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Welcome New MembersBaumstein, Barbara - Fairway BendCurtis, Alan & Brenda - BridgepointeFeigenbaum, Elaine - BanyansGradman, Martin & Iris - Vintage EstatesKling, Joseph & Faye - BridgepointeSapio, Gerald & Maxine - Laurel Pointe

Artist - Martin Shuwall

Cable Channels32 Tennis, Spa and Fitness63 Social, Dining General95 Golf99 Tee Time98 CMA

CondolencesOur condolences to the family of AlbertLassoff, Harry Goldberg, Mark Jacobson,Sherry Schiff, Dr. Irwin Budnick, MiriamHammer

Membership Reportas of July 31, 2008Social 404General 222Master 480Old Course 350OC Member in Waiting 1

It features Eddie Perlmutter, a former Bostoncop who, at sixty years of age and with arthriticknees, decides to retire to Boca Raton. He soondiscovers the “darker” side of Boca and single-handedly captures a counterfeiting ring.He becomes a Senior Citizen supermanand an overnight sensation in the localpress and then goes after a group of neo-Nazis. Some of the advance commentshave stated “Boca Knights goes downfaster than a frosty double mojito on ahot tropical night” from Lincoln Child, au-thor of Deep Storm. Steve Abrams,Boca’s former Mayor, says that it is “aninspiring story and wonderful cast of char-acters – but the star of the book, I ven-ture to say, is my beloved Boca Raton!”

Mr. Forman was born and raised in the Bostonarea. After graduating the Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst, he founded a one-man business. He currently divides his time between the Boston area and BocaRaton and Boca Knights is his first novel which will be available this winter. He iscurrently working on the sequel Boca Mournings.

We at Broken Sound wish Mr. Forman much success in his new endeavor.

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Mr. Steven Forman, a member of Broken Sound Club, has just penned his firstnovel which is a Winter 2009 Forge Select Tilte Published by Forge Books. TitledBoca Knights,

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Two of Broken Sound’s members, Michael Chiappetta and Daniel Radler, are two ofthe nine winners in the Boca Raton Oberserver’s Hottest Husbands contest. BrokenSound was also the backdrop for this photo shoot.

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I hope you haveenjoyed, as I have,this communityevent that bringsmillions of revenuedollars to the Cityof Boca Raton,tremendous localand nat iona l

television exposure to Broken Sound, aswell as supporting the Boca RatonCommunity Hospital. This year theAllianz Championship will be held onFebruary 9th-15th, 2009.

I would like to remind you that we havea special opportunity to play golf withthese legends of the game. The AllianzChampionship hosts two pro-ams duringthe week prior to the Championshiprounds. On Wednesday or Thursday, youcan tee it up in a foursome with one ofthese Champions Tour Greats. You canbuy spots individually or as a group. Thegift package each individual receives issecond to none with items such as: a$500 gift certificate to be used at theTitleist/Cobra on course store, onedozen PRO-V1 golf balls, designer golfshirt, gold money clip and an invitation

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Not only mental, but physical benefits comewith the act of giving back.

A Volunteer Fair Is Coming to Broken Sound

People who give time to a volunteer activitytend to be healthier and happier. This is evenmore true if it helps others.

On Friday, November 7, from 2:30pm to4:30pm in the 19th Hole, the communityoutreach chair, of the Social Committee, hasarranged for representatives of several localorganizations to be at Broken Sound to helpyou learn about their programs and of whatmight be of interest to you.

You have probably been thinking about thisfor a long time, and did not know where orhow to begin - no more excuses -now we arebringing it all to you.

There is a place for you. You name it... animals,children, adults seniors, babies, plants - in amuseum, in a school, indoors, outdoors.

For further information contact BetteWohlgemuth, Community Outreach chair,561-995-0727 or wohlge@bellsouth.net

for you and a guest to mingle with thePros at the Tuesday night VIP DrawParty held at the Boca Raton Resort& Club.

I have been able to secure a 10%discount for the Allianz ChampionshipPro-ams for a l l Broken Soundmembers. The Broken Sound membercost for an individual spot is $2,700and a foursome is $10,800. If youare part of a business, you can carryth is sav ings to them as wel l .Furthermore, you can also deduct fromyour income taxes as a charitablecontribution the sum of $1,800. As anon-profit 501c3 organization, theAllianz Championship will present youwith a letter and cert i f icate ofexemption following the tournament,which you can present at tax time.

I hope you will take advantage of thisof fer for the once in a l i fet imeopportunity to play with the ChampionsTour Pros.

Don SchaevitzPresident Broken Sound Board of Dirs.Allianz Championship Board Member

Dear Member,

For two years we have hosted the legends of the PGA Champions Tour in the AllianzChampionship at The Old Course.

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the elder, is a mischievous daredevilmasquerading around the world as hesteals priceless treasures for hisassociate, while his brother. Dylan,studiously pursues a career in medicine.Ryan Hannah, sole heir to the Huntfortune escapes banishment and deathby her abusive father and goes into hidingin France. She, too, temporari lybecomes a willing participant in criminalcapers with two accomplices.

Members of these two prominent andtroubled families face murder andmayhem, share sizzling romances, seekto settle scores, and eventually – inEurope, the Caribbean, Miami, and inmajestic South Africa – realize their ownoutstanding justice.

The Lattanzi and Hunt families, led bydysfunctional patriarchs, are destined tointertwine in this intercontinental collectionof capers spiked with adventure andromance. Similarities in the Lattanzi twinscease with their physical attributes. Liam,

Michelle Bowers, a native of Cape Town, South Africa, works in the golf department

and has written her first novel, Outstanding Justice.

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PHONE NUMBERS

AdministrationJohn Crean, General Manager/C.O.O. 241-6855Cathy Grana, Asst. General Manager 241-6837Ed Cichielo, Club House Manager 241-6831Carol Boettcher, Dir., Human Resources 241-6886Nancy Day, Executive Assistant 241-6810

AccountingDianne Hart, Director of Finance 241-6834Club Billing 241-6830

Fitness & SpaMichael Tompkins, Director 241-6858Reception/Appointment Desk 241-6899

Food & BeverageJoe Longo, Executive Chef 241-6891Tim Nelson, Food & Beverage Director 241-6831Marieke Autera, Catering Manager 241-6829Lorant G. Botha, Catering Sales Manager 241-6892Carl Ramallo, Lead Dining Reservations 241-6877Hostess Podium (Main Dining Room) 241-6859Hostess Podium (Centre Court Cafe) 241-6815Old Course Bar 241-6854

GolfTee Time Computer 997-1146Men’s Locker Room 241-6852Ladies’ Locker Room 241-6822Club CourseScott Feller, Director of Golf 241-6806Pro Shop 241-6860Old CourseJohn Skaf, Director of Golf 241-6893Pro Shop 994-8505

Golf Course MaintenanceJoseph Hubbard, Director 997-7793

MembershipMaureen Schreiber, Director 241-6820Jean Ouellette, Assistant 241-6835Elyse Arnel, Website Administrator 241-6872

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 Maintenance Association-CMA 998-5813Security (Yamato Road Gate) 997-6935Valet 271-5500

Email Addresses:Department Managersfirstname_lastname@brokensoundclub.org

Board of Governorsboard_governors@brokensoundclub.org

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We hope everyone has enjoyed their summer and for those who will be returningsoon, we look forward to seeing you shortly.

