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Inside: Acts, Events, Calendar, Classes, Movies & Much More!
SEE ALL THAT KINGS POINT HAS TO OFFER!
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special events & info
APRIL & MAY
DANCES
Saturday, March 26th
Phil Stevens ‘One Man Band’
Flanders Clubhouse
Tickets: $6.00
7:30 – 10:30 PM
Saturday, April 23rd
D. J. Perry Perez
Flanders Clubhouse
Tickets: $6.00
7:30 – 10:30 PM
Saturday, May 14th
D. J. Perry Perez
Flanders Clubhouse
Tickets: $6.00
7:30 – 10:30 PM
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Please send letters nominating recipients for candidates for the 2012 Award
Ceremony to Mike Hyman at the
Administration Building.
7000 W. Atlantic Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33446
April
Free Sunday Movies
4/3 Fiddler on the Roof
4/10 I Walk the Line
4/17 Pretty Woman
4/24 Hello Dolly
May
Free Sunday Movies
5/1 Gypsy
5/8 A Million Dollar Baby
5/15 The Accidental Tourist
5/22 No Free Movie
(Scheduled Performance)
5/29 Whatever Happened
to Baby Jane
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now appearing
APRIL SHOWS
Shelley Keelor
Marc and Rio
Also Appearing: Bill Davis
Friday, April 8th
8:00 PM
Price: $8.00
Friday, April 1st
8:00 PM
Price: $8.00
Marc and Rio are singers with
a vast repertoire. They’ll take
you on a musical journey
through Broadway show tunes,
with duets and solos. Also performing arias from the most beloved operas, this fast paced show will
bring you to your feet!
“The Happy Divas”
Friday, April 15th
8:00 PM
Price: $8.00
“The Happy Divas” are two dynamic
ladies with lots of p’zazz! They bring
to us a high energy, singing & comedy variety show. Jody Ebling and
Leslie Anne will take you from the 50’s – 60’s, to Doo Wop, Country,
Jazz, Opera, Broadway, and even toss in some Irish and Italian songs.
This is an action packed show you’ll surely enjoy.
Peter Burke
Also Appearing: Manon Robert
Friday, April 29th
8:00 PM
Price: $8.00
Singer Shelley Keelor is a marvelous,
multifaceted performer. Her beautiful
voice is at ease in many styles. From
Jazz to Standards, from Broadway to
Rock N’ Roll, Shelley has traveled worldwide performing in large
theatre productions as well as being a featured soloist. Come &
enjoy her dramatic, delightful and inspired show! Baritone singer,
Bill Davis repertoire includes standards, pop, classic rock and
oldies. Come & hear your favorite songs from Frank Sinatra & Elvis
Presley to Neil Diamond & Kenny Rogers!
“Strings of Passion”
Also Appearing: Halein
Friday, April 22nd
8:00 PM
Price: $8.00
Violinist Eddi Shraybman has performed with the Palm Beach Pops,
Sunrise and Hallandale Symphony Orchestras. He has also been a
featured soloist at the Kravis Center and Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Tonight he shares the stage with Michael Bendoym on
piano and keyboards. Come hear this heartfelt performance. Singer
Halein will open the show. From ballads to Broadway tunes, this captivating performer will delight you!
Singer Peter Burke is an energetic and exhilarating entertainer who
has a voice that compares to any top performer in the business. He
has thrilled audiences worldwide with song and dance from standards to Broadway. Peter has opened for such celebrities as Liza
Minnelli, Joan Rivers, Marilyn McCoo and Frank Sinatra. Manon
Robert will mesmerize you with her vocal arrangements as well as
her keyboard skills. Her repertoire covers the 40’s to present time.
Join us for a fantastic, musical evening!
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now appearing
MAY SHOWS
‘Carla’
Presents ‘A Tribute
To Streisand’
Friday, May 6th
8:00 PM
Price: $ 8.00
Singer Carla DelVillaggio has the
look and sound of “the Greatest
Star”, the incomparable Barbra
Streisand. From the hair down to
the trademark nails, Carla is
Streisand in every way. A classically trained opera singer, she
has successfully captured the
essence of the one and only
“Funny Girl” herself. Carla is
unique in that she is the only tribute artist who covers the Streisand
career from the 60’s to the present
time.
Lu White
Also Appearing:
Barry John
Friday, May 13th
8:00 PM
Price: $8.00
Singer Lu White’s voice has been compared to Connie Francis. Big
Band, Rock N’ Roll, Oldies…this list goes on and on. This lovely
soprano has opened for Frankie Valli and Frankie Avalon. She has
also been a cantor and music-minister at her church. Barry John
is a novelty act at its best. Come and enjoy his myriad of comedic
antics.
David
Meulemans
Also Appearing:
Elaine & Milton Rubin
Friday, May 20th
8:00 PM
Price: $8.00
Singer David Meulemans stage and concert experiences are extensive.
David’s repertoire includes Opera, Jazz, musical theatre, Broadway, pop
and sacred styles. Though classically trained, David’s love is musical
theatre. Described as having a smooth, seductive, dramatic or comedic
delivery, depending on the song and genre of music, David is always
an audience favorite! Elaine and Milton Rubin are the ultimate song &
dance team. With a repertoire that includes Broadway show tunes as
well as internationally known songs, they will take you on a delightful
journey of favorite melodies and fancy footwork.
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Gold Coast Singers Present
“With A Song In My Heart”
The Music of Richard Rogers
Sunday, May 22nd • 2:30 PM
Price: $9.00
In a career that spanned more than half a century, Richard Rogers &
his brilliant lyricists, Lorenz Hart & Oscar Hammerstein II, wrote more
than 40 musicals for the stage. Come enjoy an afternoon of beautiful
music presented by the Cavendish Gold Coast Singers. Some Enchanted Evening, This Nearly Was Mine, Climb Every Mountain, Shall
We Dance…and more!
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classes
Class Registration
April Class Registration Begins Monday, March 28th
May Class Registration Begins Monday, April 25th
REGISTRATION FEE: A $1.00 Registration Fee is included in
the class price. This fee is non-refundable unless the class is
cancelled by Point Management.
REFUND POLICY: No refunds will be given without the class
registration card and must be requested before the start of the
second session of the class. A $1.00 refund fee will be charged.
If requested after the class has started, you will be charged for the
session attended plus $1.00. If the class has not started, there will
be a $1.00 fee.
Some classes offered may be changed or cancelled due to low
enrollment. Please check with Clubhouse Staff prior to the
first class date.
CANCELLATION POLICY: Should a class be cancelled, all
registrants will be called.
April/May Classes
ARTS & CRAFTS - AR
Evelyn Stauber
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm - Thurs.
ALL YEAR
COURAGE TO CONFRONT - MR
Phyllis Bergstein
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm - Wed.
DECEMBER - APRIL
*BEADED JEWELRY - Adv. - LP
Carol Kivert
10:00 am - 12:00 pm - Wed.
*BEADED JEWELRY - Beg. - LP
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Wed.
NOVEMBER - APRIL
CREATIVE WRITING - SR
Mort Mozar
1:30pm - 3:00pm - Mon.
JANUARY - MARCH
BRIDGE - AUX
Edward Goldwater
9:30 am - 11:30 am - Tues.
BRIDGE - AUX
9:30 am - 11:30 am - Thurs.
DECEMBER - MARCH
CANASTA - Beg. - AUX
Harriet Baron
10:00 am - 12:00 pm - Wed.
CANASTA - Int.
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm - Wed.
DECEMBER - MARCH
CERAMICS - CR
Carol Titus
9:00 am - 11:00 am - Wed.
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Wed.
CERAMICS - CR
9:00 am - 11:00 am - Thurs.
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Thurs.
ALL YEAR
CHAIR FIT & PILATES - Thurs. - GB
Nancie Lavine
10:30 am - 11:30 am - Thurs
ALL YEAR
COMPUTER - Beg. Mon. - CMP
Muriel Reiffe
9:30 am - 10:30 am - Mon.
