July/August 2004 Old Course 15th Green From the Membership News Broken Sound was featured in the Sun-Sentinel for our project to General Manager benefit our overseas troops (details on Page 3). We extend our Dear Members, appreciation to everyone who generously donated items for this Coming to Broken Sound I patriotic tribute. was told by members and staff the Other local newspapers have featured Broken Sound Club summers are great- off season is activities in the past three months, including The Palm Beach Post, relaxing, a lot of the members are Boca News, and Boca Times. away, you’re on easy street for 4 Several Members upgraded to Golf Memberships in the past few months. Well this couldn’t be further from the truth. months. For those of you who are considering upgrading, now is the Construction and operational planning have not yet time. Until July 31st, you will have the choice of various payment discovered the ‘off season.’ plans, depending on the upgrade option you prefer. Eight resident Obviously, this is going to be a very special next few non-members have taken advantage of the incredible opportunity to months planning our next year. The budget and planning join Broken Sound Club in the past six weeks. We encourage all non- process is certainly not as simple as it was in the past. We members to consider this opportunity to enjoy the array of Club are creating a template for the future years to come so it is amenities, including tennis and golf. very important to myself and our managers as well as the Lana Schechter Board of Governors and Finance Committee that we get this Director of Membership done and done correctly. It is taking a lot of my time, so please forgive me if I don’t see you as often as I have. As well as the budgeting process, I am deeply involved Membership Report in coordinating, planning, and helping make selections of as of May 31, 2004 items and equipment with the team of contractors and staff Social 471 so that the main clubhouse opens on time and on budget. Tennis 188 This is certainly multi tasking! My calendar at the Master 392 moment is very full- and I’m still waiting for the “off- Old Course/Charter 343 season!” Total 1,394 That being said, this is a most exciting and exhilarating time to be at Broken Sound Club- the forefront of a new dawn. Just a few operational issues... We continue to enjoy member participation of the club both in dining and golf Condolences with many reciprocal participants from other clubs enjoying We wish to express our facilities. Memorial Day we had a huge turnout in the our condolences to heat for our BBQ- over 400 people- the largest in Broken the families of Sound Club history! We thank you for continuing to use, John Fengler and support and enjoy the club. Thomas Kloberg Sincerely, on their loss. John Crean, CCM, CHA
Welcome New Members Richard and Holly Aldahan – Tanglewood Dr. David and Joy Grossman – Timbermill Constance Rachlin – Banyans Don Barker and Janice Florin – Joel and Mindy Grey – Banyans Connie Russ and Allan Finkelman – Fairway Lakes Joan Halpern – Banyans Banyans Richard and Rhoda Berke – Banyans Jim and Luisa Jones – Laurel Pointe David and Susan Schleicher – Banyans Carlo and Susan Blanco – Banyans Dennis and Diane Kanfer – Oak Run Dr. David and Lauren Schor – Cedar Cay David and Roberta Charak – David Kleiner – Fairway Landing James and Stacie Segal – Oak Run Fairway Bend Gayle Magaro – Banyans Lois Silk – Oak Run Richard Davis – Timbermill Greg and Sharon Marten – Banyans Larry and Lynn Silverberg – Bridgepointe Sol and Seema Davis – Oak Run Arthur and Phyllis Meranus – Bay Pointe Nathan and Sally Soberman – Bay Pointe George and Jean Delatorre – Banyans Guillermo and Monica Michaels – Javan and Dalis Smith – Banyans Fredrick and Vivian Drozdoff – Bay Banyans Berj and Diana Tashjian – Banyans Pointe David and Helene Mintz – Timbermill Steven and Joyce Wiener – Banyans Jerry Fernandez and Dana Bird – Mark and Judith Needle – Water Oak Michael and Marjorie Weiss – Bermuda Run Thomas and Mary Nemet – Bay Isle Bermuda Run Jerry and Lesley Goldman – Arthur and Shirley Pollack – Grand Oaks Aaron and Barbara Zutler – Banyans Whisper Trace Gary and Arleen Post – Fairway Lakes
Page 2 Cover of Old Course 15th Green by Joel Norman Broken Sound From The Finance Committee… Income Statement Presented to the right are the financial results for the seven months of the fiscal year. As previously reported, at the request of the for the 7 Months Ending Finance Committee, Management prepared a revised forecast for this April 30, 2004 fiscal year. The forecast includes four months actual results (October- (in thousands) / (unaudited) January) and eight months of projections. The Revised Forecast presented for the seven months incorporates the revisions. For the third straight month the revenue for the club is up. Food 2003/04 Revised and Beverage sales are up over $175,000 of which $136,000 is due to Forecast increased banquet business. Our management team is aggressively Revenues seeking banquets not only for this fiscal year but for next year when Membership 4,791 4,784 our new clubhouse opens. The club’s policy is to only book banquets Food & Beverage 1,211 1,025 when it does not interfere with Member services. For the seven months Golf 1,256 1,144 period we have had a total of 108 banquets, 50 more than forecast. Fitness 361 320 Additionally the average meal prices are approximately $3.00 higher. Other Revenue 191 179 Total golf rounds are slightly up for the past two months, Total Revenues $7,810 $7,452 primarily at the Old Course. For the seven months payroll is $35,000 higher on $357,000 Cost of Goods Sold 793 642 additional revenues. The loss on operations for the 7 months is $46,000 less than forecast. Payroll Related 4,002 3,967 Our cash balances as of May 31, 2004 were approximately 6.5 million dollars. To date we have yet to draw down on our construction Expenses loan. Collections remain excellent. Membership 299 293 Management and the Finance Committee are currently working on Food & Beverage 342 305 next year’s budget. We expect to complete this tedious