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Boca Pointe Country Club March/April 2008
Boca Pointe Country Club
7144 Boca Pointe Drive
Boca Raton, Florida 33433
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Directory
contents
Directory
Board Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Dining News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Manager’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Club Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-9
Photo Gallery — Men’s Member/Guest Golf .10-11,13
Fitness & Spa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-15
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-17
Photo Gallery — Sweetheart Dinner Dance . .18-19
Photo Gallery — New Year’s Eve . . . . . . . . . .20-21
Events Booked By Jane Young . . . . . . . . . . .22-23
Social & Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24-25
Classes, Seminars & Boca Unos . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Aggie Winthrop Chairman
Franklyn B. Weichselbaum Vice-Chairman
Howard Davis Treasurer
Carol Kaye Secretary
Barry J. Haberman Governor
Peter Lebowitz Governor
Barry Oster Governor
Paul Volin General Manager
MANAGEMENT STAFF
Louis Bencini Chief Engineer
Terry Daniels Executive Chef
Buck Deibel Director of Golf
Sherri Giannone Director of Athletics Center
Lisa Hancock Director of Human Resources
Helen Karpel Director of Finance
Richard Martino Food & Beverage Director
Angel Rodriguez Director of Tennis
Jeff Taylor Grounds Superintendent
Jane Young Director of Social & Entertainment
EDITOR
Suzanne Siegel Director of Communications
[email protected]
Board Message
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Dining Reservations
Grand Café
Grand Café Lounge
Main Dining Room
Main Dining Room Lounge
Palms Terrace
Center Court Café
Match Pointe Café
Catering
864-8503
864-8504
864-8505
864-8506
864-8507
864-8513
864-8508
864-8509
864-8510
SOCIAL & ENTERTAINMENT
864-8517
GOLF DEPARTMENT
Morning Tee Time Reservation
Afternoon Tee Time Reservation
Golf Pro Shop
Ladies’ Golf Locker Room
Men’s Golf Locker Room
864-8520
864-8521
864-8522
864-8524
864-8525
TENNIS DEPARTMENT
Tennis Court Reservation
AC Tennis
AC Tennis Pros
Tennis Pro Shop at Center Court
391-9897
864-8551
864-8528
864-8529
CLUBHOUSE
Clubhouse Manager
Ladies’ Card Room
Men’s Card Room
864-8515
864-8546
864-8547
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
Board Office
General Manager’s Office
Controller’s Office
Member Statement Questions
Membership Department
864-8531
864-8533
864-8544
864-8535
864-8539
ATHLETICS CENTER
Athletics Center
Spa
Children’s Corner
864-8551
864-8552
864-8553
from the chairman
AS MY TERM AS CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF BOCA POINTE
Country Club draws to a close, I would like to reflect upon all of the positive changes that
have taken place here over the past year. Boca Pointe is very near and dear to my heart, and I
feel privileged to have been a part of a pivotal time in our Club’s “life” - a time when it is on
the verge of a renaissance that we can all look forward to with excitement and pride.
Our Club is one of the nicest gated country club communities in South Florida, and
thanks to its leadership it remains in excellent financial condition. This is a true testament to
our Club’s outstanding management, as year after year we continue to make sure that Boca
Pointe offers the most comprehensive and best country club programs in the country, at a
more than competitive price. I would certainly like to thank Paul Volin and the entire Boca
Pointe staff for the hard work they put in every day to ensure our club runs at peak efficiency.
I would also like to thank Teresa Barbara, the Board’s Administrative Assistant, for everything
she does. We definitely could not do our jobs without her.
Our members enjoy a menu of lifestyle choices, both in terms of membership privileges as well as daily activities
that could keep even the most energetic among us worn out! Color War #3, for example, was a huge success this year,
with everyone who participated in the various events having a wonderful time. And our younger members had a
fantastic time at our I-9 sports summer camp.
One of the highlights of the year was our highly successful Andy Roddick Celebrity Tennis Exhibition, which
was held on December 9th to benefit disadvantaged children. It certainly was exciting to see the Davis Cup up close
and get to watch a fabulous exhibition put on by Andy Roddick, James Blake, two-time Grand Slam winner Maria
Sharapova and Brenda Schultz.
We should all be proud of the upgrade that has taken place in our food and beverage operation over the past
year. With the promotion of Chef Terry to Executive Chef and the efforts of Richard Martino and his staff, our
members enjoy an exceptional food and dining experience at a value unmatched at any other club.
In an effort to keep the members abreast of all issues the Board has been working on concerning the future of
the Club, we held a series of nine information sharing sessions, during which we brought members up-to-date on
Mandatory Membership, plans for the Club’s renovation, Paul Volin’s planned retirement in 2009, Boca Pointe Real
Estate Direct and other items of importance to the Club. I would like to thank the more than 800 members who
attended these meetings and expressed interest in what has been happening at our Club. In addition, once a month
there will be informal discussion sessions with the members and the Board. All members are welcome to attend.
You have until March 10th to vote for your choice of candidates to fill the three vacant seats on the Board of
Governors. Please be certain to pay careful attention to the candidates’ views, as the future of your Club depends on
making the right choices.
Over the past year we have begun paving an exciting path for the future of Boca Pointe Country Club. Now it
will be up to you to decide what kind of club you want - and are willing to pay for.
The future of Boca Pointe is in your hands. You can either decide to make it one of the most attractive, healthy,
vibrant lifestyle communities in the South Florida market - or to allow it to become a club that “has seen better days.”
You must decide.
I thank you all for giving me the opportunity to participate over this past year in building the future of our
wonderful Club. I hope that our seasonal residents enjoyed the season and, as they leave, I wish them all a safe trip
and a happy, healthy summer. I also wish our year-round residents continued enjoyment of our facilities and
amenities.
Board Message
Directory
Board Message
Sincerely,
WEBSITE
Deborah Singer Graphic Designer
The Communications Staff would like to remind
our members that due to seasonal demands and
management decisions all information printed
in this magazine is subject to change.
