March 2013 Bagpiper - Piper's Landing Golf & Country Club

Yacht & Country Club
The Bagpiper
MARCH 2013
Drive-In Movie
Night & Dinner
Friday, March 8
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm - North Parking Lot
Concession Stand Style Dinner
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chips, Popcorn &
More
Featuring: 007 Movie "Skyfall" will begin at
8:00 pm
Bring your Golf Carts!
Reservations,
please!
$19.95 Dinner
& Movie --
Drinks
additional
Country Western Night
Saturday, March 16
The Gifts & Memorials Committee Presents
Casino Night
at Piper's
Friday, March 1
Doors Open at 6:30 pm
$75.00 initial buy-in per person
includes $5,000 in Chips, 1 Drink
Ticket & Dessert Table.
A Bonus with Dinner Reservation
you will receive an additional
$6,000 in chips. Turn in your chips
for a chance to win our
spectacular prizes! Space is Limited
so Call for Reservations Today!
6:00 pm Cocktails
7:00 pm BBQ & Hoedown
Join "Arlene & the Ramblers" for
an evening of country stompin' fun! !
Put on your best Blue Jeans,
Boots & Cowboy Hat!
Reservations! $35 per person
Annual Membership Meeting
Monday, March 25, 2013 at 4:00 pm in the Main Dining Room

HOURS OF OPERATION
CLUB OFFICE
Daily
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
GOLF SHOP
Daily
7:30 am - 5:00 pm
SHOE CLEANING
Please drop and pick up
your
shoes in the Golf Shop
LUNCH
Daily
11:00 am - 2:30 pm
DINNER
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
COCKTAILS
When Club is Closed for
Dinner
11:00 am - 5:00 pm
When Club is Open for
Dinner
11:00 am - Closing
DRESS
Casual unless otherwise
noted on your Calendar
TELEPHONES
Clubhouse 283-7000
Fax 287-1282
Golf Shop 283-1155
Golf Shop Fax 221-0493
Security - East 283-7002
West 781-3777
Security Emergency
283-8803
Website:
www.piperslanding.com
NEWS
FROM THE GENERAL
MANAGER
Here we are in the height of season, and participation
levels, as expected, are at their highest levels. February saw
some wonderful events including my favorite, the Mixed
Member Guest. This is our opportunity to really show the
club off to your guests. This year, the weather could not
have been better, so everything else fell into place perfectly.
A big thank you to all that participated and to Mary Simpson who
helped coordinate the tournament, build participation, and select the
prizes.
Congratulations to the Blutstein’s, who as the big winners, “win” the
opportunity to help us next year.
Financially speaking, through the first quarter of our fiscal year, we are
$90,444 better than budget. Our cash position as of January 31st was
$2,207K (combined operating and capital) vs. $1,900K for the same
period in 2012.
At the February 25 th Board meeting, the following significant actions
took place:
The Board acknowledged the Nominating Committee for selecting
Gretchen Kundahl, Doris Medwin, and Tom Richardson as
candidates for the Board to be seated in March.
4 members were approved for (2) membership or (2) rental.
We have some wonderful events planned for March which are explained
throughout this newsletter, so make sure you read it cover to cover.
Our Real Estate/Parade of Homes on Sunday February 10th resulted in a
contract to purchase Norm Pelletier’s condo. Our next event is planned
for Sunday March 24th. If you’re interested in participating, please
contact Donna or Sue.
Please feel free to contact me on any issue you need help on, or any
suggestion you may have for improvement! I look forward to seeing you
around the community and club!
Brian Reich
General Manager/CCM/LCAM
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Easter Egg Hunt & BBQ Buffet
Saturday, March 30
10:30 am Easter Egg Hunt
The Easter Bunny will be here!
There will also be a magic show and face
painting so sign up your children,
grandchildren, nieces and nephews for this fun
event! Be sure to let us know their ages!
BBQ 11:30 am ~ 2:30 pm
$18.00 Adults ~ $9.50 Children under 12
Easter Brunch Buffet
Sunday, March 31
11:00 am ~ 2:30 pm
$34.95 Adults
$17.50 Children under 12
Jacket & Tie Required -
Main Dining Room
Casual Attire - Grill Room
CARD NIGHT & DINNER
Tuesday, March 5
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
with dinner following
Get your friends together for a table now! Please
don’t forget to call the Club for dinner reservations.
