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JULY

4th Fourth of July Celebration

SEPTEMBER

21st Ladies’ Day Luncheon29th Seafood & Lobster Bash

The pool and Poolside Café will be openevery Friday evening, with live music,

cold spirits, and special menu items. Kickoff your weekend with family and friends

at our Riviera Pool Fridays.

The pool and Poolside Café will be openevery Friday evening, with live music,

cold spirits, and special menu items. Kickoff your weekend with family and friends

at our Riviera Pool Fridays.

6:00 to 9:00 P.M.every Friday through the summer

6:00 to 9:00 P.M.every Friday through the summer

Upcoming Events

Dates and Events are Subject to Change!

Poolside Fun FridaysPoolside Fun Fridays

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General Manager’s MessageBy Bill Wagner, CCM

I am proud to report to you that once again, RivieraCountry Club has been selected by The Club LeadersForum as a Platinum Club of America. This excellentrating, which is conducted every three years, is intended to

identify America’s most highly regarded private clubs. Riviera ranked number53 among country clubs throughout the United States. This designation wasarrived at when over 6,000 of this nation’s club managers and club presidentswere recently solicited for their opinions of club preeminence in five differentareas: quality of membership, tradition and heritage, amenities, governance, andprofessional management and staff. To be selected as a Platinum Club meansthat Riviera stands among the top four percent of America’s private clubs. Themembership and staff has a right to be proud of this honor, because it stands asa tribute to everyone who contributed so much to this achievement.Congratulations, everyone.

Camp Riv is up and running and from all indications is a resounding success.Thank you to Lee Nacarato, Athletic Director; Barry Phillips, Golf Pro; andAlina Pila, Tennis Pro, and their staff of summer counselors that help keep ouryoungest Riviera members busy and happy throughout the summer.

Whether you are traveling for the next couple of months or remaining here toenjoy the Riviera amenities, I hope you have a most enjoyable summer.

Bill Wagner

Riviera has been judged a five-starPlatinum Club since 1999.

Riviera Cancellation Policy

Reservations for Club functions will be taken, and tables assigned, basedon the date and time the reservation is made.

You will be able to cancel your reservations up to 72 hours before theevent; after that, you will be charged the full amount for your reservation,unless we can fill your table. Receptionists will confirm your reservationtwo to three days before the function.

This policy includes, but is not limited to, Easter Sunday Buffet, Mother'sDay Buffet, Thanksgiving Dinner, Brunch with Santa, and ChristmasDinner.

1155 Blue RoadCoral Gables, FL 33146

Important Club Phone NumbersMain 661-5331Fax 669-9029Golf 661-GOLFTennis 661-5334Fitness Center 665-8979

Club ExtensionsMark Daley, Executive Chef . . . . . . . .233Jim Heacock, Director of Tennis . . . . .352Frances La Pointe, Asst Controller . . .247Mary C. Marion, Executive Secretary/Office Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .223Mirelio Marzo, Building Supt. . . . . . .244Lee Naccarato, Athletic Director . . . .243Chris Napieralski, Director of Golf . . .252Karina Pastora, Member Billing . . . . .257Danny Pella, Controller . . . . . . . . . . .250Elisa Swaebe, Membership/Social Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .245Carol Temple, Catering Director . . . .260Reginald B. Thomas, Dining Rm Mgr 270Eric Von Hofen, Dir of Agronomy . . .341Bill Wagner, General Manager . . . . . .224

Visit Our Websitewww.rivieracc.com

for information on special events, exerciseclasses, children’s programs, Golf, Tennis,

Bridge, Sponsorship Information, and more.

Demothenes and Lourdes Mekras

Welcome New Members

Play it Safe!

Although Riviera Country Club is considered by most of us tobe an oasis and safe haven in the middle of our bustling city,it is important not to leave purses, briefcases, and otherpersonal items in view in our vehicles. Most parking lotbreak-ins happen when an item is in plain view. The result is asmash and grab!

We do have security personnel walking through the parkinglots from time to time, but please help us remove thetemptation.

Texas Hold ‘Em Tournaments

It has been suggested by some of your fellow Members thatRiviera host poker tournaments during the year.

• A maximum of 33 players would be able to participate in each event

• Club prizes would be awarded• Deli Buffet would be provided

In an effort to gauge interest, please let us know how often you would be interested in playing: once a year, twice a year, quarterly, monthly?