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bocapointecc.com
Boca Pointe Country Club
7144 Boca Pointe Drive, Boca Raton, Florida 33433
(561) 864-8500 • fax: (561) 864-8590
Aggie Winthrop
Aggie Winthrop
Chairman, Board of Governors
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Dining News
dining schedule
All schedules are subject to change, check weekly for changes
Grand Café
Center Court Café
Lunch: Monday - Saturday, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Dinner: Monday, Wednesday - Saturday, 5 - 9 p.m.
(Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
beginning April 21)
Full Menu Available
Casual Dress
Breakfast: Daily, 7 - 11 a.m.
Lunch: Daily, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Omelet and Waffle Station
Dining News
Grand Café Lounge
Monday, Wednesday - Friday, 12 - 9 p.m.
(Monday, Tuesday & Thursday beginning April 21)
Saturday, 12 p.m. - 12 a.m.
Happy Hour: 4 - 7 p.m.
Closes at 4 p.m. when the Grand Café is closed
Casual Dress
Main Dining Room
Brunch: Sunday, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. • $18pp++
No Reservations
Dinner: Tuesday - Friday & Sunday, 5 - 9 p.m.
(Wednesday & Friday beginning April 21)
Closed some nights due to special events
Grand Buffet: Wednesday, 5 - 9 p.m.
(Prime Rib & Turkey) $22pp++
Elegant Casual Dress
Main Dining Room Lounge
Tuesday - Thursday & Sunday, 4 - 9 p.m.
(Wednesday only beginning April 21)
Friday, 4 p.m. - 12 a.m.
Sunday, 12 - 9 p.m. (12 - 7 p.m. beginning April 21)
Singles Au Bar: Monday, 5 - 7 p.m.
Happy Hour: 4 - 7 p.m.
Check weekly for entertainment
Elegant Casual Dress
Match Pointe Café
Coffee Station: (AC Lobby) 7 - 11 a.m.
Lunch: Daily, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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Take Out
Daily, 4 - 8 p.m.
(Monday - Saturday, 4 - 8 p.m. beginning April 21)
Valet parking
available.
For Your
Convenience
Curbside
“TO GO” Pick Up
We are doing curbside service when you order
“TO GO” between 4:15 and 8 p.m. Call in your
order. Then when you arrive at the valet, you can
either call the “TO GO” number, 394.2938 from
your cell or have the valet call for you. We will
bring your order to the valet area.
Manager’s
Message
,
Managers Message
message from the manager
THERE IS AN OLD STORY ABOUT A REPORTER KNOCKING ON MARK TWAIN’S
door after reports surfaced that Twain had died. The reporter was shocked to see Twain when he
answered the door.
Twin’s response to the reporter was classic. “Just tell them the reports of my demise were greatly
exaggerated”.
The rumor mill has been in full swing this season and the reports of my demise have also been
greatly exaggerated. I have not resigned. In October, 2009 I will reach the ripe old age of 65. It
occurred to me that it might then be a good time to hang it up and enjoy life, just as many of our members have
done. Over the last 63 years I have retired three different times and failed miserably at it. Perhaps this time I will
get it right. Time will tell.
The “season” is in full swing and from an operations and financial standpoint things are going extremely well. Our
restaurants are busy, our costs are under control and our special events (New Years Eve, Sweetheart Dinner Dance
etc.) are receiving rave reviews. This year we have a record 28 seasonal employees from South Africa and Romania.
They are a wonderful addition to our family of employees and the comments from the membership are
overwhelmingly positive.
As I write this we are in negotiations with the Board of the Community Association on a proposed Hybrid form of
Mandatory Membership program that would be unique to Boca Pointe. I am hopeful that these talks will result in a
vote by all Country Club members and all homeowners within Boca Pointe before the season is over. If it does not
work out we will need to find a way to upgrade our facilities. We will also need to create new innovative membership
programs that will be relevant to the next generation of Boca Pointe residents. Either way I believe that both the Club
and the community as a whole need “closure” on the issue of Mandatory Membership so we can all get on with the
business of developing our business model and ensuring a bright future for both the Club and the community.
Sincerely,
Manager’s Message
Dining News
Paul Volin
Paul Volin
General Manager
Telephone and Online
Reservations
Make reservations using the telephone system. Call
864.8503 or online at www.bocapointecc.com. To
access the automated telephone reservations system,
call 391.9897. To reserve online click on the
Member’s Home Page and it will take you to the
Chelsea Reservations system. Enter your six digit
membership number (a “1” or “2” is not necessary
for Dining), the default password is “1234.” You
may then select the special event using the event #
or date that you wish to reserve. Reservations open
Tuesday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Club Events
Club Events
upcoming club events
EVENT #681
Friday, March 14, 2008
Please call 864.8503 or use the online reservation system
EVENT #721
Friday, April 11, 2008
EVENT #720
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Club Events
Showtime with
Showtime with
Mother’s Day
The Original Piano The Sensations
Brunch
p.m. • In the BR
11 a.m. - 3 p.m. • In the MDR
Twins Mark & Clark 7:30
$20pp all inclusive includes coffee, $30pp++ Adults
Humor & Comedy tea and cookies after the show $15pp++ Children (5 - 12)
7:30 p.m. • In the BR
$20pp all inclusive includes coffee,
tea and cookies after the show
Elegant Casual
Reservations Open
No Cancellations — March 7
Elegant Casual
Reservations Open — March 18
No Cancellations — April 4
Buffet • Jackets Required
Reservations Open — April 8
No Cancellations — May 2
EVENT #685 & #494
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Sunday, April 20, 2008
EVENT #686
Sunday, May 25, 2008
EVENT #682
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Passover Seders
with Cantor
Elliott Dicker
Disco Night
La Mystique
Dancers & DJ Len
7:30 p.m. Cocktails
8 p.m. Dinner
10 p.m. Dessert
In the MDR
$40pp++
Buffet Dinner
Disco Dress • Elegant Casual
Reservations Open
No Cancellations — March 7
6:30 p.m. • In the MDR
$46pp++ Adults
$23pp++ Children (5 - 12)
Sit Down Dinner
Jackets Required
Reservations Open — March 11
No Cancellations — April 16
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Memorial Day
BBQ & Dinner
Dance with the
Euphoria Band
6:30 p.m. Cocktails
7 p.m. Dinner • In the MDR
$40pp++
Buffet • Casual Attire
Reservations Open — May 7
No Cancellations — May 21
For Your Convenience
Telephone and Online Reservations
Make reservations using the telephone system. Call 864.8503 or online at
www.bocapointecc.com. To access the automated telephone reservations
system, call 391.9897. To reserve online click on the Member’s Home
Page and it will take you to the Chelsea Reservations system. Enter your
six digit membership number (a “1” or “2” is not necessary for Dining), the
default password is “1234.” You may then select the special event using the event #
or date that you wish to reserve. Reservations open Tuesday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Mother’s Day
Brunch
Event #720
11 – 3 p.m. • In the MDR
$30pp ++ Adults
$15pp++ Children (5 - 12)
Jackets Required
Reservations Open 4/8/08
(for Members & Guests)
No Cancellations – 5/2/08
Please call 864-8503 for reservations
Golf
ACE OF THE MONTH
Golf
Special congratulations to Shirley Greenberg who aced the
8th Hole. Great shot Shirley! Keep up the great play.
