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The Group That Delivers Healthy Lifestyle

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Welcome New MembersAlovis, Kenneth & Meryl - Fairway Landing (FromLong Island)

Balmer, Charles & Nathalie Paradis - Oak Run (FromQuebec)

Caradonna, Tim - Cedar Cay

Davis, Howard & Sandra - Clubside Pointe

Davis, Kathy - Clubside Pointe

Ellman Dr. Herman & Shelley Halber - Willow Greens(From NY)

Flaks, Robin - Banyans

Gold, Jay & Constance - Banyans

Goldstein, Edwin & Harriet - Timbermill

Goodwin, Kevin & Linda - Banyans (From Troy, NY)

Harter, Myriam - Courtside

Kelin, Alexander & Lynn - Bay Pointe

Kovens, Marjorie - Bridgepointe

Mackie, Marjie - Cedar Cay

Martin, Mary - Cedar Cay

Melnick, Dr. Frederic & Bobbi - Cloisters

Meyer, Louis & Elaine Lehr - Whisper Trace (FromLong Island)

Mintz, Brett & Deborah - Banyans

Ortner, Melvin & Rita - Bridgepointe (From Long Island)

Schachter, Alan & Heidi - Cloisters (From CT)

Sherman, Gary & Barbara - Timbermill (From NJ)

Tarler, Howard & Gene - Cloisters (From Albany, NY)

CondolencesOur condolences to the families of Allan Bindelglass,Fernando Castro, Bruce Holz, Edward Klumpp,Bettye Steinberg, Dr. Herbert Weiss, Stephen Wien

Membership Reportas of September 30, 2013

Social 302

Tennis/General 323

Associate General 40

Master 405

Senior Master 14

Associate Master 13

Old Course 339

Associate Old Course 1

Old Course New/Pending 22

Old Course Non Resident 1

Cable Channels92 Tennis, Spa and Fitness63 Social, Dining General95 Golf94 Tee Time93 CMA

Artwork by Thomas Cushing

A Night of Free Services and Live Demonstrations

SPA AND FITNESS EXPO

Fitness Showcasing New ServicesTRX Suspension, Pilates, Mashing, Spin, Stretch Therapy

Moonstone Complimentary Treatments

Children and TeensPrograms available throughout the expo

Complimentary Food and Refreshments

Wednesday, November 13, 6:00pm - 9:00pmFor more information call 241.6840

Games Rides Fun FoodMonday December 30 11:00am - 3:00pm

$17.95 under 6 yrs old, $24.95 over 7 yrs old

www.brokensoundclub.org Page 3cover photo provided by Elyse Arnel.

The Club has the ability to send text messages to

members’ cell phones through the club’s website,

similar to our email system. This ability to send short

messages to members will allow us to quickly text you

on a variety of items such as hurricane preparations,emergencies and other updates as necessary. Golf also

has the ability to text course conditions.

Each member who wishes to receive text messages

must opt in:

Log in to the club’s website,www.brokensoundclub.org.

Click on “Directory” tab at the top of the pageafter you log in.

Click on “My Profile” tab.

Scroll down until you see “Text MessagingAddress”

Input your cell phone number and your carrier(Verizon, AT&T, etc.)

Once you complete this, a window will come upwith this information and you click “Save”

DO NOT LEAVE THIS SCREEN after clicking Save

Shortly afterwards you will receive a text to yourphone with a four digit number. Input thisnumber into the box in the open widow and thenclick “Confirm”.

Your registration of your phone into our systemwill now be complete.

Saturday, December 14reservations required 241-6877

wine tastingsFrenchNov 6 / 6:00pm - $32.00

ItalianDec11 / 6:00pm - $32.00

RSVP 241-6877

Message fromMessage fromMessage fromMessage fromMessage fromBoca Regional Hospital:Boca Regional Hospital:Boca Regional Hospital:Boca Regional Hospital:Boca Regional Hospital:

Thanks to all who participated in the Boca

Regional at Broken Sound “Healthy Community”

Health Assessment survey. Your input is truly

valued and will play a key role in developing

future programming for the residents at Broken

Sound Club.

One common theme throughout the responses

was an overwhelming interest in onsite

education and health screenings. In response to

your requests, we’re developing a 5 part Lecture

Series with a focus on Health & Prevention.

Accompanying our Lecture Series will be related

health screenings to inform, educate & empower

you on multiple facets of your health. Details onLecture topics & presenters to be advised.

The onsite Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine

program continues to serve many residents and

has experienced tremendous growth over the

past few months. Keeping fellow members in

mind, if you are unable to keep an

appointment, please remember to cancel with

a minimum 24 hours notice. This allows our

Therapist to accommodate the maximum

number of member requests each day. We

will also continue to offer one-on-one

Nutrition consultations with Leslie Burman. Be

sure to schedule your appointment to ensure

adequate time for each personal session.

Our goal is to provide your community the

tools necessary for residents to obtain optimal

health & vitality. We look forward to our

continued partnership & working together in

establishing Broken Sound Club as one of

America’s “Healthiest Communities”.

For Therapy or Nutrition appointments, call

561-955-2100

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On Saturday, September 28, 2013 Broken Sound Club

was presented with an award from the Fitness

Institute International, Inc.

Broken Sound Club’s Spa and Fitness Center was

selected for being the most ‘Outstanding fitness

facility of the year and for ‘Setting the standard of

excellence and professional service through the

employment of a highly credentialed and caring staff.’

Michael Tompkins, Director of Fitness, Anthony A.Abbott, President of the Fitness Institute International,Inc. and Doug Rotondi, Assistant Director of Fitness.

Nov / Dec 2013Page 4

PHONE NUMBERSPHONE NUMBERSPHONE NUMBERSPHONE NUMBERSPHONE NUMBERS

AdministrationAdministrationAdministrationAdministrationAdministration

John Crean, General Manager/C.O.O. 241-6855

Cathy Grana, Asst. General Manager 241-6837

Ed Cichielo, Club House Manager 241-6866

Carol Boettcher, Dir., Human Resources 241-6886

Lisa Fuller, Executive Assistant 241-6810

AccountingAccountingAccountingAccountingAccounting

Dianne Hart, Director of Finance 241-6834

Club Billing 241-6848

Fitness & SpaFitness & SpaFitness & SpaFitness & SpaFitness & Spa

Michael Tompkins, Director 241-6858

Rotunda Reception Desk 241-6840

Food & BeverageFood & BeverageFood & BeverageFood & BeverageFood & Beverage

Joe Longo, Executive Chef 241-6891

Tim Nelson, Food & Beverage Director 241-6831

Lorant G. Botha, Catering Manager 241-6892

Cecilia Novellino, F&B Admin Assistant 241-6824

Carl Ramallo, Lead Dining Reservations 241-6877

Hostess Podium (Main Dining Room) 241-6859

Hostess Podium (Centre Court Cafe) 241-6815

Old Course Bar 241-6854

Bistro 241-6856

GolfGolfGolfGolfGolf

Tee Time Computer 997-1146

Men’s Locker Room 241-6852

Ladies’ Locker Room 241-6822

Club CourseClub CourseClub CourseClub CourseClub Course

Scott Feller, Director of Golf 241-6806

Pro Shop 241-6860

Old CourseOld CourseOld CourseOld CourseOld Course

John Skaf, Director of Golf 241-6893

Pro Shop 994-8505

Golf Course MaintenanceGolf Course MaintenanceGolf Course MaintenanceGolf Course MaintenanceGolf Course Maintenance

Shannon Easter, Director 997-7793

MembershipMembershipMembershipMembershipMembership

Maureen Schreiber, Director 241-6820

Jean Ouellette, Assistant 241-6835

Elyse Arnel, Website Administrator 241-6872

Social ActivitiesSocial ActivitiesSocial ActivitiesSocial ActivitiesSocial Activities

