continued - GL Homes

Transcription

Focal Pointe
VALENCIA
POINTE
6 3 9 5 C a s t l e G a t e B o u l e v a r d • B o y n t o n B e a c h , F l o r i d a 3 3 4 3 7 • w w w. v a l e n c i a p o i n t e h a . c o m • C o m m u n i t y C h a n n e l # 6 3
M AY / J U N E I S S U E
A COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER BY GL HOMES
Mother’s Day Breakfast
Saturday, May 9 at 11 a.m. ; Social Hall ; $18 per person
Come celebrate Mother’s Day with a scrumptious brunch
on Saturday, May 9 at 11 a.m. in the Social Hall. Breakfast
will include an omelet and nova station, French toast, home
fries, bacon, bagels, marble chiffon cake, fresh fruit, juice and
coffee. The cost is $18 per person. Please make your check
payable to the Valencia Pointe Master Assn. A minimum of
30 people are needed for this event. Please RSVP to the Box
Office by May 7. We apologize
in advance, walk-ins will
not be accepted.
Wine & Cheese Social
Saturday, June 6 at 5 p.m. — Social Hall
$5 per person
Come mix and mingle
with your neighbors at our
Wine & Cheese Social on
Saturday, June 6 at 5 p.m.
in the Social Hall. Wine,
cheese and crackers,
fruit and non-alcoholic
beverages will be served.
You are welcome to bring
guests. The cost is $5 per
person. Please make
your checks payable to
Valencia Pointe Master
Assn. Please RSVP to the
Box Office NO LATER
than June 4. We apologize
in advance, walk-ins will
not be accepted.
Memorial Day
BBQ
Saturday, May 23 # Pool Deck
$27.50 per person
Come enjoy a Memorial Day BBQ with your family,
friends and neighbors on Saturday, May 23 at 12:30
p.m. on the pool deck. A DJ will be playing your
favorite music and some patriotic tunes. The menu
will include hickory smoked St. Louis ribs, tender
chicken, juicy grilled burgers, kosher hot dogs, garden
salad, corn on the cob, pasta salad, potato salad, soda,
iced tea, water, sheet cake and melon. (Menu subject
to change.) BYOB. The cost is $27.50 a person. Please
make your checks payable to the Valencia Pointe
Master Assn. RSVP no later than May 15. A minimum
of 100 people are needed for this event. We apologize
in advance, walk-ins will not be accepted.
Downtown Delray Beach
July 4th Celebration
Saturday, July 4 at 5 p.m. # Downtown Delray
$12.50 per person
Celebrate your All-American spirit with a day in
Downtown Delray! There will be a wide array of
entertaining activities including live entertainment,
dancing on the beach, music, food and one of the
most spectacular Grucci fireworks displays in South
Florida!
The bus will leave the clubhouse at 5 p.m. and will
return at 10 p.m. You are welcome to bring lawn
chairs and blankets to stow under the bus. The cost
is $12.50 per person and guests are welcome. A
minimum of 40 people are needed to make this trip
happen. RSVP to the Box Office NO LATER than June
30. Please make check payable to Valencia Pointe
Master Assn.
A MESSAGE FROM
YOUR
Lifestyle
STAFF
We would like to wish the snowbirds a healthy and safe summer. Looking forward
to seeing you back in the Fall. For those staying here at Valencia Pointe, the fun
doesn’t stop. We have many exciting activities planned for the summer. Don’t miss
our Mother’s Day Breakfast on May 9 and our Memorial Day BBQ on May 23. Join us
for a Wine & Cheese Social on June 5. Mark you calendars for a July 4th celebration
in Downtown Delray. We hope to see you at all of these exciting events.
Jennifer Fowler Social Director ~ GL Homes
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
Movie Matinee
Wednesday, May 13 at 2:30 p.m.
Social Hall – $1 per person
In the movie Burn After Reading,
a CIA agent who is currently in
the process of writing a book
loses the disc containing his
only manuscript in this comedic
tale of espionage that reunites
filmmaking duo Joel and Ethan
Coen with star George Clooney. A
minimum of 10 people must be
signed up and paid by Tuesday,
May 12 in order for this event to
happen.
Valencia Beach Party
S d May
Sunday,
M 31 and
d JJune 28 att 5
5:30
30 p.m.
Gulfstream Park – FREE
Come and enjoy the evening with fellow residents at
the beach from 5:30 p.m. until sundown. Residents
are encouraged to meet at Gulfstream Park, 4489 N.
Ocean Blvd. Bring your own chairs, food and drinks,
and your beach toys! To get to Gulfstream Park, take
Boynton Beach Blvd. east to US1 make right turn then
make
mak
ke nextt lleft
eft
ft tturn tto
oA
A1A
1A ((A
(A.K.A
A.K
K.A
AO
Ocean
cean
Blvd.) and turn right. The park will be
on your left. For more information on
this social and fun time, contact Jacki
Spiegel
Spiiegell at 7
735
735-8660.
35-866
8660
0.
2 VALENCIA POINTE
Friday, May 29 at 7 p.m.
Come see the Oscar Award winning movie Slumdog
Millionaire. Accused of cheating and desperate
to prove his innocence, an 18-year-old orphan
from the slums of Mumbai reflects back on his
tumultuous life while competing to win 20 million
rupees on India’s Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
Jamal Malik (Dev Patel)
may not have a penny to
his name, but that could
all change in a matter of
hours. He’s one question
away from taking the
top prize on India’s
most popular television
game show, but as with
everything else in Jamal’s
life, it isn’t going to be
easy. Jamal’s experiences
ultimately instilled in
him the knowledge he
needed to answer the
tough questions posed to him on Who Wants to Be
a Millionaire. And though Jamal makes a convincing
case for himself, one question still remains: why
would a young man with no apparent desire for
wealth or fame be so determined to win big on a
national game show? Of course, it won’t be long
until everyone finds out the answer to this burning
question, because as Jamal sits down to find out
whether he will be rich beyond his wildest dreams,
60 million viewers remain transfixed to their
televisions eager to see if he’ll correctly answer the
final question. A minimum of 10 people must be
signed up and paid by Thursday, May 28 in order
for this event to happen.
EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
Movie Matinee
Wednesday, June 10 at 2:30 p.m.
Come see the hilarious
movie Yes Man. Based
on Danny Wallace’s
autobiographical book,
Jim Carrey stars as a man
who decides to spice up
his life by saying yes to
everything in his life that
he would normally say
no to. Zooey Deschanel
co-stars as the romantic
interest, with Bradley
Cooper appearing as
Carrey’s best friend. A
minimum of 10 people
must be signed up and paid by Tuesday, June 9 in
order for this event to happen.
TENNIS ACTIVITIES
Tennis Court Hours
Starting May 1, summer tennis play time starts at 7:30
a.m. continuing every hour and a half.
Tennis Clinics
Every Tuesday and Thursday starting
at 9:30 a.m. — $5 per person
Tennis Lessons
Lessons are a great way to get back
into tennis or to improve your
game! Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 10
a.m., all half hour lessons are $5.
Book your lesson in advance, call
Paul at 561-573-5666.
• 1-hour of private lesson – $45
• 30-minutes of private lesson – $25
• 1-hour semi private lesson – $25 per person
• 1- hour 3 person and tennis pro – $20 per person
* Tennis team members will receive a discount upon
request.
Tennis 1-2-3
Coming soon! The “Real Tennis” Beginners Course.
$135 for 9, 1½ hour sessions. Please contact Paul
Cranis for more information at 561-573-5666.
Lang Management would like to remind all residents to
turn off the tennis court lights after you have finished
playing. Thank you for your cooperation.
Friday, June 26 at 7 p.m.
Inspired by actual events that
occurred in 1920s-era Los Angeles,
Clint Eastwood’s The Changeling
tells the story of a woman driven
to confront a corrupted LAPD
after her abducted son is retrieved
and she begins to suspect that the
boy returned to her is not the
same boy she gave birth to. The
year was 1928, and the setting
a working-class suburb of Los
