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Focal Pointe
VALENCIA
POINTE
6992 Corning Circle • Boynton Beach, Florida 33437
FEBRUARY I S S U E
A COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER BY GL HOMES
Clubhouse Grand Opening Celebration
GL Homes Cordially Invites You to Be Our Guest for One Very Special Evening
Celebrating the Grand Opening of Your Valencia Pointe Clubhouse...
An Evening with
JOY BEHAR
Saturday, April 5, 2008
Joy Behar, one of today’s leading comedic talents, will perform two
shows exclusively for you and your neighbors on the Valencia Pointe
Social Hall stage! Your evening will begin with trolley transportation
to the Clubhouse. Upon arrival at the club, you will enjoy a delightful
cocktail reception. Then, you will be entertained and will laugh
the night away with the wit and humor of Joy Behar.
Watch your mailbox, the HOA website and the
community channel for more details coming soon!
Joy Behar is currently one of the co-hosts of ABC’s
Daytime Emmy Award Winning show The View, which is
broadcast live, weekdays from New York City. She has
received 10 consecutive Daytime Emmy Award
nominations for Outstanding Talk Show Host.
Joy is never afraid to share her no-holds-barred
opinions on relevant, everyday issues
and politics. Whether she’s performing
standup comedy or interviewing
politicians and artists, Joy is a
comedic original and a leading
woman both on stage
and screen.
Visit www.Valenciapointeha.com for Joy’s full bio.
Clubhouse Premiere!
Date & Time TBA - FREE
The new, spectacular Valencia Pointe Clubhouse is nearing completion and we are anxiously
awaiting the day we can open the doors to you! Please stay tuned to the community channel, channel 63, and the HOA website, www.valenciapointeha.com, as we anticipate the opening to be at
the end of February or early March. On the day the Clubhouse opens, we will host a light breakfast
of bagels, fruit, coffee, juice and water to sustain your energy as you tour the gorgeous new facility!
The Clubhouse will open at 7 a.m. and will close at 11 p.m. However, the Fitness Center is open 24
hours a day. To access the Fitness Center, Pool Deck and Locker Rooms, after hours you will need a
Medeco key. The distribution of the Medeco keys will begin the day the Clubhouse opens at the Box
Office. You are encouraged to pick up your key anytime during the course of the opening week. On
opening day, the locks will be left open for touring purposes. After you have toured the club, feel free
to relax by the pool, work-out, play Mah Jongg or just chat with your neighbors and friends!
A MESSAGE FROM
YOUR
Lifestyle
STAFF
The Lifestyle Staff wishes you and your family a very healthy and happy 2008! We are very
close to the opening of your beautiful clubhouse. We have some exciting activities planned
this month including season shows, The Newlywed-Not So Newlywed Game, Date Night,
a tennis round robin and outings on the town. Please RSVP, so we can plan accordingly.
Our clubs are growing and we are always welcoming new ideas. Please notice the ideas
surfaced by your fellow residents for clubs that need chairs and let us know if you are
interested. The staff at the Lifestyle Office is here to help you take advantage of all that
goes on in this community!
Jaime Bralts Social Director ~ GL Homes
Sun., Feb. 3 at 6 p.m.
Valencia Isles Social
Hall $20 per person
Are you ready for some
football?!? Join Valencia Isles
for Super Bowl Sunday on Feb.
3 at 6 p.m. Their Men’s Club has
extended an invitation to the men
and women of Valencia Pointe to watch
the big game and funny commercials on their 14'x8'
projection screen. Meatballs, deli spreads, pigs in a blanket,
coffee, and cake will be served. BYOB. Plus, you can
join the football pool if you wish. This party is $20
per person. Please make checks payable to the V.I. Men’s
Club and drop them off at the Lifestyle Office. RSVP as
soon as possible! Which team will you be rooting for?
The
Newl
Newlywed
ewlywed
Game
and
Not-So-Newlywed
Thursday, Feb. 14
7:30 p.m. at the JCC
$15 per person
and Mixer
Join us for an evening of fun and frivolity as we celebrate the
lovers of Valencia Pointe. On Valentine’s Day, we will reenact
the American classic television show, The Newlywed Game!
Be one of our featured couples or sit in the audience and
laugh along as your fellow residents share some of their most
intimate moments. We will have four rounds of questions
with a 30-minute intermission where residents can mix and
mingle with each other and sample the decadent desserts,
wine, beer and non-alcoholic beverages that will be served.
If you are a Newlywed or Not-So-Newlywed and would
like to be one of our featured couples, please contact the
Lifestyle Office. You don’t want to miss this fun and delicious
evening! Reservations are required. Please reserve your
space today by dropping off your check, made payable to
Valencia Pointe HOA, or cash at the Lifestyle Office.
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Sun., Feb. 17
Daytona
International Speedway
Race Time 3:30pm
From $150 per person
Join us as we celebrate the
50th running of the world’s most famous stock car
race — the DAYTONA 500 on Sunday, Feb. 17. The
50th Daytona 500 will mark a golden moment in
the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series history and Daytona
International Speedway is already preparing for what’s
sure to be a history making event in many ways. Don’t
miss out on the festivities as we recognize the history
of Daytona 500. Attendance is approximately 200,000
and there is more to this event than just the race.
Take your photo on the starting line and in an official
NASCAR vehicle, shop at thousands of vendor booths,
enjoy live entertainment and see many celebrities!
For more information, please contact Jack Klein at
738-7465 or [email protected].
Date Night at
FunKey Nutz
Saturday, Feb. 16 at 9 p.m.
$20 per person
Has it been a while since
ce
you’ve had some good
belly laughs? If so,
you’ll love what this
night has in store for you.
ou.
ou
Come join us at the FunKey Nutz Dueling Piano Bar
on Saturday, Feb. 16 at 9 p.m. There will be two piano
players working to provide a high-energy show in which
the audience is as much a part of the entertainment as
the performers are. You can request songs and sing along.
Audience participation is encouraged for a hand clapping,
knee slapping, FunKey good time! You will hear funny lyrics,
customers being roasted and a high-energy mix of music
and comedy. The cost is $20 per person which includes
admission, 2 drinks, tax and tip. You are responsible for
transportation to and from this event. Please make checks
payable to FunKey Nutz. Payment is due no later than
Wed., Feb. 13. RSVP at the Lifestyle Office today for this fun
evening out! FunKey Nutz is located at 303 S.E. Mizner
Blvd. in Boca Raton.
Coconut Grove Arts Festival
& Lincoln Road
Day Trip
Sat., Feb. 16 at 9 a.m.
Valencia Pointe
Sales Center Parking Lot
$30 per person
Join your friends and neighbors for a bus trip to the Coconut
Grove Arts Festival. This festival, in its 45th year, is one of
the nation’s premier outdoor fine Arts Festivals and attracts
more than 150,000 people annually to view the works of
over 330 of the finest artists and craftsmen in the world.
