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Member Meet Member Reception
Games Rides Fun Food Mr. & Mrs. Haddad
Mr. Gooze
Toby Strogatz and Jack Rastin
Mr. & Mrs. Taubman, Lori Mandelbaum
Danielle Melton and Sam Goldstein
Mr. & Mrs. Perry
Artwork by Myrna Ryback
Welcome New Members Abarbanel, Dr. Jack - Bridgepointe Dellerson, Linda – Banyans Feldman, Roberta – Fairway Bend Kaufman, Carol & Robert Halper – Timbermill From CA) Legrand, Bruno & Isabella – Oak Run (From Quebec) Lohmann, Gina – Clubside Pointe Lowenthal, Dr. David & Ronnie – Timbermill (From Gainesville FL) Metnick, Lori Anne – Clubside Pointe Meyers, Barry & Arlene – Bent Creek (From NJ) Myer, Richard & Jill – Nassau Bay Nacht, Dr. Paul & Joan Altman – Banyans Nazaruk, Michael & Karin – Vintage Place Nelson, David & Linda – Banyans (From Long Island) Neill, Ryan & Andrea – Water Oak Phillips, Darren & Katherine – Banyans Wild, Howard & Elaine – Bridgepointe (From NY)
Condolences Our condolences to the families of Annette Cohen, Marlene Samuels
Membership Report as of November 30, 2013 Social Tennis/General Associate General Master Senior Master Associate Master Old Course Associate Old Course Senior Old Course Old Course New/Pending Old Course Non Resident
294 327 45 401 15 13 328 1 3 30 1
Cable Channels 92 Tennis, Spa and Fitness 63 Social, Dining General 95 Golf 94 Tee Time 93 CMA
ShirleyBrown, Kate Sidewater, Kathy Frank, Morton Brown
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HOLISTIC Healthy Eating Demonstration Series Every Wednesday for the month of February Each week will touch on a different topic:
ALL ABOUT GREENS The importance of eating them, how to prepare them HEALTHY GRAINS Healthy options like quinoa, millet, etc SUGAR BLUES Reduce sugar cravings HOW TO MAKE SMOOTHIES
Dinner Dance Friday, February 14 RSVP 241-6877
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Pre-register at the Rotunda front desk 241-6840
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PHONE NUMBERS Administration John Crean, General Manager/C.O.O. Cathy Grana, Asst. General Manager Ed Cichielo, Club House Manager Carol Boettcher, Dir., Human Resources Lisa Fuller, Executive Assistant
241-6855 241-6837 241-6866 241-6886 241-6810
Accounting Dianne Hart, Director of Finance Club Billing
241-6834 241-6848
Fitness & Spa Michael Tompkins, Director Rotunda Reception Desk
241-6858 241-6840
Food & Beverage Joe Longo, Executive Chef Tim Nelson, Food & Beverage Director Lorant G. Botha, Catering Manager Cecilia Novellino, F&B Admin Assistant Carl Ramallo, Lead Dining Reservations Hostess Podium (Main Dining Room) Old Course Bar Bistro
241-6891 241-6831 241-6892 241-6824 241-6877 241-6859 241-6854 241-6856
Golf Tee Time Computer Men’s Locker Room Ladies’ Locker Room Club Course Scott Feller, Director of Golf Pro Shop Old Course John Skaf, Director of Golf Pro Shop
Napa Wednesday, January 22, 6:00pm – $32.00
Sonoma Wednesday, February 19, 6:00pm – $32.00
RSVP 241-6877
997-1146 241-6852 241-6822 241-6806 241-6860
241-6893 994-8505
Golf Course Maintenance Shannon Easter, Director
997-7793
Membership Maureen Schreiber, Director Jean Ouellette, Assistant Elyse Arnel, Website Administrator
241-6820 241-6835 241-6872
Social Activities Al Salkeld, Director Sue Salkeld, Assistant
241-6846 241-6870
Tennis Greg Wheaton, Director Pro Shop Automated Reservations
241-6888 241-6880 989-5279
On behalf of the staff of Broken Sound Club, we extend our best wishes to everyone for a Happy and Healthy New Year. John Crean, General Manager Cathy Grana, Assistant General Manager
Other Numbers Access Control (Guest Access) 998-5823/5818 Banyans Gate 241-5947 Club Reception 241-6800 Broken Sound Master Association-BSMA 998-5813 Security (Yamato Road Gate) 997-6935 Valet 271-5500 Email Addresses: Department Managers firstname_lastname@brokensoundclub.org Board of Governors board_governors@brokensoundclub.org
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JOIN THE HUDDLE! A Super Bowl So Historic It takes Two States To Host It Sunday, February 2, 2014 5:00pm reservations required 241-6877
CONGRATULATIONS Jaye Green
Jaye Marie Green completed a runaway victory in the LPGA Tour qualifying tournament Sunday, finishing with a record 29-under 331 total for a 10-stroke margin. The 19-year-old Green, Donnie Green’s daughter, closed with a 4-under 68 on LPGA International’s Jones Course. She broke the
event 90-hole mark of 18-under 342 set by Stacy Lewis in 2008. “This is going to be a week that I’ll always remember,” Green said. “I was the most nervous on that last green when I didn’t have to be, but I really was. But when that putt fell I was just speechless and I think I was just seeing stars really. It was a cool feeling. I just felt really relieved.”
