february 2011 issue

News & Views • February 2011 1

Volume XXIII, February 2011

Carole Behrman Displayes Great Start As New President of Palm-Aire

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Love is but the discovery of ourselves in others,and the delight in the recognition.--Alexander smith

Love is patient, love is kind. it does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. it is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. it al-ways protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perse-veres. --1 Corinthians 13:4-7

True love is eternal, infinite, and always like itself. it is equal and pure, without violent demonstrations: it is seen with white hairs and is always young in the heart. --Hon-ore de Balzac Love is the seed of all hope. it is the enticement to trust, to risk, to try, to go on.--Gloria Gaither Let the world stop turning,Let the sun stop burning,Let them tell me love’s not worth going through.if it all falls apart,i will know deep in my heart,The only dream that mattered had come true...in this life i was loved by you. ~Bette Midler~

Love is like a friendship caught on fire.in the beginning a flame, very pretty,Often hot and fierce,But still only light and flickering.As love grows older,Our hearts matureAnd our love becomes as coals,Deep-burning and unquenchable. ~ Bruce Lee ~

it is love, not reason, that is stronger than death ~ Thomas Mann ~

Love is that condition in whichThe happiness of another personis essential to your own. ~Robert A. Heinlein, stranger in a strange Land ~

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skip the expensive restaurant this year and treat you significant other to a delicious, romantic dinner prepared by you right in the comfort of you own home. Forget fighting for reservations on one of the busiest nights of the year when the restau-rants are overbooked, overcrowded, understaffed and charging more for a meal that you can make equally as well at home.

if you are a decent cook, this will be a no brainer. if you are new to cooking, don’t worry, there are lots of simple menus ideas that you will be able to tackle. And if you really are not comfortable in the kitchen, there are shortcuts you can take that will make you like you know what you are doing? Go to your computer for many great meal ideas.

Cooking is not that difficult. it’s just fol-lowing a set of instructions. if as a kid you liked to build model cars or model airplanes, you know it’s all about following the directions. same is true with cooking. Yes, there are a few tricks you should know, but i will point these out as we go along.

Besides, it doesn’t matter if everything isn’t perfect. Your wife or girlfriend won’t complain if something is a little overcooked or your timing is off, she’ll appreciate the effort you take to put a multi course meal together. And by adding the right light-ing and music, along with some fine Champagne or wine and a nicely set table, he or she might not even notice the food but i’m sure they will. Don’t forget the chocolate!

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The israel Children’s Centers (Tennis Centers) will have their annual Palm Aire Angels Luncheon and

Card Party on Monday, March 7th at 11:30 a.m. in the east Room at Palm Aire Country Club. The luncheon is chaired by Gloria Boris, Harriet Dworetz, Leona Fribush, Johann Levinson and evelyn weitzman. The cost of the luncheon is $25 with an additional mini-mum tax-deductible donation of $50. we hope you will be able to join us and meet a very special group of children and their coach from the israel Tennis Centers who will share with you stories about their lives in israel and how the Tennis Centers are shaping their future. For more information about the event, please contact Cathy Mullin at (954) 480-6333 ext. 222 or [email protected]. The israel Children’s Center is the American organization that fundraises and supports 14 tennis centers in israel. From Kiryat shmona in the north to Beer sheva in the south, the Centers provide israeli

Photo of three of the chairs of the Palm Aire Angels Luncheon being held on March 7th to benefit the israel Children’s Centers (Tennis Centers). The ladies in the picture from left to right are Harriet Dworetz, Johann Levinson and Gloria Boris.

Children with a home away from home. The concept of providing a safe, nurturing environment for the kids to learn life skills through tennis has become an amazing success story. started in 1976, the centers are now the larg-est tennis school in the world and the largest social service organization for children in the state of israel. 19,000 children attend each week, more than 350,000 since 1976. The 14 centers, located mainly in poor neighborhoods, provide disadvantaged children with life skills in a structured, safe and nurturing environment. special programs have been developed promoting coexistence between Jewish and Arab children. Other programs ease assimilation for ethiopian immigrants. Many centers also have programs for at risk, autistic, wheelchair-bound, and other special needs children. no child is ever turned away because of financial hardship. All of this is possible thanks to funding from people in the United states.

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February brings us valentine Day and nothing says “i love you” like home security lighting. while alarm systems are a necessity, it is better to keep the criminal away from your home before the alarm is needed. with the high unemployment rate and fewer people being able to find jobs, we need to be even more cautious to protect our homes. Today, i read about regular people, not just criminals, who are desper-ate and are turning to theft in order to survive. if you have ever been robbed, you know the feeling of being violated, and the amount of time it takes to get over it. There are many ways help protect your home from being a target. A barking dog and a sign warning of a dog are good deterrents to someone that is randomly looking for homes to break into. Many people are afraid of dogs and would not take the chance of being bit-ten. There are also devices that mimic a dog barking that could be used. since many home robberies occur during the day, having cam-eras mounted outside your home may influence a would-be robber to move on down the road where they are less likely to be identified. Your neighbors can be another set of eyes to help protect your property. if possible, you should get to know them and work together to help protect your neighborhood. Do not be afraid to call the police to report any unusual activity when you see it. An example of this would be a moving truck in their driveway when you know they are on vacation. Be careful not to allow workers that are supposed to be work-ing outside your home into the house to use your bathroom or inside phone unless you know their background. Absolutely do not allow so-licitors into your house for any reason. There are too many stories of people missing jewelry and other items after these visitors leave. The city does not send people out to check you’re inside plumbing or any inside utility. if this happens, call the Police. To protect your entry doors, deadbolts could be installed to keep the locks from being pried. Be sure to use your locks! sliding windows and doors should have a folding security bar or a something it the track to keep the window or door from opening should some-one breaks the lock. However unless you have hurricane windows and doors, they can just break the window. when that happens, hopefully, your alarm will sound and help will be on the way. when you plan to be away, leave on some lights and/or the television. These can be put on a timer to make your house look oc-cupied. Ask a neighbor or trusted friend to pick up your newspapers, mail and any solicitians that may be hanging from your door. You can also arrange for your house to be observed, in your absence, by the BsO or your local police department. The police will drive by ran-domly looking for anything that may be amiss. we all do what you can to protect our home and property; we just need to be more vigilant during these times.

