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the Club at Boca Pointe 7144 Boca Pointe Drive, Boca Raton, Florida 33433(561) 864-8500 • fax: (561) 864-8590

FOOD & BEVERAGE

Dining Reservations 864-8503Grand Café 864-8504Grand Café Lounge 864-8505Main Dining Room 864-8506Main Dining Room Lounge 864-8507Center Court Café 864-8508Match Pointe Café 864-8509Catering 864-8510

SOCIAL & ENTERTAINMENT 864-8517

GOLF DEPARTMENT

Morning Tee Time Reservation 864-8520Afternoon Tee Time Reservation 864-8521Golf Pro Shop 864-8522Ladies’ Golf Locker Room 864-8524Men’s Golf Locker Room 864-8525

TENNIS DEPARTMENT

Tennis Court Reservation 391-9897AC Tennis 864-8551AC Tennis Pros 864-8528Tennis Pro Shop at Center Court 864-8529

CLUBHOUSE

Food & Beverage Manager 864-8545Ladies’ Card Room 864-8546Men’s Card Room 864-8547

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

Board Office 864-8531General Manager’s Office 864-8533Controller’s Office 864-8544Member Statement Questions 864-8535Membership Department 864-8539

ATHLETICS CENTER

Athletics Center 864-8551Spa 864-8552Children’s Corner 864-8553

WEBSITE

theclubatbocapointe.com

BOARD OF GOVERNORSSandy Schneider Chairman

Marcia Lamel Vice-ChairmanAlan Taylor TreasurerCarol Kaye Secretary

Steve Drandoff GovernorPeter Lebowitz Governor

Franklyn B. Weichselbaum Governor

Ian Fetigan General Manager

MANAGEMENT STAFFLouis Bencini Chief EngineerTerry Daniels Executive ChefBuck Deibel Director of Golf

Sherri Giannone Director of Athletics CenterLisa Hancock Director of Human Resources

Helen Karpel Director of Finance & OperationsRichard Martino Food & Beverage Director

Angel Rodriguez Director of TennisJeff Taylor Grounds Superintendent

Jane Young Director of Social & Entertainment

EDITORSuzanne Siegel Director of Communications

suesiegel8@bocapointecc.com

The Communications Staff would like to remind our members that due to seasonal demands and

management decisions all information printed in this magazine is subject to change.

General Manager 3Board Message 5Dining News 6Club Events 7Tennis 8-9Golf 10-11Calendar 12-14Athletics Center 15Around the Pointe 16-18Events Booked By Jane Young 19-27

Contents

Directory

The Board was not kidding when they told me during theinterview process that this is a very busy Club, and obviously I amnot telling you anything that you do not already know. There areso many ways for you to enjoy your time here at the Club at BocaPointe. If you are not participating in the full range of ouractivities, I would like to know why.

Our new website has a calendar with all of the activities laid outin an easy to navigate format. This is where you need to go on aregular basis to check in with all that is going on at the Club.Clicking on an event will open a window that details the event,allowing you to make a reservation right then and there. Havingthis very important reservation function directly in your handswill reduce the likelihood of errors in the reservation process. Weare also requiring reservations when dinner is served in the MainDining Room– again we believe this will improve yourexperience.

By the time you read this we will be well into our 2009/2010Season. I trust that your lifestyle is being enhanced bymembership in the Club. Please do your part by exposing theClub to friends who you would like to see join. It is all about

exposure, and your friends are more likely to joinif they have a positive experience with you astheir impetus for joining. We have numerousnon-equity memberships available to get theirfoot in the door. It is our goal that they willbecome more involved with the Club once insideand eventually graduate to Equity Membership.Linda Sakkal (561-864-8537) and AnnaMarie Lauto (561-864-8538) are standing byready and willing to assist in the membershipprocess, so do not be shy.

Feedback as to my level of communication has beenpositive. In addition to the various means ofcommunicating directly with me, you as a Membercan also voice your opinion on Club specific issues forall Members to see on our online blog. This blog can befound on the home page of our new website in thebottom right hand corner. You are encouraged to voiceyour opinion here and hopefully get a constructivedialogue going on all sorts of Club issues.

Though the national news continues to be gloomy, we atthe Club at Boca Pointe are enjoying a surge in activity.More than 100 new members have joined the Club sinceSeptember 1, and our activities continue to be fullysubscribed and supported.

An area that I am focusing on is a Strategic Plan for the Club.This will include a 10-year Capital Improvement Plan as wellas recommendations regarding the programs offered to ourMembers and membership prospects. I am a firm believer in“measuring twice & cutting once.” Therefore, having a longterm, Board-approved plan is vital. It is important to show youand our potential Members that we have charted our future ina professional fashion. Not only does it bring a sense ofsecurity to the table, it will also give everybody a good idea ofthe Club’s financial needs over that same period of time.

I trust that you had a wonderful Holiday Season. On behalf ofthe entire management and staff, I would like to wish you aHappy & Healthy New Year. We all look forward to seeing youat the Club.

General ManagerIan Fetigan

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from the chairman - Sandy SchneiderBoard Message

By the time this message ispublished, our new GeneralManager, Ian Fetigan, will havebeen at The Club at BocaPointe for three months. Hehas clearly made a positiveimpact and has impressed all ofus with his commitment andleadership. Although 100% ofour membership do not own or

use a computer, the vast majority of us have been receiving Ian’sweekly message with links to all of the senior staff and ourwebsite. Changes throughout, especially to food service, areevident and Ian has made every effort to seek the opinions of ourmembers regarding proposed changes. Those of you who havetaken the time to respond have been extremely helpful in decidingwhether new programs, menus, etc. will be implemented. Yourcontinued input is very helpful and is appreciated.

By the time you read this our remodeling in the main lobbybathrooms and the center court café and restrooms will becompleted. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and willmake every effort to plan future projects so they are completedwell in advance of the winter season. We were a bit hesitant toembark on any changes until we completed work on our budgetfor the fiscal year 2009-2010 and unfortunately ran into thetypical annoying problems associated with permitting andconstruction. I know, having been associated with constructionfor many years, that delays are not unusual.

But, in spite of all the delays, our members have taken theinconvenience in stride. It seems to me that most of our membersare smiling these days. I feel such a sense of joy and optimism forthe future of this Club. As I speak to our members, we receivesuch positive comments and statements. “The food is great”; “weloved the show”; “the Athletic Center is beautiful”; “the party wasawesome”; “the lectures are phenomenal”; “Friday nights aregreat fun”; etc. We’ve managed to attract many new memberswho are enjoying varied offerings of our Club based on theirpersonal lifestyle needs. I feel a great sense of satisfaction that ournew image and marketing efforts are paying off. I thank myfellow board members, our present and past GM, and ourmembership office for their hard work and vision.

I know that change is sometimes hard for us totake. There are a few members who still longfor the good old days of 2,000+ members and awaiting list. But those days are over. And,whether we achieve unanimous support fromour members or not, we will still do our best tolead this Club into the 21st century. We willcontinue to make those changes that arenecessary to keep a competitive edge and toprovide top-notch service and activities to all.

Efforts are underway to introduce our Club toresidents of Boca Pointe who might be persuaded tojoin and take advantage of our membershipoptions. We must do all that we can to make ourfellow residents feel welcome at our Club. Membershave always been our best source of new members.Please invite your friends and relatives to join. Bringthem here as your guests and show them around.Show pride in our Club and share it with others !!

I want to remind you again that we will be having anelection on March 8th to fill three seats on the Board.You will have the opportunity to meet the candidates onFebruary 1st.

Our new board will meet soon thereafter to elect officers.Subsequently, the Board will appoint committeechairmen, co-chairmen and members. Again, I ask thatthose of you who can contribute to our future to carefullyconsider running for the Board and/or seek membership ona committee. I look forward to many of you applying to becandidates so we can have an exciting and competitiveelection.