Our dinner shows this year begin with theAustralian superstar Mike Burstyn onWednesday, December 17th who was ahuge hit with members the last time heperformed here.

One of our new events this year will bethe 92nd Street Y lectures/discussionswhich will be shown live via satellite. Ourfirst event will be held on Thursday,October 30th. Also, for those memberswho are interested in volunteering for localcharity organizations but don’t know howto go about it, we will be having a VolunteerFair on Friday, November 7th at 2:30 p.m.with representatives from various localgroups. See additional information in thisnewsletter.

For those of you who will be returning toBoca, please remember to call theMembership Office to have your mailingaddress changed.

Sincerely,Maureen Schreiber,Membership Director

Some of ourhighlights this fallinclude a DinnerDance on October11th which will be an“oldies” night calledSo You Think YouCan Dance. Wear

your 50s and 60s attire for a lot ofdancing! In November, of course, wewill have our annual Member-Memberparty on Saturday, November 15th. Itis called Color Your World with musicprovided by the Mel Ball and ColoursOrchestra which is an award-winninggroup from up north. They have playedfor presidential inaugurations, superbowls, Lincoln Center and numerousother high-profile events. You won’t wantto miss them. Speaking of events youwon’t want to miss, our New Year’sEve dinner will be spectacular this yearwith the dining room transformed intoa Winter Wonderland and fireworks atmidnight.

Dinner DanceSaturday, October 11th

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Thursday, February 26, 2009 - cocktails, dinner, silent, live auctionsThursday, February 26, 2009 - golf tournamentMonday, February 23, 2009 - tennis tournament

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From The Finance CommitteeFrom The Finance CommitteeFrom The Finance CommitteeFrom The Finance CommitteeFrom The Finance Committee

increases Management carefully exam-ined all its operations to reduce the im-pact of these price increases and tobring this budget in at a very reasonableincrease while continuing to provide allthe services and amenities that you areused to receiving. The complete budgetis available for your review in the FinanceDepartment.

At June 30 our finances are close tobudget. Barring any extraordinary eventswe should end the year at September30, 2008 at or slightly ahead of budget.

We hope you have enjoyed your summerand we will keep you informed of ourfinancial progress on the FinanceCommittee web site.

If you have any questions please writeto us at the Club or you can e mail us atBocashell1@aol.com.

Shelly Siegel and Nat Adler, Co Chairs.

The budget adopted amounted to$14,667,000 which represents theexcess of the projected expenses to beincurred over the revenues to be re-ceived. This represents a 3.5% increasein the total budget versus last year’s bud-get. As previously notified this produceda dues increase of $296 per Familymembership and $261 for a Singlemembership. In addition the ServiceCharge which primarily helps to supportFood and Beverage services has beenincreased by $10 per month or $110per family per month and $80 per indi-vidual per month.

As you know by your own personalexperiences prices for all productspurchased have escalated dramaticallythis year. The Club purchases manyproducts that also had substantial priceincreases such as food, energy, plastics,fuel, fertilizer and pesticides. In order tominimize the impact of these price

Statement of Activities(excluding depreciation)Nine Months Ended June 30, 2008 (in thousands) / (unaudited)

REVENUES AND EXPENSESFROM OPERATIONS

Dues & Fees $11,935Other Income 190Food & Beverage (2,213)Golf (2,838)Tennis (371)Spa (444)International Housing (255)Aquatics (127)Entertainment (1,484)Landscaping (171)Administration and General (1,452)Human Resources (311)Facility Maintenance (391)Housekeeping (493)Energy (601)Fixed Charges (1,080)

EXCESS OF EXPENSES OVERREVENUES FROM OPERATIONS (106)

OTHER

Other Interest Income 75

TOTAL OTHER 75

NET EXCESS OFEXPENSES OVER REVENUES

$ (31)

Management has been working on the budget since April and each July the Board ofGovernors meets to adopt the budget for the fiscal year beginning in October.

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Golf

CLUB COURSEINFORMATION

Scott Feller, Director of Golf 241-6806Club Course Pro ShopMonday - Sunday 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM241-6860

Driving RangeSun, Tue & Thur 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMMon, Wed, Fri & Sat 7:00 AM - sunsetClinicsTuesdays and Fridays 10:00 - 11:00 AM$20.00 per player

Kids Clinics - Saturday 3:30 - 5:00PM

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Before you purchase that driver your friend is hitting so well; those irons you saw onT.V. last week; the fairway wood that promises a perfect shot every time, or thathybrid you think you need but are unsure of, you should ask yourself one question,

“How will I know if thisis the right club forme?”

When was the last timeyou played golf withsomeone who had theexact same swing as

you? Your answer is the same as everyoneelse reading this…”Never!” Each one ofus has our own unique swing.

Golf clubs do not break in. If they don’t fityou correctly, you break in. That is, youadapt your swing to the deficiencies in theclub. You change your swing to fit theclub when the club should be made to fityour swing. How do you make a club fityour swing? Get your clubs custom fit toyour swing. In a game where you needmaximum distance as well as distancecontrol, guessing isn’t good enough.

Nike Golf has revolutionized custom clubfitting. Nike has taken tour level fitting andmade it available to the everyday golferwith its 360 IFS (Intelligent Fitting System)software and fitting cart. The BrokenSound Club Course is the only course inSouth Eastern Florida to have Nike’s 360fitting system. The Nike 360 fittingsystem uses state of the art IFS software

coupled with a launch monitor to buildyou the perfect set.

Who doesn’t want to hit their driverfurther? Ever asked yourself which clubyou should use, the fairway wood or thehybrid? Not only will it build the driverthat will give you optimum launchconditions which in turn will result inadded yardage and accuracy; it will tellyou exactly which fairway woods, hybridsand irons you need to ensure you havea club for every distance (sorry, 300yards excluded). The best part, it onlytakes about an hour to be fit for an entireset, driver through wedge.

Technology has provided us with manyadvances in golf equipment. Today’sequipment is far more forgiving thanequipment made 20 years ago, but theaverage player is not playing better. Themajor reason for this is the averageplayer is playing with equipment that isnot fitted correctly to their needs.Custom fit golf clubs will give you theconfidence and enjoyment you have beenlooking for. I invite you to visit the GolfShop to learn more about this excitingopportunity.

Best in Golf,Scott Feller, PGA Director of Golf

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Club Course MaintenanceWe hope you all enjoy the new seashorepaspalum tees this year as every tee top nowhas the new turf. Although they require a littlemore cultivation work, they stay green andstriped all year long. We will occasionallyverticut the tee tops to keep them from gettingtoo lush and developing disease with only aslight inconvenience now and then.

