-

freshments will be provided. Reservations should

be made in advance through the Center, 7091 West

Atlantic Ave., phone 561 558-2100. If there are

any questions, after Dec, 4, call Jeanette Hendler

Hyman at 561 498-4966 before then, 212 860-

2555. Hope to see you all there!!!!!

Holiday shopping is here and a few tips to

make it safer. When making multiple stops in a

shopping plaza, make certain to put your packages

in your trunk and move your vehicle to another sec-

tion of the parking lot. In this way anyone casing

the parking area will think you are leaving.

Try to do your shopping during daylight

hours. If shopping at night, make certain to park in

a well lighted area and wear light colored clothing.

When driving in High Point West at night,

please take note of any walkers. They may not have

light colored clothes or carry a flash light. Same

goes for bike riders.

The C.O.P. will be on patrol during the

Holidays and we want to wish you all a Happy

Holiday Season.

Our next meeting is December 19th in Club-

house 3 at 10:00 am. Please stop by and hear what

we are all about and join us for coffee and rolls.

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Stay Involved Communicating with other homeowners and

the board making the association's decisions is

easiest at community meetings. Many associa-

tions require only one annual meeting for the

purpose of electing the board of directors,

which is open to members. Many, however,

will hold a mix of meetings open to the board,

or the board plus members. In some states,

what members can speak about is limited to

the items on the board's prepared minutes. But

in states such as Florida, new laws allow resi-

dents to discuss whatever they please, although

their time and manner of presenting is moni-

tored [source: Samouce].

Of course the benefit of attending meetings

is not just to be heard, but also to hear what is

going on. If a Condominium Association is

considering raising its dues next year, you'll

want to find out as soon as possible. Similarly,

you'll want to learn of any proposed bylaws or

other changes in how the community will op-

erate. And if your bylaws allow you to speak at

the meeting, voicing your opinion could add a

new perspective to a proposed policy that the

board might not have considered.

But by far the most important meeting to at-

tend is the annual meeting of the Condomin-

ium Association to elect its next board of di-

rectors. If your Condominium Association

board is showing any signs of abuse or neglect

to the homeowners it represents, it might be

time for you to vote for a new board.

If you do not attend the meetings, you will

not have a voice in making decisions where

the condo money is spent. But you still have

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Pineapples stop ripening the minute they are

picked. No special way of storing them will help

ripen them further. Color is relatively unimportant

in determining ripeness. Choose your pineapple by

smell. If it smells fresh, tropical and sweet, it will

be a good fruit. The more scales on the pineapple,

the sweeter and juicier the taste. After you cut off

the top, you can plant it. It should grow much like a

sweet potato will.

This delicious fruit is not only sweet and

tropical; it also offers many benefits to our health.

Pineapple is a remarkable fruit.

We find it enjoyable because of its lush,

sweet and exotic flavor, but it may also be one of

the most healthful foods available today. If we take

a more detailed look at it, we will find that pineap-

ple is valuable for easing indigestion, arthritis or

sinusitis.

Pineapple is high in manganese, a mineral

that is critical to development of strong bones and

connective tissue. A cup of fresh pineapple will

give you nearly 75% of the recommended daily

amount.

It is particularly helpful to older adults,

whose bones tend to become brittle with age. Bro-

melain, a proteolytic enzyme, is the key to pineap-

ple's value. Proteolytic means "breaks down pro-

tein", which is why pineapple is known to be a di-

gestive aid. It helps the body digest proteins more

efficiently. Bromelain is also considered an effec-

tive anti-inflammatory.

Regular ingestion of at least one half cup of

fresh pineapple daily is purported to relieve painful

joints common to osteoarthritis. It also produces

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Orange juice is high in Vitamin C. Fresh

pineapple is not only high in this vitamin, but be-

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December -- the year 2013 is almost over. Each

day we see more of our winter residents returning

and we welcome you back!

Thank you section 3 for hosting the October 2013

Halloween Party. All sections were invited and

we all had a great time. These joint parties are a

great way to meet other people and make new

friends. See pictures on page 10.

On November 9th, Ladies Night Out turned out to

be a huge success. We were off to a show at Stage

Door Theater located in Coral Springs. After the

show we went out to dinner at McDivots Restau-

rant. The food was delicious and there was no lack

of conversation with this many ladies. See our pic-

tures on page 11, 12, & 13.

For those of you who celebrate Christmas have a

merry one! and to all - Enjoy good health! It is

time to reserve your tables for our New Year's

Eve Party - Tuesday, December 31st 7:30 to ????

in our beautifully decorated clubhouse -- to enjoy

good food from Sal's Ristorante of Boynton Beach

- to enjoy good music for your listening and danc-

ing pleasure - to enjoy a midnight toast to the New

Year with your friends and neighbors... Cost is

$40 per person. Reservations can be made in the

clubhouse Reservations can be made in the club-

house Mondays and Wednesdays - 6:30 to 7 P.M.

