January Newsletter - Riviera Country Club

January 2005
The Riviera
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Upcoming Events
Brunch
with Santa
at Riviera
Dine & Dance
has just been kicked up a notch
by moving to Friday nights.
Put on your dancing shoes,
eat, drink and be merry.
Friday, January 14
7:00 P.M. to Midnight
Candlelight Terrace Room and Salon
Dinner served till 10:00 P.M.
Dancing till midnight
Reservations limited to the first 60 people
January
Ladies’ Day Luncheon, Stuart Nelson
reviews of The DaVinci Code
Thursday, January 6
Oak Club meets, Friday, January 7
Dine & Dance Friday, January 14
Saturday Night Fever Dinner Dance,
Friday, January 28
February
Valentine’s Day Dinner & Dancing,
Monday, February 14
Trivia Challenge, Thursday, February 17
Ladies’ Day Luncheon, Twin Piano Concerto,
Thursday, February 24
Around the World Party,
Friday, February 25
March
21st Annual Salute to Florida Artists,
Thursday, March 3
Dine & Dance Friday, March 11
Margaritaville Pool Party, Friday, March 18
Ladies’ Day Luncheon, City Theatre,
Thursday, March 24
Easter Dinner, Sunday, March 27
General Manager’s Message
By Bill Wagner, CCM
1155 Blue Road
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Important Club Phone Numbers
Main
661-5331
Fax
669-9029
Golf
661-GOLF
Tennis
661-5334
Fitness Center 665-8979
Club Extensions
Mark Daley, Executive Chef . . . . . . . .233
Anne Cooler, Controller . . . . . . . . . . .250
Valerie Price, Dining Room Mgr . . . . .270
Jim Heacock, Director of Tennis . . . . .266
Frances La Pointe, Asst. Controller . .247
Thorsten Loth, Clubhouse Manager . .244
Mary C. Marion, Executive Secretary/
Office Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .223
Carmen Bermudez, Member Billing . .248
Aggie Morgenthal,
Pro Shop Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .253
Chris Napieralski, Director of Golf . . .252
Bryan Singleton, Golf Course
Superintendent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .341
Elisa Swaebe, Membership/
Social Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .245
Carol Temple, Catering Director . . . .260
Tessa Valla, Athletic Director . . . . . . .243
Bill Wagner, General Manager . . . . . .224
Visit Our Website
www.rivieracc.com
for information on special events, exercise
classes, children’s programs, Golf, Tennis,
Bridge, Sponsorship Information, and more.
Riviera has been judged a five-star
Platinum Club since 1999.
Is is difficult to believe that we have already reached the
fifth year of the new millennium. I suppose it’s true that
‘time flies when you’re having fun’, and we have certainly
had that during a most joyous holiday season here at Riviera.
It was wonderful to see so many happy kids – of all ages –
enjoying the festivities at the Club. It bodes well for what we
expect to be a banner year in 2005, and that you will join us
for many of the activities we have planned.
There is a bit of sad news for Riviera, but good news for Aggie
Morgenthal. She is leaving us, after seven years as our Pro Shop Manager, to
open up her own business in Weston. We will miss her terribly, but wish her
every success in her new venture. We are currently searching for her successor,
who will have Aggie’s high standards to live up to.
We are also still looking for a few good new members. Remember that the
number one reason given for not joining a private club is not being invited!
Asking a friend to be a candidate for membership in your club is one of the
greatest compliments you can give to an individual. Elisa Swaebe, our
Membership Director, will be happy to help you coordinate the process and
make your friend feel right at home.
Here’s to another triumphant and memorable year at Riviera.
Bill Wagner
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Bill & Lynn Spohrer
Michael & Anne Macrae
In Memoriam
Margaret Elizabeth
(Betty) Allen
Madeline Foxx Mariani
(Mother of
Richard Mariani)
Jackson L. Peters
Daniel Schwartz
(Father of
Dan Schwartz)
Willa Simmonite
Fabulous
Fridays
in the Living Room
with our enchanting
pianist, Olga Diaz,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Complimentary
Hors d’Oeuvres
&
Join us every Friday
in the Grille Room
for Live Music
from 6:30-9:30 P.M.