process Golf Course 814 826 sometime in mid July. Administrative & General 436 413 The board will be reviewing the budget and establishing next Utilities 151 143 year’s dues sometime in late July. We are sorry to see Renata Goldberg, our controller for 18 years Repairs & Maintenance 82 79 leave. We wish her well. We have hired Christina Miller as the new Fixed Charges 383 380 Director of Finance. We are also installing new accounting and point- Fitness 378 345 of-sale systems that will make our club more efficient. Please bear Miscellaneous 396 371 with us during this transition period. Please address any questions regarding financial matters in Total Other Expenses $3,281 $3,155 writing or e-mail to the Finance Committee at [email protected]. Contribution from Operations <266> <312> Irwin Glick & Shelly Siegel Co-Chairs Broken Sound Club Members Join Forces to Comfort Troops Broken Sound Club looked beyond its residential borders to Memorial Day collection. make Memorial Day weekend especially meaningful. Members Sue Salkeld, Social Coordinator, noted delivered hundreds of packages filled with an array of items, that the response to this campaign has been including toiletries, cameras, snacks, games, and CDs to the Club phenomenal. "Even the youngest Members at on Memorial Day. The project was launched in conjunction with Broken Sound Club participated by writing Forgotten Soldiers, Inc., to provide comfort to U.S. troops in Iraq. cards and letters to show their appreciation. While Broken Sound Club is undergoing a $34 million This is what community is all about," she renovation, the Club's leadership feels it is important to create a explained. Members who were unable to tradition of taking care of people in other areas, according to John attend the Memorial Day program began John Crean & Crean. He acknowledged that the Memorial Day project reflects dropping off Jerry Newburg the generosity and patriotism of the Club's Members. packages at the Broken Sound Club Member Sanford Sadja recruited several beginning of May, friends to participate in this patriotic effort. "I am proud to live in to make sure they a country club community where my neighbors are doing an were counted, unselfish act by showing support for our service men and according to women," he explained. "This project demonstrates our Salkeld. unconditional appreciation for our troops,” he added. Mike Mullaugh, Mayor Steve Boca Raton Mayor Steven Abrams conveyed his pride to the Kelly Becker & Abrams & Sandy Sadja Broken Sound Members and staff who participated in the Sue Salkeld July/August 2004 Page 3 Board of Governors 2004-2005
Michael Mullaugh Franklin Loh Howard M. Schwartz Irwin Glick Marvin Dicker President First Vice President Second Vice President Treasurer Secretary
Shelly Siegel Ed West Linda Selbst Don Schaevitz
David Segal Larry Bjornsen Milt Weiss Don Mitzner
2004 – 2005 Committee Chairs
Finance Fitness Property Old Course (liaison) Irwin Glick Ed West Howard M. Schwartz Don Mitzner
Tennis Legal Social Irwin Glick Michael Mullaugh David Segal
Golf Grievance Human Resources Shelly Siegel Linda Selbst Marvin Dicker
Green House Membership Franklin Loh Don Schaevitz Milt Weiss
Page 4 Broken Sound Golf
Club Course News Tip from the Pro: The Club Course has been staying active, “The Buried Lie” with various summer events and clinics. In the month of May, we had the popular Couples’ Nine What do you do when you find your ball plugged or & Dine Scramble, which is always very buried in that green side bunker? Many times I see amateur successful. This is an ongoing event for our golfers walk up to the buried ball, take their normal bunker Members to get out in the afternoons and play a stance, open the sand wedge, and swing for the hills. They social round of golf with friends and enjoy dinner think this is the only way to get the ball out of the bunker, only at the Center Court Café. to find it has moved a foot and still sits in the bunker. Here are Those Members who have participated in several tips for getting out of the bunker on the first try. both the men’s and ladies’ summer interclub When you are trying to free a buried ball, you must use leagues have found the competitive formats to be the digging or leading edge of the pitching wedge or sand both challenging and rewarding. For the men, we wedge. There are several things you need to do to help achieve have the Men’s South County League, as well as this position at impact. First, square your stance up and place the Emerald League. For the women, we have more weight on your left side (65-35). Second, place the ball in South Palm Beach Women’s League, Palm Beach the middle of your stance. Remember, we want the club to dig County Women’s Golf Association, and Boca Ray in the sand, not skip. When you set your hands on the club, grip Interclub League, in addition to our Tuesday it normally, but toe the club face in slightly. The club face will be Women’s Summer League for our Members. aimed to the left of your target. Don’t worry, because the sand The Summer Reciprocal Program is will square the face of the club, making the ball travel toward underway. Our Members may take advantage of your target. the quieter summer months to experience playing To execute the shot, you must take the club up steep, golf at some of the wonderful golf clubs in the making sure you hinge the wrists. This will create the desired local area. If you have any interest in playing at angle of attack when striking the sand. The key here is not to any of the participating courses, please call the swing all the way through the ball. You must leave the club Golf Shop for additional information. head in the sand, as it forces the ball out. Once the ball does come out, it will have top-spin on it, making the ball roll further than normal. Take your distance into consideration before Scott Feller PGA executing the shot. Head Golf Professional The key to bunker shots is to get the ball out on the first try. Remember these tips next time you have that buried lie in a bunker. You will see improvements in your sand play. Keep it in the short grass!!