COMPUTER - Int. Mon. - CMP
11:00 am - 12:00 pm - Mon.
ALL YEAR
DANCERCISE - GB
Simon Huete
9:00 am - 10:00 am - Wed.
ALL YEAR
*DRAWING - Fri. - AR
Naomi Shulman
10:00 am - 12:00 pm - Fri.
NOVEMBER - MARCH
GOOD MOVES - Fri. - GB
Nancy Sheffey
9:00 am - 10:00 am - Fri.
ALL YEAR
IRA’S LINE & FUN - GB
Ira Weisburd
10:30 am - 12:00 pm - Tues.
ALL YEAR
JOY OF OPERA - TH
Joe Albanese
1:15 pm - 3:15 pm - Wed.
NOVEMBER - APRIL
*LAPIDARY - Adv - LP
Nat Epstein
9:30 am - 11:30 am - Mon.
NOVEMBER - MAY
*MAH JONGG - Beg. - AUX
Fran Steiman
10:00 am - 11:30 am - Tues.
DECEMBER - MARCH
*OIL & ACRYLIC
PAINTING I & II - AR
David Alfonsetti
10:00 am - 12:00 pm - Mon.
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Mon.
ALL YEAR
*OIL & ACRYLIC PAINTING III
10:00 am - 12:00 pm - Wed.
ALL YEAR
*WATER COLORS - Thurs. - AR
Naomi Shulman
10:00 am - 12:00 pm - Thurs.
NOVEMBER - MARCH
PERSONAL TRAINING
ONE -ON-ONE - FC
Nancie Lavine
4 Sess. $101.00
8 Sess. $176.00
12 Sess. $251.00
12 Sess. Team $301.00
WATER FIT - Wed. - IDP
Nancie Lavine
10:30 am - 11:30 am - Wed.
ALL YEAR
SQUARE DANCE - GB
Burt Summers
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm - Tues.
DECEMBER - APRIL
*STAIN GLASS - LP
Karl Rettig
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Tues.
*STAIN GLASS - LP
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm - Thurs.
NOVEMBER - APRIL
.
TAI CHI - Wed. - GB
Terry Stern
10:30 am - 11:30 am - Wed.
NOVEMBER - APRIL
TAKING CONTROL OF
YOUR STRESS - MR
Rosalind Rothman
10:00 am - 11:30 am - Fri.
DECEMBER - MARCH
TWENTY/TWENTY/TWENTY - GB
Nancie Lavine
9:00 am - 10:00 am - Mon.
ALL YEAR
WATER FIT & PILATES- Mon. - GP
Nancie Lavine
10:30 am- 11:30 am - Mon.
ALL YEAR
WATER FIT - Fri. - GP
Nancie Lavine
10:30 am - 11:30 am - Fri.
ALL YEAR
*WEAR-A-BLE ART - Beg. - AR
Doris Roth
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm - Fri.
ALL YEAR
**WIRE JEWELRY - LP (NEW)
Arnold Pinsker
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm - Thurs.
ALL YEAR
.
WOODSHOP SAFETY - WS
A. Laddin
9:00 am - 11:30 am - Tues.
NOVEMBER - MAY
YOGA - GB
Evelyn Freiberg
9:00 am - 10:00 am - Tues.
NOVEMBER - APRIL
ZUMBA - GB
Simone Huete
9:00 am - 10:00 am - Thurs.
ALL YEAR
.
*SUPPLY LIST AVAILABLE
Personal Training Hours 8am-3pm Monday-Friday. Inquire about Free Fitness Evaluations, Classes,
Land and Aquatic Personal Training Programs. Call Nancie at 499-3335 ext 222
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Obey all traffic signs, use your turn signals. Do not pass cars or
buses within Kings Point. Please Drive Slowly!
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viewpoint
From Vesta Property Services/PMI
Mike Hyman - President
This month’s article is dedicated to one very important
community issue – the community’s cable agreement.
As many residents are aware, legal action by some condominium
associations against the community- through the Recreation
Area, the Board of Governors and management- has been going
on for some time. While perhaps an oversimplification, at the
heart of the matter is whether or not the Board of Governors has
the authority to enter into agreements for the benefit of the entire
community. Depending upon the outcome of this issue, some of
the funds currently being held in the community’s reserve funds
may have to be returned to the condominium associations.
Recently a meeting was held between all parties to open a
dialogue that will hopefully lead to resolution of this dispute.
During this discussion a few things became very evident: there is
misinformation and misunderstanding about the issues by both
parties; there is a feeling of mistrust by some of the parties in
relation to the others; and most importantly, there have been
public statements made that are inflammatory, inaccurate and
untrue. This last item was specifically directed at this writer
relative to comments that I have made in the past, generalizing
my personal feelings about this situation. Regardless of the fact
that I am being sued personally, my use of this column for
purposes of venting whatever frustration I may feel about this
PETS
NOTICE
Kings Point is a
“No Pet Community”
Please notify your guests that they will be
turned away if they have a pet in their vehicle.
Thank you,
Vesta Property Services
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matter is inexcusable and I sincerely apologize to all those
effected by my remarks. Furthermore, my comments resulted in
many people being unintentionally included who were not the
cause of this conflict. To each of you I extend my apology and
hope that the strides made during our recent meeting can be built
upon to resolve the differences of opinion surrounding this case.
The cable contract is a good agreement, benefiting the entire
community and setting rates for the next six and one-half years
that are better than the previous agreement. If continued, the
previous agreement would still be in effect for another year and
a half; the rate at the end of that term would be in excess of what
the new agreement amount will be in 2017; the associations
would continue to pay Prime Management or their subsidiary a
5% fee and the community would not have received the signing
bonus that is currently a part of the community’s reserves.
Neighbors should not have to endure conflicts such as this with
each other. In times such as this, Management should not do
anything other than stand ready to assist everyone in resolving
community wide issues. We will do this and hope that the
community can come together and resolve this matter to the
benefit of all.
Thank you.
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April Movies
movies
SOCIAL NETWORK
Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield,
Justin Timberlake
Monday, April 4th 7:30PM
Tuesday, April 5th 1:00PM cc
PG-13 120 Min
A chronicle of the founding of Facebook, the social-networking Web site.
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BURLESQUE
Cher, Christina Aguilera
Monday, April 11th 7:30PM
Tuesday, April 12th 1:00PM cc
PG-13 119 Min
Movie Ticket $1.00
WOODY ALLEN’S YOU WILL
MEET A TALL DARK STRANGER
Anthony Hopkins, Naomi Watts,
Josh Brolin
Monday, May 9th 7:30PM
Tuesday, May 10th 1:00PM cc
R 98 Min
Follows a pair of married couples, and their daughter and husband, as
their passions, ambitions, and anxieties lead them into trouble and out
of their minds.
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LIFE AS WE KNOW IT
A small-town girl ventures to Los Angeles and finds her place in a neoburlesque club run by a former dancer.
Katherine Heigl, Josh Duhamel,
Josh Lucas
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NEXT THREE DAYS
Russell Crowe, Elizabeth Banks,
Liam Neeson
Monday, March 14th 7:30PM
Tuesday, March 15th 1:00PM cc
PG-13 122 Min
A married couple's life is turned upside down when the wife is
accused of a murder.
May Movies
UNSTOPPABLE
Denzel Washington, Chris Pine,
Rosario Dawson
Monday, May 2nd 7:30PM
Tuesday, May 3rd 1:00PM cc
PG-13 98 Min
NOTE: Closed captions will be shown on Tuesday afternoon only
MOVIE PASS
Buy a PASS for 10 movies & the 11th Movie is
FREE! Cost: $10
Sunday free movies are advertised on Channel 63,
on the community hotline and at the Service Desk.
Please call the Service
Desk for additional information. 499-3335 Ext. 214
PG-13 114 Min
Two single adults become caregivers to an orphaned girl when their
mutual best friends die in an accident.