Please e-mail us at eswaebe@rivieracc.orgor call 305 661-5331 ext. 245 with further suggestions.

Pool Games on theWeekends at RCC

Saturdays Relay Races 3:00-4:00 P.M.Sundays Volleyball 1:00-2:00 P.M.

Ping Pong 3:00-4:00 P.M.

Also, you can check out backgammon and checkers anytime at the pool. Just ask your lifeguard!

Surf Club Privileges

It's that time of year again! The Surf Club is generouslyoffering the Members of Riviera Country Club specialprivileges at their facilities, through November 1, 2006.

Riviera Members are allowed to use the club dining rooms,clubrooms, bar areas, beach facilities, tennis courts, and pool.The Surf Club will make arrangements for your charges to bebilled directly to your account here at the Riviera Country Club.

Reservations are required for dinner (305-866-2481). TheSurf Club dress code must be observed…jacket and tie after 6:00 P.M., in the formal diningrooms, which are open Friday,Saturday, and Mondayevenings. Thursday and Sundaythere are informal meals in theLido Lounge. Tuesday andWednesday during the summer,The Surf Club is closed fordinner only.

September EventsLadies’ Day LuncheonThursday, September 21

Seafood & Lobster BashFriday, September 29

4th of July Celebration

Tennis Round Robin • 9:30 A.M.Flag Tournament • Make your own tee times

Barbecue • 6:30 to 10:30 P.M.

Celebrate Independence Day at Riviera.Bounce to the beat of Dixieland Music, enjoy a traditional

All-American Barbecue, with beer and sodas included. Balloons and Face Painting for the kids. Watch the breathtaking FIREWORKS shot from the grounds of the Biltmore Hotel.

Dress: Country Club Casual

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9Fabulous Fridays

in the Living Room upstairs with our enchanting pianist,

Olga Diaz, 6:00-8:00 P.M.

Complimentary Hors d’Oeuvres

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Welcome to the World

William Gregory Parsons was born on April 6, 2006, in Ft. Lewis, Washington. He weighed

6 pounds 14 ounces. His parents are Captain and Mrs. Bill Parsons (Molly), and proud grandparents

are Phyllis and Huber Parsons.

Relax and host your party at

Riviera Country Club

Call Carol and say “Let's Have a Party!”

Lazy Hazy Days of Summer

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Congratulations, Bill Wagner!

The June issue of Golf, Inc., a California based nationalmagazine that covers the golf industry, has recognized

Riviera Country Club’s General Manager, Bill Wagner, as oneof the twenty most admired operators in the golf business for2006. Congratulations, Bill, on this prestigious recognition.

Lindsey Murphy (seated on piano), along with her cousin Jake Patience and their grandmother Johanne Harries,

sing along with Olga Diaz.

It is with happy hearts that Adi and Otto Busot announce thebirth of their third grandchild Willow Marie Rohrbaughwho was born on May 17, 2006. Congratulations to proud

parents Robin and Tim and loving brother Peyton.

Congratulations

Congratulations to Carlos and Annette Iraola. Thecouple was married atthe Church of the LittleFlower on April 1st,2006. Mr. & Mrs.Iraola honeymooned inNevis in the WestIndies and will residehere in Coral Gables.

RivierasNewest

Addition!

This is the newest addition to our Riviera family.

This beautiful blue macawadopted the pool as it’s

new home.

´ ™Duane BanksMargo BanksJeanie BellamyJoan BradfordMarilyn BuchholzPat CoxYvonne CulbertsonJoyce DavidsonDale DowlenJoellyn DrechselEsther EhlertMaida FarrarNorma FraserAllison Freeland Liz GallagherBea GarnerDaisy Lou GaskillSally Hartenstein

Edna HernandezJohn HicksMary HustonJean JannachJean JenkinsGwen LazenbyCheryl LivesayBeth LotspeichMarianne MontoroNatalia MoraLoli RaineyShirley RogersRobert SmithVann ThomsonMaria UllrichSarah WoodsHallie Yanno