Anthony Malizia Assistant Head Golf Professional Club Course
Chelsea Club Course Information
Scott Feller, Head Golf Pro Driving Range Hours Broken Sound 241-6806 Friday-Tuesday 7:00 A.M.-Dark On-line Pro Shop 241-6860 Wednesday Tee Time System 7:00 A.M.-6:30 P.M. Pro Shop Hours Book a Tee Time on-line at Wednesday-Monday Thursday www.brokensoundclub.org 7:00 A.M.- 5:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M.-Dark
July/August 2004 Page 5 Turf Talk Bunkers: Hazards OR Havens USGA Greens Section, April 2004 In his famous book The Spirit of St. Andrews, Alister Mackenzie stated, “Many poor golf courses are made in an endeavor to eliminate the element of luck.” Uniform, ultra-firm conditions in every hazard, in effect, remove an element of luck from the game. This is not meant to imply that bunkers should never be raked or that every stray shot into a bunker should result in the same penalty as a shot into a water hazard. However, the delicate equilibrium between a penalty and the ability to recover from an errant shot has been upset when anything but a perfect lie in the sand is deemed unacceptable. It is better to accept a good lie in a bunker as good luck and a difficult lie as bad luck than to debate what is fair and unfair on an area of the course that was designed to be avoided in the first place. Broken Sound’s golf maintenance bunker program dedicates three employees each day to each course. They complete the bunker preparation around 10:00 A.M. We try to maintain the bunker faces at an average depth of one inch of sand. This is the depth that we find the ball will not plug and typically roll back to the center of the bunker. We do not create lines in the sand on the faces with rakes, because this disrupts the packing of the sand, making it softer and allowing more risk of plugging. The USGA rules state that a bunker should be well defined as to where a hazard begins and ends. The staff creates a defined edge mechanically by establishing a lip. The bottoms of the traps have between four and six inches of sand, and the trap-raking equipment has been modified to have brooms attached to try and make the bottoms of the bunkers as uniform as possible and to create a (Left) L-R: Don & Nanci Tuck, firmness to the bottoms. We must remember that all the and Dick & Sheila Asher work the staff does to the bunkers to make them consistent can still be altered simply by the weather. Prolonged hot, dry conditions can make the bunkers powdery and soft. Rainy weather can move sand, changing depths, and making sand sticky and firm. Enjoy the courses and stay out of those bunkers!
(Right) L-R: Dr. Joseph & Joan Jeff Newman, Director Criscione, and Marvin & Joan Steinberg Golf Course Maintenance Club Course SUMMER Clinics Social and Tennis Members Welcome Ladies’ Clinic Summer Golf Clinics Cost: $20 per session Every Tuesday at 10 A.M. Sessions: 9-10 A.M. $100 for six-session series, Hosted by: also includes brunch following August 10th session LPGA Teaching Professional, Barbara Mizrahie & PGA Teaching Professional, Donnie Green • July 13 & 27 • August 10 Sign-ups Located Weekly in the Golf Shop Instruction Given on North Side of Driving Range To register, please contact the Golf Shop at 241-6800
Page 6 Broken Sound Golf Old Course News The weather is starting to heat up, and the Happenings at the Old Course humidity levels are climbing. With the change in By now I am sure that most of you know that the weather conditions, you will start to notice some Clubhouse has been completely demolished. At the time of this changes to the course. The Rye grass has died, and writing we have all of our construction permits except for the the Bermuda grass has taken off. The greens have Fire Department Permit and we anticipate having that soon as also been aerified, which has contributed to better we have a meeting scheduled with the Fire Dept this week. growing conditions. With that in mind as you are reading this, construction should The bathrooms have been completed and a new have commenced. Our schedule anticipates the Clubhouse to be lightning detection system has been installed. One completed in April, weather cooperating. long blast of the horn indicates that a storm is The golf course is in a state of metamorphosis right now. approaching. Seek immediate shelter. Three short The rough has been severely cut down to destroy the rye grass blasts indicate all clear. Resume play. and allow the Bermuda to get sun and grow. The entire course The change in weather conditions not only affects has been treated with “Curfew”, a chemical that kills the many the condition of the course, but your body as well. bugs that try to inhabit the course. In order to properly treat the You are encouraged to please drink plenty of water course the grass is cut down to a bare minimum and then the to stay hydrated. The beverage cart will still be course is verticut. It takes approximately 2-3 weeks for the grass available on a daily basis, so please call the Pro Shop to grow back. What we need now is time and Mother Nature to or ask the ranger for a drink. We will be happy to cooperate with some badly needed rain. There was an e-mail bring some drinks out to you. sent to all Old Course Members in June explaining the work You are also encouraged to take advantage of our being done at the Old Course in detail and also posted on the summer clinic specials, twilight mixers, and many Broken Sound website along with a letter from Gene Bates that other tournaments throughout the summer. Please outlines the direction the course has to go through. Anyone see the calendar, the golf TV channel, or call the Pro interested should read this; it is very informative. However rest Shop for clinic and tournament details. assured that all is under control and that every effort is being made to make certain that we have one of the finest courses in PLEASE: South Florida. We fully expect the golf course to be in excellent • Invite faster groups to play through playing condition for the upcoming season. • Rake the bunkers Additionally, as on-going projects, we continue our • Fill your divots plantings and beautification of the golf course and are exploring • Repair your ball marks on the greens ways of improving upon our food and beverage facilities for next season. I hope that everyone has a wonderful, safe and For information, please call the Pro Shop at 994- healthy summer. 8505. For the Chelsea Tee Time reservation system, please call 997-1146. Sincerely, Ivan Snyder John Skaf Chairman Head Golf Professional Old Course Committee
Old Course Information
John Skaf Pro Shop Head Golf Pro Hours 241-6893 Tuesday-Sunday 7:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Pro Shop 994-8505 Driving Range Hours Tuesday-Sunday 7:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.