The new landscaping by the main driving rangewill be completed by the time this newslettergoes to print. So far we have heard a great dealof support for the entire design concept inbeautifying the practice area at the Club Course.

Golf Maintenance, Golf Maintenance, Golf Maintenance, Golf Maintenance, Golf Maintenance, Joe Hubbard, CGCSMy superintendents, crew and I would like to welcome back all those who come downin the early Fall to enjoy the cooling high 80 degree weather in South Florida.

coquina path, respectively).

For the handicap players, we ask younot to cut across any ropes or signsaround the greens. To get to thedesignated parking markers around thegreens, please use the cart path to gopast the green and then up to themarkers. This will preserve the qualityof the turf and aesthetics around thegreens. All par 3s on both courses arelimited to the cart paths only with theexception of #12 at the Old Course forhandicap players only.

As I write this article we are still in aPhase II drought restriction but talk isunderway by the South Florida WaterManagement District to easeregulations of water on golf courses, ofwhich, we are heavily regulated andmonitored weekly with monthly caps.

We anticipate abusy and successfulseason of golfing andpresenting wonderfulgolf courses for yourplaying pleasure.

As for some “housekeeping” notes: Ropes will start to goback up around both courses, along withtraffic control signs – this is really theonly way to control traffic for the amountof play we have. The ninety (90) degreerule will be in effect the entire year. Makeyour runs parallel in the rough to yourball and then make a straight line to it inthe fairway. We would appreciate whenyou reach the approach ropes/balls orgreen & white stakes that you never driveacross them as a shortcut but exit tothe cart path and park your carts in thedesignated areas (concrete path or

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INFORMATION

John Skaf, Director of Golf241-6893Pro Shop 994-8505Hours: Tue - Sun 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMDriving Range Hours 7:00 A.M. - dusk.

upcoming events

John Skaf receiving a recognition plaque fromthe USGA for hosting a qualifying tournament

Closed on Mondays (until October 27th )

No shuttle service. Golf shop and bag room openfrom 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. for your convenience.

We hope youare enjoying yoursummer and we lookforward to having youback here at the OldCourse.

The season is around the cornerand we have a full fun schedule of activitiesand events for everyone to participatein.

We wil l be offering a number ofservices that we hope you takefull advantage of.

We will have complimentary clinicsperiodically through the season.

We can give a comprehensive club fitting

examination to see if the clubs you haveare the best available to suit your game.

We have a new Loft and Lie machine,where we can check the specificationsof your clubs and if desired change themto better suit your golf game.

The Old Course will be open 7 days aweek beginning Monday October 27th.We will also be open on Labor DayMonday September 1st.

The golf course is in great condition andwe are asking your cooperation in golfcourse etiquette. Please adhere to allcart regulations and especially be sureto repair all ball marks!

John Skaf, Director of Golf - Old Course

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July 14 - Old Betsy makes a special appearance for the Boca Raton Firefighters GolfTournament held at Broken Sound Club. There were 144 players and 30 volunteers.Proceeds to benefit Boca Raton Firefighters & Paramedic Benevolent Fund & BocaRaton Combat Challenge Team.

Old Betsy is remarkable, too, as one of the few survivors of the sixty-one Type 75’sAmerican LaFrance sold in the southeastern United States in 1925

1927 - Old Betsy found a home in the south bayof old City Hall on Federal Highway.

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Old Betsy, manufactured in Elmira, NewYork, in 1924 was at the t imeconsidered state-of-the-art firefightingequipment. Along with her water pumpingcapabilities, Old Betsy was equipped witha chemical system, hose carrier, hardsuction hose and lanterns on the rearpost.

Old Betsy, the city’s first fire engine,arrived in 1926. It was used thru the1960’s. It is still in perfect workingorder, however the breaks aremechanical and DO NOT STOP very fast.Old Betsy found a home in the south bayof old City Hall on Federal Highway.

Old Course MaintenanceThe Old Course has continued to gain inpopularity throughout the state of Florida andthe East Coast with the playing of the AllianzChampionship in February and now the recentUS Amateur Qualifying in August. In Septemberthat notoriety will be further enhanced with theOld Course hosting the Southeast PGA RegionalChampionship in September. We anticipateanother successful tournament and a great seasonfor our members.

The opening of the reconstructed old practiceputting green and the resurfaced driving range teewill be determined as the health and qualitydictate. We will let you know when each will beready. Thank you for your patience through theimprovement period as we continue to strive forthe best for our members each year.

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It’s all in the details!When planning a party of any size, people generally tend to think that the ‘extras’ arethe things that make the price go up. That is absolutely TRUE! But details are whatmake a party memorable. Cost effective methods are always at our fingertips

that allow us to embellish what we alreadyhave nailed down. Keep in mind that thefirst news of a party is what creates hype,and therefore your invitation shouldgive a small hint of things to come. Away to save is ordering your invitationsonl ine from websites such aswww.paperdirect.com where you can findgreat deals as well as a downloadabletemplate that will make the printing quiteeasy. Adding a printed personalizedmailing label (easily printable at home inMicrosoft Word with labels purchased atany off ice supply store) and / orpersonalized stamps (avai lable atusps.com) will not go unnoticed either.Same is applicable for place cards,menus, programs, etc.

Details are especially important when itcomes to the look of the venue. As wellas specialty linens, rental chargers areoften crucial to a sharp, fresh lookdepending on the location; in facilities suchas Broken Sound there is very little thatneeds to be done due to exquisitelydecorated rooms. A simple touch such

as monochromatic cotton napkin in a colorthat suits your theme (available at nocharge) with an interesting fold, assortedcandies and nuts displayed in martiniglasses, votive candles displayed aroundthe table or a cute favor might be justthe extra touch that you need.

But remember, the party needs to endwith a high note. Consider investing in aspecialty cake or pastries that our pastrychefs can make into shapes and sizesthat suit your needs, taste and theme.That final touch will ensure that your guestswill be talking about your party for weeks,months and years to come.

Please let us know if you need theprofessional opinion of our cateringexperts regarding an event that you’replanning at Broken Sound or somewhereelse. Stay tuned for the next issue as wewill reveal some tips and tricks of thetrade.

Until next time, Lorant G. Botha, CHSCatering Sales Manager

Food & Beverage

Take a moment to speak with your friendsand neighbors. Several hosted theirlandmark’ birthday celebrations andanniversary parties this summer at theclub. Needless to say – they were verysatisfied. We truly appreciate your trustand confidence in the CateringDepartment and look forward to anotherexciting season

More and more of our members startplanning memorable events for and withtheir loved ones. Therefore as of this issuewe are adding a brief article that willconcentrate on tips for party planning.Please see Lorant G. Botha’s articlebelow.

Please keep your eyes open for the newDining Schedule due to be released earlyOctober. Once it is complete, it will beemailed to all the members, posted onthe Broken Sound website and distributedto al l of the dining locations andreceptionists. Old Course membersplease note that revisions were made tothe Old Course dress code. Please takea moment to review the changes as ourdining room managers have beeninstructed to thoroughly enforce thedress code.

