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Welcome New MembersAlexander, Arlene - Laurel Pointe (From LI)
Beauvais, Jean & Nadine - Cedar Cay (From AZ)
Blumberg, Morton & Carol - Clubside Pointe (From CO)
Cantor, Paula - Banyans
Conciatori, Fabrizio & Amalia - Fairway Pointe
Kennedy, Mark & Jason Smith - Banyans
Liedman, Y. Stephen & Marilyn - Willow Greens
Magrone, Vito & Judith Riak - Banyans (From LI)
Oringer, Gary & Jay - Oak Run (From NY)
Raff, Sandra & Thomas Demarest - Laurel Pointe
(From NJ)
Rogow, Arthur & Eileen - Banyans (From Georgia)
Schwimer, Neil & Lynn - Bridgepointe (From CT)
Wild, Stephen & Carol Handler - Clubside Pointe
Wormser, David & Cindy - Fairway Landing (From NJ)
CondolencesOur condolences to the families of Yvon Charest,
Charles Collesano, Victor Hescheles, Rose Roth,
Marvin Wolfman, Marc Zinman
Membership Reportas of May 31, 2012
Social 343
Tennis/General 292
Associate General 14
Master 440
Senior Master 15
Associate Master 9
Old Course 342
Associate Old Course 1
Non Resident Old Course 2
Cable Channels92 Tennis, Spa and Fitness63 Social, Dining General95 Golf94 Tee Time93 CMA
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BOCA RATON — For one Delray Beachfamily, being at home has never meantmore following the May 19 dedicationceremony for their Habitat for Humanityhome sponsored by Broken Sound Club ofBoca Raton.
Broken Sound Habitat for Humanity Club givesDelray family a dream come true
Anne Gannon, Palm Beach Constitutional TaxCollector addresses the What’s Up Group. Jointhis informative group every Tuesday @ 12pm
Ivan Snyder, Mike Mullaugh, Stan Morgenbesser, AnneGannon and Robert Breakstone
View renovation progress photos at brokensoundclub.org
The Club supported construction of thehome, Habitat’s 95th in South Palm BeachCounty, with a donation of $50,000 and apledge of 200 volunteer hours by club staff.
New homeowner Claretta Pickett and her12 year-old son Darius expressed theirgratitude at the event. “It is not only a dreamcome true but a blessing to know we haveand own a house,”
Mike Campbell, director of Habitat forHumanity South Palm Beach, recognizedBroken Sound Club’s role, the many hoursof work by volunteers and the newhomeowners, followed by a blessing of thehome.
Cathy Grana, assistant general manager ofBroken Sound Club, congratulated the newhomeowners on behalf of the Board,members and staff of Broken Sound.
Each Broken Sound department also gavea gift to the new homeowners. “Having aplace of one’s own to call home is importantto every family. Habitat’s important workmakes this possible and it is our pleasure tobe a part of it,” said Grana.
Claretta and Darius present a gratitude plaque to CathyGrana, Asst. General Manger, thanking Broken Sound
Cyrille Lazo, a resident of the Broken Soundcommunity for 12 years, is also a memberof the Boca Raton Bicycle Club. She is a longdistance bicyclist and clocks in at least 100miles weekly.
She is dedicated to promoting cyclingsafety and greater awareness of the sportthrough club events and community activ-ism.
Some of you may know her as a volunteerwho runs the Tour of Boca. This event issponsored by both the Boca Raton BikeClub and the City of Boca Raton. The Tourtakes place 5 times a year in beautiful BocaRaton with a 15 mile, easy-paced, policeescorted bicycle ride beginning at PatchReef Park on Yamato Road. There is a reststop midway through the ride at Ruther-ford Park, Cyrille and the Bike Club pro-vide for refreshments, energy bars andfruit. Any member interested in Tour datescan contact Cyrill Lazo:
Cycle in the “Hottest Ride In Florida” onJuly 15, 2012, a Frank Stark celebrationride. It is a Boca Raton tradition, 23 yearsin the running, featuring a scenic ridealong the Atlantic coast starting from BocaRaton City Hall to the mansions in PalmBeach. It then crosses over the intracoastal
waterway and follows the newly reno-vated shoreline in West Palm Beach. Pro-ceeds benefit many National Charities andBicycle Advocacy groups. Sponsored bythe City of Boca Raton and Boca Raton Bi-cycle Club. Contact info for registration:bocabikeclub.org or 561-391-6109.
