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Presents
News from
Lakeside Manor Condominiums
Located at 2500 Lee Road in Winter Park, Florida. Map
Built in 1969 as a retirement center by Musician's
Club of America.
Lakeside Manor became a condominium community in 1979. Photos
This site does not represent the Lakeside Manor Condominium Association
and is offered as a free service and assistance to the Lakeside Manor
residents.
UPCOMING
LAKESIDE MANOR EVENTS Notice
Lakeside
Manor Is Under New Management
Please call Karen McRainey at The Realty Center Southeast
407-774-2144 for maintenance issues and other assistance.
Charlie
Zametto takes the 'turkey' prize
at the annual LM Christmas party.
Photo submitted by Pat Kaley.
Frank
Cuff Letter of Commendation
The
purpose of this letter is to commend Mr.
Frank Cuff for the wonderful work he continually does for all of us
here at Lakeside Manor.
Ever since he and his wife Isabelle moved in, they have been the leading
force of not only the social events, but the immaculate upkeep of the
facilities.
You can set your watch on Frank’s punctuality in the morning with
the pool and surrounding areas.
Everything is very neat and tidy mostly because he is watchful during
the day also of what might need to be done.
He puts trash out on trash days, cleans the restrooms, the pool itself,
and washing the different areas, including the cement floors around the
swimming pool, as well as watering the plants.
These are only a few of what Frank does daily and weekly. If he did not
volunteer for these tasks, it would cost the association thousands of
dollars yearly.
Those of us who have served on the Board can testify that it is a thankless
job and very few folks even realize what goes on behind the scenes with
the various situations and potential problems which must be addressed
and solved.
I commend the entire board on their unending service and especially Frank.
Sincerely,
Mrs.
Hari K. Bird
Lakeside ManorResident --
NOTE
PAD
Many
of the states require Sellers to provide prospective Buyers with
a written disclosure
statement covering working condition of items such
as appliances, structural defects and modifications, possible easements,
nuisance-noise
flooring in upper story units, neighborhood problems and
other material fact that may affect the principal's decision to purchase.
Some states (not Florida) require disclosure of deaths as well, and not
just
from unnatural causes. If a natural death occurred in the house within
the
past three years, it needs to be disclosed -- right up there with whether
unleaded paint is on the walls if the home was built before 1978 and
whether any termite or other infestations have ever occurred. As a seller,
it's important to be up front about your home's flaws -- even the ones
you
have paid to correct. It's a good way to avoid the risk of future legal
actions.
And it also underscores the importance, if you are a buyer, of doing your
due
diligence and investigating every disclosure your seller is required to
make.
Due to the power
and corrupting influence of Big Pharma,
the teaching
of nutritional science and the use of vitamin and herbal supplements is
not taught to any significant extent in our medical schools. The obvious
reason is that teaching this science reduces the use of prescription
drugs.
Helpful
Hints
When the summer approaches, you need to clean your air conditioner
drain every 30 days with white vinegar, followed by a quart of warm water
to clean out the sludge.
Use
1 cup of undiluted white vinegar. When you pour the vinegar and then the
water on the pan or down the drain pipe, depending on the model of your
air handler, you will see the sludge actually come out the drainpipe outside
your unit.
This
action can save costly repair bills. And don’t forget if you are
on the ground floor, to check and see that the drain outlet is clear of
soil and debris. If not, ask someone to clean it out for you if you are
not able to complete the task yourself. If you need further instruction,
don’t hesitate to contact Mr. Bird at 407-628-4443 and he will be
happy to instruct you over the phone. See also Computer
Tips.
Another reminder … if you're on the second floor especially, be
sure to take note of when your hot water heater was purchased-installed.
A smart thing to do is to put the date on the unit itself with a permanent
marker pen. The water heater is one thing we all tend to forget about
until there is a leak or malfunction.
When an upper floor has a water leak, as has happened too many times in
the past, it can leak through the ceiling to the lower floor. Sometimes
no one becomes aware of the problem until the ceiling falls into the downstairs
unit.
It becomes a crisis at this point, which requires major repairs and major
expenses for the downstairs unit owner, and it could result in legal action
against the offending unit owner in order to recover the cost of repairs.
Some
owners replace their hot water heaters every 10 years, knowing that the
life expectancy is not very much longer. Units belonging to absentee owners
can be vacant for long periods of time, so this is a smart idea.