Warm regards, Timothy J. NelsonDirector of Food and Beverage

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For those of you who are slowly returning to sunny Florida, we wouldlike to wish you a warm welcome back to Broken Sound Club. Whereveryour destination, we hope you enjoyed your summer months as muchas we did.

As for us, our Tuesdayevening Prix Fixe menu,Sunday evening buffetsand Friday Ala Carte

dinners continue their popularity with ouryear round members. It’s been a summerlike no other before; we kept busy withevents such as the highly acclaimed WineTastings.

Cooking Classes with Executive Chef JoeLongo and Pastry Chef Kate Austin, wereagain, a big hit with our members. Weare glad that we can offer this excitingway to take home your favorite recipesdesigned by our imaginative Chefs. Thisyear as an added bonus, Joe Longo’sCooking Classes are now available on DVD.If you were away or would like a copy ofthe recipe booklet and DVD, they are onsale for $15.00 each so please feel freeto contact our office for your copy to takehome. Call our Administrative Assistant,Alexandra Stewart at 561-241-6824 toorder your copy.

During the summer we have been busypreparing for the upcoming season fromriveting member events to lavish privateparties and we are confident you will bepleased with the outcome. With so manydetails that need attention, we are alwaysthrilled when we please our members.

Tim Nelson,Director of Food & Beverage241-6831

Marieke Autera,Catering Manager241-6829

Lorant G. Botha, CHSCatering Sales Manager241-6892

September

Monday 1 – Labor Day Barbecue DinnerWednesday 3 – Pastry Class with Kate AustinWednesday 10 – Wine TastingSaturday 13 – Ala Carte Dinner - Old CourseSunday14 – Italian – Prime Rib Buffet DinnerWednesday 17 – Cooking Class with ExecutiveChef Joe LongoSaturday 20 – Ala Carte Dinner at Main ClubhouseMonday 29 – Rosh Hashanah Dinner

October

Sunday 5 – OktoberfestWednesday 8 – Begin the Fast DinnerThursday 9 – Break the Fast DinnerSaturday 11 – Diamonds & Denim Dinner DanceWednesday 15 – Beer TastingSaturday 18 – Ala Carte Dinner - Old CourseSunday 19 – Italian – Prime Rib Buffet DinnerSaturday 25 – Ala Carte Dinner - Old CourseFriday 31 – Happy Hour moves back to the CentreCourt Café

Please remember to contact Carl Ramallo, LeadReservationist at (561) 241-6877 for your dinnerreservations. And don’t forget that every timeyou make or cancel a reservation to take note ofthe confirmation number provided. As anadditional assurance check your inboxes for thee-mail confirmations for your reservations andcancellations. In case you need to update youre-mail addresses and/or phone numbers, pleasecontact Jean Ouellette from the MembershipDepartment at (561) 241-6835 or email her atjean_ouellette@brokensoundclub.org.

Resevations

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calendars so you may be available forthe events you want to participate in.

We also remind you that this is the timeof year for our court resurfacing andwe always appreciate your cooperationand understanding as we add newmaterial to all the courts to preparethem for the upcoming season.

If you are a new member or justreturning for the season, please stopby the tennis shop and say hello andcheck out any leagues or games thatwe may help you with this season.

Greg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg Wheaton, Director of Tennis

Labor Day alwaysmeans going back toschool, the f inaldays of summer,the start of footballseason, and finally abreak in the

weather. Well, maybe not a break inthe weather. We will celebrate LaborDay with a doubles round robin onMonday, September 1st @ 9:00am.This event will require a sign up in thepro shop.

With the upcoming season just aroundthe corner we remind you to pick upa schedule of events for the seasonand we encourage you to mark your

USTA Summer SmashUSTA Summer SmashUSTA Summer SmashUSTA Summer SmashUSTA Summer SmashBroken Sound was the host of the National Junior Clay Court Championships USTAboys 16 year olds which were held here from Sunday July 13th thru July 17th. The top192 16 year old players in the nation were invited to attend.

Players, coaches and parents gave ravereviews about our beautiful tennis facility andthe wonderful hospitality provided by staffand our residents.

Unseeded Nathan PashaNathan PashaNathan PashaNathan PashaNathan Pasha of Austell, Ga.,who turned 16 during the tournament trainsfull time at the USTA Training Facility in BocaRaton, won the USTA Boys’ 16s NationalClay Court Championship, upsetting No. 3seed Zachary LeslieZachary LeslieZachary LeslieZachary LeslieZachary Leslie of San Diego, in thefinal, 6-2, 6-2, in Delray Beach, Fla. Jack Sock of Lincoln, Neb

Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis 241-6888Pro Shop 241-6880Monday - Sunday 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM

SENIOR TENNIS LEAGUESENIOR TENNIS LEAGUESENIOR TENNIS LEAGUESENIOR TENNIS LEAGUESENIOR TENNIS LEAGUE

All those interested in competingin the Palm Beach County SeniorLeague should contact Greg in thepro shop.

If you have never played or wantto improve your position from yourteam last year, you must be ratedby a certified rater.

SEASON OPENERFriday December 5th @ 3pm

Kick Off The SeasonMen’s and Ladies Doubles Round Robin

Followed by a special trophy presentationfor the Club Champion winners and finalistfrom last season.

Immediately following the event, everyoneis invited to attend the Happy Hour fordrinks and music. This will be our way tocongratulate those winners whoparticipated in the tournaments.

SOCIAL MIXED DOUBLESSOCIAL MIXED DOUBLESSOCIAL MIXED DOUBLESSOCIAL MIXED DOUBLESSOCIAL MIXED DOUBLESOct 16thOct 16thOct 16thOct 16thOct 16th6:00 pm6:00 pm6:00 pm6:00 pm6:00 pm

A great way to meetA great way to meetA great way to meetA great way to meetA great way to meetnew peoplenew peoplenew peoplenew peoplenew people

andandandandandhave a good timehave a good timehave a good timehave a good timehave a good timewhile you play.while you play.while you play.while you play.while you play.

pizza, wine, and beerpizza, wine, and beerpizza, wine, and beerpizza, wine, and beerpizza, wine, and beerserved following the tennisserved following the tennisserved following the tennisserved following the tennisserved following the tennis

Season Kick OffSeason Kick OffSeason Kick OffSeason Kick OffSeason Kick OffThe beginning of ladies team tennis is just around the corner! With team practices andmatches starting within the next two weeks, getting into that fun and competitive

LABOR DAYLABOR DAYLABOR DAYLABOR DAYLABOR DAYDOUBLESDOUBLESDOUBLESDOUBLESDOUBLES

Join us Monday, September 1st @ 9:00 am for a morning of doubles.There will be a continental breakfast at 8:00am for all participantsfollowed by plenty of tennis for everyone.

