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July/August 2006
The Riviera
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Poolside Fun Fridays
The pool and Poolside Café will be open
every Friday evening, with live music,
cold spirits, and special menu items. Kick
off your weekend with family and friends
at our Riviera Pool Fridays.
6:00 to 9:00 P.M.
every Friday through the summer
Upcoming Events
JULY
4th
SEPTEMBER
Fourth of July
Celebration
21st
29th
Ladies’ Day Luncheon
Seafood & Lobster Bash
Dates and Events are Subject to Change!
General Manager’s Message
By Bill Wagner, CCM
1155 Blue Road
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Important Club Phone Numbers
Main
Fax
Golf
Tennis
Fitness Center
661-5331
669-9029
661-GOLF
661-5334
665-8979
Club Extensions
Mark Daley, Executive Chef . . . . . . . .233
Jim Heacock, Director of Tennis . . . . .352
Frances La Pointe, Asst Controller . . .247
Mary C. Marion, Executive Secretary/
Office Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .223
Mirelio Marzo, Building Supt. . . . . . .244
Lee Naccarato, Athletic Director . . . .243
Chris Napieralski, Director of Golf . . .252
Karina Pastora, Member Billing . . . . .257
Danny Pella, Controller . . . . . . . . . . .250
Elisa Swaebe, Membership/
Social Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .245
Carol Temple, Catering Director . . . .260
Reginald B. Thomas, Dining Rm Mgr 270
Eric Von Hofen, Dir of Agronomy . . .341
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.
I am proud to report to you that once again, Riviera
Country Club has been selected by The Club Leaders
Forum as a Platinum Club of America. This excellent
rating, which is conducted every three years, is intended to
identify America’s most highly regarded private clubs. Riviera ranked number
53 among country clubs throughout the United States. This designation was
arrived at when over 6,000 of this nation’s club managers and club presidents
were recently solicited for their opinions of club preeminence in five different
areas: quality of membership, tradition and heritage, amenities, governance, and
professional management and staff. To be selected as a Platinum Club means
that Riviera stands among the top four percent of America’s private clubs. The
membership and staff has a right to be proud of this honor, because it stands as
a tribute to everyone who contributed so much to this achievement.
Congratulations, everyone.
Camp Riv is up and running and from all indications is a resounding success.
Thank you to Lee Nacarato, Athletic Director; Barry Phillips, Golf Pro; and
Alina Pila, Tennis Pro, and their staff of summer counselors that help keep our
youngest Riviera members busy and happy throughout the summer.
Whether you are traveling for the next couple of months or remaining here to
enjoy the Riviera amenities, I hope you have a most enjoyable summer.
Bill Wagner
Welcome
New Members
Demothenes and Lourdes Mekras
Riviera Cancellation Policy
Reservations for Club functions will be taken, and tables assigned, based
on the date and time the reservation is made.
You will be able to cancel your reservations up to 72 hours before the
event; after that, you will be charged the full amount for your reservation,
unless we can fill your table. Receptionists will confirm your reservation
two to three days before the function.
This policy includes, but is not limited to, Easter Sunday Buffet, Mother's
Day Buffet, Thanksgiving Dinner, Brunch with Santa, and Christmas
Dinner.
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Play it Safe!
Texas Hold ‘Em Tournaments
Although Riviera Country Club is considered by most of us to
be an oasis and safe haven in the middle of our bustling city,
it is important not to leave purses, briefcases, and other
personal items in view in our vehicles. Most parking lot
break-ins happen when an item is in plain view. The result is a
smash and grab!
It has been suggested by some of your fellow Members that
Riviera host poker tournaments during the year.
We do have security personnel walking through the parking
lots from time to time, but please help us remove the
temptation.
• A maximum of 33 players would be able to
participate in each event
• Club prizes would be awarded
• Deli Buffet would be provided
In an effort to gauge interest, please let us know
how often you would be interested in playing:
once a year, twice a year, quarterly, monthly?
Please e-mail us at [email protected]
or call 305 661-5331 ext. 245 with further suggestions.
Surf Club Privileges
Pool Games on the
Weekends at RCC
It's that time of year again! The Surf Club is generously
offering the Members of Riviera Country Club special
privileges at their facilities, through November 1, 2006.
