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Ramblings NUMBER 311 www.delrayvillas45.com JUNE/JULY/AUGUST 2015

Board of Directors Meeting General Meeting

Date: Date:

Tuesday, JUNE 12 Tuesday, OCTOBER 27

Time: Time:

7:30 pm 7:30 pm

Delray Villas Plat 4/5 homeowners association

Wishing all of our residents at Delray Vil-las 4/5 and our vendors a w o n d e r f u l summer! See you in September…..

From the President Sy Weiss

From the Editor Linda Solomon

“Summer time, and the livin’ is easy.” DuBose

Heyward wrote those words to music George Gershwin composed for the folk opera, “Porgy and

Bess.” The irony of it all is that the folks in that

story, which was originally written by Heyward, all knew that summertime or wintertime, life was never easy. It certainly wasn’t easy for them in 1934 when

the music was composed and it isn’t any easier now.

Poor people work harder, sweat more, and die faster now just as they did then. So, where is the promise of the easier living, that elusive summertime? I think those of us who are for-tunate enough to winter in Florida and summer in any warm clime, who don’t have to worry about a

roof over our head or if there is enough milk money in the jar hidden in the kitchen pantry, have that easy summertime all the time. And while we thank our blessings, we should remember the child that will go to bed hungry no matter what the weather-man says; or the old woman whose pension has run out and is pooling her nickels and quarters to buy a can of cat tuna because it’s cheaper than the can for

human consumption; or we should think about the workers who will spend their lives in the blistering heat keeping our lawns trim and our shrubs present-able this summer most likely for minimum wage and/or the handout we offer. Let’s be grateful we can afford to live here in

Delray Villas Plat 4/5. There are many venues for our charity. We will continue to try to ease the sum-mer for others not so fortunate. We hope you will all do the same and stay healthy so that you may en-joy the living here this summer. Linda

Since this is our last Ramblings for the summer, I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in keeping our community looking as good as it does. Since contracts have been signed with AT&T, we will start to have meetings with our homeown-ers to keep everyone up to speed on how everything is going to work in the Fall. We are going into hurricane season so make sure you keep plenty of water and batteries on hand for any emergencies. See Captain Lukens’ Delray Vil-

las Citizen Observer Patrol column on page 6 for more tips on how to prepare for the hurricane sea-son. Don’t forget the Yellow Dot and N.A.P. pro-

grams. For any assistance you may need, call your committee chairs. Their numbers are listed on AD Page 2. Last and most important, have a healthy and great summer! Sy

PLAT IV/V Ramblings. . . PAGE 2

PLAT 4/5 RAMBLINGS

Editor Linda Solomon 498-9338 6675 Overland Drive Delray Beach, FL 33484 498-9338 917-747-8660 (c) [email protected]

Advisor Phil Kullback Associate Editor Rita Kullback 499-1958 Bonnie Siegel 498-9338 Advertising Manager Judy LaCorte 495-6899 Distribution Joe LaCorte 495-6899 Harvey Lazaroff 498-8691 Contributors to the Newsletter: ~ Judy La Corte ~ Lloyd Lukens ~ ~ Iris Pavey ~ Carol Slotkin ~ Bob Townsend

PLAT 4/5 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS President Sy Weiss 381-4456 Vice Pres. Lew Leon 495-9010 Secretary Bernie Rosenberg 499-1673 Treasurer Sheila Lane 381-7725 COMMITTEES Alliance Judy & Joe LaCorte 495-6899 Architectural Iris Pavey 498-1375 Inspection Bob Green 496-5533 Interview Lew Leon 495-9010 Lakes & Ponds Butch Herbst 445-2079 Maintenance Butch Herbst 445-2079 Herb Basson 637-8168 Parliamentarian Lew Leon Pest Control Bernie Rosenberg 499-1673 Pool Assistants Tony Costa *508-801-3300 Milt Schreiber *381-3894 Ramblings Linda Solomon *498-9338 Roads & Lights Joe La Corte 495-6899 Website Alan Shwartz *376-4040

www.delrayvillas45.com 55+ Bob Green 496-5533 Welcoming Rosalie Basson *637-8168 Bernice Friedman *445-2079 Ellen Lederman *954-924-1931

