A COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER BY GL HOMES MARCH ISSUE

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Season Show Ticket SalesSeason Show Ticket Sales Resident and Guest Tickets are available for all shows!

SEE THE MARCH SHOW SCHEDULE ON THE NEXT PAGE!

Saturday, April 4 at 8 a.m. — Sarasota, FL$325 Sgl. Occ. / $225 Per Person, Dble. Occ.

Let’s get away to beautiful Sarasota. The bus will depart the clubhouse at 8 a.m. on Sat., April 4 for a relaxed ride to Sarasota. The first stop is the Ringling Museum of Art. Enjoy lunch at The Banyan Café or Treviso. After a historic afternoon, the bus will drop everyone off at the Hilton Garden Inn for hotel check in. At 7 p.m., the bus will depart for St. Armand’s Circle. For those who wish to enjoy an enchanting circle of fine shops and gourmet restaurants, this is the place for you. The next morning, the bus will leave for Mote Aquarium at 10 a.m. You will have a choice of going on a Sea Life Encounter or exploring the Aquarium on your own. Enjoy lunch at The Deep Sea Diner. After an afternoon filled with amazing sea life, the bus will make the journey back to the clubhouse. Approximate arrival time at the clubhouse is 6:30 p.m. This overnight trip is jam-packed with history, education and good ole’ fun! The cost is $225 per person which includes bus transportation, overnight stay at the Hilton Garden Inn, admission to the Ringling Museum of Art, admission to the Mote Aquarium or Sea Life Encounter, and an old fashioned great American breakfast on Sunday morning. Maximum occupancy of 50 people. Reserve your spot today! RSVP to the Box Office NO LATER than Monday, March 2. Make checks payable to Valencia Pointe Master Assn.

G E T A W A Y

Thursday, March 19 at 8 p.m. — $30 per person

This wonderful Broadway musical features the triumphs, heartaches, breakups, and more, all associated with the price of stardom. The Dream Girls story begins in 1962 when a trio of talented young ladies from Chicago “The Dreamettes” enter a talent competition at the Apollo Theater in New York. During this life changing performance, the girls and best friends meet their future manager who manipulates the girls from day one. He convinces a popular R&B star to use the girls as his back-up singers and renames them, The Dreams. After much manipulation from their manager, the lead singer of The Dreams, Effie, is replaced by Deena, one of the group’s back-up singers. This manipulation of the girls and their long time friendships, eventually causes Effie to quit the group and fall into a deep depression. Meanwhile, the newly formed “Deena Jones & The Dreams” go on to record many successful hits, while Effie, struggles trying to have a solo career. The group eventually begins to fall apart as everyone wants to go their separate ways as they learn of the malicious undermining of their manager. Ultimately, the 3 original “Dreamettes” make amends and reunite for one final fantastic farewell performance. Many years after their beginning, the ending is happy for these 3 friends. Wish upon a star and dreams do come true when you are a Dream Girl!

NEW SEASON SHOW JUST ANNOUNCED! Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Evening TripThursday, March 26 at 3 p.m. — $16 per person

Enjoy a night of fun and excitement at The Hard Rock. The bus will pick you up at the Clubhouse at 3 p.m. and will return to the community at 10 p.m. The cost is $16 per person and includes $10 in free play at the casino and $5 in food credits. Sign up at the Box Office by Thursday, March 19. We need 41 people to make this trip happen, so please encourage your friends and neighbors to attend. Guests are welcome!

We are proud to announce the brand new season show Dreamgirls! This is a show you don’t want to miss. We are also looking forward to the rest of our season show line up including, Yesterday, A Tribute to the Beatles, Michael Amante, Joe Piscopo and Sal Richards and Dick Capri. We hope you join us for all of these fantastic shows!Lifestyle

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STAFF Jennifer Fowler Social Director ~ GL Homes

MARCH SHOWS

Yesterday, A Tribute to the BeatlesSaturday, March 7 at 8 p.m. — $25 per person

Take a musical journey to a bygone era of peace, love and innocence with the #1 Beatles tribute act in the world — Yesterday. These four artists perform worldwide thrilling audiences on six continents with exciting vocals, witty stage

mannerisms and costume changes as they perform music from the Beatles early years through the Sgt. Pepper era. Join them on “Mystery Tour” from 1964-1970 as you go back in time with this convincing and accurate portrayal by Yesterday! “The British are Coming”

This show is a live reenactment of the revolutionary concerts introducing the first wave of British sounds to America. Join us in welcoming John, Paul, George and Ringo!

Michael AmanteSaturday, March 14 at 8:45 p.m. — $30 per person

Michael Amante, one of the most talked about upcoming American tenors on either side of the pop/classical divide, creates buzz among everyone who hears his voice. Backed by rave reviews, momentum continues to build behind this inspired artist.

Amante’s debut album, self-titled, Michael Amante, topped Billboard Magazine’s 2002 charts at #1 for Top Midline Classical Artist, and #5 for Top Midline Classical Album. The album was widely recognized, and Amante has been hailed as “The Fourth Tenor,” by entertainer, Regis Philbin and “The next Mario Lanza” by artist Tony Bennett. The New York Post dubbed Amante as “the golden-voiced tenor.” Amante is one of the most versatile and gifted performers anywhere. He performs a mind blowing array of styles from High Classical to Pop/Rock and Broadway.

Not only has Amante performed to sold out audiences across the country, including Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, The Sands Casino in Atlantic City, and New York City’s Lincoln Center, he has also given performances to countless dignitaries including former US Presidents Gerald Ford, George H.W. Bush, and Bill Clinton, Pope John Paul II, Luciano Pavarotti, Sophia Loren, Sidney Poitier, Denzel Washington, and Julia Roberts, to name a few.

Joe PiscopoSaturday, March 21 at 8 p.m. — $30 per person

Television, film, theater, nightclubs... they’re all fields in which Joe Piscopo has won the acclaim and affection of millions. In 1980, Joe was chosen to join a newly formed ensemble charged with one of the most difficult tasks in TV history... replacing the original cast of Saturday Night Live.

By the time he left the show in 1985, Joe had left his mark on the program and the nation thanks to his wide range of hilarious original characters and

celebrity impersonations, from The Sports Guy and Doug Whiner to David Letterman and, of course, Frank Sinatra, who had repeatedly endorsed Joe’s portrayal of him. In addition, Joe starred in 3 HBO specials, his work in the first of these, The Joe Piscopo Special, won him a Cable ACE Award for Outstanding Performance.

In Hollywood, Joe starred in such smash hits as “Wise Guys” and “Johnny Dangerously.” Joe appeared in a myriad of films and eventually moved onto Broadway where he appeared in the revival of “Grease” to standing room only crowds.

At Valencia Pointe, Joe will showcase his comedic talents, impressions as well as his musical abilities. You won’t want to miss this extraordinary show!