Riviera Members are allowed to use the club dining rooms,
clubrooms, bar areas, beach facilities, tennis courts, and pool.
The Surf Club will make arrangements for your charges to be
billed directly to your account here at the Riviera Country Club.
Reservations are required for dinner (305-866-2481). The
Surf Club dress code must be observed…jacket and tie after
6:00 P.M., in the formal dining
rooms, which are open Friday,
Saturday, and Monday
evenings. Thursday and Sunday
there are informal meals in the
Lido Lounge. Tuesday and
Wednesday during the summer,
The Surf Club is closed for
dinner only.
Saturdays
Sundays
Relay Races
Volleyball
Ping Pong
3:00-4:00 P.M.
1:00-2:00 P.M.
3:00-4:00 P.M.
Also, you can check out backgammon and checkers
anytime at the pool. Just ask your lifeguard!
September Events
Ladies’ Day Luncheon
Thursday, September 21
Seafood & Lobster Bash
Friday, September 29
4th of July Celebration
Tennis Round Robin • 9:30 A.M.
Flag Tournament • Make your own tee times
Barbecue • 6:30 to 10:30 P.M.
Celebrate Independence Day at Riviera.
Bounce to the beat of Dixieland Music, enjoy a traditional
All-American Barbecue, with beer and sodas included. Balloons and Face Painting for the kids.
Watch the breathtaking FIREWORKS shot from the grounds of the Biltmore Hotel.
Dress: Country Club Casual
Welcome to the World
Congratulations,
Bill Wagner!
The June issue of Golf, Inc., a California based national
magazine that covers the golf industry, has recognized
Riviera Country Club’s General Manager, Bill Wagner, as one
of the twenty most admired operators in the golf business for
2006. Congratulations, Bill, on this prestigious recognition.
Fabulous Fridays
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in the Living Room upstairs
with our enchanting pianist,
Olga Diaz,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Complimentary Hors d’Oeuvres
William Gregory Parsons was born on April 6, 2006,
in Ft. Lewis, Washington. He weighed
6 pounds 14 ounces. His parents are Captain and
Mrs. Bill Parsons (Molly), and proud grandparents
are Phyllis and Huber Parsons.
It is with happy hearts that Adi and Otto Busot announce the
birth of their third grandchild Willow Marie Rohrbaugh
who was born on May 17, 2006. Congratulations to proud
parents Robin and Tim and loving brother Peyton.
Lazy Hazy Days
of Summer
Relax and host
your party at
Riviera Country Club
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Call Carol and say
“Let's Have a Party!”
Rivieras
Newest
Addition!
This is the newest addition
to our Riviera family.
This beautiful blue macaw
adopted the pool as it’s
new home.
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Lindsey Murphy (seated on piano), along with her cousin J
ake Patience and their grandmother Johanne Harries,
sing along with Olga Diaz.
Congratulations
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Congratulations to Carlos and Annette Iraola. The
couple was married at
the Church of the Little
Flower on April 1st,
2006. Mr. & Mrs.
Iraola honeymooned in
Nevis in the West
Indies and will reside
here in Coral Gables.
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Bridge
Highlights by Cheryl Livesay
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Mondays – 1:00 P.M.