Al Salkeld, Director 241-6846

Sue Salkeld, Assistant 241-6870

TennisTennisTennisTennisTennis

Greg Wheaton, Director 241-6888

Pro Shop 241-6880

Automated Reservations 989-5279

Other NumbersOther NumbersOther NumbersOther NumbersOther Numbers

Access Control (Guest Access) 998-5823/5818

Banyans Gate 241-5947

Club Reception 241-6800

Broken Sound Master Association-BSMA 998-5813

Security (Yamato Road Gate) 997-6935

Valet 271-5500

Email Addresses:Email Addresses:Email Addresses:Email Addresses:Email Addresses:

Department ManagersDepartment ManagersDepartment ManagersDepartment ManagersDepartment Managers

firstname_lastname@brokensoundclub.org

Board of GovernorsBoard of GovernorsBoard of GovernorsBoard of GovernorsBoard of Governors

board_governors@brokensoundclub.org

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEPRESIDENT’S MESSAGEPRESIDENT’S MESSAGEPRESIDENT’S MESSAGEPRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

DINNERDINNERDINNERDINNERDINNERThursday, November 28Thursday, November 28Thursday, November 28Thursday, November 28Thursday, November 28Main ClubhouseMain ClubhouseMain ClubhouseMain ClubhouseMain Clubhousereservations required 241-6877reservations required 241-6877reservations required 241-6877reservations required 241-6877reservations required 241-6877

Dear Friends andNeighbors,

The start of a newseason and with it achange in thenomenclature of thisletter. Dear Membershas been used so manytimes it is boring andnot necessarily

accurate........friends and neighbors more aptlydescribes my feeling towards you. So, achange ….

It is the start of a new season and what will itoffer us you ask? Well, for what seems like along time, one with no construction .......aseason of enjoyment, appreciation of what weall have accomplished and utilization of ourfacilities to the fullest.

The first grand event of the season is Membermeet Member, a time for all of us to gettogether, get to know someone new ( perhapsa new neighbor ) and have an incredibleevening filled with superb cuisine and greatmusic. If you have not attended Member/Member before, this is the year to come. Ipromise, just the entrance to our Club alonewill be worth the effort, and then, when youenter..........I just can’t wait to see your faces.

That’s just the beginning - New Year’s Evepromises to be a gala that will rival almostanything, and our specialty nights such asValentines will continue to impress and the listgoes on.

Now, for your palate - we aim to please andhead chef Joe Longo and his extremelytalented associates will not disappoint you.Whether it be Burgers ‘n Brews, Red HotTuesday, Italian night, our a la carte dinnersor a simple dinner under the stars at our Bistro,our Club offers something special for everyone.

I can’t leave out our sensational socialdepartment headed by Al and Sue with amplesupport by our committee volunteers.Extravaganzas galore are planned for yourentertainment, participation and stimulation ofyour brains. They are far too numerous tomention here but make certain you open youremails and read the flyers posted in theclubhouse. Choose the activities that fit youand enjoy all.

I mentioned “open your emails” above and thatdeserves a little more space. Approximately fifty(50) percent of the emails sent to you gounopened!

Yes, a very high number. To make this an evenmore important percentage our Club gets at

least 2-5 comments daily asking why an activitywas not promoted, why a change was neverannounced, etc. When the response is that itwas and the individual is shown the email, thecommon reply is that “I never received it”. Theremedy is easy - open your e-mails from theClub and at least peruse through them. Whoknows - you might find something useful.

In October something quite unique to gatedcountry club communities happened in BrokenSound; as a result of the initiative and ensuingBylaw amendment passed by your Board inJune, thirty one (31) members were advisedthey were able to change their membershipcategory! Some might say about time andsome that it was due them, but to be able todo this without affecting the amount of duesof every other member, is something to beappreciated and to be proud of by all. Your Clubonce more has taken the lead. Yes, there werefees paid by these members pursuant to therules; however the payback to these membersis between 3 to 5 years dependent on certaincircumstances. On a cash flow basis only, allmembers see a positive position in their firstyear!

All of you are proud of your Club and youshould be. Not only are our facilities among (ifnot) the top in South Florida and the envy ofmany, but we are positioned better than manyother clubs to take full advantage of theparadigm shifts that are ongoing in ourmarketplace. Our conservative financial policieshave resulted in our Club being in an extremelygood financial position with over $3.6 milliondollars in reserves. Additionally our sound fiscalplans regarding membership categories andequity have formed the groundwork for thatamount to substantially increase now and inthe future.

Be assured that our Club will never reach itspinnacle. Our management team, the Boardof Governors and you, our members, will onlyaccept the highest level of services andoperations performed on a fiscally sound basis.

As a further note, you will see information inthis newsletter regarding the municipalelections in Boca in March, and we have twomembers of Broken Sound running for CityCouncil, Michael Mullaugh and Scott Singer,who are hoping for your support on March11th. Regardless of how you vote, we urgeeveryone to cast their ballots.

That’s it for this month. Enjoy every momentto the fullest, we only have one go around andmake very day count.

Best regards,Ivan Snyder, PresidentBoard of Governors

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Your Vote Matters

The 2014 Boca Raton Municipal Election will

be held on Tuesday, March 11, 2014. Last year’s

statistics show that out of a total of 59,000

registered voters in Boca Raton, 7,000+

individuals voted which equals 12%. The total

number of registered Broken Sound PUD voters

is 3,100 and 490+ cast their ballot which

equaled about 16%. We currently have two

Broken Sound residents who are running for

Receive AFree SothysTravel Kit$20 value, whenyou spend $100 ormore in retailproducts.

Good for the months ofNovember and December.One gift per purchase,must be one transaction,one gift per member.

Sunday January 5, 20144PM Showtime $40pp

Tickets 241-6846

City Council and regardless of how you vote,

we urge you to go to the polls and VOTE.

Broken Sound’s participation in the voting

process has always exceeded the other districts

in Boca and this has been recognized by the

Mayor and City Council. It is important to

Broken Sound and to the City of Boca Raton

that you participate in the election process. To

read more about Boca Raton’s City Council,

visit http://www.ci.boca-raton.fl.us/

CABARET NIGHTThursday, January 16 / 8PM Showtime

$35pp includes show and dessert. Tickets 241-6846

TheEssentialsManicureRefresher PedicureBlow Out

SCHEDULE IN THE SAME DAYRECEIVE $15 OFF.Offer valid only during the month of Nov

Nov / Dec 2013Page 6

CLUB COURSE NEWSCLUB COURSE NEWSCLUB COURSE NEWSCLUB COURSE NEWSCLUB COURSE NEWSby Scott Feller, PGA Director of Golf - Club Course

I would like to welcome

back all of our returning

members and their families

as well as many new

members who have

recently joined Broken

Sound Club. We are looking

forward to a very successful

season!

This year the Professional Staff will once again

work hand in hand with our Men’s and Ladies’

Golf Associations to make our golf leagues a

competitive and enjoyable experience for all

participants. Both the BSMGA and BSWWGA

have scheduled a fun and exciting list of events

for this upcoming season. We are looking

forward to another record setting season for

participation amongst the leagues.