July/August 2004 Page 7 Food & Beverage We can now see a significant decline in our membership in the Hours of Operation dining room, as the steamy summer months descend upon us and the temperature rapidly rises. Many of our Members have closed up for the Centre Court Café their winter homes and traveled back to the ‘cooler’ climates. That leaves just a portion of faithful Broken Sound Club Members here to Breakfast ‘hold down the fort’. You will continue to see progress. You are aware that although our ranks are thinner now, the Monday through Friday show goes on. It is the full commitment of the Food and Beverage 7:00-9:00 A.M. Department to continue to serve our Members, be it a table at the Centre Court Café, with two people stopping by after tennis or golf Complimentary Bagels and Coffee for a cool summer salad, or a party of 200 for our annual July Fourth in the Breezeway Celebration. Our staff is here to serve you and we encourage you to dine at the Café, which is open for lunch seven days a week, and for dinner Saturday & Sunday on Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday evenings. We will continue our 9:00-11:00 A.M. Friday evening Happy Hour, from 5:30 to 7:30 P.M. Come and enjoy the evenings with your guests. Some people relish the rush of the A la carte season; others know the ‘off-season’ brings a sense of peace and serenity. In an effort to further serve you, we have instituted a new Lunch “To-Go” menu. You can pick up a copy of the menu at the Centre (Reservations Not Accepted) Court Café or print it right off the Broken Sound website. Daily The “To Go” hours are as follows: 11:00 A.M.-2:30 P.M. Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday A la carte lunch is available on Orders may be placed between 5:00 and 7:30 P.M.
Monday through Friday. The Tuesday, Friday, & Sunday buffet is available on Saturday and Order from Existing Menus Sunday. Please call the Café at 561-241-6815
Dinner Thank you for your continued support and, as always, my door is open. I look forward to seeing you over the coming months. (Reservations Required) Seatings begin at 6:00 P.M. Edward Cichielo Food and Beverage Director Tuesday A la carte Dinner
Friday A la carte Dinner
Friday Happy Hour 5:30-7:30 P.M. Drink Specials, Complimentary Hors d’oeuvres and Live Music
Sunday Sunset Dinner Buffet
Page 8 Broken Sound Fourth of July Dinner In the air-conditioned tent +
Sunday, July 4, 2004 4th6:00-9:00 P.M. + Featuring Leonardo + Homemade Soup & Lavish Salad Station Chilled Shrimp Gazpacho Accompanied by a Elaborate Selection of Salads + CARVING STATION Whole Roasted Turkey + served with giblet gravy and cranberry sauce Ancho Grilled Skirt Steak Corn Bread and Garlic Bread + HOT ENTREES + 8 oz. Black Angus Hamburgers Southern Fried Chicken ¼ Pound Hot Dogs with Sauerkraut BBQ Baby Back Ribs + Catch du jour Mussels with Garlic and White Wine Sauce Grilled Italian Rope Sausage with Sweet Peppers and Onions Corn-on-the-Cob + Boston Baked Beans + Steak Fries and Onion Rings
DESSERT Assorted freshly baked regular and sugar free desserts, Ice Cream Pops, Brownie Ice Cream Sundae Station with Assorted Toppings and Fresh fruit display
Complimentary Draft Beers
$26.95 per person plus tax + Children 4-10 years half-price plus tax. Casual Attire – Shorts Acceptable No Hats or Logoed Tee Shirts
Reservations are Currently being Accepted. Please call 561-241-6800.
July/August 2004 Page 9 Tennis My Side of the Court by Greg Wheaton, Tennis Director With summer in full swing we are staying under the canopies a little longer between games. Our Ladies’ Summer League is playing on Tuesdays until August 3rd. I hope everyone enjoys their traveling this summer, but if you’re in town for the July 4th holiday, take advantage of the Compass Draw scheduled for July 5th, at 9:00 A.M. This will be everyone's opportunity to get a Broken Sound tee shirt, if you can beat the pro immediately following the event. If you are new to our Club and would like to join some (Above): Blue Team tennis games, please stop by the shop and introduce yourself Color War and let us help you enjoy your Club.