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RED
Bruce Willis, Helen Mirren,
Morgan Freeman
PG-13 111 Min
When his idyllic life is threatened by a high-tech assassin, former blackops agent Frank Moses reassembles his old team in a last ditch effort
to survive.
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MORNING GLORY
Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford,
Diane Keaton
Tuesday, May 31st 1:00PM cc
PG-13 107 Min
An upstart television producer accepts the challenge of reviving a
struggling morning show program with warring co-hosts.
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events
APRIL EVENTS
FRIDAY, APR 1
9:00 Woodcarvers Club
WS
9:00 Good Moves
GB
10:00 Taking Control of Stress
MR
10:30 Water Fit Fri
GP
12:00 Herman’s Bridge Club
KH
1:00 Wear-A-ble Arts - Class
AR
1:00 KP Players Club
FN
1:00 Bridge Club
AUX
3:00 Short Story Discussion - ClubCL
8:00 SHOW: MARC & RIO
TH
SATURDAY, APR 2
8:30 Table Tennis Club
10:00 Young at Heart Club
11:00 Soft Shoe Workshop Club
SUNDAY, APR 3
10:00 Glee Club
10:30 Folk Dance Club
1:00 We Crafters Club
1:15 FREE MOVIE:
“Fiddler on the Roof”
MONDAY, APR 4
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 20/20/20 Class
9:30 Computer Beg. - Class
9:30 Lapidary - Class
10:00 Oil & Acrylic I - Class
10:00 Stamp Club
10:15 Teddies for Tots - Club
10:30 Water Pilates/Fit
11:00 Computer Int. - Class
1:00 Oil & Acrylic II Class
1:00 Ceramics Class
7:00 Royal Dup Bridge Club
7:30 MOVIE: “Social Network”
TUESDAY, APR 5
9:00 Art Workshop Club
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Yoga - Class
9:00 Woodshop Safety - Class
12:00 Computer Club
1:00 Stained Glass - Class
1:00 MOVIE: “Social Network”
1:00 Ceramics Class
7:00 Bingo
7:00 Russian Roots Club
7:30 Ballroom Dance Club
FC
FN
GB
SL
GB
SR
TH
FC
CR
GB
CMP
LP
AR
LI
RP
GP
CMP
AR
CR
KH
TH
AR
CR
GB
WS
KH
SL
LP
TH
CR
LP
GB
SL
FN
WEDNESDAY, APR 6
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 Dancercise Class
GB
9:00 K.P. Players Dancers - Club MC
9:30 Harmonica Club
SL
10:00 Beaded Jewelry Int. - Class LP
10:00 Cue Club
FN
10:30 Tai Chi - Class
GB
10:30 Water Fit Class
IDP
1:00 Beaded Jewelry Beg. - Class LP
1:00 Model Yacht Club
SR
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
1:00 Joy of Opera
TH
3:00 Quilting Club
SR
KH
THURSDAY, APR 7
FC
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 Zumba Class
GB
9:30 Board of Governors Mtg. ADM
10:00 Japanese Bunka Club
SR
10:00 Fisherman’s Club
SL
10:00 Singing Workshop Club
FN
10:30 Chair Fit & Pilates Class
GB
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12:00
12:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
2:00
7:00
7:00
7:30
Canasta Players Club
Bridg-A-Deers Club
Ceramics Class
Japanese Bunka Club
Wire Jewelry - Class
Arts & Crafts
Tennis Club
Bingo
Boston Club
Sociables Club
AUX
KH
CR
SR
LP
AR
SL
GB
MC
SL
FRIDAY, APR 8
WS
9:00 Good Moves Class
GB
GP
KH
FN
1:00 Wear-A-Ble Art Class
AR
1:00 Bridge Club
AUX
8:00 STAGE SHOW: SHELLEY KEELOR TH
SATURDAY, APR 9
9:30 Emergency Certification
10:00 Bronx Club
FC
CL
FN
MC
SUNDAY, APR 10
10:00 Glee Club
SL
GB
1:15 FREE MOVIE: “Walk the Line”TH
MONDAY, APR 11
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 20/20/20 Class
9:30 Computer Beg Class
10:00 Oil & Acrylic I Class
10:00 Stamp Club
1:00 C.O.P.
1:00 Ceramics Class
7:00 Camera Club
7:30 MOVIE: “Burlesque”
TUESDAY, APR 12
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Yoga - Class
10:00 Women’s Golf Club
1:00 MOVIE: “Burlesque”
1:00 Ceramics Class
3:00 Billiards Club
8:00 Latin/American Club
FC
CR
GB
LP
CMP
AR
LI
GP
CMP
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AR
CR
KH
SL
TH
AR
CR
GB
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KH
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LP
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CL
LP
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MR
WEDNESDAY, APR 13
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
GB
9:30 Harmonica Club
SL
IDP
GB
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
1:00 K.P.Players Dancers - Club MC
1:00 Joy of Opera - Class
TH
3:00 Quilting Club
SR
KH
THURSDAY, APR 14
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Zumba Class
FC
CR
GB
SR
10:00
10:30
12:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
7:00
7:00
7:30
Singing Workshop Club
Chair Fit/Pilates
Bridg-A-Deers Club
Ceramics Class
Japanese Bunka Club
Arts & Crafts Class
Rock n Roll - Club
Bingo
Sociables Club
FN
GB
KH
LP
CR
SR
AR
FN
GB
SL
FRIDAY, APR 15
WS
GB
10:30 Water Fit - Class
GP
KH
FN
AR
1:00 Bridge Club
AUX
8:00 STAGE SHOW:
TH
“THE HAPPY DIVAS”
SATURDAY, APR 16
10:30 The Baby Boomers Club
FC
SL
GB
SUNDAY, APR 17
10:00 Glee Club
SL
GB
1:15 FREE MOVIE: “Pretty Woman” TH
MONDAY, APR 18
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 20/20/20 Class
9:30 Computer Beg Class
10:00 Stamp Club
10:30 Water Pilates/Fit Class
1:00 Ceramics Class
7:30 No Movie - Passover
TUESDAY, APR 19
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Yoga - Class
1:00 Ceramics Class
7:00 Bingo
FC
CR
GB
LP
CMP
AR
LI
GP
CMP
AR
CR
KH
TH
AR
CR
GB
LP
KH
LP
CR
LP
GB
SL
FN
10:30
12:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
2:00
7:00
7:30
Chair Fit & Pilates
Bridg-A-Deers Club
Ceramics Class
Japanese Bunka Club
Arts & Crafts Class
Games Club
Bingo
Sociables Club
GB
KH
CR
SR
AR
LP
MCR
GB
SL
FRIDAY, APR 22
10:30 Water Fit
1:00 Bridge Club
8:00 SHOW:
“STRINGS & PASSION”
WS
GB
GP
KH
FN
AR
AUX
TH
SATURDAY, APR 23
9:30 Brooklyn Club of KP
7:30 DANCE: D.J. Perry Peres
FC
FN
GB
FN
SUNDAY, APR 24
10:00 Glee Club
1:15 FREE MOVIE: “Hello Dolly”
SL
GB
TH
MONDAY, APR 25
FC
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 20/20/20 Class
GB
9:30 Computer Beg. - Class
CMP
LP
AR
10:00 Stamp Club
LI
GP
CMP
AR
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
KH
7:30 Camera Club
SL
TH
7:30 MOVIE: “Next Three Days”
TUESDAY, APR 26
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Yoga - Class
1:00 MOVIE: “Next Three Days”
1:00 Ceramics Class
AR
CR
GB
WS
KH
LP
TH
CR
LP
SL
FN
WEDNESDAY, APR 20
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
GB
9:00 K.P. Players Dancers
MC
9:30 Harmonica - Club
SL
GB
IDP
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
1:00 Model Yacht Club
SR
TH
3:00 Quilting Club
SR
KH
WEDNESDAY, APR 27
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
GB
9:00 K.P. Players Dancers
MC
9:30 Harmonica - Club
SL
GB
IDP
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
1:00 Men’s Golf Club
FN
TH
3:00 Quilting Club
SR
KH
THURSDAY, APR 21
FC
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 Zumba Class
GB
9:30 Board of Governors Mtg. ADM
FN
SR
SL
THURSDAY, APR 28
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Zumba Class
10:30 Chair Fit & Pilates
12:00 Bridg-A-Deers Club
FC
CR
GB
SR
FN
GB
KH
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1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
7:00
7:30
Japanese Bunka Club
Ceramics Class
Arts & Crafts Class
Bingo
Sociables Club
SR
LP
CR
AR
GB
SL
FRIDAY, APR 29
WS
GB
10:30 Water Fit - Class
GP
KH
FN
AR
1:00 Bridge Club
AUX
8:00 SHOW: PETER BURKE
TH
SATURDAY, APR 30
FC
GB
MAY EVENTS
SUNDAY, MAY 1
10:00 Glee Club
1:00 We Crafters Club
1:15 FREE MOVIE: “Gypsy”
SL
GB
SR
TH
MONDAY, MAY 2
FC
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 20/20/20 Class
GB
LP
9:30 Computer Beg./Int. Class CMP
AR
10:00 Stamp Club
LI
GP
AR
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
KH
7:30 MOVIE: “Unstoppable”
TH
TUESDAY, MAY 3
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Woodshop Safety
10:30 Ira’s Line Class
11:30 Computer Club
1:00 MOVIE: “Unstoppable”
1:00 Ceramics Class
AR
CR
WS
GB
SL
KH
TH
CR
SL
FN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 Kings Point Players Dancers Club MC
GB
9:00 Harmonica Club
SL
10:00 Cue Club
FN
10:00 Beaded Jewelry Int.