Angeles. As Christine (Angelina
Jolie) said goodbye to her son,
Walter, and departed for work, she never anticipated that
this was the day her life would be forever changed. Upon
returning home, Christine was distressed to discover that
Walter was nowhere to be found. Over the course of the
following months, the desperate mother would launch a
search that would ultimately prove fruitless. Yet just when it
seemed that all hope was lost, a nine-year-old boy claiming
to be Christine’s son seemed to appear out of thin air. A
minimum of 10 people must be signed up and paid by
Thursday, June 25 in order for this event to happen.
Newsletter Block Captains Needed
Newsletter Block Captains
are still needed in the following areas:
Pod Positions to Fill
C
E
F
H
1 Main Captain is Needed
1 Main & 4 Back Ups are Needed
1 Main & 2 Back Up Captians are Needed
1 Main & 2 Back Ups are Needed
If you wish to volunteer for a position,
please contact Jennifer.
VALENCIA POINTE 3
CLUB
B E AT
The following clubs have been suggested, but need chairs:
Basketball Club; Bicycle Club; Brooklyn Club; Chorus;
Comedy Club: Regional Clubs; Scrapbook Club; Scuba
Club; Snow Skiing Club; and the Yiddish Club. If you are
interested in chairing one of these clubs or you would like
to form a different club, contact the Lifestyle Staff at the
Box Office.
516/631 Club
Long Island, New York has over 3 million residents and quite
a few live at Valencia Pointe. If your area code was or still is
516 or 631, please join fellow “longuylanders” to complain
about Florida bagels! Watch for details via email for our
May/June meeting. For more information please call Harvey
Levinson 561-738-4828 or email at [email protected].
3D Art Club
Residents who are interested in continuing their 3D Art
projects, will be meeting in the Arts & Crafts Room every
Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. All are welcome. Please
contact Rita Sandomer at 733-0047 or email at allaboutrita@
optonline.net.
Baby Boomer’s Club
This club has experienced a lot of momentum in just a few
months of existence. Our initial cocktail/dinner mixer in
April was very well attended. We will have a meeting on
June 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts Room. Upcoming
events are in the planning stages. Sunday evening Boomer
Bowling was a huge success and due to popular demand
will be repeated. Contact Ira Saltzman at ISJSSALT@aol.
com for details. Ongoing events: Every Tuesday Boomer
Poker at 7 p.m. for more information please contact Marc
Erenstein at [email protected]. Every Wednesday
Boomer Canasta in the Internet Café at 7 p.m. contact Jacky
Bernstein [email protected]. If you are interested
in becoming a new member contact Ellen Erenstein at
[email protected].
Baltimore Club
This club is for anyone who has
a Baltimore connection and would
like to have get-togethers with others
from the “Charm City”. Contact
Rita Rosenfeld at 737-6955 or email
[email protected] or Judi Hannes
at 732-1197. More details to follow.
Bible Study
Meets on Tuesday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
in the Classroom. We will continue to study the Hebrew
Scriptures and will also add selections from other holy
literature including the Christian Scriptures, the Koran, etc.
Holy writings have influenced all of us and continue to affect
us to this very day. Everyone is invited to join us to study and
discuss this great motivation of human actions. For more
information please call Rabbi Sid Shanken at 734-8580.
Bingo
Be a winner at VP’s Bingo Bonanza! Be lucky and have fun!
4 VALENCIA POINTE
Let’s meet, greet and win prizes! Suggestions are welcome.
Let’s make it happen. If you are interested, contact Arlene
Noble at 561-676-7515 or [email protected].
Bird & Nature Club
The summer months are upon us it’s time for the members
to go off exploring on their own. It’s a bit too warm for some
outings, and many of us seek cooler weather in other areas
of our country (or in other parts of the world).
Our “feathered” bird friends
are almost finished nesting and
our “Snowbirds” have already
started to leave. The final
meeting of the 2008-2009 season
will be Mon., May 4 at 7:30 p.m.
in the Arts and Crafts Room.
We expect a representative
from the Audubon Society of
The Everglades to join us. A few
topics that we’ve covered this
past season: “The Flora and
Fauna of South Florida”, “The
Pests Around Our Homes and Gardens and How to Prevent
Problems”, “The Birds Among Us”, “Prehistoric Snowbird –
Archeology Presentation”, “Animals Rescue – Folke Peterson
Wildlife Center” and “Busch Wildlife – A visit from Amy and
some of her wildlife Ambassadors”. Our field trips included:
Corkscrew Sanctuary in Naples, a day at Flamingo Gardens,
a visit to Folke Peterson Center, Green Cay’s Night Stalkers
walk, and Green Cay’s Twilight walk. Over the summer we
will continue to research and share information with our
members regarding new places we can visit as a group or on
our own. Thank you to all who have made this club a joy to
be part of. Have a wonderful summer and we look forward
to an exciting 2009-2010 season. For more information,
please contact Iris Weisberg at [email protected].
Bowling Club
We always look forward to new members. If you haven’t
bowled in years, don’t worry about it. The “Valencia Bowlers”
is a mixed league. Men and women, all ages and all levels are
welcome. For our summer non-league (just for fun) bowling
schedule, please contact Sally Katz at [email protected].
Boating Club
The Boating Club is happy to
announce our new co-chair Ed Alster.
For those who do not have a boat
here, Ken will be taking people out
on afternoon day trips by request. To
join or for more information, contact
Chair Ken Sommers at 737-6994 or
[email protected].
Brandeis University Women’s Committee
Lakes Chapter
On Tuesday, May 5 at 10:45 a.m. we will have an Installation
luncheon at Benvenuto Restaurant. Summer study groups
and book groups will be running this year. Call Stephanie
Walitt for more information at 375-6225.
CLUB
B E AT
continued
Wellworth Chapter
We will have general meeting on June 1 at Temple Beth
Tikvah on Jog Road in Greenacres. The 2009/2010 Wellworth
Executive Board will be installed at that time. Our speaker
is Dr. Bernd Wollschlaeger. General meetings are open
to everyone. Join us at 9:30 a.m. for a mini-breakfast to
celebrate our installation and hear an enthralling speaker.
For more information, call Ronnie at 965-9071.
Bridge Club
Both men and women are playing Bridge every Thursday
from 1-4 p.m. in Card Room 1. We’d love to have you join
us. Contact Phyllis Weiner for details at 736-5718. We look
forward to seeing you there.
Da Chicagah (Chicago) Club
Are you from da nort side, west
side or that other part of town?
Are you a fan of da Bears, da
Cubs, da Bulls, or that other
team? Do you long for Chicagah
pizza, Italian beef sandwich,
or Vienna hot dogs? Do you
miss Harry Carry and Walter
Payton and da mare? Do you
think about El, the Art Institute,
Lincoln Park, and Navy Pier?
Ah, Lake Shore Drive. Our
next meeting is TBA. For more
information, contact Howard Silver at 561-244-5387 or
[email protected].
contact Art at 740-4008 or Charlie at [email protected]
for more information.
The Cooking Connection
We are eager to add to our growing list of members interested
in organizing a progressive dinner within our community.
Please attend our first planning meeting on May 6 at 3 p.m.
at Suzi Pessin’s home, 7086 Great Falls Circle. Together
we will determine a date for the progressive dinner to
take place. To RSVP or
for more information call
Suzi Pessin at 752-8286 or
email at suzal@earthlink.
net or Barbara Rothman
at 739-9799 or email at
b ro t h m a n 7 @ h o t m a i l .
com. All ideas welcome!
As always, we want to
make it a special event!
Couples Canasta Club