In addition to fabulous art, you have the opportunity to
meet with exhibiting artists, sample fine cuisine, enjoy live
entertainment and take a walk through history. Last year
approximately 4 million dollars of artwork was sold in three
days at the show. Bus transportation will be provided. The
bus will leave the Sales Center at 9 a.m. and will arrive at the
festival around 10:15 a.m. You will enjoy the Arts Festival until
1 p.m. and then we will take the bus to Lincoln Road, Miami’s
counterpart to Fifth Avenue in New York. This upscale,
fashionable shopping district has more than 100 eateries
where you can dine for lunch on your own. You are welcome
to shop or people watch for the rest of the afternoon. The
bus will depart for Valencia at 4 p.m. and will arrive home by
5:30 p.m. The trip is $30 and includes a day pass for the Arts
Festival, bus transfers, tip for the driver, snacks and water.
Contact the Lifestyle Office to make your reservations.
An Evening
of
Dance & Drums
Wednesday, Feb. 6
7:30 p.m. at the JCC
FREE
The Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County cordially
invites all Valencia Pointe residents to an evening of
Dance & Drums with Belly Dancing Extraordinaire Laurel
Kadouri and the music of Michael Moses. This event
is on Wednesday, Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the JCC with a
dessert reception. It will take place in the Social Hall and
is FREE of charge. Bring your friends, sit back and enjoy
the world of belly dance, through musical undulations,
earthly beats, gorgeous baubles, bangles and bells. RSVP
by Feb. 4 to Karolee at 561-737-0746.
Laurel Kadouri has a background in classical ballet, jazz and
Isreali Folk. She learned the art of Oriental dance in Isreal, where
she lived for 13 years. She performed for Israeli Heads of State
and was recently the opening dancer at the King Tut Exhibit in
Ft. Lauderdale. Michael Moses was a 2003 Grammy nominee
percussionist, who has been heating up stages for 35 years in
front of audiences such as the Dali Lama, Goldi Hawn and Ben
Vereen. With programs for the Healing Arts, an electric taste for
World Music and over 12 CDs produced, he is happy to fire up the
stage for Valencia Pointe residents.
Friday, Feb. 29 at 7:30 p.m.
Holiday Inn Catalina
$1 per person includes
popcorn and soda
A room at the Holiday
Inn Catalina has been
reserved for those who
wish to see the movie
Hairspray, starring
Michelle Pfeiffer, John
Travolta, Christopher
Walken, Amanda Bynes,
James Marsden, Queen
Latifah, Zac Efron
and newcomer Nikki
Blonsky. This musical
comedy features songs
from the Broadway
musical written by
Marc Shaiman and
Scott Wittman, as well
as four new Shaiman/Wittman compositions not
present in the Broadway version. Tracy Turnblad, a
“pleasantly-plump” teen, simultaneously pursues
stardom as a dancer on a local TV show and rallies
against racial segregation. Please reserve your seat
for the movie at the Lifestyle Office. Checks should
be made payable to Valencia Pointe HOA. Guests
are welcome.
John Travolta
with Nikki Blonsky
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EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
Poker Nights
Wednesday, Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. at the JCC – FREE
Wednesday, Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. at the JCC – FREE
A room has been reserved for
individuals who are interested
in playing Poker. Players must
bring all their own cards and
chips. Please sign up in the
Lifestyle Office at least two
days prior to the event. Players
are welcome to bring their own
refreshments.
own materials. This is a fun,
social setting and players are
encouraged to rotate between
tables. Please remember to
sign up in the Lifestyle Office
at least two days prior to the
event! Players are welcome to
bring their own refreshments.
Hand & Foot
Tuesday, Feb. 5 at noon at the JCC – FREE
A room at the JCC has been reserved
from noon to 4 p.m. for players who
wish to play Hand & Foot. Players
must bring all their own materials.
Please remember to sign up in the
Lifestyle Office at least two days prior
to the event! Players are welcome to
bring their own refreshments.
Mah Jongg, Bridge & Canasta
Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 1 p.m. at the JCC – FREE
Tuesday, Feb. 26 at 1 p.m. at the JCC – FREE
Please sign up to play Mah Jongg, Bridge or Canasta at the
Lifestyle Office in model row. Players must bring all their
TENNIS ACTIVITIES
Tennis Clinics
Come improve your tennis game with one or all of our
different tennis clinics! All clinics are being offered
weekly. The cost is $15 per person with a maximum of 6
people per clinic. There is a 24-hour cancellation policy.
Please call Paul Cranis to sign up for any or all of these
great offerings at 561-573-5666!
Stroke of the Week – Every Thursday at 9 a.m.
Doubles Strategy – Every Saturday at 9 a.m.
Tennis Lessons
Lessons are a great way to get back into tennis or
to improve your game! Private and group lessons are
offered at very affordable rates. Please call Paul Cranis
for a lesson today at 561-573-5666.
• 1-hour of private lessons – $60
• 30-minutes of private lessons – $35
• Group of 4 – $15 per person
• Group of 6 – $10 per person
Sony/Ericsson Open
Tennis 1-2-3 –
The “Real Tennis” Beginners Course
If you truly want to learn how to play tennis, this
program’s for you! It takes into account whether you have
never played before or haven’t played in years. In some
cases it even allows a somewhat experienced player to
become better. The program consists of nine hours of
instruction spread over three weeks, playing 1 ½ hours each
session, two days a week. The clinic will be on Mondays
and Wednesdays from 9 to 10:30 a.m. starting on Feb. 4
and will end on Feb. 20. Developed and sponsored by the
United States Tennis Association (U.S.T.A.), it guarantees
you will learn all the basic strokes and some of the
strategies of tennis. The price is $125. That’s less than
$14 per session! Make-up classes will be available should
you miss a class. We can only take 16 people so if you are
interested, call today! Call Paul Cranis at 573-5666. Upon
completion of this course, in most cases, players would
go from a U.S.T.A. skill level of 0 to 2.5! We encourage you
to come out and learn how to play tennis the right way!
Tennis Tournament
Tuesday, April 1, 2008 at 9 a.m. • Key Biscayne - $60 per person
Join us for the 24th Sony Ericsson Open on Tuesday, April 1 to see some of the world’s best
best
esst men’s
e
m
and
women’s tennis players competing for one of the most prestigious titles in tennis. The action will include
the Men’s Singles 4th Round, Women’s Singles Quarterfinals and Doubles 2nd round. Don’t miss a minute
of the action! Secure your seats today to see the world’s best players battle on the purple courts for the
coveted Waterford trophy. Bus transportation will be provided. Reserve your seats at the Lifestyle Office.
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The following clubs have been suggested, but need chairs:
Brooklyn Club; Chorus; Comedy Club; Computer Club; Men’s
Book Club; Movie Discussion Group; Papanicolaou Cancer
Research; Regional Clubs; Scrapbooking Club; Scuba Club,
Singles Club, Snow Skiing Club and the Yiddish Club. If you
are interested in chairing one of these clubs or you would
like to form a different club, contact the Lifestyle Office.
Art of the Tale
Do you know why you enjoyed a book, play or movie? Together,
let us take a journey with the author and understand writing
techniques and other devices used to make a tale more
enjoyable. This journey will allow us to enter the author’s
world, and we in turn may discover a new world of our own.
Let’s discuss the existential writers or are you still waiting for
(Beckett’s) Godot? Let’s discuss various methods of criticism,
and we will use Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights as an
example. There will be nothing too complex and at times we
may even use Cliff Notes or Baron if needed. Contact chair
Murray Kahl at 733-5686 or [email protected].