LP
IDP
1:00 Beaded Jewelry Beg
LP
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
3:00 Quilting Club
SR
KH
THURSDAY, MAY 5
FC
9:00 Zumba - Class
GB
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 Board of Governors Meeting ADM
10:30 Chair Fit/Pilates
GB
SR
SL
FN
GB
KH
12:00 Canasta Players Club
AUX
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
1:00 Arts & Crafts Class
AR
7:00 Bingo
GB
7:30 Socialbles Club
SL
FRIDAY, MAY 6
WS
9:00 Good Moves
GB
KH
FN
1:00 Bridge Club
AUX
AR
3:00 Short Story Discussion
CL
8:00 STAGE SHOW:
“CARLA” Tribute to Streisand TH
SATURDAY, MAY 7
10:00 Young @ Heart - Club
SUNDAY, MAY 8
10:00 Glee Club
1:15 FREE MOVIE:
“Million Dollar Baby”
FC
FN
FN
SL
GB
TH
MONDAY, MAY 9
FC
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 20/20/20 Class
GB
9:30 Lapidary
LP
10:00 Stamp Club
LI
10:00 C.O.P.
MR
AR
GP
AR
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
KH
7:30 MOVIE: “You Will Meet
a Dark Stranger”
TH
TUESDAY, MAY 10
9:00 Ceramics Class
10:00 Women’s Golf Club
1:00 MOVIE: “You Will Meet
a Dark Stranger”
1:00 Ceramics Class
8:00 Latin/American Club
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:30 Harmonica Club
10:00 Beaded Jewelry Int
1:00 Ceramics Class
1:00 Kings Point Players Dancers Club
3:00 Quilting Club
AR
WS
CR
SL
GB
KH
TH
CR
SL
FN
MR
CR
GB
SL
LP
IDP
LP
CR
MC
SR
KH
THURSDAY, MAY 12
FC
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 Board of Governors MeetingADM
9:00 Zumba Class
GB
SR
FN
GB
KH
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
AR
7:00 Bingo
GB
SL
FRIDAY, MAY 13
9:00 Good Moves
1:00 Bridge Club
8:00 STAGE SHOW: LU WHITE
WS
GB
KH
FN
AUX
AR
TH
SATURDAY, MAY 14
9:30 Emergency Certification
7:30 DANCE: D.J. PERES
FC
CL
MC
FN
SUNDAY, MAY 15
10:00 Glee Club
1:15 FREE MOVIE:
“The Accidental Tourist”
SL
GB
TH
MONDAY, MAY 16
FC
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 20/20/20 Class
GB
9:30 Lapidary
LP
10:00 Stamp Club
LI
AR
GP
AR
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
KH
7:30 MOVIE: “Life as We Know It” TH
TUESDAY, MAY 17
9:00 Ceramics Class
1:00 MOVIE: “Life as We Know It”
1:00 Ceramics Class
AR
WS
CR
GB
KH
TH
CR
SL
FN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18
9:00 Ceramics Class
CR
9:00 Kings Point Players Dancers FN
GB
LP
IDP
LP
1:00 Ceramics Class
CR
3:00 Quilting Club
SR
KH
THURSDAY, MAY 19
9:00 Board of Governors Mtg
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Zumba
1:00 Ceramics Class
2:00 Games
7:00 Bingo
FRIDAY, MAY 20
9:00 Good Moves
1:00 Bridge Club
3:00 Short Story Discussion
8:00 STAGE SHOW:
DAVID MEULEMANS
FC
ADM
CR
GB
SR
SL
FN
GB
KH
CR
AR
MCR
GB
SL
9:00
9:00
9:30
9:30
10:00
10:00
10:30
1:00
1:00
7:00
7:30
Ceramics Class
CR
20/20/20 Class
GB
Lapidary
LP
Computer Beg./Int. Class CMP
Oil & Acrylic I Class
AR
Stamp Club
LI
Water Pilates/Fit Class
GP
Oil & Acrylic II Class
AR
Ceramics Class
CR
Royal Dup Bridge Club
KH
MOVIE: “Red”
TH
TUESDAY, MAY 24
9:00 Ceramics Class
1:00 MOVIE: “Red”
1:00 Ceramics Class
AR
WS
CR
GB
KH
TH
CR
SL
FN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Kings Point Players Dancers Club
1:00 Ceramics Class
3:00 Quilting Club
CR
GB
MC
LP
IDP
CR
LP
SR
KH
THURSDAY, MAY 26
9:00 Ceramics Class
9:00 Zumba
1:00 Arts & Crafts - Class
1:00 Ceramics Class
7:00 Bingo
FC
CR
GB
SR
FN
GB
KH
AR
CR
GB
SL
FRIDAY, MAY 27
9:00 Good Moves
1:00 Bridge Club
1:00 KP Players
SATURDAY, MAY 28
9:30 Brooklyn Club
11:00 Soft Shoe Workshop
SUNDAY, MAY 29
10:00 Glee Club
2:15 FREE MOVIE: “Whatever
Happened to Baby Jane”
WS
GB
KH
AUX
FN
FC
FN
GB
SL
GB
TH
GB
WS
KH
FN
AUX
AR
CL
MONDAY, MAY 30
9:00 20/20/20 - Class
10:00 Stamp Club
12:00 DANCE: MEMORIAL
DAY POOL PARTY
7:30 MOVIE: “Morning Glory”
MC
TH
TH
TUESDAY, MAY 31
9:00 Ceramics Class
1:00 MOVIE: “Morning Glory”
1:00 Ceramics Class
AR
CR
GB
KH
TH
CR
SL
FN
SATURDAY, MAY 21
10:30 The Baby Boomers Club
FC
SL
GB
SUNDAY, MAY 22
10:00 Glee Club
2:30 STAGE SHOW: CAVENDISH
SL
GB
TH
MONDAY, MAY 23
FC
FC
GB
LI
For further information call the Staff Office
@ 499-3335 ext. 225
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Room Code Abbreviations
ADM ...Administration
AR.......Art Room
AUX ....Auxiliary Card Room
CL .......Classroom
CMP....Computer Room
CR.......Ceramics Room
EXG....Executive Golf Course
EXR ....Exercise Room
FC .......Fitness Center
FN.......Flanders/Normandy
Clubhouse
FNP.....Flanders Pool
GB.......Grand Ballroom
GP.......Guest Pool
ELDER CARE
AVAILABLE
Will do light housekeeping
can drive you to doctors
appointments and
shopping etc... Call
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(561) 441-6032
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IDP......Indoor Pool
KH ......Kings Hall
LBY ....Lobby Main Clubhouse
LP .......Lapidary Room
LI ........Library
MCH ...Main Clubhouse
MC ......Monaco Ballroom
MR......Media Room
RP .......Resident Pool
SR .......Sewing Room
SL .......Social Room
TH.......Theatre
WS ......Woodworking Shop
USL.....Upstairs Lobby
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE!