Cyrille Lazo paving the way
Broken Sound Club assists inmaking a Bucket List dreamcome true. Shelly Siegel grinsear to ear as he takes com-mand of a Backhoe duringdemolition of the pool grill.
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Robin Kissen, Cindy Braun, Jeff Feingold, andEliot Kurtz
Lynn Martin, Ginny Kobren, and Chase Wheaton
Roberta Botwinik, Lois Bender, Loraine Ovadia, andStacy Brumel
Paul Harris, Larry Kobren, Bob Drogowitz, andJeff Minkoff
Gail Eagle, Robin Weinfeld, Diane Mischel, andRhoda Berke
Jeff Minkoff, Judy Litwin, Bob Drogowitz,Mark Goldman, and Stephen Young
Joan Nadler and Max Sapio
Marcy Lavine celebrates after winning gift certificate
Mrs Moore, Mrs Hoffer and Mrs Sisisky
Mrs Chandler and Mrs Bettinger
Mrs Kane and Mrs Chaisson
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CLUB COURSE INFORMATIONCLUB COURSE INFORMATIONCLUB COURSE INFORMATIONCLUB COURSE INFORMATIONCLUB COURSE INFORMATIONScott Feller, Scott Feller, Scott Feller, Scott Feller, Scott Feller, Director of Golf 241-6806
Club Course Pro ShopClub Course Pro ShopClub Course Pro ShopClub Course Pro ShopClub Course Pro ShopMonday - Sunday 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMClosed on Thursdays
Driving RangeDriving RangeDriving RangeDriving RangeDriving RangeSun, Tue 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMMon, Wed thru Sat 7:00 AM - dusk
ClinicsClinicsClinicsClinicsClinicsTuesdays and Fridays 10:00 - 11:00 AMWith Donnie and Barbara$25.00 per player. Back of practice range
Kids Clinics - Saturday 3:30 - 5:00PM
Club Course NewsClub Course NewsClub Course NewsClub Course NewsClub Course Newsby Scott Feller, PGA Director of Golf
Aerification Schedule and Closings:July 24h, 25h& 26th Second Aerification
Aug 28th, 29th and 30th Third Aerification
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Summer is here and wewant you to please takecare of yourself while onthe course during thesehot months. Make surethat you drink plenty of
water and apply sunscreen. We haveprovided you with cool towels at the reststations along with Gatorade in thecoolers and fruit. Don’t wait until youbecome thirsty to re-hydrate. Heatexhaustion can overcome you very
quickly so, drink that water! Stay hydrated.As our rainy season is here also comesafternoon thunderstorms which can alsoinclude deadly lightening strikes. Even ifit is not raining lightening can strike.Before and after the storm can be thedeadliest times. This explains why theThorguard Lightening Prediction Systemsounds and you look up and everythingseems fine to continue playing. Pleaseheed the warnings and take cover. Onelong blast signals that you must leave thegolf course. Three short blasts signal it issafe to resume play.
SUMMER HOLIDAY MIXERSSUMMER HOLIDAY MIXERSSUMMER HOLIDAY MIXERSSUMMER HOLIDAY MIXERSSUMMER HOLIDAY MIXERSThis year the Club Course and the Old Course are teaming up to share the summerholiday mixer. The Club Course is hosting the 4th of July Event on Sunday July 1st
with a Fire Cracker Scramble. Guests are invited to enjoy our beautiful facility. Checkthe website for the tournament results.
The Old Course will be hosting the Labor Day Mixer and all Golf Members of BrokenSound are invited to play. This will be a great opportunity for members and staff tocome together and enjoy a great day of golf and fun.
9 Hole Broken Sound West Women’s Golf9 Hole Broken Sound West Women’s Golf9 Hole Broken Sound West Women’s Golf9 Hole Broken Sound West Women’s Golf9 Hole Broken Sound West Women’s GolfAssociation Board of Directors 2012-2113
Presidents - Myrna Rogoff and Linda Selbst Vice President - Candace Gladston Treasurer - Paula Gluckman Secretary - Stephanie Smiley
We welcome all new members. This year therewill be a new format. We plan to have 2flights. A competitive and a non competitiveflight.