Basketball Club
NEW
Like to sweat? Get into shape? Get in some good shots?
Contact me for the first basketball SHOOTOUT when the
clubhouse opens. We have half a court and can do a lot of
interactive games and contests. Membership is FREE. It’s
up to you, as to what you want to do. Contact Chair Burt
Richards at 734-7263. Co-Chairs are needed!
Beach, Body Surfing
& Boogie Boarding Club
If you are interested in going to the beach, body surfing or
boogie boarding, this club is for you! Contact Chair Arthur
Liblit for more information at [email protected] or 731-2295.
Bingo
Be a winner at VP’s Bingo Bonanza! Be lucky and have fun!
Let’s meet, greet and win prizes! Suggestions are welcome.
Let’s make it happen. If you are interested, contact Arlene
Noble at 561-676-7515 or [email protected].
Bird & Nature Club
Our next meeting will be held on
Mon., Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the
JCC. Call Iris for the location of the
meeting. “The Birds Around Us,”
an introduction to the bird life at
Valencia Pointe is the topic. We
will also plan for our next outing
on Sat., Feb. 23. The time will be
determined. Possible suggestions
for future outings: Bird watching
and walking at neighboring wildlife areas; kayaking; hiking;
or a bus trip to any of several great wildlife areas we have here
in Florida. Come help us decide! Contact Chair Iris Weisberg
at 737-8618 or e-mail her at [email protected] if you are
interested in joining this club.
Blue Grass Music Club
(see Folk Music, Country & Blue Grass Club)
Boating Club
If you are interested in cruising, rafting, lunches on the
Intracoastal Waterway or day trips on the water, the Boating
Club is for you! We have several interested members. If you are
interested, please contact Ken with your name and contact
information. You don’t need to own a boat to be involved.
The Boating Club is off to a slow start due to the lack of boats
in the community. If you have a boat and would like to get
involved, contact Ken. For those who do not have a boat
here, Ken will be taking people out on afternoon day trips. To
join or for more information, contact Chair Ken Sommers at
Bowling Club
A big thank you to all the men and
women who joined our Bowling Club!
Our club members joined the already
established Valencia Palms Bowling
League. Our official Bowling League
season began on Wednesday, Oct. 10 at
12:30 p.m. at the Don Carter Lanes on Military
Trail north of Hypoluxo. We meet every Wednesday at 12:30
p.m. so come join us! For further information, please call Sally
Katz at 732-0725 or email her at [email protected]. Everyone
is always welcome, including outside friends & family!
Brandeis University Women’s Committee
Lakes Chapter
The Lakes Chapter is having a stimulating winter season with
excellent study groups and activities. Professor Robert Watson
will be appearing three times presenting interesting insights
into the 2008 election process. Randy DeLago is presenting a
three part series on Edna Ferber. These are just two of the 31
study groups being offered. If you are interested, please call
Sandra Brucks at 752-9092.
SAVE THE DATE: Fashion Show on Feb. 8 at 11:30 a.m. at
the Boca Country Club, 17751 Boca Club Blvd., Boca Raton.
Members $40, Guests $42. Checks can be sent to Toby Bander
at 5107 Europa Dr., Apt O., Boynton Beach, FL 33437. Book
and Author Luncheon on March 3 at 11 a.m.: Author Diane
Abu-Jabber will discuss her new book Origin, at the Polo
Club, 5400 Champion Blvd, Boca Raton. Diane Abu-Jabber
was voted one of the 10 best mystery writers in the U.S.
Members $50, Guests $52. All proceeds from these events will
benefit medical research at Brandeis University. Send checks
to Francine Weitzman at 5163 Europa Dr., Apt. P., Boynton
Beach, FL 33437. The next General Meeting will be on March
3 at Temple Sinai in Delray. The topic is to be announced.
Wellworth Chapter
The Wellworth chapter has more than 650 women and men
from more than 15 communities throughout the Lake Worth,
Wellington, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, and West Palm
Beach areas. Participate in our thought-provoking study
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groups with such enthralling speakers as Randy DeLago,
Director of the Delray Playhouse, who will speak, assisted by his
performers, on Edna Ferber; Barbara Klein, former University
of Miami Professor, whose lecturers include Jacqueline
Kennedy Onassis, the Clintons, and a mystery luncheon;
Rabbi Debra Eisenman, one of 15 generations of rabbis who
will speak on Jewish Mysticism: The Real Story. Have fun at
such lecturers on Wise and Witty Women; and Kinahora, Knock
Wood. Learn about law, psychology, modern art and how to
make appetizing appetizers, bridge, and drawing. And these
are just a few of the groups we have to offer. Attend a special
event such as a trip to Miami Havana, a book-and-author
luncheon, and a card party. Our next general meeting will be
held on February 4. Get active in our chapter by serving as
community liaison for Valencia Pointe or chairing an event.
Want to join now, receive our latest newsletter and study
guide and informative e-mails or need more information?
Call Ronnie Gerstein, VP Membership, 965-9071.
Bridge Club
Players of all abilities are welcome to join the Bridge Club.
Contact Phyllis Weiner for details at 736-5718.
The Cooking Connection
The busy, winter holidays
have passed, and the first of
eight planned cooking-related
activities will, at last, be taking
place Friday night, Feb. 8, at
Chef Jean-Pierre’s Cooking
School in Fort Lauderdale.
Twenty-one members will be
attending the Chef’s course
entitled: The Left Bank, named
for the well-known Florida
restaurant formerly owned by Chef Jean-Pierre. The Chef will
be demonstrating (and we will be tasting) three of his most
popular dishes: Steak Diane, Shrimp Sambuca and Bananas
Foster. At this time, his class is filled to capacity. However,
we welcome any newcomers to The Cooking Connection.
There are still projected activities to choose from! (In fact,
our members Al Schlifstein and Sandy Kaplan have been
kind enough to arrange quite a few wonderful COOKING
CONNECTION surprise experiences for all of us at Coal
Mine Pizza in Boca Raton!) Our next anticipated activity,
the “Bring-a-Dish Luncheon,” will take place next month
at a time and place TBA. Check our Valencia Pointe website
and community channel for details. For more information,
contact Suzi Pessin at 752-8286 or [email protected].
are open to community members and their guests. COMING
ATTRACTIONS: Monterey Jazz at the Kravis Center on Feb.
12 at 8 p.m., Loge-$40. La Traviata at the Kravis Center on
March 29 at 7:30 p.m.-Rear Orchestra or Loge-$90, Second
Balcony-$29. Master Class at the Maltz Theater in Jupiter on
April 4-Tickets $41. If we have 20 or more people going to
any performance, we receive a discount and money will be
refunded. Please make all checks payable to the Cultural Arts
Club and leave them in the Lifestyle Office. For information
or if you have any questions, please call Andrea Olkin at
737-9823 or email her at [email protected].
Current Events Club
The Current Events club fills a void
in the mainstream media with indepth news normally not available.
The group has access to intelligence
and analysis at our bi-weekly
meetings, and each member receives
a newsletter covering many current
advances in news, finance, health
feminism, and additional topics, along
with translations, mainly from Arabic.