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New MembersSandi Aaronson David & Barbara Altbaum Anne & Christopher Baker Matthew & Marcia Barnes Samuel & Dina Bartoletta Frank & Carol Barton Anya Baum Peter & Maria Bentivegna Howard & Janice Berger Edward & Fran Berman Malcolm & Brenda Berman Suzanne Berman Herb & Rita Beyenbach Deborah Briggs Alfonso & Maria Buitrago Ken Ceresne Norman & Terry Chall Dr. Bertrum Charap Roberta Citron Jerome & Ann Cohen Phil & Linda Cohen Stewart Cohen Gary & Susan Cole Gary & Sharon Conrad Joanie Cox Robert & Barbara Czik Gil & Leslie Davret Greg & Lisa DeCastros Jeff Delisle Sevim Demir Dolores Diamond Robert Dichter Howard & Joy Dolgon Dr. Michael & Shelli Dorfman Gary Dworet Paul & Helen Esco Nanette Falik Jack & Kathy Paddock Faulhaber Richard & Audrey Featheringham

Leslie Feldman Ivonne Fernandez Tina Friedman Jean Robert & Marie-France Gagne Marlene Gelfand Martin & Sharon Gene Stuart & Sue Getz Larry & Laura Gillman Howard Goldstein Nick Goresh Arthur & Phyllis Greene Frederick Griminger Abe & Joan Guttman Larry & Pam Hale Jeffrey Harris Julius & Janet Hemmelstein Rick & Susan Hertzon Donald & Dinah Jacobs Adrienne Jame Richard & Susan Kaplan David Katz Judidth Kaufmann Louis Kimmel Al & Helen Kniberg Mark & Rina Kotok Patricia Kraisman & Harvey Young Lenny Landwehr Marcy Lavine Alyssa Leshem David & Barbara Lev Burton Lipsky David & Gisella Lynn Frantz & Francine Maignon William & Glenda Mandelbaum Abbey Manton Arthur & Ruth Maron Peter & Shirley Mercurio Harriet Meyerson Joe & Carol Mihovilovich Stan & Hilda Moel Joseph Nahmias & Evelyn Cohen

Hans Nieporent Martin & Beatrice Ornitz Schifter Paul Alex & Lori Pavin Tova Rabunski Muriel Raynor William & Beth Reszelbach Harris & Jeanne Ripps Irma Rockoff Arthur Rottenstein Elaine Rubinson Howard & Gail Ruderman Molla Salzenstein Harry & Karen Schaffer Sylvia Schaffer Robert Schattner Frank Schimmel Harvey & Elinor Schlissel Leo Schulman Lou & Carol Scida Lucille Sherman Dr. Louis & Libby Sieminski Richard & Marsha Silberman Robert & Sibyl Silver Joel & Kathy Sinkin Mel & Mine Taha Morris & Ruth Tannenholtz Phyllis Tomchin Dr. Les & Susan Toporovsky Peter & Faye Van Glenn & Sherri Waldman Robert & Barbara Wechsler Stuart & Barbara Wilens Kurt & Jane Wolmart Linda Woronoff Alfred Yespy Edward & Helen Yurman Harold & Marilyn Zeltt

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Telephone and Online Reservations

To make a reservation, log in to the Club’s website - www.theclubatbocapointe.com – click on the Club calendar or call 561-864-8503. (For seminars call 561-864-8519) The Reservations Office is Open Wednesday – Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Upcoming Club EventsClub Events

Saturday, January 16DENIM AND DANCINGEnjoy an upbeat evening of great foodand dancing in a casual atmosphere.Entertainment by Musical EntertainerWayne L. Denim attire encouraged.Time: 7:30 p.m.Cost: $35++ per personReservations OpenReservations for Passport MembersOpenGuests welcomeNo cancellations after: 1/6/10

Friday, January 22SEAFOOD NIGHT5 p.m. in the Main Dining Room$55++ per person includes 2 lbLobsterReservations OpenNo cancellations after 1/12/10

Monday, January 25FASHION SHOWEnjoy fashions from local areaboutiques with coordinator Su Su Smithand commentator Bobbi Dean.Time: 12:00 p.m.Cost: $25++ per personReservations OpenReservations for Passport MembersOpenGuests Added: 1/6/10No cancellations after: 1/15/10

Thursday, January 28BINGO NIGHT WITH BUFFETDINNERCome join us for the Club's first BingoNightBuffet Dinner at 6 p.m. in the Grand Cafe,followed by Bingo at 7:30 p.m. Cost:$20 inclusive of dinner and 3 BingoCards. Additional cards can be purchasedfor $3.00 each. Prizes will be giftcertificates to the Club. Reservations Open.No cancellations after 1/21/10

Friday, February 12LADIES’ BRIDGE MEMBER GUESTTOURNAMENTCost: $42 per person inclusiveReservations Open: 1/6/2010Reservations for Passport Members Open:1/14/2010No cancellations after: 2/1/2010

Sunday, February 14OUTDOOR CONCERTAt Center CourtEntertainment TBA

Sunday, February 14VALENTINE’S DAY DINNERDANCEWITH MANHATTAN MUSICReservations from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.Cost: $50++ per personJackets RequiredReservations Open: 1/13/2010Reservations for Passport Members Open:1/20/2010Guests Added: 1/27/2010No cancellations after: 2/7/2010

Monday, March 29PASSOVER DINNER -FIRST NIGHTCost: $46++ per personTime: 6:30 p.m.Reservations Open: 2/24/10Reservations for PassportMembers Open: 3/10/10No cancellations after:3/19/10

Tuesday, March30PASSOVER DINNER-SECOND NIGHTCost: $46++ per personTime: 6:30 p.m.Reservations Open: 2/24/10Reservations for PassportMembers Open: 3/10/10No cancellations after: 3/19/10

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SeasonGRAND CAFELunch: Monday – Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.New Years Day 1/1: 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Dinner: Wenesday - Friday 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.No Dinner Service on Thursday 12/24No dinner Service Monday Evenings

GRAND CAFÉ LOUNGEMonday 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Tuesday 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. (No Singles Au Bar)Wednesday - Friday 12:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.Happy Hour 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m., Smart Casual Dress

MAIN DINING ROOMBrunch: Sunday 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (No Reservations Accepted)Dinner: Tuesday 12/21 Italian Buffet 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.Wednesday and Saturday 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.No Dinner Service on Thursday, 12/24 Grand Buffet: Wednesday (Prime rib & turkey)Reservations Accepted Tuesday - SaturdaySmart Casual Dress

MAIN DINING ROOM LOUNGETuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 4:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.Friday and Saturday 4:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.Friday 4:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.Happy Hour 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (Check weekly for entertainment.), Smart Casual Dress

PIZZA AT THE POINTECoffee Station (Athletics Center Lobby) Monday 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 11:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.Lunch: Sunday - Thursday 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Friday and Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Pizza at the Pointe Closed Friday Christmas Day

CENTER COURT CAFÉOmelet and Waffle Station:Saturday and Sunday 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Monday - Friday 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Lunch: Daily 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Christmas Day Buffet: 11:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Christmas Day Concert by CC Pool: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

TAKE OUTTuesday – Saturday 4:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

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Valet parking availableat Main Clubhouse.

Dining NewsDinner Schedule

Curbside “TO GO” Pick UpWe are doing curbside service when you order“TO GO” Tuesday-Saturday between 4:15 and 8p.m. Call in your order. Then when you arrive atthe valet, you can either call the “TO GO”number, 394.2938 from your cell or have thevalet call for you. We will bring your order to thevalet area. Match Pointe - Monday, Friday andSaturday after 4 p.m. call 864-8509.

tennis news

Tennis season kickoff mixer and luncheon. After tennis, everyone gathered onthe CC Café patio for lunch. A raffle was held and the teams eachpresented an entertaining skit. A hip looking and sounding rap grouppaid tribute to Coach Gabriel, a grizzled group of Pirates expounded onthe teams’ motto of “All for One and One for All”. Members of theresident chapter of the Southern Ladies Uppity Tennis Society wereintroduced and another team presented a skit of how not to behave oncourt. “Misses” Angel and Jeff, resplendent in the latest fashion wigs andshort skirts, demonstrated how to establish rapport with your doublespartner. A highlight of the afternoon was the debut performance of thequasi Latin Sensations, Desi (Angel), Senior Jeff and Senior George in ahot Salsa karaoke set. The trio was fortunately difficult to hear over thecatcalls and cheers of the appreciative audience and we will almostcertainly hear more from this unique group.USTA FLORIDA STATE CHAMPIONSHIPSBoca Pointe served as the host site for the USTA Florida State Men’s 55-90 age group Championships. Spectators enjoyed watching some of thetop players in the Florida play singles and doubles. Boca Pointe’s StuItzkowitz, Marvin Lazarowitz, Howie Weinstein and Jeff Wernickparticipated. Special kudos to Marvin for an outstanding tournament,reaching the finals in the 75 Singles and to Howie for winning theConsolations of the 55 Doubles. Congratulations!

