Mike Berman Named All Charities Co-Chair

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Vol. 1, No. 18
A Unique Way of Life
February 28, 2014
Fat Tuesday
AROUND
The Event Just Got
Bigger – and Better!
We’re kicking off the month with
one of our favorite celebrations
and my how it has grown! Fat
Tuesday this year has a whole
new element added and you
won’t want to miss out on the fun
either as a participant or spectator! Join us on Tuesday, March
4 in the Business Center parking
lot at 5:30 p.m. where you will be
joined by the Bonefish Bonnies,
the Racquet Club, the Members
Fitness Center team and even a
Krewe from the Dog Park, among
others, who will make the Parade
route down to the Fishing Village.
The Chapel Choir will sing
“When the Saints Go Marching
In” so whether you want to bring
your cart or just stand and cheer
them on, it’s sure to be a sight
worth seeing! There will also be
a special tribute to our Veterans
who will join in the Walking Procession led by King & Queen Sam
and Edwina Friedman. Once at
the Fishing Village the party will
begin where we will celebrate in
true New Orleans style with great
food, music and company, and
the “Sauce Boss”. The Fat Tuesday
celebration continues in the Fishing Village until 9:00 p.m. where
you can enjoy Chef Damian’s
Cajun fare, New Orleans style
drinks and all your favorite Street
Fair fun. If you would like more
information on how to participate
in the Procession, or if you are a
Veteran that would like to join
in, please call Member Events at
305-367-6526.
After you have recovered from
all the Mardi Gras-style excitement, there is plenty more on
the March calendar, including a
Mardi Gras cooking class featuring recipes from around the world
on Wednesday, March 5.
THE REEF
The Pisces V winning team: Madison Roberts, Will Ochse, Dylan Menten, Greg
Graham, Peter Menten, David Menten.
The Met: Live in HD
Borodin’s Prince Igor
Sat., March 1 – 12:00 p.m.
Borodin’s defining Russian
epic, famous for its Polovtsian Dances, comes to the
Met for the first time in nearly
100 years. Experience it at the
Cultural Center tomorrow.
Local Boater Option
Registration
Wed., Mar. 5 9am – 2:30 pm
US Customs officials will be
at Public Safety to assist with
registration. Call 305-367-7340
for more.
Andrea Villareal is presented with
Overall Lady Angler trophy by Michael
Levy.
Overall Male Angler, Steve Smith, Jr.
(left).
Pisces V Wins
Sailfish Classic
Menten in the 2014 Reef Cup and
first place in the 2012 Reef Cup.
One Tournament
Left for ORC Sailfish
Championship
While the sunny skies and balmy
breezes have made just about
everything on The Reef delightful,
those vying for the ORC Sailfish
Championship have been a bit
“cold” to the temperatures. January’s
Reef Cup saw a total of 138 releases,
up from 2013, but nowhere near
the numbers from past years. With
sixteen boats in the fleet, the participant number was the highest in the
Sailfish Classic’s history but with just
50 releases, no other records were
set.
The Menten family aboard their
boat PISCES V would take first
place with eight releases. Recent
team accolades include Top Junior
Angler honors for 14-year old Dylan
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Art League 16
Calendar 14
Chapel News 11
1ST PLACE:
PISCES V
Peter Menten, David Menten,
Dylan Menten, Drake Menten
Fitness Focus 25
2 PLACE:
From the Pantry 12
ND
MR. NICE
Steve Armington, Bryan Marguleis,
Bobbie Armington
3RD PLACE:
RAPTOR
Steve Smith, Steve Smith, Jr.,
Vic Falk, Dick Wallace
Other tournament notables
included Andrea Villareal of
COIN OPERATED who took the
Overall Lady Angler honors with
three releases. Steve Smith, Jr. on
RAPTOR caught the first fish of the
day and Overall Male Angler award
with six releases.
ORC Sailfish Championship
With just one tournament remaining
in the chase for the ORC Sailfish
Championship, the leaderboard
Sailfish Classic | 4
Food and Wine Festival 5
Golf Scores 21
Medical Center News 8
Movies 14
ORCA News 3
Recent Catch 23
Specialist Schedule 8
Tennis Shorts 19
Wining & Dining 15
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Key Largo, FL
33037
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Marina Fuel
Recently installed fuel pumps for
both Diesel and Ethanol Free Gas
make the convenience of fueling
with your Club even better. Not
only do they pump at a much
higher rate in addition, as an
Equity Member or Social Member that is staying with the Club,
they now automatically calculate
in your discount.
There is also a new Competitive Model for determining the
fuel pricing. If you have been
fueling your boat at the Marina
this change will be a pleasant
surprise, but if you have not
traditionally looked to the Club
for your marine fuel there are
now more reasons than ever.
Each week the Dock office posts
the current fuel prices for nearby marinas. You will be able
to immediately see the value
available in purchasing from your
Club Marina. Looking for larger
volume? Further price reductions are available for over 1,000
gallons and a quick call to the
Dockmaster will put us to work
in providing significant value.
Our 2010 census tells us that
there are over 1400 boats here at
Ocean Reef. Now these members
can enjoy the convenience and
value in filling with high quality
fuel at a very competitive price.
Proposed for
Membership
members of Cordillera Golf Club,
Vail Gondola Club and Denver
Country Club. Their sponsors are
Nelson M. Sims and Shiela Nuccilli.
Club. Their sponsors are Catherine
Sargent and Team Ocean Reef
Member Deborah Link on behalf of
the Membership Committee.
Susan and Alex Castellanos are
Social Members purchasing O.R.
Dock E-14 and the equity from the
seller. Mr. & Mrs. Castellanos are
residents of Alexandria, Virginia.
They are members of Mount Vernon
County Club and Capitol Hill Club.
Their sponsors are Mary & Geof
Bloom and Pattie & Ed Kramer.
Marcel & Jeff Dorsey are applying
for Social Membership. Mr. and
Mrs. Dorsey are residents of Greenwood Village, Colorado. They are
members of Cherry Hills Country
Club. Their sponsors are Maureen &
Reynolds Cannon and Team Ocean
Reef Members Maggie & Steve
Parker.
Social Membership
Gail & Paul Mandel are applying
Mrs. Mandel are residents of New
Vernon, New Jersey. They are members of Morristown Club. Their
sponsors are Betsy & John Osborne
and Stephanie & Michael Glickman.
New Pumps, New
Technology, Lower Cost
The following individuals are being
considered for membership in
Ocean Reef Club. Any communication concerning these nominations
should be directed to the Executive
Director of Membership, Michelle
Simpson, at 305-367-5921 or
[email protected].
FEBRUARY 21, 2014 THROUGH
MARCH 14, 2014
Equity Membership
Regina M. and Kyle M. Fink are
Social Members purchasing O.R.
Dock F-23 and the equity from the
seller. Dr. & Mrs. Fink are residents
of Cordillera, Colorado. They are
Janine & Patrick Mullady, Jr. are
applying for Social Membership.
Mr. and Mrs. Mullady are residents
of Arlington Heights, Illinois. They
are members of Chicago Metropolitan Club and Dairymen’s Country
Fito Castellanos, Dock Master.
Kym & Brian Read are applying
Mrs. Read are residents of Cobourg,
Ontario, Canada. They are members of Royal Canadian Military
Institute. Their sponsors are Heather
& Greg Hogarth and Team Ocean
Reef Members Patty & Tom Davidson, Jr.
Ruth & Leonard Perfido are applying for Social Membership. Mr. and
Mrs. Perfido are residents of New
York, New York. Their sponsors are
Judith & Richard Brand and Barbara
& Emery Olcott.
Elliott Jessup is applying for Social
Membership. Mr. Jessup is a resident
of Knoxville, Tennessee. His sponsors are Edward Jessup, Lisa & Dan
McMenamin and Team Ocean Reef
Member Jack Curlett.
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Sent in by Gerda Fletcher:
This 8.5 ft. crocodile was removed from the Hammock Course
behind Torchwood Lane. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) relocated the animal to the Everglades.
Did you see something interesting or unique in your travels about
The Reef? On land, in the water or in the air? We invite you to share
your discoveries within our environment, email [email protected].
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Safeguarding
Our Community
Cheers! Without Tears
by Ken Dewey
ORCA Vice Chairman
“A Unique Way of Life”… “a refuge
from the clamor and demands of
the world beyond our boundaries”…”the reassurance of world-class
security and public safety”…”a place
where privacy is paramount, security
is assured, and family comes first”.
This is our magical world, created
by the exceptional talents of the
Club and safeguarded by ORCA
and Public Safety. In experiencing
the magic, however, it is easy to
overlook the fact that the laws of
nature, common sense and the State
of Florida still apply. Nowhere more
seriously than when operating a
vehicle while under the influence of
alcohol or drugs. Yes, these things
apply even on our privately-owned
streets and paths, as well as to automobiles, carts and motor scooters.
Protocols are in Place
We all know that enjoying cocktails
or wine with a meal, experiencing
the Reef Lounge, Burgee Bar or
other gathering spots can involve
alcohol consumption that impairs
our ability to operate an automobile, golf cart or motor scooter.
And who hasn’t seen films showing the consequences of driving
under the influence? Even at our
25 MPH speed limit, serious risks
exist. Just last weekend, an early
morning incident involved a driver
who caused a minor accident, fled
the scene and lost control of his
Donation Drive
and Car Seat
Inspections
Reminder you can donate your
unused children items (clothing,
blankets, books, stuffed animals)
to the Florida Keys Healthy Start
Coalition on March 4 from 1 –
4 p.m., in the Cultural Center
parking lot. The Healthy Start
automobile, damaging it extensively,
destroying landscaping along Marlin
Lane in the process. Fortunately,
airbag deployment prevented the
driver from being injured, and he
narrowly avoided colliding with a
golf cart carrying four people. Public
Safety responded to check the
driver for injuries; per protocol, the
Sheriff’s Department investigated
for evidence of DUI. The outcome
of which is not the message, it is the
fact that this could have been easily
avoided.
