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Thank You for Your Membership!

We are thrilled to offer you another exciting year full of entertaining, educational and enlightening social programs. This programming schedulegives you a taste of what's to come this year - from Cultural Events to LifelongLearning and so much more! The Club proudly boasts the most robust social calendar in town, and we add new events throughout the year to give you themost enjoyment from your Club membership.

Please visit our website at www.theclubatbocapointe.com and click on the ClubCalendar to see our most current schedule. Members may reserve online for mostevents.

We hope to see you soon at the Club!

Jane Young Helen KarpelSocial Director General Manager

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Table of Contents

Cultural Events......3-5

Trips.....5

Clubhouse Activities...6

Boca Unos....6

Lifelong Learning.....7-8

Seminars...9-10

Club’s Clubs...10

Club Special Events...11-13

Showtime Series......14

Children's Events/Card Play.15

All events are subject to change.

BR - Banquet RoomsCC - Center CourtEmb - Embassy RoomGC - Grand Café GCL - Grand Café LoungeImp - Imperial Room

MDR - Main Dining RoomML - Main LoungeLCR - Ladies’ Card RoomMCR - Men’s Card RoomMPR- Multi-purpose RoomRoy - Royal Room

RESERVATIONSUnless an opening date is specified, you can make reservations by calling the ReservationsOffice at 561.864.8503, Tuesday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or you can reserve onlineat any time at www.theclubatbocapointe.com

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Broadway Series 2013/2014 Season at Broward Center

All shows are on Tuesday evenings. Bus departs at 6:45 p.m.

Seats are all in the front orchestra. Cost: $690 per person includes tickets and bus.

No cancellations. Individual Tickets are available.

October 15, 2013 - "Chicago" Series Cost: $113 ppWinner of six Tony Awards, this show has everything thatmakes a great Broadway show withone "show-stopping song after an-other and the most astonishingdancing you've ever seen!" Set inthe legendary city during the roar-ing “jazz hot” 20s, Chicago tells thestory of two rival vaudevillian mur-deresses locked up in Cook CountyJail. Nightclub star Velma’s servingtime for killing her husband andsister after finding the two in bed together. Driven chorus girlRoxie’s been tossed in the joint for bumping off the lovershe’s been cheating on her husband with.

*December 3, 2013 - "The Book of Mormon" SeriesCost: $135 pp Ben Brantley of The New York Times calls it"the best musical of this century." Entertainment Weeklysays it's "the funniest musical of all time." From South Park

creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone,it's The Book of Mormon, winner ofnine Tony Awards® including BestMusical. Jon Stewart of The DailyShow calls it "a crowning achieve-ment. So good it makes me angry."This show is a winner of nine TonyAwards. *Non-series dates for "Bookof Mormon" are Tuesday , December17 and Thursday, December 19, and

Sunday, December 22, 2013. *Cost: $119 per person. Bus de-parts 6:45 p.m. No cancellations.

January 14, 2014 - "The Wizard of Oz" Series Cost: $113pp Andrew Lloyd Webber's new production is an enchantingadaptation of the all-time classic and includes new songs byTim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Web-ber. Developed from the ever pop-ular MGM screenplay, this newproduction contains all the much-loved songs from the Oscar win-ning movie score, all the favoritecharacters and iconic moments,plus a few surprises along the way.

March 4, 2014 - "Memphis" Series Cost: $113 pp Win-ner of four Tony Awards, includingBest Musical, "Memphis" bursts offthe stage with explosive dancing, ir-resistible songs and a thrilling tale offame and forbidden love. "Mem-phis" follows the 1950s-era interra-cial love story between Tennesseeradio disc jockey Huey Calhoun andlocal singer Felicia Farrell. Even astheir budding careers in R&B andearly rock 'n' roll prove the power of music to overcome prej-udice, their relationship sparks a racial backlash that may de-stroy their love.

April 1, 2014 - "American Idiot" Series Cost: $107 ppDirect from Broadway, the smash-hit musical "American Idiot", isbased on Green Day's GrammyAward-winning multi-platinumalbum and boldly takes the Ameri-can musical where it has never gonebefore! Based on Green Day’smulti-platinum Grammy Award-winning album, the smash-hit mu-sical AMERICAN IDIOT tells thestory of three lifelong friends,

forced to choose between their dreams and the safety of sub-urbia. Their quest for true meaning in a post 9/11 world leadsthem on the most exhilarating theatrical journey of the sea-son.