CLINIC SCHEDULE
news fore you
TOURNAMENT NEWS
Special congratulations to the following members for
winning our first majors of the season.
2007 LADIES’ OPENING LUNCHEON
Low Gross: 1st Cathy Miles, Elly Cooper, Barbara
Schumer, Paula Knobler
Low Net: 1st Susan Belasco, Jill Anderson, Nancy
Kronfeld, Madelyn Draiman
2007 MGA BLUE COAT
1st Franklyn Weichselbaum, Richard Drazin, Stan Kirwin,
Mel Berkowitz
Golf
2008 GOVERNORS’ CUP
Ladies’ 18 Hole Division: Low Gross Sandi Gropper,
Low Net Ruth Temple
Ladies’ 9 Hole Division: Low Gross Elaine Zenker,
Low Net Sylvia Berman
Men’s Division (White Tees): Low Gross Irwin Isser,
Low Net Mel Fields
Men’s Division (Gold Tees): Low Gross Al Kedansky,
Low Net Richard Walgrove
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Date
Monday, March 3rd
Monday, April 21st
Place
Fertilization
Last Tee Time Noon
Range Closed at 3 p.m.
Fertilization
Last Tee Time Noon
Range Closed at 3 p.m.
We are offering Wednesday/Friday clinics with Kathy and
Thursday/Saturday clinics with Leslie.
Wednesday/Friday clinics are geared more for the
beginner golfer and follow somewhat of a progression as
one clinic builds on the information of the previous clinic.
Over a period of 3 months, all aspects of the game will be
covered.
Thursday/Saturday clinics are geared toward the
more advanced golfer, these clinics will help you make
more consistent contact to shave strokes off your game
from tee to green. Participants can focus on whatever
aspect of the game they want to develop - hitting the driver
straighter and longer, more consistent fairway shots, etc.
When: Wednesday/Friday & Thursday/Saturday
Time: 2 - 3 p.m. • Cost: $20/student
Date
March 5th & 7th
March 6th & 8th
March 12th & 14th
March 13th & 15th
March 19th & 21st
March 20th & 22nd
March 26th & 28th
March 27th & 29th
April 2nd & 4th
April 3rd & 5th
April 9th & 11th
April 10th & 12th
April 16th & 18th
April 17th & 19th
April 23rd & 25th
April 24th & 26th
April 30th & May 2nd
Topic
Putting
Full Swing
Chipping
Full Swing
Pitching
Full Swing
Sand & Lob Shots
Full Swing
Full Swing with Tempo
Full Swing
Full Swing with Power
Full Swing
Full Swing with Accuracy
Full Swing
The Secret to Hitting
Your Fairway Woods
Full Swing
The Driver
Upcoming Events
Sunday, March 2nd
Monday, March 3rd
Tuesday, March 4th
Wednesday, March 5th
Friday, March 7th
Saturday, March 8th
Sunday, March 9th
Tuesday, March 11th
Wednesday, March 12th
Sunday, March 16th
Monday, March 17th
Tuesday, March 18th
Wednesday, March 19th
Tuesday, March 25th
Friday, March 28th
Saturday, March 29th
Tuesday, April 1st
Saturday, April 5th
Tuesday, April 8th
Wednesday, April 9th
Sunday, April 13th
Tuesday, April 15th
Wednesday, April 16th
Tuesday, April 22nd
Tuesday, April 29th
2 Man Challenge Rd. 2 Ends
2 Man Challenge Rd. 3 Begins
LGA - Team Nassau
MGA - 4 Club Tournament
Calcutta Auction
Calcutta Tournament
2 Man Challenge Rd. 3 Ends
2 Man Challenge Finals
Ladies’ Member Guest
MGA - 1 BB Team Putt
St. Patrick’s Day Mixer - 12:30 p.m. Shotgun
Federation Sports Day - 8:30 a.m. Shotgun
LGA - Beat the Pros
MGA - 2 Man Stableford
LGA - Sadie Hawkins
MGA Member/Member Smoker
MGA - Member/Member Rd. 1
LGA - Color War - 8:30 a.m. Shotgun (Dutch Treat Lunch)
MGA - Member/Member Final Rd. - 8:30 a.m. Shotgun
LGA - Pro Partner
MGA - Ryder Cup Rd. 1
Awards Dinner Dance
LGA - Scramble - 8:30 a.m. Shotgun (Closing Luncheon)
MGA - Ryder Cup Final Rd. (Closing Luncheon)
Golf Course Maintenance – Top Dress & Verticut/Course Closed at Noon
LGA - Surprise 9
rally for a cure
GOLF HOURS OF OPERATIONS
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Golf Shop
Monday
Tuesday - Sunday
(MARCH — APRIL)
Locker Rooms
Monday
Closed
Tuesday - Sunday
7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Range
Monday
Tuesday, Friday & Saturday
Wednesday & Sunday
Thursday
Closed
7 a.m. to Dusk
7 a.m. to 1 hour before Dusk
8:15 a.m. to Dusk
Course
Monday
Tuesday - Sunday
Closed
7:30 a.m. to Dusk
Closed
7 a.m. to 1 hour before Dusk
*Attendants will be on duty from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Bag Room
Monday
Tuesday - Sunday
Closed
7 a.m. to Dusk
**All Golfers must check in with Starter**
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Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery
men’s member/guest tournament
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Fitness & Spa
Fitness & Spa
GOING GREEN
Here we are once again getting ready to say goodbye
to our seasonal clients. All the staff at the spa would
like to say a big thank you to everyone, both seasonal
and year round members and guests, who supported
us by using our services this past year.