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Don’t forget to log on to www.rivieracc.com
for information on special events, exercise classes,
children’s programs, Golf, Tennis,
Bridge, Sponsorship information, etc.
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Riviera Gazette
Club
Corner
WHATEVER!
Middle School Challenge…
Family Friday
January 21st – 6:00-8:00 P.M.
BINGO BONANZA!!!
11, 12, 13 & 14 year olds…
This is your Party!
More Games, Better Prizes,
BIGGER FUN!
Friday, February 4th
Come and join us for Family
Friday & play some B.I.N.G.O.
Come and hang at the Poolside Café,
just you and your friends.
Watch a movie, eat pizza and chill.
We'll bring in some arcade games…
It'll be like Gameworks…at the Riv
7:00-9:00 P.M.
Bring a friend…or two.
Hey, Baby!
Holiday Bazaar
James Andrew
born June 17, 2004
20 inches
7 lbs. 4 ozs.
grandson of
Honky Bowles
Sebastian Eduardo
born September 16, 2004
20½ inches
8 lbs. 6 ozs.
son of
Ruby & Eduardo Martinez
Diego Andres
born June 9, 2004
20 inches
7 lbs. 1 oz.
son of
Robert & Susana Espin
Don’t forget to let us know of any
new additions to the family, phone numbers,
home and business addresses
and new e-mail addresses.
Call Elisa Swaebe at 305-661-5331 or
email: [email protected]
January 2005
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Food and
Beverage & Social
Ladies’ Day
Luncheon
Tango Classes
Tuesdays,
January 4, 11, 18, & 25
7:00 to 9:00 P.M.
Dr. Stuart Nelson will review
The DaVinci Code
by Dan Brown
Thursday, January 6, 2005
Cocktails – 11:30 A.M.
$18.00 per person
Learn this romantic and expressive
dance and have some fun.
Register for our Tango Classes
taught by Andres Sevilla,
Tango aficionado.
Dr. Nelson will discuss the history,
controversy and myth associated
with this fascinating novel.
Call Elisa Swaebe our
Membership & Social Director
for details and to register –
305 661-5331
or e-mail [email protected]
Friday,
January 7, 2005
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Terrace
Surprise Hors d’Oeuvres, light conversation
with special old and new friends.
Don’t forget to participate in the raffle!
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Friday, January 28, 2005
Cocktails at 7:00 P.M. • Dinner at 8:00 P.M.
Disco Dance & Best Disco Garb contests
Riviera Gazette
Valentine’s Day Celebration
Are you in the mood for love?
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at Riviera.
Wine, dine, and woo her with
gourmet delights, while dancing to the
sultry romantic sounds of
Swing City.
Monday, February 14, 2005
Candelight Terrace Room
6:30 P.M.
Jackets Required
Thursday, February 17th
Salon • 7:00 P.M.
Put together a table of six. Dine, enjoy good company,
and be challenged. A great time is always had by all.
Around the World
Friday, February 25th
Get on board the musical and
culinary flight of your life! Sample
an exciting array of international
foods, music, and entertainment.
Ladies’ Day Luncheon
Thursday, February 24th
Twin Piano Concerto with renowned pianists
Olga Diaz & Eugenia Armangol
These two talented pianists will play an exciting selection
of music, including classical, folkloric, modern, and much more.
Don’t miss this delightful afternoon filled with music.
January 2005
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The featured countries
this year are:
Italy, Germany, India,
Asia, and Argentina
RSVP 305-661-5331
(Cocktails included)
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Golf
News
Handicap Corner
Women’s Golf Association
By Virginia Wheeler
Now that the holidays are over and we have all kinds
of time, the Twin Trophy Tournament is in progress and the
results will be published next month. The results of the
Triple Trophy Tournament were as follows: Flight #1 Ann
Rubinoff; Flight #2 Johanne Harries; Flight #3 Peggy
Vogelsang.