Please sign up in the golf Pro shop.
Boca Raton teen punches U.S. Women’s Open ticket in qualifierBoca Raton teen punches U.S. Women’s Open ticket in qualifierBoca Raton teen punches U.S. Women’s Open ticket in qualifierBoca Raton teen punches U.S. Women’s Open ticket in qualifierBoca Raton teen punches U.S. Women’s Open ticket in qualifierBoca Raton’s Jaye Marie Green, a high-school senior who stands No.12 inthe world amateur ranking, survived a four-hole playoff to grab the lastavailable U.S. Women’s Open berth from last week’s qualifier at PlantationBay G&CC in Ormond Beach.
The 18-year-old Green, who is still an amateur, two-putted for par, sinking a15-footer, to secure a spot in the U.S. Women’s Open, scheduled July 5-8 atthe Black Wolf Run Championship Course in Kohler, Wis. She could haveclinched the spot on No. 18, the previous playoff hole, but missed a 4-footer for birdie.
“I’m kind of in shock. It will probably sink in on the ride home,” said Green,who is from Boca Raton. “I came back here (Wednesday morning), notknowing what I was doing. We rushed to finish before it got dark(Tuesday). It was a long day — 36 holes and every shot counted — and thento come back the next day, it was crazy. It almost felt like a full
tournament.”
Donny Green and Jaye Green
HOLE IN ONEHOLE IN ONEHOLE IN ONEHOLE IN ONEHOLE IN ONE
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Old Course NewsOld Course NewsOld Course NewsOld Course NewsOld Course News John Skaf, John Skaf, John Skaf, John Skaf, John Skaf, Director of Golf241-6893
Pro ShopPro ShopPro ShopPro ShopPro Shop 994-8505Hours: Mon - Sun 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMClose on Mondays thru the second week of Oct.
Driving Range HoursDriving Range HoursDriving Range HoursDriving Range HoursDriving Range Hours 7:00 A.M. - dusk.
Old Course Aerification ScheduleAug 20th, 21th and 22th
Stu & Judy Friedman and Michelle & Michael Chandross
Dr. Larry & Joan Stone andDr. Larry & Sandy Lapkin
Steven & Sandy Fishman / Jay & RoniBernstein
Norman & Gwen Kamikow and Elisa Grabois & Harvey Feldman
Burt & Robin Rapoport and Gary & Dr. Connie Siskowski
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SPA AND FITNESSSPA AND FITNESSSPA AND FITNESSSPA AND FITNESSSPA AND FITNESSFitness Manager’s Minute Fitness Manager’s Minute Fitness Manager’s Minute Fitness Manager’s Minute Fitness Manager’s Minute by Jesie Castaneda
Lite & LivelyLite & LivelyLite & LivelyLite & LivelyLite & Lively withCamille in the OspreyRoom - Saturdays:11:15am -12:15pm.This class entails 20minutes of lowimpact aerobics, 20minutes of weights
and 20 minutes of stretching for an all-around great workout.
Boot CampBoot CampBoot CampBoot CampBoot Camp in the Sandpiper room. Sunday- 9:00am – 10:00am. This high impact classis guaranteed to have you sweating withan overall weight training workout.
Core SculptCore SculptCore SculptCore SculptCore Sculpt in the Sandpiper room.Mondays - 9:00am – 10:00am. Thissculpting class uses weights with functionalmovements to help define and strengthenmuscles.
Spa SpecialsJuly and AugustJuly and AugustJuly and AugustJuly and AugustJuly and August20% off all 60-minute facials.20% off all 60-minute facials.20% off all 60-minute facials.20% off all 60-minute facials.20% off all 60-minute facials.e.g. Microdermabrasion $88, Specialty facials $76,
European Deep Cleaning $60.