WELCOME BACK EXHIBITION AND BBQOne hundred and fifty people gathered at Center Court for the WelcomeBack Tennis Exhibition and BBQ. Local Pros Chris Gunning and JeffMoore, the “Thunder from Down Under”, joined Boca Pointe Pros AngelRodriguez and Gabriel Neacsu, the “Latin Sensations”, on court for anexhibition doubles match. Pro Jeff Wernick provided colorfulcommentary from the umpire’s chair. After being inspired by theoutstanding and sometimes amazing match and commentary, themembers enjoyed a fantastic BBQ on the CC Café Patio. During the BBQ,prizes were raffled off. Having been inspired by the vocal styling’s of the“Latin Sensations”… aka Jeff, Gabriel and Angel, many in the crowdtook a turn with the karaoke mike. Great company, tennis, food anddrink made for a terrific kick off to the Season.

LADIES MEMBER/MEMBER TOURNAMENTForty four women participated in this year’s Member/MemberTournament. After the tourney, the players gathered on the CC CaféPatio for a light lunch, raffle and an awards ceremony. Congratulationsto our tournament winners: Australian Group: Champions JoannWhalen/Bonnie Motyka, Finalists Bernie Krutchik/Marcia Lamel; ItalianGroup: Champions Nini Mantelman/Sue Kotkin, Finalists SueSimon/Arlene Wells; French Group: Champions ReneeMarkowitz/Marcia Fischer, Finalists Riva Ginsburg/ Sue Kerievsky;Wimbledon Group: Champions Goody Finkelstein/Sharon Ginsburg,Finalists Judy Frankel/Ronnie Ratsprecher.

PRO SHOP NEWSNew merchandise is now in the CC Pro Shop. We have the latest in hightech clothing as well as the new Wilson racquets. We also offer stringingand accessories. Pro Shop hours are 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

GENERAL INFORMATIONProper attire and tennis specific shoes are required on court. Pleaseremember to check in at the Pro Shop for your court assignments and toregister any guests. Snowbirds that want to play on a team for the 2010-2011 season, please remember to fill in a commitment letter beforeleaving for the summer.

June One Day Doubles

August One Day Doubles

July 4th Mixer

ONE DAY DOUBLES TOURNAMENTS

AUGUSTLadies group I Champions: Carol Finkelstein/Sue Simon, Finalists:Phyllis Perry/Arlene Adelson; Men’s Group I Champions: Sy

Gerstman/Marc Butler, Finalists: Marv Perry/Al Herman;Men’s Group II Champions: Marty Schnapp/Bernie

Drucker, Finalist: Lewis Rosenberg/Bob Kerner; Men’sGroup III Champions: David Thomason/Bob

Sklar, Finalists: Warren Deutsch/Lynn Miller.SEPTEMBER

Ladies group I Champions:Arlene Adelson/Gail

Horwitz, Finalists: SueKerievsky/SharonMalman; Men’s Group I

Champions: SolSonenshine/Hank Adelman,

Finalists: Marv Perry/AlHerman; Men’s Group II

Champions: Jim Davidson/BernieLevin, Finalists: Warren Deutsch/Larry Wolfe.

OCTOBERLadies group I Champions: Susan Kerievsky/Ilene Polito,

Finalists: Barbara Gaynor/Karen Adelman; Men’s Group IChampions: Marv Perry/Al Herman, Finalists: RichieBelasco/Marc Butler; Men’s Group II Champions: MarvinLazarowitz/Rich Seiden, Finalist: Lynn Miller/EvanBrovenick.

LABOR DAY MIXEROver fifty members participated in the Labor Day Mixer.After three rounds of tennis, the players gathered on theCC Café Patio for ice cream, an awards ceremony and a

raffle. The victorious Red Team members are: Rich andJudy Seiden, Jerry Adelson, Nissim Calderon, Joe

Ludwig, Marc and Marlene Butler, Harvey andRosie Franks, Bernard Levine, Bruce Edelman,

Jerry and Sue Kotkin, Dennis and PatDean, Bob and Barbara Gaynor, MaryWeinstein, Ilene Polito, Gail Horwitz,Linda Wiener, Dorothy Wizer, PhyllisPerry, Elaine Rubinson, Gerry Wartelland Roberta Sands.

LADIES PALM BEACHCOUNTY ANDCLAYMATES MIXERAND LUNCHEONMembers of the LadiesClayMates and Palm Beach

County Women’s teamsgathered for the annual

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August One Day Double Conga and Karaoke

FL Champ. Marvin Lazarowitz

May One Day Doubles

Upcoming EventsJANUARY1 New Years Day Mixer CC2 Pro Exhibition CC10 Round Robin 3:00 p.m. CC11 Club Championships Doubles Draw

closes 1:00 p.m. 22 Boca Unos Singles Tennis Mixer

1:00 p.m. CCLeague Mixer and Luncheon CC

16,17,23,24 Club Championships - Doubles CC

FEBRUARY1 Club Championships Mixed Doubles Draw

closes 1:00 p.m.6,7,13,14 Club Championships - Mixed Doubles CC 15,17 Presidents’ Week Kid’s Clinic AC21 Round Robin 3:00 p.m. CC27 Men’s Member Guest CC 9:00 a.m.

MARCH6 Ladies Member Guest 8:45 a.m. 8 Club Championships Singles Draw

Closes 1:00 p.m.14 Round Robin 3:00 p.m. CC13,14,20,21 Club Championships – Singles 23,25 Grand Slam League Championships CC,

AC 11:30 a.m.9

Karaoke at the Welcome Back BBQ

Ladies Member/Member Tour

The Latin Sensations Madames Angel and Jeff The Latin Sensations PBC-ClayMates Mixer

October One Day Doubles

PBC-ClayMates Mixer

Upcoming Events – Key DatesGolf

Golf Hours of Operations(JANUARY - APRIL)

GOLF SHOPMonday - Sunday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

LOCKER ROOMSMonday - Sunday 7 a.m. to 1 hour before Dusk*Note: Locker Room Attendants will be on duty from7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

BAG ROOMMonday - Sunday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

**All Golfers must check in with Starter**

RANGEMonday & Thursday 8 a.m. to DuskWednesday & Sunday 7 a.m. to 1 hour

before DuskTuesday, Friday & Saturday 7 a.m. to Dusk

COURSEMonday – Sunday 7:30 a.m. to Dusk

January – February - March Clinic ScheduleGolf Clinics

Need to sharpen your game? Come on out and take part inthe clinics we offer at the Club. They are structured in such away as to cover all aspects of the game during a 3 monthperiod. You can take part in all or just brush up on the partsthat are frustrating you at this particular time! Times anddates are listed below and you may sign up in the Pro Shop.

WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS

TIME: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

COST: $20

Upcoming Topics andDates:JANUARY DATES:

Jan. 6th & 8th – Full Swing with Tempo Jan. 13th & 15th – Full Swing with PowerJan. 20th & 22nd – Full Swing with AccuracyJan. 27th & 29th – Fairway Woods & Driver

FEBRUARY DATES:

Feb. 3rd & 5th – Get a Grip!Feb. 10th & 12th – Let’s talk about Your Set-upFeb. 17th and 19th – Tips on Alignment (Where are

you Aiming?)Feb. 24th & 26th – Which club do I use?

MARCH DATES:

Mar. 3rd & 5th – PuttingMar. 10th & 12th – ChippingMar. 17th & 19th – PitchingMar. 24th & 26th – No Adult ClinicsMar. 31st & Apr. 2nd – Sand & Lob Shots

PRESIDENTS’ WEEK JUNIOR CLINICSBring the kids and grandkids out for some funand maybe learn a thing or two about the gameof golf!