May and JuneMaster Point Winners

Duplicate Bridge Club

Mondays – 1:00 P.M.Candlelight Terrace Room

Duplicate Director: Lynda Shourds

Manager/Bridge Committee Chair:Cheryl Livesay

Coffee, Tea & Cookies will be served $6.00 Per Person

Highlights by Cheryl LivesayBr

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Bridge Committee

Cheryl Livesay – ChairpersonJoan BradfordDale Dowlen

Maida FarrarAllison Freeland

Bea GarnerLiz GallagherNatalia MoraLoli Rainey

Sarah WoodsHallie Yanno

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Junior Fund Charity Game WinnersMay 1NORTH/SOUTHNatalia Mora and Cecilia D'Costa Maida Farrar and Cheryl Livesay John Hicks and Robert Smith Marianne Montoro and Jane Barry Marilyn Buchholz and Hallie Yanno

EAST/WESTMaria Ullrich and Betty Kallan Loli Rainey and Shirley Joseph Mary Huston and Beth Lotspeich Esther Ehlert and Daisy Lou Gaskill Joyce Davidson and Allison Freeland

May 8NORTH/SOUTHCheryl Livesay and Maida FarrarShirley Rogers and Edna HernandezPat Cox and Susie ChristieYvonne Culbertson and Shirley JosephNatalia Mora and Cecilia D'CostaDuane Banks and Margo Banks

EAST/WESTMarianne Montoro and Jane BarryRobert Smith and John HicksDale Dowlen and Gwen LazenbyBeth Lotspeich and Mary HustonMaria Ullrich and Loli RaineyAllison Freeland and Liz Gallagher

May 15NORTH/SOUTHNatalia Mora and Cecilia D'CostaJoan Bradford and Bea GarnerDaisy Lou Gaskill and Esther EhlertEdna Hernandez and Shirley RogersYvonne Culbertson and Jayne Posner

EAST/WESTAlina Lasa and Gloria MendiaJohn Hicks and Robert SmithVann Thomson and Jean JannachLoli Rainey and Maria UllrichJean Jenkins and Pat Sullivan

May 22NORTH/SOUTHNatalia Mora and Cecilia D'CostaBea Garner and Joan BradfordShirley Rogers and Edna HernandezMaida Farrar and Cheryl Livesay

EAST/WESTSally Hartenstein and Joellyn DrechselLoli Rainey and Lynda ShourdsMarianne Montoro and Esther EhlertJohn Hicks and Adela BatistaJeanie Bellamy and Sarah Woods

June 5NORTH/SOUTHNatalia Mora and Cecilia D'CostaShirley Rogers and Edna HernandezHallie Yanno and Dale DowlenGloria Mendia and Alina LasaDuane Banks and Margo Banks

EAST/WESTPat Cox and Susie ChristieLoli Rainey and Adela BatistaMarianne Montoro and Jane BarryMarsha Blanding and Lynda ShourdsJohn Hicks and Robert SmithNorma Fraser and Vann Thomson

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Rubber Bridge PlayersRiviera Duplicate Bridge players are always encouraging youto join us. We would like to invite you to come and observeour Monday Duplicate game and see for yourselves howmuch fun it can be! We have several Rubber Bridge playerswho took the leap to Duplicate Bridge this year, and they aredoing very well.

There are a few little rules to remember when you areobserving a game. Do not be intimidated by the rules, theymainly show you how to be courteous to the player/table youare watching. We warmly invite you to watch and enjoy theaction!

LAW 76 – SPECTATORS Conduct during Bidding or Play1. One Hand Only: A spectator should not look at the handof more than one player, except by permission.2. Personal Reaction: A spectator must not display anyreaction to the bidding or play while a deal is in progress.3. Mannerisms or Remarks: During the round, a spectatormust refrain from mannerisms or remarks of any kind(including conversation with a player).4. Consideration for Players: A spectator must not in anyway disturb a player.

Spectator ParticipationA spectator may not call attention to any irregularity ormistake, nor speak on any question of fact or law, except byrequest of the Director.

Junior Cotillion 2006Children in third through eighth grades are invited to jointhe 2005 season of Riviera Junior Cotillion. Riviera JuniorCotillion believes in the importance of giving children thetools to negotiate various social situations they will facenow and in the future. The Cotillion experience isdesigned to give your child self-esteem and self-confidence in interacting with peers and adults.

Students learn the basics of ballroom dance, including thewaltz, foxtrot, swing, rumba, merengue, salsa, cha-cha,and others. Social graces include introductions, making agood first impression, telephone courtesy, correspondence,respect, courses of a meal, table manners, and tablesettings. The fifth through eighth grades will also coveruse of cell phones, instant messaging, and internetresponsibility and courtesy. Students learn throughdemonstration, various skits, role-play, “game shows,” andhands-on experience.