It’s hard to ignore the eco craze that’s sweeping the
nation from the home to cuisine to massage and beauty
products. We know that adopting an eco life is not an
overnight task, but it is one we cannot and must not
ignore any more. It is a learning process that begins
with simple practices. On those lines, we are gradually
introducing products that reflect the changes we must
try to make.
Organic Sugar Scrubs with French Lavender
have been very popular. Certified organic ingredients
gently awaken both skin and the Crown Chakra to
inner radiance. The sugar crystals loosen and lift
dead skin cells while detoxifying the skin by drawing
moisture from the environment to keep skin naturally
hydrated. French Lavender deeply soothes and restores
dry skin and you are left feeling renewed and glowing.
It is especially good for dry, tight, or itchy skin. Consider
it a deep body cleansing. Many of our clients combine
this ritual with a full body massage for deeper relaxation.
$110 for 90 minutes (save with a series).
Organic Facial Products, an alternative to AHAs
are used in facial exfoliation. The all natural repair
therapy contains the richest source of beta carotene,
Vitamin A and ascorbic acid as topicals and derivatives
that decrease the oxidative and free radical stress that
other peels have. Photo Facials, another successful
facial treatment, uses LED Light therapy by bio
stimulating and regenerating skin cells to produce
more collagen and increase faster cell turnover rate.
Dramatic differences can be seen in women who
receive proper skin care. $90 - $200 for 90 minutes.
Basic 1 hour facials are $60.
Massages, 7 different modalities are available
individually priced from $65 or as further savings in a
series of 6 which can be used by anyone in the family.
Great when guests arrive. 90 minute massages are also
available.
Natural nails are our specialty with the need to
book appointments several days in advance. Silk
wraps eliminate the odor and inhalation of acrylics.
And pedicures are sheer pampering and relaxation in
our massaging chair in a private room.
The Spa is open Tuesday - Saturday.
Consultations are always free. Please call 864.8552.
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Photo Gallery
men’s member/guest tournament
Facts From Fitness
MARCH
THE 3RD ANNUAL
CHRIS BURGNER
MEMORIAL BENCH
CHALLENGE. On Saturday,
March 29th, at 10 a.m. the competition
begins. Sign up now with the Fitness Staff. This is a very
popular event, space is limited. Everyone gets 3 lifts.
What’s your personal best? Spotters will be present for
safety. All who enter will be announced as they lift. A
champion power lifter will be judging. All who enter will
win a medal and there will be special trophy awards.
THE ANNUAL CHRIS BURGNER AEROBATHON,
SPINATHON AND AQUATHON Saturday, March 15th,
to benefit cancer research. The event will be held at the
AC from 9 - 11 a.m. A breakdown of the classes and
instructors will be posted in the AC lobby, a week prior
to the event. It is not necessary to participate in the
classes to donate to the cause. All monies collected will
go directly to cancer research.
Photo Gallery
Fitness & Spa
healthy happenings
Photo Gallery
APRIL
EGGS ARE BACK! Eggs have been a breakfast staple
for hundreds of years, until scientists established a link
between high cholesterol and heart disease in the 1950s
and ’60s. Eggs are high in cholesterol, so it was reasonable
to assume they could increase the risk of heart disease. Eggs
have been in a nutritional limbo ever since. Recent studies
found that eggs are excellent sources of protein- particularly
in older adults. Harvard researches, in a study of 117,000
nurses, found that eating an egg daily posed the same risk
of heart disease as eating one once a week. Another study
found that eating three eggs a day promoted strength and
muscle mass in older adults participating in a weight-training
program without increasing cholesterol. Eggs are low in
calories and fat and are excellent sources of high-quality
protein, iron, B vitamins and minerals. Eating eggs for
breakfast prevents hunger longer, because they contain
protein and like Iron Mike says, “Protein First, Protein Last.”
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BOCA POINTE
BOCA POINTE
march
april
calendar 2008
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
calendar 2008
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Singles Tennis 1
Club
Championship
Semi Finals
Bus Departs for
Broward Stage
Door 7:15p.m.
APPEARING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Joel Odierno 7:30p.m., in the GCL
Singles Tennis 2
Club
Championship
Finals
2 Man Challenge
Rd. 2 Ends
3 LGA Team
Fertilization
Nassau
Course Last Tee
Time Noon/Range
Closed at 3p.m.
2 Man Challenge
Rd. 3 Begins
5 Bus Departs for 6 Calcutta Golf
7 Calcutta Golf
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4 Duplicate
Auction
Bridge 7:15p.m. Broward Center
Tournament
BR
6:45p.m.
Doo Wop Kids
2 Man Challenge
7:30p.m. ML
MGA 4 Club
Rd. 3 Ends
Tournament
Bus Departs for
FAU 7:15p.m.
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2 Man Challenge 9 Annual Meeting 10 Ladies
7p.m. MDR
Finals
Member/Guest
Golf Tournament
Bus Departs for
FAU 7:15p.m.
16
St. Patrick’s
Day Golf Mixer
12:30p.m.
Shotgun
Bus Departs for
Amaturo Theatre
1:45p.m.
Easter
23
Bus Departs for 30
Coral Springs
Center for the Arts
6:15p.m.
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Duplicate
Bridge 7:15p.m.
BR
MGA 1 BB Team
Putt
Bus Departs for 13
Broward Stage
Door 26th St.