TIME: 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

COST: $15/student

FEBRUARY DATES:

Feb. 16th (Tuesday) – Putting/Etiquette Feb. 17th (Wednesday) – Chipping/Pitching Feb. 19th (Friday) – Full Swing Basics

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Wednesday, January 6th Men’s Governors’ Cup Rd. 1Sunday, January 10th Golf Mixer – 12:30 p.m. ShotgunTuesday, January 12th LGA Member/Member Rd.1Wednesday, January 13th Men’s Governors’ Cup Final Rd. 8:30 a.m. ShotgunThursday, January 14th LGA Member/Member Final Rd. 8:30 a.m. ShotgunSunday, January 31st Super Sunday – Club Championship Final MatchesWednesday, February 3rd Men’s Member Guest Practice RoundThursday, February 4th Men’s Member Guest Sunday, February 7th Valentine’s Day Mixer Time – TBDTuesday, February 23rd Ladies’ Governors’ Cup Rd. 1Tuesday, March 2nd Ladies’ Governors’ Cup Final Rd. – 8:30 a.m. ShotgunMonday, March 8th Ladies’ Member Guest Practice RoundTuesday, March 9th Ladies’ Member GuestFriday, March 12th MGA SmokerSaturday, March 13th MGA Member/Member Rd. 1Sunday, March 14th Golf Mixer – 12:30 p.m. ShotgunMonday, March 15th Federation Sports Day – 8:30 a.m. ShotgunSaturday, March 20th MGA Member/Member Final Rd. – 8:30 a.m. ShotgunTuesday, March 23rd LGA Closing Luncheon – 8:30 a.m. Shotgun

Special EventsGOVERNORS’ CUPPlease remember to register for the 2010 Men’s and Ladies’ Governors’ Cup. These events will be conducted over twoconsecutive weeks. The schedule is as follows:

Wednesday, January 6th Men’s Governors’ Cup Rd. 1Wednesday, January 13th Men’s Governors’ Cup Final Rd. – 8:30 a.m. ShotgunTuesday, February 23rd Ladies’ Governors’ Cup Rd. 1Tuesday, March 2nd Ladies’ Governors’ Cup Final Rd. – 8:30 a.m. Shotgun

To register please sign up on the computers located in the Golf Shop or Locker Rooms. Entry T.B.A.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPThis year’s Club Championship qualifying will be held in January and the only divisions required to qualify will be theMen’s and Ladies’ Championship Flights. All other divisions will be based off handicap indexes. Please note thefollowing schedule:

January 8th Qualifying (Champ. Flights Only)January 9th Qualifying (Champ. Flights Only)January 10th (Early morning only) Qualifying (Champ. Flights Only)January 11th Out Bracket MatchesJanuary 16th Men’s Rd. 1 All FlightsJanuary 19th 9 & 18 Hole Ladies’ Rd. 1 All FlightsJanuary 20th Men’s Rd. 2 All FlightsJanuary 21st 9 & 18 Hole Ladies’ Rd. 2 All Flights January 23rd Men’s Rd. 3 All FlightsJanuary 26th Ladies’ Rd. 3 All FlightsJanuary 31st Super Sunday

To register please sign up on the computers located in the Golf Shop or Locker Rooms. To check on eligibility pleasecontact the Golf Shop. Entry T.B.A.

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Golf Golf Clinics

AC: Athletics Center GC: Grand Café MDR: Main Dining RoomAR: Ante Room GCL: Grand Café Lounge ML: Main LoungeBR: Banquet Rooms IMP: Imperial Room MPC: Match Pointe CaféCC: Center Court LCR: Ladies Card Room MPR: Multi-Purpose RoomCCC: Center Court Café MCH: Main Clubhouse PT: Palms TerraceEMB: Embassy Room MCR: Men’s Card Room ROY: Royal Room

MONTHLY CLASSES

Dance (Ellen Cullivan) Tuesdays, 7 - 8:15 p.m., in the Aerobics Room at the ACMoving Forward Seminar Thursdays, 10:15 a.m., in the ROYAU Bar Tuesday, 5 p.m., in the MLDuplicate Bridge Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m., in the BR

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New Year’sDay Mixer11:30a.m. CC

Tennis ProExhibition11:30a.m. CC

LGA Men’s GolfGovernors Cup

Golf CalcuttaAction

Golf CalcuttaTournament

Round Robin3:00p.m. CC�Golf Mixer12:30p.m.Shotgun

Doubles ClubChampionshipsDraw Closes1:00p.m. CC

LGA�Golf Mbr/Mbr Rd 1�Club Open HouseMembership Drive

Men’s GolfGovernors CupFinal

LGA Mbr/MbrFinal Rd.Luncheon to follow

Doubles ClubChampionship�Denim & Dancing7:30p.m. MDR�Golf ClubChampionship Rd 1

Doubles ClubChampionship

Fertilization of Golf Courses

Ladies Golf9 & 18Club Champ. Rd 1

MGA�Golf ClubChampionship Rd 2

Ladies Golf9 & 18Club Champ. Rd 2

Boca UnosSingle TennisMixer1:00p.m. CC�Men’s Gulf ClubChamp. Rd 2�Seafood Night5:00p.m. MDR

Doubles ClubChampionship�Men’s Golf ClubChamp. Rd 3

Doubles ClubChampionship

Great Gatsby�Super SundayGolfChampionshipFinal Round

Fashion ShowNoon MDR

Ladies GolfClub Champ. Rd 3

MGA Bingo Night6:00p.m. MDR

Social Bridge6:45p.m. MDR

Mixed DoublesChampionshipDraw Closes1:00p.m. CC�Meet Candidates7:00p.m. MDR

LGA Men’s Member/Guest–PracticeRd

Men’s Member/Guest

Mixed DoublesClubChampionship

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12. PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR SPIRITUAL LIFE.Slow down. Practice sitting quietly. Listen to your inner voice. Spendtime thinking about the things that bring peace, beauty and serenity toyour life. Find the courage to follow your own spiritual path if atraditional religion has not been helpful for you.

THE MANTRA THAT HELPS YOU LIVE LONGER

The last thing we all need right now is another doom-and-gloomheadline. So try this mantra as an antidote: Good times are coming.

Think it. Believe it. Say it to yourself often as often as it takes to putyourself in a more positive frame of mind. Not only could it put morebounce in your step, but research shows it may add miles to your life,too.

GREAT EXPECTATIONSIt’s all about attitude. And the right one did a lot for the women in astudy. Those with the most optimism--a belief that good things willhappen—enjoyed a 14 percent lower risk of dying from any causeduring the study, compared with their most pessimistic peers. And thewomen who saw the glass as half full were also 30 percent less likely todevelop heart disease.

RAISING RESILIENCEThe study findings don’t necessarily prove that a bad attitude shortenslife. But cultivating a positive mood certainly can’t hurt you. A positiveattitude does a bunch of good stuff for your health—like setting you upto cope with stress in healthier ways (such as meditation instead ofdrinking). Positive people may also deal with stress better and livelonger because they tend to enjoy deeper social connections then cynicaltypes do.

1. LEARN TO AIR YOUR FEELINGS.Don’t keep them bottled up inside you. Share your sorrows anddisappointments with someone you trust. Remember, expressedfeelings are changed feelings.

2. AVOID COMPARING YOURSELF WITH OTHERSBY ADMIRING THEIR GIFTS AND IGNORINGYOUR GIFTS.

This kind of envy causes self-disgust. Put no one’s headhigher than your own

3. FORM A SMALL GROUP OF PEOPLE YOUCAN CALL ON FOR EMOTIONAL SUPPORT.Agree to “be there” for each other. Offer advice only when it isasked for. Listen without interrupting. Take turns talking andlistening.

4. TAKE TIME TO PLAY.Remember that play is any activity that you do just because itfeels good. Remind yourself that you deserve to take time to play.

5. DON’T FORGET TO LAUGH, ESPECIALLYAT YOURSELF.Look for the humor in things around you. Let your hair downmore often. Do something silly and totally unexpected fromtime to time.

6. LEARN TO RELAX.You can find books, tapes, programs, classes, instructors andother materials to teach you how to relax. Relaxationimproves the mind, helps the body heal, and feels so muchbetter than stress and tension.

7. PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO BE HUMAN.Don’t let others put you on a pedestal. When people putyou on a pedestal, they expect you to be perfect and feelangry when you let them down.

8. LEARN TO SAY NO.As you become comfortable saying no to theunreasonable expectations, requests or demands ofothers you will discover that you have more compassion.When you do say yes to others, you will feel better aboutyourself and the people you’re responding too.

9. CHANGE JOBS IF YOU AREMISERABLE AT WORK.First, try to figure out if the job is wrong for you or ifcertain people are causing you to feel miserable at work.Try paying more attention to the things you enjoy aboutyour job and less attention to the things that annoy you.Remember that all jobs have some unpleasant aspects.

10. STRETCH YOUR MUSCLES.Break a sweat. Go for a walk. Ride a bike. Park fartheraway from the door. Take the stairs. You don’t needfancy clothes, or expensive equipment to add exercise toyour daily life.

11. PRACTICE BEING A POSITIVE,ENCOURAGING PERSON.Each time you give others a word of encouragement younot only feel better, but you build up your best self.