Frankie Moreno
Friday, Feb. 28 – 8:00PM
$150 Donor ∙ $165 Non-Donor
Safe Transport Options
Part of our magic is recognizing that
an atmosphere of celebration exists
here, and providing means for individuals to continue the fun without
endangering themselves or others
when the party is over. Have you
seen the Public Safety officer stationed in the Fishing Village on busy
nights? Part of his job is to encourage anyone unable to drive safely
to be transported home (along with
their vehicle) either by the bell stand
or Public Safety. What other community provides this kind of service?
And this is available to everyone on
the Reef, no matter where or when
the situation arises. It’s as simple as
calling Public Safety, who will gladly
assist you. They far prefer this to
transporting someone off the Reef
via ambulance or helicopter.
In the end, preserving our Unique
Way of Life depends on all of us, not
only those we have hired to assist
us. We encourage you to share this
message with visiting friends and
family and to set a good example
by using the resources available
to safeguard yourself and all those
around you.
Coalition, an organization based
in Monroe County, provides
resources to improve the health
and well-being of early families.
Specifically, the items collected
will be donated to families with
children from birth to age five.
In addition, safety technicians
will be available to check your
car seats to ensure they are properly installed. Parents or grandparents should bring children
with them or know their exact
height, weight and age to have
your car seat inspected for safety.
Get ready for a concert experience like no other as Frankie Moreno
delivers a classic performance experience with modern content. Moreno
and his 10-piece band rock out to original hits and classic covers, as
Moreno showcases his debonair style on stage and his gifted musical
talents. He has been hailed as the best all-around performer by the Las
Vegas Review’s Best of Las Vegas 2012 and has toured with Air Supply
and Sugarland. If one incredibly gifted musician wasn’t enough, Frankie
Moreno has gathered a super band of dedicated musicians and they all
come together in one performance that will knock your socks off.
Rewind: Hits of the 80s
with Sam Harris and Sheena Easton
Thursday, Mar 6 – 8:00PM
Donor: $125 ∙ Non-Donor: $140
Revisit the era of power ballads, synthesized pop and really big hair
with Star Search grand champion Sam Harris and Grammy-winning
pop princess Sheena Easton. Take a tubular trip down memory lane
with hits by George Michael, Cyndi Lauper, Bon Jovi and many others.
REWIND features a full band to bring this great music to life featuring
the hits you know the words to from artists like Journey, U2 and more
with a performing arts flare and spectacular production value.
The Irish Tenors in the
Let’s Celebrate Ireland Tour
Sunday, Mar. 16 – 8:00PM
Donor: $150 ∙ Non-Donor: $165
Ranked as Ireland’s premier ambassadors of song, The Irish Tenors
starring Finbar Wright, Anthony Kearns, and Ronan Tynan, entertain
audiences worldwide with a quality of performance which is unrivalled,
incomparable and, worthy of the rich cultural heritage of the country
of Ireland’s exquisite musical treasury. This heartfelt and patriotically
charged endeavor is present and palpable at every concert. Come
experience the beautiful music of Ireland with The Irish Tenors, backed
by a 30-piece orchestra!
For information visit www.oceanreefculturalcenter.com
or call 305-367-6300
U.S. Navy SEALS
On Monday, Feb. 17 Card
Sound Golf Club was honored
to present an exhibition and
presentation by US Navy Seals.
Sailfish Classic
Continued from | 1
Dick Farmer and Adelaide Skoglund sample the
MRE (Meals Ready to Eat) which were served
on silver platters with sparklers.
Navy SEAL AJ Portmann, Don McClure, Dorothy Narvaez-Woods, widow of Tyrone
Woods, killed in the attack at Benghazi, and Pete Shields. Mrs. Woods gave a moving
speech filled with strength and patriotism that left not a dry eye in the Clubhouse.
Navy Seal Exhibition on the Card Sound Golf Course. Funds raised will benefit the
Navy SEAL Museum in Ft. Pierce, FL.
Come See What’s New
Pluto Sleepwear
Purse that Charges Your Phone
Cashmere for Men and Women
Sun Hats for Golf and Beach
Gifts and Decorative Accessories
Located in the
Fishing Village
50 UPF Clothing
305.367.2524
Docksidemart.com
is close and the challenge on. In
order to qualify for the overall ORC
Sailfish Championship, anglers must
participate in three of the five eligible Ocean Reef fishing tournaments:
Grandmasters, Holiday Reef Offshore, Reef Cup, Sailfish Classic and
Small Boat Sailfish. Just the one-day
Small Boat Sailfish on Wednesday,
March 12 remains.
The winning team will be honored with team jackets and a plaque
in the Burgee Bar. Call Member
Boutique D’Reef
Guarantees
Great Shopping
Fun!
Vendors from all over the United
States will come here for a three-day
shopping spree, Tuesday through
Thursday, March 5-7 from 10:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Town Hall!
Terrific women’s sportswear will be
shown by Monogram Goods, Sydney and Charlotte Kellogg! Janet
Egan, Gramercy Atelier by Maria
Pucci and Nina McLemore have
great jackets! Catch All will have
those fabulous linens, sleepwear and
gifts.
Jewelry is always popular at the
Boutique. Back again this year,
Zonnie Sheik, The Clara Williams
Company and Hughes Bosca will
have elegant jewelry for all occasions, along with the ever-popular
Events at 305-367-5874 for additional information.
Here are the current standings:
Pisces 10
Buckalot 8
Business 6
Unbridled 6
Fishtales 5
Tippecanoe 4
Gate Crasher 3
Blondie 2
Flippin Out 2
Anthracite 1
Cue the Blue 1
L&H1
Nadine 1
Mo Cuisle 1
Vanderbilt Collection, Lisa Taylor
Designs and returning vendor Julie
Vos.
New vendors showing accessories you’ll love are Jodi Rose,
Sarah Oliver Handbags and The
Scott Collection. Angela Alvarez
presents a new look in exotic skin
leather goods, and Liz Logie brings
a terrific line from her Greenwich
store, Atelier 360. Caldwell and
Townsend will be showing bright,
stylish cashmeres. Returning vendor
Stubbs and Wootton will show their
line of handmade slippers for all
occasions. This year Town Hall will
be filled with 34 vendors presenting
their wares!
Lunch will be available on the
porch on Tuesday only. Ocean Reef
Club will feature grilled items, salads
and snacks from 11:30 a.m. until
2:00 p.m. You may reserve your
luncheon spot when you come in to
shop!
This will be the 24th year that
Boutique D’Reef has been held to
benefit the Ocean Reef Medical
Center Foundation.
Welcome Ocean Alexander
Yachts
Every year, Ocean Alexander sponsors several Rendezvous, gatherings of
owners and boating enthusiasts to celebrate the pleasures of owning an
Ocean Alexander yacht. They visit beautiful marinas throughout the world
as the backdrop to meet other owners, exchange ideas and share boating
experiences. This year Ocean Reef Club is their destination. We welcome
these magnificent mega-yachts to our Marina.
Hinckley Friends Reception
Hinckley boat owners will rendezvous at Ocean Reef on March 7 and 8.
You will be sure to recognize these classic boats that have been gracing
marinas since The Hinckley Company was born in 1928. All Ocean Reef
members are invited to a complimentary “Docktail Welcome Reception”
being held on the Town Hall Lawn on Friday, Mar. 7, from 5 – 7:00 p.m.
to meet fellow members and Hinckley owners. If you would like to attend,
kindly RSVP to Member Events at 305-367-5896.
Food & Wine
Festival
Projecting
Sell Out
With just two weeks to go, the
Food & Wine Festival is shaping
up to become a signature event
on the Club’s calendar. Because
of the special nature of this
event, space is limited so don’t
wait to get your weekend Festival
tickets. There are a host of activities, demonstrations and experiences that begin with a Welcome
Lunch on Friday, Mar. 14. Wine,
live music and an interactive mixologist are sure to offer a lively
reception. The Street Fair and
VIP Tasting Tent are on Friday
evening will feature an array of
street vendors and festival fair.
Those with the Festival pass will
be able to further the tasting
sensation in the VIP Tasting Tent
where our acclaimed Chefs will
be on hand with small bites and
wine pairings. Saturday evening’s
Grand Dinner will be a fourcourse extravganza prepared by
our Guest Chefs. Each hails from
an exclusive resort destination
and have collected awards and
accolades in their travels. You
can read more about them at
www. oceanreef.com
Throughout the day on
Friday and Saturday there will
be demonstrations, tastings and
activities for the whole family
to enjoy. Be sure to visit the
website for the full schedule of
events included in your weekend
Festival pass.
Tickets are $295+ per person
but don’t wait, availability is
limited and prices increase to
$325+ on March 9. Call Member Events at 305-367-5874 for
tickets.
Have friends that might enjoy
the Festival? Our accommodation package starts at $1,399 for
two people. Please email [email protected] or call
1-800-741-7333 to secure your
place at Ocean Reef Club’s inaugural Food & Wine Festival.
At the Cultural Center
The captivating sound of the a cappella group “Straight No Chaser” treated the Ocean Reef audience to an unforgettable night of extraordinary
music that also included a sense of humor. Sponsors of the performance
were Northern Trust. Pictured in the photo with Straight No Chaser are
Arne & Tammy Themmen and Kim and Wil Erwich of Northern Trust.
AIR CONDITIONED
AND NON-AIR
CONDITIONED UNITS
OUTLET UNITS
REEF STORAGE
Sturdy & Safe Concrete
Construction Built to New
150 MPH Hurricane Code and next to
the Ocean Reef Airport
Mike Berman
Named All
Charities
Co-Chair
All Charities Partners announces that Mike Berman has been
named Co-Chairman of the All
Charities Partners. He will join
Tom Davidson and Alan Goldstein in this role as Co-Chairs
beginning March 1st.
Mike brings a great deal of
experience as he has been active in
the All Charities fundraising since
2008. He chaired the wine committee for many years, served on
the Trustee and Strategic Planning
committee and Co-Chaired the
2013 All Charities Weekend. Mike
is also a Director at the Ocean
Reef Community Foundation,
has served on the Ocean Reef
Medical Center Foundation, and
has worked with the Club serving
on the Advisory Committee, the
Ocean Reef Club Membership
committee, and the Ocean Reef
Club Marketing committee
When asked about his decision
to accept this role, Mike said, “I
am humbled by the opportunity
to work side by side with Tom and
Alan and continue to take advantage of their experience. They
have done so much for our community and it is a privilege to have
my name associated with theirs.