Just a Reminder (Left): Fabio Faerman, We require proper tennis attire at all times for Tennis Members June Speisman, Joanne and their guests. This means a tennis skirt for the women and Cooper, and Drew Hafets tennis shorts for the men. Although Broken Sound and other tennis-related tee shirts are acceptable, collared shirts are preferred. Running shoes are not permitted. Thank you for your continued cooperation. (Right): Leonard Kaye, Tennis Events Antony Emerson, Martin Epstein, Compass Draw and Doug Small Monday, July 5, 9:00 A.M. Join us for this fun-filled event to close out your holiday weekend. There will be a continental breakfast at 8:00 A.M., warm up at 8:30 A.M., with tennis starting at 9:00 A.M. There is a sign-up required for this event. (Left): Chris Lee, Cindy Braun, Ann Leav, and Bob Grossman Beat The Pro Is your tee shirt getting old and ragged? Sign up for the Beat (Below): Jim Willwerth, The Pro immediately following the Round Robin and receive a Howard Schwartz, new Club shirt. There will be plenty of shade under the canopy Bob Schweitzer, while you wait your turn, so there are no excuses. How funny and Drew Hafets does Vernon look when he has to run holding Greg’s hand? Come out to watch and join the fun this July 5th. (Bottom Left) (L-R): Robin Sapirstein, Madaline Bender, Diane Mischel, Sandra Ende, Molly Mendelsohn, Vernon Tennis Information Gettone, Phyllis Morgenstern, Jean O'Malley, Susan Stein, Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis: 241-6888 Robin Weinfeld, Susan Small Pro Shop: 241-6880 (Bottom Right): Robin Hours of Operation Sapirstein and Cyd Berusch Monday: 7:30 A.M.-12:00 P.M. Tuesday-Friday: 7:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Saturday-Sunday: 7:30 A.M.-3:00 P.M.
Free Guest Days • Wednesday All Day • Sunday after 11:00 A.M. On weeks where a holiday falls, i.e. Thanksgiving week: the Wednesday free guest day is after 11 A.M. • Only guests of Tennis and Golf Members may play tennis
Page 10 Broken Sound Spa New Guest Policy Spa Summer Special The Spa is pleased to announce that the 11:00 A.M. restriction If you have been considering having your first facial at the for guests using the gym has been lifted. Members may now Spa, now is the perfect time to take advantage of our summer have their guests work out anytime, through October 15th. special. For all of you first timers, we will be offering a complimentary skin analysis, as well as a paraffin hand Aqua Classes and Lap Swimming treatment with your first facial. For all of our faithful regulars, We will continue to have access to the aqua classes and lap we will be offering our Plantomer Lift-Off Facial, with a pool at the Boca Athletic Club, located on Yamato Road, just complimentary paraffin hand treatment. This Facial is great for east of Military Trail. We have access to the aqua classes and sensitive or sunburned skin, which we all know happens too lap swimming from 7:00 to 11:00 A.M., and lap swimming often in Florida. This $105 value package will be offered for from 5:00 to 7:30 P.M. daily. $80 through the summer. For those of you who are stressed out and want to relax, Pool at Addison Reserve Country Club treat yourself to a massage at the Spa. We will offer a series of For the second season in a row, Addison Reserve is allowing seven one-hour Swedish Massages for $483. You will receive a our Members to use their pool for social and lap swimming. complimentary half-hour massage at the end of your package, Members will have access to dining and pool facilities only a $50 value. through October 31st. Broken Sound Members must have their Broken Sound I.D. card with them to obtain access into Spa Bio Addison Reserve. You will also need your card when charging Andrea Huda, our Lead Massage Therapist, oversees the with a credit card at their dining facilities. Please remember to massage program at Broken Sound. She has been a Licensed check in at their Fitness Center before using the pool. Massage Therapist for ten years, eight of them spent here at Broken Sound. Aerobics Classes She is responsible for coordinating the spa massage menu Class schedules are available at the Spa front desk and are also and training the massage staff. She introduced aromatherapy posted on the Broken Sound website. We will do our best to to Broken Sound in 1997, and hot stone therapy in 2001. She maintain the majority of classes that we offered during the custom blends all of the aromatherapy used for the spa season, as long as we continue to have strong participation. massage menu. Andrea specializes in Ortho-Bionomy, which is a gentle, Teen Classes non-invasive form of body therapy. It is highly effective in working with chronic stress, injuries, pain, and postural For those teens interested in staying fit, the Spa has the imbalances. Ortho-Bionomy reduces muscle tension, increases following programs: range of motion, improves circulation, and relaxes the entire body. She also has a strong background in relaxation massage, Monday – Group Boot Camp • 8:00 A.M. (Ends August 9) aromatherapy, and sports massage, and is able to provide an eclectic mix of these therapies to suit individual needs. Tuesday – Interval Training • 5:30 P.M. Andrea has a prior background in corporate administration and is a graduate of Rutgers University. Wednesday – Group Boot Camp • 8:00 A.M. (Ends August 9) Spa Services Thursday – Circuit Training • 6:30 P.M. All Spa services, including massage, facial, nails, and waxing, Sunday – Spinning • 11:00 A.M. may be booked by calling the Spa front desk, at 241-6899. Any cancellations must be made four hours in advance or there will There is a fee for the group boot camp program. For more be a charge of 50 percent of the service. The full fee will be details, call 241-6899. charged for no-shows.