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1.- Boca Pointe General Manager Ian Fetigan. 2.- Andy Roddick andLisa. 3.- Andy Roddick Pros. 4, 5, 6.- Hanukkah Lighting.7.- Andy Roddick with Ball Crew. 8.- Members

social & entertainmentEvents Booked by Jane Young

Mon., Jan. 4 Day Trip on the Palm Beach Princess $32Bus Departs 8:30 a.m.

Thurs., Jan. 7 "South Pacific" at Kravis Center $92Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Sat., Jan. 9 The World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions at Bank Atlantic Center $45 Bus Departs 6:15 p.m.

Sun., Jan. 10 Fisher Island and South Beach Boat Tour with Dr. Paul George $60Bus Departs 8:15 a.m.

Tues., Jan. 12 "Phantom of the Opera" at Broward Center $93Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Thurs., Jan. 14 Laffing Matterz at Broward Center $82Bus Departs 6:15 p.m.

Sun., Jan. 17 Sunshine Pops- Broadway Heros- at FAU $72Bus Departs 7:15 p.m.

Thurs., Jan. 21 "Capitol Steps" at Amaturo Theatre $50Bus Departs 6:15 p.m.

Fri., Jan. 22 Miami City Ballet Program II at Broward Center $65Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Sat. Jan. 23 "Lansky" starring Greg Borheim at Parker Playhouse $54Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Tues., Jan 26 Tour & Lunch at the Versace Mansion Casa Casuarina $125Bus Departs 10:00 a.m.

Fri., Jan. 29 Day Trip to See Rockwell Exhibit at the Ft. Lauderdale Museum $33Bus Departs 9:45 a.m.

Thurs., Feb. 4 Opera- "Lucia di Lammermoor" at Broward Center Orch. $108Bus Departs 6:45 p.m. Mezz. $76

Sat., Feb. 6 "Come Blow Your Horn" at Broward Stage Door $44Bus Departs 7:15 p.m.

Thurs., Feb. 11 "Barrage" at Spanish River Church $52Bus Departs 7:15 p.m.

Fri., Feb. 12 Miami City Ballet Program III at Broward Center $65Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Sun., Feb. 14 Sunshine Pops- Big Bands Of Broadway at FAU $72Bus Departs 7:15 p.m.

Tues., Feb. 23 "39 Steps" at Parker Playhouse $69Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Sat. Feb. 27 "Other Than My Health", staring Comedian Bruce Smirnoff $48.50at Amaturo Theatre- Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Thurs., March 4 Opera- "The Barber Of Seville" at Broward Center Orch. $108Bus Departs 6:45 p.m. Mezz. $76

Tues., March 9 Kiri Te Kanawa at Broward Center $87Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Sun., March 14 Sunshine Pops- Todays Broadway at FAU $72Bus Departs 7:15 p.m.

Fri., March 12 Gallery 5, Lunch at Sinclair's & Norton Museum Tour $55Bus Departs 9:30 a.m.

Thurs., March 18 "Ms. Saigon" at the Actors Playhouse on the Miracle Mile $48in Coral Gables - Dinner on own on Miracle MileBus Departs 4:30 p.m.

Tues., March 23 "In the Heights" at Broward Center $86Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Thurs., March 25 "Jersey Boys" at Kravis Center $92Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Sat., March 27 Joffrey Ballet at the Arsht Center in Miami $88Bus Departs 6:30 p.m.

Sat., April 10 "Prisoner of Second Ave" at Delray Beach Playhouse $39Bus departs 6:45 p.m.

Sun., April 11 New World Symphony's “The Mahler Legacy" $87at the Arsht Center in MiamiBus Departs 12:30 p.m.

Tues., April 13 "The Color Purple" at Broward Center $86Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Sat., April 17 "Dr. Radio" at Florida Stage in Manalapan $60Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

Thurs., May 13 Opera- "Carmen" at Broward Center Orch. $108Bus Departs 6:45 p.m. Mezz. $76

Sat., May 15 "SUDS" at Broward Stage Door Theatre $44Bus Departs 7:15 p.m.

Thurs., May 20 Alvin Ailey Dancers at the Arsht Center in Miami $88Bus Departs 6:30 p.m.

Sat., July 24 The Fab Faux at Parker Playhouse $74Bus Departs 6:45 p.m.

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social & entertainmentGuys and Dolls, Evita, Phantom of the Opera & more. Cost$72. Bus departs 7:15 p.m.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 22- MIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAMII AT BROWARD CENTER- Divertimento No. 15: No Balanchine ballet can be explainedcompletely by its score, and Divertimento No.15, in keeping,contains a touch of mystery: the five principal women arepartnered by only 3 men. This turns Divertimento No. 15 into asubtle yet captivating study in asymmetry.Valse Fantaisie (1953): One man and three women is an oddarrangement for a ballet, but Balanchine’s brilliance led him toplace man among three equally compelling women, rather thanopposite one or torn between two.The Golden Section: Seen for the first time on MCB’s main stage,this Twlya Tharp classic is pure energy as thirteen dancers ingold costumes sail and soar through the air of the stage’sgolden glowing light.Slaughter on Tenth Avenue: Taken from a hit Broadway musical,this is a story of gangsters, strippers and an attempted murderplot revealed just in time. Fast-paced, with tap dancing andtalking parts, this is wildly entertaining dance. Friday, February12- Miami City Ballet Program III at Broward CenterThe Neighborhood Ballroom: A sultry widow, a vixen flapper, aglamorous Hollywood star and a sexy Latin nightclub dancer allvie for the attention of a poet in a neighborhood ballroom asthey dance the hot new dances of the day, The Waltz, The QuickStep, The Fox-Trot and The Mambo. Cost $65 individual tickets,$130 for series (includes Programs II and III). Bus departs6:45 p.m.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 – LANSKY AT PARKERPLAYHOUSE Lansky imagines the notorious businessman andgangster who masterminded some of the most ingenious wealthmanagements systems of his day, struggling to reconcile hismaterial successes with his desire to gain Israeli citizenship,live out his days in the Promised Land and ultimately be buriednext to his beloved grandfather in Jerusalem. With brutalhonesty he subjects himself to an unsparing first degree inwhich he asks himself if his pursuit of the American dream andfirst-generation assimilation in this culture are worth the price hepaid, and, more profoundly, if it is possible for him to be agood Jew and also a good American. Cost: $54. Bus departs7:15 p.m

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 – OPERA “LUCIA DILAMMERMOORE” AT BROWARD CENTERIt's not your typical wedding! Donizetti's gripping tale ofunrestrained passion, madness, murder and suicide will leaveyou reeling in your seat. Great music, spectacular settings andpowerful drama make this one of grand opera's all timefavorites. It stars Eglise Gutierrez, who makes a stunning returnto Miami following her 2008 debut as Violetta in Florida GrandOpera's production of La traviata. Cost $108 Orch. $76 Mezz.Bus departs 6:45 p.m.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 – COME BLOW YOUR HORNAT BROWARD STAGE DOORNeil Simon’s first Broadway comedy smash. Alan Baker, 30-ishswinging bachelor with time, money and women to spare,welcomes rebellious eager 21-year old brother, Buddy, into hisden of iniquity while their horrified parents can only watch andpray. Cost: $44. Bus departs 7:15 p.m.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 – THE WORLD FAMOUSLIPIZZANER Stallions at the Bank Atlantic Center- TheLipizzaner Stallions are steeped in history, having performedaround the world since the 16th Century. Over the years,more than 23 million people throughout North and SouthAmerica, Europe and Australia have seen this internationallyacclaimed spectacle. The Lipizzaner Stallion has gallopedboldly out of the pages of 425 years of history and is nowpreserved as an equestrian work of art, an equine ballet notto be rivaled. Harkening back to a time when the horse wasa symbol of grace and majesty, the Lipizzaner Stallions aretruly a great experienced to be enjoyed. Cost $45. Busdeparts 6:15 p.m.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 – FISHER ISLAND ANDSOUTH BEACH BOAT TOUR with Dr. Paul George- Busdeparts 8:15 a.m. We will meet Dr. George at the boat at10 a.m. for a lovely tour. Hear Dr. George tellscandalous and amazing South Beach stories while on aleisurely cruise of Biscayne Bay. Get a glimpse of FlaglerMemorial Island as you pass between the small islandsnear South Beach. See star-studded Star Island'swaterfront mansions, and Palm Island, where gangster"Scarface" Al Capone spent his final years. Cross tofabulous Fisher Island for a close-up view of thisexclusive enclave, once the site of the VanderbiltMansion. The tour ends at 1 p.m. allowing you tohave free time for lunch and shopping at Bayside.Bus departs Bayside at 3:30 p.m. Cost: $60includes boat ride, tour guide, bus and driver gratuity.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 12 – PHANTOM OF THEOPERA at Broward CenterWith some of the most lavish sets, costumes andspecial effects ever to have been created for thestage, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s THE PHANTOM OFTHE OPERA directed by Harold Prince traces thetragic love story of a beautiful opera singer and ayoung composer shamed by his physicalappearance into a shadowy existence beneath themajestic Paris Opera House. Cost: $93. Busdeparts 6:45 p.m.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 14 – LAFFINGMATTERZ AT BROWARD CENTER IN THEENCORE ROOM - Same wonderful food andshow. The waiters perform for us after dinner.The dinner is a choice of five entrees, salad,dessert and coffee. Cost: $82 includes showand dinner and all gratuities. Bus departs at6:15 p.m.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 – FAU SUNSHINEPOPS- BROADWAY HEROES- AT FAUEvery great musical has an outstanding tenor whobrings the musical to its peak. Kip Wilborn & SalViviano perform some of Broadway’s greatest hits,