I am looking forward to working with 2015 event chairs Nick
Lanni and Gayle Tallardy, and
2016 event chairs, Mike Jones
and Sarina Kinney. I believe we
now have All Charities in a great
position to serve the community
and fund these important institutions for many years to come.”
The All Charities partner
recipients are the Medical Center,
Cultural Center, OR Community
Foundation, The Academy, Art
League, OR Conservation Association, and ORCAT.
All Charities Partners do collaborative fundraising through the
All Charities Weekend, the annual
Club Check Off, and corporate
Community Preferred Partners.
This year’s Preferred Partners are;
Net Jets, Marsh/AIG, Northern
Trust, Baptist Health Systems,
Plane Sense, and Ocean Reef Club
Real Estate Company.
Mike and Angie Berman.
Bringing Over 21 Years of Experience to Ocean Reef
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MEET ANDY HOFMANN
Our real estate agents embody the core of the Ocean Reef Promise through their daily commitment to Member
Satisfaction. Andy Hofmann, a Florida native with 20 years of exceptional success building relationships in
premier real estate and finance companies, joined Ocean Reef Club Real Estate Company (ORCREC) late last
year. In his relatively short time here, he has already demonstrated the importance of having our own memberfocused real estate organization. Member Mike Berman had a dear friend who had sold her New Orleans home
and was moving to Ocean Reef Club. Working through another property management company, the woman
had found a rental property. However, just days before her arrival, the contract was cancelled—the owners had decided not to rent
their unit—and she was devastated. Mike Berman called ORCREC, explained the situation to Andy Hofmann, and within an hour,
he had managed to find a Pumpkin Cay three-bedroom with an ocean view that was perfect for Mike’s friend. The residence was
previously only available for sale but in working with fellow team member Mary Lee, together they were able to come up with a
rental option that was ideal for both home owner and tenant. “Andy not only worked some magic, he went above and beyond to
make my friend feel comfortable, welcomed and worry free,” said Mike. “We are very fortunate to have our own real estate company
that applies the same exceptional standards and services that we are accustomed to as members. Many people and departments
came together to make this wonderful lady’s experience a memorable one.”
Featured Homes
4 Bayberry Lane
Build your dream home on this incredible lot. Beautiful lagoon views and long
fairway views of the 9th hole of the Hammock Golf Course.
Offered at $589,000
Homesite • 18,910 Sq. Ft.
Presented by Andrew Hofmann & Brian Etheridge
(813) 951-0025 or (828) 551-8043
Dock AS-13
Located on Gate House Road and offers protected dockage, Includes water, both
50 amp and 30 amp hook ups and a designated partking spot.
Offered at $265,000
42’ Boat Limit • 48’ Water Frontage
Presented by Andrew Hofmann
(813) 951-0025 or [email protected]
HOMES
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VILLAS
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CONDOMINIUMS
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THIS WEEK’S PREMIER LISTINGS
29 Island Drive
Dock E-16 & E-17
Beautifully renovated Angler’s Club bayfront
cottage. Expansive views of the bay and
marina. Bamboo wood floors, vaulted ceiling
with skylight and 50’ boat slip.
T-HEAD of E DOCK - Rare opportunity to
moor your 150’ luxury yacht. Enjoy privacy
and world class amenities in one of the finest
private clubs in the world.
Tranquil lake views. Large formal living and
dining area ideal for entertaining. Boasts
an elevator, custom cabintry, casual dining
overlooking the lake and a lake deck.
Offered at $4,500,000
3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths• 2,539 Sq. Ft.
Offered Combined Only
at $4,200,000
4 Bedrooms, 5 Baths • 4,668 Sq. Ft.
Presented by Mary Lee
Presented by Jeanie Castellanos
Presented by J. Castellanos & P. Furneaux
(305) 394-0132 or (305) 321-3156
Pumpkin Cay 85B
205 South Harbor Drive
Harbour Green 29
1032 Sanctuary Terr. Unit 202
Vibrant views of the Atlantic Ocean. Open
floor plan, crown molding, walk in closets,
ample storage, large pantry, 33’ boat dock
with new seawall and one cart garage.
Beautifully appointed waterfront townhouse
in perfect condition. Gourmet kitchen, new
stone flooring, carpeting and flat screened
TV’s. 50’ boat slip. Plenty of storage.
Luxurious condo living. Private elevator opens
to unit, 900 sq. ft. of terraces, formal dining
room, media room, two cart/car garage and a
private pool cabana.
3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths
4 Bedrooms, 4½ Baths • 5,135 Sq. Ft.
Presented by Paul Bobik & Brian Etheridge
(407) 697-9800 or (828) 551-8043
Presented by Patti Furneaux
Harbour House 15
22 Country Club Road
14 Grayvik Drive
Tranquil views of the Marina and the infinity
pool from your enclosed terrace large
enough for entertaining while you enjoy long
canal views. 40’ boat slip in private marina.
Beautiful home on the 14th hole of the Dolphin
Golf Course. Ideal for large families and
entertaining. Spacious pool deck, open floor
plan and centrally located.
4 Bedrooms, 4½ Baths • 2,500 Sq. Ft.
Wonderful bungalow with open floor plan,
tile floors throughout, pickled wood ceilings
in living room, plantation shutters and
spacious covered patio and spa. Centrally
located.
Presented by J. Castellanos & J. Curlett
(305) 394-0132 or (305) 522-0745
Offered at $750,000
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N E W S FRO M THE MED IC A L C ENTER • C E L E B R AT I NG 4 0 Y E A R S
The
Membership
Speaks Out
The Medical Center’s 2013
survey disclosed that 96% of the
respondents indicated that the
Medical Center was a valuable
asset to the Community. Would You or Could You Live Here
Without It?
Given The Reef’s isolated location it would be pretty tough to
go to Miami or Tavernier every
time you had a medical problem.
Thirty percent of members
surveyed said they “would not
live at the Reef if the Medical
Center was not present” and
79% of members also indicat-
ed that the Medical Center is a
place of primary care while at the
Reef.
What do Members say?
“Without the Medical Center we
couldn’t make our permanent home
at Ocean Reef. We remember when
members our age left in order to be near
a good medical facility. No longer! We
have the best of care at our doorstep.
When our extended family comes to visit
we know that their needs will be looked
after too. It’s the best of all worlds, a
perfect place to live and a perfect place to
take care of our medical needs”.
– Duke and Betty Marx
The Top Five
The survey revealed that members ranked key services as
follows:
1. 24/7 access and after hours
coverage
2. Laboratory
3. On-site visiting specialist program
4. Imaging
5. Primary care
Fact: Since 2007, 70% of the
Ocean Reef Community has
utilized the Medical Center.
Fact: Annually there are more
than 15,000 patient service
encounters.
Fact: Only 43% of members
are aware that the Medical Center receives no financial support
through ORCA or ORC dues.
Fact: Just one-third of Ocean
Reef members support the Medical Center.
Your support is needed.
Quality 24/7 medical care is an
expensive proposition. Medicare
and other insurances continue
to reduce provider reimbursements while the associated cost
of providing medical care rises.
Your donations are critical in
providing on-site medical care
and you can help by supporting
the Ocean Reef Medical Center
Foundation.
For further information contact
Jenny Rigby, Founder’s Coordinator at 305-367-4224.
Join us on March 11 at 5:00
p.m. at the Cultural Center Theatre when Dr. Christopher Hodgkin’s presents, “ Orthopaedic
Foot and Ankle Surgery – What’s
Hot and What’s Not”.
www.mcor.org
Join Weight Watchers Today
Weight Watchers meeting are
held on Thursdays at 8:00 a.m.
in the Medical Center conference room. You can achieve
your weight loss goals with this
effective program! To sign up call
Jenny Rigby at 367-4224.
V IS ITIN G S PEC IA LIS TS
FAT TUESDAY
MARCH 4, 2014
5:30 P.M. PARADE
6 – 9 P.M. • FISHING VILLAGE
••••NEW THIS YEAR••••
Join the Cajun King & Queen, Sam & Edwina Friedman, and the
Junkanoo band for a Mardi Gras Procession to the Fishing Village.
MEET AT THE BUSINESS CENTER PARKING LOT AT 5:30 P.M.
• UMBRELLA BRIGADE •
Get in the Mardi Gras spirit and decorate your umbrella to be included in the
Umbrella Brigade. The Umbrella Brigade will join the Walking Procession from
the Business Center to the Fishing Village.
• CALLING ALL KREWES •
Embellish your golf cart with colors of New Orleans – green, purple and gold and
follow the Walking Procession to the Fishing Village. Meet at the Business Center
Parking Lot at 5:30 p.m. • Pre-register by calling Member Events at 367-6526.
GROUPS, NEIGHBORHOODS, CLUBS & VETERANS,
JOIN IN THE PARADE!
Call Member Events at 367-6526 for more information!
Theme Dress Encouraged!
Complimentary Mardi Gras
Masks & beads!
To request an appointment for The Medical Center at Ocean Reef, please
visit our web site at www.mcor.org online, or call 367-6702. The following is
a schedule for healthcare professionals visiting Ocean Reef:
Audiologist
Elizabeth Herrera
March 5, 19, April 2, 16, 30
Opthalmologist
Zach Segal
March 18, April 15
Cardiology
Howard Bush
March 4, April 15
Jonathan Fialkow
March 28
Optometrist
Gerald Furnari
March 14, April 4
Dermatology
Arthur Colsky
March 5, 26, April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Alysa Herman
March 6, 20
Varee Poochareon
March 3, 12, 17, 31, April 9
Debra Price
March 7, April 11, 25
Endocrinology
Robert Aden
Mar 7, April 4
Gynecology
Randy Fink
March 20, April 17, May 15
Jason James
Neurology
Nester Galvez-Jimenez
March 26, April 23
Brad Hershkowitz
March 3, April 7
Neuropsychiatry
Katherine Genther
March 10, April 7
Orthopaedic
James Voglino
March 14
Orthopaedic Spine
John Nordt
March 18, Apr 8
Orthopaedic Hand Surgery
Roberto Miki
Podiatry
John Torregrosa
March 3, 17
Stephen Levine
March 7, April 4
Psychology
Joseph Mora
March 10, 24
Pulmonary Sleep Disorder
Raul Valor
March 20, April 10
Rheumatology
John Donohue
March 17
Urology
Lawrence Hakim
March 12
In recognition of Heart Month, Jonathan Fialkow,M.D.,
medical director of clinical cardiology at Baptist Cardiac &
Vascular Institute, together with Rene Fernandez,M.D.,
medical director of the Medical Center at Ocean Reef,
discuss the latest findings on cardiovascular health.