May 6, 2014 - "Ghost" Series Cost: $107 pp Relive theiconic and magical moments from the Oscar-winning movieGhost in a brand-new Broadway musical. Ghost the musicalbreathes glorious new life into a timeless love story. The mu-sical features an original pop score from multiple GrammyAward-winners Dave Stewart, one half of the 80s pop duothe Eurythmics, and Glen Ballard, co-writer with AlanisMorissette on the multi-platinum album Jagged Little Pill,among many other notable credits and collaborations. Themusical’s tale of everlasting love is thrilling entertainmentfor audiences of all ages.

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Broward Stage Door TheatreSaturday NightsBus departs 7:15 p.m.

Cost: $54 p. per show.No cancellations. Guests welcome.

November 9, 2013 - "SophisticatedLadies" The musical legacy of the Duke iscelebrated in this stylish and brassy retro-spective that has taken audiences and criticsalike by storm throughout the world. Fea-turing "it Don't Mean A Thing". "Take the ATrain", and "Satin Doll" to name a few.

January 18, 2014 - "9 to 5 TheMusical" This new musical comedy isbased on the hit movie and featuresDolly Parton's original hit title songalong with her new Tony Award andGrammy-nominated score. 9 to 5 TheMusical is a hilarious story of friend-ship and revenge.

March 15, 2014 - Stephen Sond-heim's “COMPANY" Company is oneof Stephen Sondheim's masterpieces inmusical theatre. The original productionwas nominated for a then-unheard-ofand subsequent record-setting fourteenTony Awards and won six. It featuressome of his best known songs including

"Being Alive" and "The Ladies Who Lunch".

June 21, 2014 - "Hello Muddah,Hello Faddah" Inspired by theGrammy Award winning song HelloMuddah, Hello Faddah, Hello Faddah"and Allan Sherman's eight record al-bums, hilarious song parodies arewoven into a merry musical about thelife of Barry Bockman and his beloved,Sarah Jackman. From birth to summerat Camp Granada, to marriage, to sub-urbia and the shopping mall, to retirement in Florida, the au-dience is treated to a zany cast of characters.

Community Performing Arts Series 2014At Spanish River Church in Boca Raton

Cost: $223 Series.Price includes tickets and bus.All shows on Monday at 8 p.m.

Bus departs at 7:15 p.m.Space is limited to members only.No cancellations. Guests welcome.

January 13, 2014 - Sarina Zhang – Piano and CelloProdigy Juilliard-trained prodigy, Sarina Zhang, per-forms evocative cello and piano concerti with a virtuosity anddepth of emotion that belie her years. Backed by Symphonyof the Americas, Sarina delivers performances any discerninglistener will love.

January 27, 2014 - String of Pearls This world premiermusical extravaganza features well-loved pops and classicalselections, performed by an all-star cast of singers and in-strumentalists. Our stage comes alive with the addition ofcostumed ballet, ballroom, tango and belly dancers.

February 17, 2014 - Big Band Retrospective - A uniqueprogram that traces the roots of the Big Band sound of the40s back to the homelands of immigrant artists of the day.This energetic showcase includes a mix of fabulous musicianswho bring the house down by performing music of BennyGoodman, Glenn Miller, Harry James and Gene Krupa, aswell as Ziggy Elman, Gershwin and more.

March 24, 2014 - Broadway to Opera - An evening offavorite Broadway hits and arias, performed by four wonder-ful vocalists. With narrated commentary and the full soundof the South Florida Philharmonic, this will be an eveningto remember!

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Saturday, September 21. 2013 - Il Volo at the American Airlines Arena. Il Volo, a trio of Italianteenage tenors, exploded onto the U.S. music scene andinto the hearts of their beloved fans following a show stop-ping appearance on American Idol. Their self-titled debut

album arrived at No. 6on the Billboard Top200 Charts. Il Volo recently received twoLATIN Grammy nomi-nations for Best NewArtist and Best PopAlbum by a Duo or aGroup. Don't miss the

opportunity to see them live. Seats are in the 100 section.Cost: $85 includes ticket and bus. Bus departs at 6:30 p.m.No cancellations. Space is limited.

Thursday, March 13, 2014 - Three JerusalemTenors Highly acclaimed Jerusalem tenors YevgeniShapovalov, Felix Livshitz and Vladislav Goray backed byan outstanding instrumental ensemble deliver stirring per-formances of popular, Broadway and opera favorites, sungin English, Hebrew, Yiddish, Italian and Russian. Don’tmiss this limited and very memorable engagement.Cost:$65 includes ticket and bus. Bus departs 7:15 p.m. No can-cellations. Guests welcome.

SHOWTIME INBRANSON

October 18-23, 2013Price Per Person $2,159 Double

$2,479 Single $2,079 Triple(Based on 25 Passengers)

Trip includes:Roundtrip Air and Local Transfers

Branson Transportation11 Shows

14 meals 7 Breakfasts,1 Lunch & 6 Dinners (1 Lobster Dinner)

Five Nights at the Hilton Promenade at Branson Landing

Baggage Handling(1 Piece per Person)

All Taxes and GratuitiesTrip Cancellation Insurance

Fabulous Shows...