Additionally, speakers will be available for interviews and
comments, along with a Q&A session. We have had the
leader of The Lebanese Government in Exile speak to us and
we plan on having many more speakers. Our next speaker
will be Youseff Bodansky, long time director of the House
Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare and
author of the NY Times best selling book about Osama Bin
Laden. Other well known speakers will speak in the future.
If possible, we may have debates with people of diverse
opinions in areas with which we are all familiar. Additionally,
we plan on putting up an Internet Chat board for discussion
on the above topics and others requested by members. As
a community service, we have provided information on the
proper use of email and how to deal with spam and phishing.
Until we have the clubhouse available, we will meet every
other Wednesday (Feb. 13 and 27) at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Murray Kahl, 7199 Great Falls Circle. Contact Murray Kahl
at 733-5686 or [email protected] for more information.
Dance Club
The Dance Club will be for couples and singles to enjoy Salsa,
Latin, Ballroom, Line Dancing and more. We will define the
club based on the group’s interests with possible nights
on the town. For more information contact Mindy Unger
at 733-0040 or [email protected] or Maria Marchetti at
Couples Canasta Club
Emergency Committee
Couples Canasta is underway! Our next game will be held
on Wed., Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. at the JCC. If you are interested,
please contact Alvin Freedman at 742-9393.
If you are interested in providing assistance
to the community in the case of an
emergency such as search and rescue, first
responder and hurricane aftermath, please
contact Bob Klein, chair of the emergency
committee. Bob can be reached at 734-6599
or [email protected]. Twenty people
are needed for a CERT class and we need a
Cultural Arts Club
Our next meeting will be held on Mon., Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. at a
location to be announced. We’d love to hear your suggestions
for the summer and fall seasons, so please join us. All events
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few more residents to make this happen. Contact Bob if you are
interested in this class.
Fishing Club
Does swapping tips, tactics and tales of past fishing
adventures interest you? What about getting together with
other “Pointers” to create new ones? If all of this is baiting
your hook then contact Frank Ingargiola, Chairman of
the Fishing Club at 369-5492 or Bill Rosenberg, swabby, at
738-9377or [email protected]. Club memberships are open
to both male and female anglers or those that would like to
be. Our next meeting will be held on Thurs., Feb. 7 at 7:30
p.m. at the JCC. Please let us know if you will be attending…
Are you gonna fish or cut bait?
Folk Music, Country
& Blue Grass Club
(Formerly Folk Music Club)
If you play guitar, banjo, harmonica,
autoharp, fiddle or if you enjoy singing
or just listening, then let’s get together
for a fun-filled time. We will make
and discuss music while making new
friends. Contact Chairs Muriel Kahl
at 733-5686, [email protected] or
Arthur Liblit at 731-2295, irisart@
msn.com for more information on
this fun club.
Gay & Lesbian Club
If you are interested in a gay & lesbian social club to meet
new friends and discover new places, please contact Ilene
Sokol at 561-375-8519 or [email protected].
Girl Talk
The next Girl Talk meeting will take
place on Mon., Feb. 11, 2008 at the Palm
Beach Library, West Boynton Branch,
9451 Jog Road, between Boynton
Beach Boulevard and Gateway. This
will be a Lecture Meeting and everyone
(male and female) in our community is
invited to attend. Dr. Mark L. Brody, a
Neurologist specializing in memory at
Bethesda Memorial Hospital, will lecture
on “Everything You Wanted to Know about
your Memory, but Forgot to Ask”. Doors open
at 6:30 p.m. and the lecture will begin at 7 p.m.
Admission is free for members; non-members:
$5. Seating is limited. Please RSVP to Rhona Leff at rhona52@
comcast.net or call Regina Resnick at 733-2245. Please be sure
to mark your calendar so you don’t “forget!”
March 18 at 1 p.m. Join us for the Installation of Officers at the
clubhouse April 8 at 7 p.m. Celebrate Israel’s 60th birthday at
the Clubhouse on April 16 at 1 p.m. On this same day, come
back to join us for Military Bridge at the Clubhouse at 7 p.m.
The community is invited to all these events. Cards for all
occasions are available in support of Hadassah’s good work,
call Judy Harold at 740-2299. Get in on the ground floor of
our Hadassah Chapter. Enjoy good company, do good deeds,
volunteer. Contact Education VP Andrea Olkin at 737-982;
Membership VP Shelley Simon at 369-3842; Fundraising
VP Joan Sarasky at 738-8186; Fundraising VP Suzi Pessin at
752-8286; and Program VP Lesley Schneider at 736-2432. Call
President Rhoda Stein at 752-1863 for more information.
Hand & Foot Club
This fun and easy card game can be taught in one session
by Jacki free of charge. Couples and singles are welcome for
this very social game! If you are interested in playing Hand &
Foot, contact Jacki Spiegel at 735-8660.
Investment Club
Our next meeting will be on Mon., Feb. 18 at
7:30 p.m. at the JCC. For more information
please contact Stan Reiss at 375-9244.
Men’s Canasta
The club will be playing on Thurs., Feb. 7 and Thurs., Feb. 28
at 7 p.m. in the Sales Center. If you are interested in joining
the group or in playing couples canasta, please contact Alvin
Freedman at 742-9393.
Men’s Club
The Men’s Club will be having a Members Only breakfast on
Sunday, Feb. 24 at 10 a.m. at the JCC. This event is FREE for
members and you will enjoy bagels, spreads & coffee. The
speaker will be Arlene Orkin, a Certified Senior Advisor. She will
discuss “Annuities: What Are They & Are They For You?” We are
in the process of making arrangements to attend a Marlins or
Mets spring game in March. Check the website and Community
Channel for updates. Alan can be reached at 736-5113 or
[email protected]. Dues for the Men’s Club are $25. Make
checks payable to “Valencia Pointe Men’s Club” and send them
to Alan Miller at 10918 Rock Springs Terrace, BB, FL 33437 or
drop the check off at the Lifestyle Office in Model Row.
Men’s Golf Club
If you are interested in golfing,
contact chair Allen Spak at 732-8268.
Jerry Kreshover is the co-chair
and can be reached at 737-2860 or
[email protected].
Hadassah
Men’s Softball Team
Visit the beautiful and ever changing Morikami on Feb. 19, from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Enjoy a docent guided tour and luncheon,
cost $36. Call Joan Sarasky 738-8186 for reservations. Enjoy
Flower Arranging by an outstanding designer at the clubhouse
Anyone with questions or who has interest in joining the
team, please call Len Siegel at 732-0336, Stan Greenberg at
740-0472 or Ron Ramunni at 736-9376. Our games are listed
on the calendar, so please come out to support us!
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Mixed Doubles Club
Needlepoint Club
There was a kickoff meeting on Jan. 24 at 7:30 p.m.
Discussions ensued on how to divide players based upon
their skill levels and how to rotate players during mixed
doubles play. In addition, we also discussed the day of the
week, time and frequency of future mixed doubles play. We
are looking forward to making new friends and having fun
playing tennis. Please contact Howard or Susan Levine at
740-1338 if you are interested.
Thank you to everyone for the
wonderful response to this
new club. It has reached the
limit in size for group one.