They include people diagnosed with heart disease
and diabetes, as well as those with high levels of
LDL cholesterol. For all others, a new risk calculator
has been developed which you can discuss further
with your physician.
Preventing heart disease and stroke is a primary goal of the
nation’s leading cardiovascular experts. Based on new and
ongoing research, they have updated prevention guidelines.
“We’re targeting the people who are at much higher risk for
heart disease or stroke at an earlier point in their lives,”
Dr. Fialkow explains. “Earlier treatment improves the
chances of avoiding problems.”
Q. What are the recommendations for
Q. What are the facts about heart disease and stroke?
A. About 610,000 Americans have a first stroke every year.
Another 525,000 have a first heart attack. But risks can be
lowered through lifestyle changes and, in some cases,
medications such as statins.
combating obesity?
A . Obesity should be treated like a disease, and
doctors should steer their patients toward lifestyle
changes that include a healthy diet and
regular exercise.
“Good dietary habits are absolutely essential,” says
Dr. Fernandez. “A good goal is to have a majority of
your daily calories come from vegetables, greens, beans,
fruits, whole grains, nuts and seeds, and reduce the
amount of processed meats and foods you consume.”
A Healthy
Conversation.
Dr.Fialkow talks with Rene Fernandez, M.D.,
of the Medical Center at Ocean Reef.
Q. What are the main risk factors?
A. The new guidelines for preventing heart disease and
stroke now include treating obesity as a disease and
providing other resources to treat risk factors such
as diabetes and high blood pressure.
The four areas of focus:
Cholesterol levels
Lifestyle (diet and exercise)
Obesity
Individual risk assessment
Q. Who is more likely to receive statin therapy?
A. The new guidelines group adults into the four categories
Jonathan
Fialkow, M.D.
Baptist Cardiac
& Vascular
Institute
Rene
Fernandez, M.D.
Medical Center
at Ocean Reef
Both doctors agree the best strategy to lose weight
and keep it off requires a three-pronged approach:
Eat fewer calories than your body burns with a
diet rich in natural foods, such as fresh fruits and
vegetables and whole grains; and avoid refined
and processed foods. Exercise more, and change
unhealthy behaviors, including quitting smoking
and limiting alcohol consumption.
Your doctor or cardiologist can help you determine
your risk with an individualized assessment. Every
person with risk factors is unique and may require
different treatments based on lifestyle, family
history and testing results.
most likely to benefit from cholesterol-lowering drugs.
BaptistHealth.net
MCOR.org
A not-for-profit organization committed to our faith-based
charitable mission of medical excellence
At least they received small wages!
Serving on a committee is one of our great traditions at Ocean Reef Club
and perhaps one of the most important. We are member-owned and member-driven
which allows us to create, enjoy and evolve our Unique Way of Life.
ADVISORY COUNCIL
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
MARKETING COMMITTEE
Advisory Council represents the various
neighborhoods of Ocean Reef and brings
issues, policies, problems, and recommendations
to the table, as voiced to them by their peers.
They also are brought up-to-date on the
Club’s affairs and financial picture. Selection is
based on area of residence.
Seats available: 17
Meetings per season: 3
Editorial Advisory Board provides staff with
input on member interest, news and content as
they relate to the Ocean Reef Press. An interest
in writing is encouraged.
Seats available: 2
Meets every Friday in season
The primary role of the Marketing committee
is to define the marketing and marketing
communications “vision” for the Ocean Reef
Club and to review and to insure its application
across all marketing objectives, strategies
and creative platforms targeted towards
prospective members.
Seats available: 1
AIRPORT COMMITTEE
Airport Committee reports on the use of
the ORC Airport, programs to enhance the
member experience and the condition of the
related equipment and facilities.
Seats available: 1
AUDIT COMMITTEE
Audit Committee should be an informed,
vigilant and effective overseer of the financial
reporting process and the Club’s internal
controls.
Seats available: 1
CROQUET COMMITTEE
Croquet Committee advises the Board on
matters concerning croquet activity at Ocean
Reef Club.
Seats available: 2
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Finance Committee assists management in
preparing a five-year operating pro-forma and
is responsible for maintaining capital budgeting
process, establishing monitoring/control and
reporting criteria to the Ocean Reef Club Board.
Seats available: 2
HOUSE & GROUNDS COMMITTEE
The House and Grounds Committee shall
advise the Board on matters of style and taste
concerning decorations, landscaping and
alterations, and design of buildings and grounds.
Seats available: 2
MARINE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Membership Committee will review and
recommend action to the Board with respect
to Club membership and member conduct.
Seats available: 3
TENNIS COMMITTEE
Lawn and Tennis Committee shall advise on
matters of rules for Members and guests
related to the operations of the Lawn and
Tennis Club.
Seats available: 2
Marine Advisory advises Board on matters
concerning marine activities, operational rules
for Members and guests and environmental
issues at Ocean Reef and surrounding areas.
Seats available: 1
Many will answer. Few will be chosen. All will be thanked.
Questionnaires are available online at oceanreef.com under Committee Listings.
You may also contact Luann Lowen at 305-367-5817 or [email protected].
Questionnaires must be submitted by April 1.
www.oceanreef.com
CHA P E L NE W S
Ocean Reef Chaplain
Rev. Dr. Robert Henley
208-720-7807
Wednesday
8:00 a.m.
Intercessory Prayer, Friendship &
Coffee
Annex
Catholic Mass
Saturday 4:30 p.m.
Chapel
9:30 a.m.
Community Worship Service
Catholic Mass
Sunday
12 Noon
Protestant Service
Sunday 9:00 a.m.
Rev. Jonathon Brown, Pastor
Pillar Church
Holland, Michigan
Reflections informal Christ-centered
Community Worship
Rev. Dr. Robert Henley
10:15 a.m. Featured guest PGA golfer
Bernhard Langer
Sunday School
10:15 a.m.
Annex
9:30 a.m.
Ash Wednesday Service
Chapel
10:30 a.m.
Catholic Mass
Chapel
Thursday
1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Women’s Bible Study
Annex
Thursday
4:00 p.m.
Al-Anon
Annex
Thursday
7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
AA
Annex
Monday
7:30 p.m.
AA
Annex
Tuesday
6:00 p.m.
Pot Luck Supper
Annex
Friday, March 7 Rabbi Richard Agler
“At the Heart of Every Religion”
All Denominations Welcome
6:00 p.m.
Annex
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An Invitation From
Congregation Ocean Reef
by Gertrude Mann
Rabbi Richard Agler will lead the
Ocean Reef Congregation’s celebration of the Sabbath on Friday,
March 7, 6:00 p.m. in the Chapel.
He will engage congregants and
guests with the text, “At the Heart
of Every Religion.”
Rabbi Agler is listed in Who’s
Who in America and his letters
ranging from baseball to the
presidency to Jewish law have
been published in the New York
Times. He has been broadcast
by National Public Radio on the
subject of politics and the Jewish
community.
Members of all faiths are invited
to the service to be followed by
a short reception with traditional
challah bread and wine in the
Chapel Annex.
905 Speed Limit Change
Please note that the speed limit on C.R. 905 has been reduced to 45
m.p.h. This is due to the start of construction on the new bike lanes.
Mardi Gras
Spirits
“From the
Pantry”
by Carole
Kotkin,
Cooking
School
Manager
Mardi Gras, which in French
translates to Fat Tuesday, is
officially the day before Ash
Wednesday. Known as Carnival,
Carnaval, Carnevale, Fat Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake
Day, Mardi Gras is celebrated
many different ways around the
globe, but eating well is a common theme. Celebrate Mardi
Gras Around the World with The
Islander’s Chef de Cuisine Betania
Salles and The Clubhouse’s Chef
de Cuisine Dominic Gorton,
on Tuesday, March 4 at a Vine
to Table Dinner accompanied
by wines from Archery Summit
Winery; and on Wednesday,
March 5 in the Cooking School.
Chef Betania will bring recipes
from her native Brazil and Chef
Dominic will present recipes
learned on a recent visit to Italy.
Introduce the spirit of Mardi
Gras into your home this year
with festive drink ideas. Have a
variety of ingredients on hand
to make traditional Mardi Gras
cocktails such as Hurricanes,
Ramos Gin-Fizz, or a classic
Sazerac. Chicory coffee or nonalcoholic punches made with fruit
juices and ginger ale are a great
option for those who don’t wish
to imbibe.
Executive Chef Damian
Gilchrist, a Louisiana native,
shares his recipes for special
holiday drinks:
Big Easy Tropical Island Hurricane
Makes 1 drink
1 oz. vodka
1/4 oz. grenadine syrup
1 oz. gin
1 oz. light rum
1/2 oz. Bacardi® 151 rum
1 oz. amaretto almond liqueur
1 oz. triple sec
grapefruit juice
pineapple juice
Pour all but the juices, in order
listed, into a hurricane glass
three-quarters filled with ice. Fill
with equal parts of grapefruit and
pineapple juice, and serve. Garnish with choice of fruits such
as cherries, oranges, pineapple
wedges, mint and edible flowers.
Sazerac
Makes one drink
1 cube sugar
1 teaspoon cold water
2 ounces rye whiskey
Dash Pernod
Dash Peychaud’s bitters
3 or 4 ice cubes
Twist lemon peel
1 egg white
1/8 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 ounce orange flower water
1 ounce lemon-lime soda
Orange wedge, for garnish
In bottom part of cocktail shaker, combine first 6 ingredients.
Blend with stick or immersion
blender for 30 seconds. Partly fill
highball or old-fashioned glass
with three or four large ice cubes.