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 – BARRAGE AT SPANISHRIVER CHURCH Barrage performances offer up a diversefusion of cultures, musical styles and incredible performancevitality. The music of Barrage continues to evolve - combiningcontemporary world music influences, layered vocalarrangements and pulsating modern beats and rhythms. Theyoung hip cast delivers the show with amazing energy andmusical virtuosity that will take your breath away. Cost: $52.Bus departs 7:15 p.m.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14 – FAU SUNSHINE POPS- BIGBROADWAY BANDS AT FAU Join Tony Award Winner DebbieGravitte for a Superb Evening of songs from the world ofBroadway and the Big Bands! A delightful marriage of two greatsounds.Cost $72. Bus departs 7:15 p.m.

THURSDAY, MARCH 4 – OPERA- “THE BARBER OFSEVILLE” AT BROWARD CENTERFigaro! Figaro! Figaro! Enjoy the foibles and follies of Figaro,Seville's famous barber and jack-of-all-trades, whileexperiencing some of the most outrageous comedy and best-loved melodies on the operatic stage. Featuring Sarah Coburn(Rosina), who's been captivating audiences everywhere shesings, from her 2007 role of Princess Yueyang in the worldpremiere of Tan Dun's The First Emperor at the MetropolitanOpera to our own stage as Kitty in Anna Karenina (2007) andOscar in Un ballo in maschera (2005). Cost $108 Orch. $76Mezz. Bus departs 6:45 p.m.

TUESDAY, MARCH 9 – KIRI TE KANAWA AT BROWARDCENTERKiri Te Kanawa gained legendary status almost overnight afterher sensational debut as the Countess in Le Nozze di Figaro atthe Royal Opera House, Covent Garden in 1971. From then, shemoved rapidly into the front rank of international opera and hasbecome one of the most famous sopranos in the world. Cost$87. Bus departs 6:45 p.m.

FRIDAY, MARCH 12 – GALLERY 5, LUNCH ATSINCLAIR’S & NORTON MUSEUM TOURCost $55. Bus departs 9:30 a.m.

SUNDAY, MARCH 14- SUNSHINE POPS- TODAY’SBROADWAY AT FAU- Sing and Dance to the Broadway musicwe have fallen in love with! Enjoy the music of Mamma Mia,Jersey Boys, Wicked, The Producers, Spamalot and much more!Cost $72. Bus departs 6:15 p.m.

THURSDAY, MARCH 18 – “MS. SAIGON” AT THEACTOR’S PLAYHOUSE ON MIRACLE MILE in Coral Gables-Dinner on own on Miracle MileA classic love story is brought up-to-date in one of the moststunning theatrical spectacles of all time. Cost $48. Bus departs4:30 p.m.

THURSDAY, MARCH 25 – JERSEY BOYS AT KRAVISCENTERThis is a smash musical about Rock and Roll Hall of FamersThe Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVitoand Nick Massi. It is the story of how four blue-collar kidsbecame one of the greatest successes in pop music history.They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds andsold 175 million records worldwide - all before they were 30!Cost: $92. Bus departs 6:45 p.m.

SATURDAY, MARCH 27 – JOFFREY BALLET ATARSHT CENTER IN MIAMI"Swift, sinuous choreography and the superb

ensemble of youthful dancers" (The WashingtonPost) are the hallmarks of The Joffrey Ballet. Thecompany has long been known as atransformational force in American dance, havingnotched an astonishing number of "firsts": the firstdance company to perform at the White House;first to appear on television; first Americancompany to visit Russia; first classical dancecompany to go multi-media; first to commissiona rock 'n' roll ballet; and the first and only dancecompany to appear on the cover of Timemagazine. Cost $88. Bus departs 6:30 p.m.

SATURDAY, APRIL 10- PRISONER OFSECOND AVENUE AT DELRAY BEACHPLAYHOUSE.Neil Simon’s most cutting comedyhas never been more timely. If laughter is the bestmedicine, then THE PRISONER OF 2nd AVENUE maybe the perfect antidote for today’s ills. If the choice isbetween laughing and crying, why not laugh? WithNeil Simon, the laughs are guaranteed! Cost: $39.Bus departs 6:45p.m.

SUNDAY, APRIL 11- NEW WORLD SYMPHONY’S“THE MAHLER LEGACY” WITH CONDUCTORMICHAEL TILSON THOMAS AT THE ARSCHTCENTERThe Symphony No. 5 by Gustav Mahler was written in1901 and 1902 mostly during the summer months atMahler's cottage at Maiernigg. It is arguably the bestknown Mahler symphony. Among its most distinctivelandmarks are the funeral trumpet solo that opens thework and the frequently performed F major Adagietto. Themusical canvas and emotional scope of the work arehuge. Herbert von Karajan said once that when you hearMahler's Fifth, “you forget that time has passed. A greatperformance of the Fifth is a transforming experience. Thefantastic finale almost forces you to hold your breath.” Cost:$87. Bus departs 12:30p.m.

TUESDAY, APRIL 13 – THE COLOR PURPLE ATBROWARD CENTERA soul-stirring musical based on the classic Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker and the Oscar-nominated filmby Steven Spielberg. It is the unforgettable and inspiring storyof a woman named Celie, who triumphs over tremendousodds to find joy in life and her true inner beauty. Cost: $86.Bus departs 6:45 p.m.

SATURDAY, APRIL 17 - "DR. RADIO" AT THE FLORIDASTAGE IN MANALAPAN- A small, dusty radio repair shopexplodes into song and dance in the mind of a little man witha huge imagination. Dozens of broken radios become thesource of Dr. Radio's beloved music as he makes his repairsand reaches for his wildest musical dreams. From the bluesto bee-bop, from hot jazz to hot rock, the greatest hits fromevery era and genre transform his forgotten little worldthrough the magic of music. Cost: $60. Bus departs 6:45p.m.

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February 11 - Personal Lives of Great Musicians: RenownedDivas of the 20th century. The voices, lives and careers ofBeverly Sills, Renata Scotto and Renee Fleming

February 18 - Personal Lives of Great Musicians: Nadia and LiliBoulangerThe story of the most influential musical pedagogue of the 20thcentury and her devotion to her gifted sister, the composer Lili

March 4 - A Piano Sampler: a recital featuring favorites and newmusic for solo piano

FINANCIAL & ESTATE PLANNING IN RETIREMENTMondays, January 11, 18 and 25 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. in theMultipurpose Room – Cost: $129 Per CoupleIf you are retired or nearing retirement, this course is a must.Answer 2 essential questions:1.Will you outlive your assets?2.How do you pass assets effectively to your heirs?This comprehensive course workshop contains practicalexercises and examples to help you learn and remembereverything covered. It is a valuable reference tool designed tohelp you understand the concepts and nuances of personalmoney management. Each participant is entitled to acomplimentary, no obligation, personal financial plan preparedby a Certified Financial Planner professional. The personalfinancial plan will organize your resources and help youunderstand how each decision affects your financial objectives.

