MARCH-APRIL 2017 MAGAZINE A Publication for the members of Hunters Run Country Club Our Eye-Catching Outdoor Canvas of Art and Sculpture (Pages 20-21 and Back Cover) Special Feature: HOME COOKING ENTERTAINMENT Let Us Entertain You! By Renee Stern, Entertainment Committee Chair As most of you have noticed, and many of you have commented on, your 2016/2017 Entertainment Committee has been very busy this year. We are delighted that all of our efforts have brought community approval, and regret that many of you were unable to attend some of our events due to space constrictions. Hopefully, in the future this will be somewhat alleviated as we try to repeat our most popular events at later dates. Our Valentine's Day Dinner Dance was a beautiful evening in a room filled with love. At this time, we look forward to two new Starlight Theater presentations, a repeat of the Motown Show so many of you missed, our Spring Dinner Dance and additional lectures, book reviews, 92nd Street Y programs, vacation week activities and our Sunday Night OFFICERS AND BOARD movies. And there are more in the works, so please continue to check your emails, flyers at the Media Center and MEMBERS 2016-2017 notices that come with your monthly bills. We have some wonderful events coming your way. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE At this time, we are also looking ahead to the summer months. Although committees do change with each new President David Gold election, we still try to plan things for our “rounders” to enjoy while trying to find some cool. Vice President Bernard Silver This has been a fabulous year for entertainment at Hunters Run and a great year for me. I owe that to the wonderful Treasurer Steve Bzura people who joined our committee and dedicated many hours to its success. And, of course, to Graham Cordrey who Secretary Renee Stern is “the wind beneath my wings.” Thank you all for your support and your enthusiasm. Mitch Krasnoff Finally, thank you to the membership of Hunters Run. Your kudos and encouragement provide impetus to all we do. Audit Joel Feldman Vice Chair Ed Merdinger Budget & Finance Bernard Silver Vice Chair Ed Haiken Communications Lew Gedansky Vice Chair Stan Walker Community Relations Arthur Nelkin Election Larry Block Liaison Mitch Krasnoff Entertainment & Arts Renee Stern Vice Chair Sue Weiner Fitness, Pool &Spa Co-Chairs: Steve Bzura, Arthur Nelkin WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Vice Chair Joan Soble DECEMBER 2016 - JANUARY 2017 Food & Beverage Co-Chairs: Steve Perlmutter, Linda Lustberg NAME ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS Golf Marilyn Alexander 14C Westgate Lane Jodi Kaplan 55D Eastgate Drive Co-Chairs: Judi Goldstein, Harold Friedman Richard & Randi Gertler 24B Southport Lane Rose Smith 3 Estate Drive Greens & Lakes Joel Feldman Vice Chair Jerry Bloom Grievance Co-Chairs: Alvin Newman, Morton Propper NOTE: The Six Degrees of Separation article will appear in the May/June issue. House Thanks to all of you who have responded with your special connections. Co-Chairs: Judi Goldstein, Linda Lustberg Landscape Bill Poznak Legal Mark Vogel HUNTERS RUN MAGAZINE Vice Chair Sheldon Schiffman Hunters Run POA Inc. • 3500 Clubhouse Lane Long Range Planning Mark Vogel Boynton Beach, FL 33436 • 561-737-2582 Vice Chair Dick Britt Hunters Run POA Inc. Editorial Staff Shy Kramer, Marilyn Ross, Judie Spinner Membership Chief Operating Officer Production Susan Braitman & Marketing Steve Bzura Mary Watkins, CCM Photography Chuck Milber, Marilyn Ross Vice Chair Michael Kampel DEDICATION TO EXCELLENCE Karen Meltz, Marsha Merdinger Security Mitch Krasnoff Administrative Support Graham Cordrey Editor Stan Walker Strategic Planning Lew Gedansky Features Editor Ann Forman Design, Layout and Printing Vice Chair Bennett Hersch Correspondence [email protected] EG Communications Group Tennis Harold Friedman Vice Chair Charles Ross On the Cover Harvey Newman Wind Indicator, front lawn of Enid Fordin, 50 Cambridge. Photo by Chuck Milber. Irwin Regent Carl Sloan 2 MARCH/APRIL 2017 Hunters Run Country Club From our PRESIDENT 3500 Clubhouse Lane • Boynton Beach, FL 33436 (561) 737-2582 • www.huntersrun.net CLUB PHONE NUMBERS Dear Members: CLUBHOUSE EXT Cardroom - Ladies' 4003 The Board of Directors held a special meeting where funds were authorized to have design development Cardroom - Men’s 4009 done on the Pool/Atrium Project and North Golf Course. One of the purposes of this work was to give us Beauty Salon - Inside Extension 4353 accurate prices on each project so that this information can be supplied to the membership when the Beauty Salon - Outside Telephone 364-9353 projects are sent out to the community for approval. Fitness Center 4056 Front Desk - 737-2582 4582 The Board of Directors would like to see both projects