Pour in drink. Top with soda.
Garnish with orange wedge.
Simple Syrup
Makes about 1/2 cup
Dissolve the sugar in cold
water in a mixing glass. Add the
whiskey, Pernod, bitters and ice
cubes and stir well. Strain into a
well-chilled glass, twist the lemon peel over the drink to release
the oil, then drop it in.
Ramos Gin-Fizz
Makes 1 drink
1 1/2 ounces gin (such as Taaka or
Tanqueray)
1 tablespoon simple syrup (recipe
below)
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2 ounces half-and-half
Be sure to prepare the syrup at
least a few hours before making
drinks so that it has plenty of
time to chill.
1 cup water
1 cup sugar
In heavy medium saucepan
over medium heat, stir together water and sugar until sugar
dissolves. Increase heat slightly,
then simmer 5 minutes, stirring
occasionally. Refrigerate syrup
until cold, about 3 hours. (Can
be prepared 1 week ahead. Cover
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and keep refrigerated.)
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Reef Rentals, offers a large selection of condominiums,
private homes and docks. As a full-time vacation rental and
property management company, we strive to provide exceptional
service to our owners and customers. We control all aspects
of the rental business; the execution of the lease, processing of
rental payments, collecting and remitting the state taxes, arrival
inspection, departure cleaning and repairs and maintenance.
As a guest of Reef Rentals our tenants have access to our free
mobile application “At The Reef” where they can find their property,
a list of events happening during their stay on the Reef and other
activities. Our tenants have 24 hour on call property management
services and housekeeping. Prior to arrival we inspect the rental,
and provide a welcome package including important information
for their stay.
cordially invites you to
Tasting and Talk
The Tax Man Cometh:
Strategies for reducing liability
in Investing and Estate Planning
Thursday, March 6th
4:30- 6:00pm Carysfort Room
Presented by
Lane DeCost, Chief Investment Officer
Robert Hebble, Esq., Chief Fiduciary Officer
Kindly RSVP by March 3
305.367.3040 [email protected]
Wine sponsored by Wynn’s Market
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305-367-4280
31 OCEAN REEF DRIVE, SUITE C-200 KEY LARGO, FL 33037
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ANNIVERSARY
Golf Course Living
1 CALOOSA ROAD This gracious and inviting seven
bedroom, seven bath golf course home offers desirable open floor plan,
high ceilings, and beautiful hardwood flooring. Overlooking the family
room is a wonderful gourmet kitchen with eat-in breakfast area. The
spacious lanai offers ample entertaining areas overlooking the pool, spa
and open golf course views.
$2,750,000 (OR634) Listed with JoanneTremblay
44 SOUTH BRIDGE LANE New construction home offering
a spacious floor plan with five bedrooms, five and one-half baths, vaulted
ceilings, travertine flooring, and 12 ft. ceilings. Gorgeous modern kitchen
opens to the generous family room, perfect for casual entertainment.
The pool features a spacious covered outdoor area with views of the
Hammock Golf Course.
$2,699,999 (OR296) - Cassy Everhart & Morgan Smith
39 THATCH PALM WAY Inviting and spacious five
bedroom, five and one-half bath golf course home perfect for
entertaining. Wonderful great room overlooking the waterfall spa
and pool patio. Gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, stainless
steel appliances, and counter seating. Great floor plan with unique
frameless windows for an abundance of natural light.
$2,450,000 (OR488) - Listed with JoanneTremblay
6 BAYBERRY LANE Designer furnished lake front home with
scenic waterscapes and the Hammock Course fairway beyond. Offering
three master suites plus an additional guest suite. Features include a
gourmet kitchen with formal and informal dining, screened lakeside lanai
plus screened pool with waterfall spa and a wet bar area,and open porches.
$2,390,000 (OR310) - Listed with KarynThiele
14 HALFWAY ROAD Fabulous golf course home ideal for
entertaining as well as family living. Nestled on a cul-de-sac, this home
offers four bedrooms, four and one-half baths, an updated kitchen and
bathrooms, open floor plan, and a beautiful guest suite. The spacious
pool and patio features panoramic views of the Dolphin Golf Course.
$2,295,000 (OR184) - Listed with Susan Bryan
HARBOUR GREEN 14 Beautifully renovated condominium
featuring expansive golf and lake views. Featuring updated kitchen
and baths with custom cabinetry, granite countertops and tile
throughout. Spacious one-level, open floor plan with privacy and
western exposure allowing for spectacular sunsets. Complete with
50 ft. of dockage and 2-car plus multiple cart garage.
$2,250,000 (OR600) - Listed with Russell Post
17 CALOOSA ROAD Elevated lakefront
four bedroom, three bath home with large
screened pool patio with covered entertainment
area and wet bar and beautiful golf course views.
The large master suite features his and her
closets and bathrooms one with walk-in shower
and the other with a jacuzzi tub. Complete with
oversized garage area with secure storage room.
$1,950,000 (OR613) - Listed with John Larsen
15 HALFWAY ROAD Truly one of the most
desirable golf course locations at Ocean Reef. Enjoy
panoramic views overlooking the 4th fairway of
Dolphin Course from this one level, three bedroom,
three bath home. Features include tiled floors in main
living area, dining area and golf cart room. Situated at
the end of the cul-de-sac on a 24,350 sq. ft lot ideal
to build your new custom home.
$1,595,000 (OR625)
Barbara Sibley & Chuck Laffoon
1 HARDWOOD HAMMOCK Nestled
on the 18th green of the Hammock Golf Course
sits a lovely stand alone condominium village
known as Hardwood Hammock. All the benefits
of a private home combined with the care of a
condominium. Offering 3,347 sq. ft. with 3 large
bedrooms and 3.5 baths, soaring ceilings, designer
finishes, private heated pool and two-car garage.
$1,550,000 (OR300) - Jay Rourke
345 SOUTH HARBOR DRIVE Great
family home on the Hammock Golf Course,
newly renovated and boasting new bathrooms
and a gourmet kitchen with Viking appliances,
granite countertops, custom cabinets, and
center island. Offering three bedrooms and
three and one-half baths in an open floor plan
complete with spacious 4-car, 2-cart garage and
room for all the toys!
$1,495,000 (OR71) - Helena Morton
Ocean Reef Plaza • 31 Ocean Reef Drive, Suite A-101 • Office: 305.367.3131 • Fax: 305.367.3962
Ocean Reef Business Center • 35 Ocean Reef Drive, Suite 120 & 40 Fishing Village Drive • Key Largo, Florida 33037
Office: 305.367.2027 • Fax: 305.367.2032 • Russell Post, Licensed Real Estate Broker • RussellPostSIR.com
Each office is independently owned and operated.
MO V I E TI M E !
The Secret Life
of Walter Mitty
(PG)
Sat. Mar. 1
4:30 & 7:30PM
Sun. Mar. 2
7:30PM
Wed. Mar. 5
7:30PM
Runtime: 1 hr. 54 min.
Premise: A day-dreamer
escapes his anonymous life by
disappearing into a world of
fantasies filled with heroism,
romance and action.
About Time (R)
Sun. Mar. 2
4:30PM
Mon. Mar. 3
7:30PM
Wed. Mar. 5
4:30PM
Cast: Domhnall Gleeson, Rachel
McAdams, Bill Nigh
Premise: At the age of 21, Tim
discovers he can travel in time
and change what happens and
has happened in his own life.
The Monuments
Men (PG-13)
Fri. Mar. 7
4:30 & 7:30PM
Sun. Mar. 9
7:30PM
Wed. Mar. 12
7:30PM
Cast: George Clooney, Matt
Damon, Bill Murray
Premise: An unlikely World War
II platoon is tasked to rescue art
masterpieces from Nazi thieves
and return them to their owners.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
2 8 F R I D AY
Everglades Alligator Farm Trip
8:45 a.m., Depart from Nature
Center
Gentle Yoga
9 a.m., Member Fitness Center
Basketball
11 a.m., Business Center Courts
Unorthodox Duo
7 – 11 p.m., Reef Lounge
Live: Frankie Moreno
8 p.m., Cultural Center
LI V E
Rewind: Celebrating the Music
of the 80s with Sam Harris &
Sheena Easton
Thurs. March 6
8 PM
Tickets: 305-367-6300
03
M O N D AY
20/20/20
Zumba Class
Mixed Doubles Round-Robin
10:30 a.m., Tennis Center
01
“The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”
(PG)
4:30 p.m., Cultural Center
Grand Seafood Buffet
6 – 8:30 p.m., The Ocean Room
(PG)
Matt Wigler Trio
Card Sound Sailing Club Challenge
Cup – Team Racing
10 a.m., Cannon Point
02
S U N D AY
03
LIFEBREATH
2 p.m., Member Fitness
Center
Five Legged Race
3:30 p.m., Buccaneer Island
Ocean Reef President’s Organization
Lecture & Dinner “Last Train to
Paradise”
Junior Tennis Clinic
11 a.m., Tennis Center
“About Time” (R)
Kristin Sponcia
Juan Areco Duo
0 6 T H U R S D AY
Body Fusion
Ships & Sailors
10 a.m., Buccaneer Island
Boutique D’Reef
10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Town Hall
Golf Clinic with Brian
11 a.m., Driving Range
04
Kickball on the Beach
3:30 p.m., Buccaneer Island
T U E S D AY
Mat Pilates Class
Boutique D’Reef
Pickleball Round-Robin
10:30 a.m., Tennis Center
Decorate Mardi Gras Masks
2 p.m., Buccaneer Island
Fat Tuesday Street Fair
6 – 9 p.m., Fishing Village
7 - 11 a.m., The Ocean
Room
Member Appreciation Dinner
6 – 9 p.m., The Clubhouse
Zumba Class
3 p.m., Member Fitness Center
Mardi Gras Parade
5:30 p.m., Driving Range
02
Golf Clinic with Stacy
3 p.m., Driving Range
GRAND BREAKFAST
BUFFET
Fit Camp
12 p.m., Member Fitness Center
Ocean Reef Chamber of Commerce
Monthly Luncheon
Grand Breakfast Buffet
7 a.m. – 11 p.m., The Ocean Room
The Met Live in HD: Borodin’s Prince
Igor
Boutique D’Reef
Key Largo Anglers Club 2nd Annunal
His & Hers Fishing Tournament
S AT U R D AY
Power Yoga
Yoga
(PG)
Card Sound Sailing Club Challenge
Cup – Team Racing
10 a.m., Cannon Point
The Met Live
HD: Borodin’s
Prince Igor
Sat. Mar. 1
12 PM
Borodin’s defining Russian
epic, famous for its Polovtsian
Dances, comes to the Met for
the first time in nearly 100 years.