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Reflexology $35
Back, Neck & Shoulder $39
Swedish 30min $35
Swedish 60min $48
Swedish 90min $74
Swedish Medium 30min $42
Swedish Medium 60min $55
Swedish Medium 90min $80
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TAI CHI/QI GONG WITH MERLETAI CHI/QI GONG WITH MERLETAI CHI/QI GONG WITH MERLETAI CHI/QI GONG WITH MERLETAI CHI/QI GONG WITH MERLEThursdays- 11:00am -12:00pm - Osprey Room-T’ai Chi is an ancient Chinese art, that has proven tobe a health-giving exercise that was developedcenturies ago by martial arts experts in order toadvance their self-defense skills. Commonly practicedtoday for its amazing health benefits, this slow,graceful Chinese exercise simultaneously heals thephysical, mental, emotional, and spiritual body. It isperformed with a completely focused yet relaxedattitude. Tai Chi forms involve a series ofchoreographed martial art poses that flow togetherlike a slow motion dance. They are done in a preciseorder to help facilitate energy flow, fitness, relaxationand mental concentration. The moves are simple,gentle and easy to learn yet provide an excellentworkout to improve all levels of fitness. “Qi” (or Chi)in Chinese means breath, or the vital life force whichflows through all living things. It is scientificallyobservable and measurable. “Gong” (or Kung)means skill, exercise, or work.
STRESS RELIEF thru QIGONGSTRESS RELIEF thru QIGONGSTRESS RELIEF thru QIGONGSTRESS RELIEF thru QIGONGSTRESS RELIEF thru QIGONGGreat for STRESS RELIEF, the concept of Qi (or Chi),has been a fundamental belief in most easterncultures for thousands of years. Many doctors ofChinese medicine prescribe medical Qigong for theirpatients. This helps them recover more quickly.Anyone can practice Qigong. Because there issitting, standing, moving and even lying Qigong,there are techniques suitable for every age andphysical condition.
Merle Geierman, is a 8th Degree Master, CertifiedPersonal Trainer and a License Massage Therapist,with 40 years’ experience in the Shaolin Arts of TaiChi, Qigong (Chi-Kung), Kung Fu and Kempo.
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Tim Nelson,Tim Nelson,Tim Nelson,Tim Nelson,Tim Nelson,Director of Food & Beverage241-6831
Lorant G. Botha, Lorant G. Botha, Lorant G. Botha, Lorant G. Botha, Lorant G. Botha, CHS, CHSPCatering Manager241-6892
Old Course Dinner - All MembersOld Course Dinner - All MembersOld Course Dinner - All MembersOld Course Dinner - All MembersOld Course Dinner - All MembersSelect SaturdaysJuly 14, July 28 and August 11
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July 13. July 27. Aug 10. Aug 24July 13. July 27. Aug 10. Aug 24July 13. July 27. Aug 10. Aug 24July 13. July 27. Aug 10. Aug 24July 13. July 27. Aug 10. Aug 24$70 pp Reservations Required 241-6877
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5:30pm – 9:30pm$29.95 per person plus tax Children 6-12 yrs Half Price and 0-5yrs No Charge
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Greg Wheaton, Greg Wheaton, Greg Wheaton, Greg Wheaton, Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis 241-6888
Pro ShopPro ShopPro ShopPro ShopPro Shop 241-6880Monday - Sunday 7:30 AM - 3:00 PMStarting October 1st till 5:30pm
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The first line of defense for a lob is an over-head... there is no other shot that is moreof an equalizer for a lob! Having a goodoverhead sends your opponent the mes-sage that the lob will not work. Eliminat-ing a shot your opponent can hit causesthem to have to rethink their strategy andtakes away the option of the lob.
If you and your partner are at the net andyour opponents are hitting deep lobs thatprevent you from hitting effectiveoverheads, your team should play closerto the service line.
If at some point during the rally you havean opportunity to hit the ball short, do so.This will make it more difficult for your op-ponents to hit a successful lob becausethere will be less court into which youropponents can hit.
If you are not able to hit effectiveoverheads, and hitting the ball short orplaying closer to the service line does notwork, then you and your partner shouldplay two back.
You have an arsenal of defenses againstthe lob... you just have to play smart!