Physical Therapy Lecture: Spa Information Lose Your Pain, Change Your Game Broken Sound’s Physical Therapist, Domenic Pompile, will be Chuck McElligott, Hours of Operation giving an informative lecture on Postural Dysfunction. Most Director of Fitness & Spa Monday - Thursday neck, shoulder, and back pain are directly related to Postural 241-6898 6:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Dysfunction. Join us at the Spa and learn more about your posture and how to improve it. Learn the benefits to your Spa Reception Desk Friday game and your overall quality of life. The lecture will take 241-6899 6:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. place Tuesday, July 27th. Please sign up by calling the Spa front desk at 241-6899 by Friday, July 23rd. Saturday and Sunday 7:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
July/August 2004 Page 11 Social Events Anything Goes Summer Show Lineup A musical comedy of love lost and then found Cole Friday, August 27 The life & music of Cole Porter 7 P.M. Departure, Stage Door Theatre Friday, July 9 $34.00 pp includes transportation 7 P.M. Departure, Stage Door Theatre $34.00 pp includes transportation Classes The Water Coolers Art Class – Making Metal Jewelry Without Heat New musical revue direct from New York With award-winning artist, instructor and lecturer Celebrating what it takes to get through the work week Phyllis C. Annunziato Sunday, July 18 Friday, July 23 12:30 P.M. Departure, Actors’ Playhouse 1 P.M. $37.00 pp includes transportation $45.00 pp includes Workshop & Materials
Heaven Help Us Swingin’ new Rat Pack musical world premiere Lectures Wednesday, August 4 Professor Ann B. Slifkin, M.A. 8 P.M. Showtime, Florida Stage The most significant women of the 20th Century $35.00 pp Transportation on your own Friday, August 27, 2004 4 P.M. Elvis Celebrate the life & music of The King of Rock and Roll Saturday, August 14 Call Al or Sue Salkeld at 241-6846 for more 6:45 P.M. Departure, Broward Center For The Performing Arts information or to make reservations. $48.00 pp includes transportation G Island Breeze G
Page 12 Broken Sound Coming in the 2004-2005 Season If you’re interested in attending any of these shows, please check the box and indicate the number of tickets you will need. q ___ Oklahoma (Musical) q ___ Mr. Scrooge Broward Center For The Performing Arts (Musical comedy version of Dickens’ holiday classic) October 5-17 Sunday, December 12, 12:00 P.M. Show, Delray Beach Playhouse $20.00 pp, Transportation on your own q ___ Sheer Madness (Interactive comedy whodunit) Sunday, October 10, 12:30 P.M. Departure, Actors’ Playhouse q ___ Florida Follies (Singers/Dancers/Specialty Acts) $36.00 pp includes transportation Saturday, December 18, 7 P.M. Departure, Parker Playhouse $40.00 pp includes transportation q ___ Diana, A Celebration The life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales q ___ Hairspray (Musical) Friday, October 15, 2004 January 5-16, Broward Center for the Performing Arts 11:00 A.M. Departure, Lunch on your own Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art q ___ Three Cantors (Musical Review) $27.00 pp includes transportation Sunday, January 23, 2 P.M. FAU $30.50 pp Transportation on your own q ___ Lord of The Dance Traditional and modern Celtic music & dance q ___ Real Men (World Premier, New Musical) Saturday, October 23 Wednesday, January, 26, 5 P.M. Departure, Coconut Grove 1:45 P.M., Departure, Broward Center for the Performing Arts $36.00 pp includes transportation $66.00 pp includes transportation q ___ Will Rogers Follies (Musical) q ___ The King And I (Musical) Friday, February 4, 8 P.M. Stage Door Theatre November 2-14, Broward Center for the Performing Arts $22.00 pp q ___ Hello Dolly (Musical) q ___ Oliver (Dickens’ Musical) Friday, November 5, 8 P.M. Stage Door February 9-20, Broward Center for the Performing Arts $22.00 pp Transportation on your own q ___ Constant Wife (Comedy of marital maneuvers) q ___ Hoagy (Music of Hoagy Carmichael) Wednesday, March 2, 5 P.M. Departure, Coconut Grove Wednesday, November 11 $36.00 pp includes transportation 5 P.M. Departure, Coconut Grove Playhouse $36.00 pp includes transportation q ___ Jump Jive & Swing (Musical Review) Sunday, March 20, 7 P.M., FAU q ___ Beauty And The Beast (Fairy tale musical love story) $30.50 pp Transportation on your own Sunday, November 21 12:30 P.M. Departure, Broward Center for the Performing Arts q ___ Jekyl & Hyde (Musical) $36.00 pp includes transportation Friday, March 25, 8 P.M., Stage Door Theatre $22.00 pp Transportation on your own q ___ Motown Night (The Temptations & The Four Tops) Saturday, November 27, 5 P.M. Departure, q ___ La Boheme (Opera) Broward Center for the Performing Arts Friday, April 1, 4:30 P.M. Departure Kravis Center $65.00 pp includes transportation $97.00 pp includes transportation q ___ Crush The Infamous Thing q ___ Chicago (Musical) (Classic screwball comedy about Hollywood in the 1930s) April 12 – 17 Wednesday, December 8, 5 P.M. Departure, Coconut Grove $36.00 pp includes transportation q ___ Steins Of Broadway Musical Review Tuesday, April 19, 6 P.M., Benvenuto’s q ___ Hansel and Gretel – The Opera $50.00 pp includes Dinner & Show Friday, December 10, 4:30 P.M. Departure, Kravis Center $97.00 pp includes transportation