The winners of the Annual Mixed event, a best ball
foursome, were: First Place Riane and Jeff Leigh and
Libby and Joe Cerniglia; Second Place Johanne and
Stuart Harries and Jodi and Robert Hoffman; Third
Place was a tie between Karen and Joe Scott and Maria
Urbina and Ben Barnas and Joan and Allen Bradford
and Donna and Gordon Fales; Fifth Place Sally and Bob
Gordon and Melva and Bill Depkin.
The hardworking Chairs of this event were Emily
Romfh and Jeanne Harper.
The One-Day Member-Guest was a success with a full
field. The winners are listed in the box on the right.
The Christmas Luncheon organized by Melva Depkin
and her committee was such fun, with a Lady Santa passing
out the candy canes this year. Awards were presented for the
Triple Trophy.
REMEMBER: The Annual Two-Day Member-Guest
Classic, “Parrots in the Palms,” will be held Monday,
March 14, and Tuesday, March 15. You can have a practice
round on Friday the 11th or Sunday the 13th. Sunday
cocktails and dinner are included in the entrance fee. The
sign-up will be on January 18th in the Pro Shop. Mark your
calendar, last year we had a waitlist. This tournament is
open to all women golf members and guests with a USGA
handicap.
We would be happy to have you or your friends or your
company or your friend’s company sponsor or underwrite
any part of this tournament. Contact the Chairs, Pennie
Mase and Lynn Buoniconti, or check the Ladies’ Locker
Room for this opportunity. The tournament will benefit the
Sylvester Center for Breast Cancer.
I hope the holidays were the best and your New Year
brings you a lot of prizes and holes-in one!!
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Recently, some golfers have asked about the
rules for turning in scores for play away from
Riviera. “A basic premise underlies the USGA
Handicap System, namely that every player will try
to make the best score at each hole in every round,
regardless of where the round is played, and that
the player will post every acceptable round….”
USGA Handicap System Section 1-1
It is expected that all members who play at other
clubs, be it here in Miami or in places like North
Carolina, Colorado, or wherever, will turn in all
scores for all rounds played. A player shall contact
the Pro Shop with the date, score, slope and course
rating for the round played.
The handicap system is based on the honor of
each and every one of us. And, in case it’s forgotten,
the game is supposed to be fun.
The Handicap Committee
RWGA One-Day Member-Guest
Tuesday, December 7
1st place
56
Linda Cooper
Ann Fuginiti**
Karen Scott
Ana Berenguer
5th Place
59
Andrea Rice
Carolyn Newburn
Yolanda Garcia
Carol Bible
2nd Place
57
Sally Gordon
Gretta Howard
Ann Eldredge
Ebbe Peterson
*Won Playoff
3rd Place
58
Joan Bradford
Cecilia D’Costa
Maria Ullrich
Jean McGrath
Closest to Hole:
#2 Pat Saunders
6’ / Guest
#14 Ann Rubinoff
11’1” / Member
4th Place
59*
Maria Carbonell
Ginni Smyrles
Maria Urbina
Sandra Reed
Closest to Line:
#16 Kathy Huff /
Guest
#4 Karen Scott /
Member
**Congratulations to
Anne Fuginiti for a
course record 68
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Golf
Events
Junior/Senior Challenge Cup
Sign up in the Golf Pro Shop
for these exciting events!
January 4
RWGA Tuesday Shotgun
Best Ball Foursome
8:45 A.M. Shotgun
January 4
Annual Fourball Begins
Choose your partner
32 team limit
January 9
Ball & Chain
Husband & Wife teams
Best Ball Twosome
1:00 P.M. Shotgun
Tale of the Turf
By Bryan E. Singleton, Golf Course Superintendent
January 11-25
RWGA Twin Trophy Tournament
A handicap match play tournament
Better Ball of Partners
January 18 & 20
RWGA Twin Trophy Match
Low net in field • Tee times
100% Handicap
January 21
Senior Club Championship Begins
Two rounds of competition
in age groups and qualifying
for match play
January 25
RWGA Twin Trophy Final
Low net in field • Tee times
100% Handicap
January 27
RWGA Interclub
At Riviera with Deering Bay
8:45 A.M. Shotgun
January 2005
The 2004 Junior/Senior Challenge Cup came down to the last group on
the last hole, with both of the Juniors having to win the hole to win the cup.