THE MEDIA: THE INSIDE STORY OF NEWS MEDIA ANDTHE PRESIDENCY WITH BILL SCOTT - Tuesdays at 7:00p.m. in the Multipurpose Room. Cost $20 for the series.With more than 40 years of experience as a radio and TVreporter and news and media executive, Professor Scott willshare his knowledge of news media and the Presidency. He willreveal many unreported and unknown stories dealing withPresidents and the media. He knew and traveled on campaignswith Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Carter, Reagan and Bushand has been a guest at the White House of Presidents of bothparties. He will provide an expert’s look at what has and ishappening in the media, what the future may hold and ourability to know what is actually going on.You cannot afford to miss these lectures if you hope to be ableto understand and deal with national and worldwidedevelopments.

January 26 - The stories that did not get reported and why?.Inside the White House and the Press.

February 2 -Media Bias: Does it exist in fact? Where, How andWhy.

February 9 -“News” Hosts: Beck, Maddow, Olberman, O’Reilly,Dobbs, Limbaugh, etc. Informing or Misleading? Are they thefuture of news?

February 16 -Who is in charge? The gatekeepers of news mediawho decide what you see, read, hear. They are not who theyused to be.

FAU & Lynn UniversityTHE ART & SCIENCE OF ADULT STORYTELLINGWITH CAREN NEILEThursdays at 7:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room. Cost$15 for the series.Storytelling was the primary form of socialization,entertainment, journalism, history, education and genealogy for millennia.Today, it is enjoying a resurgence, thanks to a 35-year-old revival thatbegan in Tennessee and spread throughout the country and the world.Come hear Dr. Caren Neile, who teaches storytelling studies at FloridaAtlantic University and is on the board of the National StorytellingNetwork, as she introduces this age-old and innovative new art form.Four 90-minute classes incorporate performance, lecture, video, audio andhands-on participation. Students are welcome to contribute theirown brief story performances or just sit back and enjoy.

January 7 - Introduction to Adult Storytelling January 14 - Not for Kids Only: Folk and Fairy Tales forAdultsJanuary 21 - Personal and Family Storytelling

DR. HEATHER COLTMAN MUSIC LECTURESERIESThursdays at 1:30 p.m. in the Main Dining RoomLounge. Cost: $20 for each series.

SERIES IJanuary 7- Personal Lives of Great Musicians: EdithPiafFrance’s cultural icon and greatest popular singer

January 14 - Personal Lives of Great Musicians:George GershwinHe changed the course of American music andpenned some of the best-known melodies of ourtime

January 21 - Personal Lives of Great Musicians:Arthur RubinsteinThe last of the great romantic pianists

January 28 - Personal Lives of Great Musicians:Marian AndersonThe African-American singer whose rich, vibrantvoice symbolized the struggle for racial equalityin this country

SERIES IIFebruary 4 - Personal Lives of Great Musicians:Kurt Weill and Lotte LenyaThe tempestuous love affair between one of themost versatile and influential theatre writers of ourtime and his muse and greatest interpreter

FRAUDS, MYTHS & MYSTERIES IN ARCHEOLOGY WITHDR. ARLENE FRADKINWednesdays at 7:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room Cost $20for each series

When did the advanced island civilization of Atlantis disappear?What was the reason for the collapse of the Maya civilization?Were Maya pyramids related to those of dynastic Egypt? Werethe original American Indians of North America descendants ofthe Lost Tribes of Israel? How and why did ancient people buildthe megalithic monuments at Stonehenge or the amazingpyramids of Egypt? This series of lectures is a critical examination of why peopleask such questions and how professional archaeologists goabout answering them.

SERIES IJanuary 20 - Archaeology’s Greatest Hoax: Piltdown Man The most famous fraud in the history of archaeologyJanuary 27 - The Lost Continent of Atlantis First mentioned in the writings of Plato, the story of thisadvanced civilization is still popular todayFebruary 3 - Pyramids, Mummies and Hieroglyphic Writing:Egypt in America Were the ancient civilizations of Mexico,Central America and Peru related to that of dynastic Egypt?February 10 - Real Mysteries of the Past: Stonehenge How did a simple farming community construct the monolithicmonument at Stonehenge and for what purpose?

SERIES IIDate TBD - The Cardiff Giant: The Goliath of New YorkThe 19th century discovery of a prehistoric giant in upstate NewYorkDate TBD - Who Discovered America? : Origin of the AmericanIndiansWhere did the American Indians come from?Date TBD - The Pyramids of EgyptHow did the ancient Egyptians build the pyramids? How didthey acquire the architectural, mathematical, engineering andorganizational skills to construct such incredible monuments?Date TBD -Real Mysteries of the Past: The Civilization of theAncient MayaHow do archaeologists explain the collapse of this once greatcivilization?

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12 - AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICYUNDER BARACK OBAMA: Continuity or Change? -Presented by Dr. Jeffery Morton at 7:30 p.m. in the ImperialRoom. $10 per person.Professor Morton will assess the extent to which PresidentObama has delivered on his "change" platform promised in the2008 election. Has American foreign policy towards Iraq, Iran,Afghanistan and Israel changed under his presidency?

LYNN CONSERVATORY OF MUSICFriday, January 15Wednesday, February 24Wednesday, March 17Wednesday, April 28

Upcoming TripsDecember 6 – 17, 2010 – 11 Night Cruise onthe Celebrity Equinox- Cruise from Ft. Lauderdale,Mexico, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama andColumbia. Deposit of $450 p.p. or $900 for asingle needed at time of reservation on a creditcard. Final payment is due by September 10,2010. No cancellations, except for a medicalreason. Prices: Oceanview/Balcony Cabin – 1B $1,831p.p., double occupancy, C-2 $2,011 p.p.double occupancy, Sky Suites- S-2 $3,431 p.p.double occupancy Royal Suites– RS $6,881 p.p.double occupancy

CardsSunday, January 3 – Getting To Know You Social –1:00 p.m. in the Imperial Room – Many BocaPointe Members are finding games to join at ourannual “Getting to Know You” event. If you arelooking for someone to play Mah Jongg, Canasta,Bridge, Gin, Pan or Poker, there is someone outthere who needs a partner. Join us for this event andwe will help you find your game! Refreshments will beserved. Sign up today. Sheets are in the Ladies’ andMen’s Card Rooms. If you have any questions, pleasecall Marion Levin at 368-2393

Upcoming ClassesDance Lessons with Ellen CullivanTuesday evenings, 7-8:15 p.m. in the Aerobics Room inthe Athletics Center. Ballroom/Latin Dance. Space islimited. These classes are free of charge. No reservationsrequired.

Weight Watchers with Kathy LambertClasses will begin Wednesday, January 6, at 9:00 a.m. inthe Multipurpose Room. Kathy Lambert is back as ourinstructor. Lose those extra pounds while having fun! Costis $159 for a 12 week series, which will be from October6th through March 24. No cancellations. Please makechecks payable to Weight Watchers and either send or giveto Jane Young. You may also pay by credit card. Pleasegive credit card information at time of booking. Please callJane at 864-8517 to reserve. We must have 15 people inorder to hold the classes. Weight Watchers Works!!!!

Intermediate/Advanced Bridge Lessons with Keith HansonSpring Series: Fridays, February 19, 26 & March 5, 12, 19,26 from 9:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. in the Imperial Room.Cost $100. No cancellations.

Beginning Bridge Lessons with Marilyn KrollSpring Series: Fridays, February 19, 26 & March 5, 12, 19,26 from 9:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. in the Ladies’ CardRoom. Cost $100. No cancellations.

24 25To make a reservation, log in to the Club’s website - www.theclubatbocapointe.com click on the Club calendar or call 561-864-8503. (For seminars call 561-864-8519) To make a reservation, log in to the Club’s website - www.theclubatbocapointe.com click on the Club calendar or call 561-864-8503. (For seminars call 561-864-8519)

Art Lessons with Linda WeinerWednesdays, January 6 to January 27 from 1:00 p.m. to4:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room. Wednesdays, February 3 to February 24 from 1:00 p.m. to4:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room.Wednesdays, March 3 to March 24 from 1:00 p.m. to4:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room.Wednesdays, March 31 to April 21 from 1:00 p.m. to4:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room. Cost is $95 per series.No cancellations.

Sculpture Classes with Esther WertheimerFridays, January 8 to January 29 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00p.m. in the Multipurpose Room.Fridays, February 5 to February 26 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00p.m. in the Multipurpose Room.Fridays, March 5 to March 26 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00p.m. in the Multipurpose Room. Cost is $100 per series.No cancellations.

Learn Mah Jongg in a Week with Pam AndersonSpring Series: Monday – Friday, February 15 to 19 in theLadies’ Card Room from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Cost$85. No cancellations.

