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++ THE BRINY BUGLE October 29 – November 5, 2010

FRIDAY, October 29 Trash Pickup Early Morning Briny Bowlers 9:00 a.m. Boynton Lanes Library Aides on Duty 10:00-11:00 a.m. Library Dominos 7:00 p.m. West Clubroom

SATURDAY, October 30

SUNDAY, October 31 Hand & Foot 7:00 p.m. Ocean Clubhouse

MONDAY, November 1 Paper & Aluminum Pickup Early Morning Co-Ed Water Aerobics 9:00 a.m. Pool Arthritis Exercises 10:00 a.m. Pool Library Aides on Duty 10:30-11:30 a.m. Library Co-Ed Water Aerobics 11:00 a.m. Pool Library Aides on Duty 2:00-3:30 p.m. Library

TUESDAY, November 2 Trash Pick-up Early Morning Zumba 9:30 a.m. Ocean Clubhouse Swimnastics 10:00 a.m. Pool Womens Bible Study 10:30 a.m. Ocean Clubhouse Tuesday Bridge 12:30 p.m. Community Center Library Aides on Duty 2:00-3:30 p.m. Library Board Games 7:00 p.m. West Clubroom

WEDNESDAY, November 3 Co-Ed Water Aerobics 9:00 a.m. Pool Arthritis Exercises 10:00 a.m. Pool Co-Ed Water Aerobics 11:00 a.m. Pool Library Aides on Duty 2:00-3:30 p.m. Library Rummikub 7:00 p.m. West Clubroom

THURSDAY, November 4 Zumba 9:30 a.m. Ocean Clubhouse Swimnastics 10:00 a.m. Pool Pinochle 1:00 p.m. Community Center Library Aides on Duty 2:00-3:30 p.m. Library

FRIDAY, November 5 Trash Pickup Early Morning Briny Bowlers 9:00 a.m. Boynton Lanes Knitting 9:00 a.m. Ocean Clubhouse Library Aides on Duty 2:00-3:30 p.m. Library Dominos 7:00 p.m. West Clubroom

*ARTICLES FOR THE NEXT BUGLE WILL BE DUE BY NOON ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 nd .*

*****************************COMMUNITY NEWS************************************

A Note from Ruth Damon Dear friends, If you haven’t already heard, I will not be returning to Briny – too much of a job coming and going. I will greatly miss you and all that Briny is. I will keep in touch by the Bugle. Best wishes for a good season.

New Email Address Bob & Margie Leverence (I-203) have a new email address: [email protected]

Briny Baubles It is time again to remind you if you have not already gone through your costume jewelry, hair pieces, etc. and unused cosmetics, it is time to do so. Again we will have tables at the Charity Bazaar. Please put your items in a bag and take them to Briny. Thanks in advance, Joanne

Christmas Bazaar Saturday, December 4, 2010 from 9-10:30am. More details coming soon! Library Aides for November (Monday mornings: 10:30-11:30am/Mon-Fri: 2:00-3:30pm) Monday Pat Poulos Tuesday Vivian Billock Wednesday Shirley Holmes Thursday Evelyn Kraft Friday Anne Hart The Library is open daily from 9:30am – 6:30pm.

Briny Bowlers It starts NOW at the Boynton Lanes; Fridays at 9am – cost is $7.75. Questions? Call Bruce Koplen at 266-2756.

One More Time Kenny Sargent played saxophone in the Glen Gray Casa Loma orchestra. But, the handsome dude was known to sing once in awhile. Love songs just for the ladies. And I gotta tell ya when Kenny warbled songs such as “For You”, the gals on the dance floor, married or single, would drift away from their partners and cuddle up to the bandstand close to Kenny and they just knew he was singing to each of them personally. T.O.M. ******************************************************************************************** NEWSPAPERS Here we go again for another wonderful season, and yes the newspapers are available through the Boating and Fishing Club. Remember, we get a rebate for each paper you order. Call me – Anne at 276-8459. If you call before leaving the frozen North, we can start the paper the day you plan on arriving. Credit cards work the best. Prices are subject to change – so stay in touch. Palm Beach Post or Sun-Sentinel ********************************************************************************************

Briny Breezes Memorial Fund

Recent donations to the Briny Breezes Memorial Fund have been received from the following:

Ray & Maureen Sullivan, in memory of Bill Ripley

Ralph & Virginia Brown, in memory of Charles Murn

Jim & Nancy Yocum, in memory of Charles Murn

Friends, in memory of Sharon Rich, our most courageous and supportive friend

Thank you sincerely for supporting the Memorial Fund by remembering your loved ones through music of the chimes. ~ The Memorial Fund Committee Barbara N. D’Errico, Trustee ******************************************************************************************** Exercise Room Join the Gym now and be good for next year!!! We have the equipment; all we need now is you!!!

(Club dues forms were put in the mailboxes last week – including directions on the exercise room signup. If you didn’t receive the dues form, you can pick one up in the office.)

Duplicate Bridge After many many years of being Director of Duplicate Bridge, I would like to retire. I am asking someone to please come forward and offer to take over so the games can continue. Please call either June Fingerhut, Director at 414- 3561 or Joanne Long, President of the club at 243-2403.

