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Welcome New MembersBrumel, Alan & Stacey - TimbermillLaura, Anthony & Elzbieta Cieslik - Bent CreekSchachter, Robert & Fran - Laurel PointeSomerstein, Michael & Ellen - Bridgepointe

Artist - Sandra Ende

CondolencesOur condolences to the family of NormanBortz, Beverly Kodish, Lew Nucian, SandraReznic

Membership Reportas of July 31, 2009Social 391Tennis/General 249Master 469Old Course 345

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

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Gulliver’s TravelsGulliver’s TravelsGulliver’s TravelsGulliver’s TravelsGulliver’s Travels

“The scenery was spectacular, and thistime of the year, the sun never sets, soyou imagine how many pictures are taken.”Marty Shuwall commenting on his cruiseto Northern Europe.

Randy and Alan Sussman experience agreat trip starting in Venice, Italy withadditional port of call in Dubrovnick, Turkey,Mykonos, Santorini, and Corfu.

“The scenery was terrific and the portsfull of interesting history”

Connie Siskowski, RN, PhD, has beenawarded a Lifetime Ashoka Fellowship andmonetary grant to expand the AmericanAssociation of Caregiving Youth (AACY), anational resource for caregiving pre-teens,teens, families and professionals.

AACY is the national outgrowth of theCaregiving Youth Project, which Dr.Siskowski established in 2006 as the firstcomprehensive program in the UnitedStates to address the challenges faced bychildren who take care of aging, ill ordisabled family members.

Ashoka is a global association of leadingsocial entrepreneurs who combine thefaculties of a business entrepreneur witha social mission to create systemic changein areas of human concern.

Reminder to MembersNo Tipping Policy

In accordance with club rules, Broken Soundhas a no tipping policy excluding banquetservices. Gifts of non-alcoholic consumables maybe made by members to employees at holidaytime provided the gift does not exceed $25.00 invalue and may be consumed in 48 hours. Anyother gifts or tips is in violation of the Club rulesand may result in discipline to the Member and/or the employee.

From the balcony of Mr Shuwall’s stateroomon the Regent Seven Seas Voyager,movingthrough the fjords of Norway.

For more information about AACY or Ashokavisit www.aacy.org, www.ashoka.org or call(561) 391-7401.

Congratulations to Mrs. Siskowski.

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Friday, November 13Friday, November 13Friday, November 13Friday, November 13Friday, November 134:00PM Royal Palm Room4:00PM Royal Palm Room4:00PM Royal Palm Room4:00PM Royal Palm Room4:00PM Royal Palm RoomRSVP Al & Sue 241-6846RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846

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Gabbi MosesBark Mitzvah July 6, 2009

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General Manager’sMessage

driving range, and adding trees among otheritems. We have negotiated the purchaseof new golf carts for both courses and wewill be installing a new awning at the CentreCourt Café (after hurricane season). Wewant to extend our congratulations to JeffWaber and Joe Hubbard who won thissummer’s Pro-Superintendent GolfTournament, and also Bob Bettinger whowas selected for Boca Raton’s new GreenCouncil as chairperson. Broken Sound willhold its own “Green Fair” this year onJanuary 15th.

All of our managers have been working onthe upcoming seasonal schedules and youwill receive these shortly. Our Director ofFinance, Dianne Hart, has worked closelywith all of our directors, to finalize a budgetwith minimal increases. Broken Sound is inexcellent financial condition and I want topersonal ly thank al l of the club’smanagement staff on their hard work inmonitoring expenses without sacrificinghospitality and amenities.

Our social calendar has some exciting eventsincluding Tony Orlando, and the “Let’s HangOn” show with all of the Four Seasons musicand the Jay White show which is a NeilDiamond tribute – even Neil Diamondrecommends him! Our big “welcome back”Member Member dinner dance is Saturday,November 14th. Also, this year, in lieu ofTanglewood, which has been here for thelast few years, we will be having a SanGennaro Festival on February 27th. We willalso have the 92nd Street Y presentationsagain with the first one scheduled forOctober 1st. Our New Year’s Evespectacular last year wi l l again bespectacular with one change as formalattire will not be required.

As you can see, we have been busy and wewill continue to add to our schedules andupdate everyone via emails. If you are notcurrently receiving the club’s emails andwant to be added to our list, please contactthe Membership office.

On a personal note, I hope that everyonehas enjoyed their travels, time with family,or just plain relaxing during the summer.

Sincerely,John Crean, CCM CHAGeneral Manager/Chief Operating Officer

I truly want to thank all ofyou for supporting theclub, especially in thiseconomy. We continue toserve lunches every day,dinners in the main club

and pool grille, day trips, dinner dances,children’s events and our great comedynight in June with Sarge, and we’ve hadone of our busiest summers ever. I alwaystell our staff that the club should be anextension of everyone’s homes and whenyou come here for cards, lunch, dinner orany of the activities, I want to reinforcethat feeling of hospitality. We all spend manyhours here and as a result, we becomesomewhat of a family and that applies toboth staff and members. I think of thataspect as one of the main reasons tobecome part of Broken Sound.

Before detailing any of our other activitiesduring the summer, I would like to commenton one of the many rumors floating outthere – we do not plan on building anunderground garage! There are so manyrumors I’ve heard about the club’s longrange plan that I want to take thisopportunity to let you know that you will bereceiving letters and emails about upcomingmeetings we will be having in the fall sothat everyone can obtain the rightinformation. You have all received lettersstating that the long range plan was onhold for the past year. We did let everyoneknow that permits were filed with the cityof Boca and that we had a plan from thearchitects for some much-neededrenovation, especially moving the ladiescard room downstairs, for safety as wellas practical purposes, and expanding theparking lot (above ground). Whateverrumors you have heard about the specificplans or dollar amounts are probably notcorrect and I urge you to be patient untilyou receive the correctcorrectcorrectcorrectcorrect information.Everyone will be notified of the upcomingmeetings and there will be numerous datesand times so that you all should be able toattend before you have the opportunity tovote on the plan.