Sal Richards & Dick CapriSaturday, March 28 at 8 p.m. — $30 per person

Sal Richards and Dick Capri are each comedy powerhouses. Usually, they headlines shows alone. To end the Valencia season on a high, we have paired them together for a night you will not soon forget! These two comics will have you laughing until you cry and your stomach hurts.

Sal Richards is a Brooklyn native deemed one of the funniest guys in showbiz by the New York Daily News and voted entertainer of the year in Atlantic City many times over. Also in the entertainment industry, he was voted funniest comic by the New York Friars Club. Sal has appeared in films including Rounders, Fighting Back, Law & Order: Criminal Intent and costarred with Stephen Segal in Out For Justice. Although he does serious roles in movies and television, comedy remains Sal’s first love as he is regularly performing venues across the nation.

Dick Capri has taken the comedy world by storm and has left millions laughing in his comedic wake. In a career that has spanned two continents, he has played every major entertainment medium including nightclubs, resorts, arenas and theaters. Capri has even plied his trade on the Broadway stage and on national television. He has worked with such major stars as Tom Jones, Liza Minnelli, and Frank Sinatra.

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THS would like to invite you to meet your new fitness manager, Marlo. She is available to answer all your fitness questions relating to classes, personal training, massages, physical therapy/occupational therapy and nutritional supplements on Mondays at 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., Wednesdays at 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., and Saturdays at 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Marlo is an expert in her field and is a class instructor and personal trainer.

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T E N N I S A C T I V I T I E S

Tennis Court HoursBegin at 8 a.m. and will continue every hour and a half.

Tennis ClinicsEvery Thursday and Saturday starting at 9:30 a.m. — $7 per person.

Tennis 1-2-3Coming soon! The “Real Tennis” Beginners Course. $135 for 9, 1½ hour sessions. Please contact Paul Cranis for more information at 561-573-5666.

Tennis LessonsLessons are a great way to get back into tennis or to improve your game! Starting March 1, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 10a.m. all half hour lessons are $5. Book your lesson in advance, call Paul at 561-573-5666.• 1-hour of private lesson – $45• 30-minutes of private lesson – $25• 1-hour semi private lesson – $25 per person• 1- hour 3 person and tennis pro – $20 per person* Tennis team members will receive a discount upon

request.

Lang Management would like to remind all residents to turn off the tennis court lights after you have

finished playing. Thank you for your cooperation.

Wednesday, March 11 at 2:30 p.m.Social Hall – $1 per person

Movie MatineeMovie Matinee

Friday, March 20 at 7 p.m.Social Hall – $1 per person

Adapted from author Nicholas Sparks’ popular romance novel, director George C. Wolfe’s Nights in Rodanthe tells the tale of a doctor (Richard Gere) en route to reconcile with his estranged son when his benevolent mission is sidelined upon checking into a North Carolina beach-town inn. When the doctor arrives at the inn, he enters into a passionate affair with an unhappily married

woman (Diane Lane) who is currently considering divorce.

Longing to discover the identity of her true father before she exchanges her wedding vows, the daughter of a once-rebellious single mother secretly invites a trio of paternal candidates to her upcoming wedding in this feature adaptation of the beloved stage musical, Mamma Mia! Phyllida Lloyd, director of both the original London sensation as well as the hit Broadway incarnation, makes her feature directorial debut with this big-screen version of the beloved musical featuring 22 classic ABBA hits. Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Stellan Skarsgård, and Dominic Cooper co-star.

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C L U B B E A TThe following clubs have been suggested, but need chairs: Basketball Club; Brooklyn Club; Chorus; Comedy Club: Regional Clubs; Scrapbook Club; Scuba Club; Snow Skiing Club; Teachers Club and the Yiddish Club. If you are interested in chairing one of these clubs or you would like to form a different club, contact the Lifestyle Staff at the Box Office.

516/631 ClubLong Island, New York has over three million residents and quite a few live at Valencia Pointe. If your area code was or still is 516 or 631, please join fellow “longuylanders” to complain about Florida bagels! Call Harvey Levinson 561-738-4828 or email at hbl409@aol.com.

3D Art ClubResidents who are interested in continuing their 3D Art projects will be meeting in the Arts & Crafts Room every Wednesday from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. These sessions will run until regular class resumes. All are welcome. Please contact Rita Sandomer at 733-0047 or email at allaboutrita@optonline.net.

Afternoon PokerIf you are interested in an afternoon .10, .20 high-low poker game, contact Frank Corn at 289-2024. Time and date TBA.

Baby Boomer’s ClubOur first meeting was phenomenal. All ideas are welcomed! If you are interested in becoming a new member, contact Ellen & Marc Erenstein at futureconceptsee@aol.com.

Baltimore ClubSeveral members have expressed interest in going to an Oriole Spring Training game in Ft. Lauderdale. Anyone interested please contact Rita Rosenfeld at 737-6955 or email RR139V@comcast.net.

Bible StudyWe will meet on Tuesday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. All classes are held in the Classroom except for the first Tuesday of the month it will be in the Social Hall. We will continue to study the Hebrew Scriptures and will also add selections from other holy literature including the Christian Scriptures, the Koran, etc. Holy writings have influenced all of us and continue to affect us to this very day. Everyone is invited to join us to study and discuss this great motivation of human actions. For more information please call Rabbi Sid Shanken at 734-8580.

Bicycle ClubCycling in South Florida is a pleasure given the number of streets with clearly marked bike lanes, long stretches of empty sidewalks and flat terrain. Cycling is a wonderful sport for weight control and cardiovascular conditioning,

especially for those with arthritic knees, requiring low impact activities. A good ride justifies stopping at restaurants, ice cream parlors and other vendors of tasty treats. For more information, call Larry Simon at 369-3842 or email lrsimon5@comcast.net.

BingoBe a winner at VP’s Bingo Bonanza! Be lucky and have fun! Let’s meet, greet and win prizes! Suggestions are welcome. Let’s make it happen. If you are interested, contact Arlene Noble at 561-676-7515 or thenoblelady@aol.com.

Bird & Nature ClubThe Bird and Nature Club meets the first Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts and Craft Room. Our next meeting is Mon., March 2. For more information please contact Iris Weisberg at BrooklynRN11@aol.com or 561-737-8618.

Bowling ClubAttention all bowlers, our second season has started. We bowl every Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Palm Beach Strike Zone on Military Trail just north of Hypoluxo. The cost per week is only $8.50, which includes your shoes, ball, team jersey, coffee and cookies and our annual awards luncheon. Our league name is “The Valencia Bowlers.” We joined the already established Valencia Palms bowling league. We look forward to welcoming new members and those from last season. For more information, please email Sally at IKandSK@aol.com.