Club Champions Tennis Presentation 2013 Aron Levko, Don Barker, Nancy Gooze, Judy Litwin, Ric Bershad, Denise Goldman, Iris Adler, Bob Drogowitz, and Paul Harris
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Club Course Pro Shop
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Scott Feller, Director of Golf 241-6806
Daily 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM / 561-241-6860
Driving Range
Sun and Tue 7:00 AM - 4:30 PM Mon, Wed thru Sat 7:00 AM - dusk
LEAGUE PLAY
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Member Member HOGAN FLIGHT Low Gross Ken Thomas John Gavin Jr.
153 65 65
Low Net Gil Goldberg Michael Nordell
131.4 65 65
SNEAD FLIGHT Low Gross Barry Meltzer Michael Selzer
166 65 65
Low Net Michael Weiner Sal Celano
126.7 65 65
LADIES’ SORENSTAM Low Gross 150 Nancy Jo Feinberg 65 Marianne Vishno 65 Low Net Lynore Berzow Lois Horowitz
133.8 65 65
NOTABLES
CLUB COURSE NEWS by Scott Feller, PGA Director of Golf - Club Course
The Club Course hosted another successful Member/Member event in December. ( winners listed at left side panel)
The 2013-2014 golf season has been off to a great start. We have experienced exceptional weather and fabulous course conditions to date. The New Year brings in many new hopes for our golf game. We sincerely hope that the spirit of competition and good will prevails this year for all of our Club Members.
We are looking forward to this year’s Men’s and Ladies’ Member Guest events in January. Due to the high number of participants, we will once again have two separate days for the Men’s Member Guest and two separate days for the Ladies’ Member Guest. The Golf Professional staff along with the Member Guest committees, have been working extremely hard to make these events exceptionally fun and enjoyable days of golf!
Our BSMGA and BSWWGA opening day events were once again very popular. Both the Men and Women had a full field for each opening day event. All participants enjoyed a great day of golf, food and drinks. In December the BSWWGA held their annual Holiday Charity Event. This year the Ladies chose “The First Tee” as their charity. The First Tee is an international youth development organization introducing the game of golf and its inherent values to young people. The golf shop had collected hundreds of used golf clubs and golf bags from Broken Sound Club Members throughout the month of November that were donated to “The First Tee program” for underprivileged children who can’t afford golf equipment. In November and December we hosted two very successful Nine and Dine events. Both events drew a full field of 128 players and we have received an overwhelming amount of positive feedback from the participants. Competitors enjoyed the many on-course contests, and our Beverage Oasis, to cool off with a tasty drink. We look forward to hosting our next Nine and Dine event in the near future!
The Club Course has introduced a new program called “PGA Tour Partner Day”. Every Thursday and Friday throughout the PGA Tour season, each member playing golf on that day picks a PGA Tour player from the current week’s roster as their partner. The member’s net score from that day combined with the PGA Tour player’s score for that day will give them a Team Score. Each team is given a point total based on how they finished that day and the point totals are posted outside of the Club Course golf shop each Monday. The program is free to participate and it’s a fun way to compete against other members. Remember, you must post your score to be eligible to compete and it is important to post all scores to keep a current handicap for league play or just friendly competition! The Club Course will continue to hold demo days throughout the rest of the season. Please remember we offer a special “Demo Day only” discount on club orders from our featured vendor. Any golf clubs ordered on Demo Day from our featured vendor receives an additional 10% discount. Please see the website or golf shop for Demo Day schedule.
Jack Simon accomplished a rare feat in shooting his age of 78.
Pick A PGA Player For The Day
GOLFER OF THE MONTH Vito Magrone – October Ralph Druckman – November
EAGLE Paul Bonano Hole #17 Vito Magrone – Hole 16
HOLE IN ONE Leon Willams – Hole #7 December 9, 2013 Ralph Druckman – Hole #14 November14, 2013 Michael Genick – Hole #12 November 17, 2013 Leon Williams – Hole 7 December 8, 2013 Ed McGrattan – Holke #3 December 14, 2013
Tour Partner Day Every Thursday and Friday Complimentary Enrollment
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OLD COURSE NEWS by John Skaf PGA Director of Golf - Old Course On behalf of the Old Course Staff we would like to wish everyone a very Happy & Healthy New Year.
December 8 th . The event received great participation and a similar event will be held on January 20th. The OCWGA also played three league events in December. An OCWGA Ladies Mixer will be held on January 16th.
Our Meatball & Martini night golf event was held on November 20 th and although some early evening rain threatened to cancel the event, the skies cleared and it was another fun and exciting night. The team of Harvey & Judi Perry, Ira & Eileen Salk and Bill & Halina Tollin captured first place in the First Flight. The winning team in the Second Flight was Mike & Stephanie Carona, Nat & Judy Metzger and Ric & Susan Bershad.
January has a host of great events including the Men’s Member Guest which will be two single day events, held on January 6th and 7th. The Governor’s Cup will be a two day event, held on the 11th and 12th. The Mixed Member Guest will be a single day event held on the 26th.