While we are still not sure of the exact dates for some shows, now is the time to let us know which shows you would be interested in attending and how many tickets you would need. This is not a commitment, but will help us block out enough RSVP seats. As soon as exact dates are available, we will contact you. Name: ______Phone:______Membership Number:______Mail or fax (241-6804) this form to the Al Salkeld. For questions, please call 241-6846 July/August 2004 Page 13 Kids’ Memorial Day at the Club
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July/August 2004 Page 15 Women’s Club Save the Date I hope this finds you all resting and enjoying the THE CAPITAL CLUB REUNION quiet summer months, wherever you might be. We January 27, 2005 on the Board of Women’s Club are very busy This is for Members from Maryland and Washington D.C. planning for another interesting and enriching season More information to follow at both The Polo Club, as well as our own Clubhouse. We shall be meeting at The Polo Club from November through January, but shall return to Book Group Broken Sound for the months of February, March, The Book Group extends a warm invitation to all who are and April. We can’t wait to be back in our own interested in reading fine books and participating in lively discussions. “home” again. OUR SCHEDULED MEETINGS ARE: Remember that your membership will be January 13 • Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China by Jung Chang automatically renewed UNLESS we hear from you by February 10 • Empire Falls by Richard Russo September 15, 2004. March 9 & April 20 • To be Announced Please mark your calendars now for this year’s Gala Luncheon and Fashion Show, for Members and their guests, to be held in The Polo Club’s Grand Ballroom, on Thursday, November 18. We have all new models and shops, with lots of surprises. Your invitation will be arriving in the fall. Apri1 19, 2004 Would you believe that our membership continues to grow by leaps and bounds, with a total number now of over 460 women? Isn’t that terrific? Dear Broken Sound Club: This makes Women’s Club the largest club within all On behalf of the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, let me of Broken Sound! take this opportunity to thank you for your donation to our Senior If you have not yet joined and would like to Citizens Outreach Program cell-phone distribution. Your participate in all the fun and interesting things we do thoughtful cell-phone(s) donations will go a long way in assisting each month, please call Rowena Kovler at 241-5486. our elderly citizens in obtaining emergency assistance promptly. Come, make new friends, and be part of this The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Senior Citizens wonderful group! Outreach Program is just another way to fulfill Sheriff’s Bieluch’s promise of “Putting Citizens First,” and we want to thank you See you in November. again for your participation in helping us serve our neighbors throughout our county. Marjorie Lassoff Sincerely, President Phil Gould Volunteer Major SOS Boca Friends for Cancer Research Benefitting the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami • Officers for the 2004-2005 year. President Emeritus: Barbara Pessel Co-Presidents: Ruth Perel, Dorothy Isaacs Treasurer: Hannah Scheff Corresponding/Recording Secretary: Barbara Greenberg Vice Presidents: Fund Raising: Susan Kotkin, Loretta Fine, Roberta Oberman, Robin Schumer Education: Barbara Corwin Publicity & Communication: Doris Epstein, Rochelle Tanger Cards and Donor Credit: Bunny Sabath Angels, Royal Crowns & Plaques: Rochelle Tanger Membership: Caroline Sacks, Edie Straus Hospitality: Arnie Spevak: Barbara Snyder Coins for the Cure: Loretta Fine Member Liaison: Ellie Graber Physician Referral: Barbara Pessel: 561-736-7772 Robin Schumer: 561-241-2408 Arnie Spevak: 561-242-6417