RECREATION ASSOCIATION MEMBERS Pat Lazaroff 498-8691 Joan Rosenberg 499-1673 Diane Weiss 381-4456 * Non-Board Members

DELRAY VILLAS WE CARE

President Bill Kaplan 499-7893 V/Pres./Coord. Anita Silverman 498-9208

FOR TRANSPORTATION CALL:

PLAT 4/5 Fran Jacobson 495-1312

Please give our dispatcher 48 hours notice when requesting transportation. Call between 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, M-F ONLY. A Waiver of Liability Release Form must be signed for each trip, otherwise we will not transport you.

Hospitals we serve: Delray Medical Center, Boca Medical Center, Bethesda Com-munity Hospital, Bethesda Health City

FOR MEDICAL EQUIPMENT CALL:

PLAT 4/5 Marty Dreiblatt 865-0991 David Goldstein 499-5098

Board and General Meeting ORDER OF BUSINESS*

Pledge of Allegiance and moment of silence Roll call of the Board of Directors Reading of last Board of Directors/General Meeting minutes Correspondence Reports: Treasurer Sheila Lane Committees: Alliance Joe and Judy La Corte Architectural Iris Pavey Inspection Bob Green Interviews Lew Leon Maintenance Butch Herbst Lakes and Ponds Butch Herbst Pest Control Bernie Rosenberg Roads and Lights Joe La Corte Rec Board Pat Lazaroff, Joan Rosenberg, Diane Weiss 55 Plus Bob Green Web Site Alan Shwartz Ramblings Linda Solomon Welcome Committee Rosalie Basson, Bernice Friedman, Ellen Lederman N.A. P. Dennis Michalic Yellow Dot Carol Michalic

Old Business New Business Good and Welfare

The Jewish War Veterans are collecting cancelled stamps for hospitalized veterans for recreation and ther-apy. Please contact

The Lions Club of Delray Beach members are collect-ing old glasses, hearing aids & aluminum pop caps from soda cans.

Drop-off points:

Harvey Lazaroff 13892 Packard Terr. 498-8691 Gene Rosenman 13434 A Via Vesta 499-2964


JUNE

Happy Birthday

1. Clocks and Watches 2. China 3. Crystal and Glass 4. Electrical Appliances 5. Silverware 6. Wood 7. Desk Sets-Pen & Pencil

Sets 8. Linens and Laces 9. Leather 10. Diamond Watches And Jewelry

11. Fashion Jewelry and Accessories 12. Pearls or Colored Gems 13. Textiles or Furs 14. Gold Watches and Jewelry 15. Watches 16. Silver Holloware 17. Furniture 18. Porcelain 19. Bronze 20. Platinum Watches and Jewelry

Happy Anniversary

BIRTHDAY-ANNIVERSARY UPDATE For those new residents or those who find errors, please com-plete by printing the following form and return to the Editor, Linda Solomon.

Name (first and last)

Birthday

Significant Other’s Name (include last name if different) Birthday

Anniversary

Happy Birthday

GEMINI (MAY 22 - JUNE 21) CANCER ( JUNE 22 - JULY 22)

In Memoriam

Plat 4/5 remembers

Edith Cirkus

May her memory be for a blessing.

14 Flag Day Lily of the Valley, symbol of the month of May

21 Father’sDay

21 Summer Begins

5-29 Philip & Marlena Pavloff 03 Stephen & Jeanie Saunders Anthony & Mena DiGiorgio 09 Harvey & Roberta Snetsky 15 Judy & Bill Yesowitch 19 Iris & Steven Gross 20 Bruce & Georgiana Danna 24 Ron & Linda Weinberg 25 Marvin & Sandy Einhorn Seymour & Evelyn Silver 27 Pat & Joanni Mullaney

01 Pat Lazaroff Judy Tonkin 02 Richard Cohen 03 Ronnie Robbins 06 John Ventura 07 June Doughty 09 Steve Turnoff 13 Gladys Zavodnick 15 Harry Arbesfeld Philip Kullback Betty Lenk Phyllis Palatt Harvey Snetsky