Brandon Ress
Price per week (5 days) $225Price per week (5 days) $225Price per week (5 days) $225Price per week (5 days) $225Price per week (5 days) $225Siblings $175 per child - Daily $55Siblings $175 per child - Daily $55Siblings $175 per child - Daily $55Siblings $175 per child - Daily $55Siblings $175 per child - Daily $55
Bring your lunch.Bring your lunch.Bring your lunch.Bring your lunch.Bring your lunch.Drinks (Filtered water and Gatorade)Drinks (Filtered water and Gatorade)Drinks (Filtered water and Gatorade)Drinks (Filtered water and Gatorade)Drinks (Filtered water and Gatorade)provided all dayprovided all dayprovided all dayprovided all dayprovided all day
Book early. Due to court restriction weBook early. Due to court restriction weBook early. Due to court restriction weBook early. Due to court restriction weBook early. Due to court restriction wewill enroll a maximum of 28will enroll a maximum of 28will enroll a maximum of 28will enroll a maximum of 28will enroll a maximum of 28participants per weekparticipants per weekparticipants per weekparticipants per weekparticipants per week
A typical day consists of the following:A typical day consists of the following:A typical day consists of the following:A typical day consists of the following:A typical day consists of the following:- 9:00am: Greeting on court 16- 9:00am: Greeting on court 16- 9:00am: Greeting on court 16- 9:00am: Greeting on court 16- 9:00am: Greeting on court 16- 9:05am: On court warm up / stretching- 9:05am: On court warm up / stretching- 9:05am: On court warm up / stretching- 9:05am: On court warm up / stretching- 9:05am: On court warm up / stretching- 9:15am: Tennis instruction- 9:15am: Tennis instruction- 9:15am: Tennis instruction- 9:15am: Tennis instruction- 9:15am: Tennis instruction- 10:45am: Cool down break / snack- 10:45am: Cool down break / snack- 10:45am: Cool down break / snack- 10:45am: Cool down break / snack- 10:45am: Cool down break / snack- 11:00am: Supervised match play- 11:00am: Supervised match play- 11:00am: Supervised match play- 11:00am: Supervised match play- 11:00am: Supervised match play- 12:15pm: Lunch- 12:15pm: Lunch- 12:15pm: Lunch- 12:15pm: Lunch- 12:15pm: Lunch- 1:00pm: Ping Pong, Game Room, etc- 1:00pm: Ping Pong, Game Room, etc- 1:00pm: Ping Pong, Game Room, etc- 1:00pm: Ping Pong, Game Room, etc- 1:00pm: Ping Pong, Game Room, etc- 2:30pm: End of the day / Pick up- 2:30pm: End of the day / Pick up- 2:30pm: End of the day / Pick up- 2:30pm: End of the day / Pick up- 2:30pm: End of the day / Pick up
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June 11 through July 27 2012 / Monday thru Friday 9AM to 2.30PMJune 11 through July 27 2012 / Monday thru Friday 9AM to 2.30PMJune 11 through July 27 2012 / Monday thru Friday 9AM to 2.30PMJune 11 through July 27 2012 / Monday thru Friday 9AM to 2.30PMJune 11 through July 27 2012 / Monday thru Friday 9AM to 2.30PM
Monday, July 9Monday, July 9Monday, July 9Monday, July 9Monday, July 9“Mermaids”“Mermaids”“Mermaids”“Mermaids”“Mermaids”Another film from Richard Benjamin. Starring Cher,Bob Hoskins, and Winona Ryder . A hilariousheartwarming single parenting family experience.A non-traditional mother, a Jewish daughter whowants to be a nun and other complications that testthe bonds of family.Cher today! Moderated by Marilyn Laber
Monday, August 13Monday, August 13Monday, August 13Monday, August 13Monday, August 13“Mrs Miniver”“Mrs Miniver”“Mrs Miniver”“Mrs Miniver”“Mrs Miniver”William Wyler’s academy award film Oscar to GreerGarson. A magnificent portrait of the courage of aBritish family in every day life during the horrors ofwar. Detailing the film: Moderated by Marilyn Laber
MUSICAL DVD SERIESMUSICAL DVD SERIESMUSICAL DVD SERIESMUSICAL DVD SERIESMUSICAL DVD SERIESMovie 7:00pm Pelican RoomBev Sisisky 241-8522, Millie Evans 999-9298Complimentary. No reservation needed
Monday, July 30Monday, July 30Monday, July 30Monday, July 30Monday, July 30The Rat Pack - Live From Las VegasThe Rat Pack - Live From Las VegasThe Rat Pack - Live From Las VegasThe Rat Pack - Live From Las VegasThe Rat Pack - Live From Las VegasThis tribute concert captures the original Rat PackersSammy Davis Jr., Dean Martin, and Frank Sinatra whoare stunningly brought to life courtesy of dead-onimpersonations
Monday, August 20Monday, August 20Monday, August 20Monday, August 20Monday, August 20The Benny Goodman StoryThe Benny Goodman StoryThe Benny Goodman StoryThe Benny Goodman StoryThe Benny Goodman StoryStarring Steve Allen, Donna Reed, Lionel Hampton,Gene Krupa, and Sammy Davis Sr.