Couples Canasta will meet on Sunday, May 17 and Sunday
June 14 at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1. Everyone who attends is a
winner! Cards and trays are provided. Come play on our new
table covers. Please RSVP to Alvin Freedman at 742-9393 or
[email protected] for information on the group and to
reserve a seat for the next meeting.
Couples Hand & Foot Club
Look for more details in future newsletters.
“Crafty
y People”
p Needlepointers
The Cinema Group will meet on Tues., May 19 and Tues.,
June 16 at 7 p.m. in the Social Hall. We encourage new
members to join us. As envisioned, our monthly meetings
will alternate between viewing a classic movie and discussion
at one meeting, with the discussion of a current movie that
we view on our own in local theaters, together with the
possibility of viewing some additional cinema at that time
as well. If you are interested in joining us, please call Chair
Martin Hochberg at 733-9222 or [email protected].
This club meets the first Friday
of every month from 10 a.m. to
noon in the Classroom. The goal of
this club is to create artwork using
canvas. We will teach you to design
and create a unique needlepoint
project. Some of our artwork is
exhibited in the display case at the
Clubhouse. Walk-ins are always
welcome. For more information, please contact co-chairs
Sheila Bluestein at 735-8803 or Ellen Wild at 740-4879.
Computer Club
Cultural Arts Club
Art Feingold, Charlie Tomko
and Max Rechtman will take
the lead presenting topics of
interest that relate both to PC
and MAC computers. We would
like to work with Valencia
Pointers to provide education
and some fun in the discussion
of computer subjects of interest to you. Come upgrade
your computer skills and catch up to your children and
grandchildren’s PC skill levels. Raise your comfort level
and get started using email, composing and printing Word
documents, locating and connecting to lots of information
via web sites and jumping into online auctions. We will have
our last meeting of the season on Tues., May 26 at 7 p.m. in
the Classroom. We will resume meetings in the Fall. Please
The Cultural Arts Club will take a summer hiatus and will
resume in the Fall. For information contact Ann Sommers at
[email protected] or 737-6994.
The Cinema Group
Current Events Club
The Current Events club fills a void in the mainstream media
with in-depth news normally not available. The group
has access to intelligence and analysis at our bi-weekly
meetings, and each member receives a newsletter covering
many current advances in news, finance, health, feminism,
and additional topics, along with translations, mainly from
Arabic. Additionally, speakers will be available for interview
and comments, along with a Q&A session. If possible, we may
have debates with people of diverse opinions in areas with
which we are all familiar. We meet every other Wednesday
VALENCIA POINTE 5
CLUB
B E AT
continued
at 7:30 p.m. in the Social Hall. Contact Murray Kahl at 7335686 or [email protected] for more information.
Dealer’s Choice Poker
Come and play poker, $.10 and $.20
games. This club will meet every
Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Poker
Room. Contact Chair David Collins
at 738-2151 if you are interested in
playing.
Emergency Committee
If you are interested in providing assistance to the community
in the case of an emergency such as search and rescue,
first responder and hurricane aftermath, please contact
Bob Klein, chair of the emergency committee. Bob can be
reached at 734-6599 or [email protected]. Twenty
people are needed for a CERT class and we need a few
more residents to make this happen. Contact Bob if you are
interested in this class.
Fishing Club
Does swapping tips,
tactics and tales of past
fishing adventures
interest you? What about
getting together with
other “Pointers” to create
new ones? If all this is
baiting your hook, then
contact Frank Ingargiola,
Chairman of the Fishing Club at 369-5492 or Bill Rosenberg,
swabby, at 738-9377 (or email at [email protected]). Club
membership is open to both male and female anglers or
those who would like to be. We meet on the third Thursday
of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Classroom. Get some
handy tips on terminal tackle from our own Capt. Frank.
...Are you gonna fish or cut bait?
Folk Music, Country & Blue Grass Club
If you play a musical instrument or enjoy singing or just
listening, then let’s get together for a fun-filled time. We
will make and discuss music while making new friends.
Contact Arthur Liblit at 731-2295, [email protected] for more
information on this fun club.
Gay & Lesbian Club
If you are interested in a gay &
lesbian social club to meet new
friends and discover new places,
please contact Ilene Sokol at 561375-8519 or [email protected].
Gin Rummy Club
Anyone interested in playing Gin Rummy? We meet every
Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1, except the third
Wednesday of the month we will play in the Social
Hall. Please contact Sy Levy at 752-9383 or email him at
[email protected].
6 VALENCIA POINTE
Girl Talk
The meeting in May will be on
Monday, May 11 at 7 p.m. in the
Social Hall. The topic for this
meeting is, “In Search of Sleep.”
A speaker from Bethesda Hospital
will address the many problems in
getting a “good night’s sleep”. The
meeting in June will be on Monday,
June 8 at 7 p.m. in the Social Hall.
The program for this meeting is,
“What Not To Wear.” This will be
an informative and fun evening of
discussion and demonstration of the best attire for your
body build. Refreshments will be served. We encourage
everyone to join us. If you have not attended a Girl Talk
meeting previously, we welcome you. Girl Talk is in the
process of undergoing exciting changes which will increase
the scope of the group. Please tune in to Channel 63 or
go to the community website at www.valenciapointeha.
com as additional information becomes available. Girl Talk
members will receive an e-mail 2 weeks prior to each of the
above meetings with additional information. If you have any
questions regarding this group, please call Lena Reiss at 3759244 or e-mail Rhona Leff at [email protected].
Hadassah
If Hadassah could be defined by a single verb, it would be
“to build.” To build Israel and build up the Jewish people.
During these difficult economic times, we are challenged
to continue our mission. We are striving to accomplish our
goals in Israel and the United States. Women of Hadassah are
building a better tomorrow. Through our projects, Hadassah
heals the body, mind and soul. We wish you all a healthy
and enjoyable summer. We have lots of activities planned
for those staying at Valencia Pointe. Wed., May 6: New
members coffee. Tues., May 19: Norton Museum Docent
Tour and Lunch. Tues., June 23: Card Party. These events
support the extraordinary programs of Hadassah in the
United States and Israel. Contact Shelley Simon at 369-3842
for membership information. If you wish to have Hadassah
Certificates and Trees sent out to honor or memorialize
someone, please contact Jacki Spiegel at 735-8660 or Linda
Grayson at 736-7015. For cards, please contact Lynne Dorsey
at 742-4524 or Ricki Bell at 369-3772. For more information,
contact Co-Presidents Joan Sarasky at 738-8186 or Lesley
Schneider at 736-2432.
Health Professionals
onals Club
Are you interested in discussing
new
and
emerging
ing
trends in medicine? If
so, join us to hear from
om
community
experts
rts
& outside speakers on
new treatments plans,
ans,
technologies & methods.
hods.
We can also discuss new &
old books and articles you have found useful & interesting.
Come share your knowledge with other medical & dental
CLUB
B E AT
continued
professionals. We will meet Wednesday, May 27 and
Wednesday, June 24 at 4:30 p.m. in the Classroom. For