Boating ClubThe Boating Club is happy to announce our new co-chair Ed Alster and our new officers Mike Henry and Steve Weisberg. If you have a boat and would like to get involved, contact Ken. For those who do not have a boat here, Ken will be taking people out on afternoon day trips on an as needed basis. To join or for more information, contact Chair Ken Sommers at 737-6994 or vp-webmaster@earthlink.net.

Brandeis University Women’s CommitteeLakes ChapterSAVE THE DATE: March 5: Book and Author luncheon at 11 a.m. at the Deer Creek Country Club. Author — Andrew Gross. Book group will meet on March 26 at Raquel Feingold’s house. For more information please call Stephanie Walitt at 375-6225. Study group for foreign films will start in April.

Wellworth ChapterJoin women who participate in stimulating educational study groups of your choice. Connect socially with the nations only Jewish sponsored, nonsectarian university, awarding scholarships to needy students. BWC is open to all women and men. Call Marion Meltzer V.P. for membership information at 561-369-3131. March 5: Author, Lily Koppel, correspondent for the N.Y. Times, will discuss her book The Red Leather Diary. March 17: Legally Blonde at the Kravis Center.

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Bridge ClubBoth men and women are playing Bridge every Thursday from 1-4 p.m. in Card Room 1. We’d love to have you join us. Contact Phyllis Weiner for details at 736-5718. We look forward to seeing you there.

Da Chicagah (Chicago) ClubAre you from da nort side, west side or that other part of town? Are you a fan of da Bears, da Cubs, da Bulls, or that other team? Do you long for Chicagah pizza, Italian beef sandwich, or Vienna hot dogs? Do you miss Harry Carry and Walter Payton and da mare? Do you think about El, the Art Institute, Lincoln Park, and Navy Pier? Ah, Lake Shore Drive. Our next meeting will be on March 10. Location TBA. For more info. contact Howard Silver at 561-244-5387 or email him at thekingofallmedia@gmail.com.

The Cinema GroupThe Cinema Group will meet on Tues., March 17 at 7 p.m. in the Social Hall. Since our meetings will be held in the Social Hall, we have almost unlimited space and encourage new members to join us. As envisioned, our monthly meetings will alternate between viewing a classic movie and discussion at one meeting, with the discussion of a current movie that we view on our own in local theaters, together with the possibility

of viewing some additional cinema at that time as well. If you are interested in joining us, please call Chair Martin Hochberg at 733-9222 or martin@hochberg.com.

The Cooking ConnectionFeeling inspired to test your BBQ IQ? Get ready to capture the prize on March 16 in our “Best Boynton Burger” contest! Taste, presentation and originality count! Supply your own ingredients and we will supply the grill. $5 entrée fee. Pick up forms at the Box Office. More details to follow. We are seeking members to organize a progressive dinner within our community. For more information please call Suzi Pessin at 752-8286 or email at suzal@earthlink.net or Barbara Rothman at 739-9799 or email at brothman7@hotmail.com.

Couples Canasta ClubCouples Canasta will meet on Sunday, March 8 at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1. Everyone who attends is a winner! Cards and trays are provided. Please RSVP to Alvin Freedman at 742-9393 or cpmcaf3@yahoo.com for information on the group and to reserve for the next meeting.

Couples Hand & Foot ClubWe will meet Friday, March 20 at 7:30 p.m. in Card Room 1. Any twosome is a couple! Please RSVP to reserve your space. Contact Chair Jacki Spiegel at 735-8660.

“Crafty People” NeedlepointersThis club meets the first Friday of every month from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Classroom. The goal of this club is to create artwork using canvas. We will teach you to design and create a unique needlepoint project. Some of our artwork is exhibited in the display case at the Clubhouse. Walk-ins are always welcome. For more information, please contact co-chairs Sheila Bluestein at 735-8803 or Ellen Wild at 740-4879.

Cultural Arts ClubWe will meet on March 16 at 7 p.m. in the Classroom. The Cultural Arts Club will be attending La Boheme by the Palm Beach Opera at the Kravis Center on April 3 at 7:30 p.m., loge seating is $81 and mezzanine seating is $50. Contact Alvin Freedman for information at 561-742-9393. Please make all checks payable to the VP Cultural Arts Club and leave them with an event slip at the Box Office. For information contact Ann Sommers at ams9990@earthlink.net or 737-6994.

Current Events ClubThe Current Events club fills a void

in the mainstream media with in-depth news normally not

available. The group has access to intelligence and analysis at our bi-weekly

meetings, and each member receives a newsletter covering

many current advances in news, finance, health, feminism, and additional topics, along

with translations, mainly from Arabic. Additionally, speakers will be available for interview and comments, along with a Q&A session. If possible, we may have debates with people of diverse opinions in areas with which we are all familiar. We meet every other Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Social Hall. Contact Murray Kahl at 733-5686 or kahl@comcast.net for more information.

Dealer’s Choice PokerCome and play poker, $.10 and $.20 games. This club will meet every Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Poker Room. Contact Chair David Collins at 738-2151 if you are interested in playing.

Doo Wop Singing GroupEveryone who loved music from the ‘50s and ‘60s should join this new group! Did you sing in a hallway, bathroom or in the subway in the Doo Wop era? Can you Harmonize &/or play an instrument? Prior experience with ‘60s groups a major plus. Don’t be embarrassed, come join the fun! But, we are serious about good harmony... It’s what we all wanted to do. The group can be acapella or with music, depending on resident feedback. If you are interested please contact Chair Marc Hudes at LHMO@aol.com or call him at 845-807-8864 today!

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Emergency CommitteeIf you are interested in providing assistance to the community in the case of an emergency such as search and rescue, first responder and hurricane aftermath, please contact Bob Klein, chair of the emergency committee. Bob can be reached at 734-6599 or hamnerd@bellsouth.net. Twenty people are needed for a CERT class and we need a few more residents to make this happen. Contact Bob if you are interested in this class.

Fishing ClubDoes swapping tips, tactics and tales of past fishing adventures interest you? What about getting together with other “Pointers” to create new ones? If all this is baiting your hook, then contact Frank Ingargiola, Chairman of the Fishing Club at 369-5492 or Bill Rosenberg, swabby, at 738-9377 (or email at billr1260@aol.com). Club membership is open to both male and female anglers or those who would like to be. We meet on the third Thursday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Classroom. Get some handy tips on terminal tackle from our own Capt. Frank. ...Are you gonna fish or cut bait?

Folk Music, Country & Blue Grass ClubIf you play a musical instrument or enjoy singing or just listening, then let’s get together for a fun-filled time. We will make and discuss music while making new friends. Contact Chairs Muriel Kahl at 733-5686, kahl@comcast.net or Arthur

Liblit at 731-2295, irisart@msn.com for more information on this fun club.

Gay & Lesbian ClubIf you are interested in a gay & lesbian social club to meet new friends and discover new places, please contact Ilene Sokol at 561-375-8519 or Ilene48@gmail.com.