Book Discussion with Pat CohenWednesdays, 10:30 a.m. or 2:00p.m. on the PalmsTerrace. Please call 864-8519 to reserve. Pleasespecify which time you would like to attend. Please notethe opening dates listed below. You cannot register fora book discussion until the opening date. Space islimited to 20 people.

Wednesday, January 27 – The Elegance of theHedgehog by Muriel BarberyReservations open 12/17/09The Elegance of the Hedgehog follows events in thelife of a concierge, Renée Michel, whose deliberatelyconcealed intelligence is uncovered by an unstablebut intellectually precocious girl named PalomaJosse. Paloma is the daughter of an upper-classfamily living in the upscale Parisian apartmentbuilding where Renée works.Featuring a number of erudite characters, TheElegance of the Hedgehog is full of allusions toliterary works, music, films and paintings. Itincorporates themes relating to philosophy, classconsciousness and personal conflict. The eventsand ideas of the novel are presented through thethoughts and reactions, interleaved throughoutthe novel, of two narrators, Renée and Paloma. Wednesday, February 17, 2010 - The Tender Barby J.R. Moehringer Reservations open 1/28/10

J.R. Moehringer grew up captivated by a voice. Itwas the voice of his father, a New York City discjockey who vanished before J.R. spoke his firstword. Sitting on the stoop, pressing an ear to theradio, J.R. would strain to hear in that plummybaritone the secrets of masculinity and identity.Though J.R.'s mother was his world, his rock, hecraved something more, something faintly and

hauntingly audible only in The Voice. At eight years old, suddenly unable to find The Voice on theradio, J.R. turned in desperation to the bar on the corner, wherehe found a rousing chorus of new voices. Cops and poets,bookies and soldiers, movie stars and stumblebums, all sorts ofmen gathered in the bar to tell their stories and forget theircares. The alphas along the bar—including J.R.'s Uncle Charlie,a Humphrey Bogart look-alike; Colt, a Yogi Bear sound-alike;and Joey D, a softhearted brawler—took J.R. to the beach, toballgames and ultimately into their circle. They taught J.R.,tended him and provided a kind of fatherhood-by-committee. Torn between the stirring example of his mother and the luridromance of the bar, J.R. tried to forge a self somewhere in thecenter. But when it was time for J.R. to leave home, the barbecame an increasingly seductive sanctuary, a place to returnand regroup during his picaresque journeys—from hisgrandfather's tumbledown house to the hallowed towers andspires of Yale; from his absurd stint selling housewares at Lord& Taylor to his dream job at the New York Times, which becamea nightmare when he found himself a faulty cog in a vastmachine. Time and again the bar offered shelter from failure,rejection, heartbreak--and eventually from reality. In the grand tradition of landmark memoirs, The Tender Bar issuspenseful, wrenching and achingly funny. A classic Americanstory of self-invention and escape, of the fierce love between asingle mother and an only son, it's also a moving portrait ofone boy's struggle to become a man, and an unforgettabledepiction of how men remain, at heart, lost boys.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010 - Cutting for Stone by AbrahamVergheseReservations open 1/18/10A sweeping, emotionally riveting first novel—an enthrallingfamily saga of Africa and America, doctors and patients, exileand home.

Marion and Shiva Stone are twin brothers born of a secret unionbetween a beautiful Indian nun and a brash British surgeon at amission hospital in Addis Ababa. Orphaned by their mother’sdeath in childbirth and their father’s disappearance, boundtogether by a preternatural connection and a shared fascinationwith medicine, the twins come of age as Ethiopia hovers on thebrink of revolution. Yet it will be love, not politics—their passionfor the same woman—that will tear them apart and forceMarion, fresh out of medical school, to flee his homeland. Hemakes his way to America, finding refuge in his work as anintern at an underfunded, overcrowded New York City hospital.When the past catches up to him—nearly destroying him—Marion must entrust his life to the two men he thought hetrusted least in the world: the surgeon father who abandonedhim and the brother who betrayed him.

An unforgettable journey into one man’s remarkable life, and anepic story about the power, intimacy and curious beauty of thework of healing others.

Upcoming SeminarsTo reserve, please visit the calendar onwww.theclubatbocapointe.com or call 864-8519.

Tuesday, January 12 – Thelma Dorfman Part 1 of Asian Trilogy:Art of India – 2:00 p.m. Multipurpose RoomThis ancient civilization gave us Hindu and Buddhist aestheticconcepts that reveal the multitude of humanities sensualdimensions.

Tuesday, January 19 – Thelma Dorfman Part 2 of Asian Trilogy:Art of China - 2:00 p.m. Multipurpose RoomFont of culture and creativity, China’s enduring arts haveuniversally inspired masterworks through the ages.

Friday, January 22 –Steven Schlesinger’s Virtual Downtown NewYork City Tour- 7:30 p.m. in the Imperial RoomEnjoy this Downtown Virtual Manhattan Tour, from 57th Street tothe Bowery!

Sunday, January 24 – Phyllis Linn Topic: Paul Cezanne – Fatherof Modern Art 2:00 p.m. Imperial Room

Tuesday, January 26 – Thelma Dorfman Part 3 of Asian Trilogy:Art of Japan – 2:00 p.m. Multipurpose RoomUnique and astringent perceptions of artistic perfection and Zenintellect have conceptualized art forms of rarified purity.

Friday, February 5 – Al Herman Yiddish Film – 7:30 p.m. in theImperial Room

Monday, February 15 – Movie Night: The Nazi Hunter – 7:30p.m. in the Imperial Room

Friday, February 19 – Myrna Goldberger Seminar – 7:30 p.m. inthe Imperial Room

Friday, March 5 - Steven Schlesinger’s Virtual Uptown New YorkCity Tour- 7:30 p.m. in the Imperial RoomEnjoy this Uptown Virtual Manhattan Tour, from 57th Street to135th Street!

Sunday, March 7 – Phyllis Linn Topic: TBA 2:00 p.m. ImperialRoom

Friday, March 26 – Lynne Thorner Seminar – 7:30 p.m. in theImperial Room

Friday, April 16 – Words Alive Seminar – 7:30 p.m. in theImperial Room

Sunday, April 18 – Phyllis Linn Topic: TBA 2:00 p.m. ImperialRoom

Moving ForwardSeminarJoin in this weekly seminar to learn new copingskills and ways in which you can make yourselfhappy. Be part of our lively and stimulatingdiscussion group, where you can find somethinginteresting to apply to your life! Challenge yourmind and have fun making new friends at BocaPointe. Those of you who are also moving onafter a life transition will learn how to make newfriends, find new interests and developinterpersonal skills that may change your life!Please join us for this weekly seminar Thursdaysat 10:15 a.m. in the Banquet Room at the MainClubhouse. Get ready for some interesting learningand lots of fun! Sign-up is not required.

Boca Unos DINNER OUT AT AREA RESTAURANTSMonday, January 18 – Dinner Out TBAMonday, February 22 – Dinner Out TBAMonday, March 15 – Dinner Out TBAINTERCLUB SOCIALSThursday, January 14 – Wycliffe Wednesday, January 27 – Boca ResortFriday, February 12 – Boca WoodsMonday, March 22 – GleneaglesMonday, April 19 - AberdeenSunday, May 16 – Jazz Brunch at Broken SoundOpening Dates TBA

Special Au BarsCost: $12 includes one drink of beer, wine, house cocktailor soda, crudite, hors d’oeuvres and live music in the GrandCafé. Please make a reservation.

Tuesday, January 12 – Special Au Bar with Broken Sound,Polo, Boca Woods and St. Andrews

Tuesday, February 9 – Special Au Bar with Indian Spring,Aberdeen, Gleneagles and Wycliffe

Tuesday, March 9 – Special Au Bar with Addison Reserve,Boca Resort, Broken Sound and St. Andrews

Tuesday, April 13 – Special Au Bar with Boca West, Wycliffe,Aberdeen, Polo, Boca Woods and Indian Spring

There is a singles’ table available every night in the GrandCafé. If there is a wait for a table and the singles’ table isnot occupied, then that table will be utilized by othermembers.

26 27To make a reservation, log in to the Club’s website - www.theclubatbocapointe.com click on the Club calendar or call 561-864-8503. (For seminars call 561-864-8519) To make a reservation, log in to the Club’s website - www.theclubatbocapointe.com click on the Club calendar or call 561-864-8503. (For seminars call 561-864-8519)