The month of November also featured a Couples’ Mixer held on the 24th. The First Flight winning team was Gary & Kathy Frank along with Steven & Robin Sapirstein. The Second Flight had a first place team of Michael & Mimi Cannold along with Ken & Barbara Gershon. William & Deanna Weksel and Roy & Elaine Reiner captured First Place in the Third Flight. The Fourth Flight had a winning team that was comprised of Michael & Randi Hopman and Al & Emily Goldgram.
The Men’s, Women’s & Senior Club Championships are all scheduled in March. There will also be a Couples Championship on February 23rd. We invite all members to come out and participate in any and all events.
John Skaf, Director of Golf 241-6893 Pro Shop 994-8505 Hours: Mon - Sun 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM closed on Mondays from early May to early October
Driving Range Hours 7:00 AM - dusk.
Old Course Mixer
Regina Haskell, Michelle Mishaan, Jill Lieberman, Arlene Druckman
The Old Course will again host The Allianz Championship the week of February 3rd. The tournament dates will be February 7th – 9th. The Old Course Member Pro-Am will take place Monday, February 3rd. We will continue to host equipment demonstration days featuring manufacturers such as Titleist, Taylor Made, Ping and Callaway.
The OCMGA held three events in December which were highlighted by a men’s mixer on Iris Lund, Diane Kanfer, Karen Bilsky, Janet Edelstein
MIXED MEMBER GUEST January 26, 2014
GOVERNOR’S CUP January 11, 2014 January 12, 2014
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February 3, 2014 Judy Metzger, Marsha Pearlman, Maxine McLennan, Barbara Neimark
HOLE IN ONE
Stan Cohen – Hole #3 – April 13th Bob Verb – Hole #8 – Nov. 13th Kathy Oliver – Hole #8 – Nov. 21st
Elizabeth Nolan, Debbie Munoz, Bonnie Rappaport, Marianne Vishno
Old Course at Broken Sound February 3rd - 9th, 2014 www.brokensoundclub.org
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Robin Sapirstein, Huey Markson, Sandy Sher, Joan Sandler
Old Course Mixer
Club Course Opening Day
Larry Moses, Vic Parker, John Heller, Jim Wick
Gail Mtzner, Bonnie Rappaport, Eaine Goldstein, Carol Smith
Edie Reiter, Helene Mntz, Fran Feldman, Nancy-Jo Feinberg
Amy Gordon, Kathy Frank, Carole Wine, Linda Abrams
Gail Reiss, Lynn Schwimer, Maxine Mclennan, Diane Cornosfsky
John Denefrio, Bob Smiley, Elliot Mahler, Bob Verb
Ron Miller, Mike Mullaugh, Ken Fishman, Tom Cushing
Club Course Mixer
Richard Kesner
Diane Klein
Sandy Mischel, Albert Lefebvre, Norm Kurlander
Mr. & Mrs. Liszt and Mr. & Mrs. Safran George Delatorre, Stu Daniels, Ivan Snyder, Stuart Small
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Food & Beverage Tim Nelson, Director of Food & Beverage
241-6831 Lorant G. Botha, CHS, CHSP Catering Manager , 241-6892
BAGEL BREAKFAST Start the day off right and meet your neighbors at the Moonstone Cafe. Bagels and coffee served 7:00 AM - 9:30 AM, Monday thru Friday. To place orders for To Go meals, Shiva Platters etc. please call Cecilia Novellino at 561-241-6824. Keep an eye out for the Catering To Go brochure around the club!
Thursday, January 16 Saturday, January 18 Wednesday, January 22 Saturday, January 25 Sunday, February 2 Thursday, February 6 Friday, February 14 Wednesday, February 19
Dinner Buffet in Member’s Grille Room A la Carte Dinner at Old Course ~ Open to All Members Wine Tasting Tennis Dinner Dance Super Bowl Dinner Dinner Buffet in Member’s Grille Room Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance Wine Tasting
When we write this newsletter article, we also reflect over events of the past few months and renew our commitment to bringing new and innovative ideas to each event we produce, whether it is a newly conceived idea or one that we do every year. We hope that we can continue to create a sense of awe and exceed your expectations. The special events reservations have been skyrocketing, demonstrating once again that Broken Sound Club knows how to throw a good party. Special events such as Member meet Member left the attendees blown away by the creativity of the Catering Department and the lavish decorations and scrumptious bites - the attendance was the highest it has ever been with 440 guests joining us for the Opening Celebration. Photos of the event can be viewed on our website,
Facebook page and the Catering blog (brokensoundclub.wordpress.com). Our New Year’s Eve Celebration’s theme of “Mirror, Mirror on the wall” was inspired by the upcoming movie “Maleficent,” starring Angelina Jolie in the lead role. Inspiration comes to us from all different sources, from movies, music, food, a decorative piece seen while shopping at Z Gallerie, or even reinventing expected event themes such as jungle themed parties. For each event we think and rethink the endless possibilities, and settle on what would be most impressive, yet unusual. We will attempt to do the same for the Golf Member Guests, and this year’s inaugural Card Member Guest, which will delight guests with a colorful, peacock-like atmosphere. Décor is important everywhere. It sets a tone, a mood and creates an uplifting ambiance either in your home, or at an event.