However, names will continue
to be taken for group two at
this time. The new group will be
limited in order to devote enough
time to spend with each member on their various questions,
instruction help and projects. To sign up for group two, call
Chair Sheila Bluestein for more information at 735-3656.
Motorcycle Club
If you are interested in joining the Motorcycle Club and
like to ride for brunch, lunch, dinner or just for fun, please
contact Chair Frank Ingargiola at 369-5492. Both
Bot men and
women are welcome! There are no meetings or dues… just
ju
nice rides!
The Music Group
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instrument? Then come join me to form
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of musicians with the intent of getting
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to play or form some type of musical
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group. Contact Chair Brigitte Valentii
at 375-9438 if you are interested.
NCJW
The National Council
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Jewish
h Women will be
having
g a general meeting at
the Valencia Falls Social Hall
on Hagen Ranch Rd. on Feb.
12th at 10:30 a.m. Speaker
Joyce Saltman, Professor
of Special Education and
Laughter Consultant, will
discuss the topic “Political
Correctness, Funny Side
Up.” Refreshments will be
served. Come join us on Thurs., Feb. 28th at 12:30 p.m. for
an afternoon at the DCOTA Center with designer Bonnie
Reiter. We will be meeting in the north lobby (carpools can be
arranged, parking $2). You will have an opportunity to see the
showrooms and have lunch, if you wish, at on-site restaurants.
Bonnie will be on-call to answer all questions. Maps and
information will be given to attendees. The location is I-95 and
Griffin Rd. in Dania. A donation of $10 for members and $15
for non-members needs to be paid in advance. Checks should
be made out to NCJW and sent to Fran Thorz, 6568 Hermosa
Beach Lane, Delray Beach FL. 33446. For more information
call Fran at 498-1771. SAVE THESE DATES: March 18th:
General Meeting at Valencia Palms; April 2: Women’s Seder
at Valencia Pointe. We are collecting toothbrushes, small
toothpastes and floss for children’s busy boxes that we will
make for the Caridad Center. If you would like to donate,
please bring these items to our general meeting or call Fran
at 498-1771 to arrange drop off. For all community service
projects and opportunities, call Linda Strick at 865-1223.
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Performing Arts Club
The Performing Arts Club is busy working on a few scripts
for pres
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presentation here at the clubhouse sometime in April
2008.
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Talented singers, actors, script readers, comics, poets,
musicians and much more are needed for our shows:
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Broadways Best Musical Hits, From Forgotten Shows, TV’s
Golden Girls original script, One Flew Over The Condo NestDirecte
Directed by co-chair Ed Alster, An Evening of Something
FunnyFunny-Something Fine. Contact Chair Burt Richards at
coffeeh
[email protected] or call 734-7263.
Photography Club
Photo
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Photography Club will hold
its next field trip on Sat., Feb.
9 at 9:30
9:
a.m., meeting at
the Sales
Sa
Center Parking
Lot and then proceeding to
Wakodahatchee Wetlands,
Wakoda
13026 Jog Road, Delray Beach.
If the weather gods are with us,
we envision a two hour session. Members Stan Cohen and Bill
Rosenberg will provide shooting tips. At the end of the shoot,
if there is a general consensus, we could all join together and
go for lunch. The next meeting of the Photography Club will
be on Thurs., Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at Ken Sommers’ Home
at 7399 Bellingham Point in Parcel A. We will be reviewing
images taken at our field trip. Hope to see you at the meeting
with your images. Contact Chair Ken Sommers at 737-6994
or [email protected] for more information.
Pinochle
If you are interested in playing Pinochle please contact Chair
Richie Levine at 631-828-1988. This club is for beginners and
advanced players.
Poker Club
Anyone wanting to play cards 7-card high/low $1 and $2 - please
join this club. We play every
Tuesday at the JCC from 7-10
p.m. (Feb. 5, 12 & 19). The Feb. 26
game will be at the Sales Center
at 7 p.m. Contact Chair Sy Levy
at 752-9383 or primeplayer25@
yahoo.com for more information.
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Restaurant Club
Teacher’s Club
Anyone interested in finding the
best restaurants in the area and
sampling cuisine from all over
the world? If so, this club is for
you. Contact Chair Lawrence
Stolbach at 516-457-1701 for
more information or to get
involved. Our next event will be
held on Friday, Feb. 22. Details
are to follow. The March event
will take place at Villa Rosano, a
classic contemporary restaurant.
Date and time to be announced.
If you have a history in
education, this club is for
you! The club will bring
together the educators in
the community who share
common interests. The club
is interested in providing
assistance to area schools
and children in need. If
you are interested in chairing this club, please contact the
Lifestyle Office at 364-2050.
Rockodiles
Join us Saturday evening, Feb. 23 for our rescheduled Holiday
Party Round-Robin from 5:45 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. run by our pro,
Paul Cranis, followed by a pizza, salad, beer and soda social. You
don’t have to play to join
us. The cost is $15 for club
members and $20 for nonmembers. Give your checks
to Paul Cranis or Treasurer
Howard Levine no later
than Tuesday, Feb. 20.
Anyone who has already
paid and can’t attend
should contact Howard
for a refund. Join us Friday,
Feb. 1 for a no-charge
Round-Robin from 8:45
a.m. to 10:30 a.m., open to
everyone. Please add your
name to the sign-up sheet
at the courts as soon as
possible so Paul can reserve
and assign courts. For last Fall’s season, our GrandSlam Tennis
League team finished first in it’s division and has qualified for the
playoffs in April. We were moved up two divisions for the Spring
season, which runs from January thru March. If you haven’t
already joined the Tennis Club, please send your $25 membership
dues to Treasurer Howard Levine, 7252 Maple Ridge Trail. Make
checks payable to the Valencia Pointe Tennis Club. Thanks to
Ken Sommers and Howard Levine for co-chairing the upcoming
Holiday Party. Thanks to Alan Miller for donating a ball machine
to our club. A special thanks to Paul Cranis for assisting in every
phase of our tennis program. Contact Mike Stein at 752-1863 with
any questions regarding the Tennis Club.
Get ready to rock with the Rockodiles Rock & Roll Club! Join
us on March 1 at 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. for the first of our four
scheduled Rock & Roll dance parties of 2008! What a great way
to initiate the grand ballroom of our own fabulous clubhouse!
Here’s what’s in store for you: a professional DeeJay, non-stop
music, karaoke, refreshments and beverages (BYOB) and a
wonderful social evening. This event is for Paid Members
Only! Space is limited based on room capacity, so join us
now. Members will be receiving an “official” Rockodiles
membership card for entry. Dues are $40 per person for the
2008 calendar year. Checks only to: Rockodiles of Valencia
Pointe. Bring it to Suzi & Allan Pessin at 7086 Great Falls
Circle. Get in on the fun that everyone will be talking about!
If you have any questions, please contact Suzi or Allan at
[email protected] or 752-8286.
Runner’s/Walking Club
The club heartily congratulates Lesley
Schneider & Maria Marchetti who
ran the half-marathon at Disney and
5K on January 11 and 12. Members of
the club look forward to participating
in fun walk/runs and training for the
upcoming season. Contact Chairs
Mindy Unger at 733-0040 or msmagu1@
aol.com or Ann Sommers at 737-6994
or [email protected].