Please remember to keep your schedule clear

for our Member Guest Events this winter. As in

the past we will be hosting Member Guest

events for both Men and Women. Due to the

overwhelming demand for the Member Guest

events we will continue to offer two separate

days for both the Men’s and Women’s Member

NOTABLES

David Neumann accomplished arare feat in shooting his age of 78

GOLFER OF THE MONTHBarry Meltzer - AugustStuart Small - September

EAGLEHarvey Spies - Hole #10.Vito Magrone - Hole #16

HOLE IN ONEGary BlackAugust 19 Hole #12

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Club Course Pro ShopClub Course Pro ShopClub Course Pro ShopClub Course Pro ShopClub Course Pro ShopDaily 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM / 561-241-6860

Driving RangeDriving RangeDriving RangeDriving RangeDriving RangeSun and Tue 7:00 AM - 4:30 PMMon, Wed thru Sat 7:00 AM - dusk

.LEAGUE PLAYMen’sOur Men’s South County League team had another

strong season in defense of their title. The team came

up just short of another championship losing in the

finals to Gleneagles.

Guest in 2014. The Men’s Member Guest will

be held on January 28th and 29th. The Ladies

Member Guest will be held January 14th and

15th. Keep an eye out for announcements and

further details in November. The Member

Guest events held by the Club Course are

unrivaled in our community and we will

continue to host the events in their most

prestigious manner.

This year we will again be holding our Golf

Academy for game improvement. Starting this

November and continuing through April the

Golf Academy offers an exceptional value on

golf instruction. Our Professional Staff is ready

and waiting to help you improve your golf

game and lower your scores. With private

lessons, on course instruction and golf clinics,

your game will benefit from our PGA

Professionals this season. This year’s Golf

Academy offers some new and exciting

packages for players of all skill levels. Head to

the Club Course golf shop to check out which

package is best for you!

I hope to see everyone out on the links! We

are looking forward to another great season!Women’sA note from the BSWWGA: This year the BSWWGA’s

Annual Holiday Charity tournament on Dec. 17th will

benefit “The First Tee of the Palm Beaches” - a youth

development program. Tax deductible donations of

all your used golf clubs and bags can be dropped off

at the Club Course anytime this fall and will be greatly

appreciated.

9 & DineClub CourseMonday, November 11th, 2013

Format: Scramble 3:00 p.m. Shotgun 5:30 p.m.

Entry Fee: $35 members/ $69.99 guestsIncludes golf, dinner & awards(Tax and Cart Fee Applicable To All Entries)

Sign-Up is Required by November 4th, 2013

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SwingersCongratulations to our Ladies’ Summer Swingers

team, Jane Sonenshein and Kathy Oliver, Co-Chairs,

who won the league championship this season. The

team competed against seven other local clubs

throughout the summer, holding the top position for

most of the season. It was great to see them bring

home the championship.

www.brokensoundclub.org Page 7

John Skaf, John Skaf, John Skaf, John Skaf, John Skaf, Director of Golf 241-6893

Pro Shop Pro Shop Pro Shop Pro Shop Pro Shop 994-8505Hours: Mon - Sun 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMclose on Mondays starting in early May and go

thru the second week of October

Driving Range HoursDriving Range HoursDriving Range HoursDriving Range HoursDriving Range Hours 7:00 A.M. - dusk.

OLD COURSE NEWSOLD COURSE NEWSOLD COURSE NEWSOLD COURSE NEWSOLD COURSE NEWSby John Skaf PGA Director of Golf - Old Course

With the season here and

in full swing, it is great to

see so many people back

here at The Old Course.

This past off-season was a

busy one, compiling an

extensive tournament and

event schedule.

The Men’s and Ladies’ Leagues will have a full

schedule, featuring various formats as well as

“mixer events”. This season there will be five

Couples Social tournaments that will be played

on Sundays throughout the season. There will

also be a Couples Championship held in

February.

The success of last year’s two Member Guest

days for both the men and women has given

us the opportunity to provide the same for this

year.

This past October, The Old Course hosted The

Boca Cup which featured ten clubs from the

Boca Raton area. The team of Broken Sound

was comprised of Jeff Waber, Sal Caragliano,

Ron Alexander, Larry Moses, Michael Lapkin,

Harvey Feldman, Alan Myer, Jim Wick, Robert

Smiley and Alan Brumel. The team finished in

second place, missing the top honors by just

one stroke.

We will continue to host demo days from

companies such as TaylorMade, Ping, Titleist,

Callaway and Cobra. Please check your club

calendar for the respective dates and times.

We ask that you help us keep the course in

great condition by repairing ball marks, filling

divots and raking bunkers. Should there be

anything we can do to enhance your Old

Course experience, please let us know.

Old CourseCouples Events

Socials  November 10 and December 1Tee Times 10:48

Mixers November 24 and December 8Tee Times pm

Hole In OneDebbie Munoz10th hole at Pacific Dunes, OR

11-8 Titleist 11am-3pm11-16 Golf Pride 9am-4pm11-22 Cobra 11am-3pm12-13 PING 11am-3pm12-27 Taylor Made 11am-3pm

Oh What A Night

Coming Soon!

Be There or Be Square

for the

Old Course MembersSaturday March 1, 2014

7:00PM

Nov / Dec 2013Page 8

Committee: Linda Selbst, Stephanie Smiley, Candace Gladston.Myrna Rogoff, Pres. missing from photos Brenda Delfiner

Renew Old Friends and Make New FriendsRenew Old Friends and Make New FriendsRenew Old Friends and Make New FriendsRenew Old Friends and Make New FriendsRenew Old Friends and Make New FriendsJoins us Tuesday afternoons. Tee off at1:30pm for 9 holes. Sign up required, callthe pro shop 241-6860

Alan Brumel, Michael Lapkin, Sal Caragliano, Larry Moses, Ron Alexander, Larry Myer,Jim Wick, Bob Smiley. Team pro— Jeff Waber

Stonebridge Golf and Country Club edged Broken Sound Country Club by one shot

to win the 2013 Boca Cup Golf Championship played on Broken Sound’s Old Course

on October 3.

Inaugurated five years ago, The Boca Cup is an annual one-day competition among

ten of the most prestigious country clubs in the Boca Raton area.

The tournament included five teams from each club in best-ball format. Each team

consisted of five two-man pairings, one pair formed by the club’s professional and

low amateur, two pairs with handicap indexes up to 15.0 and two pairs with 15.1 –

22.0 indexes. Scores were handicapped to 90% of index and the aggregate of the

three lowest scores among the five were used in the scoring.B

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Fran Lorraine, Lynore Berzow, Kathy Oliver, Jane Sonenshein, Irene Katz, BarbaraSlipacoff, Halina Tollin, Nancie Flaxman. Missing From the Photo: Lenore Anderson,Stacey Brumel, Sandy Ende, Debby Loewenberg

Summer Swingers promote camaraderie and competitive golf among our

participants. The Summer Swingers League is comprised of 18-Hole women golfers

from the following clubs: Broken Sound, St. Andrews, Mizner, Glen Eagles,

Aberdeen, The Fountains and Boca Woods.

New Year’s EveCelebration12.31.13New Year’s Eve GalaNew Year’s Eve Dinner BuffetNew Year’s Eve Family Eventreservations required 241-6877

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Strut Your MuttStrut Your MuttStrut Your MuttStrut Your MuttStrut Your Mutt

DOG-A-THONDOG-A-THONDOG-A-THONDOG-A-THONDOG-A-THON9:00 am start9:00 am start9:00 am start9:00 am start9:00 am start

$30.00 donation$30.00 donation$30.00 donation$30.00 donation$30.00 donationEveryone WelcomedEveryone WelcomedEveryone WelcomedEveryone WelcomedEveryone Welcomed

With or without a dogWith or without a dogWith or without a dogWith or without a dogWith or without a dog

Saturday, December 28, 2013Saturday, December 28, 2013Saturday, December 28, 2013Saturday, December 28, 2013Saturday, December 28, 2013Registration 8:30 amRegistration 8:30 amRegistration 8:30 amRegistration 8:30 amRegistration 8:30 am

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Sue & Al 241-6846al_salkeld@brokensoundclub.org

All Proceeds benefit Tri County Humane SocietyA No Kill Shelter

Donate by bringing items the day of theDonate by bringing items the day of theDonate by bringing items the day of theDonate by bringing items the day of theDonate by bringing items the day of theDOG-A-THONDOG-A-THONDOG-A-THONDOG-A-THONDOG-A-THON

Beg List Supplies Needed: cat litter, canned food cat &dog, ceramic food dishes, rawhides & toys, liquid

bleach, laundry detergent, hand soap,water hoses, folding chairs

www.brokensoundclub.org Page 9

BAGEL BREAKFASTBAGEL BREAKFASTBAGEL BREAKFASTBAGEL BREAKFASTBAGEL BREAKFASTStart the day off right and meet your neighbors. at

the Moonstone Cafe. Bagels and coffee served

7:00 AM - 9:30 AM, Monday thru Friday.