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With the start of the new season, more venues reopened to the membership. The Pool Bistro is doing wonderfully. Check your inboxes or visit the Broken Sound Club website for the times of operation and the menus. Also, keep an eye out for the weekly email from the Food and Beverage Department called “Word of Mouth” that will keep you up to date with what’s cooking in Dining. To make dinner reservations at the Main Clubhouse and the Old Course please call 561-241-6877. We do not take reservations at the Hostess Podiums. Please ensure that your guests are aware of our dress code and remember that we have a cancellation policy. For regular dinners, reservations may be cancelled up to six (6) hours prior. Failure to cancel or a no-show will result in a charge of $15 per person for each member of the party. Making a reservation and failing to appear deprives other members of the opportunity to have dinner at the club. Complete dining policies are on our website. Keep in mind, that when making a reservation, please make sure you take note of the Confirmation Number that will be provided to you. Have your membership number ready when calling. An automated e-mail with subject line “New Reservation” or “Reservation Cancelled” will be sent as a confirmation, making it easier for members to follow up on their dining commitments. Please update your e-mail addresses with the Membership Department’s Jean Ouellette to make sure you receive these messages. In the midst of our season, our calendar is bursting. Each week is filled with community dinners, club events, private parties, and golf tournaments. Our staff is working tirelessly to ensure that each event is a complete success. We continue to book events every day, even into 2015! Thank you for your continued confidence. The Food and Beverage Office takes numerous phone calls, scheduled and unscheduled appointments – seven days per week. Therefore, in order to better serve you and to give you our undivided attention, we strongly urge you to call ahead for an appointment. Warm regards, Lorant G. Botha, CHS, CHSP Catering Manager
Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis 241-6888 Pro Shop 241-6880 Summer May 1 - October 31 Monday - Sunday: 7:30-3:00 Seasonal November 1 - April 30 Monday - Friday: 7:30-5:30 Saturday - Sunday: 7:30-5:00
MY SIDE OF THE COURT By Greg Wheaton Wheaton, Director of Tennis
Learnin’ With Vernon Tips & Strategies For Fun & Successful Tennis How Can I Become a Better Tennis Player?
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Tennis involves both the power of body and mind. Becoming a better player means calibrating and strengthening these two incredible assets. Here’s what YOU can do to make the most of your game! STRENGTHS – What do you do best? Know what that is and when the chips are down, count on that skill as the most prized weapon in your arsenal. Literally, play to your strengths! And FYI: everybody has one. If you don’t know what your strengths are, just ask a pro.
I hope your holiday was a rewarding one for you and your family. With our biggest events coming up in the next four months please pick up your pocket calendar in the tennis shop. In January we have the start of the Club
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Championships so don’t miss out on the biggest tournaments of the season that go through February. The Men’s Member Guest is on Saturday February 15th, followed by the Women’s Member Guest on Monday March 3rd. Sign up early for both of these popular events. If you have any questions about any of our upcoming events please call us at the tennis shop and let us help you enjoy your club.
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Men’s Member Guest
Club Championships
Saturday February 15th at 10:00am. 9:00am continental breakfast / check in 9:30am warm up
Men’s and Women’s Singles January 16-19 Mixed Doubles January 30 - February 2 Men’s and Women’s Doubles February 27- March 2
All Players who participate in the Club Championships must be available for all days of play.
There will be a $100 charge per team, which includes a gift package, prizes, and a luncheon reception immediately following the tennis. Call the tennis shop and sign up now with your guest.
CONDITIONING – Tennis is a really a foot sport with racquet in-hand. As with any cardiovascular activity, it is imperative to both warm-up and cooldown properly…don’t forget to stretch! Equally as important is putting the proper fuel in your body for training or for a competition. Be prepared to go three sets. Nothing is more frustrating than dominating a match, coming close to a win, and then losing control solely because you ran out of gas. MENTAL – How do you handle stress? You MUST be mentally tough. When the chips are down are you your own worst enemy? (Wouldn’t you rather be your own best friend!?) Do you take it out on your partner? Take responsibility. Don’t always point the finger: it’s not about playing the best tennis game ever, it’s about playing to the best of your ability and rising to each situation to handle what is given to you. Apply the power of positivity on yourself and your partner. You’ll both reap the benefits! PRACTICE – The phrase “practice makes perfect” was coined for a reason. It is critical that you spend time working on your game! Team practice is not enough. Have a focused practice to work on something specific so as to improve the weak parts of your game. Ask the pro what you need to work on and what drills you could be doing to get better. As a team, we are only as strong as our collective weaknesses…with focus and effort we can rise to the top! EFFORT – Do you want to get better? Actions speak louder than words! Get in there and make it happen. To get results, you must actually do the things it takes to get better. You can’t just want to get better because you want to…you have to give 100% time EVERY time you are on the court! View every situation as an opportunity to improve!
“ Successful people aren’t born that way. They become successful by establishing the habit of doing things unsuccessful people don’t like to do.” -Don Marquis
Social Mixed Doubles January 9th & February 13th, @ 6pm This is a great social event and a great way to meet new people. Come join other members and guests for a terrific evening of doubles. There will be pizza served following the tennis. There is a sign up required for this event.