Snowbirds Club
An organizational meeting of the club will be held on Feb. 12
at 7 p.m. at the JCC. All ideas for the club are welcome. Dues
are $25 and are being collected at the Lifestyle Office. Please
make your check payable to the Valencia Pointe Snowbirds
Club. Please contact Vivian Drucker at 631-241-4360 or
[email protected] for more information. Watch the next
newsletter for more details.
Sunshine Committee
Anyone interested in extending a warm and friendly greeting to
our neighbors, to help celebrate good times and comfort in times
of need, contact the committee to join us. Let’s network to spread
our sunshine! Please call Beverly Berkowitz at 561-738-0062.
Tennis Club
Travel Club
If you are interested in traveling with your neighbors and
friends, please contact Chairs Menachem or Ilana Kochman
at 732-4011 or [email protected]. We will work
together on booking fun trips for the community!
Wine Club II
Come join our second wine club to learn about wine, wine &
food pairings and enjoying it in a social setting. This club will
take the mystique out of buying wines. This club caters to all
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levels – beginners are more than welcome! This wine club will
meet at the clubhouse once it has opened. To join this club or
learn more, contact Irv Rubenstein at irvrubenstein@gmail.
com or 561.737.6066.
Women’s Book Club
The Women’s Book Club will meet on Wed., Feb. 27th. We will be
reading Mistress’ Daughter, by A.M Holmes. The 1 pm meeting
will be hosted by Sue Snyder at 7428 Maple Ridge Trail and the
7 p.m. meeting will be hosted by Arlene Lapoff at 7291
Twin Falls Drive. All members should RSVP to Rhona Leff
([email protected] or 846-1408) or Barbara Rothman at
([email protected] or 739-9799) so we know which
meeting you will be attending. The new book list is as follows:
March - Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro; April - Water For
Elephants by Sara Gruen; May - The Faith Club by Ronya
Sdliby, Susanne Oliver and Priscilla Warner; June - The Glass
Castle: A Memoir by Jeanette Walls; July - Digging to America
by Anne Tyler; and September - Pillars of the Earth by Ken
Follett. If you are not a member of the Women’s Book Club
and would like to become one, contact Rhona or Barbara.
Women’s Golf
Whether you play 9 or 18 holes, this club is where you can
make new friends, laugh and enjoy the game of golf. From
beginner to seasoned golfers, all members are welcome to
participate in organized weekly events. We are currently
looking for a chair for this club. If you are interested, please
contact the Lifestyle Office at 364-2050.
CLASS CONNECTION
Mah Jongg
Fellow Valencia Pointe residents Sheila Weinstein and Linda
Epstein have offered to teach Mah Jongg in their homes. Contact
Sheila at 733-8429 or Linda at 732-4821 for more information.
Weight Watchers
This group meets weekly on Monday mornings at 9 a.m. in the
clubhouse at Valencia Falls. New members are always welcome!
The cost is $104 for an 8-week series. If you are interested in
participating, please contact Amber in the Lifestyle Office.
Line Dance
Valencia Pointe is happy to welcome Ruth Goodstein, who will
be instructing the Line Dance classes. Ruth has been teaching
line dance since 1993, as well as East Coast Swing, 2 Step,
Country Waltz and Specialty Couples Dancing. In 1999, Ruth
relocated to South Florida, where she has been teaching at
the Jewish Community Center in Boynton Beach, the Boynton
Beach Senior Center and many developments in the West
Boynton Beach area, including past Valencias. Her main goal
for all of her students is to “have fun, enjoy what they’re doing
and dance as if no one is watching.” This is not your typical
country western boot scootin’ class. Our upbeat instructor
takes you step-by-step through many different genres of music
from country-western to Latin. There will be a free demo on
Sat., March 1 at 10 a.m. in the Aerobics Room. The actual class
will run as a six week session beginning on Mon., March 17
and running through Mon., April 21. All classes will be held
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from 10-11 a.m. in the Aerobics Room. Cost for this class is
$40 per person. Registration for this class will begin right away.
Contact the Lifestyle Office for more information.
Ballroom Dance
Come and experience the fun and excitement of Social Ballroom
dancing. Talented instructors Ellen and Don Padden have been
instructing for many years, and dancing together even longer.
With experience in many of the gated communities, including
Valencia Falls, Valencia Shores, Valencia Palms, Ponte Vecchio
West and Tivoli Lakes, we are happy to welcome them into the
Valencia Pointe community. In these classes couples will learn hot
Latin and beautiful Ballroom Dances, the sexy Tango, energizing
Swing, saucy Mambo, elegant Waltz, smooth Foxtrot, and many
more. Two sessions will be held, 6-7 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. at a cost of
$65 per couple per session. Each session will consist of 5 classes
held on Monday evenings in the Social Hall beginning March 3,
and each session requires a minimum of 10 couples to run. Sign
up at the Lifestyle Office. Please make payment by Feb. 28.
Beginner Bridge
We would like to welcome ACBL Certified instructor, Marilyn
Kroll, who will broaden your Bridge horizons. Marilyn comes
to us from Chicago, IL where she taught in many country club
settings and is currently teaching at a few clubs in Palm Beach
County, including past Valencias. Beginner Bridge is a basic
class for those who have had little or no bridge experience. The
class will be offered every Thursday from 1-3 p.m. The cost is
$85 for 8 sessions and we need a minimum of 12 people. Sign
up in the Lifestyle Office today. Classes begin Thurs., March 6.
Jazz Dance
Let’s welcome Terry Katz who will be teaching you jazz dance
movements-Fosse style, as well as show dance routines such
as “One” from A Chorus Line, All That Jazz, Steam Heat and
many more. If you really love to dance, take this class. Terry
has been teaching dance since she was 12 years old! Her forte
is Jazz and Tap although she has also taught ballroom, ballet,
acrobatics and baton. Terry has experience in many adult
communities including past Valencias. We will be offering two
classes, every Tuesday and Thursday from 10:30-11:30 a.m.
starting Tues., March 4th. She needs a minimum of 10 people
in a class and the cost is $32 per student for four classes. Please
sign up in the Lifestyle Office today for this fun dance class!
Beginner Pan
The game of Panguingue is a product of the Rummy family. You
can play with a minimum of 8 to a maximum of 16 players. Pan
has a lot of action and a lot of devotees. Susan Ledner will be
teaching you how to play this game. She teaches at many gated
communities in the Palm Beach area including past Valencias.
The class will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30
a.m. to 12 p.m. for $35 for four sessions. There will be a free
demo on Sat., March 1 at 11 a.m. Sign up in the Lifestyle Office
today for this fun class.
THS Fitness Classes
The following classes will be offered by Total Health Systems once
the clubhouse opens: Zumba, Tao Yoga, Pilates, Water Aerobics,
Body Sculpting and Tai Chi. Please look at the insert for the
schedule and cost for the above classes. Call the Lifestyle Office
for more information and to sign up for these classes today.
We will also be starting Ceramics and 3D-Art classes in March.
Please see the insert for details and sign-up in the Lifestyle Office.