To register your child for Riviera Junior Cotillion, pleasecontact Caroline Zachar, Director of Biscayne Cotillion, ateither her email address czachar@bigplanet.com or bycalling 305-666-7558.

(L-R) Joan Bradford, Reggie Weissler, and Diane Oman

(L-R) Joan Maria Ullrich, Edna Hernandez, and Susan George

(L-R) Sylvia Rich, Cindy Moran, and Judi Welsh

(L-R) Maida Farrar and Hallie Yanno

(L-R) Liz Gallagher,Deirdre Critchlow, andJoyce Stevens

© ®Spring Bridge Party

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R.W.G.A. By Virginia Wheeler

The RWGA season of major tournaments is over, but the summerseason has begun, with many ladies participating in the weeklyevents. The starting times are now from 8:00 to 10:00 A.M. onTuesdays, to accommodate those who wish to beat the heat. Theshotgun start times will remain at 8:30 or 8:45 A.M. Turn in allscorecards to the Golf Pro Shop, and they will record your scoresfor handicap purposes.

The Rules Seminar that Kevin Carlson conducted was very wellattended, which means everyone will be playing by the rules orwill be able to look up a rule, if necessary. Kevin recommendedthat the rule book be kept in your golf bag. He pointed out thatoften knowing the correct rule can be to your advantage. Knowinghow to look up the rule is even more helpful. Good luck!

Once again for all those who are out of town for the summer,please record your scores and submit them to the Golf Pro Shopto ensure a proper handicap when you return in the Fall.

A special thanks to the Golf Pro Shop for all their assistance overthe year, to Dottie Norton for stepping up to take the presidency,and to her Board who worked so well together.

Have a wonderful summer!

Cristina’s Corner

These next two months here at theGolf Pro Shop will bring someexciting new collections of stylesand colors that are great for the hotsummer months. With July 4th just

around the corner, please make sure to stop by theshop for some great savings on this holiday weekend!Look for these and other new collections in July andAugust:

Women’s1. Tommy Hilfiger makes a splash in our store with a

very pretty palette of mint greens, white, pinks, and light blues, with a collection called A Day at the Races. The name gives you an idea of what patterns to expect!

2. Polo comes back just in time for the 4th with a great nautical theme in navy, white, and green. Super preppy!

3. In August, Burberry returns to the shop in a very classic collection of white and black

4. Also in August, EP Pro brings us a refreshing collection called Frisco in white, reds, and khakis. Mix and match shirts and shorts with other great collections in the store!

Men’s1. July brings back Bugatchi in more of their fun

colors, such as mint green, light yellow, and raspberry. Very summery!

2. August will bring Polo classics back in basic whites, oranges, greens, and khakis. Great for matching with any other pant or short in the shop.

3. Bobby Jones makes his fall debut with a wonderful splash of color, with mint greens in plaids, stripes, jacquards, and mocks!

These are only a handful of collections that are tocome in these next two months, so please stop by andsee all the exciting new merchandise!

Junior GolfKyle Parker (age 14) has won a full scholarshipto attend the Ferris State Golf Academy in BigRapids, Michigan, this summer. Out of 50potential applicants, only four to six outstandinggolfers are selected. Way to go, Kyle!

Riviera Classic Member-Member

Tournament

October 19, 20 & 21

Sign up for this popular annual tournament on Wednesday, August 16th

See Golf Pro Shop for details.

Nico, Jose, and Rafe Aragon

Deme, George, and Peter Mekras

Stevie & Steve Light, Kyle & Doug Parker

Ken & Christopher Ingham, John Murphy, Stuart Harries, Aaron Patience

The Hastys:Rick & Rick

The Esteves: Jeronimo and Jeronimo, Jr.

2006 Father/Son Tournament2006 Father/Son Tournament

Results

Father-Son Division

GROSSChampions 67 Jeronimo Esteve / Jeronimo Esteve Jr.Runners-up 72 Ben Battle / Bob Battle3rd 73 John Alexander / Andrew Alexander4th 74 Ken Ingham / Christopher Ingham5th 75 Bill McCaughan / Bill McCaughan Jr.