SOLOSSOLOSSOLOSSOLOSSOLOSBobbie Roger 999-8928 or Marilyn Laber 997-7313
July 28July 28July 28July 28July 28FantasticksFantasticksFantasticksFantasticksFantasticksBuy a Ticket !! Join us at Dramaworks.
Clematis St. West Palm Beach
2:00 P.M. Dinner to follow
Call Marilyn Laber - 997-7313
August August August August August date to be determinedA Day At The BeachA Day At The BeachA Day At The BeachA Day At The BeachA Day At The BeachTie up your hair and pack your chair. Fun galore anddinner at the shore. Call 997- 313 / 997-8928
GREAT COURSESGREAT COURSESGREAT COURSESGREAT COURSESGREAT COURSESPresented By The Teaching Co.Presented By The Teaching Co.Presented By The Teaching Co.Presented By The Teaching Co.Presented By The Teaching Co.
July 2 & 23, August 6 & 27July 2 & 23, August 6 & 27July 2 & 23, August 6 & 27July 2 & 23, August 6 & 27July 2 & 23, August 6 & 27
7:30pm Media Room. Herb Levin 998-2411
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Dear Friends
The season has endedand many of you are up north and/or onvacation. Your Hadassah Board is stillworking to provide exciting events andprograms for the coming year. It is won-derful to have e-mail and phones so thatwe can keep in touch. Here are the go-topeople of your Broken Sound Hadassah.
Shalom,Caryle Gulker and Judy Needlerw
Boca Friends committee along with John Crean, General Manger / COO and Ivan Snyder,President BOG, presents check from very successful Car Show fundraiser
Well here we are in the beginning of Julyand Boca Friends Board is busy makingplans for a very exciting 2012-13 season.
Our outside events are well attended. InJune 61 members enjoyed a tour andluncheon at Costume World.
We are very excited to introduce our firstever miniature golf event on the ClubCourse. Tee off August 17, 2012. Youdon’t even have to be a golfer toparticipate in this fun filled evening. Thedress is casual and the cost is $20pp. Thisevent will follow with snacks at happyhour and drinks can be paid with yourcredit card or club chit. If you would liketo stay and have dinner, cost can becharged to your credit card or clubaccount. For reservations, contact PaulaKarp.
Mark your calendars. October bringscooler weather (we hope) and our paidup Membership Tea. October 20, 2012
Another new event for our organizationon November 8, 2012 will be a Canasta
Tournament and brunch
In December we are sponsoringmotivational speaker Barbara Braunstien.
January 13, 2013 brings us back outsidefor our annual Walkathon, to includelunch and vendors.
March 2, 2013 is Casino Night. A jointventure with Hadassah. This includes afabulous buffet dinner, gambling and asilent as well as a Chinese auction. This willbe a great evening.
We are anticipating having the 2nd annualExotic Car Show. (date to be determined)
Whew, I am exhausted just writing abouteverything and I didn’t even mention ourfootball poll and possible cruise. Keepreading our articles and check your emailto keep posted.
See you soon... don’t forget to fill out yourmembership forms and let’s get the meninvolved.
Be well and enjoy the moment.Paula Karp
Board Members At LargePhyllis GreenblattRose SmithRuth Levy PlattJane Sonenshein
YOUR SOCIAL COMMITTEE AT WORKYOUR SOCIAL COMMITTEE AT WORKYOUR SOCIAL COMMITTEE AT WORKYOUR SOCIAL COMMITTEE AT WORKYOUR SOCIAL COMMITTEE AT WORKChair: Marjorie Lassoff and
Vice Chair: Rowena Kovler
BAGEL BREAKFASTBAGEL BREAKFASTBAGEL BREAKFASTBAGEL BREAKFASTBAGEL BREAKFASTStart the day off right and meetyour neighbors, make newfriends and enjoy the relaxedatmosphere. Main Clubhouse.Bagels and coffee served 7:00AM - 9:30 AM, Monday thruFriday.