As for all our projects during the summer,they are really too numerous to detailbut we have been doing basic maintenanceand housekeeping, painting, fixing chairs,landscaping and doing work on thegolf course including aerification onboth courses, modification of the Old Course

Dear Members,I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and we look forward to seeingour “snowbirds” soon. However, we do have many year round membershere so our activities don’t stop in the summer.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITYAll Shows Are 8:00PM - $50.00 pp per show

January 27, 2010DIE FLEDERMAUSDie Fledermaus defined Viennese operetta atthe height of its Golden Age. Life looks good toGabriel von Eisenstein until he, his lovely wife,and their rambunctious maid are caught in apractical joke that exposes all of their secrets!

February 24, 2010BARBER OF SEVILLEA quick-thinking barber uses all his skills tomake it possible for Count Almaviva to courtthe beautiful Rosina, the unwilling ward of thepossessive Doctor Bartolo.

February 24, 2010CARMENWho can forget Georges Bizet’s famous opera,Carmen. The beautiful gypsy who loves onlythose who don’t love her. With its exotic Spanishsetting, it introduces a note of realism into operathat was very controversial.

CREST THEATERBROADWAY CABARET SERIES$46.50 pp per show - includes Show, Meet theArtist, & Champagne Reception

January 12, 2010WILL AND ANTHONY NUNZIATAIdentical twins have taken the music andcabaret world by storm.

Feb. 23, 2010TONY DANZAThis Emmy nominated actor is a versatilesong and dance man.

March 2, 2010CHRISTINE ANDREASBest known for her landmark performance inthe revival of My Fair Lady.

April 2, 2010ADAM PASCALAdam was a Tony Award nominee for hisgroundbreaking performance in the PulitzerPrize winning musical, Rent.

LYNN UNIVERSITY PHILHARMONIASeries of 6 concerts $144ppSaturdays 7:30pm Sundays 4:00pmSat. Nov 14, Dec 5, Jan 30, Feb 20, April 10Sun. Nov 15, Dec 6, Jan 31, Feb 21, April 11

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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 241-6831Lorant G. Botha, Catering Manager 241-6892Carl Ramallo, Lead Dining Reservations 241-6877Hostess Podium (Main Dining Room) 241-6859Hostess Podium (Centre Court Cafe) 241-6815Old Course Bar 241-6854Pool Bar 241-6856

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

MembershipDear Members,

We have been busy thissummer working on anumber of events for nextseason and I would like tohighlight a few of them.

We have our annual Member-Memberparty on November 14th, a variety ofchildren’s events during Christmas-NewYear week, a spectacular New Year’s Eve,a great “Jersey Boys” type show in January,a Neil Diamond tribute in February and TonyOrlando in March just to name a few.

Two new events this year include a GreenFair on January 15th where we will bring innumerous vendors with a variety ofenvironmentally friendly products for you tosee. And don’t miss our San GennaroFestival on February 27th – an outside food,games, rides and music fair for adults.

Once again CMA has scheduled flu shotsso please take advantage of this opportunity

on October 13 or November 10th in the19th Hole.

Sincerely, Maureen Schreiber,Membership Director

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Experience The Old CourseExperience The Old CourseExperience The Old CourseExperience The Old CourseExperience The Old Course

Three-month trial program is now available.Experience all the Old Course has tooffer.

No-long term commitment is required tosign up, but the number of tr ialmemberships is very limited so call earlyto guarantee your spot. At the end of thethree-month trial period, you may elect tobecome a full Old Course member, subjectto availability, or return to your originalcategory of membership.

Contact Maureen at 241-6820 or Jeanat 241-6835 in the Membership Officefor complete details.

Thursday, October 1Thursday, October 1Thursday, October 1Thursday, October 1Thursday, October 1Main Clubhouse - 8:00pmMain Clubhouse - 8:00pmMain Clubhouse - 8:00pmMain Clubhouse - 8:00pmMain Clubhouse - 8:00pm

Maria Bartiromo is the anchor of CNBC’sClosing Bell with Maria Bartiromo and thehost and managing editor of Wall StreetJournal with Maria Bartiromo, the most-watched financial news program inAmerica.

$10pp includes presentation & dessertRSVP Al & Sue 241-6846

Maria Bartiromo: Captains of Industry

LABOR DAY DINNERMonday, September 7LABOR DAY DINNERMonday, September 7

Music for your Listening and Dancing Pleasure

5:30 PM - 9:30 PM / $29.95 per person plus taxChildren 4yrs - 12yrs $15.95 plus tax

Reservations are Required, Please call 561-241-6877Casual Attire Acceptable, Please No Logo Tee Shirts or Hats

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BROWARD CENTER FOR THEPERFORMING ARTS

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERAWednesday, January 6 /8:00pm$81 includes transportationA hideously deformed man lives in the cellars ofthe Paris Opera and takes a stunningly beautifulsoprano as a student in this classic show - the longestrunning production in Broadway history. Winnerof 7 1988 Tony® Awards, including BESTMUSICAL.

LEGALLY BLONDEWednesday, November 18 / 2:00pm / $56Saturday, November 21 / 2:00pm / $60transportation on your own.Hilarious MGM film is now a smash hit musical.Legally Blonde follows sorority star Elle Woods,an underestimated blonde who doesn’t take “no”for an answer. When her boyfriend dumps herfor someone more “serious,” Elle puts down thecredit card, hits the books, and sets out to go whereno Delta Nu has gone before: Harvard Law.

ALFRED HITCHOCK’S THE 39 STEPSThursday, February 11 / 2:00pm$65 includes transportationMix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel,add a dash of Monty Python and youhave...(mystery chords!) THE 39 STEPS,Broadway’s most intriguing, most thrilling, mostriotous, most unmissable comedy smash! Winnerof 2 Tony® Awards!