more information please contact Chair Ira Raff at tobim9@
bellsouth.net or 561-736-2887.
Hollywood Rummy Club
prizes, raffles, vendors, refreshments and lunch. The cost is
$25. Complete a registration form with a check payable to
Girl Talk and return to the Box Office.
Men’s Book Club
Come join us every Monday
at 1 p.m. in Card Room 1 and
play Hollywood Rummy. Low
stakes makes it lots of fun! For
more information, call Richard
Diamond at 734-7671.
Our next meeting will be on Wednesday, May 6 at 4 p.m. in
the Classroom. The book facilitator will be Art Feingold. He
will be discussing the book “Innocent Abroad” by Martin
Indyk. Ambassador Indyk is the former U.S. Ambassador
to Israel. He writes an intimate account of American Peace
Diplomacy in the Middle East. For further information,
contact Ira Raff at 736-2887 or Steve Tamber at 752-5182.
Ladies Canasta
Men’s Canasta
Ladies don’t let the guys have all
the fun! We meet every Thursday
from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Internet Café. Cards and tray
provided. Please RSVP to Sonia Freedman at 742-9393.
Men’s Canasta will meet every Thursday at 7 p.m. in Card
Room 1. We have the cards, trays, score sheets and pencils.
Just bring yourself. New members welcome. Please contact
Alvin Freedman at 742-9393 or [email protected].
Ladies Golf Club (formerly Women’s Golf Club)
If anyone is interested, please call Anne Freedman at 609576-2000.
Mad Dog
D Gun Club
The V
Valencia Pointe Mad Dog Gun Club
is no
now forming. Our purpose, besides
socializing and fun, is to provide a club
soc
for any resident who is interested in
the safe and legal use of firearms
th
and sport shooting. You do not need
a
to own a firearm to join, only be
iinterested in gun ownership. We
stress self improvement and education in
the safe and responsible use and care
of ffirearms. Pistol, rifle and antique
firea
firearms enthusiasts are welcome to
join. We anticipate using the Palm Beach
Sho
Shooting Center in Lake Worth for
practice shooting and instruction. Other
prac
locations for rifle and shotgun practice will be discussed.
Please call Chair Stephen Resnick at 733-2245 or e-mail him
at [email protected] if you are interested.
Mah Jongg Club
Are you interested in a walkin mah jongg game? The Mah
Jongg club meets on the second
and fourth Friday of the month
in Card Room 1 at 1 p.m. We
will meet on May 8 and 22 and
June 12 and 26. The Mah Jongg
and Girl Talk Clubs are proud
to announce that they will be
co-sponsoring three Mah Jongg tournaments during the
2009 year. The two remaining tournaments will be held on
July 24 and October 30. At our tournaments, we promise
it will be stress free and loads of fun. Come play with your
friends and neighbors. There will even be some beginner
tables for our new players. All proceeds will go to CURE
(Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy). We will have
Men’s Club
Sun., May 19 at 10 a.m. we will
have a co-ed Fitness Fair open
to all members and their ladies
presented byTotal Health Systems.
Learn about the effect exercise
and nutrition has on our health
and welfare. Look for posters for
additional information. Sun.,
May 24 at 7 p.m. we will hold a
co-ed BINGO tournament with refreshments, prizes and
surprises. Sat., June 20 at 1 p.m. we will have a Father’s Day
BBQ poolside with entertainment for members and their
ladies. Additional information will follow on all these events.
If you have any questions on these events, contact Sy Levy
at 752-9383. If you would like to attend any of these events
and are not currently a Men’s Club member, we invite you to
join our club. 2009 dues are $25 and can be paid at the box
office. For membership information, contact Joe Trobman
at 609-442-7677. For additional information, contact Dave
Orkin, President at 954 298-2478.
Men’s Golf Club
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! The Valencia Pointe Men’s
Golf Club won the March Mid County Golf Association
Tournament against Valencia Palms, Villagio, Avalon Estates,
Tuscany Bay and Tivoli Lakes. This was our first time in the
tournament and we prevailed! A wonderful time was had
by all. Our trophy has arrived and will be placed on display.
We are setting up a summer league with several of the other
communities. It will be a head to head, team against team
each week at the home course for
or each
community. This should be as much fun
as the regular tournaments we had
ad
during the winter. We are a viable,,
growing club and are always looking
for new members. We have worked
out special times and prices for our
club at Winston Trails and Cypress
Creek. The larger our group becomess
the more bargaining power we have
ave
VALENCIA POINTE 7
CLUB
B E AT
continued
for weekly play along with future outings and tournaments.
Please contact Jerry Kreshover at [email protected] or
737-2860 or Paul Broad at [email protected] or 7387700 for information.
Men’s Softball Team
We meet the third Wednesday
of every month at 7 p.m. in the
Classroom. We will have open
practice every Wednesday.
We meet at the Sales Office
at 2:30 p.m. and leave for the
field from there. Anyone with
questions or who has interest
in joining the team, please call
Len Siegel at 732-0336, Stan
Greenberg at 740-0472 , Donald Spiegel at 735-8660 or Rich
Levine at 736-5262.
We will chat and remember wearing caps and polyester
uniforms and chuckle over abbreviations like, “Fabians” felt
awful but I’m alright now syndrome. If you are interested
in the nurses club, please contact Marilyn Stolzberg at
[email protected] or 735-0349 or Margie
Richmond at [email protected] or 369-0812.
ORT America
If you would like to play a Texas Hold’ Em game on Mondays
from 7-10 p.m. in the Poker Room, then come join this
club. If you are interested in playing with us, please contact
Sy Levy at 752-9383 or email him at primeplayer25@yahoo.
com.
Mark your calendars for May 3 at 10 a.m. Valencia Pointe ORT
America will be having a private Wardrobe Party at Chico’s in
Boca Raton Town Center. Join us for a fun filled morning of
shopping with a personal touch. Refreshments will be served.
Chico’s will be giving ORT 10% of the total sales toward the
ORT program. Watch for the date of our book signing of The
Holocaust Survivor Cookbook. Joanne Caras will be the
guest
speaker at our upcoming
gu
Membership
M
Gathering. For
more
information on the
m
purchase
p
of the cookbook,
c
contact
Gina Resnick at 7332245
2
or Dee Schreer at 7378499 or Barbara Kravitz at
732-2553. All proceeds for this
years’ 2009 Annual Campaign
will go towards the Student at
Risk program. This program
provides books, clothing,
transportation vouchers,
meals, eyeglasses, etc. to those children who are
in need of assistance. ORT has identified 4,000 children in
need of this social service. ORT’s expertise includes adapting
proven teaching strategies to meet the varied learning
style and challenges of its students. If you would like more
information
info
about ORT America, please contact Annette
Holland
at 561-997-1071.
Holl
Motorcycle Club
Panguingue Club
Pan
Mixed Doubles
The tennis mixed doubles event for April was a lot of fun.
All six courts were utilized for play and we had a few new
players participating. After play we went to Duffy’s for a
light bite. Our next mixed doubles events are scheduled for
Friday, May 8 and Friday, June 5 at 5:30 p.m. at the tennis
courts. If you would like to participate in the fun, meet new
people and get some exercise contact Susan or Howard
Levine at 740-1338 or [email protected].
Monday Night Texas Hold’ Em
If you are interested in joining
ng the
Motorcycle Club and like to ride
for brunch, lunch, dinner or just
for fun, please contact Chair Frank
Ingargiola at 369-5492 or Murray
Bruner at murraybruner@bellsouth.
outh.
net. Both men and women are
re
welcome! There are no meetingss
or dues... Just nice rides!