Tickets: $25 at the door.
(PG)
Card Sound Golf Club MGA Train
Wreck
Ocean Reef Rod & Gun Club Board
Meeting
0 5 W E D N E S D AY
Port O Call Rum Tasting
5 – 7 p.m., Port O Call Patio
Lobster Bake
5 – 9 p.m., Raw Bar
Members’ Night
6 – 9 p.m., The Islander
Peter Rima
Rewind: Celebrating the Music of
the 80s
Card Sound Golf Club LGA Nassau
Key Largo Anglers Club Annual
Meeting
Ocean Reef Rob & Gun Club Fishing
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INTRODUCTION TO MEDITATION &
CREATIVE VISUAL
Saturday, March 1
1 p.m. at the Member Fitness Center
Become more present in the moment and
mindful of the world around you. Learn
techniques to relieve everyday stresses,
improve your health, unlock your creativity and
even slow down the ageing process. Details &
Registration, call 305-367-5820.
SOUTHERN NIGHT
Monday, March 3
5 p.m. – 9 p.m. at the 19th Hole
Enjoy Chef Sue’s southern-style fried chicken,
smothered pork chops, collard greens and all
the fixin’s. Seating is first come, first served.
$40++ per person. For Reservations & Details,
call 305-367-5483
D IN IN G AT O C EA N R EEF
For dining reservations, call (305) 367-5931 • Mon. Mar. 3 – Sun. Mar. 9
BREAKFAST
The Point
(members only)
Coffee & Danishes
Sat. & Sun. 8 – 10 a.m.
The Ocean Room
(collared shirts required for men)
Mon. to Sat. 7 – 11 a.m.
Sun. 7 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Full buffet Sat. & Sun.
Private Dining
Daily 7 – 11 a.m.
LUNCH
FAT TUESDAY STREET FAIR
Tuesday, March 4
6 – 9 p.m. at the Fishing Village
Meet in the business center parking lot at
5:30 p.m. to be a part of Fat Tuesday Parade
before heading over to the Fishing Village to
indulge in a selection of Cajun favorites along
with traditional New Orleans style drinks. Fat
Tuesday will offer a host of entertainment for
all ages, including a live band, psychics, face
painters and much more! For details, call 305367-5874.
PORT O’ CALL TASTING: YO HO HO &
A BOTTLE OF RUM
Raw Bar
Daily 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
SIGNATURE SHOP has a nifty
selection of caps. There’s a new style
with the “scalloped over the ear”
fit. It comes in many colors and is
banded in white. Like all items in
this shop the cap is branded with
the Ocean Reef logo. (Kate Lord
$24)… Attention gentlemen: at the
Signature Shop there are shorts that
can double as swimming trunks and
golf shorts that can go to dinner.
They are Liquid Flow, which is a good
description of the feel-good polyester fabric. The shorts come in nice
solid colors and the trunks in catchy
aquatic prints ($68). Both are feather
light and quick drying. The golf
shorts have loops that are crying out
for an Ocean Reef belt (navy with
the iconic burgee $38)… What
19th Hole
Mon. & Tues. 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Wed. to Sat. 11 a.m.– 5 p.m.
Sun. Brunch 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Sun. Lunch 3 – 5 p.m.
Fitness Café
Mon. to Fri. 6:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sat. & Sun. 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Private Dining
Daily 11:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Palm Court
Daily 11:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
DINNER
The Ocean Room
(collared shirts required for men)
Seafood Buffet Sat. 6 – 8:30 p.m.
19th Hole
Mon. & Wed. to Sun. 5 – 9 p.m.
The Islander
(collared shirts, shorts of walking
length and jeans permitted)
Mon. to Thurs. & Sun.6 – 9 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 6 – 10 p.m.
Members’ Night Thurs. 6 – 9 p.m.
Sushi Bar Daily
The Clubhouse
(jackets preferred)
Tues. to Sun. 6 – 9 p.m.
Member Appreciation Dinner
Wed. 6 – 9 p.m.
COCKTAILS/SWEETS
little boy wouldn’t love a Magic T
Shirt. It starts out as a black & white
T with an aquatic scene (I favor
the shark). Wear it in the sun and it
bursts with color ($20). Sometimes
life is like that. It’s b&w until we get
to Ocean Reef where the sun is
shining and suddenly everything is 4
color (just like the OR Press).
Fitness Café
Mon. to Fri. 6:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sat. & Sun. 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Beach Grill
Mon. to Sat. 11:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sun. 11:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Join us on the Port O’Call patio to sample a
variety of rums, ask questions of seasoned
experts, and even buy your favorite bottles on
the spot. For details, call 305-367-2611, ext. 5999.
Joan the Shopper
19th Hole
Sun. Brunch 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Reef Hut
Mon. to Fri. 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursday, March 6
5 – 7 p.m. on the Port O’Call Patio
SPO T ON SHOPPING
Reef Treats
Mon. to Wed. & Sun. 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Thurs. to Sat. 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.
The Point
(members only)
Hors d’oeuvres & Cocktails
Fri. to Sun. 5 – 8 p.m.
Beach Bar
Daily 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Live Music Fri. – Sun.
Raw Bar
Daily 4 – 9 p.m.
Lobster Bake Thurs. 5 – 9 p.m.
Burgee Bar
Mon. to Thurs. & Sun.
4 p.m. – 12 a.m.
Fri. & Sat. 4 p.m. – 1 a.m.
The Galley
Mon to Thurs. 5:30 – 9 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 5:30 – 10 p.m.
Private Dining
Mon. to Thurs. & Sun. 4 – 11 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 4 p.m. – 12 a.m.
Reef Treats
Mon. to Wed. & Sun. 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Thurs. to Sat. 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Reef Lounge
Wed., Thurs. & Sun. 5 – 11 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 5 p.m. – 12 a.m.
Live Music Wed. to Sun. 7 – 11 p.m.
Burgee Bar
Mon. to Thurs. & Sun.
4 p.m. - 12 a.m.
Fri. & Sat. 4 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Happy Hour Daily 5 – 7 p.m.
Nightly Live Entertainment
Kumihimo or
Your Computer
Which is More
Unknown?
“Art League
Canvas”
by Gertrude
Mann
Kumihimo
Canvas is in awe of our artists who
take on a new challenge and end
up producing beautiful jewelry. The
finished piece emerges from clever
hands and creative energy. Linda
Richman, instructor, learned the
process of Kumihimo at a workshop
in Tampa in 2007. She says, “I was
into making dolls and looked for
beads to add to my creations. This
ancient Japanese art of braiding
beads interested me. I’ve been teaching it ever since.” Students work with
a wooden stand called a Marudai
that helps to string the beads.
Linda brought samples of completed
pieces, and each student chose her
own project. The
workshop was a
beehive of laughter, industry, and
the excitement of
learning and using
a new skill. The last
Kumihimo workshop this season
is for experienced
braiders who want
to explore more
options. The dates
are April 10, 11, 12. Left to Right: Sherri Harris, Denise Ecuyer, Bob Ecuyer, Pete Swenson, Jay Tunney and Nancy Eaves
Call if interested.
classes with our creative teachers?
and reminders.
Basic Mac
Merie Klink will be here on two
Pam’s Back
Tuesdays, March 4 and 11,
Saturdays (she squeezes us in after
The popular Polymer with Pam class her ORC week), March 8 and 15
3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Topics to be
rounds the bend for another couple
covered include setting up your Mac;
from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. She’ll demonof classes. On Monday, March 3 and strate how to make a smooth fitting
learning the file system; basic file
Monday March 10, from 9:00 a.m.
operations; (new, open, save, cut,
silver necklaces that says, “I’m a
– 3:30 p.m., Pam will introduce Gar- touch of glam for any outfit.” Skills to copy, paste, etc.); saving/printing
den Art. Students will make whimfiles; all things email; creating, sendbe taught are disk cutting, texturing,
sical little “critters” that can sit on a
ing, sending with photos, replying;
drilling, soldering, and more.
shelf or watch over a patio garden. A
using address book; email etiquette;
variety of surface techniques will be
More Beading
protecting yourself and your identity
covered: millefiori, molgume gane,
Kathy King will be at the Art
online; creating flyers, invitations,
texuring, stamping, and antiquing..
League for a three day workshop
newsletters; taking photos and
All levels of experience are welwhere you’ll encase round beads
keeping them organized in iPhoto;
come. Come to learn a new skill and and create various other shapes with backing up your data.
impressive jargon. And how is your
bead quilting. You’ll learn to attach
mille fiori working out?
Getting To Know Your PC
the different shapes into a beautiWednesdays, March 12 and April
ful necklace You’ll be instructed in
Jewelry with Merie
15, 3 – 5 p.m. This class will cover
peyote stitch which will open the
Is your jewel stash adding up after
door to a new technique and endless the following: using the start menu;
possibilities for making exotic jewel- creating shortcuts; understanding
your hard drive; creating, copying,
ry. Can you imagine how you’ll feel
and moving; creating and finding
when a friend says, “Did you make
folders; organizing pictures; working
that gorgeous piece?” Thursday,
with email; adding attachments to
Friday and Saturday, March 29 & 30
emails.
from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. and March 22
until 2:30 p.m.
Photography Workshop with Robert
Manz, Tuesday March 4, WednesComputer Workshops with Cheryl
day March 5, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Conklin
iPad on Tuesday, March 4 and
Next Show Opens March 4-14
11. Topics to be covered include:
Jason Barth, Mixed Media
iBook( the iPad as an eReader); creat- Kathleen Denis, Oils
ing photo albums; the App Store and Jim Lewis, Metal Sculpture
what apps to get; creating contacts;
Trip: The Garden Club of Palm
email; using calendar; using notes
Beach, 2014 House and GardenTour,
and reminders; using the internet;
Monday, March 2.
update and sync your iPad to your
computer; and more.