approved by the community at the proper time as Locker Room - Ladies’ 3903 both areas need help. When they are sent to the community, we will state what capital projects will be Locker Room - Men’s 3902 done in the next two years and how we will pay for them. Pool Attendant 4560 We have retained Zabek Associates as our owners’ representative on the Pool/Atrium Project. It’s a Valet 4025 pleasure to work with them as they are real professionals who have worked with other clubs in the area. COURTESY PHONES EXT They are helping us move this project along so we can give you an accurate cost and picture of what will Lobby 4015 be done in a timely manner. If you did not attend the North Course Presentation, you may see it on the Golf Shop 4026 Hunters Run website or on TV Channel 94. We hope to send out the Pool/Atrium Project and the North Ladies' Restroom 4022 Course renovation to the community for a vote in early April of 2017. It is the Board’s hope as well as mine Men’s Restroom 4024 Tennis Shop 4657 that both projects will be approved by the community, and we are eager to begin construction on both in Pool Area East 4077 April of 2018. Pool Area SW 4076 We are presently replacing 40 percent of the walking paths with new paving. This summer, we hope to F & B DINING INFO TELEPHONE redo the gallery bathrooms. Grille Room 735-4021 Also, we are working with our engineer to come up with a plan to redo the parking lot, adding 74 Il Cacciatore 735-4027 additional parking spaces this summer. Snack Shack 735-4068 Tiki Bar 735-4012 Hunters Run is thirty-seven years old. We have to keep it up to the highest standard possible. Fine Dining Reservations 735-4026 Lodge/Dining Reservations 735-4044 Main Dining Room 735-4064 The Palms 735-4038 Lounge 735-4050 Internet Café 735-4016 David Gold 19 Hole 735-4052 President SECURITY EXT EMERGENCY 911 Security - South Gate - Main 4060 /736-9711 Security - Automated Guest System 736-6913 DRESS CODE CHANGES By Linda Lustberg, Lukasz Kotowski, Director Office: 737-3848 House Committee Chair Cell: 561-225-5669 Clubhouse Security 5020 Recently, there have been several changes relaxing the dress code for the use of the upstairs dining facilities. It is now acceptable for men to wear short-sleeved, button-down collared shirts. CMO TELEPHONE Men’s cotton tee shirts, with or without logos, are not permitted upstairs. Jeans may be worn, Matthew Iaccarino CMO Manager 734-5000 unless otherwise indicated. However, NO HOLES in jeans (trendy or not.) Men’s rubber flip flops Fax 734-4681 are not acceptable in these dining facilities. Marcy McFaul 734-5000 A copy of the Dress Code for all facilities may be obtained at the front desk or in the Food & CMO Maintenance 734-6784 Beverage office. Isles of Hunters Run 364-9664 Hunters Run Country Club MARCH/APRIL 2017 3 SECURITY CMO OF HUNTERS RUN YOUR ON-SITE MANAGEMENT COMPANY By Matthew Iaccarino,CMO General Manager All our 23 associations have completed their annual meetings and elections. Your association Board WHAT TO DO members either remained the same or new ones in a life-threatening emergency were elected. If you are a new Board member, I want to personally By Mitch Krasnoff, Security Committee Chair welcome you; and if you are a returning Board member, thank you for your continued service. You all have a great opportunity to make a positive As you all know, we have been offering all our residents a CPR/AED (Automatic External contribution to your community. Defibrillator) Awareness class. For the past few years, we have been making these classes available four times during the winter months. We will be continuing to offer these classes every year in the A successful Board member needs to be aware of key aspects of association leadership. These major hope that everyone learns what to do in case of an emergency. Minutes count and the use of the aspects include: Automatic Defibrillator can mean the difference between life and death. Below is what to do in case • Protection of and enhancement of property you are faced with an emergency. Please remember that the response time of our G4S values Paramedic is between 2 to 3 minutes. The response time of a Boynton Beach • Maintaining the quality of life in the community Ambulance could be as much as 10 minutes. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE! • Creating a sense of community CALL 911 and THEN OUR SECURITY 736-9711 The law requires that, within 90 days after being If more than 1 adult is present, 1 person should stay with the patient and the other go make the calls elected or appointed to the Board, each new director If you are the only one there besides the patient, go call for help FIRST then administer aid to the shall certify in writing to the secretary of the association that he or she has read the association’s patient.