Facsimile/Notary
service is available at the Main Clubhouse
Staff Office. Monday – Friday 9 AM – 5 PM
Facsimile/Notary/Scan
service is available at the Administration Office.
Monday – Sunday 10 AM – 3 PM
Please call the Service Desk for prices and additional information.
561-499-3335 ext. 214
561-381-2036 (Staff Office)
Fax 561-499-3584 (Administration Office)
PH
Fax
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health and fitness tips
High Blood Pressure Symptoms
The scariest thing about high blood pressure is that it is often
without any symptoms at all. High blood pressure is
sometimes referred to as “the silent
killer” because of this fact.
For this reason alone it’s a good idea
to go in to see your doctor regularly.
If you have a history of high blood
pressure, you can then take further
steps to keep a closer eye on it.
There are a few different possible
high blood pressure symptoms out
there to keep an eye out for. High
blood pressure can occur at any age
and is almost as common in women
as in men.
Some of the most common high
blood pressure symptoms are
frequent headaches, dizziness,
fatigue, nausea and blurry vision. One of the least talked
about and least known high blood pressure symptom is ED.
Since arteries run into and through virtually every area of your
body, high blood pressure symptoms can vary considerably.
If you are experiencing one or more of the above symptoms
you should see a doctor about it to lower your risk of serious
injury.
Aerobic Exercise
Research has shown that regular
aerobic exercise boosts the immune
system, increases endorphins, lowers
high blood pressure and cholesterol,
decreases the risk for developing
cardiac disease, diabetes, obesity and
various forms of cancer.
Physical exercise promotes mental
health, reduces anxiety and stress,
and promotes unity of mind, body
and spirit. Exercise programs can be
tailored to fit anyone’s particular
fitness needs.
For more information on our personal fitness programs
contact the Service Desk or the Staff Office. (499-3335 Ext
214 or 225)
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neighborhood and can do yours.
Call me for my old fashioned
personal service. Not an agency.
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golf
Dear Kings Point Golfers:
February 2011 has turned out to be one of the nicest weather
months for us in south Florida in many years. This great weather
has produced one of the busiest golfing months for quite some
time at Kings Point. The Par 3 course was exceptionally busy and
has shown significant growth over the past few years. On
February 26, 2011 the Kings Point Community hosted the Third
Annual Community Golf Shoot-out Tournament. This year’s event
had 20 foursomes playing which included six foursomes of ladies.
Communities from the surrounding area challenged the
defending Kings Point men and ladies for bragging rights as the
best golfers to play at Kings Point. All though the Kings Point
women were again victorious, the Kings Point men did not fare
so well. The King Point winning women’s team was represented
by Fran Garnes, Lucy Hull, Gloria Carroll and Patti Micewicz.
Fran Garnes also shot the women’s low gross of the day. The
winning men’s team hails from Tropic Harbor, a community
located on the east side of Delray Beach. Tropic Harbor has been
playing at Kings Point as a group for the last 6+ years on Friday
afternoon. Their winning team consisted of Jay Coppola, Skip
Georgi, Jim Kirby and John Hertvik. The men’s low gross honors
went to Larry Levenberg who hails from Emerald Pointe, Larry
shot an extremely respectable gross of 64.
TROPIC HARBOR
From left to right
Skip Georgi, Jay Coppola
and Jim Kirby
John Hertvik missing
from the photo
11th Season of
FREE GOLF LESSONS
STARTING IN OCTOBER
Sign Up Now At The Par 3 Pro Shop
Introductory Lessons For the Non-Golfer
Five One Hour Lesson to Include:
• Golf Etiquette
• Actual On-Course Lesson
• Free Use of Golf Clubs
• Unlimited Free Use of Practice Areas on Par 3
• Videotapes and Other Educational Material
Entire Program at NO CHARGE to Kings Point
Residents who are Non-Golfers wanting to learn.
Contact Head Golf Professional
Bob Schneider at
499-0140
KINGS POINT
From left to right
Luch Hull, Patti Micewicz and
Gloria Carroll
Fran Garnes missing from photo
Please remember “Golf Etiquette” is as much a part of the game
as hitting that long straight drive or making a tricky birdie putt.
Golf etiquette not only means being quiet and still while someone
is hitting; it also means raking foot prints in sand traps, fixing
ball marks on the green and placing sand in divots. In the words
of golfing great Arnold Palmer, “always leave the course in better
condition than you found it”.
For all of the golfers who insist on fishing for balls, please
remember our local rules allow no more than a two-minute
search and this is only for the ball you are playing. Be advised
that the use of range balls is not permitted on Kings Point golf
courses.
Even though the temperatures have dropped compared to the
summer months and the sun may not feel quite as strong; always
take proper precautions by wearing a hat and using plenty of sunscreen. In addition, drink plenty of fluids while you are out on
the golf course or while doing any outdoor activity. The heat in
Florida can quickly lead to dehydration; water and PowerAde are
always available in our vending machines and at the Snack Bar.
The 11th season of free golf lessons will be finishing up in April.
If you are new to the game or have a non-golfing friend, contact
Bob Schneider our head golf professional to take advantage of
this great opportunity. There is still time to sign up for the lessons
at the Par 3 course.
Please feel free to call at 381-2037 if you have any questions or
suggestions for the golf courses.
—Bill Guimond
For Golf Membership information contact:
Men’s Golf Club membership chairman
Eddie Ober 496-3163
Ladies Golf Club membership chairwoman
Gloria Levine 496-3712
Par 3 Golf Course
7:00 AM - Ladies’ Tournament - Mondays
7:00 AM Men’s Tournament - Tuesdays & Wednesdays
Executive Golf Course
7:00 AM - Men’s Tournament - Thursdays & Fridays
8:00 AM - Ladies’ Tournament - Wednesdays
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minutes
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
KINGS POINT RECREATION AREA
Minutes February 3, 2011
Happy Birthday Art Gelfand and Miriam Guz
Present: Delores Birch, Jerry Flomen, Art Gelfand, Mitch Goldstein, Miriam
Guz, Estelle Hoffman, Mike Hyman, Frank Iovine, Ron Kern, Elinor Lichten,
Steve Mencher, Libby Merola, Rena Port, Barry Senoff, Camille Wolff
Absent: Stan Cohen and Frank Surface
Procedural & Organizational Matters
1. Meeting called to order by Chairman Frank Iovine at 9:32 AM.
2. Quorum present. In the absence of Frank Surface, Mike Hyman represents
the seller.
3. Approval of Minutes – Motion to accept January 20, 2011 minutes as
written by Steve Mencher, seconded Art Gelfand and approved unanimously.
4. Items to be considered for the next meeting – None received
Unfinished Business
1. Pending Lawsuit regarding Cable Contract – Mike Hyman reported a
meeting has been scheduled for March.
2. Kings Point Bistro at Monaco Update – Mike Hyman reported that the
equipment is going in. Three minor items to be ordered totaling $1,100.00
and we will still be within budget. Barbara Burton is busy meeting with
vendors and ordering supplies. Zoning has approved the application for the
liquor license.
3. 2012 Document Update - Mike Hyman reported that all three attorneys
are on task and will be talking to Pete Dunbar. All four attorneys should meet
next week.