Candlelight Terrace Room
Duplicate Director:
Lynda Shourds
Manager/Bridge Committee Chair:
Cheryl Livesay
Coffee, Tea & Cookies will be served
$6.00 Per Person
May and June
Master Point Winners
™
Duane Banks
Margo Banks
Jeanie Bellamy
Joan Bradford
Marilyn Buchholz
Pat Cox
Yvonne Culbertson
Joyce Davidson
Dale Dowlen
Joellyn Drechsel
Esther Ehlert
Maida Farrar
Norma Fraser
Allison Freeland
Liz Gallagher
Bea Garner
Daisy Lou Gaskill
Sally Hartenstein
Edna Hernandez
John Hicks
Mary Huston
Jean Jannach
Jean Jenkins
Gwen Lazenby
Cheryl Livesay
Beth Lotspeich
Marianne Montoro
Natalia Mora
Loli Rainey
Shirley Rogers
Robert Smith
Vann Thomson
Maria Ullrich
Sarah Woods
Hallie Yanno
Junior Fund Charity Game Winners
May 1
NORTH/SOUTH
Natalia Mora and Cecilia D'Costa
Maida Farrar and Cheryl Livesay
John Hicks and Robert Smith
Marianne Montoro and Jane Barry
Marilyn Buchholz and Hallie Yanno
May 15
NORTH/SOUTH
Natalia Mora and Cecilia D'Costa
Joan Bradford and Bea Garner
Daisy Lou Gaskill and Esther Ehlert
Edna Hernandez and Shirley Rogers
Yvonne Culbertson and Jayne Posner
June 5
NORTH/SOUTH
Natalia Mora and Cecilia D'Costa
Shirley Rogers and Edna Hernandez
Hallie Yanno and Dale Dowlen
Gloria Mendia and Alina Lasa
Duane Banks and Margo Banks
EAST/WEST
Maria Ullrich and Betty Kallan
Loli Rainey and Shirley Joseph
Mary Huston and Beth Lotspeich
Esther Ehlert and Daisy Lou Gaskill
Joyce Davidson and Allison Freeland
EAST/WEST
Alina Lasa and Gloria Mendia
John Hicks and Robert Smith
Vann Thomson and Jean Jannach
Loli Rainey and Maria Ullrich
Jean Jenkins and Pat Sullivan
EAST/WEST
Pat Cox and Susie Christie
Loli Rainey and Adela Batista
Marianne Montoro and Jane Barry
Marsha Blanding and Lynda Shourds
John Hicks and Robert Smith
Norma Fraser and Vann Thomson
May 8
NORTH/SOUTH
Cheryl Livesay and Maida Farrar
Shirley Rogers and Edna Hernandez
Pat Cox and Susie Christie
Yvonne Culbertson and Shirley Joseph
Natalia Mora and Cecilia D'Costa
Duane Banks and Margo Banks
May 22
NORTH/SOUTH
Natalia Mora and Cecilia D'Costa
Bea Garner and Joan Bradford
Shirley Rogers and Edna Hernandez
Maida Farrar and Cheryl Livesay
EAST/WEST
Marianne Montoro and Jane Barry
Robert Smith and John Hicks
Dale Dowlen and Gwen Lazenby
Beth Lotspeich and Mary Huston
Maria Ullrich and Loli Rainey
Allison Freeland and Liz Gallagher
July/August 2006
EAST/WEST
Sally Hartenstein and Joellyn Drechsel
Loli Rainey and Lynda Shourds
Marianne Montoro and Esther Ehlert
John Hicks and Adela Batista
Jeanie Bellamy and Sarah Woods
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Bridge Committee
Cheryl Livesay – Chairperson
Joan Bradford
Dale Dowlen
Maida Farrar
Allison Freeland
Bea Garner
Liz Gallagher
Natalia Mora
Loli Rainey
Sarah Woods
Hallie Yanno
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© Spring Bridge Party ®
Rubber Bridge Players
Riviera Duplicate Bridge players are always encouraging you
to join us. We would like to invite you to come and observe
our Monday Duplicate game and see for yourselves how
much fun it can be! We have several Rubber Bridge players
who took the leap to Duplicate Bridge this year, and they are
doing very well.
There are a few little rules to remember when you are
observing a game. Do not be intimidated by the rules, they
mainly show you how to be courteous to the player/table you
are watching. We warmly invite you to watch and enjoy the
action!
(L-R) Joan Bradford, Reggie Weissler, and Diane Oman
(L-R) Joan Maria Ullrich, Edna Hernandez, and Susan George
(L-R) Liz Gallagher,
Deirdre Critchlow, and
Joyce Stevens
LAW 76 – SPECTATORS
Conduct during Bidding or Play
1. One Hand Only: A spectator should not look at the hand
of more than one player, except by permission.
2. Personal Reaction: A spectator must not display any
reaction to the bidding or play while a deal is in progress.
3. Mannerisms or Remarks: During the round, a spectator
must refrain from mannerisms or remarks of any kind
(including conversation with a player).
4. Consideration for Players: A spectator must not in any
way disturb a player.
Spectator Participation
A spectator may not call attention to any irregularity or
mistake, nor speak on any question of fact or law, except by
request of the Director.