Page 16 Broken Sound Phone Numbers Cards and Games Administration John Crean, General Manager/C.O.O. 241-6855 Cathy Rossomango, Assistant General Manager 241-6837 Mike Lombardi, Director, Human Resources 241-6886 at the Spa Diana Johnston, Executive Administrative Assistant 241-6810 Accounting Christina (Chris) Miller, Director of Finance 241-6834 Daytime Cards/Mah Jongg Club Billing 241-6830 Fitness & Spa Monday through Saturday Chuck McElligott, Director 241-6898 Reception/Appointment Desk 241-6899 12:00-4:00 P.M. Food & Beverage Reservations are not required Ed Cichielo, Director 241-6831 Helmut Karner, Executive Chef 241-6891 during the summer. Dining Reservations Centre Court Café 241-6800 Each Member may Golf Course Conditions 241-6845 bring one guest. Tee Time Computer 997-1146 Club Course Scott Feller, Head Golf Professional 241-6806 Evening Cards/Mah Jongg Pro Shop 241-6860 Old Course Monday through Thursday John Skaf, Head Golf Professional 241-6893 Pro Shop 994-8505 6:00-11:00 P.M. Golf Course Maintenance Jeff Newman, Director 997-7793 Reservations are not required. Membership Each Member may Lana Schechter, Director/Newsletter Editor 241-6820 Jean Ouellette, Assistant 241-6835 bring one guest. Social Activities Al Salkeld, Director 241-6846 The guest must play Tennis in the Member’s game. Greg Wheaton, Director 241-6888 Pro Shop 241-6880 Automated Reservations 989-5279 Other Numbers Thursday Evening Access Control (Guest Access) 998-5823/5818 Banyans Gate 241-5947 Duplicate Bridge Club Reception 241-6800 Community Association Services 994-1788 Resumes September 9, 2004 Community Maintenance Association (CMA) 998-5813 Hostess Podium (Centre Court Cafe) 241-6815 Lang Management 487-9790 Mahogany Services 997-6453 Club Channels Security (Yamato Road Gate) 997-6935 (Please note changes) United Community Management (954) 752-8119 Valet 271-5500 Channel 13 Golf Tee Times Channel 38 Golf Department Manager’s E-mail: Channel 62 Tennis, Fitness/Spa [email protected] Channel 63 Social, Dining, General Information Board of Governors: [email protected] Channel 32 CMA July 2004 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Fitness 123 Old Course Golf / Dining Club Course Golf Tennis Happy Hour Dining / Social Clinic FOURTH OF JULY Compass Draw BSWGA Play with the Pro 45678910Old Course Closed Michele Kondras Flag Tournament Clinic Tee Times Play with the Pro Clinic Kevin Matheson Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Play with the Pro Clinic 12:15 PM Happy Hour Anthony Malizia Old Course Committee Play with the Pro Play with the Pro Fourth of July Dinner Meeting, 4 PM Clinic Ian Kahn Scott Feller Theatre Trip Clinic BSWGA Play with the Pro 11 12Mini-Member/Guest 13 14 15Michele Kondras 16 17 Clinic Play with the Pro Golf School Kevin Matheson Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Play with the Pro Play with the Pro Play with the Pro 12:15 PM Ian Kahn Scott Feller Clinic Anthony Malizia Clinic Old Course Closed Clinic Golf School Golf School Happy Hour Clinic BSWGA Play with the Pro 18 19Clinic 20 21 22Michele Kondras 23 24 Play with the Pro Couples Nine and Dine Play with the Pro Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Clinic Kevin Matheson 12:15 PM Play with the Pro Scott Feller Play with the Pro Clinic Ian Kahn Art Class Anthony Malizia Clinic BOG Open Meeting, Theatre Trip Old Course Closed Budget Forum, 4 PM Budget Forum, 5:30 PM 8:30 AM Happy Hour Clinic BSWGA 25 26Club Championship 27 28 29 30 31 Clinic Play with the Pro Play with the Pro Michele Kondras Kevin Matheson Lecture Play with the Pro Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Clinic Anthony Malizia 12:15 PM Play with the Pro Play with the Pro Clinic Old Course Closed Clinic Ian Kahn Scott Feller Happy Hour Clinic August 2004 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday BSWGA Travel Day 1234567Play with the Pro Clinic Michele Kondras Old Course Closed Clinic Play with the Pro Play with the Pro Ian Kahn Clinic Anthony Malizia Play with the Pro Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Play with the Pro Kevin Matheson 12:15 PM Theatre Trip Scott Feller Happy Hour Clinic BSWGA Travel Day Play with the Pro 8 9 10 11 12Michele Kondras 13 14 Clinic Play with the Pro Anthony Malizia Old Course Closed Play with the Pro Play with the Pro Golf School Clinic Ian Kahn Scott Feller Clinic Clinic Play with the Pro Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Clinic Kevin Matheson 12:15 PM Golf School Golf School Happy Hour Theatre Trip BSWGA Travel Day Play with the Pro 15 16BOG Meeting 17 18 19Michele Kondras 20 21 Clinic 9-Hole Mixer Old Course Closed Play with the Pro Clinic Nine and Dine Clinic Anthony Malizia Play with the Pro Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Play with the Pro Play with the Pro Clinic Kevin Matheson 12:15 PM Ian Kahn Scott Feller Happy Hour Clinic BSWGA Travel Day Play with the Pro 22 23 24 25 26Michele Kondras 27 28 Clinic Clinic Old Course Closed Clinic Play with the Pro Play with the Pro Junior Clinic Play with the Pro Ian Kahn Scott Feller Happy Hour Anthony Malizia Play with the Pro Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Lecture Clinic Kevin Matheson 12:15 PM Junior Clinic Junior Clinic Theatre Trip Clinic 29 30BSWGA Travel Day 31 Clinic Old Course Closed Clinic Play with the Pro Men’s “What’s Up” Group, Clinic Kevin Matheson 12:15 PM Fitness Old Course Golf / Dining Club Course Golf Tennis Dining / Social Around the Club
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