IN THE HEIGHTSWednesday, March 24 / 2:00pm$64 includes transportationWinner of four 2008 Tony® Awards includingBEST MUSICAL!, is a sensational new showabout chasing your dreams and finding your truehome. An exhilarating journey into a vibrantManhattan community - a place where the coffeeis light and sweet, the windows are always open,and the breeze carries the rhythm of threegenerations of music.

THE COLOR PURPLEWednesday, April 14 / 2:00pm$67 includes transportationA soul-stirring musical based on the classic PulitzerPrize-winning novel by Alice Walker and theOscar-nominated film by Steven Spielberg. It isthe unforgettable and inspiring story of a womannamed Celie, who triumphs over tremendous oddsto find joy in life, and her true inner beauty.Nominated for eleven Tony® Awards,

MARY POPPINSSaturday, June 26 / 2:00pm$97 includes transportaionCombining the best of the original stories by P. L.Travers and the beloved Walt Disney film. Includessuch wonderful songs as “Chim Chim Cher-ee,”“A Spoonful of Sugar,” “Let’s Go Fly a Kite” and,of course, “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.”

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Irene Messulam, Doris Epstein, Iris Malen, Paula Gluckman, Marilyn Gusky, Toby Lowenstein

Arlene & Joseph Katz Doris & Elmer Epstein

Mr & Mrs Corwin and Mr & Mrs Rudnick Melanie Liebman

Patricia Leff and Arlene Paul

Gerald Yass & DancerMrs & Mr Wine

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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

Club Course NewsWe still have a few summer events left.

A “Labor Day” CouplesScramble is scheduledfor Sunday, September6th. Guests are per-mitted for this event.The cost for this greatevent is $39.99 plus taxper player and getskicked off with breakfast

at 7:30am, followed by a Shotgun start at8:30am and a buffet lunch at 1:00 pm.Hope to see all of you and your guests outthere.

Back by popular demand is the CouplesGhoulish Halloween Scramboli this fall. Ifyou attended last year’s event you know

you don’t want to miss this year’s. Thisevent may be limited to members as it isscheduled so close to the beginning of theseason. Check with the golf shop staff fordetails. Hope to see all of you out there fora howling good time and see if you can pickout the staff members in costume.

The Men’s South County League has had alate summer surge which has moved theBroken Sound team into a solid third placeposition. It is looking like the men will be inthe playoffs for a repeat performance oflast years championship. Playoffs arescheduled to start on September 16th.

Scott Feller, PGA Director of Golf

Great ShotsGreat ShotsGreat ShotsGreat ShotsGreat ShotsHole In OneA big congratulation goes out to Roy Greenblattfor his hole in one on July 18th. Roy hit a 7 ironon hole #7 for a 180 yard ace. What a great shot!

2009-20102009-20102009-20102009-20102009-2010Tournament SeasonTournament SeasonTournament SeasonTournament SeasonTournament SeasonThe golf staff continues to prepare for the 2009-2010 tournament season. The calendar has beencompleted; however we cannot guarantee thedates as they are not set in stone. We will get youthose dates as soon as they are approved so thatyou can make your travel plans and prepareaccordingly.

Demo Dates - Club CourseDemo Dates - Club CourseDemo Dates - Club CourseDemo Dates - Club CourseDemo Dates - Club CourseNike - Friday, December 4Callaway - Friday, December 18Nike - Thursday, January 28Nike - Thursday, March 18Nike - Thursday, April 8

Member Guest DaysMember Guest DaysMember Guest DaysMember Guest DaysMember Guest DaysLadies - Club Course - Tuesday, January 26Men’s - Club Course- Wednesday, February 24Friends Mini M/G Club Course - Tue, March 2Couples - Club Course - Sunday, March 14

Dates may be subject to change. Please check with the Golf Shops.

The second answer to this question is thatby being part of the Lesson Academy youpush yourself to take those half hourlessons since they have already been paidfor and you are gaining a half hour ofsupervised practice from a golfprofessional. Finally, the Lesson Academyencourages you to take lessons, practiceand improve your game.

Those who have participated in the LessonAcademy in the past have found this isnot only the most value for their dollarbut where their game shows the mostimprovement.

ALL THIS FOR $699

The golf shop has started registration forthe 2009-2010 Lesson Academy. Manyquestions have arisen from past academymembers and from prospective memberswith the number one question being“Should I join the academy or take weeklyprivate lessons?” The first answer to thisquestion is the value you get from joiningthe academy. By participating in theacademy you can take advantage of thefollowing:

25 half hour academy lessons

6 play with the pro

6 afternoon clinics

3 evening seminars

Personalized fitting from Nike

Coupon book containing discountedlesson prices for family membersand guests during the season

The LessonThe LessonThe LessonThe LessonThe LessonAcademyAcademyAcademyAcademyAcademy“Should I join the academy or take weekly private lessons?”

MaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceWe may be done with the main aerifications for the summer but will still continueto pencil tine and hydrojet the greens right through October to keep the turf onthe greens as healthy as we can through the fall and winter months. We addedmultiple beds throughout the course with one highlighted one to the right of #8men’s tee which is a butterfly/Audubon garden. At any time you will be able to seethe different stages of the butterflies’ life as they will thrive in the plantings wehave chosen. This is just one of the several Audubon projects throughout thecourse we will be setting up along with bird and bat houses.

In the next newsletter we would like to highlight some information on our wildlifewe find throughout Broken Sound Club. If anyone would like to be a part of settingup projects with us or doing monitoring, please do not hesitate to contact myselfor Cyndi Brett at 561.997.7793.

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Old Course News INFORMATION

John Skaf, Director of Golf241-6893Pro Shop 994-8505Hours: Tue - Sun 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMStarting Oct 19 Mon - Sun 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMDriving Range Hours 7:00 A.M. - dusk.