Food & BeverageFood & BeverageFood & BeverageFood & BeverageFood & BeverageTim 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 Manager , 241-6892

Sept 11, cooking class with chef Joe

HANUKKAH DINNERWednesday, November 27Wednesday, November 27Wednesday, November 27Wednesday, November 27Wednesday, November 27reservations required 241-6877reservations required 241-6877reservations required 241-6877reservations required 241-6877reservations required 241-6877

Breakfast WithSantaSaturday, December 21RSVP 241-6877

CHRISTMAS BRUNCHWednesday, December 25

RSVP 241-6877

New Year’s Day BrunchWednesday, January 1

Tuscan Night Is BackWednesdays starting November 13

reservations required 241-6877

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tennis memberguest

MY SIDE OF THE COURTBy Greg WheatonBy Greg WheatonBy Greg WheatonBy Greg WheatonBy Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis

The season is about tobegin, and I would liketo welcome themembers who arereturning. We have anumber of differentevents for everyone tochoose from so pleasecheck our web site and

also the tennis channel for the schedule that

Greg Wheaton, Greg Wheaton, Greg Wheaton, Greg Wheaton, Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis 241-6888

Pro ShopPro ShopPro ShopPro ShopPro Shop 241-6880SummerSummerSummerSummerSummerMay 1 - October 31Monday - Sunday: 7:30-3:00

SeasonalSeasonalSeasonalSeasonalSeasonalNovember 1 - April 30Monday - Friday: 7:30-5:30Saturday - Sunday: 7:30-5:00

works best for you. We will start the new seasonwith a Round Robin on Friday, December 6th.We will also present the Club Champions fromlast year their trophies immediately followingthe round robin. For those of you who are newto the club, please come to the tennis shop andlet us get you started with games and eventsthat fit your schedule. The staff and I extendour sincerest wishes for a happy, healthy NewYear.

Season OpenerSeason OpenerSeason OpenerSeason OpenerSeason OpenerFriday, December 6th @ 3:00pm we willkick off the new season with a tennisround robin followed by a trophypresentation for the Club Championsfrom last year. Following the presentationyou can go to the Happy Hour to relaxand enjoy the music of the evening.There is a sign up for this event.

Tennis Exhibition and SocialTennis Exhibition and SocialTennis Exhibition and SocialTennis Exhibition and SocialTennis Exhibition and SocialFriday, December 27th @ 5:00pm.Doubles exhibition for your viewingpleasure followed by a social. Bringyour family and friends for this end ofyear celebration. Reservations arerequired for the party.

Social Mixed DoublesSocial Mixed DoublesSocial Mixed DoublesSocial Mixed DoublesSocial Mixed DoublesThursday, November 7 @ 6:00pmThursday, December 12 @ 6:00pmThis is a great way to meet new peopleand have a good time while you play.There will be pizza, wine, and beer servedfollowing the tennis.

CCCCComplimentary Clinicsomplimentary Clinicsomplimentary Clinicsomplimentary Clinicsomplimentary ClinicsSaturday, November 9th and December14th @12pm. If you want to learn moreabout your strokes and how you can playbetter doubles, join us for this informativeyet fun clinic with our teaching staff.Please sign up in the tennis shop so wecan save you a spot.

Learnin’ With VernonLearnin’ With VernonLearnin’ With VernonLearnin’ With VernonLearnin’ With VernonTips & Strategies For Fun & Successful Tennis

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into “Match Mode”into “Match Mode”into “Match Mode”into “Match Mode”into “Match Mode”

A successful tennis playerknows the effectiveprocedure of getting into“match mode” before playing

a competitive match. The importance of startinga match after being both fully warmed up andspending ample time in match mode can not beoverestimated! Rushing to the match with only theofficial ten minute warm up period to prepare isabsolutely insufficient. Not only is it not enoughtime to get your body ready but you will not besetting yourself up for success mentally, either.Make it a point to arrive in plenty of time so as tospend twenty to thirty minutes warming up andreserve those last ten minutes before the matchto assess your opponents instead.

Your warm up is an opportunity to hit most of theshots, volleys, overheads, forehands, backhands,serves, returns, and approach shots. You shouldalso try to play a few points to get a sense of howyou are feeling and playing. By the time the officialten minute warm up begins, you should alreadyhave broken a sweat. Use this time instead to getan idea of your opponents strengths andweakness:

Does your opponent have good volleys or is he/she better at the baseline?

Does your opponent take any volley or overheadpractice?

Does your opponent have a good serve?

Does your opponent move well?..etc….

Assess the weather conditions:

Is it windy?

Which direction is the wind blowing?

Who will be serving in the sun?

A thorough warm up is imperative, but don’tneglect your intellectual preparations andopportunity to establish a preliminary game plan.Use this information to get a proper warm up andget into “match mode.”

ST. ANDREWS CHALLENGE@ BROKEN SOUNDSaturday, December 7, 2013

Continental BreakfastTennis play begins at 10:30amMen’s and Ladies doubles and mixed doubles.

The pros from each club willmatch you in a competitivematch with players from St.Andrews club.

Lunch will be served followingthe tennis at Broken Sound.

There will be a limited sign upfor this event. Please call thetennis shop 241-6880 for moredetails. Remember we won thetrophy last year, so let’s keep itfor Broken Sound.

Grand Slam SeniorGrand Slam SeniorGrand Slam SeniorGrand Slam SeniorGrand Slam SeniorTennis LeagueTennis LeagueTennis LeagueTennis LeagueTennis LeagueAll those interested in competing in the GrandSlam or the Palm Beach County Senior Leagueshould contact Greg in the pro shop. The captainsand Greg will place you where you will play themost and contribute to the team.

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SPA AND FITNESSBy Michael TompkinsBy Michael TompkinsBy Michael TompkinsBy Michael TompkinsBy Michael Tompkins, Director of Fitness, Spa & Aquatics

La Bella

Directors Note

Greetings to all our “year

round” and “returning”

members. Please come

celebrate with us the

official start of the 2013/

14 season at the Spa &

Fitness Expo Wednesday,

November 13, 6:00pm -

9:00pm. with a unique

night of free services and live demonstrations.

The fitness center will be showcasing all their

new services including TPI (Titleist Performance

Golf Screens), TRX Suspension Training, Pilates,

Spin Classes, New Aerobic Classes, Stretch

Therapy, Teen and Child classes, Mashing (Thai

Massage) and meet the new Personal Trainers.

The Fitness Center, Spa and Salon will feature

mini complimentary treatments and

SalonTHE ESSENTIALS.

Manicure, 45-minute Refresher pedicure and

blow out scheduled on the same day and

receive $15 off. Offer valid only during

November.

demonstrations that will showcase a variety of

services offered. Instructors and Therapists will

be available to answer your questions.

Outside vendors attending include Dr. Alan

Gold (Plastic Surgeon), Dr. Todd Rodman (Sport

Chiropractor), Advocare (Sport Nutrition), Dana

Gore (Fitness Author) and a variety of Spa

product vendors. Boca Regional Hospital will be

on site to answer questions about Physical

Therapy and Nutritionist Leslie Burman will be

in attendance for Q and A.