NETChampions 59 Virgil Sklar / Alfie SklarRunners-up 59 Rick Wilson / Fred Wilson3rd 61 Mitch Lundeen / Stewart Lundeen4th 63 Mitch Lundeen / Mitchell Lundeen5th 64 Edgar Jones / Cooper Jones

CALLAWAYChampions 70 Rick Hasty / Rick HastyRunners-up 70 Victor Henriquez / Pablo Henriquez3rd 70 Doug Chumbley / Daniel Chumbley4th 71 Agustin Arellano / Agustin Arellano Jr.5th 72 Mario DelValle / Mario DelValle Jr.

Foster Father-Son Division

CALLAWAYChampions 69 Mario DelValle / Marco RojasRunners-up 69 Stuart Harries / John Murphy3rd 71 Rick Wilson / Jorge DelRosal

CLOSEST TO PIN…..#2 Jim Fenton 2’ 9”

#9 Jero Esteve 1’ 2”#14 Juan Prado 1’ 0”#17 Miguel Duenas 5’ 9”

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From the Green Committee Leigh Livesay, Chairman

We are pleased to welcome our new Director of Agronomy, Ericvon Hofen, who will oversee golf course care and maintenanceoperations. Eric is a 1992 graduate of Ohio State University,Agricultural Technical Institute. He has since amassed years ofexperience in golf course care, including the new ultradwarfgrasses that we have here at Riviera – Tif-Eagle greens.Additionally, he has been in charge of preparing a number ofcourses for PGA Tour events. We are confident that his experienceand expertise will take us to the next level.

By the time you read this, we will have had two greenaerifications. There will be two additional ones by the end of thesummer, as well as a number of verticuts and other routinesummertime maintenance. This summer’s schedule will be a fairlyaggressive approach, with care taken to cause as little interruptionof play as possible, however some inconvenience may occur. Wethank you for your patience and promise that in the near future,we will reap the benefits of this necessary maintenance.

They’re Back...9 & Dine

2006 Schedule

July 20

August 24

September 28

5:30 P.M. Shotgun Start

Monthly Mixed Twilight Events4-person Scramble

Make your own foursome or get paired up.Dinner in the Grille follows golf.

Sign-Up in the Golf Shop.

Week 5July 3-7

(no camp on July 4 – prorated)

Week 6July 10-14

Week 7July 17-21

Week 8July 24-28

Dates

Camp RIV 2006 Summer Sports Camp

For more information, please call (305) 661-5334

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2006 Riviera Golf Guest Days

ScheduleJuly 27August 31September 14October 26November 16December 14

• Golf Member may bring up to three guests• Two-day advance tee times• The six months of May-October – guests play for cart fee only• The six months of November-April – guests play for cart fee plus

reduced $45 guest fee.

Guest Cards

As stated in Riviera’s bylaws (3.13), houseguests of Members notresiding within 100 miles of the Club property may be granted atemporary guest membership permitting use and membershipprivileges of the Club for a period of up to two consecutive weeks.This privilege cannot be extended more than once within any sixconsecutive months.

Call or stop by the Reception Desk for a guest card for yourhouseguest(s) to use during their visit. Your guest(s) will be extendedthe same privileges as allowed by your membership category. Fees andcharges will be billed directly back to your account.

Memorial Weekend Mixed Doubles’ Round Robin

Memorial Weekend Mixed Doubles’ Round Robin was ahuge succes. Twenty-eight people turned out for thefantastic day!

WinnersMen1st Place Fernando Montana2nd Place Judge Paul Huck

Ladies1st Place Donna Fales2nd Place Olga Smith Alina Pila, Tennis Pro

Donna Fales

Olga Smith

Helen Hines

Michele Waters Paul Huck

Dr. Lon Dowlen and Fernando Montero

Thanks to our Junior Photographer, Blaise Waters, for the great pix!

Summer Advanced Junior Tennis Clinic

Monday-Friday10:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M.

and4:00-6:00 P.M.

For children ages 9-14Minimum of four children

Oriented toward children for improvement in a high performance group.

• Two Hours of On-Court Training • Shot Correction• Technical and tactical work in three areas of on-court play• Personal technical tutor• Physical conditioning• Coach-managed games• Player evolution report

Players training at the Summer Advanced Junior Clinic willwork toward diminishing weaknesses and increasing strengths.Children will be encouraged to develop a mature game withrequisite skills for competing at higher levels of play.Consequently, the development of long-range, intermediate, andshort term goals will be emphasized. The main goal of the clinicis to help with the development of a well-rounded individual.Our objective is to encourage the traits of successful tennisathletes – self-discipline, determination, and concentration –desirable for all areas of life.