Junior Cotillion 2006
Children in third through eighth grades are invited to join
the 2005 season of Riviera Junior Cotillion. Riviera Junior
Cotillion believes in the importance of giving children the
tools to negotiate various social situations they will face
now and in the future. The Cotillion experience is
designed to give your child self-esteem and selfconfidence in interacting with peers and adults.
(L-R) Maida Farrar and
Hallie Yanno
Students learn the basics of ballroom dance, including the
waltz, foxtrot, swing, rumba, merengue, salsa, cha-cha,
and others. Social graces include introductions, making a
good first impression, telephone courtesy, correspondence,
respect, courses of a meal, table manners, and table
settings. The fifth through eighth grades will also cover
use of cell phones, instant messaging, and internet
responsibility and courtesy. Students learn through
demonstration, various skits, role-play, “game shows,” and
hands-on experience.
(L-R) Sylvia Rich, Cindy Moran, and Judi Welsh
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To register your child for Riviera Junior Cotillion, please
contact Caroline Zachar, Director of Biscayne Cotillion, at
either her email address [email protected] or by
calling 305-666-7558.
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R.W.G.A.
Cristina’s Corner
By Virginia Wheeler
The RWGA season of major tournaments is over, but the summer
season has begun, with many ladies participating in the weekly
events. The starting times are now from 8:00 to 10:00 A.M. on
Tuesdays, to accommodate those who wish to beat the heat. The
shotgun start times will remain at 8:30 or 8:45 A.M. Turn in all
scorecards to the Golf Pro Shop, and they will record your scores
for handicap purposes.
The Rules Seminar that Kevin Carlson conducted was very well
attended, which means everyone will be playing by the rules or
will be able to look up a rule, if necessary. Kevin recommended
that the rule book be kept in your golf bag. He pointed out that
often knowing the correct rule can be to your advantage. Knowing
how to look up the rule is even more helpful. Good luck!
Once again for all those who are out of town for the summer,
please record your scores and submit them to the Golf Pro Shop
to ensure a proper handicap when you return in the Fall.
A special thanks to the Golf Pro Shop for all their assistance over
the year, to Dottie Norton for stepping up to take the presidency,
and to her Board who worked so well together.
Have a wonderful summer!
These next two months here at the
Golf Pro Shop will bring some
exciting new collections of styles
and colors that are great for the hot
summer months. With July 4th just
around the corner, please make sure to stop by the
shop for some great savings on this holiday weekend!
Look for these and other new collections in July and
August:
Women’s
1. Tommy Hilfiger makes a splash in our store with a
very pretty palette of mint greens, white, pinks, and
light blues, with a collection called A Day at the
Races. The name gives you an idea of what
patterns to expect!
2. Polo comes back just in time for the 4th with a
great nautical theme in navy, white, and green.
Super preppy!
3. In August, Burberry returns to the shop in a very
classic collection of white and black
4. Also in August, EP Pro brings us a refreshing
collection called Frisco in white, reds, and khakis.
Mix and match shirts and shorts with other great
collections in the store!
Junior Golf
Kyle Parker (age 14) has won a full scholarship
to attend the Ferris State Golf Academy in Big
Rapids, Michigan, this summer. Out of 50
potential applicants, only four to six outstanding
golfers are selected. Way to go, Kyle!
Men’s
1. July brings back Bugatchi in more of their fun
colors, such as mint green, light yellow, and
raspberry. Very summery!
2. August will bring Polo classics back in basic
whites, oranges, greens, and khakis. Great for
matching with any other pant or short in the shop.
Riviera Classic
Member-Member
Tournament
3. Bobby Jones makes his fall debut with a wonderful
splash of color, with mint greens in plaids, stripes,
jacquards, and mocks!
These are only a handful of collections that are to
come in these next two months, so please stop by and
see all the exciting new merchandise!
October 19, 20 & 21
Sign up for this popular annual tournament on
Wednesday, August 16th
See Golf Pro Shop for details.
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2006 Father/Son Tournament
Results
Father-Son Division
GROSS
Champions
Runners-up
3rd
4th
5th
67
72
73
74
75
Jeronimo Esteve / Jeronimo Esteve Jr.