This event does require a sign up. Although it is not required to signup with a partner it is recommended that you sign up in advance.

spirit is a must. On September 4th 2008there will be a meeting and round robinto kick off the SPBCWTA season. Thiswill be a great opportunity to regain thefocus and excitement that team tennis

generates for the season. If you are oranyone you know is interested in becominga part of ladies team tennis at BrokenSound please contact the tennis pro shopat 241-6880.

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Exercise SolutionExercise SolutionExercise SolutionExercise SolutionExercise Solution

Jack Sock Jack Sock of Lincoln, Neb

Fitness

Star TracStar TracStar TracStar TracStar TracIn a continuing effort to assist the convenience of our members, the Fitness Centerwill be purchasing two new Star Trac recumbent bikes and one True upright bike for

the gym. Based on the award-winningdesign of the Star Trac family of cardio,the Star Trac S-RBx recumbent bikesboast approachable, comfort-drivenfeatures like our walk-through designfor our members who have difficultygett ing on our exist ing bikes,comfortable armrests to help alleviatetension in the shoulders, and a wrap-around seat adjustment for simpleposit ion changes, making theserecumbent bikes a perfect solution forexercisers of any age or ability. Withthe signature personal fans as the finaltouch, you have the ultimate bikes builtwith the distinct needs of our membersin mind.

SPA INFORMATIONMichael Tompkins,Director of Fitness & Spa 241-6858

Spa Reception Desk 241-6899

HoursMonday - Thursday 6:00am-10:00pmFriday 6:00am-8:00pmSaturday & Sunday 7:00am-8:00pmPool Hours Daily 7:00am-8:00pm

September Facial SpecialSeptember Facial SpecialSeptember Facial SpecialSeptember Facial SpecialSeptember Facial SpecialMicrodermabrasion package of three 60-minute treatments for $300 save $30.

60-minute Deep Cleaning European Facial$69 save $6.

Purchase 3 facials – get 1 free!(excludes microdermabrasion and $69 facial. All3 facials must be with the same esthetician toredeem the free facial).

25% off all Pevonia products with purchase ofany facial.

All facial specials must be used by September 30, 2008.

September Massage SpecialSeptember Massage SpecialSeptember Massage SpecialSeptember Massage SpecialSeptember Massage Special$10 off a 60-minute Swedish Medium Mas-sage – a medium pressure, full-body traditionalmassage designed for relaxation and to soothetired muscles. An excellent treatment for stressreduction. Regular price $79 save $10.

October Massage SpecialOctober Massage SpecialOctober Massage SpecialOctober Massage SpecialOctober Massage Special$10 off 60-minute Thai massageThai massage is an ancient art of body therapyfor healing, health and regeneration and is es-pecially effective for the treatment of chronicpain and limited range of motion. It uses a widevariety of stretching movements and pressurepoints to produce a uniquely relaxing yet ener-gizing treatment. Book with Ronald or Gustavotoday. Regular price $115 save $10.

$10 off Ortho-BionomyOrtho-Bionomy is a gentle, fully-clothed,noninvasive form of body therapy, which ishighly effective in working with chronic stress,injuries and structural imbalances. Book withAndrea or Yini today.Regular price $75 save $10.

OctoberF a c i a lS p e c i a l

25% off allP e v o n i ap r o d u c t swith purchaseof any facial.

$10 OFF Ortho-Bionomy$10 OFF Ortho-Bionomy$10 OFF Ortho-Bionomy$10 OFF Ortho-Bionomy$10 OFF Ortho-BionomyOrtho-Bionomy is a gentle, fully-clothed, noninvasive form of bodytherapy, which is highly effective in working with chronic stress,

injuries and structural imbalances.

Book with Andrea or Yini today.Regular price $75 save $10.

Zumba at Broken SoundZumba at Broken SoundZumba at Broken SoundZumba at Broken SoundZumba at Broken SoundWednesday, 6:00 p.m.Instructor- Jessie

Celebrity fitness trainer, “Beto” Perez, stumbled upon the concept ofLatin inspired fitness in his native country of Colombia ( South

America ) in the mid 1990’s. One day, he walked intohis class and realized that he had forgotten hisaerobics music, and his only option was to grabwhatever tapes he had in his car. Beto’s tapes werecomprised of the songs that he loved, the traditionalLatin salsa and merengue music with which he hadbeen raised. But it was a challenge to improvise awhole class on the spot using non-traditional aerobics

music. Beto rose to the challenge and from thislast-minute improvisation was born arevolutionary fitness program Zumba® Fitness!

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SPA INFORMATION

New Aerobics ClassesNew Aerobics ClassesNew Aerobics ClassesNew Aerobics ClassesNew Aerobics Classes

Functional Movement :Tuesday, 5:00 p.m.Instructor- FotiFunctional fitness teaches correct bodymovement patterns. These movement patternswill help your muscle groups function correctly,avoiding wear and tear on your joints due toimproper muscle balance. Functionally fitindividuals are strong, balanced, coordinatedand flexible. This class will help you feel betteroverall as you learn to move your body in theway it was truly designed to function.

Golf Conditioning : Tuesday, 4:00 p.m.Instructor- FotiThis class offers a series of movements that willimprove both your golf game and your generalstrength and conditioning. The focus of theclass will be to increase strength, stability andrange of motion in those areas of the body thattypically inhibit the golf swing. This programis developed in conjunction with the TitleistGolf Perfomance Institute.

Gentle Yoga : Thursday, 6:30 p.m.Instructor- Colleen

Zumba: Wednesday, 6:00 p.m.Instructor- JessieZumba brings a mix of latin dance and fitnessinto a high impact aerobic workout geared tomake you burn calories while dancing yourheart out. So come salsa, cha cha andmerengue your way into fitness.

Although Dr. Ehrlich coped with his pain,his biggest complaint with his conditionwas the numbness in his ankles and thepain in his back. After receiving monthsof physical therapy, he felt that he hadnot fully reached the quality of life heanticipated and thought surgery was hisonly option.

While on the golf course, a memberrecommended having a massage with“Ronald.” Dr Ehrlich had never receiveda massage before and was a “hostilewitness.” “I didn’t believe there was

anything Ronald could do for me.”Reluctantly, Dr Ehrlich received his firstmassage which was a l i tt leuncomfortable, but later that sameafternoon Dr Ehrlich felt much morelimber. The next week after Dr Ehrlich’ssecond massage with Ronald, thenumbness in his ankles had gone! Nowwhen Dr Ehrlich receives his massages,he is pain free! Dr Ehrlich continuedseeing Ronald every week for a year andstill does “quarterly maintenance check.”“He gave me back my life”. Before seeingRonald on a regular basis, Dr Ehrlichcould only manage 4 minutes on thetreadmill. Now Dr Ehrlich visits thefitness center regularly and can jog for30 minutes. “After Ronald gave me backmy life, I recommended him to otherson a daily basis.” Dr Ehrlich currentlyenjoys coaching both his grandsons’soccer teams, especially considering thathe can now jog along with his grandsonsand their teams.