Call the Tennis Pro Shop to enroll – 305-661-5334

After School Tennis Junior Clinic

Begins August 28

Pee Wee 3:15 P.M.

Junior4:00-5:00 P.M.

Advanced5:00-6:30 P.M.

Call the Tennis Pro Shop to make your reservations – 305-661-5334

Ladies’ Tennis Mini Camp

Begins after Labor Day

Please call the Tennis Pro Shop for more information or to register – 305-661-5334

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SuggestionsSuggestions for future events, topics for our Ladies’ DayLuncheons, and dance classes are always welcome. CallElisa Swaebe at 305-661-5331 or E-mail:eswaebe@rivieracc.org.

ReminderPlease remember that private instructors – including, butnot limited to tennis instructors, golf instructors, bridgeinstructors, and personal trainers – may not be broughtinto Riviera Country Club.

Riviera on-lineSome of our Members have forgotten to give us an e-mail address or to call when it has changed. Please logon to www.rivieracc.com, go to the directory, and checkyour information to see if it is correct. Also, do notforget to let us know of any new additions to the family,phone numbers, home and business addresses. If youneed to make changes or additions and need assistance,call Elisa Swaebe, Membership Director at 305-661-5531 or E-mail eswaebe@rivieracc.org.

Log on to www.rivieracc.com for information on: Special Events • Exercise Classes Children’s Programs • Golf & Tennis Bridge • Sponsorship Information, etc.

TIME Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

6:15 A.M. Indoor Cyclingw/ Arturo

BodyPumpw/ Stacy

Indoor Cyclingw/ Judy

BodyPumpw/ Stacy

Indoor Cyclingw/ Arturo

8:00 A.M. Rock Solidw/ Jackie

Rock Solidw/ Mary

8:15 A.M. Hydracuaticaw/ Ana

Hydracuaticaw/ Ana

Yogaw/ Adrienne

9:15 A.M.Circuit Training

w/ MauricioCycle & Sculpt

w/ Cynthia(9:15-10:30 A.M.)

Circuit TrainingCycle & Sculpt

w/ Cynthia(9:15-10:30 A.M.)

Yogaw/ Terri

5:00 P.M. Yogaw/ Paul R.

Yogaw/ Paul

Yogaw/ Paul

6:15 P.M. Mat Pilatesw/ Louis

Yoga w/ Paul R.(6:00 P.M.)

Mat Pilatesw/ Louis

July Riviera Fitness Schedule(see the website for possible changes to the August fitness schedule.)

Swim only in areas where you are in a lifeguard’s line ofvision. If there is no guard on duty, swim with a partner ormake sure someone reliable is watching. Arm flotation devicesare a great idea for young children, but are not a replacementfor parental supervision.

If you have a pool at your home, keep the following close byfor use in an emergency situation: an 8-foot pole, a sturdy rope,and a personal flotation device.

Summer is ‘lightning season’! If you are caught outside duringa lightning storm, do not hide under a tree or any other largeobject, and do not congregate with other people. Separate, staycrouched low to the ground, and cover your ears!

Exposure to South Florida sun during the summer season canbe extremely harmful, even after only a short period.Thoroughly apply SPF of 15 or more within a few minutes ofsun exposure. Children should be covered immediately and sun block reapplied frequently.

WELLNESS TIPS FOR SUMMER…

Don’t forget your lips when applying sunscreen! The lowerlip is one of the most common sites for skin cancer. Use a clearor colored sunscreen lipstick or, for better protection, an opaquesun block.

For great BBQ hamburgers that are lower in fat, substitutebeans or grains (bulgur or rice) for some of the chopped meat.This will also enhance the flavor and boost the fiber content ofyour burgers.

When shopping for new sneakers, take your old pair withyou, so a knowledgeable salesperson can evaluate the wearpattern to help you choose the right shoe. Wear the type ofsocks you normally exercise in, and run around the store a bitbefore you decide to purchase!

A Few Tips from The American Red Cross To Keep You and Your Family Safe This Summer Season:

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The Riviera Country Club1155 Blue RoadCoral Gables, Florida 33146

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MIAMI, FLORIDAPERMIT NO. 516

We Welcome Our New Staff to Riviera

Danny Pella, Controller

Reggie Thomas, Grille Room Manager

Eric von Hofen, Director of Agronomy

Mirelio Marzo, Building Superintendent