Theatre 6:45p.m.
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Showtime
The Piano Twins
Mark & Clark
7:30p.m. BR
Marty Kaye
7:30p.m. ML
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Tennis Sports 17 LGA Beat The 18 Duplicate
Bridge 7:15p.m.
Pros
Day
BR
Federation Sports
MGA 2 Man
Golf Day 8:30a.m.
Stableford
Shotgun
Bus Departs for
Kravis Center
6:45p.m.
Wine Seminar 20 Doo Wop Kids 21 Bus Departs for 22
Bayside 8:30a.m.
6-7p.m. MPR
7:30p.m. ML
Bus Departs for
Palm Beach 9a.m.
Boca Unos
Seminar 7:30p.m.
ROY
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25 Duplicate
Bridge 7:15p.m.
BR
27 Social Bridge 28 MGA
29
6:45p.m. MCR
Member/Member
Rd. 1
MGA
Member/Guest
Smoker
The Irresistibles
Greg & Rachel
7:30p.m. ML
24 LGA Sadie
Hawkins
Sony Ericsson 31
Tennis Trip
Bus Departs for
Key Biscayne
9:30a.m.
MONTHLY CLASSES
Dance (Ellen Cullivan) Tuesdays, 7 - 8:15 p.m., in the Aerobics Room at the AC
Painting Classes (Linda Wiener) Wednesdays, 1 - 4 p.m., in the Multi Purpose Room
Moving Forward Seminar Thursdays, 10:15 a.m., in the Banquet Room
Art Classes (Ester Proctor) Fridays, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. or 1 - 4 p.m., in the Multi Purpose Room
Bridge Lessons Fridays 9:15 a.m., in the Imperial Room
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Ladies Tennis 15
Member/Guest
Tournament
Disco Night
7:30p.m. MDR
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
2 Tennis Grand
3 Doo Wop Kids 4 MGA
5
1 Duplicate
Tennis Grand
Slam League
Member/Member
Bridge 7:15p.m.
Slam League
7:30p.m. ML
Final Rd. 8:30a.m.
Playoff
BR
Championship
Shotgun/Lunch
Bus Departs for
LGA Colorwar
Manalapan
8:30a.m. Shotgun
6:45p.m.
(Dutch Treat Lunch)
Bus Departs for
Kravis Center
6:45p.m.
Tennis End of 6
Season Award
Dinner Dance
6:30p.m.
7 LGA Pro Partner 8 Duplicate
9
Bridge 7:15p.m.
BR
MGA Ryder Cup
Rd. 1
11 Bus Departs for 12
10 Showtime
Parker Playhouse
The Sensations
6:45p.m.
7:30p.m. BR
Entertainment TBA
7:30p.m. ML
13 Bus Departs for 14 LGA Closing
15 Duplicate
16 Boca Unos
17 Doo Wop Kids 18 Passover
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Golf Awards
Dinner Dance
Luncheon
Bridge 7:15p.m. Seminar 7:30p.m. 7:30p.m. ML
Miracle Mile
Scramble 8:30a.m. BR
ROY
10:30a.m.
Passover Seder
Bus Departs for
Shotgun
6:30p.m. MDR
Broward Center
MGA Ryder Cup
12:45p.m.
Final Rd. 8:30a.m.
One Day
Shotgun/Lunch
Tennis Doubles
Tournament
No Entertainment
GCL
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Passover Seder 20 Fertilization
6:30p.m. MDR
Course Last Tee
Time Noon/Range
Closed at 3p.m.
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22 Duplicate
23 Bus Departs for 24 Social Bridge 25
Golf Course
6:45p.m. MCR
Bridge 7:15p.m. Kravis Center
Maintenance
6:45p.m.
Top Dress & Verticut BR
The Irresistibles
Course Closed at
Greg & Rachel
Noon
7:30p.m. ML
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Bridge 7:15p.m.
BR
Bus Departs for
Broward Center
6:45p.m.
AC: Athletics Center
AR: Ante Room
BR: Banquet Rooms
CC: Center Court
CCC: Center Court Café
EMB: Embassy Room
GC: Grand Café
GCL: Grand Café Lounge
IMP: Imperial Room
LCR: Ladies Card Room
MCH: Main Clubhouse
MCR: Men’s Card Room
MDR: Main Dining Room
ML: Main Lounge
MPC: Match Pointe Café
MPR: Multi-Purpose Room
PT: Palms Terrace
ROY: Royal Room
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Calcutta Consolation Finalists
Calcutta 1st and 2nd Place
Calcutta 3rd and 4th Place
Tennis
Tennis
tennis news
New Year’s Day Mixer
Upcoming Events
MARCH
1st — 2nd
15th
31st
Semis and Finals Singles
Club Championships
Ladies Member/Guest
Nasdaq Tennis Trip
Dedication of Stadium
19th
Grand Slam League Championships
End of Season Tennis Award
Dinner Dance
One Day Doubles Tournament
Future Events
Tennis
May 13th — 15th
May 17th
May 26th
Adult Tennis Camp
One Day Doubles
Tournament
Memorial Day Mixer
TENNIS CALCUTTA TOURNAMENT
Over 90 members attended the party and auction. The
tournament drew a large crowd both days as members
cheered for their favorite teams. The team of Hank
Adelman and Howie Weinstein took first place. Vince
Loscalzo and Mike Appel, second place. Henry Sachs and
Joe Vander Linden third place, with Jerry Kaye and Len
Walker rounding out the top four. Jordan Augensicht and
Irwin Bernstein were the winners of the Consolations.
Congratulations to all the winning teams. A special thank
you to Chuck Kaufman, auctioneer Joe Van der Linden
and to all the participants and spectators.
NEW YEAR’S DAY MIXER
Over fifty members began the year on the tennis courts at
the New Year’s Day Mixer. After playing a few of rounds of
social tennis, everyone gathered on the patio for mimosas
and a raffle. All agreed that this was a great start to the
New Year.