Passover Seder
Monday, March 25th
6:30 pm
Conducted by Piper's own
Rabbi, Dannel Schwartz
The Passover Seder is a feast held on the
Jewish holiday of Passover. Families and
friends gather around the
table the night of Passover
to read one of the many
versions of the Haggadah,
the story of the Israelite
exodus from Egypt. Seder customs include
drinking of four cups of wine, eating matzoh
and partaking of symbolic foods placed in the
Passover Seder plate. All members are
welcome to participate in this ceremony.
Please call the office for reservations.
$32.50 per person ~ Club Casual
Limited Space
There will be NO
DINNER in the GRILL
Friday Night, March 8 due
to Drive-In Movie & Dinner
Monday, March 25, 2013
Town Hall Meeting at 1:00 pm ~ Board Meeting at 3:00 pm
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A D
A DAY
AT THE RACES
The House Committee is offering a trip to
Gulfstream Park on Sunday March 24.
Gulfstream Park has thoroughbred horse
racing, slot machines, poker, numerous
restaurants and shops. The approximate
cost is $35.00 for transportation and a
premium reserved seat for our group.
We will leave at
10:00 am and will
be back at 9:00
pm. There is also
track view dining
at the Ten Palms
restaurant that has
a buffet. If you want to upgrade to the Ten
Palms, call them directly at 954-455-6760 to
make your own reservation.
To reserve your transportation and seats,
email Charlie White
(charleeswhite@comcast.net) by March 7.
There can be no exceptions to this deadline.
Let me know if you have one or two coming.
Payment will be collected for the trip
through your Piper's account.
Good Luck! Charlie
Grill Room Dress Code
Beginning March 11, dress for the Grill
Room is as follows: Golf & Tennis attire
(including appropriate shorts for men and
women) may be worn in the Grill Room
until closing . This will be in effect until
November 3, 2013.
Flamingo Night!
Friday, March 22, 2013
The Flamingo Committee
warmly welcomes
the following people to
Piper's Landing…
Robert & Robin Caires
Jack & Kelly Cannon
Bill & Patti Dunn
Tom & Margaret Hickey
Stanley & Katarina Liebowitz
Joe Maselli & Marilyn DeRosa
Shirley MacDonald & Rosemary Burns
Alan & Nancy Nickerson
Jane Smyth & Timothy Ryan
Jon & Colleen Spiegelhoff
Ken & Ann Blanda-Strati
David & Marilyn Winchester
Cocktails at 5:00 pm
Dinner & Dancing at 6:00 pm
The Piper’s Landing bi-annual Flamingo
party to welcome new members will be held
at the Clubhouse at 5:00 pm. Bring a small
appetizer and your enthusiasm and share the
fun! Be sure to make a reservation if you are
staying for the dinner dance. Don’t forget to
wear PINK!
Sunday, March 10
Daylight Saving Time
Begins! Turn clocks
ahead one hour.
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GOLF
NEWS
JANUARY 2011 the Bagpiper Page 9
BY MICHAEL EYE
Piper’s Landing Shares Hope for Holidays!
We have had a wonderful season so far and there’s much
more to come. There are still plenty of events to play in
if you have not had a chance to join us.
The Piper’s Landing Women’s Golf Association held its annual “Holiday Sharing” drive, raising $2,605 to
help House of Hope families this Christmas.
PLWGA chairman Michelle Maguire and tournament chairwoman Lorraine Cardarelli set March up a festive 1 & 2
Thanksgiving tree in the Piper’s Landing clubhouse that was decorated with ornament Men's tags Club made Champion
by the
association’s secretary, Linda Harlan. Piper’s Landing residents could take a tag off the tree, fill it out and
give it to the club’s cashier to provide a donation to House of Hope.
March 4 & 5
Ladies' 18
In addition to this outpouring of holiday spirit, residents at Piper’s Landing Yacht & Country Member/Member
Club support
House of Hope year-round in many ways:
March 6 & 9
• Members are encouraged through the community’s newsletter and TV channel to give White to House Hats
of
Hope. Boxes are set up in the locker rooms to collect donations of food – a method Member/Member
that delivered
more than 500 pounds of food this year.