4. Comcast Migration – Mike Hyman reported that Comcast will be here at
10:00 AM. Frank Iovine introduced Jennie Rios from Communications
Consulting Group, Inc. and Chris DiLisio, our bulk account representative
from Comcast. Digital migration has been moved back to March 2012.
Residents should sit still and wait as we are still a year out till migration. They
will be invited back in the fall of 2011 with more info.
New Business
1. Financial Review Committee – Chair, Jerry Flomen read attached report.
Committee’s report accepted with the correction of adding Ron Kern as
an attendee.
2. Ad-Hoc Bistro Committee – Chair, Jerry Flomen read attached report
Motion to accept committee’s report by Miriam Guz and approved
unanimously.
3. Ad-Hoc ID Committee – Chair, Jerry Flomen asked Elinor Lichten to
read attached report. Motion to accept committee’s report with the
correction of the spelling of JMD and Elinor by Elinor Lichten, seconded
by Estelle Hoffman and approved unanimously.
4. 2011 Committees List attached.
Maintenance & Special Projects
1. Completed or In-Progress
a. Eniscope’ Energy Monitor Update - Mike Hyman read a report from
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ECO regarding the findings of the measuring device Spikes in
consumption are archived. Three recommendations to save energy
are solar solutions, LED lighting and intelligent motor controls
installed on the pool pumps. Management recommends the Solar
Energy Committee meet with ECO to discuss results of the report and
suggested solutions.
2. No Pet issues – A list of all condo assoc. that have not signed the
Condo/Management Enforcement Agreement. The Service/Emotional
Support Animal Committee will be meeting with the law firm of Becker
Poliakoff to answer all questions.
Good & Welfare
1. Sunshine Committee Report: Chair, Estelle Hoffman asked everyone to
notify her of any events of good or sad tidings.
2. Jerry Flomen wished Dave Meck well on his leave of absence.
3. Call 911 if you see anything suspicious.
Communications/Letters
1. Letter from Selma Ross of 955 Normandy T regarding her request for the
undivided warranty deed. Michael Hyman responded that the deed is
being prepared by the community’s counsel and will be available upon
completion.
2. Letter from Estelle Laddin and Ann Chudnoff regarding complaints
concerning Richies Café. Michael Hyman responded we agree with your
comments and have voiced our concern to the owner.
3. Letter from Irene Guber and Fay Skolnick of the Brooklyn Club regarding
NYE. Michael Hyman thanked them for sharing their comments and
concerns and explained that the Entertainment Committee has met and
developed a plan for next year’s event.
4. Letter from Brian Sackrowitz of 193 Valencia I regarding Seville
Boulevard. Mike Hyman responded that he has given the matter to Bill
Guimond to look into.
5. Letter from Lois Kaufer of 386 Piedmont I regarding Eddie. Mike Hyman
responded that the community at large agrees with your letter,
unfortunately residents do invite him onto the property to wash vehicles.
Management is in contact with the state attorney, the Palm Beach County
Sheriff’s Office and the Department of Crimes against Seniors to discuss
this and other matters.
6. Letter from Daniel Saiewitz of Piedmont L regarding the dress code on
show nights. Mike Hyman responded he will review the dress code with
the theater volunteers.
Insurance Claims against Community: Vesta reports Fourteen (8) claims
currently listed.
Claimant’s Name
1. Elinor Klein
2. Sylvia Hoffman
3. Samuel Wasserman
4. Molly Gross
5. Avner Anatoly
6. Adele Ackerman
7. Molly Gross
8. Jeanette Dores
Address
139 Waterford F
175 Seville H
Century Village
686 Brittany O
237 Brittany E
281 Seville L
686 Brittany O
344 Tuscany G
Date of Loss
7/19/07
10/02/07
9/20/04
9/11/05
2/08/09
9/22/09
1/17/10
7/01/10
Status
Pending
Suspended
Pending
Suspended
Pending
Deceased
2nd Claim Pending
Pending
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Motion to adjourn by Estelle Hoffman and seconded by Arthur Gelfand and
approved unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 11:08 AM
Respectfully submitted,
Jerry Flomen, Secretary
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
KINGS POINT RECREATION AREA
Minutes February 17, 2011
Present: Delores Birch, Jessica Brown, Stan Cohen, Jerry Flomen, Art
Gelfand, Dick Herman, Estelle Hoffman, Mike Hyman, Frank Iovine, Ron
Kern, Elinor Lichten, Steve Mencher, Libby Merola, Annette Miller, Iris Poch,
Rena Port, Ray Rigoletto, Herb Weinberger, Camille Wolff
Absent: Mitch Goldstein, Miriam Guz, Barry Senoff and Frank Surface
Procedural & Organizational Matters
1. Meeting called to order by Chairman Frank Iovine at 9:32 AM.
2. ICA certification read by Chairman Frank Iovine
Quorum present. In the absence of Mitch Goldstein, Camille Wolff can vote.
In the absence of Miriam Guz, Delores Birch can vote. In the absence of Frank
Surface, Mike Hyman can vote.
3. Approval of Minutes – Motion to accept February 3, 2011 minutes with the
following correction under Communications/Letters #1add undivided to
warranty deed by Estelle Hoffman, seconded by Art Gelfand and approved
unanimously.
4. Items to be considered for the next meeting – None received
5. Kings Point Health & Community Services Expo – Thursday, Feb. 24th
from 9:00 AM till 12 noon.
Unfinished Business
1. Pending Lawsuit regarding Cable Contract – Mike Hyman reported a
closed meeting has been scheduled for March 1st with parties from the both
the Plaintiff and Defendants along with their counsel.
2. Kings Point Bistro at Monaco Update – Mike Hyman reported the Bistro
is looking great and moving along. The furniture has been ordered.
Management is working with the county on the liquor license and
occupational license. Commissioner Aaronson will be attending the next
Board meeting on March 3rd.
3. 2012 Document Update - Mike Hyman reported we have received the
draft on the statutory warranty deed. Pete Dunbar will be updating him
shortly on the documents.
New Business
effective immediately and to approve increases to the Fitness Program
effective October 2011 for the 2011-2012 season by Elinor Lichten,
seconded by Annette miller and passed unanimously.
Maintenance & Special Projects
1. Completed or In-Progress – Nothing new to report
2. No Pet issues – A list of all condo associations that have not signed the
Condo/Management Enforcement Agreement attached. Iris Poch reported
three (3) dogs being walked at a building other than where they live. Iris will
provide Pam Jacks with the pertinent information following the meeting.
Good & Welfare
1. Sunshine Committee Report: Chair, Estelle Hoffman reported that we
had two unfortunate incidents this week. Rena Port slipped and fell and
was transported to Delray Medical for tests. She was released later that
evening. Miriam Guz had her blood pressure taken and it was very high.
She was also transported to Delray Medical for tests and was released later
that evening.
2. Jerry Flomen called an Ad-Hoc Bistro Committee meeting for Tuesday,
February 22 at 9:30 AM.
3. Elinor requested the red blinking light at the entrance to Waterford be
raised.
Communications/Letters
1. Letter from Lee Rothenberg of 111 Piedmont C regarding the traffic flow
from Piedmont to Normandy. Mike Hyman will speak with the Normandy
President regarding this issue.
2. Letter from Anita Benevento of 168 Burgundy D regarding the varying
costs of Comcast service calls.
Insurance Claims against Community: Vesta reports Fourteen (8) claims
currently listed.
Claimant’s Name
1. Elinor Klein
2. Sylvia Hoffman
3. Samuel Wasserman
4. Molly Gross
5. Avner Anatoly
6. Adele Ackerman
7. Molly Gross
8. Jeanette Dores
Address
139 Waterford F
175 Seville H
Century Village
686 Brittany O
237 Brittany E
281 Seville L
686 Brittany O
344 Tuscany G
Date of Loss
7/19/07
10/02/07
9/20/04
9/11/05
2/08/09
9/22/09
1/17/10
7/01/10
Status
Pending
Suspended
Pending
Suspended
Pending
Deceased
2nd Claim Pending
Pending
Motion to adjourn by Estelle Hoffman and seconded by Arthur Gelfand and
approved unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 10:23 AM
Respectfully submitted,
Jerry Flomen, Secretary
1. Community Affairs Committee – Chair, Rena Port read attached report.
All future minutes of the Alliance of Delray will be copied for the audience
along with the agenda due to the length and importance of the
information.