Father/Daughter Exhibition
Calcutta Players
FATHER/DAUGHTER EXHIBITION
Father/Daughter Exhibition Match featuring Chris and
Shannon Gunning from Stonebridge CC vs Angel and
Alexis Rodriguez. The large crowd on hand was treated
to a close match with many exciting points. Much to the
delight of the many members that have watched Alexis and
Shannon grow up, the young ladies held their own against
their teaching pro fathers.
Tennis
APRIL
1st — 3rd
6th
MEN’S & WOMEN’S DOUBLES CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Holiday Kids Camp
Seventy members participated in this year’s competition.
USTA NEWS
We have two Men’s 3.5 Teams captained by Monroe
Schenker and Jerry Adelson. The Ladies 3.5 Team is
captained by Sharon Malman.
TEAM NEWS
ANDY RODDICK FOUNDATION FUNDRAISER
Boca Pointe was host this year with over two thousand
people in attendance. There was an exhibition featuring
Andy, Maria Sharapova, James Blake and Brenda Schultz.
The USTA placed the Davis Cup on display and attendees
could have their photo taken with the Cup. The Stadium
Court was re-named the Andy Roddick Stadium Court in
Andy’s honor. We are proud to have Andy Roddick as a
member of Boca Pointe.
HOLIDAY KID’S CAMP
The camp was again a popular event for the age five to
thirteen crowd.
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PBC Ladies Teams All of our teams finished the first half
of the season ahead of where they were in last year’s
standings.
Men’s and Women’s Doubles Championships
Men’s Grand Slam Captain Jerry Adelson’s International
Team and the World I Team captained by Dave Perlstein
and Nat Leipziger have qualified for the League
Championships by finishing the first half of the season in
second place.
Senior League Boca Pointe has seven women’s and six
men’s teams participating in the league, which is more than
any other Club in Palm Beach County for the 2008 season.
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Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery
sweetheart dinner dance
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Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery
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Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery
new year’s eve
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social & entertainment
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Sun., April 13
Miami City Ballet’s Program IV at Broward Center
$68.50
Costello’s World Premiere • Bus departs 12:45 p.m. (for 2 p.m. ballet)
Sat., March 1
“Baby” The Musical at Broward Stage Door in Coral Springs
Bus departs 7:15 p.m.
$43
Mon., April 14
Day Trip to Fairchild Tropical Gardens to see the Lichtenstein Exhibit
Lunch (on own) on the Miracle Mile • Bus departs 10:30 a.m.
$35
Thurs., March 6
“Lord of the Dance” at Broward Center • Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
$71
Thurs., April 24
$68
Sat., March 8
Comedy Legends at FAU “Whose Line is it Anyway”
Bus departs 7:15 p.m.
$56
“Bermuda Avenue Triangle” starring Joe Bologna, Renee Taylor and
Lainie Kazan at Kravis Center • Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
Tues., April 29
“12 Angry Men” at Broward Center • Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
$62
Sun., March 9
Sunshine Pops at FAU Guys and Dolls & More • Bus departs 7:15 p.m.
$71
Thurs., May 8
Thurs., March 13
“The Immigrant”, the Musical at Broward Stage Door’s 26th St. Theatre
Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
$43
Opera “La Boheme” at Broward Center
Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
Wed., May 14
Sun., March 16
“My Sister is an Only Child” starring Steve Solomon at Amaturo Theatre
at Broward • Bus departs 1:45 p.m.
$50
“Avenue Q” at Miami Performing Arts Center (Adrienne Arsht Center)
Bus departs 6:15 p.m.
Thurs., May 15
Mon., March 17
Michael Feinstein and Diahann Carroll at Kravis Center
Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
$79
Opera “Julius Caesar” at Broward Center
Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
Fri., May 16
Thurs., March 20
Day Trip to Norton Museum, Art Armory and Bradley’s for lunch
Bus departs 9 a.m.
“I'm Not Rappaport” starring Bruce Adler West Boca Performing Arts Center $51
Bus departs 7:15 p.m.
Sat., June 7
“Starting Here Starting Now” at Broward Stage Door In Coral Springs
Bus departs 7:15 p.m.
$43
Sat., June 14
“Ordinary Nation” at the Florida Stage in Manalapan
Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
$55
Fri., August 1
“Mid-Life!” the Crisis Musical at Actor’s Playhouse One the Miracle Mile
Bus departs 4:30 p.m. • Dinner (on own) on the Miracle Mile
$54
December 12 - 22
10 Night Caribbean Cruise on Celebrity’s Constellation • See flyer
Sat., March 22
TBA
Day Trip to Bayside, Tour on Island Queen Boat with Dr. Paul George
Stiltsville, FL Lighthouse & Key Biscayne • Lunch (on own) at Bayside
Bus departs 8:30 a.m.
$56
March 26 - 28
St. Augustine Trip • See flyer
Sun., March 30
“Catskills on Broadway” at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts
Bus departs 6:15 p.m. (for 7 p.m. show)
$45
Mon., March 31
Sony Ericsson Tennis Tournament in Key Biscayne • Coffee at CC a 9 a.m.
Bus departs 9:30 a.m. and departs Key Biscayne 6 p.m.
$50
Tues., April 1
“Simply Ballroom” at Kravis Center • Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
Fri., April 4
“Ward 57” at the Florida Stage in Manalapan • Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
$56
Sat., April 12
Neil Berg’s 100 Years of Broadway at Parker Playhouse
Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
$54
To make a reservation please call Jane at 864-8518
Orch. $110 Mezz. $75
$74
Orch. $110 Mezz. $75
Social & Entertainment
Social & Entertainment
Events Booked by Jane Young
$74.50
To make a reservation please call Jane at 864-8518
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social & entertainment
Saturday, March 8 - Comedy Legends at FAU,
Whose Line is it Anyway? An evening with Colin
Mochrie and Brad Sherwood - Colin and Brad, two stars
of the Emmy nominated series, Whose Line is it Anyway?,
have teamed up to present and evening of extraordinary
improvisational comedy. Using their quick wit, these
comedians take contributions from the audience to create
hilarious and original scenes. The show becomes truly
interactive as audience members are called to the stage to
participate in the fun! Cost: $56 includes ticket and bus.