Dear Old Course Member,

As another season approaches, we hope everyone has enjoyed theirsummer and we wish everyone a safe journey back to Broken Sound.

The new golf schedule is complete and will be mailed the beginning ofOctober. We have scheduled many fun tournaments for all to participatein and enjoy. We would like to remind everyone to remember to startusing the computer to make tee times as we will get busier as theseason progresses.

Starting October 19th, the Old Course will once again be open on Mondays. The Women’sAssociation will begin with a soft opening event on Thursday, October 22nd. Beginningsometime in October the back of the driving range will be open for member practice as wellas for those who are taking lessons.

We are looking forward to a great season, and as always please contact our professionalstaff if there is anything we can do for you.

John Skaf, Director of Golf - Old Course

Golf Maintenance,Golf Maintenance,Golf Maintenance,Golf Maintenance,Golf Maintenance,Joe Hubbard, CGCS

It was probably the hottestsummer on average each day thisyear than I can ever remember.However, that was good and bad.The good is it thickened up thefairways enough for the ball tostart sitting up more. We havelong worked on getting to thispoint since the reconstruction.

The greens remain in excellent shape with a coupleof continuous weak areas that had a hard timemending in the excessive heat (that was the bad), yetwe are still giving them tender care to fill in and bestrong in time for opening play.

You will note a couple of projects we threw in thissummer, one being the total transformation behind#14 green. It was felt that even good shots would notstop on the putting surface, so therefore, we filled inthe catch area at the back and gently sloped thebackdrop to keep decent shots on the “short grass”.

Next, we added a tee to #14 behind the red teeswhich has been on our minds for a few years. Thiswill give the players of the white and green tees amore direct shot at the middle of the green withouttraversing the lake body. However, do not be deceivedby the angle as being a pushover as we can still takethe tees to 190 yards to a back pin placement.

Also added were various aquatic plants installed alongseveral lake banks to deaden the look of low waterbanks and to enhance the naturalness (i.e. lake on #7)for the wildlife and aesthetics. As these plants takehold and mature, I believe the course will only bemore stunning than what has been presented.

We rebuilt the front greenside bunker on hole #16with new sand material and an advanced underneathmatting. Let us know what you think on the lookand the playability of the sand over the next severalmonths. We have not had a good rain yet to see howthe faces will do with a hard downpour but we aretrying to come up with solutions for the future.

Last, the rear driving range tee needed someoperational upgrades to expand it and improve thequality of the look for the golf professionals to givelessons. The tee top is just slightly smaller than thecurrent main one by the chipping green. We hope tohave the tee completely grown in, smooth andsoftened by October.

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A cookbook containing more then 190 recipes from some 94 private golf clubs and resortsin the Southeast, includes a recipe submitted by Executive Chef Joe Longo. “Cuban GilledPork Chops with Mango, Papaya and Rum Glaze and Mango - Watercress Salsa” For acopy of the recipe, contact food and beverage 241-6824. Available in bookstores nationwide,as well as online via Amazon, B&N and others. Great job, Chef Joe!

Member Guest DayMember Guest DayMember Guest DayMember Guest DayMember Guest Days

Mixed Member Guest Old CourseSunday, January 24Ladies - Old CourseThursday, March 11Men’s - Old CourseMonday, March 22Dates may be subject to change.Please check with the Golf Shops.

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TEAMS OF WABER & HUBBARD ANDJAMES & BRIGHT WIN THE SOUTHFLORIDA PGA PRO-SUPERINTENDENT

PGA Professional Jeff Waber andSuperintendent Joseph Hubbard of BrokenSound Club – Old Course combined for a teamtotal of 63 to win the gross division of the SouthFlorida PGA Pro-Superintendent on Thursday,August 6, 2009, at Addison Reserve CountryClub of Coral Springs. PGA Professional DanJames and Superintendent Rick Bright were thewinners of the net division posting a 56.2.

Club Course Golf Maintenance,Club Course Golf Maintenance,Club Course Golf Maintenance,Club Course Golf Maintenance,Club Course Golf Maintenance,Joe Hubbard, CGCS

We stayed busy on both courses the pastfew months, adding some improvementsand expansion. Both courses are in goodshape and very healthy. We look forwardto everyone enjoying themselves and takingin many rounds of golf while enjoying goodcompany with each other.I would like to remind all players of theirresponsibility when playing on the courses.Ropes will start to go back up around bothcourses, along with traffic control signs.The ninety (90) degree rule will be in effectthe entire year. Make your runs parallel inthe rough to your ball and then make astraight line to it in the fairway. We wouldappreciate when you reach the approachropes/balls or green & white stakes never

It was no easy task to rescue theAnhinga out of the top of this tree

Scott Holston’s crew save a bird tangled in one of the trees on the Old Course. It wascaught up in rope and was hanging upside down.

John Skaf learning the “ropes” on a bulldozer forreconstructing the rear driving range tee at theOld Course. High Holiday Dinners

Rosh HashanahFriday, Sept 18, 2009 / 5:30pm Jackets Required

$39.95 per person plus Tax

Begin the FastSunday, Sept 27, 2009 / Seatings begin at 5:30pm

Prime Rib Dinner Buffet$24.95 per person plus tax

Break the FastMonday, Sept 28, 2009 / Seatings begin at 6:00pm, Jackets Required

$38.95 per person plus tax

Reservations Required, Please Call Carl 241 – 6877

Scott Halston and crew trying tounleash the Anhinga from the nylonrope wrapped around its neck

Tired but alive and free from the nylon rope, the birdtakes to the water on #5 Old Course

drive across them as a shortcut but exit tothe cart path and park your carts in thedesignated areas (concrete path or coquinapath, respectively). For the handicapplayers, we ask you not to cut across anyropes or signs around the greens. To getto the designated parking markers aroundthe greens, please use the cart path to gopast the green and then up to the markers.This will preserve the quality of the turf andaesthetics around the greens. All par 3’son both courses are limited to the cartpaths only with the exception of #12 at theOld Course for handicap players only.