Ben Battle / Bob Battle
John Alexander / Andrew Alexander
Ken Ingham / Christopher Ingham
Bill McCaughan / Bill McCaughan Jr.
Nico, Jose, and Rafe Aragon
NET
Champions
Runners-up
3rd
4th
5th
59
59
61
63
64
Virgil Sklar / Alfie Sklar
Rick Wilson / Fred Wilson
Mitch Lundeen / Stewart Lundeen
Mitch Lundeen / Mitchell Lundeen
Edgar Jones / Cooper Jones
70
70
70
71
72
Rick Hasty / Rick Hasty
Victor Henriquez / Pablo Henriquez
Doug Chumbley / Daniel Chumbley
Agustin Arellano / Agustin Arellano Jr.
Mario DelValle / Mario DelValle Jr.
CALLAWAY
Champions
Runners-up
3rd
4th
5th
Deme, George, and Peter Mekras
Foster Father-Son Division
CALLAWAY
Champions
Runners-up
3rd
69
69
71
Mario DelValle / Marco Rojas
Stuart Harries / John Murphy
Rick Wilson / Jorge DelRosal
CLOSEST TO PIN…..
#2
#9
#14
#17
Jim Fenton
Jero Esteve
Juan Prado
Miguel Duenas
2’ 9”
1’ 2”
1’ 0”
5’ 9”
Stevie & Steve Light, Kyle & Doug Parker
The Esteves:
Jeronimo and Jeronimo, Jr.
The Hastys:
Rick & Rick
Ken & Christopher Ingham,
John Murphy, Stuart Harries, Aaron Patience
They’re Back...
9 & Dine
From the Green Committee
Leigh Livesay, Chairman
We are pleased to welcome our new Director of Agronomy, Eric
von Hofen, who will oversee golf course care and maintenance
operations. Eric is a 1992 graduate of Ohio State University,
Agricultural Technical Institute. He has since amassed years of
experience in golf course care, including the new ultradwarf
grasses that we have here at Riviera – Tif-Eagle greens.
Additionally, he has been in charge of preparing a number of
courses for PGA Tour events. We are confident that his experience
and expertise will take us to the next level.
By the time you read this, we will have had two green
aerifications. There will be two additional ones by the end of the
summer, as well as a number of verticuts and other routine
summertime maintenance. This summer’s schedule will be a fairly
aggressive approach, with care taken to cause as little interruption
of play as possible, however some inconvenience may occur. We
thank you for your patience and promise that in the near future,
we will reap the benefits of this necessary maintenance.
2006 Schedule
July 20
August 24
September 28
5:30 P.M. Shotgun Start
Monthly Mixed Twilight Events
4-person Scramble
Make your own foursome or get paired up.
Dinner in the Grille follows golf.
Sign-Up in the Golf Shop.
2006 Riviera Golf Guest Days
Camp RIV 2006
Schedule
July 27
August 31
September 14
October 26
November 16
December 14
Summer Sports Camp
• Golf Member may bring up to three guests
• Two-day advance tee times
• The six months of May-October – guests play for cart fee only
• The six months of November-April – guests play for cart fee plus
reduced $45 guest fee.
Guest Cards
Dates
Week 5
July 3-7
(no camp on July 4 – prorated)
Week 6
July 10-14
As stated in Riviera’s bylaws (3.13), houseguests of Members not
residing within 100 miles of the Club property may be granted a
temporary guest membership permitting use and membership
privileges of the Club for a period of up to two consecutive weeks.
This privilege cannot be extended more than once within any six
consecutive months.
Call or stop by the Reception Desk for a guest card for your
houseguest(s) to use during their visit. Your guest(s) will be extended
the same privileges as allowed by your membership category. Fees and
charges will be billed directly back to your account.
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Week 7
July 17-21
Week 8
July 24-28
For more information,
please call (305) 661-5334
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Memorial Weekend Mixed Doubles’ Round Robin
Memorial Weekend Mixed Doubles’ Round Robin was a
huge succes. Twenty-eight people turned out for the
fantastic day!
Winners
Men
1st Place
2nd Place
Fernando Montana
Judge Paul Huck
Ladies
1st Place
2nd Place
Donna Fales
Olga Smith
Alina Pila, Tennis Pro
Donna Fales
Dr. Lon Dowlen and Fernando Montero
Olga Smith
Helen Hines
Michele Waters
Paul Huck
Thanks to our Junior Photographer, Blaise Waters, for the great pix!