16 Joan Rosenberg 17 Edwin McNulty Sal Gianfortone 19 Ruth Weiser 20 Manny Herbst 21 Iris Gross 24 Jerry Elzas 25 Thomas Lane Tadeuse Wojdalski 28 Charlotte Byer Sandy Einhorn Francis Meltzer Frank Ricci 29 Bernice Friedman 30 Edzia Koblenc


Happy Birthday JULY

CANCER - JUNE 22 - JULY 22 LEO - JULY 22 - AUGUST 21

Happy Birthday AUGUST

LEO - JULY 22 - AUGUST 21 VIRGO - AUGUST 22 - SEPTEMBER 21

Birthstone - Ruby

Larkspur, flower of the month of July

4 Independence Day 26 Tisha B’Av

01 Anthony DiGiorgio 02 Raena Zucker 04 Steven Gross 07 Helen Nunberg Fran Costa 09 Albert Newman Connie Leo Cathy Gianfortone 15 Ira Eisenberg Karolyn Harker 17 Christina Scott 18 Irving Wildman

19 Linda Mostov 21 David Sims 22 Jordan Goldberg Sonia Hertzan 23 Rosemary Marble 27 Leo Friedman Tom Merker 28 Angela Secondino Linda Solomon 31 Sheldon Stein

Happy Anniversary

13 Keith & Shirley Young

Gladiolus, flower of the month of August

26 Women’s Equality Day

19 National Aviation Day

Birthstone - Peridot

08 Eve Nachmias 10 Judy Yesowitch 11 Issac Turansky 15 Esther Gold Harvey Snetsky 16 Morris Goldberg Mimi Williams 18 Rita Bloom 20 Phyllis Forster 25 Linda Weinberg Ronna Townsend

26 Pete Cannata Lee Hoppen Marilyn Liebman Phyllis Rabinowitz Mel Shapiro 28 Anna Ricci 29 Sandra Cohen 31 Sara Shaw Shirley Steinbach

Happy Anniversary 03 Edward & Barbara Catapane 08 Susan & Alan Shwartz 09 Roberta & Harvey Snetsky 13 Ronna & Bob Townsend 19 Iris & Steven Gross


DELRAY VILLAS CLUB NEWS

Club Name AFTER 6 SOCIAL CLUB Date/Time Where Topic Collation

Club Name AMERICAN-ITALIAN CLUB Date/Time Where Topic Collation Club Name C.E.R.T.

Club Name C.O.P Date Time First Wednesday of each month 9:30AM Where “B” Building - Viking Room Topic Training Collation Breakfast

Club Name DEBORAH Date/Time Where Topic Collation

Club Name MEN & WOMEN SOCIAL CLUB Date/Time Where Topic Collation

Club Name NA’AMAT USA Date/Time Where Topic Collation

Scrabble Club meets every Monday and Thursday from 2-4:30 PM in “B” Building. You do

not have to own or bring a Scrabble board to play along. Need information? Please contact Dennis Michalic 270-7211

Delray Book Club

The Book Club meets on the first Monday of every month from 1-2 PM in the Ceramics Room of the “B” Building. Books will be

available at the Hagan Ranch Library. You must ask for the book by its title. Below is the 2015 list by month for discussion:

June - Saving Cee Cee Hunicutt by Beth Hoffman July - Guide for the Perplexed by Darah Horn August - The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern Sept. - The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafron Oct. - Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Amy Tan Nov.- The Memory Keeper’s Daughter by Kim Edwards December - People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks

If you have any questions, contact Leslie Boardman at [email protected] or by telephone: 561-808-7600 or 215-208-3652.

Club Name GUYS AND DOLLS CHORUS Date/Time Tuesdays (weekly) * 10:00 AM Where “B” Building - Viking Room Topic Fun Songs for everyone Call Mel Goldstein at 381-0131

CAROL’S CORNER Photos by Carol Slotkin

All of Delray Villas residents are beautiful!