We continue to try to increase the qualityof your experience here at Broken Soundand welcome any constructive suggestionsyou may have for next year. Enjoy yourseason and take time to smell the roses.

Broken Sound memberBroken Sound memberBroken Sound memberBroken Sound memberBroken Sound memberwalks on water!walks on water!walks on water!walks on water!walks on water!

Mr. Sheldon Katz “hanging out” on one of the lakes.

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It’s all in the details!It’s all in the details!It’s all in the details!It’s all in the details!It’s all in the details!(Re) Reinvent(Re) Reinvent(Re) Reinvent(Re) Reinvent(Re) Reinvent

When the going getstough, the tough getgoing! This famoussaying ref lects thecurrent state of thespecial events businessenvironment. (And ofthose of us who might

have recently sprained an ankle too!).Catering is one of those fortunate industriesthat reinvents itself during tough times.Fresh ideas are born as competition getstougher.

As “fresh and hip” mean something differentfrom season to season, just like the fashionindustry, a concentrated effort has to beput forth not only to keep in touch with thetimes, but to be ahead of the times. Thereis no better tool for this goal thannetworking with industry col leagues(achievable with Association memberships),browsing specialty publications (my favoritesbeing Special Events Magazine and Catering

look forward to another exciting season.More and more of our members startplanning memorable events for and with theirloved ones. Feel free to call Lorant G. Bothaat (561) 241-6892 to set up anappointment.

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 on theBroken Sound website and distributed to allof the dining locations and receptionists.

Also, do remember to contact Carl Ramallo,Lead Reservationist at (561) 241-6877for your dinner reservations. And don’tforget that every t ime you make orcancel a reservation to take note of theconfirmation number provided. As anadditional assurance, check your inboxesfor the e-mail confirmations for yourreservations and cancellations. In case youneed to update your e-mail addressesand/or phone numbers, please contactJean Ouellette from the MembershipDepartment at (561) 241-6835 or atjean_ouellette@brokensoundclub.org

Warm regards, Timothy J. NelsonDirector of Food and Beverage

Food For Thought

Dear Members,

For those of you who are slowly returning to sunny Florida, we would liketo wish you a warm welcome back to Broken Sound Club.

Wherever your dest-ination, we hope youenjoyed your summermonths as much as we

did. As for us, our Tuesday evening prixfixe menu, Friday ala carte dinner andSunday evening buffets continue to be verypopular with our year round members. It’sbeen a summer like no other before; wekept busy with events such as the highlyacclaimed South Florida Wedding Show andthe Chef’s Table Dinners. Cooking Classeswith Executive Chef Joseph Longo, wereagain a big hit with our members.

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.

Please take a moment to speak with yourfriends and neighbors. Several hosted their‘ landmark’ birthday celebrations andanniversary parties this summer at the club.Needless to say – they were very satisfied.We truly appreciate your trust andconfidence in the Catering Department and

Food & Beverage

Tim Nelson,Director of Food & Beverage241-6831

Lorant G. Botha, CHSCatering Manager241-6892

Magazine) and drowning search engines withour wildest imaginable fantasies.

The South Florida Wedding Show held atthe Club, July 9th, was a vivid demonstrationof all these things. We put together an eventfrom scratch without having any idea of whatit really entailed, and it was a magnificentsuccess! It was all made possible by greatcuriosity and a drive for perfection. On behalfof our Department, I would like to take thisopportunity to thank all the wonderful vendorswho participated and the Broken Soundmembership for their continued support.Please befriend us on Facebook and/orMyspace so you can stay up to date withCatering trends and view superbphotography from past events. Stay young,stay hip, be fabulous!

Until next time,Lorant G. Botha, CHS, CHSPCatering Manager

Upcoming EventsUpcoming EventsUpcoming EventsUpcoming EventsUpcoming EventsSeptemberFriday 4 – Chef’s Table DinnerSunday 6 – Italian Dinner BuffetMonday 7 – Labor Day Barbecue DinnerSunday 13 – Vegas Theme Buffet DinnerFriday, September 18 – Rosh Hashanah DinnerSaturday 19 – Ala Carte Dinner / Old CourseSunday 20 – Deli Night Dinner BuffetFriday 25 – Chef’s Table DinnerSunday 27 – Begin the Fast Dinner ~ Prime RibMonday 28 – Break the Fast Dinner

OctoberSaturday 3 – Ala Carte Dinner - Music & DancingSunday 4 – Oktoberfest Dinner BuffetFriday 9 – Chef’s Table DinnerWednesday 14 – Wine TastingSaturday 17 – Ala Carte Dinner / Old CourseFriday 23 – Chef’s Table DinnerSaturday 31 – Ala Carte Dinner / Old Course

Xquisite Events display at The South Florida Wedding Show

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Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis 241-6888Pro Shop 241-6880Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 5:30 PMSunday 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM

MY SIDE OF THE COURTof events for the season and we encourageyou to mark your calendars so you may beavailable for the events you want toparticipate in. We also remind you that thisis the time of year for our court resurfacingand we always appreciate your cooperationand understanding as we add new materialto all the courts to prepare them for theupcoming season. If you are a new memberor just returning for the season, please stopby the tennis shop and say hello and checkout any leagues or games that we may helpyou with this season.

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Tennis

Greg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg WheatonUSPTA 2008 - 2009 Player Of The YearFlorida Division Mens 45

Labor Day alwaysmeans going back toschool, the final daysof summer, the startof football season,and finally a break inthe weather. Well,maybe not a break inthe weather. We will

celebrate this holiday with a doubles roundrobin on Monday, September 7th @9:00am. This event will require a sign upin the pro shop.