Complimentary Clinics January 11th, February 8th @ 12:00 Do you want to learn to play better doubles and hit those special shots that all your friends seem to know how to hit? Join us for the first clinic of the 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.
Senior Tennis League Broken Sound Tennis is happy to announce we are ready for another year of the Palm Beach County Senior Tennis season. This season we will offer three men’s divisions. Men play on Thursday. The interest everyone has shown has been terrific. Please come out and support your friends and watch them compete against other clubs.
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St Andrews Tennis Challenge On Saturday December 7th we hosted St. Andrews Club and played in our 13th annual tennis challenge. The matches were very competitive, but we won 8-5. At one time we had 4 matches all in 10 point super tie breaks. We were fortunate to win 3 of the 4 matches to give us the win. We will keep the trophy for another year! All the participants enjoyed a wonderful day and as always we look forward to next year.
Jan / Feb 2014
Karen Wilson Spa Manager Doug Rotondi Assistant Dir. of Fitness
By Michael Tompkins Tompkins, Director of Fitness, Spa & Aquatics
Rotunda 241-6840 Spa 241-6868 Salon 241- 6899
Directors Note
New Year’s Fitness Resolution MADNESS! The New Year is here! While many, many people plan to use this landmark time to get healthier or lose weight, the problem with these goals is that they are difficult to maintain. Most people want to see a significant weight loss within a few months or hope to change eating habits within a few weeks. Unfortunately, weight loss and getting in shape can be more complicated than that, but here are some tips to help you reach your goals. The Screen - Come in for a complimentary fitness evaluation and cover topics such as nutrition, body composition, heart rates, injuries, rehab and blood pressure. Each individual screen gives us the necessary information to help design a program tailored to your specific needs and situation.
Knowledge – Understand what you are doing when you exercise. Personal trainers can help you design the perfect fitness program and educate you on machines, functional training, post rehab and proper cardio. Don’t just wing it. The more you know, the more efficient your wellness approach will be. Sport Specific Training – If you are an avid golf or tennis player, learn the best exercises to equip you to master your sport with more flexibility, strength and speed. Our golf specific TPI program is a great way to help determine biomechanical deficiencies in your golf swing. Above all, stick with your program and do not give up - John Norcross, a University of Scranton psychologist, recently told WebMD that 36 percent of people who make fitness resolutions quit after one month, and 56 percent quit after six months. The Broken Sound Fitness Staff is always around to help you achieve your desired fitness goals and to answer any questions. Happy New Year and stay strong, fit and healthy for 2014!
Hours Fitness Room / Rotunda Monday - Thursday 5:30am - 10:00pm Friday 5:30am - 8:00pm Saturday and Sunday 7:00am - 8:00pm Salon Everyday 8:00am - 6:00pm Spa Everyday 9:00am - 8:00pm
Leigh-Ann Davidson Assistant Spa Director 241-6858
New Service - The Moonstone Spa is offering
Corrective Skincare featuring PCA medical grade chemical peels. Medical grade chemical peels are targeted treatments that address aging Skin, Hyperpigmentation, Acne, Rosacea and Sun Damage. The treatments are performed by our PCA certified Estheticians and the treatments are sold as single treatments or in a series of 3 treatments. Please call 561-241-6899 to schedule a consultation with our Estheticians.
MOONSTONE SPECIALS La Bella January Spa Promotion PCA Skincare Consultation. Receive a $10 credit toward a corrective peel when you schedule a consultation. Includes a skin type analysis and a PCA Mask Mini Facial designed for your skin type. Also includes a home care kit to prep the skin for peels. Estheticians will design a program for the member and schedule appropriate corrective facial series. 60-minutes consult $60.
January Salon Event La Bella Donna Make-up event Tuesday January 14th 3pm – 6pm. Make-up lessons and application in the salon. Receive 15% off retail during the event. Must pre-register by calling 241-6899.
Gift Certificate Purchase a $100 gift certificate in the month of February and receive a complimentary candle.
February Spa Promotion The Perfect Pair. Moonstone Signature Package. A 60-minute Moonstone Signature Massage and Facial during the month of February. $150, save $15.
February Retail Promotion Double the Love. Double sized Sothys Cleansers and Toners (13oz) for the price of the regular sized product (8.5oz).
February Spa Event All About Skincare Thursday February 26th 12pm – 4pm. Learn about he results oriented facial treatments offered at the Spa and how they can help you to meet your skincare goals. Receive a $15 credit voucher, samples and information regarding CACI, Intraceuticals, PCA Corrective Skincare and Sothys.
Happy Hips! Yoga Workshop with Julie Murphy
Everyday life can lead to discomfort and tightness in our hips – and lower back pain is also often connected to stiffness in the hip area.
This 2-hour workshop focuses on releasing tension through yoga postures that create fluidity in hip movement. Sunday. January 12 2:00 – 4:00pm / $20 per person
New Trainers at Broken Sound
A yoga workshop is a master class, where you benefit from a specific focus, such as hip mobility or shoulder openers; and learn techniques you can use in future yoga classes or during your yoga practice at home.