Garden Club The first Garden Club meeting of the 2010-2011 season will be Thursday, November 18th at 8:30am in the West Clubroom. We are looking forward to another good season of service to our community while we enjoy the company of others who share an interest in gardening. Within the club there are a variety of ways to help make Briny beautiful besides the physical part. Come to the meeting and get involved. At the November 18th meeting, plans for trips and speakers will be discussed. We can always consider new ideas and look forward to hearing yours. Our first activity will be a Poinsettia plant sale December 4th from 9-10:30am in front of the Hobby Club building. Look for a sign up sheet in the mailroom for prices. See you on the 18th. Come early for coffee and treats! ~ Jane Fox

Florence Wade “Flo on the go” is back in Briny having celebrated her 90th birthday on September 26th, a beautiful fall day in central New York. 32 family members surprised her by joining her in the same church that she was married to “Digger” Wade in 69 years ago. Two Brinyites, Betty Lewis and Judy Munson (Flo’s two sisters) were there then and now. Flo’s daughters, Karen Wiggins (K-26), Charlene Murray (J-25) and Anne Vertrees (B-7), along with Flo’s sons, David and Bill and most of their offspring enjoyed the blessings of being present to honor the matriarch of the Nelson clan. Welcome back Flo and we will watch out for you!!!

2 Briny Breezes Historical Preservation Committee The Providence Journal, Rhode Island Jan. 11, 2010 by George W. Reilly Sent by Evelyn Rush, Briny resident

Submitted by Dorothy McNeice 10/29/10

3 Pinochle News Even though we have not listed the wining names during the summer season, the Thursday games continued in the Community Center. We’ll continue to play at 1pm. The sign up sheet is on the bulletin board in the mailroom. Evening pinochle games will begin on Tuesday, November 9th from 7-9pm in the Community Center. Sign up in the mailroom and have some fun with your fellow Brinyites. If you have questions or would like to learn the simple game, call Joan Torelli (736-9706) or JoAnne Doyle (272-3182).

Book Discussion Pat Esterman is leading a book discussion on “Understanding Other Cultures…Who Are We?” from the book “Reinventing the Melting Pot” by Jacoby. What does it mean to be an American today, compared to when our grandparents came. Is America a melting pot or a kaleidoscope? The program will be held at The Delray Beach Public Library on Thursday, November 18th at 10:30am and can be repeated at Briny if there is interest. For more information, call Pat at 276-9724. ------TOWN NEWS------

NEW PHONE NUMBER NEW MAGNET NEW POLICEMEN (As of October 1st) Pick up your new magnet in the Corporation office with the non-emergency phone number for Ocean Ridge. Throw away the blue Boynton magnet you have NOW!

------OFFICE NEWS------

NOTICE – The first quarterly assessment for 2010-2011 was DUE October 1, 2010 and became delinquent on October 2nd. A 2% penalty will be added if not received by November 1, 2010.

RENTALS Are You Renting Your Unit? Reminder – if you are renting your unit, all paperwork must be submitted to the Briny Office at least 30 days prior to the arrival of your renters. IF YOU NEED A RENTAL PACKAGE, please call the office or email Carol: [email protected]

PROPANE TANKS In a recent ride around it was observed that some residents have propane tanks on their properties. Some of you may have converted from gas to electric appliances over the last couple of years. If you made this conversion and you do not want your propane gas tanks, please notify the office so that we can contact Heritage Propane to discuss the removal of the old tanks left behind or next to your unit.

If you are still using propane gas, many of the 100lb bottles I have seen are in bad condition and should be replaced. These tanks should not be rusty at all, especially on the bottom of the tank, and the tank should be on a concrete block to allow the bottom of the tank to breathe aiding in rust prevention. The tank should also be painted. Heritage Propane will properly service the tanks to help you continue safe and reliable use of propane for your appliances. Please have these tanks serviced as soon as possible. If you have any questions please contact the office.

TRASH AND RECYCLING IN BRINY BREEZES

1. TRASH REMOVAL

ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN FRONT OF YOUR UNIT: All garbage and trash including Styrofoam must be placed in bags; the bags NEED to be put in a trash can. PLEASE place your trash out the night before or very early morning on the day of pickup.

2. RECYCLING IS THE REPROCESSING OF OLD MATERIALS INTO NEW PRODUCTS

ON MONDAY MORNINGS IN FRONT OF YOUR UNIT: (No hazardous waste – see info below) Newspapers – Please put in paper bags or tie together Magazines Catalogs Telephone Books Old Mail Cardboard – Flatten all boxes ALUMINUM CANS– Please put in any type bag

ON ANY DAY OF THE WEEK – PUT THE FOLLOWING IN THE BLUE CONTAINERS LOCATED AT THREE (3) PLACES IN THE PARK: AT THE NORTH END OF BANYAN, NEXT TO THE FRONT OF THE AUDITORIUM, AND AT THE SOUTH END OF DISTRICT 5 BETWEEN THE RESTROOM AND THE TOWN COUNCIL BUILDING: Glass Bottles Jars Milk and Juice Cartons Any Plastic Containers with the Recycling Triangle on the bottom of the container Steel Cans Aluminum foil and pie pans.

4 HAZARDOUS WASTE There is a drop-off station at Lantana Road and I-95. Examples: propane tanks; car and golf cart batteries; fluorescent light bulbs; oil paint cans and thinners; mineral spirits; insecticides; weed killers etc. For more information or a complete list of items check out the Solid Waste site: www.swa.org and click on the Hazardous Waste link. The Central County Transfer Station is located at 1810 Lantana Road. They are open Monday – Friday from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm and from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturdays.