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General Manager’s Message

Dear Members,

In my last letter to you, I laid out our plansfrom when we received our certificate ofoccupancy. We have followed those plansand have been able to achieve the goals inthe time frame for you to be able to occupythe building. As I write this letter, the staffin all areas has been working diligently tofinish and furnish the building for our

International Buffet- the opening of our food and beverage service,for which we have over 600 reservations.

As I stated in the last letter, the punch list truly was over 45 pageslong but has dwindled to less than 30 pages and will takeapproximately two months to complete from the CO date. Aseach day passes, the Member suggestion list increases. Obviously,there are a number of extremely hot issues, such as the LadiesCard rooms, Men’s and Ladies second floor restrooms, thechandelier in the Members Dining Room and the chandelier inthe Vista Foyer.

The majority of the suggestions are decorating items and I canassure you we will be addressing each of these areas. With amove into any new building, there are systems and proceduresthat need to be learned. I do appreciate that we are going to failin areas with Members on an individual basis because their issuesmay not be taken care of right away. It is not from the lack ofattention to their issue, it is from our inability to take care of itright now due to the fact that the tools we need have not been setup yet or have been ordered and not received. e.g. - our in-housetelephones for Member convenience are not up and running andcomputer systems are only 65% up and running.

In order to do everything, we need to finish the building first,finish the decorating as it was ordered and then make the necessarychanges once this has been accomplished. Trying to make changesbefore the planned items are complete would create so muchconfusion.

I know you appreciate this major undertaking and it will all becompleted soon. Until then, I beg your patience through thenext few weeks.

John Crean, CCM, CHAGeneral Manager/COO

The Club

PHONE NUMBERSAdministrationJohn Crean, General Manager/C.O.O. 241-6855Cathy Rossomango, Asst. General Manager 241-6837Mike Lombardi, Dir., Human Resources 241-6886Diana Johnston, Exec. Administrative Asst. 241-6810

AccountingChristina Miller, Director of Finance 241-6834Club Billing 241-6830

Fitness & SpaMichael Tompkins, Director 241-6898Reception/Appointment Desk 241-6899

Food & BeverageEd Cichielo, Director 241-6831Helmut Karner, Executive Chef 241-6891Tim Nelson, Catering Manager 241-6831Lisa Fuller, Assistant Manager 241-6829Dining Reservations 241-6877Hostess Podium (Centre Court Cafe) 241-6815

GolfCourse Conditions 241-6845Tee Time Computer 997-1146

Club CourseScott Feller, Head Golf Professional 241-6806Pro Shop 241-6860

Old CourseJohn Skaf, Head Golf Professional 241-6893Pro Shop 994-8505

Golf Course MaintenanceJoseph Hubbard, Director 997-7793

MembershipLana Schechter, Director/Newsletter Editor 241-6820Jean Ouellette, Assistant 241-6835

Social ActivitiesAl Salkeld, Director 241-6846Sue Salkeld, Assistant 241-6870

TennisGreg Wheaton, Director 241-6888Pro Shop 241-6880Automated Reservations 989-5279

Other NumbersAccess Control (Guest Access) 998-5823/5818Banyans Gate 241-5947Club Reception 241-6800Community Association Services 994-1788Community Maintenance Association -CMA 998-5813

Lang Management 487-9790Mahogany Services 997-6453Security (Yamato Road Gate) 997-6935United Community Management 954-752-8119Valet 271-5500

Email Addresses:Department [email protected]

Board of [email protected] Photo by Elyse Arnel

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From The Finance Committee

Revenues for the two month period ending November 30, 2004 equal2.8 million dollars, which is right on budget. Our expenses are belowbudget, primarily in payroll. This is partially due to the delay of theinternational employee arrival and the use of our labor to clean upthe damage caused by the two hurricanes. In addition manymaintenance items were delayed until later in the year also because ofthe cleanup of the depris from the hurricanes.

The two month’s profit before depreciation was approximately$400,000. However there is $383,000 of emergency hurricane relatedcosts not deducted from the profit, pending settlement of our insuranceclaim.

We have retained an excellent independent adjuster to assistmanagement in the settlement of our claim and we should know theexact amount of our out of pocket cost in the next several months.The club and CMA. are working closely together to settle our claim.

Because of the hurricanes, the completion of the clubhouse, therelocation of almost every department and the late arrival of ourinternational staff, we expect it will take until December 31, 2004 forour financial statements to accurately reflect the financial performanceof the club.

The Accounting Department is now located in the clubhouse. Theentrance is the door located by the East parking lot.

We would like to remind you of our credit and collection policies:All Club billings including assessments are due no later than the endof the month the bill is mailed.

All club billings are considered delinquent if not received by the 1st

day of the month following the month in which the bill is mailed.Delinquent amounts will be subject to a 1.5% monthly interest chargefrom the 1st day the amount is delinquent until paid in full.

Please address any questions regarding financial matters in writing ore-mail to the Finance Committee at [email protected]

Irwin Glick and Shelly SiegelCo-Chairs

INCOME STATEMENTNovember 30, 2004(in thousands) / (unaudited)

2 Months BudgetActual

RevenuesMembership $2038 $2030Food & Beverage 304 279Golf 317 333Fitness 79 74Other Revenue 38 50

Total Revenues $ 2,776 $ 2,766

Cost of Goods Sold 212 227

Payroll and Related 1,241 1,392

ExpensesMembership 78 149Food & Beverage 82 106Golf Course 319 463Administrative & General 102 94Utilities 62 86Repairs & Maintenance 28 105Fixed Charges 106 143Fitness 32 60Miscellaneous 11 11Human Resources 101 144

Total Other Expenses $ 921 $ 1,362

Contribution from Operations402 <215>

Emergency Hurricane383 -0-

Net Profit <Loss>19 <215>

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Save The Date

Old Course Membership Meeting - January 11

General Membership Meeting - January 17

Candidate’s Night - March 14

All meetings will be held in the Main Clubhouse


The Club

MEMBERSHIP NEWS

The Membership/Social Department, as well as Accounting, HumanResources and Food and Beverage, are now located on the first floorof the Main Clubhouse,at the far east end of the building. If you are familiar with the old clubhouse, weare in the old fitness area. All phone numbers have remained thesame. Please note that guest passes may be purchased at the receptiondesk in the Vista Lobby or fax your request to (561) 998-0495.

All membership categories are currently available, including Masterand Old Course. As of January 1, 2005, the Social equity willincrease to $38,000 and the Tennis equity to $43,000. If you arethinking about upgrading to Tennis or Golf, please contact me.

Due to the unprecedented number of phone calls to the MembershipDepartment, we would appreciate your questions e-mailed [email protected]. I will answer all e-mails asquickly as possible. If you have questions that must be answeredin person, please call my office at 241-6835 to set up an appointmentwith either myself or my assistant, Jean Ouellette.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We will see youaround the Club!

Lana SchechterDirector of Membership

VOTER TURNOUTWe are pleased to report that all our preparation for the presidentialelection made the entire voting process very successful.

Thanks to the outstanding cooperation of Cathy Rossamango,Assistant General Manager, and the political committee, the flowof traffic was smooth and organized. Valet service was increased,security tightened, and water was provided for the Members’comfort by our considerate staff at Broken Sound. All in all, theprocess went smoothly and easily for our Members.

In spite of tight quarters, we are happy to report that we had anoutstanding turnout. In the future, we will continue to work withthe Supervisor of Elections in the hope that the voting processbecomes more efficient. We ask all Members to show a strongturnout for future elections thus making Broken Sound animportant and outspoken community.

Eileen SandsCommunity Relations, Social Committee

Welcome New MembersJeffrey and Nancy Baskies - TanglewoodJerry and Sharon Brewster - TimbermillRuth Englander – Whisper TraceJoseph and Mimi Galbo - BanyansBurton Horwitz – Water OakStuart and Judy Lewis – Vintage PlaceStephen and Deborah Loewenberg -BridgepointeRichard and Donna Lovely – Grand OaksGustova Zingg - BanyansBrand and Pamela Meyer – Willow GreenCharles and Jaclyn Neustein – Oak RunJaydev and Purnima Patel – Cedar CayMarion Shapiro - BridgepointePhilip and Bobbi Vale – Laurel PointeLewis and Mary Youngwirth – Oak RunMilton and Loretta Zamkoff - Cedar Cay

Membership Reportas of November 30, 2004Social 488Tennis 182Master 402Old Course/Charter 336Total 1408

Club ChannelsChannel 13 Golf Tee TimesChannel 38 GolfChannel 62 Tennis and SpaChannel 63 Social, Dining, General

For Updated ClubInformation, Go To

Our Websitewww.brokensoundclub.org

Donna Silberstein, Ellen Turkish, Barbara Carneyand Lala Hopta with John Crean at The Women’s ClubFashion Show


Food and Beverage

CENTRE COURTCAFE

Bagel BreakfastMonday through Friday7:00-9:00 A.M.Complimentary Bagels andCoffee in the Breezeway

Ala Carte BreakfastSaturday & Sunday9:00-2:30 P.M.

Limited Ala Carte Menu(Reservations Not Accepted)Monday through Friday11:30 A.M.-2:30 P.M.

MAIN CLUBHOUSE

Buffet Lunch & Limited Ala Carte MenuMonday through Saturday11:30 A.M.-2:30 P.M.

Brunch BuffetSunday11:00 A.M.-2:30 P.M.

Ala Carte DinnerTuesday & Friday6:00 P.M.

Buffet DinnerWednesday6:00 P.M.

Sunset BuffetSunday6:00 P.M.

Happy HourFriday5:30 - 7:30 P.M.Complimentary Hors d’oeuvres

Hours are subject to change. If so, you may beassured that we will let you know immediately.

Reservations for special events will be taken onemonth in advance of event date

Food For ThoughtThe wait is over. Finally! It has been over 1½ years since weclosed down the Main Clubhouse for construction. Our staff isjust about as excited as the Members to begin this new phase inBroken Sound Club’s history. Thank you for all of your patience,understanding and flexibility during this transition.

Please remember that we are very eager for Members to bring theirparties to Broken Sound. We have been busy booking all types ofparties and events – from anniversary parties to Bar and Bat Mitzvahsto the Lion of Judah luncheon for 500 women. We are thrilled towelcome our new Catering Manager, Tim Nelson. Please contact eitherTim or Lisa Fuller in the catering office at 241-6829 for all of yourcatering needs. They will be pleased to schedule an appointment todiscuss your upcoming events.