To book your massage, please contactthe spa front desk at 241-6899.

with her classes. After her last surgeryin 2001, she started exercising onceagain by power walking and using theellipticals and treadmills. Three yearsago, she began personal training withJerry Parrish in order to build up herstrength and her flexibility. She also wasdiagnosed with osteoporosis, which Mrs.Donath was concerned about, so shewanted to emphasize building up her bonedensity. She was also concerned aboutstarting any training program since shehas stenosis of her lumbar spine andarthritis in her neck. Mrs. Donath ishappy to report that since she has beentraining with Jerry, her strength andflexibility have improved immensely.

During her recent Doctor’s visit, her testresults showed that her bone density hasincreased because of her weight training.As a result of her exercise regimen withJerry she has not needed to takemedication for her osteoporosis for overa year. She feels that Jerry has helpedreshape her body, increase hermetabolism and improve her flexibility.She no longer needs to take an epiduralfor her stenosis and feels stronger andhealthier than ever. Jerry consistentlywatches her form to make sure that shedoesn’t break down in her mechanics.He has nicknamed her “Tiger”, as areference to her strength and tenacityduring her training. When asked for finalcomments, Mrs. Donath stated, “I don’tever intend to stop training. My goal isto be the best that I can be!”

To book your personal training session,please contact the Fitness Manager at241-6805.

Mrs. Donath has been living in Broken Sound for 15 years. Over the past 20 yearsshe has kept a very active lifestyle, taking Jazzercise/aerobics classes every day.Unfortunately, due to three arthroscopic knee surgeries, she was unable to continue

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Dr Ehrlich an avid jogger of 25 years, on two separate occasions suffered fromherniated disks. When Dr Ehrlich retired, he found himself physically restricted andsemi-housebound due to his injuries that made it difficult for him to walk.

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YOUR SOCIALCOMMITTEE AT WORKChair: Marjorie Lassoff andVice Chair: Rowena Kovler

BAGEL BREAKFASTStart the day off rightand meet yourneighbors, make newfriends and enjoy therelaxed atmosphere.Centre CourtBreezeway. Bagels andcoffee served 8:00 AM -9:00 AM, Monday through Friday.

LET’S GET ACQUAINTEDJoin us at the Let’s Get Acquainted table on thesecond Friday of every month at Happy Hourat 5:30 p.m. The Social Committee welcomesnew members who would like to meet othermembers and we also welcome anyone who haslived in Broken Sound and would like to meetnew people. Look for the table with the signand balloons.Eleanor Weisman and Vivian Drozdoff,Social Committee

Social Events

ShowsCALDWELL THEATRELYING IN STATEWednesday, September 108:00 PM $34.00 pp

BROWARD CENTER FOR THEPERFORMING ARTS 2008/2009Available Tickets and SeatingStarting September 8

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANGWednesday, November 26, 20082:00 PM $68.00 pp

AVENUE QSaturday, January 3, 2:00pmWed Jan 7 2pm

MAMMA MIAWednesday, January 28, 2:00pm

A CHORUS LINEWednesday, February 25, 2:00pm

JERSEY BOYSFriiday, April 10, 8:00pmThursday, April 30, 8:00pmFriday, May 1, 8:00pmSaturday, May 2, 2:00pm

CALL AL & SUE 241-6846

At The ClubLABOR DAYAT THE POOL FAMILY BARBECUEMonday, September 112:00 PM - 4:00 PMMusic by the Island BandFollowed by Dinner5:30 PM - 9:00 PMMichael Masci Quartet

DINNER DANCEMICHELLE MASCI BANDSaturday, September 20RSVP Carl 241-6877

DINNER DANCEBack To The Fifties and SixtiesSaturday, October 11Roc with E EntertainmentEmcee, Disc Jockey, DancersRSVP Carl 241-6877

Classes and LessonsCOMPUTER CLASSTuesday, November 11 - 7:00 PMApple & PC With Sheila Garber

BRIDGE LESSONSIntermediate / AdvancedOctober 30, November 6, 13, 20December 4, 18 -2:30 - 4:30 Pmwith Keith Hanson

DUPLICATE BRIDGEThursday Evenings at 7:00 p.m.$5.00 per person. Bring a friend.Need a partner?Call Roberta Birdt (561) 330-7633

For more information, call Al & Sue 241-6846E n t e r t a i n m e n tE n t e r t a i n m e n tE n t e r t a i n m e n tE n t e r t a i n m e n tE n t e r t a i n m e n t

2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 BROADWAY CABARET SERIES - CREST THEATERBROADWAY CABARET SERIES - CREST THEATERBROADWAY CABARET SERIES - CREST THEATERBROADWAY CABARET SERIES - CREST THEATERBROADWAY CABARET SERIES - CREST THEATERJanuary 13, 2009 January 13, 2009 January 13, 2009 January 13, 2009 January 13, 2009 MAUREEN BRENNAN & GEORGE DVORSKYMAUREEN BRENNAN & GEORGE DVORSKYMAUREEN BRENNAN & GEORGE DVORSKYMAUREEN BRENNAN & GEORGE DVORSKYMAUREEN BRENNAN & GEORGE DVORSKYSunrise, Sunset - The Music of Sheldon HarnickSunrise, Sunset - The Music of Sheldon HarnickSunrise, Sunset - The Music of Sheldon HarnickSunrise, Sunset - The Music of Sheldon HarnickSunrise, Sunset - The Music of Sheldon HarnickMaureen was nominated for a Tony Award for her role in the revival of Candide andappeared in Going Up, Knickerbocker Holiday, Little Johnny Jones, and Stardust.George starred on Broadway in The Scarlet Pimpernel, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,Brigadoon with the New York City Opera and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

Feb. 10, 2009 Feb. 10, 2009 Feb. 10, 2009 Feb. 10, 2009 Feb. 10, 2009 Tony Award Winner SAMMY WILLIAMSTony Award Winner SAMMY WILLIAMSTony Award Winner SAMMY WILLIAMSTony Award Winner SAMMY WILLIAMSTony Award Winner SAMMY WILLIAMSAnd The Winner Is...And The Winner Is...And The Winner Is...And The Winner Is...And The Winner Is...Sammy won the Tony Award for the role of Paul San Marco in the original ChorusLine. His show is a fascinating magical journey of one man’s childhood dream toThe Tony Award Podium.

March 3, 2009 March 3, 2009 March 3, 2009 March 3, 2009 March 3, 2009 LEE LESSACK, BRIAN LANE GREEN & JOHNNYLEE LESSACK, BRIAN LANE GREEN & JOHNNYLEE LESSACK, BRIAN LANE GREEN & JOHNNYLEE LESSACK, BRIAN LANE GREEN & JOHNNYLEE LESSACK, BRIAN LANE GREEN & JOHNNYRODGERS RODGERS RODGERS RODGERS RODGERS Three Men and a Baby...Grand! Salute the Rat PackThree Men and a Baby...Grand! Salute the Rat PackThree Men and a Baby...Grand! Salute the Rat PackThree Men and a Baby...Grand! Salute the Rat PackThree Men and a Baby...Grand! Salute the Rat PackLee is an award winning Broadway vocalist and has 4 albums to his credit; BrianLane Green was nominated for a Tony Award for his performance in Starmites andwas Huck Finn in Big River. Johnny Rogers has shared the stage with Liza Minnelli,Paul McCartney and Michael Feinstein.