For more information, please pick up a flyer at the Front Deskor in the flyer rack outside the Grand Cafe. There is a Reser-vation Information Form that you need to fill out and returnto Jane Young with your deposit of $300.

DECEMBER CRUISEJoin us from December 7 to December 14 on The CelebrityReflection leaving from Miami. The Celebrity Reflection is thenewest and most spectacular ship of Celebrity Cruise Line.You will visit San Juan, St. Thomas and St. Maarten.Threedifferent accommodations available. Pick up a flyer from theflyer rack for a description and pricing.

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Trips & Excursions

Miami City Ballet Series 2014at Broward Center

Fridays - February 21 and March 21Cost: $138 Series No cancellations.

Bus departs 6:45 p.m.Individual Tickets $69 each

Upper Orchestra Seats BB, CC, DDFriday, February 21, 2014Program 111 - Triple Treat

EPISODES Company PremiereBalanchine/Webern

TSCHAIKOVSKY PAS DE DEUXBalanchine/Tschaikovsky

WEST SIDE STORY SUITE Company Premiere

Robbins, Genarro/Bernstein, Sondheim

Friday, March 21, 2014Program 1V

DON QUIXOTEPetipa- Gorsky/Minkus

West Side Story

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Moving Forward SeminarJoin in this weekly seminar to learn new coping skills andways in which you can make yourself happy. Be part of ourlively and stimulating discussion group (topics provided bylicensed therapist), where you can find something interestingto apply to your life! Please join us for this weekly seminaron Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. in the Royal Room. No reserva-tions required.

Dance Lessons at the Athletics Center

Join us on Tuesday nights from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. as youlearn Ballroom, Latin and Line Dancing. TBA

Paper ToleSonnie Schneider has been teaching 3-D art for the past 11years. He teaches classes for the Most Popular Arts and CraftsCraze. Cost: $105 (includes tool kit, written directions andhands on help from Sonnie). Each class is an additional $17.You only pay for the classes you attend. Materials are extraand must be paid directly to the instructor. Classes are heldevery Wednesday from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. in the Multi-purposeRoom. New participants need to contact Jane Young at 864-8517 to reserve.

Lynn Conservatory of Music Concerts

We will be scheduling concerts on Sunday afternoons at 3p.m. on the Palms Terrace. Price is $8pp for each concert.No cancellations. Guests welcome. October 6, November 3,January 26, March 2.

Clubhouse Activities Boca Unos Corner

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Singles' Happy Hours5-7 p.m. in the Main Lounge

On Tuesdays, September 10, October 1, November5, December 3, January 7, February 4, March 11 &April 8. Meet and mingle with other members. Cost:$5 pp includes one drink of Wine and light horsd'oeuvres. No cancellations. Guests welcome.

Singles' Inter-Club Happy Hourat Boca Pointe

Tuesday, October 8, 20135-7 p.m. in the Main Lounge

Meet and Mingle with members from Polo, BocaWest, Hunters' Run, Indian Spring, Addison Reserve, Broken Sound, Boca Woods, Boca Resort,Gleneagles and Wycliffe.

Cost: $15 all inclusive which includes one drink ofwine, light hors d' oeuvres and entertainment by Uptown Express.

Male guests welcome.No Cancellations after Friday, August 30.

Book Discussions with Pat Cohen

Wednesdays from 10:30 a.m. to Noonon the Palms Terrace

The charge is $8pp per Book DiscussionSpace is limited to 25 people.

November 13, 2013 The Burgess Boys by Elizabeth Strout

December 4, 2013 The Snow Child

by Eowyn Ivey

January 29, 2014 And the Mountains Echoed

by Khaled Hosseini

February 26, 2014 Tell the Wolves I'm Home

by Carol Rifka Brunt

Reservations are required. No cancellations.

AARP Defensive Driving Course

with Instructor Joy Riddell

Tuesdays, October 15 & 22, 2013In the Embassy Room

9 a.m. – Noon$12 for AARP Members $14 Non-AARP

Please bring a blank check with you to the firstclass and the instructor will tell you who to make

the check payable to.

No cancellations.Space is limited to 24 people.

Minimum needed for the course is 15.

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Marleen and Harold Forkas Lifelong Learning Center at the Club at Boca Pointe

All lectures start at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday lecture series are on the Palms Terrace. Wednesday lecture series are in the Multi-purpose Room. Cost for each series is $25. Lectures must bepurchased as a series. No cancellations. Guests welcome.

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BARRYMORE and BOW, BOGART andBANKHEAD:

Hollywood’s Four “B’s”Dr. Kurt Stone's lecture series

Tuesdays - October 2, 9, 16 and 23. In classical music, one often hears about “The Three B’s”:

Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. In Hol-lywood, one often hears reference to“The Four Great B’s”: John Barrymore,Clara Bow, Tallulah Bankhead andHumphrey Bogart. Immensely tal-ented – and immensely troubled – thefour collectively appeared in over 250movies, plays and radio productions.Simultaneously, they provided copyfor some of Hollywood’s most intrigu-ing, salacious, tales and legends, and

were never far away from the glare of “page one.” These fourstand-alone lectures examine the lives and legends, the tri-umphs and tragedies of four stellar personalities. Throughthem we shall explore America’s growing fascinating for whathas come to be known as the “cult of personality.” Lectures(4)

1. John Barrymore (1882-1942): “The Great Profile” JohnSidney Blythe was the youngest, most talented and notoriousof the three siblings known collectively as the “House of Bar-rymore,” John had the talent and guts to perform a stellarHamlet in England, and then wind up drowning his artistryin a sea of alcohol.

2. Clara Bow (1905-1965): “The It Girl” The personificationof the roaring twenties, Bow at her peak received upwards of50,000 fam letters a week. A grade school dropout who wasnearly murdered by an insane mother and defrauded by anavaricious father, Bow wound up as the subject of a sensa-tional trial in which her penchant for drugs and alcohol, gam-bling and men, became public knowledge.

3. Tallulah Bankhead (1902-1968): “Hello dahling!” Thescion of a politically powerful family (her father was Speakerof the House of Representatives), Bankhead became the toastof Broadway and London’s West end, conquered Hollywood,and enthralled two generations with her madcap antics.4. Humphrey Bogart (1899-1957): “Bogie” Hollywood’spenultimate tough-guy, Bogart was actually the son of aprominent surgeon and a world-famous photographer. Afterprepping at Andover and entering Yale, Bogart turned to thestage – where he was the first to utter the immortal line “ten-nis anyone?” – and then go on to a legendary Hollywood ca-reer.

Biographical Information: Best-selling author, essayist,professor, medical ethicist, rabbi and occasional actor, KurtF. Stone is a real dyed-in-the-wool “Hollywood Brat.” Bornand raised not far from the corner of Hollywood & Vine, hecalls his love and encyclopedic knowledge of the film industry“a genetic inheritance.”

Legends Of Popular Music with Rod MacDonald

Great musical artists embody their times, blending real rootsand achievements with myth, acquiring legendary statusalong the way. From the swinging solos of Louis Armstrong

to the soaring harmonies of the Eagles,from the sophisticated romance of ColePorter to the vocal eloquence of ReneeFleming, from the timely brilliance ofthe Smothers Brothers to the decades-long virtuosity of Paul McCartney, theirsongs and performances inspire usthrough the years. This course will re-examine the work, biographies and en-during importance of legendarymusical artists of our time, and attempt

to sort myth from reality, using videos and excerpts from fea-ture films, live performances and research materials.

Fall Lecture Series (Tuesdays) November 5, 12, 19 & 26

•When Jazz Was Pops: Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby• The Beauty Of A Song: Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer,Hoagy Carmichael •Dueling Divas: Billie Holliday, Diana Ross, Lady SingsThe Blues •Growing Pains: Bobby Darin, The Monkees

Winter Lecture Series (Tuesdays) January 28, February 4, 11 & 25

•The Music Of Laughter: Victor Borge, SmothersBrothers, Steve Martin•Sunshine Supermen: The Beachboys, CSN & Y,The Eagles

•Curtain Call: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Renee Fleming•After The Fall: Lennon, Harrison, Starr, McCartney

Biographical Information: Rod MacDonald began hissinging career in the Greenwich Village, NY club scene, andhas lived since 1995 in South Florida. He has 21 songs in theSmithsonian Folkways collection and 10 solo cds, including“Songs Of Freedom” and “Dylan Jam + 2” in 2011. He ap-

pears in festivals, clubs and concert venues locally andthroughout North America and Europe, and was named“Best Local Acoustic Performer” by New Times, and one of“Ten magnificent musicians of Palm Beach County” by thePalm Beach Post. He is an instructor with FAU’s LifelongLearning since 2006, where his Music Americana series hasincluded courses on The Birth of Rock & Roll and The GreatAmerican Songbook.

Making Sense of the American Civil Warpresented by Dr. Stephen Engle

Fall Lecture Series (Wednesdays) December 4, 11, 18 & January 8

"Reconstruction: America'sUnfinished Revolution"

Winter Lecture Series (Wednesdays)March 5, 12, 19 & 26

Biographical Information: The History Department ofFlorida Atlantic University con-sists of a distinguished group ofscholars who specialize in theareas pertinent to the WeinerAmerican History Collection. Dr.Stephen Engel teaches 19th Cen-tury America, including the Age ofJefferson and Jackson, and hascompleted a new book on Feder-alism during the American CivilWar. He holds a PhD in Ameri-can History and has been at FAU since 1990, including fiveyears as History Department chair. He serves as ExecutiveSecretary and Book Review Editor for the Society of Civil WarHistorians.

Lecture Series presented by Dr. Claudia Dunlea

“The Rise and Fall of the Bonapartes”: The Lives of NapoleanI,II III and IV – This topic spans most of the 19th Century.From the French Revolution to Napolean’s first Empire, hisdownfall and eventually the establishment of a secondFrench Empire under his nephew Napolean III which willcome to an end with the Franco-Prussian war 1871.

Fall Lecture Series -Wednesdays October 30, November 6, 13 & 20

in the MPR

“Paying for the Holocaust: From the Wannsee Conferenceof 1942 to the Reparations Agreement between Israel andWest-Germany in 1952” – This would survey the “WannseeConference”, notorious for discussing “the final solution ofthe Jewish question” during World War Two until the earlypost-WW2 years and the attempt of West Germany to rec-oncile with the newly founded state of Israel by agreeing topay for Holocaust survivors.

Winter Lecture Series – Wednesdays January 15, 22, 29 and February 5

in the MPR

Biographical Information: Dr. Claudia Dunlea is Visit-ing Instructor of History at Florida Atlantic University(FAU). She received her doctorate in European IntegrationHistory from the University of Hamburg, Germany in 2003.Dr. Dunlea is the author of „Die Außenbeziehungen der eu-ropäischen Gemeinschaft fürKohle und Stahl von 1952-1960:Die Anfänge einer europäischenAußenpolitik?“ a book which in-vestigates the origins of a supra-national European foreign policyin the 1950’s. Her recent researchon the diplomatic relations of theEuropean Union was publishedin two articles: “The FutureUnion Embassies — The Begin-ning of the End of NationalDiplomacy?” and “Charles de Gaulle und das Scheitern einereuropäischen Diplomatie”.

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Marleen and Harold Forkas Lifelong Learning Center at the Club at Boca Pointe

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Dr. Kevin Wagner's Lecture SeriesWednesdays, April 2, 9, 23 and 30, 2014

7:30 p.m. in the Multi-purpose Room$25 for the series. No cancellations.

Guests welcome.This series will explore the way that mass media influencespolitics in America. Using a visuals and the latest politicalhappenings, this series will show what to take from news-casts, campaigns, and polls, and where conventional wis-dom is often wrong. Dr. Wagner will present survey results,media reports, and analysis of the latest happenings inAmerican Politics. The lectures will illustrate how the po-litical system is shifting with new technology and unre-stricted money from political interest groups. The series willalso explore the implications of the new Super-Pacs andwhat it means for future campaigns. Combining visuals,data, and occasional humor, Dr. Wagner will show howevents, technology, media, and politicians are shaping thepolitical discourse and what it means for America.

Thursday, October 10, 2013 - Presidential Childrenpresented by Myrna Goldberger. They came from dif-ferent backgrounds, different localities---but they all sharedone fact in common--their father was President of the U.S.Did they fulfill their legacy? This lecture will focus on theRoosevelt children, the Kennedy children and others. Didthey enjoy their status or did they resent living with no pri-vacy? 7:30 p.m. in the Imperial Room. Cost: $5pp.

Sunday, October 13 - The Nazi Titanic presented by Dr.Robert Watson. This is the unknown story of the most tragicmaritime disaster in history and the final chapter of theHolocaust. 3 p.m. in the Imperial Room Cost: $10pp.

Thursday, October 24, 2013 - Rodgers and Hammer-stein - "Join Marlene and Chet Solender as they visit themusic and the careers of the greatest collaborators on Broad-way". 7:30 p.m. Imperial Room. $5pp.

Thursday, November 7, 2013 - "Two for the Price ofOne" presented by Judith Levy. This year, Chanukahfalls on Thanksgiving! Best-selling author, Judith Levy, backby popular demand, will regale us with humor, stories andsongs about this wonderful holiday season and much more.7:30 p.m. in the Imperial Room. Cost: $5pp.

Thursday, November 14 2013 - Words.Alive! Pres-ents Glass Castle/Half Broke Horses. Meet three gen-erations of indomitable women from one family captured intwo "true-life-novels" by Jeanette Walls. The story of her col-orful, outrageous grandmother helps us to better understandher dysfunctional mother whose narcissistic behaviors leadto a childhood of cruel neglect for Jeanette and her siblings.In tracing the projectory of one families' history, Jeanettediscovers the origins of her own indomitable will. Cost: $5pp.

Thursday, December 5, 2013 - Jule Styne - "Visit"Gypsy", "Funny Girl", Peter Pan" and other hits asMarlene and Chet Solender tell the musical story of Mr. JuleStyne. 7:30 p.m. Imperial Room. Cost $5pp.

Thursday, December 12, 2013 – Creating Independ-ence from Back and Neck Pain presented by GeraldStern, PT, Cert. MDT 7:30 p.m. in the Imperial RoomCost $5pp.

Thursday, January 9, 2014 - Presidential Childrenpresented by Myrna Goldberger. This lecture will focuson Margaret Truman and Chelsea Clinton--only children inthe family. How did they cope with their roles as children ofthe White House and what successes did they accomplish?Would you have wanted to be a presidential child? 7:30 p.m.in the Imperial Room. Cost: $5pp.

Thursday, January 16, 2014 – Driving the Saudis, AChauffeur’s Tale of the World’s Richest Princessespresented by Jayne Amelia Larson -Author and actress,Jayne Amelia Larson, will be performing characters and dis-cussing her New York Times bestselling book Driving TheSaudis (2012, Simon & Shuster), based on her award-win-ning play. “When the author, a Hollywood hyphenate (actor,voiceover artist, producer, came into an unexpected financialcrisis, she needed to find a quick fix to keep the cash flow-ing…But she didn’t expect to wind up driving around someof the world’s wealthiest people, members of the Saudi royalfamily.7:30 p.m. in the Imperial Room. Cost: $5pp.

Sunday, January 19, 2014 - The Best of JewishBroadway presented by Chuck Prentiss -See for the firsttime all together on one stage, The Greatest Jewish Broadwaystars, narrated by a true Broadway expert, Chuck Prentiss.See some of the best original footage of Al Jolson, Molly

Seminars

Robert Watson

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Marlene and Chet

Some seminars are on Sundays at 3 p.m. and others are on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. All will be heldin the Imperial Room unless otherwise noted. No cancellations. Guests welcome. Some seminars

are $5 per person and others are $10 per person.

Myrna Goldberger Chuck Prentiss Jayne Amelia Larson

Picon, Barbara Streisand, Eddie Cantor, Joel Gray, plus somany more. Time: 3 p.m. in the Imperial Room. Cost:$10pp.

Sunday, February 2, 2014 – The Comedy of Agingpresented by Dr. Ira Epstein - There may be nothing that youcan do about growing old, but that doesn’t mean you can’tlaugh about it. This lecture examines the aging processthrough comedy routines of Robert Klein, Bill Cosby, RitaRudner, Phyllis Diller, Ellen Degeneres, Danny Kaye, MyronCohen Jerry Seinfeld and others as well as through humor-ous songs by Pete Seeger, Tom Lehrer, Tom Paxton, Pam Pe-terson and by quotes and cartoons dealing with growing old.As author Pritchard remarked: “You don’t stop laughingwhen you grow old. You grow old when you stop laughing.”Dr. Ira Epstein served as professor and chairperson of theCommunication Skills Department at LaGuardia CommunityCollege, C.U.N.Y. and as assistant professor in the School ofEducation at Brooklyn College, C.U.N.Y. He continues toserve as Professor Emeritus at LaGuardia. Time: 3 p.m. inthe Imperial Room. Cost: $5pp.

Thursday, February 13, 2014 - Words Alive! TopicTBA - Wednesday in the Multi-purpose Room. Cost: $5pp.

Thursday, March 6, 2014 - Kander and Ebb - "Its raz-zle dazzle and oom-pah-pah time as Marlene and Chet Solen-der present the fabulous, heart pounding music and the lifestory of John Kander and Fred Ebb". 7:30 p.m. ImperialRoom. Cost: $5pp.

Dan Hudak, Outstanding film Critic Lectures Thursdays - 7:30 p.m. in Imperial Room. Cost:$5pp per lecture.

October 3, 2013 - "Fill The Void" Screening and Discus-sion (7:30-9:30 p.m.) A hit at the Sundance Film Festival,"Fill the Void" chronicles an 18 year-old Israeli woman asshe's forced to marry the husband of her late sister in anultra-Orthodox Hasidic community in Tel Aviv. Film criticand professor Dan Hudak will introduce the film, then leada discussion after the screening. No doubt there will be plentyto discuss!February 6, 2014 - A Journey Into the Best PictureOscar Nominees (7:30-9 p.m.) Join film critic and profes-sor Dan Hudak as he discusses why each movie was nomi-nated, what the audience should look for to predict thewinner and why the Oscars are sometimes so confounding.Clips and an in-depth look at each nominee will provide aninsider's guide to how things will go down on Oscar night,March 2.