March 9
• Piper’s Landing resident Elaine Matts is a House of Hope board member, food pantry Ladies' volunteer, Member/Guest
and
chairwoman for the “Hearts for Hope” Fashion Show, Luncheon and Auction. This Doubles fund-raising Invitational
event
will be held 11:30 a.m., Feb. 11, 2011 at Mariner Sands Country Club in Stuart.
March 11
• For the second consecutive year, Piper’s Landing will be the host of House of Hope’s Annual Golf
Mixed Member/Member
Tournament of Hope, on April 29, 2011.
March 14, 15 & 16
House of Hope is a nonprofit agency that provides food, clothing, case management and emergency financial
assistance to Martin County people in need. The agency is Martin County’s largest Men's provider Invitational
of food to
the hungry, and serves as a safety net for hundreds of families, working people and senior March citizens 18 who are
struggling through hard times.
FROM: : GOLF
G
COURSE
MAINTENANCE
Lora Bay
For more information about House of Hope, call (772) 286-4673 or visit www.hohmartin.org. Golf Tournament
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Congratulations to Morry and Suki Blutstein for
winning the 2013 Mixed Member Guest. The weather was perfect
for the event and the golf was even better.
The ladies’ tee box on #14 will be moved back during regular play
to help the tee box heal. If we have a major event or championship,
then the tee box will be on the forward tee. We apologize for the
inconvenience.
When playing on the course, please leave it in the condition that
you found it. Rake bunkers, fix ball marks and fill divots. This will
ensure the course will be in the best playing condition.
Golf Tip:
When aligning for a golf shot, focus on your shoulders and hips
being in line with the target. This will ensure that you are properly
aligned for your shot.
UPDATE
FROM
STAFF
& ARBORISTA
JOHN
SUTTON
& A
Upcoming Golf
& Tennis Events
Piper’s Landing Women’s Golf Association chairman Michelle Maguire and secretary Linda March Harlan 19 stand
next to the tree they set up in the Piper’s Landing clubhouse to encourage fellow members Ladies' to donate 18
to
House of Hope for the holidays.
One Day Member/Guest
In general the trees around the golf course are doing well. The
continual rains have been hard on our trees, shrubs and grass. We
have treated the bougainvilleas with fertilizer and fungicides.
March 19
Men's Tennis Match
Michelle Maguire delivers the check to House of Hope executive director Patrick One Slattery Day in Member/Guest
the festive
setting of the agency’s resale store in Stuart.
Soon we will be applying root drenching insecticides and
preventative white fly applications to many of the trees in an
attempt to combat the effects of the excessive rain.
The arborist was specifically asked to check the large oak on hole
March 20 & 23
10 and the Tabebuia on hole 9. The oak tree on hole 10 is doing
White Hats Championship
well. The tree on hole 9 has a split which has been monitored.
March 20 & 27
Unfortunately the split has recently enlarged past the acceptable
Par Tee Niners Club
threshold. A “bolting” of the split has been performed and the
Championship
tree will continue to be monitored.
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PAR TEE NINERS
by Sally Sausman
Feb. 6 th was a glorious golf day-- The St. Lucie Cup (Low Net Championship)
perfect for hosting our Invitational
was held on Feb.13 & 20. First place went to
event. Breakfast at 8 am and a Brenda Beckelman--a new name on the Wall of
Shotgun start at 9 gave our gals a Fame! Margie McDonough came in 2 nd , with
chance to meet, mingle and play a Joan Opfer 3 rd and Mary Funk 4 th .
Scramble with guests from 5 area Congratulations, ladies--in addition to the cash
clubs. Front nine winners were Anne Altongy & prizes, those trophies will be nice mementos of
Diane Docherty with guests Mary Lou Huffman your win.
& Betty Vasco. On the back nine, Lynn Starling
& Sue Vasileff won with guests Pat O’Reilly & ON THE HORIZON…
Janet Ryder. Closest to the Pin on #7 & #17
went to Betty Kalpin and Joan Mitchell. Toeing
the line on #6 & #12 were Doris Kessler and
Mar. 11
Guys & Dolls Golf and Dinner Find
Joan Mitchell. All were rewarded with some nice
a man and play a round (in this case,
prizes.
half a round!) The event starts at 4
pm with a Scramble format with
dinner to follow. A sign-up sheet is in
the breezeway and Chairs Joan Opfer
and Vicki Piccirillo will help you get
paired up—just give them a call.