After School Tennis
Junior Clinic
Summer Advanced
Junior Tennis Clinic
Begins August 28
Monday-Friday
10:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M.
and
4:00-6:00 P.M.
Pee Wee
3:15 P.M.
Junior
4:00-5:00 P.M.
Advanced
5:00-6:30 P.M.
For children ages 9-14
Minimum of four children
Oriented toward children for improvement
in a high performance group.
Call the Tennis Pro Shop
to make your reservations – 305-661-5334
• Two Hours of On-Court Training
• Shot Correction
• Technical and tactical work in three areas of on-court play
• Personal technical tutor
• Physical conditioning
• Coach-managed games
• Player evolution report
Ladies’ Tennis Mini Camp
Begins after Labor Day
Please call the Tennis Pro Shop
for more information or to register – 305-661-5334
Players training at the Summer Advanced Junior Clinic will
work toward diminishing weaknesses and increasing strengths.
Children will be encouraged to develop a mature game with
requisite skills for competing at higher levels of play.
Consequently, the development of long-range, intermediate, and
short term goals will be emphasized. The main goal of the clinic
is to help with the development of a well-rounded individual.
Our objective is to encourage the traits of successful tennis
athletes – self-discipline, determination, and concentration –
desirable for all areas of life.
Call the Tennis Pro Shop to enroll – 305-661-5334
Riviera on-line
Some of our Members have forgotten to give us an email address or to call when it has changed. Please log
on to www.rivieracc.com, go to the directory, and check
your information to see if it is correct. Also, do not
forget to let us know of any new additions to the family,
phone numbers, home and business addresses. If you
need to make changes or additions and need assistance,
call Elisa Swaebe, Membership Director at 305-6615531 or E-mail [email protected].
Log on to www.rivieracc.com for information on:
Special Events • Exercise Classes
Children’s Programs • Golf & Tennis
Bridge • Sponsorship Information, etc.
Suggestions
Suggestions for future events, topics for our Ladies’ Day
Luncheons, and dance classes are always welcome. Call
Elisa Swaebe at 305-661-5331 or E-mail:
[email protected].
Reminder
Please remember that private instructors – including, but
not limited to tennis instructors, golf instructors, bridge
instructors, and personal trainers – may not be brought
into Riviera Country Club.
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A Few Tips from The American Red Cross
To Keep You and Your Family Safe This Summer Season:
Swim only in areas where you are in a lifeguard’s line of
vision. If there is no guard on duty, swim with a partner or
make sure someone reliable is watching. Arm flotation devices
are a great idea for young children, but are not a replacement
for parental supervision.
WELLNESS TIPS FOR SUMMER…
Don’t forget your lips when applying sunscreen! The lower
lip is one of the most common sites for skin cancer. Use a clear
or colored sunscreen lipstick or, for better protection, an opaque
sun block.
If you have a pool at your home, keep the following close by
for use in an emergency situation: an 8-foot pole, a sturdy rope, For great BBQ hamburgers that are lower in fat, substitute
and a personal flotation device.
beans or grains (bulgur or rice) for some of the chopped meat.
This will also enhance the flavor and boost the fiber content of
Summer is ‘lightning season’! If you are caught outside during your burgers.
a lightning storm, do not hide under a tree or any other large
object, and do not congregate with other people. Separate, stay When shopping for new sneakers, take your old pair with
crouched low to the ground, and cover your ears!
you, so a knowledgeable salesperson can evaluate the wear
pattern to help you choose the right shoe. Wear the type of
Exposure to South Florida sun during the summer season can
socks you normally exercise in, and run around the store a bit
be extremely harmful, even after only a short period.
before you decide to purchase!
Thoroughly apply SPF of 15 or more within a few minutes of
sun exposure. Children should be covered immediately and
sun block reapplied frequently.
July Riviera Fitness Schedule
(see the website for possible changes to the August fitness schedule.)
TIME
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
6:15 A.M.