Biographical Information: Film critic and professorDan Hudak's work has appeared in various print, radio andtelevision outlets, including the South Florida Sun-Sentinel,Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun, WLRN-FM (South Florida'sNPR affiliate) and WPLG-TV Miami-Ft. Lauderdale. Dan isthe former Chairman of the Florida Film Critics Circle and isa member of the Southeastern Film Critics Association. Heteaches Film History and Film Appreciation at Palm BeachState College, and his work can be found online at hudakon-hollywood.com.

Seminars

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Adventurers’ Club Arlene Adelson - (561) 392-2257

Boca Pointe Artist GroupElaine Drucker - (561) 394-7496

Camera Club - Mervyn Hurwitz (561)-367-0477Scam Troupe

Harriet Rubin - (561) 394-7496

Volunteer ClubHarriet Rubin - (561) 394-7496

Creative Writing ClassSteven Appelbaum - (561) 367-8588

Yiddish ClubSylvia Bernstein - (561) 392-4734

Club’s Clubs

RESERVATIONS

Unless an opening date is specified, you can make reservations by calling the Reservations Office at 561.864.8503,

Tuesday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.or you can reserve online at any time at

www.theclubatbocapointe.com

Club Special Events

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Ghost & Goblins Dinner Dance

with Euphoriain the Main Dining Room

BuffetDancing 7 to 11 p.m.

$ 45pp++Costumes or Elegant Casual

Friday, February 14, 2014

Enjoy an evening of lovewith your sweetheart

Thursday, November 28, 2013Thanksgiving Buffet

Seatings from 2 to 7 p.m.Main Dining Room

$38pp++ Adult$20pp++ Children

Elegant Casual

Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Christmas DayBuffet

at Center Court12 to 3 p.m.

No Reservations Necessary

Adults $16pp++Children $8pp++

For more info about these Events, please see Pages 12 and 13.

Saturday, October 26, 2013

Club Special EventsSunday, September 1, 2013

Labor DayDinner Dance with Calypso Band

Wilson Baptiste Band6 to 10 p.m.

Poolside at Center Court$ 42pp++ Buffet

Casual DressNo cancellations after August 23.

Friday, October 18, 2013 Special Showtime

with Impressionist Ken Block.Ken Block has performed his one man Comic/Impres-sion show all over the world on cruise ships and at the-aters and venues from Hawaii to Atlantic City. Withover 150 voices in each show ranging from comedians,singers, politicians, television and movie stars, there isalways something for everyone. He will make you laugh,make you cry, but mostly, you will be entertained. 7:30p.m. in the Imperial Room. Cost: $15 pp all inclusive.

No cancellations. Guests welcome.See Flyer for Opening Dates

Saturday, October 26, 2013Ghost and Goblins

Dinner Dancewith Euphoria

in the Main Dining RoomDancing 7 to 11 p.m.

$ 45pp++ BuffetCostumes or Elegant Casual

Reservations open for Equity Memberson September 25.

Reservations open for Premier Memberson October 2.

No cancellations after October 18.

Wednesday, November 27, 2013Hanukkah Menorah

LightingBanquet Rooms Time TBARefreshments for Children

Thursday, November 28, 2013Thanksgiving Buffet

Seatings from 2 to 7 p.m.Main Dining Room

$38pp++ Adult$20pp++ Children

Elegant CasualReservations open for Equity Members

on October 23.Reservations open for Premier Members

on October 30.No cancellations after November 14.

Wednesday, December 4, 2013Tree Trimming3:30 p.m. Lobby

Light Refreshments

Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Christmas Day Buffetat Center Court

12 to 3 p.m.No Reservations Necessary

Adults $16pp++Children $8pp++

Tuesday, December 31, 2013New Year’s Eve

with Manhattan MusicMain Dining Room

Jackets - Black Tie Optional$119pp++

Open Bar, Extensive Horst d’oeuvre, Food Stations

and a Fabulous Viennese TableDancing and Entertainment

Reservations open for Equity Memberson November 6.

Reservations open for Premier Memberson November 13

No cancellations after December 20.

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Sunday, January 12, 2014The Shabbatones

The University of Pennsylvania Jewish Singing Group

3 p.m. in the Main Dining RoomThe Shabbatones are one of the premier Jewish a cap-pella groups in the country, which specializes in singinga blend of popular and religious music in English andHebrew. You won't want to miss this fabulous concert!Hear all about the students following the concert.