Creative décor supported the luncheon theme
“If the Shoe Fits,” with clever golf shoe
centerpieces and great favors—those golf shoe
key chains were a real “score!” Chef and staff
provided a delicious meal and excellent service
for our guests. Drawing rave reviews was the
chocolate crème brûlée. A fashion show narrated
by Diane Docherty featured togs from the Golf
Shop and quite a few ladies availed themselves
of the opportunity for retail therapy before
departing. Thanks to Chair Isa Cano, Jan
Adams and Pam Long for all the planning and
effort that went into making this such a
successful event.
Mar. 13
Niners will be guests of the 18 Hole
Ladies for a 9 Hole Scramble and
lunch.
March 20 Club Championship A flighted event,
& 27 so soar high and score low.
April 3
“Satin and Lace” Tournament A
team Match Play event, with the Pro
Shop to assign teams.
FRIENDS
IN PINK
On Tuesday, February 5th, Piper's Landing Ladies' 18 Hole
Golf Association held a golf event and fundraiser in support
of Friends in Pink, Inc. of Martin County. The event,
headed by Mrs. Jill Paton, raised an astounding $6,000.
Many thanks and appreciation goes to all the Piper's
Landing Yacht & Country Club residents and staff who
whole-heartedly heartedly embraced this cause.
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The Bagpiper
ADIES' ' 18 HOLE
H
LADIES
BY DORIS MEDWIN
OLE NEWS
MA Y/JUNE
“Winter Wonderland,” our Ladies' 18 Hole 2-day Member/Guest, was a huge success. We
had seventy-six women participating in this tournament and we all felt like winners just
being a part of this wonderful event. Congratulations to all our champions: 1 st Gross Overall
winners team of Diane Warren, Judy Clarke, Dianne Weller and Kathy DeWindt and our 1 st
Net Overall winning team of Sue Black, Mary Williams, Donna Blomstrom and Sandra
Stephen. Bravo, ladies!
I want to thank Melanie Scanlon, Pam Van and Michele Bragg for the amazing job they did organizing our
2-day Member/Guest tournament -- the results of all their hard work was amazing! As the saying goes “it
takes a village...” so a heartfelt thank you goes out to our incredible Piper's staff for all the work they did
to help us make this tournament so very special. Brian Reich at the helm with his hard working office
staff, Mike Eye and his team both inside the Pro Shop and outside, Chef Anthony and his staff in the
kitchen as well as Terry Schommer and her team in the dining room. They are all the BEST!!
Then there was the “Friends In Pink” Cancer Tournament -- all I can say is “WOW!” This tournament was
a success in every way. The 18 Hole Ladies, along with the generosity of our 9 Hole friends, our staff and
our wonderful community, raised $6,100 for this special local organization. My thanks go to our Assistant
Tournament Chair and the Chair of this fabulous event, Jill Paton. She had a vision and with the help of
her team mates Michele Bragg, Janet Saddler, and Sabrina Schneider the ladies were able to make it
happen. Thank you also to Lynda Richardson, Pam Van and Melanie Scanlon who all helped with the final
details. This was the most successful Cancer Tournament in the history of the PLWGA. I thank every
single woman who participated and I want to thank everyone who donated to this worthy event. I am
proud to be a part of this group of strong, generous and caring women and to live in a community that
practices “paying it forward.”
Last but not least, was our first major tournament of the season the Thistle Cup. This is our two day net
individual stroke play tournament. The winners were awarded beautiful Waterford Crystal trophies.
Congratulations to: Overall winner, Jill Paton. First flight winners: 1 st place- Connie Lewis, 2 nd place-
Donna Blomstrom, 3 rd place- Diane Warren. Second flight winners: 1 st place- Suzi Romanik, 2 nd place-
Sue Black, 3 rd place- Shirley Kohl. Third flight winners: 1 st place- Pat Arney, 2 nd place- Janet Saddler, 3 rd
place- Kay Galya. Fourth flight winners: 1 st place- Donna Downer, 2 nd place- Pam Van and 3 rd place-
Carolyn Rademacher. Great job ladies, this is not an easy tournament. Thank you to all the ladies that
participated, I hope all who played enjoyed the spirit and camaraderie of this tournament.