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Brandeis to Host Princess Moune Sovanna Phou-ma Stieglitz at February event

On wednesday, February 9th at 11:30 a.m. Brandeis will begin its traditional valentine event with a mini luncheon and then it breaks with all tradition as it presents the Princess of the former kingdom of Laos, Princess Moune souvanna Phouma stieglitz. she has chosen as her topic: “A Prince and his Kingdom of a Mil-lion elephants.” A question and answer period will follow. To close the program, Membership will present tenor Raymond D. Hagen who will be accompanied by concert pianist Yolanta Prax. The program will be a serenade to the member-ship with some enchanted evening and it’s a Grand night for singing. Keeping with the valentine tradition, members and guests are urged to wear red. There will be a prize for the most original costume. Members and guests planning to attend the Brandeis Book and Author Luncheon at Dia-mente’s on February 17th are urged to make res-ervations. Contact Marcia Levens at (954)979-8987. Membership Chairperson Pro Tempore edythe Lavine invites the public to embrace Brandeis and reminds the public that guests are very welcome at all events. Grace weinstein, Publicity Chairperson


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“Hell’s Corner. it’s living up to its name.” Or so would seem the action in David Baldacci’s lat-est of the same name. David Baldacci is always worth a read. Hell’s Corner is his 20th book. i favorably critiqued his last seven novels and so too shall i find with Mr. Balda-cci’s most recent. Plus, Hell’s Corner appeared on the Publishers Weekly bestseller list. Reprised from prior Baldacci yarns include Oliver stone, the Camel Club, Annabelle Conroy, Caleb shaw, and Harry Finn. it’s good to see all of you fine folks again! Because of the abundance of effective dia-logue, the storyline moves with ease. Plus, the short chapters only add to the alacrity. Hell’s Corner takes place in washington, D.C. As one who practiced law with the federal gov-

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Another Guys & Dolls under our belts and the day could not have been more beautiful. Bright sun-shine, low winds, and good companions. The members at the Guys & Dolls had a beau-tiful day of fun and then adjourned to the east Room of the Palm-Aire Country Club for a Chinese Dinner. After having Deli, Chicken and italian at our past din-ners, the Daily Caterers and Palm-Aire provided a de-licious Chinese meal that was only surpassed by the excellent service and the opportunity to be with friends after a great day of golf. The Palm-Aire Mens Golf Association will host their next Guys & Dolls on February 13, 2011. not signed up yet, go on line to http://mygaf.golfnet.com and sign up now!! The winners at sunday, January 9th event are as follows: First Low net: Fred & Kathy Zanoff - Dick & Fran Kessler (not pictured) second Low net: sandy Milwit & Fran Jacob-son - Derek & elaine Reardon Third Low net: Jeff & susan Haynes - Bernie & Marilyn Falkow (not pictured) Closest to the Pin - Men: Richard Ronskavitz & Bernie Falkow (not pictured) Closest to the Pin - women: Fran Kessler (not pictured) no one on second pin. Low Gross: susan & Michael Kent - Renee Richmond & Phil Droznika (not pictured) And fun was had by All!!!

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Palm-Aire Friends members believe that the Arts matter. That’s why for each of the past two years we raised $20,000 to help support the Arts……....all while having a good time. when asked how she could explain this season’s success, the new President replied there were several reasons. First, she relies on another new officer, Teri Platek, Program Chair, who organized the season’s activities. she also relies on the advice of past officers.

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TIME AFTER TIMEThe Songs of Jule Styne

Wednesday - Sunday, February 9-13One of the most prolific songwriter/composers in American theater, Styne created songs suited for

particular Broadway divas. Songs include: Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend, Don’t Rain on My Parade.

A GRAND TOURThe Songs of Jerry Herman

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And, there are the luncheons. so far this season, we were entertained by Haydee Mo-rales, the costume designer of the Miami City Ballet who shared many personal behind-the-scene stories. The Musical Fashion show held at skolnick Center on January 21 was a huge success.

There were over 125 guests; were you there? This month’s luncheon on February 9 in the east Room of Palm-Aire Country Club will fea-ture a chair-side safari DvD presentation and talk by world traveler, Art stark.

Another reason for the great

start, she shared, was her helpful, patient husband, Larry. she concluded: the events are well-planned, but it seems there is a renewed enthusiasm for Palm-Aire Friends of the Arts. everyone wants to be part of the action. And, President Behrman assured us that everyone is always welcome!

Cont. from Pg. 26Carole Behrman


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