With the upcoming season just around thecorner we remind you to pick up a schedule

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grand slam leaguegrand slam leaguegrand slam leaguegrand slam leaguegrand slam leagueAll men interested in competing in the GrandSlam Tennis League should contact Greg inthe pro shop. If you have never played orwant to improve your position from yourteam last year, you must be rated by acertified rater.

national juniornational juniornational juniornational juniornational juniortournamenttournamenttournamenttournamenttournamentBroken Sound Tennis will be a host site foranother national junior tennis tournamentSeptember 5th – September 8. We willhost the Girls 18 and under division singlesand doubles. This is a great opportunity towatch the future of tennis from around thecountry in your back yard. The matches willbe played from 8am to 8pm. Come outand support this great event at your club.

Having a game planestablished before you hitthe ball will give you comfortand confidence whenexecuting your shots. It isalso a great way tounderstand what is workingwell during a match or what

adjustments you may need to make as you are playing.

There are two instances in particular when it isabsolutely critical to have a game plan:

When returning a serve:Before you hit the return, know where you are goingto hit the ball (i.e. cross court, down the line, lob, orshort). It is also imperative to know where you wouldlike to be positioned after the return: Are you goingto go to the net or are you going to stay behind thebaseline? The starting position of most players is inno-man’s land. Although this area is at times a placewhere you have no choice but to hit balls from, it isnecessary to move out of this position immediately,either forward toward the net or backward behindthe baseline. By having a game plan when returningthe serve, you can position yourself favorably!

When hitting your serve:Decide ahead of time where you would like to placeyour serve in the box. Know if you are going to serveinto the body, to the forehand, or to the backhand.You should also know what you are going to do afteryou hit the serve: Are you going to the net (serve &volley), or are you staying back behind the baseline?Believe it or not the serve dictates the return. Knowingthat you have the power to set yourself up successfullyshould mean that you never hit your serve without athoughtful game plan!

Make sure that when you establish a game plan beforeyou serve or return take a quick 5 seconds to meetwith your partner to let him/her in on the plan...

The power is yours, and it’s all in the game plan!

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season openerseason openerseason openerseason openerseason openerFriday, December 4th @ 3:00pmWe will kick off the Season with a men’sand ladies doubles round robin followed bya special trophy presentation for the ClubChampion winners and finalists from lastseason. Immediately following the event,everyone is invited to attend the HappyHour for drinks and music. This will be ourway to congratulate those winners whoparticipated in the tournaments.

labor day doubleslabor day doubleslabor day doubleslabor day doubleslabor day doublesMonday, September 7th @ 9:008:00am continental breakfast, followed byplenty of tennis for everyone. This eventdoes require a sign up. Although it is notrequired to sign up with a partner it isrecommended that you sign up in advance.

Social Mixed DoublesSocial Mixed DoublesSocial Mixed DoublesSocial Mixed DoublesSocial Mixed DoublesThursday, October 8th6:00pm

This is a great way to meet newpeople and have a good time whileyou play.

pizza, wine, and beerfollowing the tennis

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Fitness / Spa

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-8:00pm

Pool Hours Daily 7:00am-7:00pmor dawn to dusk

Spa SpecialsSpa SpecialsSpa SpecialsSpa SpecialsSpa SpecialsSeptember / October

20% Off60-min. European Deep Cleaning Facial $6020% Offyour purchase of any Pevonia product.

$10 Off60-minute Swedish massage $59

Beat The HeatBeat The HeatBeat The HeatBeat The HeatBeat The Heat

When the mercury starts to soar, so does yourchance of suffering from heat-related illness,especially if you’re carrying extra weight. Ifyou experience these symptoms, don’t givethem the cold shoulder.

Heat Cramps- You feel muscle pain or spasms in yourabdomen, arms, or legs during physical activity.- What to do- stop exercising and sit in a coolplace; drink clear juice, like apple or a sportdrink; wait a few hours before you resumeactivity.

Heat Exhaustion- You feel weak, sweaty, nauseous, dizzy andyou have a headache; your skin feels moist andcool to the touch, and your resting pulse is fast.- What to do- seek out air conditioning; drinkcool, nonalcoholic beverages; take a coolshower or sponge bath; rest.

Member Highlight

Mr. Harold Elice has been a long standingvalued member of the Broken Sound Clubcommunity. His many achievements includebeing a decorated War World II veteran,in addition to being a former graduate ofthe esteemed City College of New York.

Mr. Elice is acknowledged as a formercaptain of the Broken Sound’s Men’s Tennisteam. He shares his passion for tennis withhis wife Roz, who is also a Broken Soundtennis player of note.

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Mr. Elice exercises regularly and trains atthe Broken Sound gym three times a weekand he believes it’s what keeps him “going”.

Mr. Elice has certainly had his share ofmedical concerns, some of these includecancer, spinal stenosis, in addition tomultiple degenerative conditions throughouthis body. His current fitness regimenincludes two man interactive movementpatterns (combining stretching withresistance). This form of exercise has beenan integral aspect of improving his overallcoordination, balance, and strength of hislower extremity.

Mr. Elice attributes his continuous trainingwith Joel Diamond with his improved gait(walking) capabilities, in addition to increaseswithin his overall stamina. Mr. Elice iscurrently 82 years of age and it is his“never quit” attitude that serves as a viablerole model for all of us here at BrokenSound.

New Skincare SolutionNew Skincare SolutionNew Skincare SolutionNew Skincare SolutionNew Skincare SolutionIntroducing Pevonia’s NEW! Skincare SolutionKits…at home necessities or on-the-go essentials.

1- Eye Care Pack contains “C” EvolutiveEye Gel, Evolutive Eye Cream and EyeMake-up Remover $60.90.

2- Safe sun face and body pack containsPhyto-Aromatic Mist, HydratingSunscreen SPF30, Silky Skin Body Scruband Gentle Exfoliating Cleanser $46.20.

3- Sensitive Pack contains Sensitive SkinCleanser, Sensitive Skin Lotion andSensitive Skin Cream $40.95.