The story could not have been written any better, knowing that the Seniors
have won two of the last three years. One Senior even told a Junior before
play on Day One that the only way for him to win was by turning 50.
During the Day One morning matches, the Juniors quickly put the
Seniors behind the eight ball, taking a 5.5 to 1.5 lead after fourball play.
The Seniors turned around, in the afternoon, and showed why they are the
cagey veterans, by coming back to within one point overall, and winning 5
to 2 in foursome play.
Day Two provided continued suspense, with the highly contested
singles matches. As each match was posted, neither side took any
significant lead. Finally, with one foursome on the course, two matches
being played, the Juniors needed a point and a half to take the cup back.
Ray Zomerfeld was one down and Eddie Martinez was even standing on the
18th tee. The cup was now in their hands. They both had to win the
treacherous 18th hole. With the Juniors’ Captain, Mike Battle, and the rest
of the team cheering them on, both men went on to win the hole and the
cup for the Juniors. Congratulations Juniors!
Welcome to 2005. The course is a year and a half old and is maturing
as well as I had expected. The fairways have developed a nice thatch layer
to help hold up to cart traffic and to give a little cushion under the ball. The
greens are maintaining excellent speed and smoothness. Overall, the course
condition is very good. My staff and I are into our season maintenance
schedule. We are grooming and detailing the course for everyday play and
special events. In addition to normal maintenance, we will be trimming
trees and cleaning up some perimeter out-of-bounds areas.
Again, thank you for all the cooperation with regard to the cart traffic
rule for the day, which has enhanced the quality of the fairways. Remember
to fill your divots, fix your ball marks, and stay on your cart paths,
whenever possible.
Finally, on behalf of my staff, I would like to thank all the members for
the generous Christmas bonuses. Have a Happy 2005.
Aggie’s (Last) Corner
After seven wonderful and unforgettable years as your Pro Shop
Manager and Merchandise Buyer, I thank every member and the great staff
of Riviera Country Club. I will be departing in January and moving on to
fulfill my long-time professional vision and goal of owning my own
business. In March 2005, I will open The Weston Collection – Gifts of
Distinction (located in the new Weston Commons Shopping Center), which
will feature a wide array of china, stemware, tabletop serving pieces,
children’s gifts, custom invitations, bridal and special occasion invitations,
and also gift items, including candles, small gift items, and accessories.
I enjoyed having the opportunity to transform the Riviera Golf Pro
Shop after it was remodeled a few years ago. I am pleased to say that the
Shop is held in high regard, even outside the region.
I would welcome the opportunity to see you at The Weston Collection,
where I will provide personal shopping to meet your needs. If you can’t get
to Griffin Road and Weston Road just West of I-75, please go to
www.thewestoncollection.com. Happy New Year, Aggie Morgenthal
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Tennis
News
Love Doubles
Junior Tennis Stars
February 12
(note date change)
2:00 P.M.
Riviera’s junior tennis players are competing in
the Dade South Junior Tennis League (Dowling
League). Their hard work on the courts has
produced these current rankings:
Boys:
Jack Flagg
Teddy Murphy
#1 in the B-7 Division
#8 in the B-8 Division
Girls:
Nicole Court-Reuss
Paola Gadala-Maria
Camila Gadala-Maria
Alexandra Morales
Christina Whitehurst
#6 in the G-9 Division
#15 in the G-11 Division
#23 in the G-12 Division
#12 in the G-12 Division
#17 in the G-13 Division
Men’s Member-Guest Tournament
Look for dates in April for this big, two-day event.
Line up your guest and get ready for great tennis,
along with a memorable special event.
Invite your favorite mixed doubles
partner and enjoy an afternoon
of fun on the courts.
Participants will be placed in
small groups for the competition.
Wine, cheese,
and other
goodies will
follow play at the
Tennis House.
Holiday Round Robin
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Fitness
News
Revitalize…your life
By Tessa Valla, Athletic Director
It’s a new year and a new approach to life. Trends
come and go, but the basics remain.
You need to move in order to keep your metabolism
going and your energy level high.
Diet alone will not keep you healthy, exercise is the
key, and the sooner you implement it in your daily routine,
the faster you will see results, not only in your stamina, but
also in the quality of your life.