Gin Rummy ClubAnyone interested in playing Gin Rummy? We meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1, except the third Wednesday of the month we will play in the Social Hall. Please contact Sy Levy at 752-9383 or email him at primeplayer25@yahoo.com.

Girl TalkGirl Talk meets on the second Monday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Social Hall. Our next meeting will be on March 9. The topic for this meeting is “Alternative and Holistic Choices

for Well-Being”. Dr. Stuart Zoll, a Chiropractor and Doctor of Oriental Medicine will discuss topics relating to preventive medicine. Teri Nadler, a Certified Biofeedback Practitioner and Homeopathic Consultant will make a presentation which will touch upon Holistic Nutrition, Homeopathy, Biofeedback and the role our brain and our unconscious plays in health issues. Girl Talk provides the opportunity for women to come together to share common interests and experiences, discuss important topics relating to female issues and, most of all, to socialize with neighbors and have fun. New members are always welcome! If you have any questions please call Lena Reiss at 375-9244 or e-mail Rhona Leff at rhona52@comcast.net.

Guys and Gals CanastaThis club is a fun way for both men and women to play a friendly game of canasta while meeting your neighbors. You may even learn a few new strategies. We meet every Tuesday in the Social Hall at 1 p.m. Please bring trays and cards. RSVP to Kenny Barenbaum at752-8832.

HadassahOur Donor Luncheon will be held on March 19 at 11:30 a.m. at the posh Polo Club. To be a Donor you must have $100 in Donor Credit. Contact Arlene Lapoff, at 369-3737 for information on your earned Donor credit. You can make up the difference between what you have earned and the required $100 by making a contribution to Hadassah. Installation of Officers Luncheon and Fashion Show will be held in the Social Hall on March 24 at noon. The community is invited. April 21 at 1 p.m. we will present a Genealogy program in the Social Hall. The speaker will be Dennis Rice, past President of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Palm Beach County. The community is invited. A luncheon and tour of the Norton Museum will be held on May 19 at 10:15 a.m. Cards for all occasions are available in support of Hadassah’s good works, call Sharon Goodhart at 737-0073 or Marci Lazarus at 737-2080. Certificates and trees to honor or memorialize are available call Lesley Schneider at 736-2432. Hadassah Bulletin well wishes can be purchased for $1 each from Fran Stillman at 732-0722. Contact Shelley Simon at 369-3842 or Jacki Speigel at 735-8660 for membership information.Rhoda Stein, President 752-1863.

Health Professionals ClubAre you interested in discussing new and emerging trends in medicine? If so, join us to hear from community experts & outside speakers on new treatments plans, technologies & methods. We can also discuss new & old books and articles you have found useful & interesting. Come share your knowledge with other medical & dental professionals. We will meet on Mon., March 23 at 4:30 p.m. in the Classroom. For more information please contact Chair Ira Raff at tobim9@bellsouth.net or 561-736-2887. Meetings will be one day, every two months.

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Come join us every Monday at 1 p.m. and play Hollywood Rummy. Low stakes makes it lots of fun! For more information call Richard Diamond at 734-7671.

Investment ClubWe will meet on Mon., March 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Art & Crafts Room. After reviewing the prior month’s performance, we will listen to a presentation of potential new stocks to buy stocks from the Investment committee. Any member wanting to present a stock should contact Stan Slotnick at 732-9935 with the name of the stock. Art Feingold, Norm Chalphin and Stan Reiss will work on having a presentation with an open forum for both members and non members at the breakfast at the Clubhouse. For more information contact Norm Chalphin at 735-4478 or Arnie May at 374-8858.

Ladies CanastaLadies don’t let the guys have all the fun! We meet every Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Internet Café. Cards and tray provided. Please RSVP to Sonia Freedman at 742-9393.

Mad Dog Gun ClubThe Valencia Pointe Mad Dog Gun Club is now forming. Our purpose, besides socializing and fun, is to provide a club for any resident who is interested in the safe and legal use of firearms and sport shooting. You do not need to own a firearm to join, only be interested in gun ownership. We stress self improvement and education in the safe and responsible use and care of firearms. Pistol, rifle and antique firearms enthusiasts are welcome to join. We anticipate using the Palm Beach Shooting Center in Lake Worth for practice shooting and instruction. Other locations for rifle and shotgun practice will be discussed. Please call Chair Stephen Resnick at 733-2245 or e-mail him at stephenresnick@yahoo.com if you are interested.

Mah Jongg ClubAre you interested in a walk-in mah jongg game? The Mah Jongg club meets on the second and fourth Friday of the month in Card Room 1 at 1 p.m. We will meet on March 13 and 27. The Mah Jongg and Girl Talk Clubs are proud to announce that they will be co-sponsoring three Mah Jongg tournaments

during the 2009 year. All three tournaments will be held on Fridays; March 6, July 24 and October 30, 2009. At our own Valencia Pointe tournaments, we promise that it will be stress free and loads of fun. Come play with your friends and neighbors. There will even be some beginner tables for our new players. The first tournament, on March 6 will be held

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in the Social Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All proceeds will go to CURE (Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy). We will have prizes, raffles, vendors, refreshments and lunch. The cost is $25. Complete a registration form with a check payable to Girl Talk and return to the Box Office.

Men’s Book ClubOur next meeting will be March 11 at 4 p.m. in the Classroom. Our next book is “Mad in America” by Robert Whitaker. Our facilitator will be Larry Simon. For information about the book club, e-mail Ira Raff at tobim9@bellsouth.net or Steve Tamber at SITamber@aol.com.

Men’s CanastaMen’s Canasta will meet every Thursday at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1. We have the cards, trays, score sheets and pencils. Just bring yourself. New members welcome. Please contact Alvin Freedman at 742-9393 or cpmcaf3@yahoo.com.

Men’s ClubThe Men’s Club is in the process of planning many new events. Sun., March 15 at 10 a.m. (In the planning stage — details to follow) Tues., March 31 we are hosting a

Mets vs. Marlins spring training baseball game at 7:05 p.m. at Roger Dean Stadium in Palm Beach Gardens. Members and their ladies are invited. Sat., April 4 we will have a fun low entry fee No Limit Texas Hold’em Tournament with food and drinks. We will hold a comprehensive clinic a week

before the event. All paid participants are welcome to attend. This will be similar to what you see on TV. We will have good prizes for winners. Additional details to follow. Sunday April 19 at 10 a.m. (In the planning stage — details to follow). If you have any questions contact Dave Orkin, President at 954 298 2078 or Sy Levy at 561 752-9383. If you would like to attend any of these events and are not currently a Men’s Club member we invite you to join our club. Dues for 2009 are $25.00. For more membership information contact Joe Trobman at caulker123@aol.com or at 609 442-7677.