Thank you to Eileen Robertson, last year's overall winner, for arranging the lovely luncheon on Tuesday.
We all came in starving! I also want to thank Mary Ann Santry for choosing the beautiful trophies for this
tournament.
REMINDERS:
The sign-up sheets are up for the 18/9 Invitational on Wednesday, March 13 th . This is a 9 hole
tournament. The theme is “Hello Kitty.” Lorraine Cardarelli and Lynda Richardson will be happy to help
you match up with a 9 Hole player.
The sign-up sheets are also up for our 1 Day Member/Guest Tuesday, March 19 th , “Over the Rainbow.”
This is another opportunity to share the fun with your friend or family member and participate in a
tournament done the Piper's PLWGA way!
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SECURITY
BEAT
Page 10 the Bagpiper JANUARY 2011
BY CHIEF LOU RAUSCH
Burglary Update: The Martin County
Sheriff's Office advises all persons to be on
the lookout for suspicious males with a
"Jamaican Look." These match the recent
description of the "Pillow Case" burglars
who are continuing to commit residential
burglaries throughout
Martin County and in
our zone. These teams
are driving up to our
area from Miami Dade
and committing daytime
burglaries. Please report any suspicious
persons in or about the community to
Security or the Sheriff's Office immediately.
Please "set your alarm system" when you
leave your home.
Featured Security Officer of the
Month: Cpl. Robert Cochrane.
Robert is the midnight shift
supervisor and has been in
service at Piper's for 8 years.
Robert served in the United
States Army as a medic for 9 years. Prior to
joining the our security staff, Robert
worked at various other gated communities.
Monthly Security Report
Below is the security report for the month of January 2013.
Security Events
This Month
Last Month
YTD
Last Year
Alarms-Security Response (DEVCON) 20 15 20 150
Alarms-Security Response (Piper's ) 7 9 7 153
Average Response Time 3.0 min. 3.0 min. 3.0 min. 3.1 min.
Security Incident Reports 8 19 8 121
Burglary 0 0 0 0
Trespass or Vandalism 0 1 1 5
Visitor/Vendor Access's Processed 3,100 3,038 3,100 30,528
Member Assistance:
Food Delivery, Jumper cable, etc. 8 5 8 324
ARB Approvals
Misc. Landscaping Painting Driveway
Beckelman Peel Hickey Schwartz Starling
Starling Shutts Condo 9 Standing, M Smith, P
Blomstrom
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Scavenger Hunt
Save the Date!
Condolences
The Piper’s Landing family extends its
deepest condolences to the family and
friends of
Rick Ramseur
who passed away February 12, 2013
He will be sorely missed by the
community.
NOTICE
In accordance with the Bylaws of
Piper's Landing, Inc.,
the Nominating Committee has
nominated the following persons for the three
(3) vacancies occurring in the Association
Board of Directors. For three (3) year terms
expiring March 2016:
Gretchen Kundahl, Doris Medwin & Tom
Richardson
Eric Crawford, Chair
Posted: February 8, 2013
Friday, April 19
5:00 pm
Followed by Outdoor Barbeque
Look for more details on Channel 63
HOT
OFF
THE COURTS
by Cullen deWindt
We have had a very active winter season so far and
we look forward to more fun on the courts. I
would like to thank everyone who participated in
the Club Championship tournaments. We had
some very close competitions and everyone was on
their best behavior.
We have the Ladies' Member/Guest Round Robin
on Saturday, March 9th at 9:00 am. The men will
have a Team Match on Tuesday, March 19th at
9:00 am.
Don't forget about the End of Season Tennis
TENNIS
TIPS
When pushed deep behind the baseline, remember
to hit up on the ball so the ball will have enough
net clearance.
WINNERS
LADIES
ADIES' ' DOUBLESD
' D
Winners: Jeanne Crawford & Carol Rozzi
Runner Ups: Zenta Barger & Ann Carrick
MEN
EN'S DOUBLES
Winners: Art Galya & Yung Wong
Runner Ups: Rob Rozzi & Orren Tench
MIXED
DOUBLES
Winners: Yung Wong & Suzie Romanik-Schwartz
Runner Ups: Rob & Carol Rozzi
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BOOK
NOTES
BY SUSAN FARRELL
“A good book is the precious life-blood of a master-spirit,
embalmed and treasured up on purpose to a life beyond life”. John Milton
Featured Books for January
Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver
A charming, beautifully crafted story, rife with similes and metaphors, by the author of the Bean Trees.