WELCOME NEW NEIGHBORS

Patricia Bevacqua Former owner: Boll 6412 Overland Drive Kathleen F. Valenti Former owner: Taylor 6248 Dusenburg Road Renters: Carmine & Catherine DiLorenzo Owner: Szpicek 13656 Whippet Way East

At the suggestion of one of our fellow Plat 4/5ers, and so that you may keep track and update your tele-phone/address book, we are adding the names of for-mer homeowners to the addresses of new neighbors. Hope this helps!

Get Well Wishes If someone you know in Plat 4/5 is in need of some “hugs” from the community, please notify me, Linda

Solomon so that we may add that person to our Get Well list.

For all of those people who have appeared in this col-umn in previous months, we wish you continued good health!

ARCHITECTURAL

FOLLOW THE RULES

If you plan to do ANY outside work on your house or property, be sure to get architectural approval first !!! Pick up an application from my patio (13675 Whippet Way West) fill it out - sign it - return it to my patio. Once the request has been approved, I will call you to pick up the approval which then needs to be placed in the front window of your house.

ANY QUESTIONS Call Iris Pavey 498-1375 Architectural Chairman

Committees reports….

DELRAY VILLAS CITIZEN OBSERVER PATROL

Submitted by Vol. Captain Lloyd Lukens

IT’S JUNE AND THE START OF HURRICANE SEASON

Palm Beach County is exposed to many hazards, all of which have the potential to disrupt the community, cause damage, and inflict casualties. We have been very lucky the past few years. Take control by being prepared. When advised that a storm is coming do the following: • Fill your car’s gas tank. • Buy extra gas for your generator (start the gen-erator to make sure it works). • Make sure you have enough canned food to last at least one week for each member of your family. • Have at least 1 gallon of water per person per day. Fill your bath tub with water. • Have at least one non-electrical can opener. • Have enough medication for at least two weeks. • Have several flashlights and fresh batteries enough for two weeks. • Have a battery operated radio-TV set. • Have a well stocked first aid kit. • Have a cell phone and a car charger. • Have enough cash to last a week for your family. • Make copies of important documents you may need and seal them in a zip lock bag to include a copy of your home owners insurance. • Know where the closest hurricane shelters are located and which shelters take pets. • Know evacuation routes. • Give emergency phone numbers to love ones. • If vacating your home, take pictures of your be-longings and or video tape your home and its contents.

THIS MESSAGE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE DELRAY VILLAS VOLUNTEER CITIZEN OBSERVER PATROL, (C.O.P.) Unit # 16

I came across this quote and it rang so true for me. I share it with you all now as I bid you adieu for the summer! Linda Solomon

“You will never be completely at home again,

because part of your heart will always be else-where. That is the price you pay for the richness of loving and knowing people in more than one place.”


Talk of the Town by BOB TOWNSEND

Sharon’s Read submitted by SHARON O’HALLORAN

oming from Massachusetts where the winters are so torturous, I guess you’d expect that my

favorite part of the year is when “June is bustin’

out all over.” Not so. The problem I always had with June was Father’s

Day. Hold on! Before you start psycho-analyzing me and trying to determine my underlying problem with Father’s Day, take my word for it, it doesn’t go any

deeper than the fact that I never knew what to get my dad for the occasion. I mean, what do you get for a guy who has a rack full of ties and a drawer full of colognes (which he never used anyway) and doesn’t play golf,

skydive, frequent brothels or have any other hobbies that would lend themselves to gift giving? There was only one year that I had a stroke of genius and gave my father a gift that he actually liked and used. It was just about the time he retired. I gave him a police radio. From the day I gave it to him, he listened to it in the morning, in the afternoon and at night. But – wouldn’t you just know it? – about two weeks after Dad’s Day, the cops in Brockton, Massa-

chusetts (my home town) went to a system where they talked in code over the air waves. Being the investigative reporter that I was, how-ever, it took me about two days to obtain the code and give a copy of it to my dad so he would know where there was an accident, a break in progress or a domestic dispute. (I later learned that the radio code was the worst kept secret in Brockton and burglars, armed rob-bers and abusive husbands in the city possessed it about a day and a half before I had.) Anyhow, as I said, my dad listened to his police radio ALL OF THE TIME! The whole episode scared the stuffing out of me as far as the prospect of retiring was concerned. I mean, was it my destiny to sit and listen to Brockton’s finest nab shoplifters between trips

to Dunkin’ Donuts? Then I retired and came here. And got hit with stage four throat cancer. Before my first surgery on my neck, I asked my doctor if I’d be able to play tennis after the operation.