Men’s Golf ClubMondays we play at Winston Trails. We have 7 tee times locked in every Monday. Please let me know if you are interested. Thursdays we have 4-5 tee times locked in at Cypress Creek. Please let Paul Broad know if you are interested. We are starting a Mid County Golf Association. We are playing against other communities in the area. We have about 12 communities involved. We are starting to put together handicaps and will play against each other in two man scramble format. The day will be at the Links of Madison Greens with a banquet dinner followed by trophies. It will have a cost of $75.00. If you are interested in joining any of our golf fun let me or Paul Broad know.

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Men’s Softball TeamWe meet the third Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Classroom. We will have open practice every Wednesday. We meet at the Sales Office at 2:30 p.m. and leave for the field from there. Anyone with questions or who has interest in joining the team, please call Len Siegel at 732-0336, Stan Greenberg at 740-0472 , Donald Spiegel at 735-8660 or Rich Levine at 736-5262.

Mixed DoublesThe Tennis Mixed Doubles event in February was a fun time. We played 4 courts and after play went to Duffys for a light bite. Our event for March is scheduled for Friday, March 6 at 6 p.m. at the Tennis Courts. If you would like to participate in the fun and get some exercise, please contact Susan and Howard Levine at 740-1338 or e-mail at sukibird18@yahoo.com.

Monday Night Texas Hold’ EmIf you would like to play a Texas Hold’ Em game on Mondays from 7-10 p.m. in the Poker Room, then come join this club. If you are interested in playing with us, please contact Sy Levy at 752-9383 or email him at primeplayer25@yahoo.com.

Motorcycle ClubIf you are interested in joining the Motorcycle Club and like to ride for brunch, lunch, dinner or just for fun, please contact Chair Frank Ingargiola at 369-5492. Both men and women are welcome! There are no meetings or dues…Just nice rides!

MS Walk TeamJoin fellow Valencia residents in our newly formed Valencia MS Walk Team to support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society! The team will be participating in its first walk on Sunday, March 1 at South County Regional Park in Boca

Raton. If you are interested in joining the team, please contact Chair Billie Cohen at 561-292-9872 or billiecfl@yahoo.com.

NCJWTuesday, March 10 at 10 a.m. in the Social Hall. General Meeting and speaker, Joyce Saltman. The topic will be “What Makes You Laugh”. Refreshments will be served. SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, April 21 we are planning a wonderful event details to follow.

Nurses ClubAttention all nurses who would like to meet other nurses living here at Valencia Pointe. We will chat and remember

wearing caps and polyester uniforms and chuckle over abbreviations like, “Fabians” felt awful but I’m alright now syndrome. If you are interested in the nurses club, please contact Marilyn Stolzberg at marilynstolzberg@gmail.com or 735-0349 or Margie Richmond at mmrichmond@comcast.net or 369-0812.

ORT AmericaSAVE THE DATE: March 22 in the Social Hall. Get on your dancing shoes ORT America will be presenting “Dancing For The Stars.” Join us for an evening of fun with dance lessons,a dance contest and a sumptuous Viennese table. Covert $25. RSVP to Barbara Kravitz at 732-2552 or Gina Resnick at 733-2245 or Dee Schreer at 737-8499. ORT America in partnership with World ORT promotes the understanding and appreciation of Jewish values through a global network of schools and training programs in 63 countries that boast more than 3 million graduates to date. ORT teaches its students the importance of social and communal responsibility as well as Jewish continuity. The principles of “values education” are woven throughout the students’ time at ORT schools. ORT believes that enabling students to perform community service develops high ideals and leadership skills. For more information, contact Annette Holland at 561-997-1071.

Panguingue ClubAre you interested in playing Pan? Join Chair Sharon Goodhart on Monday nights in the Poker Room for this fun-filled game. Contact Sharon for more information at 737-0073 or sharongoodhart@hotmail.com.

Papanicolaou Corps for Cancer ResearchMarch 9: Health Day “All about me” at the Deerfield Beach Hilton. Speaker Dr. Agatston, noted Cardiologist and developer of the South Beach Diet. More details to follow. March 28 at 9 a.m.: Walk-a-thon for all S. Florida PAP units including families, friends and neighbors. April 30 from 4 to 6 p.m.: Wine & Cheese Cocktail Reception. Details to follow. Tribute Cards are now available. Please contact Judi Harold at 740-2299 or Jacki Spiegel at 735-8660. Birthday Buddies are now available! It’s a wonderful way to honor your friends and family on their birthdays. For more information, see insert or call Doris Perman at 561-732-2255. We are now offering Ad Journals, which may be placed in honor or in memory of a relative, friend or special occasion. Please contact Roz Alster at 369-3397 or Joan Levin at 561-736-1838 for more information. We are introducing “Shop to Earn,”a new, online way of fundraising. Prices are the same or less than in stores. Each vendor gives a cashback percentage to PAP, at no cost to you. Please see our insert for more information.

Panic Attacks, Anxiety and Phobia Support GroupValencia Pointe resident Stepahnie Tardell, a retired psychotherapist, is forming a “no fee” ongoing support group

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for people who suffer from either panic attacks, anxieties or phobias. Stephanie has facilitated similar groups in New Jersey for about twenty years. The group will consist of 6-15 people. Meetings will be at the Clubhouse and will be either weekly or bi-weekly. Dates and times will be established in the future. If you are interested in joining the group please contact Stephanie at 561-735-0640 or email her atstephanietardell@yahoo.com.

PC/MAC Computer ClubArt Feingold, Charlie Tomko and Max Rechtman will take the lead presenting topics

of interest that relate both to PC and MAC computers.We would like to work with

Valencia Pointers to provide education and some fun in the discussion of computer subjects of interest to you. Come upgrade your computer skills and catch up to your children and grandchildren’s PC skill levels. Raise your comfort level and get started using email, composing and printing Word documents,

locating and connecting to lots of information via web sites and jumping into on-line auctions. We will meet on Tues., March 24 at 7 p.m. in the Classroom. Please contact Art at 740-4008 for more information.

PinochleThis club will meet every Monday at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1. If you are interested in playing, please contact Chair Richie Levine at 736-5262. This club is for beginners and advanced players.

Poker Club NEW

New game, new chairperson. All players welcome! 5 and 7 card high/low $1 and $2 for 5 card games and $.50 and $1 for 7 card games. Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Poker Room. Weekly email sign up (first come/first seated) to reserve your place. Minimum 6 players/maximum 8 players per table.Please Email your interest to Harold Watsky at hswatsky@aol.com or call 733-1174.

Restaurant ClubThe Restaurant Club has a new chair and will have its first meeting on Tuesday, March 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Cafe. If you are interested in joining or for more i n f o r m a t i o n p l e a s e contact Harvey Levinson a t 5 6 1 - 7 3 8 - 4 8 2 8 o r hbl409@aol.com.

RockodilesRockodiles lives on. Please watch for details for the 2009-2010 activities. We are currently putting together a committee to help assure a continued environment for friendship, music, dancing and mingling with your neighbors in an exciting environment. SAVE THE DATE: October 31, 2009. For more information contact Ed and Roz Alster at roed18@comcast.net.