March 17, 2009 March 17, 2009 March 17, 2009 March 17, 2009 March 17, 2009 Tony Award Winner HAL LINDENTony Award Winner HAL LINDENTony Award Winner HAL LINDENTony Award Winner HAL LINDENTony Award Winner HAL LINDENLinden won the Tony Award for his role in the Rothchilds. He has starred innumerous Broadway shows, including On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, TheApple Tree and Pajama Game. He became a household name as Barney Miller.

April 7, 2009 April 7, 2009 April 7, 2009 April 7, 2009 April 7, 2009 Tony Award Winner CHRISTINE EBERSOLE withTony Award Winner CHRISTINE EBERSOLE withTony Award Winner CHRISTINE EBERSOLE withTony Award Winner CHRISTINE EBERSOLE withTony Award Winner CHRISTINE EBERSOLE withGrammy Winner BILLYSTRITCHGrammy Winner BILLYSTRITCHGrammy Winner BILLYSTRITCHGrammy Winner BILLYSTRITCHGrammy Winner BILLYSTRITCHChristine won the Tony Award for Grey Gardens and 42nd Street. She also starredin On the Twentieth Century, Oklahoma and Camelot opposite Richard Burton. Hermovie and TV credits include Amadeus, Tootsie and Will and Grace and Gypsy withBette Midler. Billy Stritch is a Grammy Award winning composer, arranger,vocalist and jazz pianist and was Liza Minnelli’s arranger and pianist.

TICKETS NOW AVAILABLETICKETS NOW AVAILABLETICKETS NOW AVAILABLETICKETS NOW AVAILABLETICKETS NOW AVAILABLE

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GAMES/CARDSWhat’s your game? We can help you find playerson all levels for both men’s and women’s cards,including Bridge, Canasta, Mah Jongg, GinRummy, Pinochle, Dominoes and board games.Games Sub-Committee Co-chairs,Elaine Silverstein at 995-1051 orMzElaineS@aol.comand Nat Steinart at 241-2401

REEL WONDERSCINEMA NITESeptember 8th

“The Cotton Club”Francis Ford Coppolla’smesmerizing homage to1930’s gangster films andmusicals. Richard Gereand Diane Lane, a stellarcast and the legendary“Cotton Club” as its ownstar!

“Opening the Door” to the infamousCotton Club!

October 13th

“A Few Good Men”Academy Award nominated and Broadwayacclaimed trial drama of the difference betweenfollowing orders and following one’s conscience.Star performances by Oscar winner, JackNicholson, Tom Cruise and Demi Moore.

A view of the young, adventurous and multi-talented writer, Aaron Sorkin.

Moderated by: Marilyn Laber7:00 PM Royal Palm RoomMarilyn Laber 997-7313

BOOK GROUPOctober 14Loving Cheby Ana Menendez

Meetings start at 3:00 PMJane Mandell 998-8662Judy Friedman 997-8154otjudy@comcast.net

SOLOS

September - A docent led tour of the FlaglerMuseum, dinner at Taboo in Palm Beach.Date to be selected

October - A trip to Vizcaya Museum and Gardens,dinner in Miami. Date to be selected

Call Marilyn Laber 997-7313

Kids CornerKids CornerKids CornerKids CornerKids Corner

Thursday, October 30thProgram begins at 8:15 P.M. promptlyPanel: Ed Koch, William Kristol & Rabbi Michael Lerner

Hear these provocative, popular and often contentious pundits and politicians asthey express their unbridled opinions on issues ranging from regime change toclimate change, Tibet to Darfur, and Israel to Iran.

Ed Koch, (pictured above) was Mayor of New York City from 1978-1989. Hismost recent book is The Koch Papers: My Fight Against Anti-Semitism.Lerner isthe Rabbi of San Francisco’s Beyt Tikkun synagogue, the author of The Left Handof God: Taking Our Country Back from the Religious Right and the Editor of Tikkunmagazine, a bimonthly Jewish critique of politics, culture and society. Kristol is thefounder and editor of The Weekly Standard, a regular panelist on Fox News Sundayand a columnist for The New York Times. He is the co-author of the best sellingbook The War Over Iraq. (additional programing in 2009)

No one will be seated after 8:00 p.m. Doors open at 7:45 p.m. $10 per person. Dessert and discussion following the program.Reservations required, limited seating. Reserve by October 20th call 241-6870.

AN EXCITING FIRST FOR BROKEN SOUND!AN EXCITING FIRST FOR BROKEN SOUND!AN EXCITING FIRST FOR BROKEN SOUND!AN EXCITING FIRST FOR BROKEN SOUND!AN EXCITING FIRST FOR BROKEN SOUND!Lectures, interviews and panels LIVE from NY’s Prestigious92nd Street “Y”, via satellite to Broken Sound. Questionsto the panel from our viewers locally sent via email duringthe program.

Dinner and ShowDinner and ShowDinner and ShowDinner and ShowDinner and ShowDecember 15December 15December 15December 15December 15RSVP 241-6877

Born in New York to a famedfamily of actors, Mike hasentertained audiences on stage,screen, television and nightclubs.

An exciting musical, celebrates the storyof four blue-col lar lads and theirsurprising rise to fame as Americanpop stars! They wrote their ownsongs, invented their own sounds andsold 175 million records worldwide.

LABOR DAY AT THE POOLLABOR DAY AT THE POOLLABOR DAY AT THE POOLLABOR DAY AT THE POOLLABOR DAY AT THE POOLMonday, September 1

12:00 PM - 4:00 PMLive music Island Band

BBQ, Rides, Slides & Games

HALLOWEENHALLOWEENHALLOWEENHALLOWEENHALLOWEENSPOOKTACULARSPOOKTACULARSPOOKTACULARSPOOKTACULARSPOOKTACULAR

PARTYPARTYPARTYPARTYPARTY

POOL SIDESaturday, November 112:00 PM - 4:00 PM

April 10 and April 30April 10 and April 30April 10 and April 30April 10 and April 30April 10 and April 30May 1 and May 2May 1 and May 2May 1 and May 2May 1 and May 2May 1 and May 2

Reservations Starting September 8Reservations Starting September 8Reservations Starting September 8Reservations Starting September 8Reservations Starting September 8

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Social Events

Broken Sound Hadassah Board has been working diligently toprepare a wonderful year for all our members and prospectivemembers. We look forward to seeing you at all the variousprograms and events. For more information,call Susette at 561-998-2036 or Paula at 561-988-0506.