Bus departs 7:15 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Sunday, March 16 - “My Sister is an Only Child”,
Starring Comedian Steve Solomon at the
Amaturo Theater at Broward Steve Solomon,
the comic creator and star of “My Mother’s Italian, My
Father’s Jewish, and I’m in Therapy” returns with more
laughs we can all relate to, as he entertainingly explains
how he survives the wacky antics of his multi-ethnic family.
Cost: $48 includes ticket and bus. Bus departs 1:45 p.m.
(for 3 p.m. show). No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Thursday, March 20 - Day Trip to the Art Armory
Lunch at Bradley’s and the Norton Museum of
Art Bus departs 9 a.m. for the Art Armory in West Palm
Beach where you will see the Aida exhibit which consists
of Israel’s decorative arts i.e. fabrics and jewelry and
there will also be a trunk show. Then we will depart for
Bradlley’s Restaurant for lunch. After lunch we will go to
the Norton Museum of Art to see the Alexander Calder
Jewelry exhibit and the Great Escape exhibit: Boating,
Fishing and Outings which invites the viewer into the
world of Chinese art. Cost: TBA.
Monday, March 31 - Sony Ericsson Tennis
Tournament in Key Biscayne See such great tennis
players such as James Blake, Justine Henin, Rafael Nadal,
Venus and Serena Williams and Roger Federer. Cost: $50
includes ticket, bus and snacks on bus) Coffee at 9 a.m. at
Center Court Tennis. Bus departs 9:30 a.m. and departs
Key Biscayne at 6 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
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Tuesday, April 1 - “Simply Ballroom” at the
Kravis Center This sensational stage production stars
Debbie Reynolds and American Idol finalists Kimberly
Locke and Vonzell Solomon along with a cast of world
class dance champions. Cost: $74.50 includes ticket and
bus. Bus departs at 6:45 p.m. No cancellations. Guests
welcome.
Friday, April 4 - “Ward 57” at the Florida Stage
in Manalapan A Hollywood screenwriter interviews
injured veterans at Walter Reed’s Ward 57 about their
extraordinary sacrifices during the Iraq war. This
compassionate new drama reveals the personal secrets and
political agendas of those on both sides of the controversy
over the Iraq war. Cost: $56 includes ticket and bus. Bus
departs 6:45 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Saturday, April 12 - Neil Berg’s 100 Years of
Broadway at Parker Playhouse Neil Berg’s
immensely entertaining show features five Broadway stars,
one great band, and 100 years of favorites from Broadway
legends like Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Rodgers &
Hammerstein, Leonard Bernstein and Andrew Lloyd
Webber. Cost: $54 includes ticket and bus. Bus departs
at 6:45 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Sunday, April 13 - Miami City Ballet’s Program
IV at Broward Center The program is: Square Dance,
Liturgy, Tarantella and Tharp/Costello’s World Premiere.
Cost: $68.50 which includes ticket and bus. No
cancellations. Guests welcome. Bus departs 12:45 p.m.
(for 2 p.m. matinee)
Monday, April 14 - Day Trip to Fairchild Tropical
Gardens to see the Lichtenstein Exhibit and
Lunch (on own) on the Miracle Mile Depart Boca
Pointe at 10:30 a.m. for the Miracle Mile. Enjoy lunch
(on own) and shopping on the Miracle Mile. Depart the
Miracle Mile at 1:30 p.m. for a tram tour of the Fairchild
Tropical Gardens and see the Lichtenstein exhibit.
Cost: $35 includes tour and bus. Depart the gardens at
approximately 4 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Thursday, April 24 - “Bermuda Avenue Triangle”
at the Kravis Center starring Renee Taylor, Joe
Bologna and Lainie Kazan, This engaging comedy stars
Renee Taylor and Lainie Kazan as two widows who are
condo-mates in a gaudy Las Vegas retirement community,
and Joe Bologna as an attractive swindler who charms
them both. Cost: $68 which includes ticket and bus. Bus
departs at 6:45 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
To make a reservation, please call 864-8518
Tuesday, April 29 - “12 Angry Men” at Broward
Center Actors Richard Thomas and George Wendt star
in the greatest courtroom drama of all time. This gritty
potboiler and social commentary is as relevant today as
when it was first performed in the 1950’s. Cost: $62
includes ticket and bus. Bus departs at 6:45 p.m. No
cancellations. Guests welcome.
Future Events
Wednesday, May 14 - “Avenue Q” at Miami
Performing Arts Center Tony Award winning
“Avenue Q” has been called “one of the funniest shows
you’re ever likely to see” by Entertainment Weekly and
“subversive and hilarious” by The New Yorker. It features
a cast of people and puppets who tell their story in a
smart, risqué and downright entertaining way. Cost: $74
which includes ticket and bus. Bus departs at 6:15 p.m.
No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Thursday, May 15 - Opera “Julius Caesar” at
Broward Center A world torn apart by greed and lust!
In Rome, Julius Caesar and Pompey the Great are fighting
a civil war, while in Egypt, Ptolemy and his sister Cleopatra
fight for the throne. “Julius Caesar” is a tale of power and
passion with grand themes of warfare, heroic action, and
inner turmoil. Handel’s sumptuous score and epic tale
defines Baroque Opera repertoire. Cost: $110 orchestra
and $75 mezzanine which includes ticket and bus. Bus
departs at 6:45 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Friday, May 16 - “I’m Not Rappaport” at West
Boca Performing Arts Center starring Bruce Adler.
South Florida favorite Bruce Adler stars in this seriocomic Tony Award winning play by Herb Gardner. Set in
a secluded spot in New York’s Central Park, the play is
about two octogenarians determined to fight off
all attempts to put them out to pasture. Talk about an
odd couple! Cost: $51 includes ticket and bus. Bus
departs 7:15 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Saturday, June 7 - “Starting Here, Starting
Now” at Broward Stage Door in Coral Springs
A musical revue that brought the New York critics to
their feet, “Starting Here, Starting Now” is a catalogue of
emotions, a celebration, a joyous musical experience, a
love affair between music and its audience. This journey
through contemporary relationships runs the gamut from
tender ballads to hysterical husband-hunting laments,
from wry commentary on trendy marriages to joyous
shouting-from-the-rooftop celebration. Cost: $43 includes
ticket and bus. Bus departs 7:15 p.m. No cancellations.