Season Shows
Tickets for the shows are on sale now. Tickets are available on a first come, first served basis. Ticket prices
listed are per person, for a single show.
how. Valencia Palms is offering a Series package of shows where you buy
4 shows and get the 5th show for free.
ee. See the order forms for more details. Checks should be made payable
to the respective HOA - Valencia FALLS or PALMS. Bring your completed ticket order form and check to the
Lifestyle Office. If you would like to sit with friends, you must fill out your ticket order form together. Allow
several days for the tickets to be processed. Thank you! Please note that artists have a 45-day out clause in
their contracts to accommodate a possible movie, TV engagement or other such opportunity that may arise.
If necessary, an act will be replaced with a comparable one at the sole discretion of management. No refunds
will be given unless a show is cancelled and announced as such. Opening acts may change as necessary.
VA L E N C I A FA L L S
PERFORMANCE
DATE
COST PER PERSON
Three Tenors… Plus!
Saturday, Feb. 9 at 8 p.m.
$20
Shalom
Friday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m.
$25
Tony Orlando
Saturday, March 8 at 7 p.m.
$30
Charo
Friday, March 21 at 7 p.m.
$30
VA L E N C I A PA L M S
PERFORMANCE
DATE
COST PER PERSON
Mal Z. Lawrence
Friday, Feb. 1 at 8 p.m.
$30
John Davidson
Sunday, Feb. 10 at 8 p.m.
$25
Maurice Hines and Jeff Capri
Sunday, Feb. 24 at 9 p.m.
$30
The Drifters
Sunday, March 2 at 9 p.m.
$30
Charo
Friday, March 14 at 9 p.m.
$25
Tony Orlando
Saturday, March 22 at 9 p.m.
$30
Shecky Green
Saturday, April 5 at 8 p.m.
$30
Greetings from your Total Health Systems Staff
Are you ready to get fit and exercise? THS is coming toValencia Pointe and we are excited to bring you classes,massage therapy,physical
therapy, equipment clinics, weight management and one-on-one personal training. Look for us in the beautiful new clubhouse.
Five Reasons NOT to Exercise
“I really hate exercise.”
“I just don’t have the time.”
“I’m embarrassed for others to see me in workout clothes.”
“I have no idea how to use any of the machines.”
“I’ve never exercised before – why should I start now?”
Sound familiar? The 5 reasons you should start an exercise regime in 2008
are as follows:
The I Hate Exercise Factor: Misery loves company. Why not join a class?
Most of the residents also hate exercise. Moaning and groaning together is
much more fun.
The Time Factor: This is really a matter of priorities. If you really want or
need to exercise, you can find the time.
The Embarrassment Factor: Look around you – you have nothing to fret
about. Within a few months of working out, you’ll be looking great.
The Machine Factor: This is a simple one: THS will teach you how to use
the fitness equipment. Watch for the scheduled equipment clinics.
The Why Now Factor: It’s never too late to get healthy! You’ll look better;
you’ll feel better; even your doctor will be happy.
Start now. It’s time to get on the road to fitness. The THS personal trainers
will assist and help you reach your goals.
Lose your weight in 2008! Call us for a free fitness evaluation. Join our Smart For Life, “weight management program.” Eat cookies, lose
weight. Call us to taste the cookies and for further information. Physical Therapy is available in your home at this time. However, it will
be available in the fitness center once it is opened. Treat yourself or your loved one to a relaxing and soothing massage in your home
for Valentine’s Day. To schedule an appointment for Physical Therapy, Massage Therapy or one-on-one personal training, or for more
information on the Smart For Life and Cookie programs, call 706-1141. Eat healthy, exercise and remember your vitamins!
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LANG MANAGEMENT REMINDERS
Customer Service
Tennis Rules
276-7279 (toll free), 561-750-1477 or [email protected]
(Please note that this is for regular service requests-landscaping and
irrigation. Warranty issues are to be addressed with GL Homes at
866-979-2424.)
Please be aware of the following rules of using the Valencia Pointe
tennis courts. The courts are a beautiful and welcome addition to
our community. Let’s take care of them together!
• Hours: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
• Courts are for use by Valencia Pointe residents and their guests only
• Children 16 and younger must be accompanied by an adult
over the age of 21
• Play limit is 1 ½ hours for doubles and 1 hour for singles when
others are waiting
• No food, breakable containers or intoxicants are permitted
in the tennis area
• Trash must be placed in containers
• The Association and its Board are not responsible for lost
or stolen items
• Proper tennis attire and shoes are required on the courts
• No profane language or unsportsmanlike conduct in the tennis area
• No smoking or pets permitted
Valencia Pointe Gatehouse
561-740-4895
Re-Sales
All re-sales of homes must submit an application to Lang Management
at least 30 days prior to closing. Applications are available by calling
Linda at 750-8800 at Lang’s Corporate Office.
Parking
Overnight street parking is not permitted.
Architectural Control Committee
ACC applications for all exterior modifications are available at the
Sales Center. They will be processed after all information is received,
including the placement of the modification indicated on a copy
of your final site plan. Send the completed application to Linda
Duggan at Lang’s Corporate Office for processing. Incomplete forms
will not be processed and will be returned to you for completion.
Signs
Signs are not permitted at any home or on any element of the
Association Property. This includes, but is not limited to, signs for
Open House or For Sale, and any contractor advertising.
Trash
Trash must be placed in a plastic bag, inside a locking container
curbside no sooner that the night before pickup. If you have
cardboard boxes, please be so kind as to break them down,
otherwise Waste Management will not pick them up. Pickup days
are Tuesday and Friday. Tuesday pickup is trash and vegetation;
Friday is trash and recyclables. For any bulk removal, please contact
Waste Management at 561-697-2700.
Safety
Do not leave cars unlocked. Gate clickers can be stolen which can
grant unlimited access to the community.
Dogs
This is a reminder that when walking your dogs, your dog must be on a
leash! This is not only required by the Valencia Pointe documents but
a requirement by Palm Beach County as well. Please note you must
also pick up your dog’s droppings and dispose of them in acceptable
manners. There are many who are not complying and will be fined if
caught. Thank you for helping to keep this community clean!
Mail Delivery
Once you receive curbside mail delivery, please turn in your mailbox
keys to Gary at the Sales Center. There is a $10 fee for keys not turned
in. Thank you!
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
GL Main Customer Service Line .. 866-979-2424
GL Warrenty Service
Examples include any warranty services needed
inside your home...........................866-979-2424
Valencia Sales Office ........................... 738-5100
Lifestyle Office..............................561-364-2050
Valencia Pointe Gatehouse .........561-740-4895
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Lang Management:
Customer Service
Stacey Perlman ...........561-750-1477 / 276-7279
Accounting Dept. .........................561-750-8800
Billing Questions to Patricia Coggins
Lisa Littman, Property Manager
Linda Duggan, Administrative Assistant
Email: [email protected]
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
FEBRUARY
Calendar of Events
TUESDAY
When the Lifestyle
Office is closed,
the front desk at the
Sales Center will
accept complete
activity forms
and payments.
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
L O C A T I O N
L E G E N D
HIC: Holiday Inn Catalina
JCC: Jewish Community Center
SCCC: South County Civic Center
TC: Tennis Courts
VF: Valencia Falls
If the Clubhouse opens, events will move on site.