2. Education Committee – Vice Chair, Rena Port read attached report by
Chair, Barry Senoff. Elinor Lichten motioned to accept committee’s
recommendation to approve requested increases to the class instructors
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DRESS CODE POLICY
FOR ALL RECREATION AREA CLUBHOUSES
EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2010
Shorts will be allowed in the clubhouses at all times with the
following stipulations:
• Entry/exit must be at the West Atrium or East Atrium (on
show nights only) to access the Social Room, Kings Hall or
the Card Room in the Main Clubhouse.
• No shorts are allowed in the Main Clubhouse Lobby during
show nights.
• No shorts are allowed for any Theatre Shows or for
Dances/Cabarets in any clubhouse.
• Shorts are allowed for Bingo & for all movies.
• Collarless men’s dress shirts /mock turtleneck shirts/
sweaters with a jacket will be allowed to be worn in the
theatre.
• Clothing that is stained, torn or ripped will not be allowed.
Those displaying a disheveled appearance will not be
allowed to attend theatre functions. Management has sole
discretion to determine what is & is not appropriate dress
for theatre events. Anyone deemed inappropriately dressed
will be asked to leave.
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id department news by Kristen Jewett
ID OFFICE HOURS
MONDAY THRU SUNDAY
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
This is a good time for me to suggest to our part time residents,
they leave their ID cards in the ID office. We have a file for every
Kings Point apartment and in each file there is a small pocket
where the IDs are kept. When you come back to Kings Point,
simply come to the ID office and we will return the ID cards. We
also have a locked “mail box” located just outside the
Administration Building. You may drop them in the box at your
convenience. Someone from the office checks the box every
morning.
I make this suggestion because we have seasonal residents
forgetting to bring their ID cards with them when they return to
Kings Point. They are not happy when they have to pay a $50.00
replacement fee for each card.
Guest ID cards are also available at the ID office for guests staying
with residents in their condominium unit. A Guest photo ID card
allows the person to enter all recreation facilities without being
accompanied by their resident. As always, the resident remains
responsible for the conduct of their guests.
To obtain a guest ID card, a resident is required to accompany their
guest(s) to the ID office. The guest must present a photo ID
showing residency at least 50 miles away from Kings Point. Guests
under the age of 18 will not be issued a Guest ID as no children
are permitted in the clubhouses. The ID costs $10.00 and may not
exceed thirty days. Another thirty days may be obtained at an
additional cost only with the approval from an association officer.
Each guest is allowed a maximum of sixty days within a 12 month
period.
If you have any questions regarding the ID policies and
procedures, feel free to come by our office or call us at 499-3335,
ext.117.
staff office news by Chris Banker
We would like to wish all of you “Snowbirds” a safe trip back home and a Healthy Summer/Fall Season. We, Thank You for your support while you were here. We will be looking forward to seeing each
and every one of you next Season. If you leave before the next season’s Play Bill comes out, please
drop off a self-addressed envelope to the Main Box office so we can mail your Play Bill to you, as we
don’t have your forwarding address on file.
For those of you who are here year round, thank you for you support and we are looking forward to
seeing you at our Summer shows. The Summer Show line-up is available NOW! Just go to the Main
Box office or visit our [email protected] to see the upcoming events.
We will be having a Memorial Day Party @ the Monaco Clubhouse, so please mark this day on your
calendar and look for further information on Channel 63, the website, the Box offices and Marques
and don’t forget the Hotline!
Happy Easter and Passover!
MAIN BOX OFFICE- 499-3335 Ext. 225
Nov - Apr Monday- Friday 9:00AM - 3:00PM
May - Oct Monday – Friday 9:00AM – 3:00PM
The Box Office is open one hour before a scheduled event in the Main Clubhouse.
This is a will call window only, no other tickets may be purchased at this time.
FLANDERS BOX OFFICE – 499-3335 Ext. 355
Nov - Apr Monday-Wednesday-Friday 10:00AM – 2:00PM
May - Oct Friday
10:00AM – 2:00PM
ATRIUM BOX OFFICE – 499-3335 Ext. 200
Nov - Apr Monday – Sunday 9:00AM -3:00PM
May - Oct Monday – Sunday 10:00AM – 2:00PM
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TREATMENT IN THE
CONVENIENCE OF YOUR HOME
WE BRING OUR OFFICE TO THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME
A licensed podiatrist will bring sterile instruments, supplies and diagnostic equipment, including
x-rays and vascular testing to your home. It is the identical treatment that you would get in the
OFlCEEXCEPTYOUDONTHAVETOTRAVELTHROUGHTRAFlCTHENSEARCHFORAPARKINGSPOTANDYOUDONT
have to wait in a cramped waiting room!
CARING ABOUT OUR PATIENTS
In Home Podiatry offers comprehensive care of the foot. We utilize only state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to ensure safe and
effective treatment. We also take the extra time to listen and explain, so that each and every patient feels comfortable.
A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH BY OUR HIGHLY SKILLED PODIATRISTS
In Home Podiatry uses a unique approach to foot care. This enables us to treat patients with a wide range of foot problems in the
comfort of their home.
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THEATRE ETIQUETTE
DO’s and DON’Ts
DO….
• Observe the Dress Code for all events in the Theatre. See below
for Dress Code Policy.
• Arrive on time, enter and be seated prior to the start of the
performance
• Stay seated during the performance. Due to strict Fire Codes,
there is “‘No Standing Room” in the theatre.
• Adjust hearing aids, listening devices and turn off cell phones so
they cannot be heard by other theatre-goers.
• Use restraint in the application of perfumes, colognes and/or
after-shave as many of our patrons suffer from allergies.
• Keep your feet off chairs and theatre railings to prevent
unnecessary wear on them.
• Wait until the final act concludes before exiting the theatre.
DON’TS
• Do not use cameras or recording devices as copyright laws
strictly forbid them.
• Do not talk during the performance.
• Do not sing or hum along with the performers.
• Absolutely no food, drinks or candy is allowed in the theatre.
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performance is complete, the performers have left the stage, and
the house lights have come up*
(*) NOTE: This is the major complaint made by our theatre-going public.
It indicates total disrespect for the performers and creates an
embarrassment for the rest of the Kings Point audience. Also, because the
house lights are not up, there is a greater risk to patrons walking in the
darkened theatre.
RULES OF THE HOUSE
For anyone attending Social Events (i.e. Shows, Dances, Lectures)
in the Theatre and/or Ballrooms, the following clothing items are
NOT PERMITTED: Shorts, Tank Tops, T-Shirts, Jogging or Sweat
Suits, House Coats, Hats (except small head coverings respecting
religious beliefs).
Shorts may be worn to Movies and Bingo only. No shorts will be
permitted in the Theatre during shows, in the Ballroom during
dances, or in the Main Lobby on show and dance nights.
SHOES FOR DIABETICS
If you are on Medicare you may be
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CONSUMER ADVICE
The Division of Consumer Services within the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services takes its role as the state's
clearinghouse for consumer complaints, protection and information very seriously. While the Division saw the total number of complaints
filed during the 2010 calendar year increase by 7% to just over 40,000, more than 88% of those complaints were successfully closed or
resolved. Data ascertained from these complaints can be extremely valuable in helping to determine the direction of future Investigations
and targeted education.
Already this year, the Division's Bureau of Investigations has assisted local law enforcement in central Florida with three separate
enforcement actions against telemarketers after seeing the number of complaints for this category increase by 138% in 2010. This
increase was, by far, the most dynamic change among our top ten complaint categories. The next largest increase was in Real Estate
Broker/Salesperson complaints, which rose by 36%, followed by a 32% rise in Medical complaints over the previous year. The only other
categories that showed a significant upward trend were Do Not Call and Motor Vehicle Repair complaints, both increasing by 17%.