Andrew Lebovic – BS - Health Science Education - University of Florida, ACSM – CPT Kari Lamb - BS - Exercise Science & Health Promotions - FAU, ACSM - CPT, CPR Fabio Garcia - International Sports Science Association (ISSA), International Fitness Association (IFA), TPI (Titleist Performance Institute), EMT Firefighter
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At a workshop, you have the opportunity to receive individual attention about your alignment, exploring the yoga poses more deeply. Please register at the front desk rotunda, 241-6840
YOUR SOCIAL COMMITTEE AT WORK Chair: Marjorie Lassoff and Vice Chair: Rowena Kovler
WHAT’S UP GROUP
GREAT COURSES
Presented By The Teaching Co. January 9 & 20 February 17 & 27 All meetings 7:30pm Media Room
COMPUTER CLUB Board Room 7 PM Sheila Garber 241-2665 January 14 February 11
GAMES/CARDS
Entertainment
Meets: Thursdays 12:00 meeting - Sandpiper Room Mentor: Stan Morgenbesser January 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 February 6, 13, 20, 27
What’s your game? We can help you find players on all levels for both men’s and women’s cards, including Bridge, Canasta, Mah Jong, Gin Rummy, Pinochle, Dominoes and board games. Elaine Silverstein at 995-1051 MzElaineS@aol.com
REEL WONDERS CINEMA NITE
7:00 PM Media Room Marilyn Laber 997-7313 January 6 “The Manchurian Candidate” (1962) Starring Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey, and Janet Leigh. A thrilling work of fiction with overtones of political satire and grave imaginings directed by the masterful John Frankenheimer. The Creation Of The Film. Moderated By Marilyn Laber February 3 “Mighty Aphrodite” (1995) Woody Allen’s hilarious and sexy comedy hit featuring Mira Sorvino in her Oscar winning performance. A wildly entertaining story filled with unpredictably funny twists that will leave you laughing long after it’s over. Woody Allen “The Bard Of Brooklyn” Moderated By Marilyn Laber
January 23rd Special Film Event 6:30 P.M. Pelican Room “R E D S” (1981) 12 Academy Award nominations. Warren Beatty’s Acclaimed Epic Masterpiece tells the story of 3 American Journalists whose writings unfold against the backdrop of the Russian Revolution. Starring Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson. “The Creation Of The Film” Moderated By Marilyn Laber...997-7313
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Connection To Conversation We welcome you to join our next session. A provocative gathering of participation, information and conversation. All meetings 4:00pm - Sandpiper Room. No registration. See You At The “Session” Marilyn Laber - 999-8928 Janaury 21 Bernie Ehrlich...Presenter “Is Life determined by love, chance and logic”?
February 18 Barbara Dicker, Presenter “Will the gay population ever enjoy acceptance”?
SOCIAL At The Club
Great Escape
HAPPY HOUR Every Friday 5:30 PM
CELEBRITY EQUINOX 10 Night Southern Caribbean February 21, 2014 Aqua Class: A1 $2,223.20 pp Concierge Class: C3 $1,873.20 pp
Shows BOCA RATON SYMPHONIA Roberts Theatre at St. Andrews School / Sundays, 3:00 PM $225 pp Jan. 12, Feb. 9, March 16, April 6 LYNN CONCERT SERIES Saturday 7:30 PM or Sunday 4:00PM Jan. 18, 19, Feb. 8, 9, March 22, 23
CELEBRITY REFLECTION 16 Night Trans Atlantic April 26, 2014 Ocean Veiw Veranda 1B $2,221.20 pp Ocean Veiw Veranda 1C $2,001.20 pp
Day Trips
KRAVIS CENTER WAR HORSE Fri, Feb. 14, 2014 / $75.00 pp Includes Show & Transportation
BECOME A LIVING CANVAS Artist creates a painting on you. (on your T-shirt) Thursday, Jan. 9 / $59.00 pp Includes step on guide Lake Worth, lunch, transportation Departing Broken Sound / 10:00 AM
WICK THEATRE 42nd STREET Sat. Jan. 18, 2014 / 2 PM / $53.00 pp
ART AFTER DARK NORTON MUSEUM OF ART Thursday, Jan. 30 $48.00 pp Tour, dinner, transportation Departing Broken Sound / 4:00 PM
CREST THEATER Brian d’Arcy James Tuesday, Jan. 28 / 8 PM / $46.50 pp Stephanie Block Tuesday, Feb. 11 / 8 PM / $46.50 pp LIVE AT LYNN TAP Sunday, Jan. 5 / 4 PM / $40.00 pp KRAVIS CENTER THE GERSHWINS’ PORGY & BESS Jan. 11, 2014 / 2 PM / $75.00 pp PARADE PRODUCTIONS MIZNER PARK THE LAST SCHWARTZ Sunday, Feb. 2 / 3:00 PM, Thurs., Feb. 13 / 7:30 PM $30.00 pp THE ORIGINAL FLORIDA FOLLIES Sunday, Jan. 26 1:45 PM / $26.00 pp Olympic Heights High School
CHAMPAGNE & CHOCOLATE Saturday, Feb. 1 Meet the artists, tour the Clay Glass Medal & Stone Gallery and enjoy a chocolate reception. Dinner party South Shores restaurant. Behind the scenes tour of the historic Lake Worth Playhouse $59.00 pp Departing Broken Sound / 4:00 PM
Classes & Lectures MATURE DRIVING COURSE Friday, Jan. 10 9 AM – 4 PM / $10.00 pp 100 YEARS OF COMEDY - LENNY DAVE Friday, Jan. 24 / 4:00 PM BRIDGE LESSONS With Keith Hanson $80.00 pp Tues. Jan. 28, Feb. 4, 11, 18, 25, March 4 Intermediate, Advanced 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Advanced Beginner 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Club Shows CABARET NIGHT Thursdays Doors open 7:15 PM for Dessert Buffet 8 PM showtime $35.00 pp EDWARD TWINS January 16 EARL TURNER February 6