Recently,
a ground floor owner just happened to have a housekeeper over to clean
before returning after a few weeks away. An upstairs leak was found that
nobody knew was leaking. The second floor unit is owned by an absentee
owner. A few more days, and there would have been a severe mold and mildew
problem and major reconstruction would have been needed.
Boric Acid + Sugar is the recommended mix (3 parts Borax to 1 part sugar)
for getting rid of roaches. It's extremely effective because the Borax
acts similarly to commercial roach killing sprays by dehydrating the pests'
exoskeleton. The sugar just acts as a bait. The borax is a pretty safe
product, too. Note: Some Lakeside Manor residents reportedly use Splenda
or other Aspartame products with great success.
Congratulations
With Many Thanks
Lest We Forget
Congratulations
to the Lake Side Manor Social Committee members, Isabelle and Pat for
spearheading the November painting and decorating of the clubhouse, as
well as Monica Hicks for her seasonal theme artwork on the clubhouse windows.
And thanks to Margaret Moran for the donation of an original Hal
McIntosh oil painting (see others below) to hang over the clubhouse
fireplace. Hal's work has been recently
featured at the Casa
Feliz Museum in Winter Park. In addition, a 'Well Done' appreciation
is hereby expressed to all the 2011 board members for their selfless service.
Congratulations also to the newly appointed 2012 board. And 'Happy Holidays'
to all members-residents.
Paintings
by Hal McIntosh of Winter Park
Thanks
also to all the volunteers, i.e., Isabelle, Frank, Pat, Betty, Bill, Matt,
Jenna, Dave, Joan, Julio, Sada, Eleanor, Mary, Jean, and Kay for their
hard work with the latest 'Yard Sale'. The newly acquired funds will be
used for replacement of signs around the complex, new flowers and various
other social events to come. Thanks again, folks … you are all great.
And thanks again to Frank Cuff for
his never-ending volunteer work keeping our swimming area, clubhouse roof
top, and parking area around the pool clean, and free of leaves during
this past “windy” and leaf-blown season.
Also, thanks to Frank and Julio for repairing the buoys in the lake and
adding chains and cement blocks to keep them upright and in good repair.
Forms
For Lakeside Manor Residents Just click and print the forms you need. Boat and 2nd car
parking spaces are limited.
Cover infants and other children
with appropriate protective swimming briefs to avoid pool contamination.
Chlorinated water does not eliminate health risk. Also, see Lakeside
Manor Rules and Regulations.
Keep all drinks and food out
of the fenced swimming pool area. (This is an insurance and liability
issue, as well as a legal requirement.)
Keep the gates of the swimming
pool area closed at all times. Bathers under 18 years of age must be accompanied
by a resident at all times. (This is an insurance, liability, and legal
requirement.)
Avoid installing tile and laminate
floors in 2nd story units to comply with local and state law to avoid
any acoustical nuisance for ground floor residents.
Keep trash and garbage from
protruding above trash can receptacles in order to facilitate sanitation
workers servicing the containers.
Keep trash inside underground
receptacles to avoid animal foraging.
Send proof of smoke alarm functionality
to Management monthly. --
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"Due
to the power and corrupting influence of Big
Pharma, the teaching
of nutritional science and the use of vitamin and herbal supplements is
not taught to any significant extent in our medical schools. The obvious
reason is that teaching this science reduces the use of prescription
drugs." H. S. Khalsa
"There
is nothing wrong with people making money
and corporations being involved ... provided there
is an avenue in which those marketing forces are
not the deciding factor in what we are doing." Keith Olbermann, Commentator,
Current Media
"A
corporation's first purpose is to make money for its
stockholders, not to serve the needs of consumers. The
Gulf Coast oil disaster is an example of what can happen
as a result of a corporation's obsession with profits and
their total indifference and insensitivity to peoples' needs." Opticianry Review
"When
corporations discover that their people are their
ultimate assets instead of their perpetual liabilities,
everybodys' economy will prosper and grow." The
Thank You Economy
"The
use of music for spiritual attainment and healing of
the soul, which was prevalent in ancient times, is not found
to the same extent today. Music has been made a pastime,
the means of forgetting God instead of realizing God." Hazrat Inayat Khan
"Eternity
is an awfully long time, especially toward the end." Woody Allen
"Here's
my strategy on the Cold War: We win, they lose." Ronald Reagan
"No
matter where you go, there you are." Yogi Berra
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Lake Killarney residents meeting with Nancy Miles, January 3, 2012.