If you have any questions, please call Shirley at

638-8455.

Reminder also - our member breakfast will be held

Thursday, January 9 at 9:30 a.m. Cost is $1 (for

count). We will be entertained by Jerry Mann and

we will serve bagels, lox spread or plain cream

cheese - with tomatoes and onions - and pastries

with coffee or tea. You must sign up with your $1

this month so that we know how many to plan

for!!

Now is the time to pay your Social Club member-

ship dues of $8 each. This also can be done Mon-

days/Wednesdays 6:30 to 7 P.M. in the clubhouse.

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Showtime - Sunday, January 12 - 8 P.M. will fea-

ture THE RAT PACK with Sinatra, Martin and

Davis -- don't miss this - they really are good! We

will set up cabaret style with 'nosh' on the tables.

BYOB and we will serve dessert after the show.

Casino trip to the Isle Casino in Pompano

Park. Bus will pick up at our clubhouse at 10:30

a.m. Cost is $15 which includes tip to driver, $10

free play at the casino and $4 toward the buffet

lunch. IF YOU DON'T HAVE A PLAYERTS

CLUB CARD you must furnish us with a copy of

your driver's license evidencing your birth date

and address. Our manifest also must include your

telephone number. Any questions please call

Shirley 638-8455.

However we must prepay by the first week in

January so now is the time to assure your day at

The Isle… Reservations can be made in our club-

house Mondays/Wednesdays 6:30 to 7 P.M. with

checks payable to Social Club - HPWII..

January 9th—Thursday

Membership Breakfast @ 9:30 am

January 12th—Sunday

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Day trip to The Isle Casino

Bus leaves at 10:30 am

January 17th—Friday

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January 26th—Sunday

Welcome Back Snow Birds Party

With refreshments and entertainment.

January 29th—Wednesday

Ladies Night Out

Again, please stay healthy, enjoy the holiday sea-

son, come see the decorated clubhouse and be kind

to one another!

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December 2013 1-31 – The DDA and the Downtown Merchants invite you to celebrate the holiday’s here in the Downtown Delray Beach; Visit the Call 561-243-1077 for details. 5 – Famous 100 Ft Christmas Tree Lighting and On The Ave – 5pm – 10pm -www.100ftchristmastree.com 6- ‘Ike & Val’, R&B - Free Friday Concerts at the Pavilion - Delray Beach Center for the Arts, Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach 33444, 561-243-7922, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Free admission. 13 - ‘Across the Universe’, Beatles Tribute- Free Friday Concerts at the Pavilion—Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Outdoor Pavilion, Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach 33444, 561-243-7922, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Free 13 – Annual Holiday Boat Parade on the Intracoastal Wa-terway – Presented by the Boynton Beach CRA and Delray Beach. Parade begins at 6:30pm from the Boynton Beach Marina and proceeds South to the C15 Canal which is just south of the Linton Bridge. Contact 243-1077 for details 14 – Annual Holiday Parade down Atlantic Avenue– 6pm contact Danielle Beardsley, 243-7277 for details to participate 14 - Family Funday - Delray Beach Center for the Arts, Old School Square grounds and Park, 51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach 33444, 561-243-7922, Saturday, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Chil-dren’s activities at the Green Market Budding Artists Booth and in the Cornell Museum; ride the Holiday Carousel and visit Santa at Delray’s 100-foot Christmas Tree. 15 - Artists in the Park - 10am - 5pm. Outdoor Art Shows at Veterans Park. Presented by the Delray Art League – 8:30pm 19 - Artists Alley Open Studios - 6pm – 9pm - An exciting new warehouse arts area in the Pineapple Grove Arts District of Delray Beach Florida, runs north and south between NE 3rd and 4th Streets, All of the Studios and Galleries in Artists Alley will be open every third Thursday each month. 20- Swing & Jazz Preservation, Holiday Swing Society- Free Friday Concerts at the Pavilion - Delray Beach Center for the Arts, Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Bch 33444, 561-243-7922, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Free admission 20-22 – Home for the Holidays on Ice - Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Crest Theatre, Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach 33444, 561-243-7922, Fri. 8 p.m.; Sat, 2 & 8 p.m.; Sun. 2 & 6 p.m. $45. 27- ‘The People Upstairs’, Funk / Reggae- Free Friday Con-certs at the Pavilion - Delray Beach Center for the Arts, Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray , 561-243-7922, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Free Rain or shine; bring lawn chairs, and bring the family, Food trucks and cash bar are available. 28-29 Downtown Delray Beach Craft Festival (TBD): 10am – 5pm; Free to the Public; visit over 100 craft vendors at the Howard Alan Craft Festival; Location Delray Beach Tennis Center; visit artfestival.com for details. 31 - First Night 2014 - Enjoy a family friendly New Year's Eve celebration all along Atlantic Avenue.

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Jan. 29 –Ladies Night Out

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