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
iPhone
Thursdays, March 6,
13, 20, 3 – 5 p.m.
Topics to be covered
include: email; setting
up contacts; the App
Store; tracking weather; using maps, text
messaging; using the
internet; taking photos
and emailing them; setting a password; using Kumihimo Beaders: Sylvie White, Jackie Werner, Anne
Walmsley, Linda Richman, Lee Ann Palomo, Joanne
calendar; using notes
Thomas, Sheila Meredith, Nikki Beyer, Robin Brodie.
W E MOURN TH E LOS S
Neil Alexander Finn
Neil Alexander Finn passed away
on January 11, 2014. He was 99.
His wife, Celia Finn; two sons,
Ronald N. Finn and his wife
Joan; Allen Finn and his wife Janet; four grandchildren and seven
great grandchildren survive him.
Neil was born in Russia and
immigrated to the USA with his
parents in 1920. He was president and CEO of Finn Machinery Company, the second largest
independent construction and
earth-moving equipment distributor in the Southeast during the
period of the mid 50’s until 1972.
He later came out of retirement
and became a builder-developer
of warehouses and industrial
parks. He was president of the
Associated Equipment Distributors Association, a Rotarian, and
a member of the prestigious Paul
Harris Fellowship. He was active
in many civic organizations. Neil
also served as a past president of
the Board of Directors for Ocean
Reef Club Condo III Association.
He was an avid yachtsman, a
multi-engine pilot, tournament
fisherman, a concert violin
artist, multi-linguist and a world
traveler. Neil graduated in 1935
from VPI know today as Virginia
Tech. While attending college
he was a member of the Corps of
Cadets.
Neil’s ties to Ocean Reef Club
date back to the days when it
was still a small fishing camp and
visitors stayed in yachtels. The
present Card Sound Road was
not yet built, and the airfield was
a grass strip. He often recalled
bringing fish into the weigh station located in Angelfish Creek
and taking a covered dish to the
Saturday night buffet.
As Charter members Neil and
his wife Celia, enjoyed many
years aboard their yacht at
Ocean Reef Club. Neil will be
greatly missed by his family and
friends. A Memorial Service and
Celebration of his Life were held
on January 23rd in Aventura, FL.
Christiane Marthoud
Stone
Lexington- Christiane Marthoud
Stone, 91, died February 14,
2014. She is survived by her
daughter, Helene McRoberts;
brother, Robert Marthoud and
niece Christine Allemand and
nephew Georges Marthoud and
Cousin Josette Combes. She is
preceded in death by her husband, Lyonel F.T. Stone parents,
Pierre and Renee Marthoud; son,
John J. McRoberts II and sister,
Jacqueline Marthoud. Christiane
was a devoted follower of the
Roman Catholic Church. She was
a member of the Ocean Reef Club
in Key Largo, FL. Her love of fine
antiques, paintings, opera, and the
symphony were shared with her
loving husband. Because of Lyonel’s station in England, he and
Christiane were honored to be
listed in the Book Debrett’s Peerage & Sign Baronetage. Christiane
will be remembered by all who
knew her as a beautiful, rare lady.
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Last Train to
Paradise
Complimentary
Presentation by Author
Les Standiford
The Ocean Reef President's Organization will host New York Times
best selling author "Les Standiford" as he presents his acclaimed
Florida classic work" Last Train to
Paradise: Henry Flagler and the
Spectacular Rise and Fall of the
Railroad that Crossed an Ocean.
The book has been called "an
extraordinary achievement, a gripping true account of the amazing
construction and spectacular demise
of the Key West Railroad—one of
the greatest engineering feats ever
undertaken, destroyed in one fell
swoop by the Labor Day hurricane
of 1935."
Complimentary presentation,
open to club members/guests
will be at the Cultural Center on
Monday March 3rd at 5:00pm.
The author will be available to sign
books , which will also be available
for purchase with cash or credit
card.
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SPORTS
AROUND THE REEF
T ENN I S
Ladies Defend
Doubles Title
Friends of Tennis
Exhibition Players
Announced
“Tennis
Shorts”
by Jim
Morton,
Director of
Tennis
This past weekend the Tennis
Center held the Doubles Club
Championship and three new
teams were crowned champions
while two teams defended their
titles. The most dramatic match of
the tournament took place on Sunday in the Ladies’ “A” flight final
as defending Champions Cyndee
Swenson & Denise Ecuyer played
the very strong hitting team of
sisters-in-law Beatriz Gutierrez
& Maria Gutierrez. The Gutierrez’s got off to a strong start using
powerful topspin drives and deftly
angled volleys to take the first set
6-3. However, after jumping out
to a 3-1 lead Swenson & Ecuyer
changed their tactics slowing
their shots down and throwing
up lobs to take away the net from
Players of
the Week
Pam Rudolph & Denica Fraser
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF
LEARNING TENNIS?
P: Seeing the difference in what
I think is the correct way of hitting the ball and what is actually
the correct way. D: I love getting the exercise. Winners Pete Swenson and Steve Woodsum with runners up
Bob Ecuyer and Wayne Rosen
the Gutierrez’s resulting in a great
comeback as they won the second
set 6-4. A super tiebreaker, 1st to
10 points, was played in lieu of a
third set and once again the Gutierrez’s jumped out to a quick lead
only to have Swenson & Ecuyer
again take the air out of the ball,
slowing the pace of their shots,
frustrating their opponents into
errors. With the score locked at 8
all, Swenson and Ecuyer dug deep
and found a way to win the last
two points clinching their second
straight title.
In the Men’s “A” flight, Pete
Swenson & Steve Woodsum
lost the first game of the first set
then went on a streak, winning 6
consecutive games against Wayne
Rosen & Bob Ecuyer to win the
set 6-1. In the second set, once
again Rosen & Ecuyer took the
first game only to see Swenson
& Woodsum go on another win
streak this time taking 3 games
in a row putting the score at 3-1.
WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE TENNISPLAYER?
P: I did go to the US Open and
Roger Federer is now my favorite. D: Marat Safin because he is an
animated explosive player who is
easy to look at. WHAT HAS BEEN THE BEST TIP OF
THE DAY? P: Hitting the bottom of the ball
and “brushing over it.” D: Using your left arm like a
left handed forehand on your
backhand. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE
ANIMAL?
P: My rescue mute Valentino.
D: My Havanese Izze.
1st place team Beatriz Gutierrez and Maria Gutierrez with
runners up Cyndee Swenson and Denise Ecuyer.
However, Rosen & Ecuyer won
the 5th game at love and then
proceeded to knot the set at 6
all, forcing a tiebreaker to decide
the set. In the tiebreaker Rosen
& Ecuyer again got off to a great
start as they took the first three
points only to then see Swenson &
Woodsum rattle off 7 of the next 8
points to secure the title.
In the”B” ladies’ flight Heidi
Roncarelli & Eve Rosen were
played even through the first six
games then turned it on winning
the next nine games defeating
the strong pairing of Janet Norris & Nancy Wood by the score
of 6-3, 6-0. The “B” flight men’s
final found defending Champions
Bruce Elliott & Gerry Henn too
strong as they took a 6-1, 6-0
win over Kevin Cassidy & Steve
Slovick. And in the Men’s “C”
flight final first time participant
Steve Rushmore & partner Bill
Wonfor won a very close first
set, 7-5, against the crafty team of
Graham Thomas & Bud Miller
before turning it on to win the
second set 6-1. Be sure to congratulate all of these Club Champions
when you see them around the
Club!
The Slice Serve
ball. Let’s use our clock analogy
again. Imagine this time that
the ball is a clock. You want to
strike the ball between two and
three o’clock. This slice (spin)
acts as a mechanism for bringing
your serve into the court rather
than sailing out. Finally, the last
principle to keep in mind is found
in the legs. When you throw a
baseball, you transfer your weight
from your back foot to your front
foot as you throw. The same is
true for the serve. If there is not
weight transfer, you are relying
solely on your arm, which makes
the serve lose power. If you transfer your weight, you will generate
power behind the serve.
by Craig
Kirchgessner
There are three key principles
for the slice serve. First, the toss.
The best tip I can provide for the
toss is to imagine a clock in front
of you.You want the toss to be in
between twelve and one o’clock.
Preferably a foot in front of the
baseline. The second principle
is hitting the correct part of the
Friends of Tennis
This professional exhibition is
coming to The Racquet Club on
Sunday , Mar. 15 and Monday,
Mar. 16. Exhibitions will be played
at 2:30 pm each afternoon. We are
pleased to announce that the players currently scheduled to play are
former World #2, Vera Zvonareva
of Russia, Junior Wimbledon and
US Open Champion Kirsten Flipkens of Belgium and on the men’s
side, South African Kevin Anderson, currently ranked #27 and
Alexander Dolgopolov of Ukraine,
current #25. Look for more information on each of these players in
next week’s Ocean Reef Press.
T ENN I S
GOLF
Weekly Tennis
Results
Bunker shots
Men’s 2nd Place
Dick Elliott
Ladies’ 1st Place
Leslie Eckhart
“Golf Tip”
by Brian
Varsey,
Head
Teaching
Professional
Ladies’ 2nd Place
Angeline Materna
LADIES’ DAY
WEDNESDAY 2/19/14
MIXED DOUBLES
MONDAY 2/24/2014
1st Place
Men’s 1st Place
Carolyn McCarthy/ Nikki Beyer
Bill Walker
2nd Place Maryann Combs/ Emma Delaney
Men’s 2nd Place
MEN’S DAY
FRIDAY 2/21/14
Ladies’ 1st Place
Steve Slovick
Janet Stevens/Francesca Johnson
Ladies’ 2nd Place
1st Place
Lisa Smith
Steve Rushmore/ John Ferrante
2nd Place
C LEVEL FRIENDLY
MONDAY 02/24/2014
Dudley Humphrey
1st Place
MIXED DOUBLES
SATURDAY 2/22/14
Katie Curlett
2nd Place
Men’s 1st Place
To hit a good bunker shot you
need to get really good at hitting
the same place in the sand. You
should hit the sand right in the
center of your stance, where the
ball would be on a pitch shot. In
the sand the ball should be positioned nearer the front foot, a
few inches in front of the center.