We appreciate your suggestions and comments regarding serviceand food quality. If your dining experience does not meet yourexpectations, please speak to one of our dining room managersimmediately so they can remedy the situation on the spot.Additionally, if your experience exceeds your expectations, wewould love to hear from you!

We are getting acclimated to our new dining facility and trainingour new recruits, so please be patient with us.

Again, thank you for your support during the last year and I lookforward to serving you over the coming months. If you have anyquestions or have any comments, please feel free to contact meeither at 241-6831 or even better, via email [email protected].

With warm regards and best wishes for a wonderful holiday season,

Edward CichieloDirector of Food & Beverage

Save The DateNew Years Day Brunch Jan 1Wine Inclusive Dinner Jan 12My Big Fat Italian Wedding Jan 29

Super Bowl Party Feb 6Wine Inclusive Dinner Feb 9Valentine’s Dinner Feb 12Old Course Dinner Dance Feb19Tanglewood Feb 26


GOLF FEES AND RULES

October 16, 2004 – May 15, 2005Green Fees (guests, Social and Tennis Members): $60.00Green Fees (Member’s parents, children and their spouses,grandchildren and their spouses): $45.00

Day guests may play two times per month or twelve times,and must be accompanied by a Member. On weekendsand holidays, day guests must play after 11:00 A.M.

Registered houseguests may play before 11:00 A.M., whenaccompanied by a Member. Unaccompanied houseguestsmust play after 11:00 A.M. Immediate family membersand houseguests have no restrictions on the number oftimes they may play in a year.

Please contact the pro shop for information on lockers,bag storage, handicap fees, and Men’s and Women‘sLeagues.

CLUB COURSEINFORMATION

Scott Feller, Head Golf Pro241-6806

Pro Shop241-6860HoursDaily 7:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M.

Driving Range HoursDaily 7:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.

Our New HomeLet me begin to express how excited we all are to be in our new home. Thankyou for being so patient with the renovation process, and I hope you all enjoythe new golf shop, locker rooms, and golf cart fleet. If you need any assistancein the new facilities, please do not hesitate to ask as we continue to strive toprovide the highest level of member service.

In the heart of our 2004-2005 golf season, we would like to inform themembership that the following signups have been placed in both the Men’sand Women’s Locker Rooms:

Men’s Calcutta TournamentJanuary 7-9, 2005

Men’s Member GuestFebruary 2nd, 2005

Women’s Member GuestFebruary 8th, 2005

If you have any questions regarding these events, please contact the golfshop or Anthony Malizia, Assistant Head Golf Professional.

The Club Course will be providing “Demo Days” for all Members who wishto try out the latest products from the most popular golf club manufacturers.Please contact the golf shop to receive a listing of the dates that themanufacturers will be visiting us.

We hope you continue to have a great season, and we look forward to seeingyou on the golf course soon.

Scott FellerHead Golf Professional, Club Course

Tip from the Pro“Letting The Ball Get In The Way Of Your Swing”One very effective drill in perfecting your swing is to let the ball ‘get in yourway’ as you swing toward the target. In other words, you let the ball get hitbecause it was sitting there in the way of your swing, not because you wereswinging at it.

This drill shows why many people have better practice swings than actualswings where a ball is involved. Without a ball it is easier to swing through,yet this is the very motion that is needed when perfecting your swing.

A key in helping correct this tendency is to learn how to separate the opticaleye from the ‘mind’s eye’. The optical eye sees where the ball is sitting, whilethe mind’s eye sees the ball sailing toward its target. Remember, the ball is notthe target, so the key is to avoid being tricked by your optical eye. Instead, letyour mind’s eye swing to your target, which is the fairway or the green. Thisis not to say that you don’t look at the ball at all, but rather to stress that thereis a great difference between looking at the ball and concentrating on it.

Anthony MaliziaAssistant Head Golf Professional, Club Course

Howard David,Celebrity Golf Tournament

Golf

Errol Stoltz and Huey Markson


Happenings at the Old Course

Let me be among the first to wish each and every one of you a joyousholiday season and a new year filled with health, happiness andprosperity.

Our first open meeting of the season was held November 16th andfor those of you not present we distributed a questionnaire on variousaspects of the Old Course operations. The results will be sent to youas soon as possible after we receive them.

The golf course was overseeded in November and it is now turning alovely shade of green. The fairways and rough are growing in moreand more every day and the course should be in excellent shape forthe season. We all must remember that the golf course is still not oneyear old yet and is in its formative stage. Plantings are being addeddaily and we do have a long range plan for tree plantings that is beingadhered to. The greens are being rolled, are in superb condition andwere rolling at a speed of 10+ on the stempmeter when checked lastweek. Air conditioners and automatic on/off lighting have beeninstalled in the new bathrooms.

Our Clubhouse is on schedule and on budget. The roof is closed inand work is starting on the interior as I write this column. We haveincurred a delay in receiving the roof tiles (as has most of Florida)but that will not delay the project. We are in the process of workingout an arrangement with the City of Boca Raton that will enable us toopen the pro shop and locker areas of the Clubhouse in April whilethe bar and dining area is still being worked on. In this manner we canremove the temporary facilities, store our beautiful new golf carts inthe basement of the building and not delay the Certificate ofOccupancy once the entire building is completed.

The year 2005 will be an exciting one for every Member of BrokenSound. It will mark the first year in over three (3) years that there willbe no major construction being done at the club. It will then be timefor us to enjoy the facilities that so many have worked so hard andhave waited so long for.

Ivan SnyderChairman, Old Course Committee

OLD COURSEINFORMATIONJohn Skaf, Head Golf Pro241-6893

Pro Shop994-8505

Driving Range HoursMonday, Wednesday, Friday7:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday7:00 A.M.-Dark

OLD COURSE NEWSWe would like to welcome our Members back toBroken Sound. You will find a great deal ofprogress on the Old Course Clubhouse and youwill enjoy the beautiful new Main Clubhouse.

We want to remind everyone about our PlayWith The Pro program along with thecomplimentary golf clinic and club fittingsystems.

We ask all golfers to be aware of cart rules and tomake sure carts are on the paths around the teesand greens.

There are many events and activities in January andFebruary, so please check in the pro shop for details.

We thank you for your cooperation in checkingin at the pro shop prior to playing. Our staff isavailable for all of your needs. Please contactany of us at anytime .

John SkafHead Golf Professional Old Course

BSWWGA Opening Day - Arlynne Alexander,Merle Perch, Mary-Jo Jubelirer and Sandy Fishman

OCWGA Opening Day - Sandy Desser, Jeanne Liss,Penny Bjornsen, and Sandy Bresnick.

Old Course Men’s Opening Day

Gary Greenberg, Warren Albert, Howard David,Freddie Roman and Ken Gershon


Golf

Golf MaintenanceWe are several weeks into the “South Florida” season now and mytransition is almost complete as my family will be moving down fromNorthern Virginia after five months of living in separate households.

Many friends and work colleagues from around the country are askingwhy we made the decision to return to Florida once again. To thosethat live in Michigan or Idaho, it is a “no’brainer” because of theweather. The many friends and relatives in Florida are a little moreperplexed by the decision due to increased traffic, expansive buildingand property values, at minimum, doubling in the last three years.The answer is never simple, but for my family it is returning homeagain to enjoy the outdoors, the weather and to give those othersfrom around the country a place to visit when they have enough oftheir own back yard. For myself, even though I had several excellentoffers from around the world, I saw a challenging opportunity in theBroken Sound golf courses, that they could be more than they were.To beautify the creation of the design, to define the limits of thegame and to enhance the quality that is the vision desired here, I knewwe could make a difference for the betterment of the membership.

As a team we try to overcome adversity, such as two hurricanes, thatnecessitates a sound program and teamwork with a sense of urgencyon our part. However, it also requires some patience from the Members asa whole, as well. It takes time to recuperate from what we have beenthrough, but we are up to the challenge and we feel we have made

some great strides to thateffect. The landscape bedsare being redefined currentlyto bring some of thatbeautification back to theClub. The greens and tees

have improved immensely fromwhere they were in August. Itwill only get better as long aswe have sunshine and a littlemore warm weather andcooperation with traffic controlfrom the carts.

My crew and I will not be resting on our laurels as we have a broadscope to enhance both courses to their full potential. That includesnew drainage, especially the Club Course, and expanding our roll withthe International Audubon Society where we intend to become fullycertified in the near future. This is a legacy of commitment we owe toour children and future generations to come.

If any of you have questions about what we are doing or a technicalquestion about warm season grasses , please feel free to contact me at561.997.7793 to set up an appointment or leave a message. From mycrew and my family, I want to take the time to wish everyone a blessedHoliday Season and hope for new aspirations in the New Year.

Joseph HubbardDirector of Golf Maintenance

HOLE IN ONELarry BjornsenThursday, November 4, 2004Club Course Hole 14

CLUBHOUSEPRO SHOP994-85057:00 AM - 5:30 PM Daily

Old Course Hole 17

Old Course Hole 15


Linda Shapiro and Gene Chandler

Bernie Putter, Jerry New, andRon Werner

Sandy and Norman Silverman

Judy Metzger, Debbie Singerman, andVivian Drozdoff

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Tennis DinnerDanceFriday, January 28, 2005$42.00 Inclusive

Cocktail Hour - Living Room Bar7:00pm - 7:45pm

Dinner - Clubhouse Dining Room7:45pm – 11:00pm

Cocktail Hour~ Butler Passed Hors d’ Oeuvres ~

Cozy ShrimpMaryland Crab Cakes withNew Orleans Remoulade

Pastry Franks with Deli MustardPotato Pancakes with Sour Cream and

Apple SauceSmoked Norwegian Salmon on Black Bread

Displays

Fresh Vegetable Crudite with Savory DipsImported and Domestic Cheese Display

with Sweet Seedless Grapes and English WaterWafers

Dinner

~ Appetizer ~Lobster Spring Roll on a Bed of Asian Greens

Ginger-Plum Dressing~ Entrée ~

Grilled Filet Mignon with Port Wine Glaze~ Accompaniments ~

Potato Croquettes and Baby VegetablesFreshly Baked Assorted Rolls, Parmesan &

Cinnamon Raisin CrispsSweet Butter~ Dessert ~

Tennis Themed DessertFreshly Brewed Coffees, Assorted Teas

Please RSVP to 241-6800 Tennis and Golf Members Welcome

The Club


My Side of the CourtI would like to personally thank the court maintenance staff for theirefforts in getting our facility back into the condition we all have beenaccustomed to. I hope your holiday was a rewarding one for you andyour family. With our biggest events coming up in the next fourmonths, please mark your calendars so you don’t miss out. In Januarywe have the Super Bowl Round Robin and February starts with theMen’s Member Guest and follows with Club Championships overthe next two months. If you have any questions about any of ourevents please call us at the tennis shop and let us help you enjoy yourclub by participating in these great events.

Greg Wheaton Director of Tennis

Senior Tennis LeagueBroken Sound Tennis is happy to announce we are ready for anotheryear of the Palm Beach County Senior Tennis season. This seasonwe will offer four men’s divisions and two women’s divisions. Menplay on Thursday and Ladies play on Monday. The interest everyonehas is terrific. If you are not playing on a team, please contact Gregso we can find a spot for you. Please come out and support yourfriends and watch them compete against other clubs.

Social Mixed DoublesWednesdays, January 12th and February 9th, at 6:00 P.M. Jointhe Broken Sound staff for an evening of tennis and fun. Pizza anddrinks will be served following the tennis. This is a great social eventand a great way to meet new people. Come join other Members andguests for a terrific evening of doubles. Please sign-up in the proshop. There is a $10.00 charge for this event.

CongratulationsIrv Tuchman and Bob Seigalwon the deciding match toclinch the victory for BrokenSound during the St. AndrewsChallenge on Saturday,December 4th,

TENNIS FEES ANDRULES

Social Members may play Tennis six times peryear. The court fee is $10.00. Social Membersmay not bring guests to play tennis.

November 1 -April 30Day Guests: Guests are permitted to play twotimes per month or twelve times. They arenot permitted to play before 11:00 A.M. onweekends or during peak holidays. Onweekdays, guests may play anytime, providedcourts are available. The court fee is $15.00for day guests.

Free Guest Days: Wednesday all day. Sundayafter 11:00 A.M. On weeks where a holidayfalls, the Wednesday free guest day is after11:00 A.M.

Registered Houseguests pay $7.50 for a courtwith a guest pass. Guests with houseguestpasses may play an unlimited number of times.

All players must register at the Pro Shop.

TENNISINFORMATION

Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis: 241-6888Pro Shop: 241-6880

Hours of OperationMonday-Friday: 7:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M.Saturday-Sunday: 7:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M

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Tennis

Bonnie Rosner and Andrea Fishfeld Irv Tuchman and Bob Seigal


Complimentary ClinicsJanuary 22nd, February 19th 12:00 P.M.Learn to play better doubles and hit those special shots that allyour friends seem to know how to hit. Join us for the first clinic ofthe new year and we will teach you how to hit those trick shots.Please sign up in the pro shop for a fun hour of tennis.

Super Bowl Round RobinSaturday, January 29th, at 9:00 A.M. We will take four AFCand four NFC teams from the NFL. The pros will divideeveryone into teams of eight and they will wear the officialBroken Sound jersey of their respective team. There will be alimit of 64 players. A continental breakfast will be held at 8:00am. This event does require a sign up. There is a $14.00 perperson charge.

Member Guest TournamentSaturday, February 5th at 10:00 A.M. Men’s Member GuestMonday March 7 th Women’s Member GuestThere will be an $80 charge per team, which includes a gift package,prizes, and a luncheon reception immediately following the tennis.Continental breakfast and check-in at 9:00 am with warm upcourts available at 9:30 am. Call the tennis shop and sign up nowwith your guest.

Just A ReminderWe do require proper tennis attire at all times for all tennisMembers and their guests. This means a tennis skirt for thewomen and tennis shorts for the men. Although Broken Soundand other tennis related T-shirts are acceptable, collared shirtsare preferable. Please, no running shoes are permitted. If wecan be of service to you in the pro shop, please let us know.

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Fitness / Spa

SPA INFORMATION

Director of Fitness & SpaMichael Tompkins241-6858

Spa Reception Desk241-6899

Hours of OperationMonday - Thursday 6:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.Friday 6:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.Saturday and Sunday 7:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.

Hours of operation at the PoolDaily from dawn to dusk

GUEST POLICYPlease remember that guests are not permittedin the gym before 10:30 A.M. The new 10:30A.M. time was moved up from 11:00 A.M.,and we will monitor this to make sure it isn’ttoo early. A one-day guest pass is $15 plustax, and may be purchased from the Spa frontdesk with the sponsoring Member present.

CLUBHOUSEPOOL TOWELS &LOCKER KEY CHECKOUT POLICYA towel attendant will be stationed outside the poollocker rooms to check out towels and locker keys.The procedure for checking out towels andlocker keys will be as follows:

Present your membership card to the towelattendant stationed at the pool.

The towel attendant will mark down your nameand how many towels and keys you check out.

When leaving, please return your towelsand keys to the attendant. Your name willbe removed from the list.

If keys are not returned, there will be a $25charge billed to your account.

If towels are not returned, there will be a $10charge billed to your account.

There is a towel limit of two per Member.

Please return used towels to the attendantin order to receive fresh towels.

Congratulations

I am very proud to benamed Broken Sound’snew Fitness and SpaDirector. I haveenormous pride in thisclub, and I am honoredto be a part of the BrokenSound managerial team.Over the past 4 years, Ihave seen this club make

tremendous strides towards becoming an elite club and community.I have taken part in many of the positive changes and promise tocontinue to make the necessary adjustments to provide ourMembers with an exemplary facility and first class services. Mypredecessor, Chuck McElligott, laid a wonderful foundation forus to build upon, and I will lead your fitness and spa staff to thenext level of excellence. I look forward to working with ourmembership - My door is always open!

Sincerely,

Michael TompkinsDirector of Fitness and Spa

Congratulations toKathie Bruns! She is ournew Manager of Fitnessand Spa, working withMichael Tompkins.Kathie is truly passionateabout her work and theBroken Sound Club

Members. She has been with Broken Sound for 10 years and has14 plus years experience within the Fitness & Spa industry. Kathiepreviously owned and operated a personal training spa facility for4 years.

Her knowledge of bio-mechanics, somatic techniques, massagetherapy, CPR and other abilities will be instrumental in the successof the Fitness and Spa Department. We are looking forward tothe creativity Kathie will bring to Broken Sound Club.

Good luck Kathie!


Aqua Aerobic ClassesThe time we have all been waiting for has arrived, we finallyhave our pools back!!! We have some of our former instructorsreturning as well as some new faces. Please join me in welcomingour new Aqua instructors to Broken Sound. Aqua classes willbe held on:

Monday: 8:00 am & 10:00 amTuesday: 7:45 amWednesday: 8:00 am & 10:00 amThursday: 7:45am

Classes will be cancelled if the air temperature is below 60 degrees.

Physical TherapyWe would like to remind our Members that we have a physicaltherapist working in the Spa 2 days a week. Domenic J. Pompile, alicensed physical therapist with a Bachelor of Science degree inPhysical Therapy from the University of Hartford, will be offeringhis services on Tuesdays and Fridays from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm. Youcan book an appointment with Domenic by calling him at 561-417-2995. All billing will be done directly with Pompile and Associates.

Aerobics ClassesClass schedules are available at the Spa front desk, or you may lookthem up on the Broken Sound website. Please remember that classesbegin on time. For safety reasons, if you are more than ten minuteslate, please do not enter the room.

Spa ServicesAll Spa services, including massage, facial, nails, and waxing, may bebooked by calling the Spa front desk at 241-6899. All cancellationsmust be made four hours in advance or there will be a charge of 50percent of the service. The full fee will be charged for no-shows.

Weight WatchersWeight Watchers meets every Monday at 4:30 pm in the children’sroom. The session runs 12 weeks but new participants may join thegroup throughout the season. If you would like to sign up, you cancall 241-6899 for more information.

Fitness TipProper breathing technique is extremely important duringtraining. Breathing supplies oxygen to the muscle cells, which isessential for muscle contraction, and helps deliver energy andbuild the muscle. Make sure to exhale when you lift and inhalewhen you lower it.

Friday: 8:00am & 10:00amSaturday: 10:30amSunday:10:30am

P e v o n i aThe World’sL e a d i n gP r o f e s s i o n a lFace, Body &Spa Care LineFor a list of thecomplete Pevonia line call the Fitness& Spa at 241-6899

Face Care

O2PTIMAL “C” COMPLEXEThis high concentration of activeingredients such as: Vitamin C, andHyaluronic Acid, oxygenate, reducewrinkles, smooth skin, and enhanceelasticity promoting repair andradiance. Recommended for all skintypes. Use morning or evening beforeany O2ptimal cream.

O2PTIMAL DRY SKIN CARE CREAMVelvety-rich in texture and naturallygolden in color, this cream contains:Vitamin C, Royal Jelly, Revitalin andother potent ingredients whichpromote oxygenation, repair fine linesand improve elasticity. Anti-oxidantsUV protection. Use morning orevening after “C” complexe.

O2PTIMAL SENSITIVE SKIN CARECREAMOxygenating, desensitizing and healing,this cream contains: CelandineLiposomes, Vitamin C and Gingko Bilobawhich provide intensive treatment for alltypes of sensitivities. Ideal for post-dermabrasion, acid peels and laserresurfacing. Anti-oxidants UV protection.Use morning or evening.

O2PTIMAL COMBINATION SKINCARE CREAMSuperbly textured, this cream containsVitamin C, Mimosa Tenuiflora andSuperoxide Dismutase which oxygenateand heal. Pores are refined while skintexture is smoothed. Anti-oxidants UVprotection. Use morning or evening.

Eye Care

EVOLUTIVE EYE GEL “C”Containing the latest technology inliposomic structure: Sphérulites. Rich inrepairing, hydrating and soothingingredients such as: Sphérulites ofSodium Hyaluronate and Vitamin “C”,this gel reduces puffiness and dark circles.Use morning.


Social Events

SHOWS

THE THREE CANTORSFAUSunday, January 23 - 7:00 PM$31.00 PP

WORLD PREMIERE: REAL MENCoconut Grove PlayhouseWednesday, January 26 - 5:00 PM Departure$36.00 PP

ENCHANTED APRILA Florida Premiere!Caldwell Theatre CompanyTuesday, February 1$30.00 PP

THE WILL ROGERS FOLLIESStage Door TheatreFriday, February 4 - 7:00 PM Departure$34.00 PP

TOVAH FELDSHUHCrest TheatreTuesday, February 8 - 8:00 PM$31.00 PP

OLIVERBroward Center For The Performing ArtsThursday, February 10 - 12:45 PM Departure$60.00 PP

CHRISTINE EBERSOLECrest TheatreTuesday, February 22 - 8:00 PM$31.00 PP

Call Al or Sue Salkeld at 241-6870,for more information

ClassesBridge Lessons BeginnersTuesday, January 19th12:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M.

Bridge LessonsIntermediate - AdvancedFriday, January 219:00 A.M.-11:00 A.M.

Spanish In Minutes4 Sessions 10:00 A.M.-12:00 PM.Friday, January 21 & 28Friday, February 4 & 11

Italian In Minutes4 Sessions 1:00 P.M.-3:00 PMFriday, January 21 & 28Friday, February 4 & 11

Club TripsBroken Sound Members Cruise,On the Summit January, 7-16, 2005

Bellagio Hotel Las VegasApril, 11-15, 2005

LecturesPresidents & Their First LadiesDramatically SpeakingFriday, January 21 - 4:00 P.M.

55 Alive ClassThursday, Friday, February 3 & 41 - 4 PM$8.00

Richard BourneOur Own Antique ShowFriday, February 18 - 4:00 PM

At The ClubTennis Dinner DanceFriday, January 28

Super Bowl PartySunday, February 6

Valentine’s Dinner DanceSaturday, February 12, 2005

Old Course Dinner DanceSaturday, February 19

TanglewoodSaturday, February 27

Social &EntertainmentCommittee NewsLook forward to the followingevents!

MY BIG FAT ITALIANWEDDINGSaturday, January 29, 2005

MEMBER TALENT SHOWPresented by The Broken SoundPlayersMarch 11th and 12thCabaret style presentation withdinner in the new Broken SoundDining Room.Calling all those interested in participatingin the member talent show.Dress Rehearsal on March 10th.

MEMBER ART SHOWApril 8th and 9thLooking for everyone wishing todisplay their art work.On the evening of April 8th, wineand cheese will be served.Renee Nernberg,Social/Entertainment Committee

Kids’ Cornerat Broken Sound Club$5.00 per child guest feefor all events

Arts & CraftsMonday, February 21 - 4 PM

BingoTuesday, February 22 - 3 PM

Pizza Party & MovieWednesday, February 23 - 4 PM

Christy The ClownThursday, February 24 - 4 PM

Molly Mendelsohn and Martin Shuwall


Join us for these otherMember Interest Groups:Call Sue Salkeld at 241-6870for more details.• Boston Club • Chicago Club• Computer Club • Culturally Speaking• Men’s “What’s Up” • Philadelphia Club

Boca Friendsfor Cancer ResearchFor a physician’s referral, call Robin Schumer at 995-2408

Save The Date!! Tuesday, January 25, 2005General Meeting - New ClubhouseJoyce Jacobs, Life CoachA Conversation on Women’s Issues

January 6 Card PartyFebruary 5 Walk-a-thonFebruary 8 Shopping TripMarch 1 Membership MeetingMarch 5 Car MuseumApril 10 Show at Broken Sound Club

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January 10 General Meeting - Marlene Levin - Art of CubaJanuary 12 Education Day - Crown Plaza Hotel, West Palm BeachJanuary 13 Lunch & Learn From Bialystok to Boca - Jewish GeneologyJanuary 30 Progressive Dinner Party & Social - 6:00 PM

February 4 Paid Up Members High Tea - Broken Sound ClubFebruary 7 General MeetingFebruary 10 Lunch & Learn - Trolley Tour of Old Boca - Lunch at Gigi’sFebruary 18 Regions Book & Author Luncheon - Broken Sound Club

March 7 General Meeting - Song of Miriam - Pearl Wolf, speakerMarch 10 Lunch & Learn - Woman’s Seder luncheon, Rabbi Debra

EisenmanMarch 13 Regions Women of Valor - Polo ClubMarch 31 Spring Card Party and Boutique - Broken Sound Club

New Member BagelBreakfastInformal gathering for new Members whohave joined within the last year.

Meet on the first Thursday of each monththrough May from 8:00 - 9:30 AM in thebreezeway of the Centre Court Cafe. Look forthe special table, balloons and flowers, reservedespecially for you. This is an opportunity tomeet other new Members.

I would like to thank our hosts for the morning,Stuart Nadlebach and Mayer Liebman. We willbe there to introduce everyone and answer anyquestions you might have about Broken Sound.

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Women’s ClubWhat an incredible Fashion Show and Luncheon we had in Novemberwith 325 women attending, and two celebrity models, Steve Weagle andRyan Lieber, from WPTV, Channel 5. The day was a delight and we wereso proud to present a check for $1000 to The American Red CrossEmergency Relief Fund in honor of Steve Weagle’s dedication to thecommunity. We even made that evening’s news broadcast showing CynthiaKamen, board member, presenting the plaque and check to Steve.

Won’t you come and join us for more wonderful activities this season?Our meetings will now be held in the new clubhouse and the reservationbook is located at the Vista Lobby desk as well as the reception deskof the spa.

MONTHLY LUNCHEON MEETINGSJanuary 20Blanche Feinberg“I Was a Hidden Child of the Holocaust”

February 17Ann Slifkin, renowned speaker, professor, and book reviewer:A Nation of Strangers – Tracing immigrants to America, theircontribution to America, and the story of Ellis Island, then and now.

OUT-OF-CLUB EVENTSJanuary 21Miami Antiques Show with lunch at “WISH.”$50 pp. Call Rowena Kovler, at 241-5486.

February 1Andrew Wyeth Exhibit, Boca Raton Museum of Art.Lunch at Broken Sound. Marlene Levin, docent.$15 pp. Call Shirley Feinstein, at 989-0279.

March 4Backstage tour of the Kravis Center. Lunch at City Cellar.$33 pp. Call Carole Armon, at 995-8349.

March 24“Speakeasy” Tour of Miami and South Beach with Milt Heller, guide.Lunch at The Van Dyke, Lincoln Road.$51 pp. Call Cynthia Kamen, at 995-9261.

Reminder: Reservations and cancellations must be made no later than 5days prior to the meetings.

To join the Women’s Club, call Rowena Kovler at 241-5486

Current Events GroupIf current events is important to you, then don’t miss our twice monthlymeetings. We always discuss the hottest news items of the month. Thegroup meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 9:00 AM and once amonth in the evening. For more information, please watch for a flyer, TVchannel , Broken Sound website - www.brokensoundclub.org or call StanleyRothman 989-9118 or Karl Feinberg 995-9952.

This is a discussion group which welcomes input from attendees.We promise, you will never be bored.

(top L to R) Eleanor Weisman, Connie Reid, RosemaryFitzpatrick, Judy Haas, Carole Armon, Shirley Feinstein,Rowena Kovler, Pat McCloskey, Eileen Sands, Lee Smith(Bottom L to R) Cynthia Kamen, Marjorie Lassoff, FayTenenblatt

Ladies Enjoy Women’s Club Fashion Show Nov. 18, 2004

Marjorie Lassoff President, Steve Weagle ChiefMeteorologist WPTV, Eileen Sands and Lee Smith,Co-Chairs


SolosWhere Members find single friends to joinin club activities, outside events and travel

Solos invites singles to their reserved tableevery Friday night at Happy Hour 5:30 - 7:30PM. LOOK FOR OUR BALLOONS

Thanks to solos own JoAnn Teman for her “Fab”presentation wardrobe magic, showingaccessories from her shop, Moda At Regency,at our November meeting.

Monday, January 10 at 4:00 PM (after cards)Solos Get Together - at a Members homeFor details watch channel 63, go to the BrokenSound website - www.brokensoundclub.org orpick up your flyer. For more information callBobbie Roger 999-8928 or Marilyn Laber 997-7312

Duplicate BridgeSave The Date -Member/Guest Lunch and BridgeFriday, February 25, 2005Prizes - Lunch - Duplicate Bridge

Join Us For A Wonderful Day$55.00 per pairRSVP by February 10, 2005Sign up with Dorothy at 241-3430 orElayne 241-3430

What’s Your PleasureIf you enjoy bridge, canasta or mah jongg, andare looking for a game, we can help by puttingyou in touch with other people looking forplayers, whether you consider yourself abeginner, an intermediate or an advanced player.New and existing Members welcome. Pleasecall, Elaine Silverstein at 955-1051, SocialCommittee

Movie Discussion GroupIf you love movies, then don’t miss our monthlymeetings at the club. Most of the time we assigntwo current movies, which you see on yourown. A few weeks in advance of our meetingwe announce the movies for the next gettogether. Information will appear on the clubwebsite - www.brokensoundclub.org, on theTV channel, and in a flyer. Our gatheringsusually take place on the third Thursday ofthe month, at 7:30 PM. However,occasionally there will be a date change.Therefore, please check the media mentionedabove in advance or call Phyllis and StanleyRothman at 998-9118. We discuss qualitymovies which challenge the viewer’s mind.Stanley Rothman, Social Committee

History ClubWednesday, January 57:30 PMDr. Jerry Perch: What Life Was Like In The Year 1000 A.D.

Marvin Dicker: Chief Justice John Marshall who molded theConstitution

Welcome to our Newest MembersWelcome to all new Members as we move into our beautiful newclubhouse. We are so happy you have chosen to live in BrokenSound. At our Bagel Breakfast the first Thursday of every monthfrom 8:00 - 9:30 AM., there will be a special table set aside for newMembers. In addition, we reserve tables for new Members as wellas for single Members at all club events . We at Broken Soundencourage you to get involved as you enjoy our wonderful Club.Eleanor WeismanSocial Committee Chairperson

Book GroupAll meetings are at 3:00 PMFor further information call Jane Mandell at 998-8662

January 11, 2005The Other Boleyn Girlby Philipa Gregory

March 8, 2005The Secret Life of BeesBy Sue Monk Kidd

Capital Club ReunionMaryland, D.C. and Northern Viginia

Dinner DanceThursday, February 10, 2005Delicious Multiple Food Stations - Cash Bar$35.00 pp - casual dressRSVP: Paul Eisen 241-7556

Make checks to Broken Sound ClubMail to: Paul Eisen 2014 NW 52nd Street, Boca Raton FL 33496No later then January 10, 2005

February 8, 2005Anna KareninaBy Leo Tolstoy

April 12, 2005Bel CantoBy Ann Patchett


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