4- Power Repair Pack contains HydratingCleanser, Hydrating Lotion and MarineCollagen Cream $40.95.

5- Spa Teen Kit Blemished Skin – full sized products, Blemished Skin Cleanser, BlemishedSkin Toner, Blemished Skin Moisturizer and Blemished Skin Blemish- B-Gone $88.20.

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

BIKE CLUBBike 10-15 miles through Broken Sound Club.All levels of skill invited. Meet at the clock tower.Monday, Wednesday & Friday 7:30am.Join in for bagels, coffee & juice at the CentreCourt Cafe following the ride.Sandy Sadja 989-0555 or Cyrille Lazo 998-2202

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

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

CANASTAAnyone interested in taking lessons pleasecontact the Social Department 241-6846. TheCanasta class will be held once a week for sixweeks. Each class is 2 hours.

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

Social Events

At The ClubAt The ClubAt The ClubAt The ClubAt The ClubLABOR DAY AT THE POOLFamily BarbecueMon, Sept 7 / 12:00PM - 4:00PMFollowed by DINNER DANCE5:30 PM - 9:30 PMThe Sounds of Street Talk

DINNER DANCESaturday, September 12RSVP Carl 241-6877

DINNER DANCESaturday, October 3RSVP Carl 241-6877

SinglesSinglesSinglesSinglesSinglesINTERCLUBSt. Andrews CCThursday, September 106:30 PM - 9:30 PM / $35.00 PP

Indian SpringsTuesday, October 206:30 PM - 9:30 PM / $35.00 PP

Club TripsClub TripsClub TripsClub TripsClub TripsSPACE CENTER GETAWAY2 Day / 1 NightSaturday, November 21,Sunday November 22,$268.00 PP

Great EscapesGreat EscapesGreat EscapesGreat EscapesGreat EscapesCANYON RANCHLenox Massachusetts5 Days /4 NightsSun, Aug 30th - Thur, Sept 3rd orSun, Sept 6th - Thur, Sept 10$1,550 PP Double Occupancy

PRINCESS CRUISECANADA & COLONIAL AMERICASailing Date October 23, 2009Quebec City to Fort LauderdalePorts - Quebec, Sydney, Halifax, SaintJohn, Bar Harbor, Boston, New Port,New York, Norfolk, Charleston, FortLauderdale

CELEBRITY CARIBBEAN CRUISEABOARD THE NEW EQUINOX11- Nights Round trip Fort LauderdaleDeparting Monday, March 8, 2010George Town, Grand Cayman, Cartagena,Columbia, Colon, Panama, Puerto Limon,Costa Rica, Roatan, Honduras, Cozumel,Mexico, Fort Lauderdale.

ClassesClassesClassesClassesClassesCOMPUTER CLASS APPLE & PCWith Sheila GarberTuesday, October 13 / 7 PM

BEGINNING BRIDGEwith Keith HansonTuesday, November 17, 24December 1, 8, 15, 227:00 PM - 9:00 PM / $100.00 PP

INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED BRIDGEwith Keith HansonTuesday, November 17, 24December, 1, 8, 15, 222:30 PM - 4:30 PM / $100.00 PP

For more information, call Al & Sue 241-6846Entertainment

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Musical Series In The 19th HoleMonday, October 26 / 7:00pmComplimentary - DVD shown on TV ScreenReservations required, call Bev 241-8522

The original Broadway production opened onMarch 31, 1943. It was a box-office smashand ran for an unprecedented 2,212performances

Music Richard RodgersLyrics Oscar Hammerstein II,

Wildlife Pontoon Lagoon CruiseKennedy Space Center VIP TourLunch with an AstronautDinner at Milliken’s Reef

RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846 inclusive of trip transfer and meals

Saturday, Nov 21 - 22 Oceanfront accommodations $268 PP

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REEL WONDERS CINEMA NITE7:00 PM Royal Palm Room

September 14 “Nothing In Common”Delightful Dramatic - Comedy starring TomHanks, Eva Marie Saint, and Jackie Gleason inhis final film.

Through the looking glass at Jackie Gleason.Moderated by Marilyn Laber

October 12 “Notorious”Hitchcock’s masterpieceespionage-romantic drama!Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergmanand Claude Rains.

A view of principal players.Moderated by Marilyn Laber

Marilyn Laber 997-73137:00 PM Royal Palm Room

BOOK GROUPNovember 12The Awakening andSelected Stories of KateChopinby Kate Chopin

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

SOLOSSeptember 9Community Cabaret at Sugar Sand Park7:30pm / $2.00 chargeCall Marilyn 997-7313 or Bobbie 999-8928

October 4The Film Theatre at the Lake WorthPlayhouseFilm and date to be selected. To be announcedon October 1.Casual dinner on Lake Worth Avenue.Call Marilyn 997-7313 or Bobbie 999-8928

Kids Corner MUSICAL SERIESIn The 19th Hole 7:00pm

Broadway Musicals and Celebrity Concerts

Monday - October 26, 2009Monday - November 23, 2009Monday - January 4, 2010Monday - February 22, 2010Monday - March 15, 2010Monday - April 26, 2010

Please watch for our flyers for our comp-limentary continuing series to our members.Due to limited seating, reservations are a must.

For further information please contact:Bev Sisisky - 241-8522 / songsbybev@aol.comMillie Evans - 999-9298mevans@allianceincentives.com

KIDS HALLOWEENSPOOKTACULAR PARTYPOOL SIDESaturday, October 31 / 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

LABOR DAY AT THE POOLLABOR DAY AT THE POOL

Monday, September 7 / 12:00 PM - 4:00 PMLive music with Robert & Mandy France

Rides, Slides & Games

back to school pool party

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Social Events

Greetings to our Friends at Broken Sound and Hadassah Members,

Comprehensive Cancer Center

Would you like to be known as an angel?We can help you achieve this distinction.Pap Angels are a special donor group. Thesemembers have pledged a total of $1000payable in installments of $200 over fiveyears. When the pledge is complete, a twoby five inch plaque is placed on the PapAngel Wall at the Papanicolaou CancerResearch Building at the University of MiamiSchool of Medicine. Call Eleanor Weismanat 988- 8264 for information on how toearn your wings.