THIS IS THE FBI Missions, Priorities, and Organization of today’s FBI Friday, Feb. 7 / 4:00PM 92 Y Live From NYC January 14 / 8:15 PM Young Life Calling Jane Pauley with Tom Brokaw February 4 / 8:15 PM Success In America Amy Chua and Jed Rubenfeld
MUSICAL DVD SERIES
BOOK CLUB
Media Room Paula Cantor 465-3052, Millie Evans 999-9298 Complimentary. No reservation needed
January 14 My Beloved World by Sonia Sotomayor
Monday January 27/ 7:00pm Barry Manilow - Music and Passion Live from Las Vegas Monday, February 24/ 7:00pm Peter, Paul and Mary - Carry It On The beginnings of folk
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February 11 The Round House by Louise Erdrich All readings - 4:00pm Media Room Judy Friedman 997-8154 otjudy@comcast.net Jane Mandell 998-8662
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Arnaud Delanoe, Junior Program Manager 241-6876
KIDS & TEENS EVENTS
Toddler Room 8:00am - 8:00pm
COOKING CLASS
Game Room 8:00am - 8:00pm
Day Care - Toddler Room Service available for members Mon - Fri 9:00am - 12:00pm, 3:30pm - 6:30pm Saturday 9:00am - 1:00pm $70 monthly unlimited service. $7.00 one time drop off for up to 2 hours.
After School Academies
Junior Tennis Program Number One Junior Resident
Tennis, Karate, Basketball, Fitness Contact Arnaud Delanoe 241-6876 Afdelanoe@gmail.com
Broken Sound resident Thomas Sinatora (15 years old), born in Boca Raton, has been practicing at Broken Sound Junior Tennis Academy .
Swim Contact Coach Kim 561-633-9133
His favorite player is Rafael Nadal. He currently plays with the Wilson Blade 98
East West Okinawan Karate self-confidence respect self-control
Make a “SPLASH” with Coach Kim
Private – Semi-private lessons After School Sting Ray Program Available Children and adults welcome
Mondays and Wednesdays $125 - 4 week session
The Junior Tennis Academy opened in 2006 with 6 participants and to date has an attendance of 120 players weekly, age 5 to 17 yrs old, with over 10 players state tournament level.
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New Member Reception For Now. For Life. Hadassah’s activities for the season are in full swing. We started the month off with a very enjoyable and successful Card Party. The delectable brunch served by the club was a highlight. We are most grateful to the staff for helping us create a successful event. Thank you to all who joined us, enjoyed themselves, while donating to enable Hadassah to continue its essential life saving work.
Myriam Harter and Mary Jane Suter
We are pleased to announce that our chapter met its financial goal for 2013. As we continue to support research and education, we are also asked to contribute to special projects. As part of the Florida Atlantic region, we have been charged with equipping one of the new Intensive Care Units in the new hospital. To that end we need your continued participation and support. We are proud to share a few of the latest project highlights from Hadassah.
company have isolated a chemical (peptide) from fetal tissue that is effective in preventing graft versus host reaction in people receiving Bone Marrow Transplants. This is a very significant discovery because it can help prevent transplant failure. Hadassah Medical Organization has launched a year long Women’s Heart Health Initiative, entitled “Every Beat Counts”. The program is aimed at altering Heart Disease as the NUMBER ONE KILLER OF WOMEN. A multidisciplinary team has inaugurated the program in 2 insular communities, one Arab and the other religious Jewish. We, in the U.S., have the opportunity to follow portions of the program. We invite you to join us for any and all of our planned events. Next general meeting is Monday evening January 13 at 7:30 pm. Our guests will be Victoria Jolson, Al Jolson’s daughter-in-law and Chuck Prentiss T.V. personality. We wish everyone a joyful holiday season and a healthy, happy and peace filled year. B’yedidut (in friendship), Judith Needle and Caryle Gulker co-presidents
Researchers at Hadassah in collaboration with Yale University and an American Biomed
Marilyn and Patrick Matrisciana and Barbara Rutter
BOCA FRIENDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH
Well here we are back in the Boca swing of things. Boca Friends kicked off the season with Liz Sterling a motivational speaker. She was great. Marianne and Jules Wang
On November 22nd we met with a lot of new Broken Sound residents at a coffee and conversation gathering so that we could enlighten them about Boca Friends. If you know of anyone who would like to become a member, please contact Esther Niditch at 9943696 On January 9th it is our annual card party. “Hats off to Boca Friends” is the theme. To attend contact Susan Kotkin at 998-2829. It is sure to be a huge success. Monday, January 13th we will be hosting a member appreciation brunch at the beautiful home of Andrea and Dennis Ratner in Vintage Isle. You must be a paid up member to attend. A brief meeting will follow brunch and then a fashion show by Rags and Bag. For further information contact Sandy Satell at 241-4521.