Indoor Cycling
w/ Arturo
BodyPump
w/ Stacy
Indoor Cycling
w/ Judy
BodyPump
w/ Stacy
Indoor Cycling
w/ Arturo
8:00 A.M.
Rock Solid
w/ Jackie
Rock Solid
w/ Mary
Hydracuatica
w/ Ana
8:15 A.M.
Yoga
w/ Adrienne
Hydracuatica
w/ Ana
9:15 A.M.
Circuit Training
w/ Mauricio
Cycle & Sculpt
w/ Cynthia
(9:15-10:30 A.M.)
5:00 P.M.
Yoga
w/ Paul R.
Yoga
w/ Paul
6:15 P.M.
Mat Pilates
w/ Louis
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Saturday
Circuit Training
Cycle & Sculpt
w/ Cynthia
(9:15-10:30 A.M.)
Yoga
w/ Terri
Yoga
w/ Paul
Yoga
w/ Paul R.
(6:00 P.M.)
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Mat Pilates
w/ Louis
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Family
Friday
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Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
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Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
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Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
Monday
30
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Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
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Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
16
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
9
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
Sunday
18
11
4
25
4th of July Celebration
Tuesday
5
• Golf, call 661-GOLF
• Tennis, call 661-5334
• Dinner Reservations,
call 661-5331
26
19
12
Wednesday
J U LY 2 0 0 6
6
7
28
Fabulous Friday,
Hunt Lounge upstairs,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Poolside Fun Fridays,
6:00-9:00 P.M.
21
Fabulous Friday,
Hunt Lounge upstairs,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Poolside Fun Fridays,
6:00-9:00 P.M.
14
Fabulous Friday,
Hunt Lounge upstairs,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Poolside Fun Fridays,
6:00-9:00 P.M.
Fabulous Friday,
Hunt Lounge upstairs,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Poolside Fun Fridays,
6:00-9:00 P.M.
Friday
Grille Room Hours of Operation:
Breakfast:
Daily
Lunch:
Daily
Dinner:
Wednesday-Saturday
Sunday Dinner:
Sundowners on the Terrace
Poolside Cafe:
Friday
Saturday-Thursday
Swimming Pool:
Friday
Saturday-Thursday
Riviera Golf Guest Day
27
20
13
Thursday
8
7:00-11:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.
5:30-9:30 P.M.
5:30-9:30P.M.
11:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.
11:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
29
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
22
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
Men’s Breakfast Shotgun
15
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
1
Saturday
6
7
28
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
21
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
14
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
Monday
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
Duplicate Bridge, 1:00 P.M.
27
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
20
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
13
Sundowners on the Terrace,
5:30-9:30 P.M.
Sunday
15
8
1
29
22
Tuesday
9
2
• Golf, call 661-GOLF
• Tennis, call 661-5334
• Dinner Reservations,
call 661-5331
30
23
16
Wednesday
A U G U ST 2 0 0 6
3
4
Fabulous Friday,
Hunt Lounge upstairs,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Poolside Fun Fridays,
6:00-9:00 P.M.
25
Fabulous Friday,
Hunt Lounge upstairs,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Poolside Fun Fridays,
6:00-9:00 P.M.
18
Fabulous Friday,
Hunt Lounge upstairs,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Poolside Fun Fridays,
6:00-9:00 P.M..
11
Fabulous Friday,
Hunt Lounge upstairs,
6:00-8:00 P.M.
Poolside Fun Fridays,
6:00-9:00 P.M..
Friday
Grille Room Hours of Operation:
Breakfast:
Daily
Lunch:
Daily
Dinner:
Wednesday-Saturday
Sunday Dinner:
Sundowners on the Terrace
Poolside Cafe:
Friday
Saturday-Thursday
Swimming Pool:
Friday
Saturday-Thursday
31
24
17
10
Thursday
7:00-11:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.
5:30-9:30 P.M.
5:30-9:30P.M.
11:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.
11:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
26
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
19
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
12
Men’s Tennis Doubles,
9:00 A.M.
5
Saturday
We Welcome Our New Staff to Riviera
Danny Pella,
Controller
Reggie Thomas,
Grille Room Manager
Eric von Hofen,
Director of Agronomy
Mirelio Marzo,
Building Superintendent
The Riviera Country Club
1155 Blue Road
Coral Gables, Florida 33146
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