Children and Teen programs will be available

throughout the night.

Complimentary food and refreshments will be

served.

The night is sure to be fun and educational. I

look forward to seeing you there.

Spa Specials

TOTAL DE AGE FACIAL90-minutes $230, normally $280.Combines Microdermabrasion, Rejuvenate & Restore and Lifting Therapyfor an ultimate anti aging experience.Offer valid only during the month of November

CELEBRATE BEAUTYWe feature exclusive treatments that focus on immediate results toprepare you for the holiday season. Total De-Age Facial, Facial Cupping,Amazing Eyes, Tension Reliever, Make-up applications.Available during the month of December

Spa-liday PartyTuesday December 10th

6pm – 9pm.

Join us for an evening ofcocktails, holiday retailpromotions, gift card promotionsmini treatments and a gift bag tokick off the holiday season.

KICK OFF THE HOLIDAY SEASON

New TreatmentELECTROLYSISElectrolysis is the only true permanent hair removal method and the only permanent treatment

recognized by the FDA. Using state-of-the-art technology, a minute amount of electricity is gently

applied to the base of the hair follicle. Call today to schedule a consultation 241-6868.15 minutes

$35, 30 minutes $65, 45 minutes $95 , 60 minutes $125

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Leigh-Ann DavidsonLeigh-Ann DavidsonLeigh-Ann DavidsonLeigh-Ann DavidsonLeigh-Ann DavidsonAssistant Spa Director241-6858

Karen WilsonKaren WilsonKaren WilsonKaren WilsonKaren WilsonSpa Manager

Rotunda 241-6840Spa 241-6868Salon 241- 6899

HoursHoursHoursHoursHours

Fitness Room / RotundaFitness Room / RotundaFitness Room / RotundaFitness Room / RotundaFitness Room / RotundaMonday - Thursday 5:30am - 10:00pmFriday 5:30am - 8:00pmSaturday and Sunday 7:00am - 8:00pm

Salon Salon Salon Salon Salon Everyday 8:00am - 6:00pmSpaSpaSpaSpaSpa Everyday 9:00am - 8:00pm

Holiday HoursHoliday HoursHoliday HoursHoliday HoursHoliday HoursThanksgiving DayThursday November 22nd 5:30am – 4:00pm

Christmas EveMonday December 24th 5:30am – 4:00pm

Christmas DayTuesday December 25th 10:00am – 4:00pm

New Years EveMonday December 31st 5:30am – 4:00pm

New Years DayTuesday January 1st 10:00am – 4:00pm

Healthy Eating to Improve theHealthy Eating to Improve theHealthy Eating to Improve theHealthy Eating to Improve theHealthy Eating to Improve theAppearance of Your SkinAppearance of Your SkinAppearance of Your SkinAppearance of Your SkinAppearance of Your Skin

Leigh Ann Davidson,Assistant Spa Director

At the Moonstone Spawe offer a variety oftreatments such asFacials, Massage andBody Therapies that helpto address the concernsof aging and wellbeing.

Foods that you can incorporate into your dietthat will bring more radiance and health to yourskin.AvocadosAvocadosAvocadosAvocadosAvocados help to prevent dry skin and brittlehair and nails.

Green tea Green tea Green tea Green tea Green tea is a great source of anti oxidants.....

TomatoesTomatoesTomatoesTomatoesTomatoes contain nutrients that can help slowdown cellular damage.

SalmonSalmonSalmonSalmonSalmon is rich in Omega-3, which will improveskin elasticity and minimizes the appearance offine lines.

Eggs Eggs Eggs Eggs Eggs are a complete source of protein, andcontain biotin, which is an essential vitamin thatprotects against dry skin.

Pomegranate Pomegranate Pomegranate Pomegranate Pomegranate applied topically may help skincreate more collagen, while speeding healing.

WalnutsWalnutsWalnutsWalnutsWalnuts are a rich source of Omega-3, whichhelp put shine in your hair and aid in makingskin smoother and younger looking.

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At The ClubHAPPY HOURHAPPY HOURHAPPY HOURHAPPY HOURHAPPY HOUREvery Friday 5:30 PM

MEMBER MEET MEMBERMEMBER MEET MEMBERMEMBER MEET MEMBERMEMBER MEET MEMBERMEMBER MEET MEMBEROpening PartySaturday, November 16 / 7 PM $89.95

ShowsBOCA RATON SYMPHONIABOCA RATON SYMPHONIABOCA RATON SYMPHONIABOCA RATON SYMPHONIABOCA RATON SYMPHONIARoberts Theatre at St. Andrews School /Sundays, 3:00 PM $225 ppJan. 12, Feb. 9, March 16, April 6

LYNN CONCERT SERIESLYNN CONCERT SERIESLYNN CONCERT SERIESLYNN CONCERT SERIESLYNN CONCERT SERIESSaturday 7:30 PM or Sunday 4:00PMOct. 5, 6, 26, 27, Nov. 16, 17, Jan. 18, 19,Feb. 8, 9, March 22, 23

KRAVIS CENTERKRAVIS CENTERKRAVIS CENTERKRAVIS CENTERKRAVIS CENTERRADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULARRADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULARRADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULARRADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULARRADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULARSun. Dec. 8 / 12 PM / $92.00 ppDeparting Broken Sound 10:45 AM

WICK THEATREWICK THEATREWICK THEATREWICK THEATREWICK THEATREWHITE CHRISTMASWHITE CHRISTMASWHITE CHRISTMASWHITE CHRISTMASWHITE CHRISTMASSat. Dec. 14 / 2 PM $88.00 ppIncludes Tour, Lunch, & Show

42nd STREET42nd STREET42nd STREET42nd STREET42nd STREETSat. Jan. 18, 2014 / 2 PM / $53.00 pp

BROWARD CENTERBROWARD CENTERBROWARD CENTERBROWARD CENTERBROWARD CENTERBBBBBOOK OF MORMON OOK OF MORMON OOK OF MORMON OOK OF MORMON OOK OF MORMON SOLD OUTTues. Dec. 10, Fri. Dec. 13, Tues. Dec. 17,Wed. Dec. 18, All Shows / 8 PMDeparting Broken Sound 6:45 PM

THE WIZARD OF OZTHE WIZARD OF OZTHE WIZARD OF OZTHE WIZARD OF OZTHE WIZARD OF OZWed. Jan. 15 / 2 PM

LIVE AT LYNNLIVE AT LYNNLIVE AT LYNNLIVE AT LYNNLIVE AT LYNNTAPTAPTAPTAPTAPSunday, Jan. 5 / 4 PM / $40.00 pp

KRAVIS CENTERKRAVIS CENTERKRAVIS CENTERKRAVIS CENTERKRAVIS CENTERTHE GERSHWINS’ PORGY & BESSTHE GERSHWINS’ PORGY & BESSTHE GERSHWINS’ PORGY & BESSTHE GERSHWINS’ PORGY & BESSTHE GERSHWINS’ PORGY & BESSJan. 11, 2014 / 2 PM / $75.00 pp

PARADE PRODUCTIONSPARADE PRODUCTIONSPARADE PRODUCTIONSPARADE PRODUCTIONSPARADE PRODUCTIONSTHE LAST SCHWARTZTHE LAST SCHWARTZTHE LAST SCHWARTZTHE LAST SCHWARTZTHE LAST SCHWARTZSunday, Feb. 2 / 3:00 PM,Thurs., Feb. 13 / 7:30 PM$30.00 pp

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GAMES/CARDSGAMES/CARDSGAMES/CARDSGAMES/CARDSGAMES/CARDSWhat’s your game? We can help you find players on alllevels for both men’s and women’s cards, includingBridge, Canasta, Mah Jong, Gin Rummy, Pinochle,Dominoes and board games.Elaine Silverstein at 995-1051 MzElaineS@aol.com

REEL WONDERS CINEMA NITEREEL WONDERS CINEMA NITEREEL WONDERS CINEMA NITEREEL WONDERS CINEMA NITEREEL WONDERS CINEMA NITE7:00 PM Media RoomMarilyn Laber 997-7313

November 11November 11November 11November 11November 11 movie to be announced

December 16December 16December 16December 16December 16 movie to be announced

TTTTTHE SOCRATES CAFEHE SOCRATES CAFEHE SOCRATES CAFEHE SOCRATES CAFEHE SOCRATES CAFEConnection To Conversation

We welcome you to join our next session.A provocative gathering of participation,information and conversation.

All meetings 4:00pm - Sandpiper Room.No registration. See You At The “Session”Marilyn Laber - 999-8928 / Bobbie Roger - 997-7313

November 12November 12November 12November 12November 12 topic to be announcedDecember 3December 3December 3December 3December 3 topic to be announced

GREAT COURSESGREAT COURSESGREAT COURSESGREAT COURSESGREAT COURSESPresented By The Teaching Co.November 4 & 18November 4 & 18November 4 & 18November 4 & 18November 4 & 18December 2 & 19December 2 & 19December 2 & 19December 2 & 19December 2 & 19

All meetings 7:30pm Media Room.

SOCIALSOCIALSOCIALSOCIALSOCIALYOUR 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

MUSICAL DVD SERIEMUSICAL DVD SERIEMUSICAL DVD SERIEMUSICAL DVD SERIEMUSICAL DVD SERIESSSSSMedia RoomPaula Cantor 465-3052, Millie Evans 999-9298Complimentary. No reservation needed

Monday November 25 / 7:00pmMonday November 25 / 7:00pmMonday November 25 / 7:00pmMonday November 25 / 7:00pmMonday November 25 / 7:00pmJudy Garland The ConcertJudy Garland The ConcertJudy Garland The ConcertJudy Garland The ConcertJudy Garland The Concert

Monday, December 30 / 7:00pmMonday, December 30 / 7:00pmMonday, December 30 / 7:00pmMonday, December 30 / 7:00pmMonday, December 30 / 7:00pmHit Man Returns - David Foster and FriendsHit Man Returns - David Foster and FriendsHit Man Returns - David Foster and FriendsHit Man Returns - David Foster and FriendsHit Man Returns - David Foster and Friends

BOOK GROUPBOOK GROUPBOOK GROUPBOOK GROUPBOOK GROUPNovember 12Flight Behavior by Barbara KingsolverFlight Behavior by Barbara KingsolverFlight Behavior by Barbara KingsolverFlight Behavior by Barbara KingsolverFlight Behavior by Barbara KingsolverThis discussion will be accompanied by the Butterflyand Garden Club.

December 10Light Between Oceans by M.L. StedmanLight Between Oceans by M.L. StedmanLight Between Oceans by M.L. StedmanLight Between Oceans by M.L. StedmanLight Between Oceans by M.L. StedmanAll readings - 4:00pm Media Room Judy Friedman997-8154 otjudy@comcast.netJane Mandell 998-8662

Classes & LecturesMATURE DRIVING COURSEMATURE DRIVING COURSEMATURE DRIVING COURSEMATURE DRIVING COURSEMATURE DRIVING COURSEFriday, Nov. 19 AM – 4 PM / $10.00 pp

BEGINNER BRIDGEBEGINNER BRIDGEBEGINNER BRIDGEBEGINNER BRIDGEBEGINNER BRIDGEWith Michael ConnellyTues. Nov. 5, 12, 19, Dec. 3,10,173:30 PM -5:30 PM / $90.00 pp

INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED BRIDGEINTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED BRIDGEINTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED BRIDGEINTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED BRIDGEINTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED BRIDGEWith Keith HansonTues. Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26,1PM - 3 PM / $80.00 pp

CELEBRITY CRUISE LINECELEBRITY CRUISE LINECELEBRITY CRUISE LINECELEBRITY CRUISE LINECELEBRITY CRUISE LINEWine & Cheese TastingFor Future AdventuresWed., Nov. 6 / 4PM

BEHIND THE SCENESBEHIND THE SCENESBEHIND THE SCENESBEHIND THE SCENESBEHIND THE SCENESWith NBC & Saturday Night LiveFri., Nov. 8 / 4PM

WE SURVIVED… AT LAST I SPEAKWE SURVIVED… AT LAST I SPEAKWE SURVIVED… AT LAST I SPEAKWE SURVIVED… AT LAST I SPEAKWE SURVIVED… AT LAST I SPEAKFri., Dec. 27, / 4PM

WHAT’S UP GROUPWHAT’S UP GROUPWHAT’S UP GROUPWHAT’S UP GROUPWHAT’S UP GROUPMeets: Thursdays 12:00 meeting - Sandpiper RoomMentor: Stan MorgenbesserNov 7, 14, 21, 28December 5, 12, 19, 26

Great EscapeROYAL CARIBBEANROYAL CARIBBEANROYAL CARIBBEANROYAL CARIBBEANROYAL CARIBBEANLiberty of the Seas5 Night Caribbean WesternDecember 2, 2013

CELEBRITY EQUINOXCELEBRITY EQUINOXCELEBRITY EQUINOXCELEBRITY EQUINOXCELEBRITY EQUINOX10 Night Southern CaribbeanFebruary 21, 2014Aqua Class: A1 $2,223.20 ppConcierge Class: C3 $1,873.20 ppDeluxe Ocean View Veranda: 1B $1,753.20 ppDeluxe Ocean View Veranda: 1C $1,743.20 pp

Day TripsMYSTERY, MAGIC & GYPSIESMYSTERY, MAGIC & GYPSIESMYSTERY, MAGIC & GYPSIESMYSTERY, MAGIC & GYPSIESMYSTERY, MAGIC & GYPSIESThursday, November 14Departing 12:30pm$56.95 pp

WHITEHALL FLAGLER MUSEUMWHITEHALL FLAGLER MUSEUMWHITEHALL FLAGLER MUSEUMWHITEHALL FLAGLER MUSEUMWHITEHALL FLAGLER MUSEUMVICTORIAN HOLIDAY TEAFriday, December 20 / 10 AM / $69.95Chesterfield Hotel Palm Beach

SinglesINTERCLUB SINGLESINTERCLUB SINGLESINTERCLUB SINGLESINTERCLUB SINGLESINTERCLUB SINGLES6:00 PM –800 PM Thursday, Nov. 19, 2012Blue Martini / Cash BarCocktails Light Hors D’oeuvresRSVP by November 12, 2012

Club ShowsCABARET NIGHTCABARET NIGHTCABARET NIGHTCABARET NIGHTCABARET NIGHTThursdaysDoors open 7:15 PM for Dessert Buffet.8 PM showtime $35.00 ppEDWARD TWINSEDWARD TWINSEDWARD TWINSEDWARD TWINSEDWARD TWINS January 16EARL TURNEREARL TURNEREARL TURNEREARL TURNEREARL TURNER February 6STRINGFEVERSTRINGFEVERSTRINGFEVERSTRINGFEVERSTRINGFEVER March 20THIRDGILL & BENNETTTHIRDGILL & BENNETTTHIRDGILL & BENNETTTHIRDGILL & BENNETTTHIRDGILL & BENNETT April 10

COMPUTER CLUBCOMPUTER CLUBCOMPUTER CLUBCOMPUTER CLUBCOMPUTER CLUBBoard Room 7 PMSheila Garber 241-2665November 12November 12November 12November 12November 12December 17December 17December 17December 17December 17

WHITEHALL FLAGLER MUSEUMVICTORIAN HOLIDAY TEA

Friday, December 20 / 10 AM / $69.95Chesterfield Hotel Palm Beach

RSVP 241-6846

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Arnaud Delanoe, Arnaud Delanoe, Arnaud Delanoe, Arnaud Delanoe, Arnaud Delanoe, JuniorProgram Manager 241-6876

Toddler RoomToddler RoomToddler RoomToddler RoomToddler Room8:00am - 8:00pm

Game RoomGame RoomGame RoomGame RoomGame Room8:00am - 8:00pm

Day Care - Toddler RoomDay Care - Toddler RoomDay Care - Toddler RoomDay Care - Toddler RoomDay Care - Toddler RoomService available for membersMon - Fri 9:00am - 12:00pm, 3:30pm - 6:30pmSaturday 9:00am - 1:00pm$70 monthly unlimited service. $7.00 one time dropoff for up to 2 hours.

After School AcademiesAfter School AcademiesAfter School AcademiesAfter School AcademiesAfter School AcademiesTennis, Karate, Basketball, FitnessContact Arnaud Delanoe 241-6876Afdelanoe@gmail.com

SwimContact Coach Kim 561-633-9133

HOLIDAY SCHEDULEHOLIDAY SCHEDULEHOLIDAY SCHEDULEHOLIDAY SCHEDULEHOLIDAY SCHEDULEBasketballBasketballBasketballBasketballBasketballDecember 23, 24, 26, 31, January 2, 3age 5 and above / 11:15am to 12:15pmComplimentary 241 6840

FitnessFitnessFitnessFitnessFitnessDecember 23, 24, 26, 31, January 2, 3age 5 to 8 / 12:45pm to 1:30pm8 to 12 /1:30pm to 2:15pmComplimentary 241 6840

TennisTennisTennisTennisTennisDecember 23, 24, 26, 27, 31, January 1, 2, 3age 5 & 6 /1pm to 1:30pm $12 per session7 year old & above / 1:30pm to 3pm $30 per sessionCall Arnaud Delanoe 241 6876

GolfGolfGolfGolfGolfDecember 23, 24, 26, 27, 31, January 1, 2, 3age 5 & above /3:30pm to 4:30pm $25 per sessionNo reservation necessary. Back range at 3:25pm

SwimmingSwimmingSwimmingSwimmingSwimmingContact Swim Coach Kim to schedule private andsemi-private lessons at 561 633 9133

KIDS & TEENS EVENTSKIDS & TEENS EVENTSKIDS & TEENS EVENTSKIDS & TEENS EVENTSKIDS & TEENS EVENTS

Broken Sound Club’s first children’s cooking class was a tremendous success with 20participants aged 5 to 11. It was an amazing performance from Chef Joe Longo whoallowed the children to cook 4 fun and delicious dishes.

Sensi Steve provides martial arts training with a focus on character development, lifeskills and total body fitness.

BSC First Stingray Mini Swim Meet. Coach Kim presented medals to all swimmers forparticipating.

Sunday December 292pm -5pm

Featuring ice cream manicure and icecream pedicures, up-do’s and makeup.

For those 12yrs and younger.

KARATE CLASS

COOKING CLASS

BREAKFAST WITH SANTASaturday, Dec 21 / 9:00amReservations required 241-6877

OTTER MAN JOHN WILD LIFE ENCOUNTERMonday, Dec 23 / 10:00am PoolsideJoin Otter John and his wild friends as heshares his knowledge of wildlife, enlightensyour imagination, and stimulates your sensesthrough first hand experience!

NOAH’S ARK ANIMAL WORKSHOPTuesday, Dec. 24 /10:00am Grill RoomBuild an Animal $16.00 ppReservations required by Dec. 16thCall Al & Sue 241-6846

MAD SCIENCETHE SCIENCE OF SOUNDThursday, Dec. 26 / 10:00am Media RoomDemonstrate how sound travels throughsolids, liquids, and gases, and we’ll createwacky wavelengths for sounds to movethrough.

RAINBOW LOOMFriday, December 27 / 11:00am - 12:30pmCreate your own Bracelets, Necklaces,Key Rings.Ages 8 & up $15.00 ppRSVP Al & Sue 241-6846

EVERYONE’S A WINNER

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BOCA FRIENDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH

Wow, I just evened out my bikini lines and the

car carriers are here again with the snowbirds

following shortly. We welcome back all of our

members and friends and hope that you had

a healthy and enjoyable summer. Welcome

home.

We at Boca Friends chapter of the Papcorp

champions for cancer research have been very

busy planning a fabulous 2013-2014 season.

Now is the time to renew your membership.

You have made a real difference in the ongoing

battle against cancer. Over the last 60 years,

The Pap Corps has donated well over $43

million dollars to the Miami Miller School of

Medicine. You are part of the success and your

help is still very much needed in helping us

raise these funds.

We have such an exciting calender. Kick off the

season on November 19, 2013 at 3:00pm in

the media room with guest speaker Liz Sterling

author and motivational speaker. After

interviewing over 2,000 authors, celebrities,

For Now. For Life.For Now. For Life.For Now. For Life.For Now. For Life.For Now. For Life.We hope everyone had an

enjoyable summer where

ever you sojourned.

Hadassah’s activities both

at home and abroad

continued to produce

empowering results.

Allow us to update you on your financial

support at work.

Here in the U.S. we continue supporting the

work of our camps, youth activities and health

screening and education at the high school

level. The focus is teaching young people self

examination for testicular and Breast Cancer.

Hadassah’s commitment to Women’s Health

has resulted in direct work with our legislators

recommending and fostering programs

directed at educating and caring for the female

population in this nation.

This focus dovetails with the Hadassah Hospital

program that we will be presenting this year

entitled “Every Beat Counts”. This year long

effort is based on the data that “one out of

every two women will experience some form

of heart disease in their lifetime”, that heart

disease is the NUMBER ONE KILLER OF

WOMEN and that heart disease is different in

women than in men.

The hospital has established a new Heart

Institute. Clinics at both Ein Kerem and Mt.

Scopus constitute an inter-disciplinary team.

The aim is to provide at risk women evaluation

and tools to “change damaging behavior”.In The LoopIn The LoopIn The LoopIn The LoopIn The LoopWebsite Calendar of EventsWebsite Calendar of EventsWebsite Calendar of EventsWebsite Calendar of EventsWebsite Calendar of Eventswww.brokensoundclub.org

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“The Institute staff is already involved in several

projects in the Arab and the Ultra Orthodox

Jewish communities, where cultural issues and

social norms often preclude women from taking

control of their health.

Outreach programs utilize social knowledge,

planning programs in Arab schools where

mothers will congregate, rather than looking

for them to participate in a female only setting,

where attendance is unlikely.

There are two programs underway for Haredi

(religious Jewish women) one with 500

teachers in girls schools and one with a specific

religious community. There are also programs

for HMO employees at both hospital campuses.

Of course research is the basis of all that is done

and therefore, also is an integral part of the

program. Every program is evaluated and results

are used to improve delivery and outcomes.

Join us this season as we learn and can attempt

to apply features of “Every Beat Counts” to

our lives.

We look forward to seeing you at our CARD

PARTY, BOUTIQUE AND BRUNCH on

December 5th, at our General Meeting the

evening of December 9th and our first Lunch

and Learn at 11 am on December 13.

Look for our flyers and E-mails for details on all

upcoming events.

Feel free to contact us with questions and/or

suggestions.

B’yedidut (in friendship),

Judith Needle and Caryle Gulker

co-presidents

scientists, politicians and artists, Liz Sterling

realized she was on to something. “There are

many Life Lessons”.

Also in November we welcome new members

to Broken Sound with coffee and conversation

with Boca Friends Board Members at the home

of Arnie Spevak at 10:00am to 12:00pm

Save The Dates

January 9 - Fantastic Hats Off Card Party

February 13 - Member Appreciation Brunch

February 22 - Walkathon, Brunch and SilentAuction

March 25 - Steve Solomon, Comedian

April - Mystery White Elephant Auction

Whew... we are exhausted and the kids haven’teven come down yet. Looking Forward toseeing you all around the club. Please stopMarilyn Levine and Me, Paula Karp, and sayhello.

Paula Karp and Marilyn Levine

THANKSGIVING KIDS EVENTSTHANKSGIVING KIDS EVENTSTHANKSGIVING KIDS EVENTSTHANKSGIVING KIDS EVENTSTHANKSGIVING KIDS EVENTS

STORIES, MUSIC AND HARVEST MAGICSTORIES, MUSIC AND HARVEST MAGICSTORIES, MUSIC AND HARVEST MAGICSTORIES, MUSIC AND HARVEST MAGICSTORIES, MUSIC AND HARVEST MAGICWITH NANNY GINGERBREADWITH NANNY GINGERBREADWITH NANNY GINGERBREADWITH NANNY GINGERBREADWITH NANNY GINGERBREADWednesday, November 2710:00 AM Pelican RoomRSVP Al & Sue 241-6846

GAMEWARS VIDEO ARCADEGAMEWARS VIDEO ARCADEGAMEWARS VIDEO ARCADEGAMEWARS VIDEO ARCADEGAMEWARS VIDEO ARCADEFriday, November 291:00 PM - 4:00 PM Media Room

HOLIDAY FAMILY POOL PARTYHOLIDAY FAMILY POOL PARTYHOLIDAY FAMILY POOL PARTYHOLIDAY FAMILY POOL PARTYHOLIDAY FAMILY POOL PARTYFriday, November 2912:00 PM - 4:00 PM

GOLF CLINICGOLF CLINICGOLF CLINICGOLF CLINICGOLF CLINICNovember 25, 26, 27, 28, 29Dec. 2, 3, 4, 5, 63:00 PM - 4:00 PM$25.00 includes snacks & prizesRSVP - Donnie 561-445-1465Barbara 954-304-5645

BASKETBALL COMPETITIONBASKETBALL COMPETITIONBASKETBALL COMPETITIONBASKETBALL COMPETITIONBASKETBALL COMPETITIONFriday, November 291:00 AM Courtside. All ages welcome.Sign up required 241-6899

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Women’s ClubWell, here are the details you’ve been waitingfor: The 2013-2014 season packed with lots ofgreat speakers and out of club trips. If youwould like to join The Women’s Club, contactRowena Kovler at 241-5486.

Remember, you may sign up for the monthlyluncheon meetings at the prior meeting OR atthe front lobby desk OR at the Spa ReceptionDesk at least 4 days prior to the meeting. Tocancel, simply write “Cancel” with your name

On Sat, November 9 we will be touring the Wilburn’s garden in West Palm, which is featured inthe Mounts Botanical Registry. Her art will also be on display. Tickets at the door to benefit theLake Worth Art League for art college scholarships. We will meet at my house at 12:00 in CedarCay, and form carpools. On our return there will be an “After The Tour Tea” at Sylvia Zeitlin’sCedar Cay home.

All are welcome. Tue, November 12 at 4:00pm. We will be joining with the Book Club. Pleaseread Flight Behavior, by Barbara Kingsolver. Contact Judy Friedman at 977-8154 with anyquestions on the book club.

Look for our green flyers in the bins for more details. Enjoy our wonderful world of gardening inour sub tropic climate. Any questions-call me, Lois Hendricks 994-6747.

LUNCHEON MEETINGS at the club, 11:40 AM(speakers and events subject to change)

November 21Gala Fashion Show featuring Lord & Taylor

December 19Professor Robert Watson “America’s First Crisis”

January 16Professor Richard Israel “Yoga for the Mind”

February 20Dr. Joyce Saltman, Humorist“The Chocolate- for- Breakfast- Diet”

March 20Katie LaGrone, Investigative ReporterWPTV Channel 5

April 17Gala Finale with Steven Brinberg,“Simply Barbra”, a musical tribute to BarbraStreisand

OUT OF CLUB TRIPS(bus included for each trip)

January 10Guided Tour of the The Bonnett House andtropical gardens in Fort LauderdaleLunch at Greek Island Taverna.Call Judy Heller at 998-8344, $50

March 21Diva Duck Tour in Palm Beach. Lunch at CityPlace, Call Debbie Cohen at 400-4449 (must beable to climb down a ladder once)

JUPITER MALTZ THEATER TRIPSJanuary 29“A Chorus Line”Lunch at the Jupiter Beach Resort,Call Andrea Morris at 994-5484, $68

April 2:“The King and I”Lunch at Jupiter Beach Resort,Call Andrea Morris at 994-5484. $68.

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CP4S) is strong within our Broken Sound Communityof residents, management, vendors and within ourgreater Boca Raton/Delray Communities of schools,organizations, houses of worship and other countryclub communities.

Holiday Time is fast approaching—consider a gift ofa cell phone, iPad, iPod, iPhone or Blackberry... 3people will benefit.... You the Giver, Your Recipient,and the Military person who receives the 60 MinuteCalling Card allowing him/her to Call Home.

The electronic (working or not) pieces that you handin to the BS Club receptionist desk are sent to theauthorized recycling partner, Mindful eCycling. Thefunds that the national CP4S organization receivesfrom Mindful eCycling for these electronic pieces areused to purchase international calling cards foractive-duty military deployed Troops to call theirfriends and family back home.

With much Thanks for your continued support andour sincere wish to you & yours for a Joyful andPeaceful Holiday Season,

Esther & Len WolferThe Major Stuart Adam Wolfer Institutewww.MSAWI.org esther@MSAWI.org

by Monday which is 4 days prior to the meetingso you will not be billed.

Come and join us each month . It’s such a niceway to make friends and stimulate your mindand soul.

Looking forward to seeing you at our manymeetings and trips.

Marjorie Lassoff, President

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The Butterfly and Garden Club has had two great events already!We were guests at the North American Butterfly Assn. Thespeaker told us all about the Atala butterfly. We saw a photo ofan 86 day old male Atala flirting with a young female. He likedher, but she shooed him away with her little legs. It is a toughdating scene out there in butterfly world! We loved havingLorraine Conover, Pres. of the Boca Raton Orchid Society, comehere to teach us how to mount orchids on almost anything. Forour raffle she brought 10 Pigeon orchids, 10 Pulmaria PrincessVictoria branches, ready for planting, and is allowing 10 of ourmembers to tour her personal garden. How wonderful, is that?.

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Volunteers for Israel is a non-profit U.S. organizationthat assists in the process of becoming a volunteerfor IDF. SAR-EL is an Israeli non-profit, internationalvolunteer group that assists the IDF in variouslocations throughout Israel by coordinatingvolunteers with their work experience.

Why would a 77 year old man decide to embark onsuch an adventure? I heard through friends andarticles about how SAR-EL’s mission was so criticalto the survival of the IDF and was looking forsomething to give back to the state of Israel. InsteadI found that this experience gave me back so muchmore than I ever could have imagined.

Every evening after dinner we would sit in aconference room with our IDF liaison and learn abouttheir important work, and history, but the bestmemory that is etched in my mine is the morningritual of raising the Israeli flag, and the soldiers, andvolunteers saluting it. Just knowing that in a smallway I may have helped to raise the flag another daywill inspire me for the rest of my life!

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