Make the same swing you make
with a pitch or three quarter
Gordana Schneider
Grant Eckhart
Ken Reda
Director of Sales
shot, and hit the sand in the center of your stance. The sand will
fly out of the bunker and the ball
will fly out with it. Don’t try to
get fancy with an open clubface
and stance until you are good
and consistent with the simple
shot. Draw a line in the sand
in the practice bunker, put the
line in the center of your stance
and get good at hitting the line
and the sand will become your
friend.
For really long bunker shots
use the same technique and use
either a gap or pitching wedge
to get the ball to fly farther. You
should never try to take less sand
for a longer shot as that will lead
to inconsistency and really big
missed shots.
Craig Stephens
Sales Executive
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G OL F
2014 Metal Knee Open
This year’s Metal Knee Open will be held Friday, March 14, 2014 at
the Card Sound Golf Club. The tournament is open to any member
of Ocean Reef with two artificial knees and a USGA handicap. Tee
times will begin shortly after 9:00 a.m. and the competition will be
followed by lunch. Please sign up by contacting the Card Sound Pro
Shop at 305-367-2433 or Albert Monk at 305-367-7744.
Golf Scoreboard
T-2nd Place
MGA
FIRST ROUND RESULTS
MONDAY, FEB. 17
4th Place
John Spina – 87 Points
5th Place
1st Place Gross
George Fenner – 85 Points
*1st Place Net
Ed Duff – 81 Points
6th Place
Michael Confort Jr.
7th Place
Scott Burke
Tom Flynn – 80 Points
2nd Place Net
8th Place
John Spina
Graham Thomas – 79 Points
3rd Place Net
Congratulations LGA
Member-Guest Overall Winners
Michael Betz – 88 Points
Dan Muckler – 88 Points
9th Place
Mike Confort
Paul Sullivan – 65 Points
4th Place Net
10th Place
Dan Muckler
Eric Schold – 63 Points
5th Place Net
Mel Zwirn
6th Place Net
9 HOLERS
THURSDAY, FEB. 20
Brad Williams
*7th Place Net
1st Place
Even Johansen
Katie Curlett, Bonita Zeigler,
Cindy Manzo
*8th Place Net
Stephen Woodsum
2nd Place
*WON MATCH OF CARDS
CLOSEST TO THE HOLE #9
Eileen DeVries, Collette Frey,
Julie Gere
CLOSEST TO THE HOLE #18
Closest to the hole #17
Even Johansen – 1’8”
John Foster – 2’5”
Jessica Olefson
BURGEE CUP TOP 10
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1st Place
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Boating Safety
Tip
Life Jackets
by Peter Liashek
Capt. Ocean Reef Coast Guard
Auxiliary
As I sit by the pool watching
the different types of boats go
in and out of the channel I often
wonder how many of these boats
comply with federal and state
regulations regarding personal
floatation devices (PFD) or “life
jackets”. The federal requirement
is that you must have a PFD for
everyone onboard, and all PFD’s
must be the proper size for each
person. They also must also be
readily accessible. That means
they should be stored in an area
that is easily accessible so that
you can put them on in a reasonable amount of time in case of
emergency. They should not be
in a compartment that is locked,
kept in plastic bags, or placed
underneath gear or supplies
where they cannot be seen.
PFD’s are required by federal
law for all children under 13
years old when the boat is underway unless the child is below
decks or in an enclosed cabin.
In addition, Florida State law
requires that all children under
the age of 6 must wear a PFD at
all times if the boat is under 26
feet in length and underway, and
also anyone operating a personal
watercraft, “jet ski”, must also
wear a PFD at all times! Another
Florida regulation requires that
a throwable device is required
for all boats longer than 16 feet.
This is called a type IV flotation
device and examples are a seat
cushion that floats or a floating
ring.
There are five types of PFD’s
( I, II, III, IV and V) and each
offers a different amount of
floatation as well as each type
of PFD is clearly marked on the
jacket, usually on the inside,
and all must have a Coast Guard
Approval stamped in the jacket
(again usually on the inside).
This might be a good time to
check the PFD’s on your boat to
see if you comply!!
RECENT CATCH
Colin Reed, his guest Ted, and Mr. Nice’s mate Dallas Hopper with one of the many
nice Dolphin caught last week. This one weighed in at 30 Lbs.
Captain James Koch guided members Philip and Suzy Heilpern recently, releasing
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CAR D SO U N D SA IL IN G C L U B N E WS
Victories
contending with the previously
mentioned rising stars, was still able
to secure a 2nd overall. Gary Sayia
who has taken the day and the overall victory of the Magic-Dort Series,
and the most beer glass trophies. So,
when’s the keg party?!
Well, parties we do like, but of a
finer sort, as our club members took
a jaunt to the beautiful island of
Boca Chita for a fabulously catered
picnic luncheon, organized by Ann
Lampman and Patty Lucas earlier
this month. With a time of games
and fellowship, it was fun for all,
including our little ones.
So if this is the essence of life
you seek, look no further than your
sailboat on Card Sound.
by Lesley Eckhardt
Ah, sailing… it is an activity, a sport,
a state of mind, and a passion… to
win. We all set out to do our best, to
learn, to grow, to sharpen our mind
and our skills, to challenge our limits
against the wind and the sea. It is a
passion that parallels a driving force
in the essence of life, the beauty and
science of nature and deepening
the connection between the body,
mind, and soul as you set forth on a
journey…to win.
This was a week to rise to victory. With sail training and team
practices sharpening our skills and
tactics, Commodore Ed and Sandy
Kirschner swept a dominant and
impressive 1st in the canal races with
Dan Harding coming in a strategically run 2nd. After the races there
was a welcoming reception at the
home of the Johansen’s.
And a fantastic week of sailing
it was this... winter... with warm
temperatures and beautiful skies and
oscillating breezes causing a reset
of the course during Saturdays race.
Picnic at Boca Chita
Well done, Race Committee.
With the Magic-Dort Series drawing to a close there were victories,
big or small. Regardless of whether
you were in contention for the top
three, sheer determination compelled us to come out for another
day of racing.
So with great fervor, in comefrom-behind-fashion, Nick Csendes
forged a 5th and the Coffins took a
3rd in the first race, the Kirschner’s
seized a 4th in the second race, and
the Mullray’s captured a 3rd in the
final race. But it was the immense
determination of Dick Elliot and
Larry Askew, coming out as a shining beacon of fortitude, rising from
the depths of the middle of the fleet
in this series taking two 1st’s and an
overall 2nd for the day. Astounding!
But no great moments of victory
could squelch the top three for the
series overall. Strong runs early in
the series held George Fenner
to an overall 3rd, and Chris Streit,
Heard On The Course
The key to the first windward leg
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contention. Have a good start with
a clear lane, making the sure that the
boat is going fast.
Note where the fleet is going and
think carefully before straying. Finally be in phase with the wind shifts
(always sail the lifted tack). This was
especially important Saturday given
the fluctuating wind direction.
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Center
Manager
1,2,3 pounds a week and then suddenly...SLAM!! Brakes on!!! What
the heck happened? You were losing weight so nicely for some time
and then the needle on the scale
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workout routine - so, you just might
have to bump it up and change it
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The pounds are coming off and everyone is learning to live
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group!
up. “The only way to break through
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more body fat is to cut calorie
intake further and/or burn more
calories through exercise,” advises
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weight again.
The good news
is that you
are probably
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longer duration
of exercise.
Here are a few
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1. Eat Water-Rich
(Not Fat-Rich) Foods.
Your secret to success? Get as much
satiety as you can for every calorie
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fill you up and make you feel satiated.
2. Ditch the Dry Stuff.
Steer clear of dry foods, particularly
high-fat choices, like chips, crackers,
candy bars, trail mix, and cookies and
other baked goods
3. Start Out With a Big Satisfying Salad.
Lunch and dinner start with a
beautiful, colorful salad. (watch your
dressings!)
4. Make Good Use of Your Soup Spoons.
Vegetables, legumes, and high quality
protein are a mix for healthy, low
calorie soups.
5. Don’t Drink Your Calories.
Watch out for alcohol, juices, sodas,
and even protein shakes.
6. Get Simple.
Lose the buffets and fancy dinners
with cheeses, sauces, and gravies.
7. Get In Touch With Your Stomach
Sometimes hunger is a habit. Also,
being dehydrated can make you think
you are hungry.
8. Skip Dessert – Or Opt For Healthy
Choices
Pretty simple, desserts weigh-in heavy
on the calories. How about some
great berries.
9. Pump It Up
Changing your workout can be a real
plateau-breaker. As you get healthier,
try spurts of more intense cardio,
heavier weights, or just something
different like switching your cardiomachine up. Perhaps one or two
days a week , you can increase the
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walk or paddle.
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Remember WHY you are losing
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CRO Q U E T N E W S
BRIDGE SCORES
Tis’ The Season
by Betsy Caldwell
And Sundays are the days for the
largest gatherings. One Sunday there were so many players
that the courts were double and
triple banked. This prompted
one enthusiast to say, can we
find another court NOW? The
“Croquet Club” is unique – no
waiting list for membership (open
to everyone), no dues, just a shed
with all the equipment and friends
who play and are happy to teach.
One Sunday as the matches
rotated on and off the courts,
four men were waging an
especially long fight. This also
People and Croquet Balls Everywhere!
meant, that because of the busy
play, others were waiting to go
through a wicket. The score was
3-2, so the winner of the 6th
wicket either won the game or
tied the game. The shots on the
6th wicket were so wonderfully
incredible, knocking the opponents’ balls from across the court,
that it took the winning team 20
minutes on that one wicket. But
the team that had 3 points scored
that wicket to end the match.
Glad it was a cool afternoon! And
then the group migrated to The
Galley to continue the fun.
Teams rotate, with no set order
for who plays. As mentioned
above, sometimes four guys or
four girls play, sometimes couples, and
sometimes a
total mix of
guys and gals.
This makes
for lots of
interesting
play, as you
can come and
play without
bringing a
partner.
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