Our Physician Referral Program is availablefor efficient, timely assistance in matchingyou or your family members to the rightprofessional at the University of MiamiSylvester Cancer Center. Our patientadvocates are Arnie Spevak 241-6417 andRobin Schumer 995-2408.

Barbara Dicker - Co-President

Cancer is not taking the summerCancer is not taking the summerCancer is not taking the summerCancer is not taking the summerCancer is not taking the summeroff. off. off. off. off. Subsequently, our Board continuesto meet regularly to plan for the future sothat we can bring our members creative,fun filled events for the purpose of raisingfunds for research this coming year. Allour planning and your participation aredriven by our common desire to eradicatecancer. Just imagine what a world free ofthis disease would mean for all our families.

We can’t do it without your help. Plan youryear to include these events:

Monday, November 9, 2009Membership Tea / home of Judi HellerSunday, December 13, 2009Annual Walkathon and Silent AuctionThursday, January 28, 2010Brunch and Card PartyMonday, February 8, 2010White Elephant SaleSunday, March 14, 2010Night at the Races

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

The Board of Boca Friends for Cancer Research hopes that all our members are enjoyingthe summer months with vacations and family reunions. We all think of this season to be aspecial time of year. We fill our days with excursions to see new places, or visit the lakesand seashores that we have enjoyed many times in the past. Family members and friends aremore readily available as school is closed and Americans enjoy the season of travel.

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With the Fal l seasonapproaching, we want toencourage everyone tomark their calendars forthe wonderful BrokenSound Hadassah eventswe have scheduled. Our

programming committee has worked hardto arrange programs that are thoughtprovoking, informative and fun. Whetheryour interests are in the area of culture,history, current events, life style or medical

breakthroughs, we have topics andspeakers you will enjoy. Our events are agreat opportunity to spend time with yourfriends and neighbors and make new friendswhile supporting Hadassah’s vital work inmedical research, environment andeducation. We had terrific turnouts lastseason and we want this year to be evenbetter! If you want more information aboutHadassah and our events, please give SueRabinowitz at 998-2036 or PaulaGluckman a call at 988-0506.

LUNCH AND LEARN 11:00 amNovember 13, Friday JOURNEY THROUGH KABALAH AND MYSTICISM / Lisa CraneDecember, 3 Thursday STEP FAMILY LIFE / Vivienne SteinhardtJanuary, 21 Thursday BUS TOUR with Milt Heller (time to be determined)February, 11 Thursday STEM CELL RESEARCH AND HADASSAH / Linda RosenthalMarch, 11 Thursday FILM: “UNSTRUNG HEROES” / Marilyn Laber, FacilitatorApril 8, Thursday JAFFE BOOK LECTURE FAU Lirbrary

GENERAL MEETING 7:00 pmDecember 7, Monday ISLAM, ISRAEL & THE MIDDLE EAST Speaker: Dr. Robert RabilJanuary 11, Monday “INHERITANCE,” Steven Spielberg inspired documentary

Speaker: Helen Jonas-Rosensweig, a Holocaust survivor saved byOskar Schindler

February 8, Monday to be announcedApril12, Monday RISING ANTISEMITISM Guest Speaker: Rabbi Andrew

Rosencranz , regional director, Anti-Defamation League

CARD PARTY & BOUTIQUES 10:30 amDecember 10, ThursdayMarch 25, 2010

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Women’s Club

As you can see from the schedule, we have another exciting and full season ahead.If you don’t want to miss any of the fun, call Rowena Kovler at 241-5486 to joinWomen’s Club.

The Gala Fashion Show and Luncheon, our kickoff event, is very popular and, withlimited seating, I strongly encourage you to RSVP as soon as possible. Invitations willgo out in late September.

From all of us on the Board, be well and safe, and we’ll see you at the Fashion Show.

Marjorie Lassoff, President

Member Clubs

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Cell Phone For Soldiers Plus BrokenSound Club Equal Success

All working and nonworking cellular phonesmay be dropped off at theclub receptionist desk andat the CMA office.

Thank you, The Wolfers

LUNCHEON MEETINGS

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

November 19, 2009 11:00 AMGala Fashion Show and Luncheon

December 17, 2009FAU Professors, Mary O’Brien andTom Atkins “Laughing Matters: AnExploration of Comic Spirit in Theaterand Film”

January 14, 2010(one week earlier than usual)Dr. Connie Araps“Adult Stem Cells: What they are, howthey will keep us healthy and vital, howto store them, and new therapiescoming our way.”

February 18, 2010Professor Robert WatsonTopic to be announced later.(with Dr. Watson, does it matter whatthe topic? )

March 18, 2010Dr. Joyce Saltman, Laughter Consultant“Head Lice or How to Stop Nit-pickingwith Your Adult Children”

April 15, 2010Gala FinaleSinger/Entertainer, Michael Rapposelli

OUTSIDE TRIPS(more details on these trips to follow soon)

Tuesday, January 19Narrated Boat Trip along the New Riverand Intracoastal, with lunch on Las Olas

Friday, February 5, 2010Docent-led Tour and Lunch at themagnificent Biltmore Hotel, Coral Gables

Date to be Announced:Tour and Lunch aboard RoyalCaribbean’sunbelievable “Oasis of the Seas”, a shipunlike any other in the world.

Details to follow. Keep your fingerscrossed that this will happen. When itcomes to Security and CruiseSchedules, some things are out of ourcontrol.

Voted Best Dinner TheatreAt The Broward Center for the Performing Arts

Thursday, October 29, 2009$75.00 pp

RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846includes Show & Transportation

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