Cost: $10pp No cancellations. Guests welcome.

See Flyer for Opening Dates

Thursday, January 30, 2014BINGO NIGHT

7:30 p.m. Banquet Rooms$10pp Prizes

Card Room Attire Reservations open for Equity Members

on January 2.Reservations open for Premier Members

on January 9.No cancellations after January 24.

Friday, February 14, 2014Enjoy an evening of love with

your sweetheart!Info to follow

Reservations open for Equity Memberson January 15.

Reservations open for Premier Memberson January 22.

No cancellations after February 7.

April 14 & 15, 2014Passover Seders

Dinner & Services6:30 p.m. Main Dining Room

Sit-Down Dinner Adults $46pp++ Children $23pp++

Jackets or Elegant CasualReservations open for Equity Members

on March 12.Reservations open for Premier Members

on March 19.No cancellations after April 4.

Friday, July 4, 2014Independence Day

Dinner DanceInfo TBA

Special Sunday Brunch11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

December 22, 2013January 19, 2014February 16, 2014

April 20, 2014 Easter Sunday Brunch May 11, 2014 Mother’s DayJune 15, 2014 Father’s Day

Pool PartiesCenter Court 12 - 3 p.m.

Saturday, December 28, 2013w/ Wm Penn House

Monday, February 17, 2014w/ Wm Penn House

Face Painting

Member MingleHappy New Year

Thursday, January 2, 20145-7 p.m. Lobby

Chef Terry’s Bistro Dinners

Dates TBA

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other

It’s in the CardsChildren’s Events

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Beginner Canasta Lessons Made Easywith Rhoda Kupersmith

9:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.in the Ladies’ Card Room.

Cost: $120 for five sessions – No cancellations. Couples welcome.Dates are: Tuesday September 17,

Thursday, September 19, Tuesday, September 24.Thursday, September 26, Tuesday, October 1.

Beginner Mah Jongg Lessons with Instructor Marilyn Weston

Thursdays - October 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31, 20139:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. in the Ladies' Card RoomCost: $120 for five lessons. No cancellations.

Minimum of 5 people needed to hold the classes.

Duplicate Bridge with John BlackJoin us with your partner

Mondays at 12:30 p.m., Wednesdays at 7:15 p.m.,Fridays at 12:30 p.m.

Intermediate/Advanced Bridge Lessons with Keith Hanson

Fridays, 9:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.in the Imperial Room

Cost: $120pp per session No cancellations. 2013 Fall Class Dates

Fridays 11/8, 15, 22 and 12/6,13 & 20 Defense: 3rd hand play, 2nd hand play, extra tricks

with trumps, Bidding: Picture opening bids, better bidding1, better bidding II

2014 Winter Class DatesFridays 2/ 21 & 28 and 3/7, 14, 21 & 28

Declarer play: Counting and concentrating, the percentage play, duplicate bridge declarer play, betterbidding III, balancing, duplicate bridge bidding

Social BridgeLast Tuesday of the Month 6:45 p.m. in the Royal

Room No Social Bridge in September and December

Getting to Know You Looking for a Card Game?

Sunday, November 17, 20132 p.m. in the Imperial Room

Sign up Sheets in all the Card RoomsNo charge

Ladies’ Bridge Member GuestTBA

Thursday, December 26, 2013 Linda the Parrot Lady and her Parrot Show

in the MPR at 1 p.m.Reservations Required. No Charge

Thursday, December 26, 2013 Magicians with Dinner Reservations

in the MDR 6-9 p.m.

Friday, December 27, 2013CARNIVAL with D.J.

11 a.m. to 3 p.m.Flying Teacup Ride

Game Trailer with GiveawaysBungee Jump Obstacle Course

Animal Land Toddler Play AreaAirbrush Tattoo Artist Sand Art Necklaces

Bead Art Face PaintingClowns And Much Much More...

Reservations RequiredNO CHARGE

Food Available for PurchaseMEMBERS ONLY

Membership Card Required For Admission

Friday, December 27, 2013 Balloon Artists with Dinner Reservations

in MDR 6-9 p.m.

Saturday, December 28, 2014 Pool Party with William Penn House

12 - 3 p..m.

Monday, February 17, 2014 Pool Party with William Penn House

with face painters 12 - 3 p..m.

Tuesday, February 18, 2014McCarthy Wildlife Presentation

11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Grand Café PatioReservations Required

Tuesday, February 18, 2014 Magicians with Dinner Reservations

in the MDR 6-9 p.m.

Thursday, February 20, 2014 Balloon Artists with Dinner Reservations

in MDR 6-9 p.m.

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Tuesday, December 31, 2013

the Club at Boca Pointe