Runners/Walking ClubWe are looking for walkers and runners at all levels to come together for fun and exercise in a relaxed atmosphere. No one is too old or out-of-shape to join and enjoy this club. For more information contact Chairs Mindy Unger at 733-0040, msmagu1@aol.com, or Ann Sommers at 737-6994, ams9990@earthlink.net.

Singles ClubYou asked for it and now you got it! Sandra Chane and Wally Sherman have offered to chair the Singles Club and look forward to everyone’s ideas for events and activities. Come meet other singles and start new friendships for both men and women. For more information contact Sandra Chane at 737-6349 or Wally Sherman at 738-5158.

Smart Investors of Valencia PointeThis group is currently forming and expects to fill the maximum quota of 25 members in rather short order. We meet on the second Monday of every month at 7:15 p.m. in the Classroom. If you are interested in joining, please email Mark Stolzberg at markstolzberg@gmail.com.

Snowbirds ClubThe Snowbirds Club is going on a “brunch” cruise on Sunday, March 8. $30 per person.Bring check to the Box Office or call Raquel Feingold at 561-740 4008 or email at Raquel716@aol.com. We are planning other activities and will notify members via email.

Stage Theater and Dance Ensemble (STADE)STADE presents the Jane Froman Story starring Oscar Award Winner Susan Hayward in 100 years of Musical Memories “With a Song in My Heart”. Friday, March 13 at 7 p.m in the Social Hall. $2 pp cash. Sign up at the Box Office. Refreshments, popcorn and candy will be served.Some proceeds will be donated to the Boys & Girls Club.

Sunshine CommitteeAnyone interested in extending a warm and friendly greeting to our neighbors, to help celebrate good times and comfort in times of need, contact the committee to join us. We will

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3D Art ClassesMarilyn, an artist, and Morry, an architect, have blended their creativity into 3D Art, an art form which doesn’t require natural artistic ability. Through their guidance and instruction, you will create a work of art that “you won’t believe you did it.” This class is offered every Monday at 9:30 a.m. and at 1:30 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts Room. The cost is $56/4 sessions. Tool kits will be available for a one time purchase starting the first class. You will also be able to purchase your projects (set of 6 pictures you will work on during the session as well as the cutting guide) ranging from $18-$50.

20/20/2020 minutes of aerobic activity, 20 minutes of standing strength and balance work and 20 minutes of floor work strength and stretching. This class is great for cardiovascular strength training. This class is offered Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. Sign up in the THS office today.

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meet the third Thursday of every month at 11 a.m. in the Classroom. Let’s network to spread our sunshine! Please call Beverly Berkowitz at 561-738-0062.

Surfing ClubIf you are interested in surfing, body surfing or boogy boarding call Arthur Liblit at 731-2295.

Tennis ClubThe Tennis Club held elections last month and now has new officers. Thank you Shelly Walitt, Howard Levine, Ken Sommers and Patti Miller for serving with me for the past two years. Thank you Shelly Walitt, Paul Broad, Barbara Rothman, and Larry Simon for your outstanding service as team

captains. Congratulations to our team members for your inspired play and court achievements. My thanks to the many members who supported our programs and contributed to our many successes. Special thanks to Paul Cranis for your efforts in building and enhancing out tennis program. My best wishes to our new officers and for the future of our Tennis Club. Mike Stein, Past President 752-1863.

Thursday Night Holdem Poker$1-$2 stakes. We meet every Thursday. For location please contact Bob Tardell at 561-735-0673 or email him at rtardell@yahoo.com.

Valencia Pointe Cookbook Club NEW

We have generations of recipes handed down from family members right here. We would like to put together the “Valencia Pointe Share the Cooking Wealth” Cookbook. Everything from soup to nuts! For more information please contact Sheila Bluestein at 735-8803.

Valencia Pointe & Shoot Camera ClubThis club meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Social Hall. We welcome all community members from the least experienced amateur to the most seasoned professional photographer. We are anxious to share our photographic knowledge with all whom are interested. The agenda for the March 5 meeting includes a presentation on photographic lighting techniques by club members David Cohen, Bill

Rosenberg and Stan Cohen. We will also be discussing our upcoming April 2009 field trip. Please join us for a very “focused” evening. If you have any questions please contact Stan Cohen at stancoh@comcast.net.

Wine Club IIOur next meeting date is TBA. For more information please contact Irv Rubenstein at 737-6066 or irvrubenstein@me.com.

Women’s Book ClubThe Women’s Book Club will meet on Wed., March 25. The book we will discuss is One Thousand White Women by Jim Fergus. The 1 p.m. meeting will be held at the home of Liz Brager at 6974 Great Falls Circle and the 7 p.m. meeting will be held at the home of Lenore Baird at 7299 Maple Ridge Trail. In addition to bringing your thoughts on the book, please

bring magazines that you have finished, and we’ll trade ideas, as well as magazines. If you haven’t already done so, please let Rhona Leff know what meeting you will be attending. If you are not a member of the Women’s Book Club and would like to become one contact Rhona Leff at rhona52@comcast.net or 846-1408) or Barbara Rothman at brothman7@hotmail.com or 739-9799.

Women’s Golf ClubAnyone interested please call Anne Freedman at (609) 576-2000.

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Defensive Driving Course(Coaching the mature driver)March 12 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts Room. An insurance discount is given for licensed drivers 55 or older who complete a state approved driver improvement course. Coaching the mature driver qualifies for this discount. This six hour classroom course has been developed especially for the senior experienced driver. It reviews basic driving techniques and introduces techniques to help offset the effects of having a crash while driving. Coaching the Mature Driver combines lecture with discussion and video in a lively and informative format. Reaction time, hearing and vision are often significantly affected by the aging process. Florida also has its particular problems — this course presents alternative that will help you avoid a crash! The cost is $10 per person. We need a minimum of 20 people to run this class. Sign up at the Box Office today!

FREE Equipment Demo NEW

Please partake in Marlo’s equipment demonstrations on Wednesday, March 11 from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and Saturday, March 14 from 9 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in the fitness center.

Gin Rummy for BeginnersLearn to play Gin Rummy! Valencia Pointe resident Richard Diamond will be teaching this FREE class every Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Classroom. You will be an expert by the end of 3 to 4 classes. To RSVP call Richard Diamond at 734-7671.

Hand & FootThis class is taught by Jacki Spiegel. This class is FREE! You will learn how to play this easy card game in one session! Both men and women are welcome. A minimum of 4 players are needed to hold the class. Please call Jacki at 735-8660 for more details.

Jazz DanceWe welcome Terry Katz who will be teaching you jazz dance movements-Fosse style, as well as show dance routines such as “One” from A Chorus Line, All That Jazz, Steam Heat and many more. If you really love to dance, take this class. Classes will meet every Tuesday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. A minimum of 10 people is required to run this class. The cost is $32 per student for four classes.