Sunday, February 2nd is our annual walkathon, brunch and silent auction. Always a fun morning, but if you do not want to walk, attend the brunch and silent auction or ride the route in a golf cart. Save the date, Tuesday evening March 25th. A special evening of comedy. Lastly we have brought back by popular demand White Hot Nights poolside at Broken Sound. The date is April 6. Contact Sandy Satell for further information. Our football pool has just concluded with one winner of $1,500. The winner is Howard B. Cohen. Congratulations! Many thanks to all who participated. All of us at Boca Friends are hard at work trying to make this the most successful season for fund raising. Keep up the good work Broken Sound and don’t forget to stop Marilyn Levine and myself, Paula Karp, to say hello.
Wendy Cohen and Lynn Klein
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Women’s Club Oh, my gosh! What a FABULOUS start we had with the Gala Fashion Show from the new Lord and Taylor of Boca! There were 380 members attending, and all we heard were raves since then. We were so proud of the entire day! To continue this wonderful season of speakers, we had another HUGE turnout for Dr. Robert Watson who continues to make history come alive for his audience. You will find below the list of speakers and trips yet to come. You may sign up for the luncheon meetings at the Front Lobby Desk OR at the Fitness Reception Desk OR at the previous luncheon, and to cancel, simply write “Cancel.....with your name” on any line of any page by the Monday prior to the luncheon. If you would like to join the Women’s Club call Rowena Kovler at 241-5486. Looking forward to seeing you at our many meetings and trips. Marjorie Lassoff, President LUNCHEON MEETINGS at the club, 11:40 AM (speakers and events subject to change) January 16 Professor Richard Israel “Yoga for the Mind” February 20 Dr. Joyce Saltman, Humorist “The Chocolate- for- Breakfast- Diet”
OUT OF CLUB TRIPS (bus included for each trip) The Bonnett House, Ft Laud - January 10 Guided tour of the Bonnett House and tropical gardens . Lunch at Greek Island Taverna. Call Judy Heller at 998-8344, $50 Jupiter Maltz Theater - January 29 “A Chorus Line” Lunch at the Jupiter Beach Resort, Call Andrea Morris at 994-5484, $68
Women’s Club Fashion Show by Lord & Taylor, Mizner Park Boca Raton Barbara Abady, Sheila Garber, Janet Gordon, Millie Blutstein, Lord & Taylor guest
BUTTERFLY AND GARDEN CLUB We have just had three wonderful events! On October 16th, Lorraine Conover, the president of the Boca Raton Orchid Society, demonstrated how to mount orchids on a variety of surfaces. On November 7th, we toured a garden in West Palm Beach, had Hors d’oeuvres, saw the art work and then had an “After the Tour Tea” at Sylvia Zeitlin’s home. What wonderful food everyone brought! On November 12th, we joined with the Book Club, and discussed the terrific book, Flight Behavior, by Barbara Kingsolver. On January 22, at 3:45 P.M. in the Media Room, Shirley Pedersen, the daughter of John and Lillian Pedersen, will tell us all about Africa U.S.A. John bought 300 acres in Boca in 1950, for $25.00 an acre. He transformed it into a wildlife, cage free park, with botanical gardens. He brought animals from Africa, planted over 55,000 plants, put in a waterfall and a geyser. (The geyser base is now in the community of Camino Gardens. ) With 300,000 visitors a year, Africa U.S.A. put Boca on the map! The park was even on the cover of Life magazine. africausa.com
On Saturday, February 8th, at 9:00 A.M. we will be going to Jeff Hutchinson’s, in Royal Palm Beach. Jeff grows bromeliads, big time! He has 1 1/2 acres, with over 15,000 varieties,- all under screening, and several hundred are for sale. Meet at my house at 9:00 and we will car pool. Wear low shoes with socks, to avoid any bites. The Secret Garden Tour of Fort Lauderdale is on Feb. 22nd, from 9:00-3:00 P.M. For tickets go to www.FLGC.org Tickets sell out and are $25.00. Come join our friendly group, and enjoy Florida’s beautiful gardens. All are welcome . Watch for the green flier in the bins at the club. Any questions, please call me, Lois Hendricks. 994-6747.
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Professional Russian-born Kazakhstani tennis player Galina Voskoboeva has chosen Broken Sound Club as her training site as she prepares for the January 2014 Australian Open in Melbourne Park. Galina began playing tennis at the age of six and turned pro in 2002 at the age of 18. She has steadily grown in Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) rankings to 68 in singles. Playing right-handed with a two-handed backhand she has won 63 career matches, has appeared in 13 WTA Finals and won two International Tennis Federation (ITF) singles titles.
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