Conversely, complaints involving Travel/Vacation Plans showed a downward trend for the second year in a row, decreasing by 29% from
2009 to 2010 after a 22% reduction from 2008 to 2009. Many of our previous editions of the Florida Consumer E-Newsletter have been
dedicated to topics that focus on these complaint categories. Consumers are encouraged to peruse the archived editions by visiting
www.800helpfla.com. They can be extremely useful when seeking advice on a particular subject area.
Regardless of the complaint subject matter, here are a few general tips for all consumers in our great state:
1. Be skeptical immediately of any unsolicited telephone call, text, postcard/letter or e-mail.
2. Be wary of anyone requiring that payment be made through wire transfer, money order or by sending cash with an overnight courier.
This is usually one of the first indications of a scam. Purchases made by credit card will usually allow the consumer the ability to
dispute charges, thus offering the most protection.
3. Get details in writing (terms and conditions, cancellation policies etc.) before signing any agreements, sending money or giving out
any credit card or bank information.
4. Check a company's complaint history and how any complaints were resolved before agreeing to do business with them. This can be
done by visiting www.800helpfla.com and utilizing the "Business/Complaint Lookup", or by calling 1-800-HELP-FLA (435- 7352)
and allowing a member of the Consumer Assistance Center to retrieve the information. If the particular business that you are checking
on is regulated by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, be sure to find out if they are properly registered.
5. If you are being solicited to contribute to a charitable organization, ask if the person contacting you is a paid solicitor/fundraiser. If
the answer is yes, as much as 80-90% or more of your contribution may actually be going to this paid solicitor/fundraiser, not the
charitable organization. In these instances, if you are inclined to give, it may be more prudent to contact the charitable organization
itself and make your donation directly to them. Consumers can utilize the "Gift Givers Guide" at www.800helpfla.com or call the
Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' Consumer Assistance Center at 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) to inquire
about the registration status or financial information for a particular charity.
6. Research and verify where an offer is originating. Try to find the physical address (not just a P.O. Box) and phone number of the
company that has contacted you. With VoIP and other web-based technologies, it can sometimes be difficult to determine where
someone is physically located. Look for negative reviews online by typing the company's name, followed by the word "complaints" or
"scams" into an Internet search engine.
Keep in mind, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has developed the A-Z Resource Guide, an online directory
of government-related information that is, by far, one of the most useful tools available in the quest to inform, educate and protect
Florida's consumers. Users are encouraged to utilize the search function within the guide to let the database do the looking for you.
Simply typing in a key word or two into the subject field will allow you to narrow your search in order to find needed services and
assistance fast - and it's online 24 hours a day. Let the A-Z Resource Guide steer you toward the proper resource for assistance.
Information can be accessed directly by visiting www.800helpfla.com, or by calling 1-800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) Monday through Friday
during business hours and asking for help from a member of the Consumer Assistance Center staff. Remember, an educated consumer
is the best defense against fraud and deception!
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For King’s Point residents
561-460-5017
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License #: CFC1427954
We accept credit cards
Our Team of Professional Contractors will take
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One call does it all!
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important information
BINGO
C.O.P. Meeting
Grand Ballroom - 7:00 PM - Thursdays
April 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th
May 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th
Media Room
2nd Monday - 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Mature Driving Course
Applications will be given out at the Clubhouse
Service Desk on the first weekday of each
month for that month’s class(es).
APRIL CLASSES
Monday, April 18th & Tuesday, April 19th
MAY CLASSES
Monday, May 16th & Tuesday, May 17th
Vesta Recreation Area Newsletter is
available online at
www.kingspointdelray.com
Click Weekly Newsletter on the left menu.
News & Revues
Publishing Staff
Laura Stephens
Rosanna Cianfarano
Nancie Lavine
Zachary Rogers
Chris Banker
News & Revues does not accept any responsibility for the outcome of a vendor’s performance.
Proof of liability insurance and worker’s compensation insurance should always be obtained prior
to signing any contractual agreement.
K.P. Library Hours
Monday - Friday - 9:00 AM -3:00 PM
Kings Point
Vesta Property Services/PMI Meetings
3rd Tuesday of each month - 9:30 AM
April 19th No meeting
May 17th FN
BOG Schedule of Meetings
Month
April
May
9:30 AM
1st Thursday
7th
5th
3rd Thursday
21st
19th
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
EMERGENCY NUMBER . . . . . . . . . . . . . .911
P.B. County Sheriff South . . .995-2800 or 911
P.B. County Fire Dept. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .911
Non Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . .278-9970
K.P. Community Watch
24 hours (Admin. Bldg.) . . . . .499-3322
ENTRANCE GATES:
Front (West Atlantic) . . . . . . . . . . .499-0464
Monaco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .499-5219
Flanders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .495-1388
Vesta Property Services/PMI . .499-3335, 499-7751
8 - Community Update Line
110 - Administration (for condo administration,
call your Condo Management Company)
214 - Clubhouse Service Desk (Tickets/Classes)
117 - ID Office
118 - Community Watch
167 - PMI Maintenance (for condo maintenance, call your Condo Management Company)
Movie Information - Dial 5 then 2
Classified Ads
Show Information - Dial 5 then 3
Dance/Cabaret Information - Dial 5 then 4
200 Atrium Concierge Office
BUSES (FIRST TRANSIT) . . . . . . . .499-7350
NON-EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION
Mae Volen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .395-8924
Palm Tran Connection . . . . .1-561-649-9838
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-561-649-9848
CLUBHOUSES:
Main Clubhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . .499-7751
Monaco Clubhouse . . . . . . . . . . . .499-1555
Flanders/Normandy Clubhouse . . . .498-1231
OTHER KINGS POINT NUMBERS
Golf: Executive Pro Shop . . . . . . . .499-7840
Par 3 Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .499-0140
Tee Time Reservations (6:30am-11:00am)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .638-2719
Kings Point News Office . . . . . . . . .499-1702
Kings Point “WE CARE” Office . . . . .381-2039
CONDO MANAGEMENT COMPANIES:
The Continental Group . . . . . . . . . .997-4045
After 5:00 Emergency Service . . . . .997-4047
Prime Pest Control . . . . . . . . . . . . .995-4111
Continental Realty - K.P. . . . . . . . . .496-6939
JMD Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .265-3272
Wilson Landscape & Man. Corp. . . .637-3402
OTHER IMPORTANT NUMBERS:
AT&T (Toll Free) . . . . . . . . .1-888-757-6500
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .or 1-800-753-0710
Comcast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .266-2278
Delray Beach Courthouse . . . . . . . .274-1400
Florida Power & Light . . . . . . . . . . .994-8227
Palm Beach County Sheriff-South . .995-2800
PBC Water Utility Dept. . . . . . . . . . .278-5135
U.S. Post Office-14280 S Military Trail .638-9468
U.S. Post Office-10290 W Atlantic Ave .637-7750
You can sell anything on this page at $40 per month (up to 4 lines). Please submit your
ad to the Kings Point Main Office. Call for more information 561-499-7751 ext.206
ELDER CARE AVAILABLE
Will do light housekeeping - can drive you to doctors appointments
& shopping. etc. Call Rose (Kings Point Resident) 561-441-6032
CNA HEALTH AID
Responsible woman with excellent local references looking for
a job. Can drive you to doctor’s appointments, shopping, etc…
Kings Point Resident. Call Maria at 754-273-0301
COMPUTER PROBLEMS?
Let me help you with software issues or training, installation of
printers, hardware, wireless, etc. I’m located locally, reasonable
rates. Call “Brandie” at 561-921-1812
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Richies Café . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .496-3471
Kings & Queens Salon . . . . . . . . . .499-3100
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INTELLIGENT SKINCARE FOR A LIFETIME

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