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Page 12, Viewpointe October 2020
As Far Back As I

Can Remember - Residents Are Registered on

Part 3 www.bocapointe.com. Are You?

If you have never registered on the Community web site Residents Only page and click on the “User
By Jack Kulick Association web site, call Access Control for our Profile” link.
“Community Code,” then go to www.bocapointe.com. Once you are a registered user, to log onto the web
I attended P.S. 88 on Click on the “Not registered yet?” link right under the site, you simply go to www.bocapointe.com and you will
Marcy Place, in the Bronx. log in box. find the User name and Password boxes in the top right
This school only went up to If you think you are registered, but just can’t hand corner. Fill in your information, then click on the
5B. All my friends went to remember your User Name and Password, click on the small blue forward arrow. The log in is “case sensitive.”
P.S. 90 and I was assigned “Forgot your password?” link and it will be mailed to If you are a smartphone user, we now have a mobile
to P.S. 53, from which the email address you used when you registered. version of the web site for your use that even includes
I graduated at the time Want to update your email address or add your a Comment Form. Let us know what you think and
as the youngest student. mobile number to receive text messages? Go to the give us your suggestions for improvements. 
Naturally when I went to
Morris High School, I was also the youngest to graduate.
Because I was so young, the girls did not want to bother
with me. But as I remember, one girl thought I was cute
and so we kept company for a while. This did not last too
long.
Graduating from High School, I really had no
knowledge of what I would do in the outside world.
My father had a cousin who was married to a
businessman. He was involved with infant’s wear. He was
very good to me. He taught me how to be a cutter and
was good at it. It wasn’t long before I became manager
of his factory.
Since this was wartime, my best friend decided there
was a shortage of waterproof baby pants. We then became
a large producer of this item. But lo and behold, the
war was almost over when another company “Playtex”
produced rubber waterproof pants which made ours of
no value anymore.
We changed our manufacturing to all sorts of infant’s
wear. It was not long before we went out of business.
What was I to do now?
In my next article, I will continue with the next part
of my life.

Jack Kulick, former Cortina resident. 

Attention

Boca Pointe

Residents!

Flatten All Your Boxes!

Our recycling trucks do not pick up your cardboard boxes
if they are not flattened. Instead, they go to trash and are burned
with regular refuse....lost revenue for residents of Boca Pointe. 

Please Be Courteous
Pedestrians

have the right of way!

SUSAN

GABRIELLE
Realtor

Direct: 561-445-4483
sueg.realty@gmail.com
Boca Pointe
resident
for over 30 years

101 Palmetto Road, Boca Raton
http://suegrealty.com