It is a basic fact that oxygen-rich blood will give you
more energy and will keep you going longer, stronger, and
faster. In daily life, when we become oxygen deprived, we
feel sluggish. Our daily tasks feel heavier and more
draining. Simply driving the car will feel like torment, due
to lack of oxygen in your body. We get headaches and neck
tension, not to mention stress. A simple remedy to these
ailments is to increase the oxygen in your blood. You can
achieve this by strengthening your cardiovascular system
and increasing your stroke volume.
With a simple plan that incorporates daily exercise, we
can conquer the ailments…well, maybe not all of
them…we still need to drive.☺
So follow my simple mantra, “REVITALIZE” and
start feeling better!
Remember to make your schedule so you
have time to…
Exercise.
Validate and honor the…
Importance of daily movement.
Take charge of your well-being and
Always, stick to the routine.
Love what you do and do what you love.
Ignore the voice in your head that tells
you to quit.
ZZZZZZZZZ…get enough sleep and feel
the increase of
Energy
Riviera Fitness Schedule
TIME
Monday
Tuesday
6:15 A.M.
Indoor Cycling
BodyPump
8:00 A.M.
Body Firm
Wednesday Thursday
Indoor Cycling
Body Firm
9:00 A.M.
Step & Tone
4:15 P.M.
Sit & Get Fit
5:00 P.M.
Mat Pilates
6:15 P.M.
Mat Pilates
90-minute
Intensive
Aerobics
Saturday
Indoor Cycling
Body Firm
H2O Works
8:30 A.M.
January 2005
BodyPump
Friday
90-minute
Intensive
Yoga
Pilates
Sit & Get Fit
Yoga
Mat Pilates
Yoga
Yoga (6 P.M.)
Mat Pilates
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Bridge
Highlights
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Master Point Winners for
November & December
Duplicate Bridge Club
Jeanie Bellamy
Joan Bradford
Marilyn Buchholz
Yvonne Culbertson
Dale Dowlen
Esther Ehlert
Norma Fraser
Elena Fuentes
Bea Garner
Susan George
Edna Hernandez
Jean Jenkins
Gwen Lazenby
Beth Lotspeich
Ana Messiry
Natalia Mora
Jeanne Ann Rigl
Bob Smith
Vann Thomson
Peggy Vogelsang
Mondays & Thursdays - 1:00 PM
Monday Director – Lynda Shourds
Thursday Director – Richard De Quattro
Manager/Bridge Committee Chair –
Cheryl Livesay
Coffee, Tea, and Cookies will be served
$6.00 per person
ACBL – Unit 128
Masterpoint Race
Contenders for 2004
Mini-McKenney
Race
Junior Master of the
Year
#8 Cheryl Livesay
Silver Life Master of
the Year
#9 Jody Ledford
Ace of Clubs Race
Junior Master of the
Year
#5 Joan Bradford
#6 Cheryl Livesay
#9 Bea Garner
Silver Life Master of
the Year
#10 Natalia Mora
Ruth Biel
Edwin Brownell
Pat Cox
Joyce Davidson
Joellyn Drechsel
Maida Farrar
Allison Freeland
Liz Gallagher
Daisy Lou Gaskill
Sally Hartenstein
John Hicks
Gail Kimen
Cheryl Livesay
Mary Stuart Mank
Marianne Montoro
Loli Rainey
Shirley Rogers
Ruthie Tart
Herb Vogelsang
Hallie Yanno
The 2004 Annual Flo Burnett
Memorial Bridge Tournament
raised $560.00, which was donated to the
American Red Cross in memory of Flo. Many
thanks to all who supported this event.
Riviera Bridge Classes - January 2005
Advanced Intermediate Class
Instructor: Pete Kickline
Begins January 19th • Twelve Week Course
Wednesdays – 1:00 to 3:30 P.M. • Cost – $150.00
Intermediate Class
Instructor: Marcia Greenstein
Begins January 18th • Ten Week Course
Tuesdays – 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. • Cost – $125.00
***Class Contingent upon 30 Student Minimum***
Course Description: How to Bid in Competition, Negative
Doubles, 1NT Forcing over Major, Cuebids and More.