Basic Beading ClassLearn basic beading techniques and crimping. Create a Swarovski Crystal bracelet. Choose from purple, blue or green crystals. The cost is $45 which includes all materials and instruction. We need a minimum of 8 people. Sign up at the Box Office today!

Beginner BridgeACBL Certified instructor, Marilyn Kroll will broaden your Bridge horizons. Class will be every Thursday from 1-3 p.m. in Card Room 1. The cost is $85 for 8 sessions and we need a minimum of 12 people. Class will begin when the minimum requirement has been met. Please contact the Lifestyle Office.

Beginner CanastaLearn how to play Canasta from two expert instructors — Harriette Lion and Rhoda Bagen. Class will be every Monday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Card Room 1. The cost is $75 per person for 7 classes. We need a minimum of 10 people to run this class. Class will begin when the minimum requirement has been met. Sign up in the Box Office today for your spot!

Beginner PanValencia Pointe resident Sharon Goodhart will be offering FREE Panguingue classes to all those interested in learning the game. Please contact Sharon at 737-0073 or sharongoodhart@hotmail.com so she can schedule classes at the clubhouse today!

Body SculptingThis class is a total body workout using weights, resistance bands & body bars. Total Health Systems offers this class to you every Monday from 9-10 a.m. and every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. in the Aerobics Studio. Sign up with THS in the Fitness Office today!

Ceramics/Greenware ClassesMonica Sica brings us years of experience and knowledge in ceramics and glass! This class is offered every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts Room. The cost is $30 for 6 weeks. Material fees will vary depending on the price of the piece chosen. Starter brush and tool kits range from $28 to $35. Class maximum is 15 people, so sign up at the Box Office today!

DETAIL MINDEDEnjoy the luxury of having your vehicle detailed, without having to leave the community! Detail

Minded will be at the Clubhouse every Monday at 8:30 a.m. (first come, first served)

Free Crème wax application after 7th wash * Price List available at the Box Office *

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Water AerobicsCome and increase balance, flexibility & range of motion safely while improving your cardiovascular system using a noodle & water weights. Total Health Systems offers this class every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9-10 a.m. in the Pool. This class is for levels 1 and 2. Sign up with THS in the gym office for this class today!

ZumbaThis high energy class offers a fusion of Latin and International music/dance themes creating a fun, dynamic & effective fitness class. Zumba combines easy-to-follow dance steps with fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Total Health Systems offers this class every Thursday from 9-10 a.m. in the Aerobics Studio. This class will have levels of 1, 2 and 3. Sign up with THS in the gym office for this class today!

Line DanceValencia Pointe is happy to welcome Ruth Goodstein, who will be instructing the Line Dance classes. Her main goal for all of her students is to “have fun, enjoy what they’re doing and dance as if no one is watching.” This is not your typical country western boot scootin’ class. Our upbeat instructor takes you step-by-step through many different genres of music from country-western to Latin. The class will run as a six week session. Classes will be held on Mondays from 10-11 a.m. in the Aerobics Studio. The cost for this class is $40 per person. The sessions require a minimum of 10 people. Flat shoes are required. Cowboy boots, sneakers and heels are not permitted. Class will begin when the minimum requirement has been met. Sign up at the Box Office today!

Oil / Acrylic Painting ClassInstructor Vicki Morningstar will help you develop or hone your skills in acrylic or oil painting. Please purchase your starter kit and canvas at a local crafts store. The cost is $75 for six sessions. We need a minimum of 5 people to run this class. Sign up at the Box Office today!

PilatesThis class will work your abdominals and boost your core strength to improve posture and form. Total Health Systems offers this class on Fridays at 11 a.m. in the Aerobics Studio. This is for levels 1, 2 and 3. Please check the THS calendar for dates. Sign up with THS in the gym office for this class today!

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• Happy belated Birthday to Iris Bergman on November 3• Happy belated Birthday to Stanley Bergman on

January 30• Happy belated Birthday to Harold Wittcoff on

February 7• Happy belated Birthday to Susan Reiss on February 27• Happy Birthday to Maxine Berlow on March 1• Happy Birthday to Hana Aronson on March 2• Happy Birthday to Deena Schonfeld March 4• Happy Birthday to Eleanor Broad on March 6• Happy Birthday to Wendy Inlander on March 7• Happy Birthday to Joan Levin on March 7• Happy Birthday to Marilyn Pinsky on March 9• Happy Birthday to Janet Kreshover on March 10• Happy Birthday to Dorothy Fox on March 13• Happy Birthday to Jerry Magner on March 19• Happy Birthday to Wendy Silverman on March 19• Happy Birthday to Howard Silver on March 20• Happy Birthday to Myrna Landis on March 20• Happy Birthday to Arlene Lapoff on March 21• Happy Birthday to Dorothy Diamond on March 22• Happy Anniversary to Frances & Jerry Magner on

March 22• Congratulations to Dan & Phyllis Drobner on the birth

of their granddaughter Hailey Emma on January 5

Are you celebrating a birthday, anniversary or do you have a joyous event that you would like to share? Write down the details and drop it by the Lifestyle Office by the 1st of the current month to appear in the next issue of the newsletter.

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Check the website and comm. channel for updates. All events are rain or shine

unless otherwise specified.

A&C Arts & Crafts RoomAS Aerobics StudioC ClassroomCK Catering Kitchen

L O C A T I O N L E G E N DCR1 Card Room 1CR2 Card Room 2FC Fitness CenterIC Internet Café

P PoolPR Poker RoomSH Social HallTC Tennis Court

PAP Health Day – Deerfield Beach Hilton8:30am Men’s Golf Club (Winston Trails)9am Body Sculpting (AS)9am Water Aerobics (P)9:30am 3D Art Class (A&C)1pm Hollywood Rummy Club (CR1)1:30pm 3D Art Class (A&C)7pm Monday Night Texas

Hold’ Em Poker (PR)7pm Panguingue Club (PR)7pm Pinochle (CR1)7pm Girl Talk (SH)7:15pm Smart Investors Club (C)Happy Birthday Marilyn PinskyHappy Birthday Lawrence Stolbach

8:30am Men’s Golf Club(Winston Trails)

9am Body Sculpting (AS)9am Water Aerobics (P)9:30am 3D Art Class (A&C)1pm Hollywood Rummy Club (CR1)1:30pm 3D Art Class (A&C)7pm Monday Night Texas

Hold’ Em Poker (PR)7pm Panguingue Club (PR)7pm Pinochle (CR1)7:30pm Bird & Nature Club (A&C)Happy Birthday Hana Aronson

Cooking Connection “Best Boynton Burger” Contest

8:30am Men’s Golf Club (Winston Trails)9am Body Sculpting (AS)9am Water Aerobics (P)9:30am 3D Art Class (A&C)1pm Hollywood Rummy Club (CR1)1:30pm 3D Art Class (A&C)7pm Monday Night Texas