Guests welcome.
Saturday, June 14 - “Ordinary Nation” at the
Florida Stage in Manalapan Economist Nation
Jones knows the chips are down. His bookie father is
losing money and his wife has left him for a political
campaign. His teenage daughter has entered a big money
poker game and the stakes are rising. Now Nation has
to go all-in for the future of his family in this sharp
new comedy from the author of Women Who Steal.
Cost: $55 includes ticket and bus. Bus departs 6:45 p.m.
No cancellations. Guests welcome.
December 12 - 22 10 Night Ultimate Caribbean
Cruise on Celebrity’s Constellation Cruise Ports:
Ft. Lauderdale, St. Thomas, St. Kitts, Barbados, St. Lucia,
St. Maarten, Ft. Lauderdale Choice cabins - Royal Suites,
Concierge Veranda Suites, Veranda Suites and Outside
Cabins available. Please see flyer for details or call Jane
Young at 864-8517 for more information.
Our 30-day cancellation policy is subject to change
depending upon when the Club has to make final
payment for individual tickets. Cancellation dates
will be on all flyers. Guests must reside outside of
Boca Pointe.
Upcoming Classes
Dance Lessons with Ellen Cullivan Tuesday
evenings, 7 - 8:15 p.m. in the Aerobics Room in the AC
Ballroom/Latin/Country Western. Space is limited. Classes
are free of charge. No reservations necessary.
Social & Entertainment
Social & Entertainment
Saturday, March 1 - “BABY” the Musical at
Broward Stage Door Theater in Coral Springs Is
there anything more exciting, frightening and utterly life
changing than impending parenthood? “BABY”, nominated
for seven Tony Awards, tells the heart warming story of
three couples facing this universal experience: the college
students, barely at the beginnings of their adult life, the
30-somethings having trouble conceiving; and the middle
aged parents whose night of unexpected passion lands them
back to where they started. Cost: $43 includes ticket and
bus. Bus departs 7:15 p.m. No cancellations. Guests welcome.
Mah Jongg Beginner and Refresher Lessons
Please contact instructor Anne Smith at 706-2382. Dates
TBA depending upon response. 4 two-hour lessons.
No cancellations for the following classes:
Weight Watchers A new series of classes will be held on
Tuesdays, March 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 and May
6 in the Multi-Purpose Room. Kathy Lambert is our
instructor. Cost: $104. Please make checks payable to
Weight Watchers. Checks must be received by Jane Young
by March 4.
Art Classes with Ester Proctor Painting in mixed
media with pastels, acrylics, oils and watercolors. Fridays
March 28, April 4, 11, 18 and 25 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
or 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room. Cost for
the series is $95 (billed to your Boca Pointe account).
Materials are not included.
To make a reservation, please call 864-8518
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Painting Classes with Linda Wiener “Learning
to See in a Different Way” Acrylic and faux painting
techniques on canvas or walls for all levels. Wednesdays
March 26, April 2, 16 & 23 from 1 - 4 p.m. in the
Multi-Purpose Room. Cost: for the series is $95 (billed to
your Boca Pointe account). Materials are not included.
Social & Entertainment
Upcoming Seminars
Boca Unos
Monday, March 10 - Au Bar at Boca Lago
Country Club Join 12 clubs at this event. Hors
d’oeuvres, carving station, one drink (beer, wine or soda)
coffee, tea and dessert. Dance the night away with Jeffrey
Breyer. From 6 - 9 p.m. Cost: $26 all inclusive. Jackets
Required.
Moving Forward Seminar Join in this weekly seminar
with Dr. Leora Gardner, licensed psychotherapist, to learn
new coping skills and ways in which you can make yourself
happy. Be part of our lively and stimulating discussion
group, where you can find something interesting to apply
to your life! Challenge your mind and have fun making
new friends at Boca Pointe. Those of you who are also
moving on after a life transition will learn how to make
new friends, find new interests and develop interpersonal
skills that may change your life! Please join us for this
weekly seminar Thursdays at 10:15 a.m. in the Banquet
Room at the Main Clubhouse. Get ready for some
interesting learning and lots of fun! Sign-up is not required.
Monday, March 31 – Inter-Club Au Bar at
Gleneagles Country Club Hot and cold hors
d’oeuvres, cash bar, one complimentary drink and music
from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Cost: $25 all inclusive.
Reservations open on March 4.
Richard Corseri Sunday, March 2, 7:30 p.m. Imperial
Room Topic: Big Bands and Great Show Tunes
May - Broken Sound Jazz Brunch
June - Boca Pointe Au Bar
Monday, April 14 - Boca Resort Details TBA
Monday, April 28 - Boca Pointe Details TBA
Upcoming Boca Unos
Al Herman Friday, March 7, 7:30 p.m. Multi-Purpose
Room Topic: Yiddish film, “Jolly Paupers” subtitled in
English
Giuseppe Albanese Sunday, March 9, 7:30 p.m.
Imperial Room Topic: Anna Netrebko - A Portrait
of Musical Greatness
Stu Bailin Sunday, March 16, 7:30 p.m. Multi-Purpose
Room Topic: Beethoven’s Concertos
Lynne Thorner Sunday, March 23, 7:30 p.m.
Imperial Room Topic: Reel Talk, As Time Goes By
Judith Levy Monday, March 24, 7:30 p.m. Imperial
Room Topic: Jewish Stars
Leonard Rosendahl Friday, April 4, 7:30 p.m.
Imperial Room Topic: Understanding Modern Art
Ethne Chesterman Sunday, April 6, 7:30 p.m.
Imperial Room Topic: The Upcoming Election
Words Alive Sunday, April 13, 7:30 p.m.
Imperial Room Topic: This Thing Called Love
May and June Seminars TBA
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For reservations please call 864-8518 for Classes & Boca Unos, 864-8519 for Seminars & Movies
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