18 North Shore Towers Courier n December 2013 MEN’S CLUB BY MAGGIE HAYES The North Shore Towers’ Men’s Club has hit the ground running. At the November 18 meeting, the 30 present members discussed future outings and events, among other administrative items. Vice President Toby Horowitz addressed the members and led a discussion on his proposed club charter and took comments from the floor. The Event committee, chaired by Charles Hoffman, has pitched a number of activities for the club from now until September of next year. The group is set to head to a Brooklyn Nets basketball game on December 10. For the coming year, the club will also see Kenny Vance and Michael Bolton, as well as visit Mohegan Sun and a comedy club. Next summer there will be a men’s-only fishing trip, and various dinners, barbeques and planned speakers are also on the horizon. Secretary and Event committee member Arthur Rose, Shirley Rose, Event committee member Arnie Rabinowitz, Terrie Rabinowitz, President Al Fuchs, First Lady Marilyn Salzman, Ron Levin, Phyllis Levin Jerry Gilbert, Communications committee chair, said members should get in touch with him if they and a small handful of members would like to partake in any event outside the set schedule. Club Treasurer Leo Tujak gave members a financial report. President Al Fuchs made mention of the Event committee, and said they deserve thanks and support for their great job thus far. Fuchs additionally announced that henceforth, Men’s Club meetings will be held the second Thursday of each month, at 7:30 PHOTO COURTESY OF AL FUCHS p.m. in the large rear card room on the theater level. The next general membership meeting will be on December 12. New members are always welcome. Those interested, contact Fuchs by email at afuchs98@aol. com. DOE, A DEER Unlikely animal sighting at Towers BY MAGGIE HAYES November brought feelings of the holidays, crisper weather and some new friends to the North Shore Towers. A deer was spotted roaming around the golf course, much to the surprise of residents and board members. Bob Ricken, Board President, was surprised to hear of the animal sighting and said it was strange for a deer to be in the borough as he questioned what neighboring town it could have come from. Glen Kotowski, General Manager, echoed this and said the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) called it unusual as well. As winter pushes on, be sure to keep a look out for any more furry friends on the grounds. PHOTO COURTESY OF GLEN KOTOWSKI
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