NCJW
National Council of Jewish Women will be having our
closing meeting of the season on Tuesday, May 12 at 10
a.m. in the Valencia Palms Social Hall. Our speaker will
be Gloria Fleischner an educator specializing in interactive
metaphysics and parapsychology. The topic is, “Feng Shui
Your Troubles Away” the Asian art of placement designed to
bring harmony to your home. Refreshments will be served.
For more information call Nancy Stevens at 561-496-4943.
Nurses Club
Attention all nurses who would like to meet other nurses
living here at Valencia Pointe. Our next meeting is TBA.
8 VALENCIA POINTE
Are you interested in playing Pan? Join Chair Sharon
Goodhart on Monday nights in the Poker Room for this
G
fu
fun-filled game. Contact Sharon for more information at
73
737-0073 or [email protected].
Papanicolaou Corps for Cancer Research
P
Trib
Tribute
Cards are now available. Please contact Judi Harold
at 74
740-2299 or Jacki Spiegel at 735-8660. Birthday Buddies
are a wonderful way to honor your friends and family on
their birthdays. For more information, see
insert or call Doris Perman at 561-7322255. We are now offering Ad Journals,
which may be placed in honor or in
memory of a relative, friend or special
occasion. Please contact Roz Alster at
369-3397 or Joan Levin at 561-736-1838
for more information. We are introducing
“Shop to Earn,” a new, online way of
fundraising. Prices are the same or less
than in stores. Each vendor gives a
cash back percentage to PAP, at no cost
to you. Please see our insert for more
information.
CLUB
B E AT
continued
Panic Attacks, Anxiety and
Phobia Support Group
Valencia Pointe resident, Stephanie
Tardell, a retired psychotherapist,
is forming a “no-fee” ongoing
support group for people who
suffer from either panic attacks,
anxieties or phobias. Stephanie has
facilitated similar groups in New
Jersey for about 20 years. Meetings
will be held at Stephanie’s home
with dates, times and frequency
to be determined by the group
members. The location of the meetings will provide
anonymity and privacy for the group members. Those
interested, please call Stephanie at 561-735-0640 or email
her at [email protected].
Poker Club
New game, new chairperson. All players welcome! 5 and 7
card high/low $1 and $2 for 5 card games and $.50 and $1 for
7 card games. Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in the Poker Room. Weekly
email sign up (first come/first seated) to reserve your place.
Minimum 6 players/maximum 8 players per table. Please
email your interest to Harold Watsky at [email protected]
or call 733-1174.
Restaurant Club
SAVE THE DATE: Sunday,
June 7 at 12 p.m. The
Restaurant Club will be
hosting brunch. Join your
friends and make new friends
at the beautiful Old Calypso
Restaurant in Delray Beach
overlooking the Intracoastal.
Details to follow. Be sure to
check your emails! If you
have questions please contact
Harvey Levinson at Hbl409@
aol.com or 738 4828.
Rockodiles
The new Rockodiles is pleased to invite you to what promises
to be a fabulous Halloween themed “Dead Celebrities”
dinner/dance on Saturday, October 31. This is no longer a
members only club. Everybody is invited! For the first time
non-Valencia Pointe residents are welcome to attend. Tables
(up to 10 persons) may be arranged in advance if all checks
are submitted together and all names are indicated on the
response form. If you do not fill a table, other guests will be
seated at your table. We are offering a special admission to
those residents who pay before August 15. For only $17.50
per person for residents ($20 per person for guests) will have
a light dinner, including soft drinks, coffee and dessert. Our
new professional singing D.J., accompanied by an additional
singer, will be playing all types of wonderful dance music.
After August 15, admission will be $20 per person for all. The
last day to purchase tickets will be September 30. Get your
tickets early as this will be a party not to be missed.
Runners/Walking Club
We are looking for walkers and runners at all levels to come
together for fun and exercise in a relaxed atmosphere. No
one is too old or out-of-shape to join and enjoy this club.
For more information contact Chairs Mindy Unger at 7330040, [email protected], or Ann Sommers at 737-6994,
[email protected].
Singles Club
You asked for it and now you got it! Sandra Chane and Wally
Sherman have offered to chair the Singles Club and look
forward to everyone’s ideas for events and activities. Come
meet other singles and start new friendships for both men
and women. For more information, contact Sandra Chane
at 737-6349 or Wally Sherman at 738-5158.
Smart Investors of Valencia Pointe
This club focuses upon
various aspects of investing,
as well as on the economy
in general. Membership is
informal, and Smart Investors
provides opportunities for
sharing information and
opinions as well as enjoying
good natured debate, guest
speakers and camaraderie.
We meet on the second
Monday of every month at 7:15 p.m. in the Arts and Crafts
Room. Any questions, please contact Mark Stolzberg at
[email protected].
Snowbirds Club
The Snowbirds Club will resume all activities in December
2009. Have a great summer. Look for further updates in the
November 2009 Focal Pointe.
Stage Theater and Dance Ensemble (STADE)
On Saturday, May 16 at 7 p.m. in the Social Hall we will be
honoring our service men and women with a Warner Brothers
film. This Is The Army, originally produced on Broadway
in 1942, raised over 2 million dollars for the WW11 war
effort. The splashy, star-studded movie includes Lt. Ronald
Reagan, Joan Leslie, George Murphy and over 1,000 genuine
servicemen. Refreshments and popcorn will be served. All are
invited! Special ticket offer - $2 per person. Buy 4 tickets and
get one free. Please RSVP to 561-734-7263.
Sunshine Committee
Anyone interested in extending a warm
and friendly greeting to our neighbors,
to help celebrate good times and
comfort in times of need, contact
the committee to join us. We will
meet the third Thursday of every
month at 11 a.m. in the Classroom.
Let’s network to spread our sunshine!
Please call Beverly Berkowitz at 561738-0062.
VALENCIA POINTE 9
CLUB
B E AT
continued
Surfing Club
Valencia Pointe & Shoot Camera Club
If you are interested in surfing, body surfing or boogy
boarding call Arthur Liblit at 731-2295.
This club meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:30
p.m. in the Social Hall. We welcome all community members
from the least experienced amateur to the most seasoned
professional photographer. We are anxious to share our
photographic knowledge. The agenda for the May 7 meeting
includes a presentation on techniques to take macro (close
up) photographs. Club members will be displaying their
photographs, both printed and electronically. We will also be
discussing our upcoming field trips. Please join us for a very
“focused” evening. If you have any questions, please contact
Stan Cohen at [email protected].
Tennis Club
The Tennis Club’s new board
of officers is working on a wide
variety of issues to enhance the
tennis playing experience of our
residents. These include designing
and implementing a new
reservation system, fine tuning
the rules and policies for the use
of the courts (including a guest
policy), adding new equipment
at the courts, and developing
new and varied activities for the
serious and social tennis player.
We intend to communicate details on these to the Valencia
Pointe community as they are finalized. We appreciate the
suggestions and advice that we continue to receive from our
tennis pro, Paul Cranis. Whether you are new to tennis or a
veteran player, you are invited and encouraged to join the
Tennis Club. Annual dues are only $10. Please deliver your
check to the Box Office or mail it to Howard Levine at 7252