Audrey Grant Series #4 – Commonly Used Conventions
Instructor: Lynda Shourds
Begins January 17th • Ten Week Course
Mondays – 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
Cost – $125.00 plus Textbook
Course Description: Focus is on beginning conventions most
likely to be encountered in a Duplicate game for newcomers –
Stayman, Jacoby Transfers, Jacoby 2NT, Drury and Weak 2
Bids. Students are introduced to Duplicate strategy. Review of
Bidding and Play of the Hand.
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Audrey Grant Series #2 – Play of the Hand
Instructor: Cheryl Livesay
Begins January 19th • Ten Week Course
Wednesdays – 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
Cost – $125.00 plus Textbook
Course Description: Concentration on the Play of the Hand –
Making a Plan, Promoting Winners, Finessing, Trumping Losers,
etc., Initial bidding concepts are reviewed and new concepts are
included (Stayman, Strong Two-bids, Preempts, Slam Bidding).
Audrey Grant Series #1 – Beginner Bridge Class
Introduction to Bridge
Instructor: Lynda Shourds
Begins January 20th • Ten Week Course
Thursdays – 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
Cost – $125.00 plus Textbook
Course Description: This course introduces the student to the
basic concepts of the game. There is an emphasis on Bidding
(Opening Bids, Responses, Rebids, Overcalls and Takeout
Doubles), but sufficient Elements of Play and Defense are
introduced to allow students to start playing hands right away.
Please sign up for Bridge Classes with the Club Receptionist
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Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
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Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
Monday
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
Senior Club Championship
Qualifier
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Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
Senior Club Championship
Qualifier
23
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
16
Ball & Chain, 1:00 p.m.
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
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Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
• Golf, call 661-GOLF
• Tennis, call 661-5334
• Dinner Reservations,
call 661-5331
Sunday
4
6
13
20
7
14
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Senior Club Championship
Qualifier
Saturday Night Fever
Dinner Dance
Senior Club Championship
Qualifier
Family Friday
21
Music in the Grille Room
6:30-9:30 P.M.
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
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Senior Club
Championship Qualifier
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
22
Senior Club
Championship Qualifier
Junior Clinic, 2:00 P.M.
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
15
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
Junior Clinic, 2:00 P.M.
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Saturday
7:00-11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
5:30-9:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Fabulous Friday, Hunt Lounge
upstairs, 6:00-8:00 P.M.
Dine & Dance Friday
Fabulous Friday, Hunt Lounge
upstairs, 6:00-8:00 P.M.
Music in the Grille Room
6:30-9:30 P.M.
Annual Fourball begins
Oak Club
Friday
Grille Room Hours of Operation:
Breakfast:
Daily
Lunch:
Daily
Dinner:
Wednesday - Saturday
Sunday Dinner:
Sundowners on the Terrace
Poolside Cafe:
Saturday & Sunday
Swimming Pool:
Daily
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
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Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
R.W.G.A.Twin Trophy
Match 3
Low Net in Field
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
R.W.G.A.Twin Trophy
Match 1
Low Net in Field
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
Ladies’ Day Luncheon
11:30 A.M. Cocktails
Book Review:
The Da Vinci Code
Tango Dance Class
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12
5
Thursday
R.W.G.A. Interclub
with Deering
25
18
11
Wednesday
R.W.G.A.Twin Trophy
Final Match
Low Net in Field
Tango Dance Class
R.W.G.A.Twin Trophy
Match 2
Low Net in Field
Tango Dance Class
R.W.G.A.Twin Trophy
Qualifier
Tango Dance Class
R.W.G.A.Shotgun –
Computer Pairing, 8:30 a.m.
Tuesday
January 2005
The 2004 President’s Ball
Immediate Past President Maria
Carbonell & Doctor Manuel Carbonell
who hosted the occasion
President & Mrs. John C. Lukacs
Past President Donald &
Mrs. Esther MacInnes
PRESIDENT’S BALL PHOTOS AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING AT THE RECEPTION DESK.
The Riviera Country Club
1155 Blue Road
Coral Gables, Florida 33146