Kingsolver addresses climate change, faith, ecology, and other social issues in a colorful section of
Appalachia.
Thomas Jefferson: The Act of Power by Jon Meacham
A biography of our third President, highlighting our
need to understand Jefferson to be able to understand
America. A celebration of Jefferson’s skills as a practical
politician. One of the twenty best page turners during
this past holiday season, according to the Stuart News
Book review.
Sweet Tooth by Ian McEwan
A literary novel that’s a scintillating spy story with a
female protagonist written from the male view point by
the award winning author of Atonement. It's worth
reading through the political philosophies of the early
70’s in Great Britain to reach a spectacular conclusion.
New Books in January
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens (2003 edition), Death on Telegraph Hill by Shirley Tallman,
Gone Girl by Jillian Flynn, Ike’s Bluff by Evan Thomas, Killing Kennedy by Bill O’Reilly, Letters From
the Desk of Ronald Reagan, edited by Douglas Brinkley, Nights of Rain and Stars by Maeve Binchy,
Personal Injuries by Scott Turow, Reflection by Mary Sheldon, The Forgotten by David Baldacci, The
Racketeer by John Grisham
New Book in Large Print
Dear Americans: Letters from Ronald Reagan by Ralph E. Weber and Ralph A. Weber
Book Donors in January
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowie, Tom Docherty, Mr. and Mrs. John Duffy, Irene Kalpin, Pam Luca, Michelle
Maguire, Mary Lullmann, Jane Sonneman, Col. Frank Whaley
Benefactors in January
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartwell
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WELCOMING
LORI
MOYNIHAN
Next time you are in the office, stop by and give Lori Moynihan a nice warm
welcome. Lori will be taking Pat Pierce's place as Office Manager, while Pat
enjoys retirement.
Lori was born and raised in western New York, so she really appreciates the nice
warm Florida weather.
She's a graduate of St. Bonaventure University. Her life experience has been wide ranging. She
spent 15 years in the U.S. Navy, both active duty and reserve. The Military Sealift Command,
Atlantic in which she served was the first unit recalled to active duty for Desert Storm. Lori left
the military as a Commander.
For 20 years, Lori worked as the Director of Sales & Design for a new home construction
company in Princeton, NJ.
She relocated to Florida last September to be near family and is the mother of 2 adult daughters.
Lori is very excited to be a part of the Piper's Landing staff and is looking forward to serving the
community.
FROM
THE GREENS
COMMITTEE
The roped area on Hole #14 has been modified to allow safe walking access to the drop area in
front of the wetland. Four (4) openings, identified by green/white stakes, are available for foot
traffic.
This modification is being made for both member safety concerns and convenient access.
Please do not attempt to step over ropes. Please walk around to provided access areas.
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Piper’s Landing Yacht & Country Club
6160 S.W. Thistle Terrace
Palm City, FL 34990
Return Service Requested
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Stuart, FL
Permit No. 157
First, a calendar change:
Dr. Paul Forage from IRSC will give his presentation, “Terrorism and the U. S. National Security”
on Monday, March 18 at 10:30 AM. All Piper's members, (men and women) are invited to learn
more about this timely and important subject.
Second:
Ari Schwartz’s February 18 presentation on Cyber Security was well received.
And finally, a progress report:
We’ve had 50 to 60 attendees at each of our first two presentations. That’s a good beginning, but
we hope more members and their guests will choose to attend our coming sessions. We need a
strong show of interest to attract high level speakers.
On April 15, Maggie Hurchalla will make the final presentation of our first season. She will be
talking about efforts to restore the Everglades and protect the St. Lucie River, a subject of
importance to everyone living on the Treasure Coast.
We are making plans for our second season, which will begin next fall. On November 11, we will
have a presentation about the ins and outs of the new Health Care Law. In January, when we’ll all
be thinking about filing tax returns for 2013, we’ll hear about the many changes to the tax laws and
how they will impact each of us. Please let us have your ideas about other subjects you’d like to see
on the schedule.
Please join us!!
PIPER
IPER'S LIFE
LONG
LEARNING
ANNOUNCEMENT