Maple Ridge Trail, payable to “V.P. Tennis Club.” Our thanks
for a job well done to our Past President Mike Stein, who has
led the club from its inception. Under his leadership, much
was accomplished. Officers for 2009-10 are Gerry Denmark
(President), Shelly Wallit (Vice President), Howard Levine
(Treasurer), Ed Epstein (Recording Secretary), Milt Korn
(Corresponding Secretary), Lesley Schneider (At-Large) and
Brigitte Valenti (At-Large).
Thursday Night Hold-em Poker
$1-$2 stakes. We meet every Thursday. For location, please
contact Bob Tardell at 561-735-0673 or email him at rtardell@
yahoo.com.
Women’s Book Club
The Women’s Book Club will meet on Wed., May 27 and the
book we will discuss will be Three Cups of Tea: One Man’s
Mission to Promote Peace by Greg Mortenson. The 1 p.m.
meeting will be held at the home of Lois Hochberg at 7079
Great Falls Circle and the 7 p.m. meeting will be held at the
home of Muriel Kahl at 7199 Great Falls Circle. In June we
will meet on Wed., June
24 and the book we will
discuss will be Not Me
by Michael Lavigne. The
1 p.m. meeting will be
at the home of Regina
Resnick at 6927 Great
Falls Circle and the 7
p.m. meeting will be
at the home of Shelley
Simon at 7411 Twin Falls Drive. In addition to bringing your
thoughts on the book, please bring magazines that you have
finished and we’ll trade ideas as well as magazines. Please let
Rhona Leff know what meeting you will be attending. If you
are not a member of the Women’s Book Club and would like
to become one contact Rhona Leff at [email protected]
or 846-1408 or Barbara Rothman at brothman7@hotmail.
com or 739-9799.
CLASS CONNECTION
3D Art Classes
Marilyn, an artist, and
Morry, an architect, have
blended their creativity
into 3D Art, an art form
which doesn’t require
natural artistic ability.
Through their guidance
and instruction, you will create a work of art that “you
won’t believe you did it.” This class is offered every
Monday at 9:30 a.m. and at 1:30 p.m. in the Arts &
Crafts Room. The cost is $56/4 sessions. Tool kits will be
available for a one time purchase starting the first class.
You will also be able to purchase your projects (set of 6
pictures you will work on during the session as well as
the cutting guide) ranging from $18-$50.
10 VALENCIA POINTE
20/20/20
20 minutes of aerobic activity, 20 minutes of standing
strength and balance work and 20 minutes of floor work
strength and stretching. This class is great for cardiovascular
strength training. This class is offered Wednesdays at 10:15
a.m. Sign up in the THS office today.
Basic Beading Class
Learn basic beading techniques and crimping. Create
a Swarovski Crystal bracelet. Choose from purple, blue
or green crystals. The cost is $45 which includes all
materials and instruction. We need a minimum of 8
people. Sign up at the Box Office today!
Beginner Bridge
ACBL Certified instructor, Marilyn Kroll will broaden
CLASS CONNECTION
continued
your Bridge horizons. Class will be every Thursday
evening at 7 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts Room. The cost is
$85 for 8 sessions and we need a minimum of 12 people.
Class will begin when the minimum requirement has
been met. Please contact the Lifestyle Office.
Beginner Canasta
Learn how to play Canasta from two expert instructors
— Harriette Lion and Rhoda Bagen. Class will be every
Monday from 10 a.m. to noon in Card Room 1. The
cost is $75 per person
for 7 classes. We need a
minimum of 10 people to
run this class. Class will
begin when the minimum
requirement has been met.
Sign up in the Box Office
today for your spot!
Beginner Pan
Valencia Pointe resident
Sharon Goodhart will be
offering FREE Panguingue
classes to all those interested in learning the game.
Please contact Sharon at 737-0073 or sharongoodhart@
hotmail.com so she can schedule classes at the clubhouse
today!
Body Sculpting
This class is a total body workout using weights,
resistance bands & body bars. Total Health Systems
offers this class to you every Monday from 9-10 a.m.
and every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. in the Aerobics
Studio. Sign up with THS in the Fitness Office today!
Ceramics/Greenware Classes
Monica Sica brings us
years of experience and
knowledge in ceramics
and glass! This class is
offered every Tuesday
at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30
p.m. in the Arts & Crafts
Room. The cost is $30
for 6 weeks. Material
fees will vary depending
on the price of the piece
chosen. Starter brush and
tool kits range from $28 to
$35. Class maximum is 15
people, so sign up at the
Box Office today!
Gin Rummy for Beginners
Learn to play Gin Rummy! Valencia Pointe resident
Richard Diamond will be teaching this FREE class every
Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Classroom. You will be an
expert by the end of 3 to 4 classes. To RSVP call Richard
Diamond at 734-7671.
Hand & Foot
This class is taught by Jacki Spiegel. This class is FREE.
You will learn how to play this easy card game in one
session. Both men and women are welcome. A minimum
of four players are needed to hold the class. Please call
Jacki at 735-8660 for more details.
Jazz Dance
We welcome Terry Katz who
will be teaching you jazz
dance movements-Fosse style,
as well as show dance routines
such as “One” from A Chorus
Line, All That Jazz, Steam
Heat and many more. If you
really love to dance, take this
class. Classes will meet every
Tuesday from 10:30-11:30
a.m. A minimum of 10 people
is required to run this class.
The cost is $32 per student for
four classes.
Line Dance
Valencia Pointe is happy to welcome Ruth Goodstein, who
will be instructing the Line Dance classes. Her main goal
for all of her students is to “have fun, enjoy what they’re
doing and dance as if no one is watching.” This is not your
typical country western boot scootin’ class. Our upbeat
instructor takes you step-by-step through many different
genres of music from country-western to Latin. The class
will run as a six week session. Classes will be held on
Mondays from 10-11 a.m. in the Aerobics Studio. The
cost for this class is $40 per person. The sessions require
a minimum of 10 people. Flat shoes are required. Cowboy
boots, sneakers and heels are not permitted. Class will
begin when the minimum requirement has been met.
Sign up at the Box Office today!
Oil / Acrylic Painting Class
Instructor Vicki Morningstar will help you develop or
hone your skills in acrylic or oil painting. Please purchase
your starter kit and canvas at a local crafts store. The cost
is $75 for six sessions. We need a minimum of 5 people
to run this class. Sign up at the Box Office today!
Pilates
This class will work your
abdominals and boost your
core strength to improve
posture and form. Total
Health Systems offers this
class on Fridays at 11 a.m.
in the Aerobics Studio.
This is for levels 1, 2 and
3. Please check the THS
calendar for dates. Sign up
with THS in the fitness center for this class today!
VALENCIA POINTE 11
CLASS CONNECTION
Water Aerobics
Come and increase
balance, flexibility &
range of motion safely
while improving your
cardiovascular system
using a noodle & water
weights. Total Health
Systems offers this
class every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
from 9-10 a.m. in the
Pool. This class is for
levels 1 and 2. Sign up
with THS in the gym
office for this class
today!
Zumba
This high energy class offers a fusion of Latin and
International music/dance themes creating a fun,
dynamic & effective fitness class. Zumba combines
easy-to-follow dance steps with fast and slow rhythms
that tone and sculpt the body. Total Health Systems
offers this class every Thursday from 9-10 a.m. in
the Aerobics Studio. This class will have levels of 1, 2
and 3. Sign up with THS in the fitness center for this
class today!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•