He assured me I could. I told him that was very strange because I never could play tennis before. Before my second surgery, I asked my doctor if I’d be able to bowl after the operation. He. . . well, you

know the rest.

C

So now the cancer is a thing of the past, I’m play-

ing tennis, bowling, going out to eat, occasionally spend-ing time at the pool or taking walks on the beach with my wife, Ronnie. It sure as hell beats listening to the police radio all day long. And, oh yeah, I’m writing a little bit, too.

Sharon is on vacation this month so here is a book report sub-mitted by Linda Solomon. It is the Barnes and Noble overview of the book, All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr. This editor is currently reading the book and enjoying it im-mensely. This is a moving story about a blind French girl and a German boy whose paths collide in occupied France as both try to survive the devastation of World War II. “Marie-Laure lives with her father in Paris near the Museum of Natural History, where he works as the master of its thousands of locks. When she is six, Marie-Laure goes blind and her father builds a per-fect miniature of their neighborhood so she can memorize it by touch and navigate her way home. When she is twelve, the Nazis occupy Paris and fa-ther and daughter flee to the walled citadel of Saint-Malo, where Marie-Laure’s reclusive great-uncle lives in a tall house by the sea. With them they carry what might be the museum’s most valuable and dan-

gerous jewel. In a mining town in Germany, the orphan Werner grows up with his younger sister, enchanted by a crude radio they find. Werner becomes an expert at building and fixing these crucial new instruments, a talent that wins him a place at a brutal academy for Hitler Youth, then a special assignment to track the resistance. More and more aware of the human cost of his intelligence, Werner travels through the heart of the war and, finally, into Saint-Malo, where his story and Marie-Laure’s converge. Doerr’s ‘stunning sense of physical detail and

gorgeous metaphors’ (San Francisco Chronicle) are

dazzling. Deftly interweaving the lives of Marie-Laure and Werner, he illuminates the ways, against all odds, people try to be good to one another.

Alliance Happenings Judy La Corte


The annual Alliance Breakfast for delegates, alternates and community presidents will be on Friday, June 5, 2015. Invitations are in the mail. AT&T Tech Rallies are still being conducted in the communities that request them. Contact Lori or Bob for available dates. The construction at the southwest corner of Atlantic Avenue and Powerline (Jog) Road is for a new Walgreens. When this new Walgreens opens, the store front in the Oriole/Publix plaza will close. PALM BEACH COUNTY SHERIFF'’S OF-

FICE: The ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Sheriff's Sub-Station on Cumberland and West At-lantic Avenue was held Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 10 AM and it is now open to the public. There are still many car and resident burglaries and scams to watch out for. We must observe traf-fic signals and stop signs as our area is busier than ever. FIRE RESCUE: Battalion Chief Rich Ellis in-formed us that they will be dispatching vehicles from the City of Delray Beach if it will mean a faster response to an emergency call. STATE SENATOR MARIA SACHS addressed the group and explained how the early ending of the 2015 Legislative Session by the Florida House was determined to be unconstitutional and they expect to have a special session beginning on June 1, 2015 to further work on this year’s legisla-

tion. STATE REPRESENTATIVE KEVIN RADER told us this is the first year we didn't pass the budget which takes effect July 1. The Senate pro-vided the House with a plan to expand Medicaid to insure the working poor, but the House is unwill-ing to compromise. House leadership has sent sev-eral offers to the Senate, but none include Medi-caid Expansion. COMMISSIONER/VICE MAYOR: Mary Lou Berger informed us that the traffic light on West Atlantic Avenue, at the entrance to the Lexington Club Community, has been installed and is flash-ing now but it will be operating on May 12.