Thursday November 6 - 4:00 PMGet Acquainted With Broken Sound Hadassah

CARD PARTIESCARD PARTIESCARD PARTIESCARD PARTIESCARD PARTIESThursday December 11 - 10:30AMThursday March 26 - 10:30AM

LUNCH AND LEARNLUNCH AND LEARNLUNCH AND LEARNLUNCH AND LEARNLUNCH AND LEARNFriday, Nov. 14 - 11:00 AM ”Coming to America - The First Jews Arrive in N.Y.”Thursday Dec 4 - 11:00 AM Bintel Brief ReminiscenceThursday Jan 22 - 8:45 AM Sugar and Rice TourFriday Feb 27 - 11:00 AM Book Review with Jane Mandel - book to be announcedThursday March 26 - 10:00 AM Rosh Hodesh Service Morikami ParkThursday April 23 - 10:30 AM Film: Price Above Rubies /Marilyn Laber

GENERAL MEETINGSGENERAL MEETINGSGENERAL MEETINGSGENERAL MEETINGSGENERAL MEETINGSMonday Dec 1 - 7:00 PM Dr. Robert Watson The Newly Elected President and UsTuesday Jan 13 - 7:00 PM Speaker from the Consulate of IsraelMonday February 23 - 7:00 PM Peter Feaman Understanding Jihad For DummiesWednesday April 22 - 7:00 PM Rabbi Robert Silvers Jewish Humor

BOCA FRIENDS FORBOCA FRIENDS FORBOCA FRIENDS FORBOCA FRIENDS FORBOCA FRIENDS FORCANCER RESEARCHCANCER RESEARCHCANCER RESEARCHCANCER RESEARCHCANCER RESEARCH

As summer draws to a close, we are about to start another season of fundraising formoney so needed for cancer research. We have been busy all summer planning greatactivities for you to enjoy and for us to reach our goal in finding a cure.

We open our season with our paid up membership tea on Monday, November 10th atthe beautiful home of Debby Singerman.

Our Annual Walkathon will take place on Sunday, December 14. Round up the children,gather family and friends and let’s walk together for the cure. We start at 8:30AM withwarm up exercises led by our own Al Salkeld. We then walk around the community andreturn to the clubhouse for a delectable brunch, and a silent auction. Each year moreand more people join the fun, and we hope you will be one of them.

Save Thursday, January 29, 2008 for our winter card party. We will have several newand interesting vendors, along with raffle prizes.

Boca Friends is one of 47 units in South Florida working to raise funds for cancerresearch. Last year our efforts alone, resulted in giving to the Pap Corp. $120,000toward this goal. At our annual luncheon in May, the Pap Corp. gave to Miami SylvesterComprehensive Cancer Center a check for $4.15 million. We could not have accomplishedthis without your support.

Many people don’t know that Boca Friends does much more than fundraising. We havea referral service that helps people in the community connect with specialists at Sylvestershould the need arise. A call to Barbara Pessel at 736-7772, Arnie Spevak at 241-6417, Robin Schumer at 995-2408 or Roberta Oberman at 740-3003 will get youthe prompt help that you need.

Cancer does not discriminate. There isn’t a family that has not been touched. Let’s worktogether to eliminate this dread disease.

Barbara Dicker, Co-President

Comprehensive Cancer Center

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December 15December 15December 15December 15December 15 Mike BurstynMike BurstynMike BurstynMike BurstynMike BurstynBorn in New York to a famed family ofactors, Mike has entertained audiences onstage, screen, television and nightclubs.

January 21January 21January 21January 21January 21 Beehive The MusicalBeehive The MusicalBeehive The MusicalBeehive The MusicalBeehive The Musical60’s Musical Sensation is a nostalgic look backat the girl groups and soloists of the era

February 4February 4February 4February 4February 4 Julie BuddJulie BuddJulie BuddJulie BuddJulie BuddConsidered to be one of the most excitingsingers of the scene today. Performancesinclude Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center,The London Palladium

February 18February 18February 18February 18February 18 Greg BonhamGreg BonhamGreg BonhamGreg BonhamGreg BonhamThe entertainer from Down Under. Soulfulsinging style crosses from R& B to Broadway

March 7March 7March 7March 7March 7 Swing Swing SwingSwing Swing SwingSwing Swing SwingSwing Swing SwingSwing Swing SwingJump and Jive right back into the 1940’s BigBand Era. High energy song and dance.

March 21March 21March 21March 21March 21 CharoCharoCharoCharoCharoRecognizable for her witty humor, loveableaccent and one of the top Flamenco guitaristsin the world.

April 1April 1April 1April 1April 1 The PlattersThe PlattersThe PlattersThe PlattersThe PlattersIn 1953, brass singer Herb Reed put togethera group of four men and called them “ThePlatters”

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Women’s Club

As you can see from the schedule, we have another exciting and full seasonahead. If you don’t want to miss any of the fun, call Rowena Kovler at241-5486 to join Women’s Club. Remember, your membership isautomatically renewed unless you tell us otherwise.

The Gala Fashion Show and Luncheon, our kickoff event, is very popular and,with limited seating. I strongly encourage you to rsvp as soon as possible.

Member Clubs

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241-6846241-6846241-6846241-6846241-6846 Forth of July

The Broken Sound Community has passed the halfway mark for 2008. It is trulybecause of you, by sharing this project with your friends & family.

This year we are thrilled to tell you that our Boca Raton Community High SchoolNavy Junior ROTC students have taken CP4S as their Community Service Project.

For ’08 we have sent 679 cellular phones & accessories which allow calling cardsto be purchased and sent to our men & women of the Military to call their familiesstateside.

At the Club House, the front desk receptionist will gladly accept your cell phones.

Thanking you again,The Wolfers

LUNCHEON MEETINGSAt the club: 11:40 AM(Speakers and events subject to change)

November 13 : 11:00 AM(1 week earlier than usual)Gala Fashion Show and Luncheon

December 18:Dr. Thomas Tzikis, Plastic Surgeon“New Non-invasive and InvasiveAdvancements to give a morenatural and youthful appearance”

January 15th: Joyce ReiterBook Reviewer/LecturerBook to be announced soon.

February 26:(1 week later than usual)Professor Robert Watson“A Primer on the 44th President”Facts, Background and Challenges.

March 19: Dr. Joyce Saltman,Laughter Consultant“Are you in your RIGHT mind??”

April 16: Gala Finale with AndyDavis, Singer and EntertainerExtraordinaire

OUT-OF-CLUB TRIPS(more details on outside trips to follow soon)

Dec. 12, Friday, “Holiday atWhitehall, the Flagler Museum”Tour, High Tea, and bus. $45 RSVPto Carole Armon at 995-8349

January, date to be announced.Ft Lauderdale Museum of Art“Coming Of Age: 1850 to 1950”

March 10, TuesdayTour, Lunch and Concert at LynnUniversity

Invitations will go out in early September.

From all of us on the Board, be well andsafe, and we’ll see you at the FashionShow. Marjorie Lassoff, President

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