Automotive and Marine
DETAILING
Enjoy the luxury of having your vehicle detailed,
without having to leave the community! Detail Minded
will be at the Clubhouse every Monday at 8:30 a.m.
(first come, first served)
Free Crème wax application after 7th wash
* Price List available at the Box Office *
12 VALENCIA POINTE
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Happy belated Birthday to Dan Drobner on April 11
Happy Birthday to Juan Walte on May 1
Happy Birthday to Judith Erlick on May 2
Happy Birthday to Myrna Schiffman on May 2
Happy Birthday to Phyllis Feingold on May 3
Happy Birthday to Lesley Schneider on May 3
Happy Birthday to Phyllis Drobner on May 5
Happy Birthday to Annette Rechtman on May 6
Happy Birthday to Ilana Kochman on May 7
Happy Birthday to Jacki Spiegel on May 7
Happy Birthday to Carol Levison on May 8
Happy Birthday to Linda Meltcher on May 9
Happy Birthday to Renee Slansky on May 9
Happy Birthday to Susan Titone on May 10
Happy Birthday to Dellie Rosen on May 11
Happy Birthday to Harold Gottesman on May 15
Happy Birthday to Judi Harold on May 17
Happy Birthday to Deon Kaufmann on May 21
Happy Birthday to Tina Steiner on May 21
Happy Birthday to Lee Berkman on May 23
Happy Birthday to Fran Shorenstein on May 25
Happy Birthday to Brian Berkowitz on May 29
Happy Anniversary to Morton & Harriet Bresenoff
on June 1
Happy Birthday to Billie Cohen on June 1
Happy Anniversary to Stanley & Iris Bergman on
June 4
Happy Birthday to Penny Edelstein on June 3
Happy Birthday to Judi Hannes on June 9
Happy Birthday to Linda Levine on June 10
Happy Birthday to Ann Sommers on June 10
Happy Birthday to Joan Sarasky on June 18
Happy Birthday to Ana Walte on June 20
Happy Birthday to Michele Collins on June 21
Happy Birthday to Patti Miller on June 23
Happy Birthday to Harriette Weissman on June 23
Happy Birthday to Peter Bess on June 26
Happy Birthday to Paul Schoenberg on June 27
Happy Birthday to Joan Lackner on June 28
Happy Birthday to Edra Greenberg on June 30
Congratulations to Dan & Phyllis Drobner on the
birth of their grandson, David Matthew Mirlis, on
March 9, 2009
Are you celebrating a birthday, anniversary or do you
have a joyous event that you would like to share? Write
down the details and drop it by the Lifestyle Office by the
1st of the current month to appear in the next issue of
the newsletter.
VALENCIA POINTE
SUNDAY
L O C A T
A&C Arts & Crafts Room
AS Aerobics Studio
C Classroom
CK Catering Kitchen
I O N L E G E
CR1 Card Room 1
CR2 Card Room 2
FC Fitness Center
IC Internet Café
MONDAY
N D
P Pool
PR Poker Room
SH Social Hall
TC Tennis Court
MAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Calendar
of Events
THURSDAY
Check the website and comm. channel
for updates. All events are rain or shine
unless otherwise specified.
FRIDAY
9am Water Aerobics (P)
10am “Crafty People”
Needlepointers (C)
11am Pilates (AS)
Happy Birthday Juan Walte
10am ORT Wardrobe Party
(Chico’s)
3
Happy Birthday Lesley Schneider
Happy Birthday Phyllis Feingold
10
8:30am Auto Detailing (CH parking lot)
9am Body Sculpting (AS)
9:30am 3D Art Class (A&C)
1pm Hollywood Rummy Club (CR1)
1:30pm 3D Art Class (A&C)
7pm Monday Night Texas
Hold’ Em Poker (PR)
7pm Panguingue Club (PR)
7pm Girl Talk (SH)
7:15pm Smart Investors Club (A&C)
Happy Birthday Dellie Rosen
17
8:30am Auto Detailing
(CH parking lot)
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!
Happy Birthday Susan Titone
7pm Couples Canasta (CR1)
Happy Birthday Judi Harold
24
31
7pm Men’s Club Bingo
Tournament (SH)
5:30pm Beach Party
(Gulfstream Park)
4
(CH parking lot)
7:30pm Bird & Nature Club (A&C)
11
18
25
MEMORIAL DAY
(CH parking lot)
Happy Birthday Fran Shorenstein
5
8am Tennis Lessons (TC)
9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)
10:30am Ceramics (A&C)
10:30am Bible Study (C)
10:45am Brandeis Lakes
Luncheon (Benvenuto)
1:30pm Ceramics (A&C)
7pm Boomer Poker (PR)
7pm Poker Club (PR)
Happy Birthday Phyllis Drobner
6
Hadassah Coffee
10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)
1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C)
2:30pm Men’s Softball Team
Open Practice (Sales Center)
3pm Cooking Connection (Suzi
Pessin’s Home)
4pm Men’s Book Club (C)
7pm Boomer Canasta (IC)
7pm Gin Rummy Club (CR1)
Happy Birthday Annette Rechtman
13
12
10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)
2:30pm Movie Matinee (SH)
7:30pm Current Events Club (SH)
19
10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)
7pm Gin Rummy Club (SH)
10am NCJW Meeting (V. Palms)
7pm Poker Club (PR)
Hadassah Trip (Norton Museum)
10am Men’s Club Fitness Fair (SH)
7pm Poker Club (PR)
7pm Cinema Group (SH)
26
7pm Poker Club (PR)
7pm Computer Club (C)
20
7pm Men’s Softball Meeting (C)
27
10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)
1pm Women’s Book Club
(Lois Hochberg’s Home)
2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open
Practice (Sales Center)
4:30pm Health Professionals Club (C)
(Muriel Kahl’s Home)
7
9am Zumba (AS)
1pm Bridge Club (CR1)
1pm Gin Rummy Class (C)
7pm Body Sculpting (AS)
7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR)
7pm Ladies Canasta (IC)
7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1)
7pm Thurs. Night Hold‘Em Poker
7:30pm Pointe & Shoot Camera Club (SH)
Happy Birthday Ilana Kochman
Happy Birthday Jacki Spiegel
14
9am Zumba (AS)
15
11am Pilates (AS)
Happy Birthday Harold Gottesman
28
11am Pilates (AS)