Hold’ Em Poker (PR)7pm Panguingue Club (PR)7pm Pinochle (CR1)7pm Cultural Arts Club (C)7:30pm Investment Club (A&C)

10am Men’s Club

Snowbirds Brunch Cruise7pm Couples Canasta (CR1)

MS Walk Team (South County Regional Park)

Happy Birthday Maxine Berlow

8:30am Men’s Golf Club(Winston Trails)

9am Body Sculpting (AS)9am Water Aerobics (P)9:30am 3D Art Class (A&C)1pm Hollywood Rummy Club (CR1)1:30pm 3D Art Class (A&C)4:30pm Health Professionals Club (C)7pm Monday Night Texas

Hold’ Em Poker (PR)7pm Panguingue Club (PR)7pm Pinochle (CR1)

8:30am Men’s Golf Club(Winston Trails)

9am Body Sculpting (AS)9am Water Aerobics (P)9:30am 3D Art Class (A&C)1pm Hollywood Rummy Club (CR1)1:30pm 3D Art Class (A&C)7pm Monday Night Texas

Hold’ Em Poker (PR)7pm Panguingue Club (PR)7pm Pinochle (CR1)

Chicago Club10am NCJW (SH)10:30am Ceramics Class (A&C)10:30am Bible Study (C)1pm Guys & Gals Canasta (SH)1:30pm Ceramics Class (A&C)7pm Body Sculpting (AS)7pm Poker Club (PR)7:30pm Restaurant Club (IC)

Happy Birthday Janet Kreshover

10:30am Ceramics Class (A&C)10:30am Bible Study (SH)1pm Guys & Gals Canasta (SH)1:30pm Ceramics Class (A&C)7pm Body Sculpting (AS)7pm Poker Club (PR)

HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY!

Brandeis Wellworth – “Legally Blonde” (Kravis Center)

10:30am Ceramics Class (A&C)10:30am Bible Study (C)1pm Guys & Gals Canasta (SH)1:30pm Ceramics Class (A&C)7pm Body Sculpting (AS)7pm Poker Club (PR)7pm Cinema Group (SH)

10:30am Ceramics Class (A&C)10:30am Bible Study (C)12pm Hadassah (SH)1pm Guys & Gals Canasta (SH)1:30pm Ceramics Class (A&C)7pm Body Sculpting (AS)7pm Poker Club (PR)7pm PC/MAC Computer Club (C)

10:30am Ceramics Class (A&C)10:30am Bible Study (C)1pm Guys & Gals Canasta (SH)1:30pm Ceramics Class (A&C)7pm Body Sculpting (AS)7pm Poker Club (PR)7:05pm Men’s Club – Mets vs.

Marlins training game (Roger Dean Stadium)

9am Water Aerobics (P)10am Bowling Club

(Palm Beach Strike Zone)10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)11:15am Free Equipment Demo (FC)1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C)2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open

Practice (Sales Office)2:30pm Matinee (SH)4pm Men’s Book Club (C)7pm Gin Rummy Club (CR1)

9am Water Aerobics (P)10am Bowling Club

(Palm Beach Strike Zone)10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C)2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open

Practice (Sales Office)7pm Gin Rummy Club (CR1)7:30pm Current Events Club (SH)

Happy Birthday Deena Schonfeld

9am Water Aerobics (P)10am Bowling Club

(Palm Beach Strike Zone)10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C)2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open

Practice (Sales Office)7pm Gin Rummy Club (SH)7pm Men’s Softball Team Meeting (C)7:30pm Current Events Club (SH)

9am Water Aerobics (P)10am Bowling Club

(Palm Beach Strike Zone)10:15am 20/20/20 (AS)1pm Women’s Book Club (Home

of Liz Brager)1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C)2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open

Practice (Sales Office)7pm Gin Rummy Club (CR1)7pm Women’s Book Club (Home

of Lenore Baird)

9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)8:40am Men’s Golf Club

(Cypress Creek)9am Defensive Driving Course (SH)9am Zumba (AS)1pm Bridge Club (CR1)1pm Gin Rummy Class (C)7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR)7pm Ladies Canasta (IC)7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1)7pm Thurs. Night Hold‘Em Poker

Brandeis Wellworth9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)8:40am Men’s Golf Club (Cypress Creek)9am Zumba (AS)11am Brandeis Lakes –

Deer Creek Country Club1pm Bridge Club (CR1)1pm Gin Rummy Class (C)7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR)7pm Ladies Canasta (IC)7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1)7pm Thurs. Night Hold‘Em Poker7:30pm Valencia Pointe & Shoot Club (SH)

9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)8:40am Men’s Golf Club (Cypress Creek)9am Zumba (AS)11am Sunshine Committee (C)11:30am Hadassah (Polo Club)1pm Bridge Club (CR1)1pm Gin Rummy Class (C)7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR)7pm Ladies Canasta (IC)7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1)7pm Thurs. Night Hold‘Em Poker7:30pm Fishing Club (C)8pm Dream Girls (SH)Happy Birthday Jerry MagnerHappy Birthday Wendy Silverman

Brandeis Book Club (Home of Raquel Feingold)

9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)8:40am Men’s Golf Club

(Cypress Creek)9am Zumba (AS)1pm Bridge Club (CR1)1pm Gin Rummy Class (C)3pm Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Trip7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR)7pm Ladies Canasta (IC)7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1)7pm Thurs. Night Hold‘Em Poker

9am Water Aerobics (P)11am Pilates (AS)1pm Mah Jongg Club (CR1)7pm STADE (SH)

Happy Birthday Dorothy Fox

9am Water Aerobics (P)10am “Crafty People”

Needlepointers (C)10am Mah Jongg Tournament (SH)11am Pilates (AS)6pm Mixed Doubles (TC)

Happy Birthday Eleanor Broad

9am Water Aerobics (P)11am Pilates (AS)7pm Movie Night (SH)7:30pm Couples Hand & Foot (CR1)

Happy Birthday Howard SilverHappy Birthday Myrna Landis

9am Water Aerobics (P)11am Pilates (AS)1pm Mah Jongg Club (CR1)

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9am Free Equipment Demo (FC)9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)8:45pm Michael Amante (SH)

9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)8pm Yesterday, A Tribute

to the Beatles (SH)

Happy Birthday Wendy InlanderHappy Birthday Joan Levin

9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)8pm Joe Piscopo (SH)

Happy Birthday Arlene Lapoff

9am PAP Walk-a-thon (FAU Campus)

9:30am Tennis Clinic (TC)8pm Sal Richards &

Dick Capri (SH)

ORT Dancing for the Stars (SH)

Happy Birthday Dorothy DiamondHappy Anniversary Frances &

Jerry Magner

Happy Birthday Steve Weisberg