L to R: Betty Bayko, Isabelle Cuff, Nancy Miles, and Elinor
Coates.
Lake
Killarney Personal Profiles
Featuring
Lake Killarney Residents
This
month, LakeKillarney.com features profiles of the Frank Cuff's and David
Wright's of Lakeside Manor Condominiums, along with retired Lakeside Manor
maintenance chief, Dan Sadler, with a special recognition for long-time
Lake Killarney resident, Clyde Woody as well as Lionel Nelson, retired
USPS carrier for the Lake Killarney community.
The Cuff's
Frank
W. Cuff married his wife, Isabelle, in November of 1955. They have four
kids and eight grand kids. Three of them live in the Orlando area and
another in California.
Frank
and Isabelle bought a home in Winter Park back in 1959, which they sold
and moved to Lakeside Manor in December 1992.
Frank
trained and raced harness horses each winter at the old Ben White Raceway
on Lee Road, in Orlando, until 1970.
He retired
from Winter Park Sprint Telephone in November of 1992 as Material and
Fleet Manager. Frank's a member of the Central Florida Blood Bank ...
73 gallons and counting ... and both Frank and Isabelle are members of
the St. Margaret Mary Church of Winter Park, where they do volunteer work.
They
like to attend their grand kids' frequent and varied sports activities
and they share a very close relationship with their entire family by way
of cookouts for which Isabelle 'just loves' to cook.
Frank
and Isabelle are among the most active Lakeside Manor members and have
been long time members of the Social Committee. They've served many hours
at planting flowers and beautifying the Lakeside Manor property, as well.
Many
thanks, to Frank and Isabelle Cuff and congratulations on your upcoming
56th wedding anniversary!
The Wright's
David
Wright and his wife, Joan, were married in September, 1995. Between them,
they now have nine children, twenty-two grand kids and two great grand
kids. Needless to say, Christmas is 'down-Wright' expensive! Especially
since all of them are up North. The Wright's make a journey twice a year,
at least, to see everybody.
David
is a retired sound and video engineer, Joan a retired legal secretary.
David is now back on his feet after successful hip replacement surgery.
We all
look forward to seeing Dave around and about Lakeside Manor real soon.
Best
wishes, Dave and Joan!
Dan Sadler
Dan Sadler,
the former Lakeside Manor Condominiums maintenance chief, is a resident
of Oviedo, FL, and his wife's name is Gisela. Dan and Gisela have two
sons. Dan retired from the Maryland, USPS as a letter carrier of 28 years.
Dan has a 'can do' attitude about everything, along with a smile.
Thanks
for your service, Dan, and best wishes!
Clyde Woody
Clyde,
or CW, is the most senior of Lake Killarney residents having resided here
since October, 1970. He joined the staff of the former Musician's
Club of America, in 1970, when what's now known as Lakeside Manor
Condominiums was first built. John Hildebrand, the owner and developer,
hired Clyde as the first maintenance chief and Homer Gray, who administered
the transition to condominium, kept Clyde on as an employee. Dorothy Brown
was the first staff secretary.
Clyde
married his current wife, Beulah, in July, 1975. Beulah was the Musician's
Club secretary at the time. Together, they are the most senior married
residents at Lakeside Manor.
Clyde
saw military service in the U. S. Navy and is the father of a son and
a daughter. They, in turn, have ten children between them and Clyde now
has ten great grandchildren, as well. Clyde retired from the LMCA staff
in December of 2000.
Special
thanks, Clyde and Beulah, for your years of service, and best wishes to
you and your family!
Lionel Nelson
And Lionel
Nelson, a former Marine and Viet Nam veteran,
who recently retired from the USPS after serving the Lake Killarney community
for over 20 years. Good luck, Lionel.
Lake Killarney residents may submit personal profiles for posting here.
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The company was founded in 1977 by current owner and CEO, George Biel.
The first restaurant, Houston's, opened in 1977, the name paying homage
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Located
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Points To Ponder 
LM Board Meeting - Wed. Feb.
15, 2012 - 7 PM - Clubhouse.
When the summer approaches, you need to clean your air conditioner
drain every 30 days with white vinegar, followed by a quart of warm water
to clean out the sludge.
Report any life threatening
and criminal activities, which endanger life, safety and property. Call
911.