7pm Movie Night (SH)
JENNIFER FOWLER / Social Director
TERRY JACOBS / Box Office Administrator
[email protected]
[email protected]
6395 Castle Gate Boulevard • Boynton Beach, FL 33437 • 561.364.2050
9
Happy Birthday Linda Meltcher
Happy Birthday Renee Slansky
16
7pm STADE Movie (SH)
22
12:30pm Memorial Day BBQ (P)
29
Happy Birthday Brian Berkowitz
23
Happy Birthday Lee Berkman
30
Take It
Off Your List!
What’s the secret to
keeping our model homes
looking fabulous? It’s G.L.
Pro Service! For quality home
repairs and improvements,
call the people you know
and trust to keep your home
looking like a model all year
‘round! Free estimates!
(561) 731-5600
glproservice.com
WE DO IT ALL
So You Don’t Have To!
6500-018 12-08
LANG MANAGEMENT OFFICE HOURS
AMBER CASTONGUAY
Lifestyle Director / Clubhouse Manager
[email protected]
8
11am Mother’s Day Breakfast (SH)
2
Happy Birthday Judith Erlick
Happy Birthday Myrna Schiffman
Happy Birthday Carol Levison
21
9am Zumba (AS)
1
11am Pilates (AS)
1pm Mah Jongg Club (CR1)
5:30pm Mixed Doubles Tennis
(TC)
11am Pilates (AS)
9am Zumba (AS)
11am Sunshine Committee Meeting (C)
7:30pm Fishing Club (C)
Happy Birthday Deon Kauffmann
Happy Birthday Tina Steiner
SATURDAY
VALENCIA POINTE
Contact Information
Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wed. from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
VALENCIA POINTE BOX OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays from 1 to 4 p.m.
Closed Monday through Thursday from 12:30-1:30 p.m. for lunch.
TOTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS: 561.706.1141
VALENCIA POINTE
SUNDAY
L O C A T
A&C Arts & Crafts Room
AS Aerobics Studio
C Classroom
CK Catering Kitchen
MONDAY
7
8:30am Auto Detailing (CH parking lot)
9:30am Brandeis Wellworth
(Temple Beth Tikvah)
Happy Anniversary Morton & Harriet
Bresenoff
Happy Birthday Billie Cohen
7pm Poker Club (PR)
8
7pm Poker Club (PR)
(CH parking lot)
7pm Girl Talk (SH)
7:15pm Smart Investors Club (A&C)
14
15
21
(CH parking lot)
22
Hadassah Card Party
7pm Poker Club (PR)
29
7pm Poker Club (PR)
Happy Birthday Michele Collins
28
Happy Birthday Joan Lackner
(CH parking lot)
2
9
Happy Birthday Judi Hannes
7pm Poker Club (PR)
7pm Cinema Group (SH)
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
june
WEDNESDAY
3
10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)
Happy Birthday Penny Edelstein
(CH parking lot)
7pm Couples Canasta (CR1)
5:30pm Beach Party
(Gulfstream Park)
N D
P Pool
PR Poker Room
SH Social Hall
TC Tennis Court
TUESDAY
1
12pm Restaurant Club
(Old Calypso)
I O N L E G E
CR1 Card Room 1
CR2 Card Room 2
FC Fitness Center
IC Internet Café
THURSDAY
4
9am Zumba (AS)
7:30pm Pointe & Shoot Camera Club (SH)
Happy Anniversary Iris & Stanley
Bergman
10
9am Zumba (AS)
7:30pm Baby Boomer’s Club (A&C)
17
9am Zumba (AS)
11am Sunshine Committee Meeting (C)
7:30pm Fishing Club (C)
Happy Birthday Joan Sarasky
10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)
2:30pm Movie Matinee (SH)
Happy Birthday Linda Levine
Happy Birthday Ann Sommers
16
10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)
7pm Gin Rummy Club (SH)
7pm Men’s Softball Meeting (C)
23
Health Professionals Club (C)
10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)
(Regina Resnick’s Home)
(Shelley Simon’s Home)
Happy Birthday Patti Miller
Happy Birthday Harriette Weissman
Calendar
of Events
24
FRIDAY
5
11
11am Pilates (AS)
18
11am Pilates (AS)
25
9am Zumba (AS)
TERRY JACOBS / Box Office Administrator
[email protected]
6395 Castle Gate Boulevard • Boynton Beach, FL 33437 • 561.364.2050
12
19
1pm Men’s Club BBQ (P)
26
Happy Birthday Peter Bess
13
20
Take It
Off Your List!
Happy Birthday Ana Walte
27
Happy Birthday Paul Schoenberg
What’s the secret to
keeping our model homes
looking fabulous? It’s G.L.
Pro Service! For quality home
repairs and improvements,
call the people you know
and trust to keep your home
looking like a model all year
‘round! Free estimates!
(561) 731-5600
glproservice.com
WE DO IT ALL
So You Don’t Have To!
6500-018 12-08
LANG MANAGEMENT OFFICE HOURS
AMBER CASTONGUAY
[email protected]
6
5pm Wine & Cheese Social (SH)
11am Pilates (AS)
7pm Movie Night (SH)
Happy Birthday Edra Greenberg
JENNIFER FOWLER / Social Director
SATURDAY
10am “Crafty People”
Needlepointers (C)
11am Pilates (AS)
5:30pm Mixed Doubles Tennis (TC)
30
Lifestyle Director / Clubhouse Manager
[email protected]
Check the website and comm. channel
for updates. All events are rain or shine
unless otherwise specified.
VALENCIA POINTE
Contact Information
Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wed. from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
VALENCIA POINTE BOX OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays from 1 to 4 p.m.
Closed Monday through Thursday from 12:30-1:30 p.m. for lunch.
TOTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS: 561.706.1141

continued - GL Homes

Transcription

Similar documents

Birmingham News Article - Monday Morning Quarterback Club

Neat Document-Thumbsuckers Calendar

USTATicket Flyer - Tiburon Peninsula Club

OPEN HOUSE PARTY 223 CLUB KICKOFF

Court Opening Press Event- PDF Flyer

Rotary Club of Denver West | Golden, Colorado

36th Annual In-Vette-Tational Fun Car Show

Seaside - St. James Plantation

CLUB NAME: CLUB CITY/STATE: JOB OPENING TITLE: Wianno

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Old Town Pittsburg, Railroad Avenue, 3rd to 6th