GAMES/CARDSGAMES/CARDSGAMES/CARDSGAMES/CARDSGAMES/CARDSWhat’s your game? We can help you find players onall levels for both men’s and women’s cards, includingBridge, Canasta, Mah Jong, Gin Rummy, Pinochle,Dominoes and board games.Games Sub-Committee Co-chairs,Elaine Silverstein at 995-1051 [email protected]
SinglesBOCA WESTBOCA WESTBOCA WESTBOCA WESTBOCA WESTNAME THAT TUNEMonday, July 16 / 7:00 - 9:00 PM$20pp includes light appetizers, onebeverage. RSVP by July 2 Al & Sue 241-6846
At The Club SSSSSATELLITEATELLITEATELLITEATELLITEATELLITEHAPPY HOURHAPPY HOURHAPPY HOURHAPPY HOURHAPPY HOUREvery Friday 5:30 PMMain Clubhouse
KRAVIS CENTERSunday August 5 / 1:00pm$61pp rsvp Al & Sue 241-6846
Experience theEPIC MARVEL
of thePanama Canal
October 13, 2012Oranjestad, Cartagena, Panama Canal, Colon,
Puerto Limon, Ocho Rios
Day TripsOLD SCHOOL SQUARE HISTORIC TOUROLD SCHOOL SQUARE HISTORIC TOUROLD SCHOOL SQUARE HISTORIC TOUROLD SCHOOL SQUARE HISTORIC TOUROLD SCHOOL SQUARE HISTORIC TOURThursday, July 19 / 10 AM$7 pp itransportation on your own. Meetingat Crest Theatre
MYSTERY TOURMYSTERY TOURMYSTERY TOURMYSTERY TOURMYSTERY TOURThursday, July 26 / 10 AM departure$44 pp includes lunch and transportationIf you like the element of suspense, Al & Sueare keeping a lid on the day tour itinerary.
THE NATIONAL CROQUET CENTERTHE NATIONAL CROQUET CENTERTHE NATIONAL CROQUET CENTERTHE NATIONAL CROQUET CENTERTHE NATIONAL CROQUET CENTER Instruction and PlayThursday, August 9, 2012 / 9:00 am departureLunch following at Howley’s (not included)$20 pp / RSVP Al and Sue 241-6846The National Croquet Center is home to theworld’s largest dedicated croquet facility,with the finest lawns spanning four acres.
THE SOCRATES CAFETHE SOCRATES CAFETHE SOCRATES CAFETHE SOCRATES CAFETHE SOCRATES CAFEConnection To ConversationConnection To ConversationConnection To ConversationConnection To ConversationConnection To ConversationA program to revive the lost art of conversation.
Expand your capacity to listen and engage with one
another with questions and unique points of view. All
February 2, 2013San Juan, Philipsburg, Basseterre7 Nights - Concierge Class $1,294Agent Elliot Stoll 561-736-1704
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Great EscapeCANYON RANCH MIAMI BEACHCANYON RANCH MIAMI BEACHCANYON RANCH MIAMI BEACHCANYON RANCH MIAMI BEACHCANYON RANCH MIAMI BEACHJuly 5 - 7, 2012$165 pp per night double occupancy.
CANYON RANCH LENOXCANYON RANCH LENOXCANYON RANCH LENOXCANYON RANCH LENOXCANYON RANCH LENOXAugust 26 - 30 or September 2 - 6, 2012$1,595 pp double occupancy w/ $340 spaallowance.RE OF THE SEAS
PANAMA CANALPANAMA CANALPANAMA CANALPANAMA CANALPANAMA CANALIsland PrincesOctober 13, 2012Oranjestad, Cartagena, Panama Canal,Colon, Puerto Limon, Ocho Rios,Balcony Stateroom :BA $2064.90Balcony Stateroom : BC $1984.90Mini Suite with Balcony : $2294.90
ShowsDIVORCE PARTY The MUSICALDIVORCE PARTY The MUSICALDIVORCE PARTY The MUSICALDIVORCE PARTY The MUSICALDIVORCE PARTY The MUSICALKRAVIS CENTERTuesday, July 10 / 7:30 PMDeparting Broken Sound 4 PMDinner on your own City Place
PETER PAN PETER PAN PETER PAN PETER PAN PETER PAN starring Cathy RigbyKRAVIS CENTERSunday, August 5, 2012 / 1 PM$61.00 pp transportation on your own
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