The next traffic light to be installed will be on West Atlantic Avenue and Sims Road. Next week the County Commission will be interviewing and selecting a new County Administrator as Bob Weisman is leaving after many years of service. A Purple bus will be launched on Memorial Day through Veterans’ Day honoring Purple Heart Vet-

erans. It will also offer information for Veterans and spouses of Veterans on benefits offered to them. State Attorney Dave Aronberg and Executive Director PBC Division on Ethics, Steve Cullen, told us how Palm Beach County investigates and how the State Attorney processes Ethics Viola-tions. We were once known as the Corruption County, but now we have the toughest Code of Ethics since our Ethics Inspector General is in charge. Steve Cullen distributed cards with “Top

Ten Ethics Rules” which include Gifts, Use of Of-

ficial Position, Outside Employment and Voting Conflicts.

“What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness.”

Travels with Charley: In Search of America

John Steinbeck, February 27, 1902 - December 20, 1968

~ “And so with the sunshine and the great bursts of

leaves growing on the trees, just as things grow in fast movies, I had that familiar conviction that life was beginning over again with the summer.” The Great Gatsby

F. Scott Fitzgerald September 24, 1896 - December 21, 1940

Words of Wisdom

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HOLIDAY GREETINGS REMINDER It's not too late if you would like to be part of the Holiday Greetings of 2015! Even if you missed April, there will be two more times: September (Jewish High Holidays) and December (Christmas and Chanukah). On the bottom of the last page of this issue is the form to be returned to us. It includes a space for you to write your name(s) ex-actly as you would like it to appear in the holiday greet-ings, i.e. “ Joe and Jane Smith” or “John Doe and Jane

Jones.” Please submit before August 15 along with $3.00

to be included in the remaining two issues. Send check to Linda Solomon at the address on the back of this newslet-ter. Thank you.

NEIGHBOR ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Do you need N.A.P.?

Please contact Dennis Mechalic (chair)

561-270-7211

Yellow Dot Program Got the Dot?

It could save your life! Contact Carol Michalic 561-270-7211

FLORIDA

YELLOW DOT

561-908-2449

Michael Scott





“Kenny” The Handyman

Budget Rates

Professional Home Maintenance & Repair

Free Estimates 561-558-0992

Are you in need of Notary Public services?

If you live in Plat 4/5 those

services are available to you for free. Call: Carol Michalic: 561-270-7211



Law Offices of Gary Gonzalez Specializing in Wills, Trusts, Family Law & Traffic Citations in Broward/

Palm Beach SPECIAL: $249 WILL/TRUST

PO Box 21841, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33335

Phone: 305-724-3895 [email protected]

I WILL BUY: COINS STAMPS GOLD JEWELRY, ETC.

WANTED Would you believe there are coins out there worth: Dollars - $1 million Cents - $ 75,000 Nickels - $185,000 Dimes - $1.7 million Quarters - $ 60,000 Halves - $ 32,000 There are thousands of silver dollars worth $20 to $120,000 in common grades.

Call LES at 561-638-1557 (USAF-retired)



BUYING? SELLING? RENTING?

DENISE FLASTER, Realtor, CDPE Your home will be seen on multiple websites including Realtor.com, RA.com, Homes.com, Zillow.com, Craigslist and MLS.

Please - PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS!

Thank them for supporting the Delray

Villas Plat 4/5 Ramblings - they will

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561 405-0602 Cell 561-613-0393 Office [email protected]

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CELEBRATORY GREETINGS:

NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE NO. MONTH/YEAR for Publication PRINT your celebratory note on the lines below. Enclose check for $2.00 per celebratory note. Send to Linda Solomon 6675 Overland Drive, Delray Beach, FL 33484. Larger spaces than lines on page 3 are available for and increased fee (see below for schedule).

Schedule of fees for more than 2 lines: We will design the graphic for the background of the card . Business card (1/8 page) $ 5.00 1/2 page $15.00 Examples: Balloons for Birthday, Couples for Anniversary, 1/4 page $10.00 Full page $20.00 baby for birth announcement for a grandchild or great- grandchild, etc.,

These fees are exclusive to Celebratory Greetings for Plat 4/5 residents only. Fees for any advertisements of goods or services are determined by another schedule. (See Linda Solomon)

ANNUAL HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Name Please enclose a check for $3.00 payable to Delray Villas Plat 4/5 to cover the cost of the three month Holiday Greeting and send to Linda Solomon.

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