Check the website and comm. channel for updates.
All events are rain or shine unless otherwise specified.
9am Men’s Softball Game vs.
Venetian Isles (Caloosa Park II)
6pm Super Bowl Party (V. Isles)
Sunday Aerobics Schedule (JCC)
9-10am Jazzercise
9:30-10:30am Step & Tone
10:30-11:30am Pilates
11:30am-12:30pm Tai Chi Qi Gong
1-1:45pm SilverSneakers I
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9am Men’s Softball Game
vs. Villagio (Okee I)
8pm John Davidson (V. Palms)
Happy Birthday Donna Trachtman!
9-10am Jazzercise
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9am Men’s Softball Game vs.
VP (Caloosa Park I)
2pm A Jew Grows in Brooklyn
(Cuillo Center)
3:30 pm Daytona 500
9-10am Jazzercise
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9am Men’s Softball Game
vs. V. Falls (SCCC)
10am Men’s Club Breakfast (JCC)
9pm Maurice Hines & Jeff Capri
(V. Palms)
9-10am Jazzercise
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9am Tennis 1-2-3 (TC)
9a.m. Weight Watchers (VF)
Brandeis Wellworth Chapter Mtg.
7pm Cultural Arts Club Meeting
(location TBA)
Happy Birthday Eileen Saltzman!
4
Monday Aerobics Schedule (JCC)
7pm Girl Talk Meeting
(Palm Beach Library)
7:30pm Bird & Nature Club
Meeting (JCC)
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7:30 pm Investment Club Mtg. (JCC)
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8-9am Water Aerobics
8:30-9:30am Classic Cardio
9-10am Jazzercise
11-11:45am SilverSneakers I
12-1pm Spinning
1-1:45pm SSnkrs Yoga Stretch
6-7pm Zumba
7-8pm 20/20/20
25
12pm Hand & Foot (JCC)
7pm Poker Club (JCC)
Tuesday Aerobics Schedule (JCC)
8:30-9:30am Jazzercise
9-10am Yoga
9:15-10:15am Cardio Combatives
10:15-11:15am T’Chi Qi Gong
11-11:45am SilverSneakers II
12-1pm Spinning
6-7pm Jazzercise
7-8pm Yoga
12:30pm Bowling Club (Don Carters)
7pm Poker Nights (JCC)
7:30pm JCC Dance & Drums
Event (JCC)
5
Happy Birthday Roz Stolbach!
10:30am NCJW Meeting (V. Falls)
1pm Mah Jongg, Bridge &
Canasta (JCC)
7pm Snowbirds Club Mtg. (JCC)
8pm Monterey Jazz - Kravis Center
7pm Couples Canasta (JCC)
7:30pm Photo Club Meeting
(Ken Summers’ Home)
7:30pm Current Events Meeting
(Murray Kahl’s Home)
6
Wednesday Aerobics Schedule (JCC)
12
13
10am Hadassah’s Morikami Trip
9-10am Yoga
12-1pm Spinning
6-7pm Jazzercise
7-8pm Yoga
7pm Poker Nights (JCC)
1pm Mah Jongg, Bridge &
Canasta (JCC)
7pm Poker Club (Sales Center)
9-10am Yoga
12-1pm Spinning
6-7pm Jazzercise
7-8pm Yoga
1pm Women’s Book Club
(Sue Snyder’s Home)
7pm Women’s Book Club
(Arlene Lapoff’s Home)
7:30pm Current Events Club
(Murray Kahl’s Home)
19
26
8-9am Cardio Blast/W Aerobics
9-10am Jazzercise/Body Sculpt
10-11am Line Dancing
11-11:45am SilverSneakers I
12-1pm Spinning
1-2pm Yoga
6:30-7:30pm 20/20/20
20
27
9am Stroke of the Week (TC)
7pm Men’s Canasta (Sales Center)
7:30pm Fishing Club Mtg. (JCC)
Thursday Aerobics Schedule (JCC)
8-9am Cardio & Sculpt
9-10am Jazzercise
9:15-10:15am Circuit Spin
6-7pm Jazzercise
7-8pm Yoga
FRIDAY
8:45am Tennis Round Robin (TC)
8pm Mal Z. Lawrence (V. Palms)
Friday Aerobics Schedule (JCC)
8-9am Body Sculpt/W Aerobics
12-1pm Spinning
1
11:30am Brandeis Lakes Chapter
Fashion Show (Boca Country
Club)
The Cooking Connection Field
Trip to Jean-Pierrre’s Cooking
School
SATURDAY
9am Doubles Strategy (TC)
2
9:30am Photo Club Field Trip
(Sales Center)
8pm Three Tenors. . . Plus! (VF)
7
9
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!
8pm Shalom (V. Falls)
9am Coconut Grove Arts
Festival/Lincoln Road Field
Trip (Sales Center)
9pm Date Night at Funkey Nutz
7:30pm The NewlywedNot So Newlywed Game (JCC)
14
8-9am Cardio & Sculpt
9-10am Jazzercise
9:15-10:15am Circuit Spin
6-7pm Jazzercise
7-8pm Yoga
21
12:30pm NCJW DCOTA Outing
7pm Men’s Canasta (Sales Center)
8
12-1pm Spinning
15
Restaurant Club Event
(location & time TBA)
12-1pm Spinning
22
7:30pm Friday Night at the
Movies (Holiday Inn Catalina)
28
29
16
2pm Trailer Park
(Parker Playhouse)
5:45pm Holiday Round Robin/
Pizza Party (TC)
TBD - Bird & Nature Club Outing
23
VALENCIA POINTE

JAIME BRALTS
Social Director
Valencia Pointe
AMBER CASTONGUAY
Lifestyle Director / Clubhouse Manager
Valencia Pointe
TERRY JACOBS
Box Office Administrator
Valencia Pointe
6992 Corning Circle • Boynton Beach, FL 33437 • 561.364.2050
HOLIDAY INN CATALINA
1601 N. Congress Ave.
Boynton Beach, FL 33426
561.737.4600
VALENCIA PALMS
6750 Summerland Blvd.
Delray Beach, FL 33446
561.499.6358
Directions: Take Woolbright Rd. east to Congress. Head north on
Congress. Cross over Boynton Beach Blvd. Continue through four
more lights and the hotel will be on the left.
Directions: Take Woolbright Rd. east to Jog Rd. Head south on Jog Rd.
Valencia Palms will be on the right.
HOCHMAN JCC
8500 Jog Road
Boynton Beach, FL 33427
561.740.9000
Directions: Take Woolbright Rd. east to Jog Road. Head north on
Jog Road and cross over Boynton Beach Boulevard. The JCC will
be on your right, just after Gateway Boulevard.
SOUTH COUNTY CIVIC CENTER
16700 Jog Rd.
Delray Beach, FL 33446
561.495.9813
Directions: Take Woolbright Rd. east to Jog Rd. Head south on
Jog Rd. and continue past Atlantic Avenue and Linton Boulevard.
The South County Civic Center will be on the left. If you reach
Morikami Park Road you have gone too far.

Valencia Pointe NL Feb 2008.indd

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