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Welcome New MembersAlbano, Robert - Oak RunCartwright, Gayle & Robert - Whisper TraceCharest, Yvon & Monique - Fairway PointeEisen, Ellen - BanyansMerzel, Yizhaq & Elaine - Whisper TraceOrfus, Elaine & Stanley Helpert - FairwayPointeWeiss, Dr. Herbert & Barbara - Fairway BendWilliams, Leon & Fredda Sheib - Cedar Cay

Artist - Tom Cushing

Cable Channels32 Tennis, Spa and Fitness63 Social, Dining General95 Golf99 Tee Time98 CMA

CondolencesOur condolences to the families of SydneyCramer, Lola Mamberg and Jules Silver

Membership Reportas of May 31, 2009Social 391Tennis/General 246Master 472Old Course 345

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In The NewsIn The NewsIn The NewsIn The NewsIn The NewsCongratulations to Don Schaevitz, Club PresidentCongratulations to Don Schaevitz, Club PresidentCongratulations to Don Schaevitz, Club PresidentCongratulations to Don Schaevitz, Club PresidentCongratulations to Don Schaevitz, Club President

Boardroom Magazine, which is the official publication for the Association of Private Clubs &Directors, has named Donald Schaevitz as one of its top 21 Private Club Presidents for 2008.In its first year, this award attracted over 300 board president nominations from clubs andother nominators around the world.

We congratulate Mr. Schaevitz on this singular honor.

The Old Course Recognized for Environmental ExcellenceThe Old Course Recognized for Environmental ExcellenceThe Old Course Recognized for Environmental ExcellenceThe Old Course Recognized for Environmental ExcellenceThe Old Course Recognized for Environmental Excellence

The Old Course at Broken Sound Club has achieved designation as a “Certified AudubonCooperative Sanctuary” through the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for GolfCourses, an Audubon International program. Joseph Hubbard, Course Superintendent,has led the effort to obtain sanctuary status on this course and is being recognized for

Environmental Stewardship by AudubonInternational.

“To reach certif ication, a course mustdemonstrate that they are maintaining a highdegree of environmental quality in a number ofareas.” These categories include: EnvironmentalPlanning, Wildlife & Habitat Management,Outreach and Education, Chemical UseReduction and Safety, Water Conservation, andWater Quality Management.Joe Hubbard is currently working to obtaincertification for the club course, and weanticipate receiving that certification next year.

General Manager, John Crean and Club President, Don Schaevitz

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a Platinum Club of America, a designationawarded every three years to only the top3 percent of clubs in the country. We werealso recently featured in the newspaper forall of our efforts in “going green” and weare continuing in this process every day.We have seen nominal dues increases overthe past three years and this year again,we will see a minimal increase. We alsohave an outstanding staff with minimalturnover, and this relationship betweenmembers and staff is why we have thereputation as being the “friendly” club.

All of these accomplishments could not havebeen possible without the Board, Committeemembers, the members of this club andthe staff. It is certainly a tribute to eachand every one of you because yourcontributions have allowed Broken Soundto achieve a great deal in a relatively shortperiod of time. We know there will alwaysbe issues that we will contend with, but evenif we make mistakes, we learn from themquickly and try to never make them again.

Someone once said “it’s not the destinationbut the journey” and Broken Sound’s journeyhas been an exciting one, with the normalbumps along the way, but also one thatcontinually moves us forward. Heartfeltcongratulations go to all of you for makingthis club what it is today. Best wishes for ahealthy and happy summer.

Don Schaevitz, PresidentBoard of Governors

on where we aretoday compared toseven years ago.

Aristotle once said “If you would understandanything, observe its beginning and itsdevelopment.” Broken Sound has gone frombeing a developer owned community withaging facilities and basic but unexciting foodto a Platinum Club of America designee.Many of you remember the growing painsin the turnover from the developers, butwe emerged from that time all the better.We remodeled our facilities and golfcourses which attracted new buyers, andour food and beverage hospitality becamesecond to none. We have receivedaccolades and publicity for awards andongoing projects. During this time Mr.John Crean was fortunate to receive theClub Manager of the Year and Excellencein Club Management awards; I washonored to receive a Club President of theYear award from Boardroom Magazine;our Tennis Director, Greg Wheaton, hasreceived four Player of the Year awards inthe men’s 45 division and created anoutstanding tennis program for adults andjuniors; our Social Director, Al Salkeld, justreceived Broward Center’s Group Leaderof the Year award and our social activitiesare the envy of many; the PGA Senior tourselected Broken Sound for its AllianzChampionship which is televised nationallyfor the three days of the tournament.TheOld Course just became an AudubonSanctuary with the club course to follownext year, and most recently we became

Dear Member,Over this past year we have heard a great deal on the economicdownturn and all the negativity in the news, and we have certainlyseen the effect on clubs in south Florida. In reflecting on how thisaffects Broken Sound, however, we can’t help but feel very positive

Daniel Kosarin and daughter Kira

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Saturday, July 4, 20095:30pm – 9:30pm

$29.95 per person plus taxChildren 4-12 yrs $15.95 plus Tax

Casual Attire - Shorts AcceptableReservations Required - 241-6877

Music by Cachet

Social & Tennis MembersPlay Unlimited Golf for the SummerSocial and Tennis members are welcome to play unlimited golf at the clubcourse through the end of August at a cost of $55.00 per tee off includingcart fees. Members are welcome to bring guests during the summer monthsand reservations may be made two days prior to date of play.

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PHONE NUMBERS

AdministrationJohn Crean, General Manager/C.O.O. 241-6855Cathy Grana, Asst. General Manager 241-6837Ed Cichielo, Club House Manager 241-6831Carol Boettcher, Dir., Human Resources 241-6886Nancy Day, Executive Assistant 241-6810

AccountingDianne Hart, Director of Finance 241-6834Club Billing 241-6830

Fitness & SpaMichael Tompkins, Director 241-6858Reception/Appointment Desk 241-6899

Food & BeverageJoe Longo, Executive Chef 241-6891Tim Nelson, Food & Beverage Director 241-6831Lorant G. Botha, Catering Manager 241-6892Carl Ramallo, Lead Dining Reservations 241-6877Hostess Podium (Main Dining Room) 241-6859Hostess Podium (Centre Court Cafe) 241-6815Old Course Bar 241-6854Pool Bar 241-6856

GolfTee Time Computer 997-1146Men’s Locker Room 241-6852Ladies’ Locker Room 241-6822Club CourseScott Feller, Director of Golf 241-6806Pro Shop 241-6860Old CourseJohn Skaf, Director of Golf 241-6893Pro Shop 994-8505

Golf Course MaintenanceJoseph Hubbard, Director 997-7793

MembershipMaureen Schreiber, Director 241-6820Jean Ouellette, Assistant 241-6835Elyse Arnel, Website Administrator 241-6872

Social ActivitiesAl Salkeld, Director 241-6846Sue Salkeld, Assistant 241-6870

TennisGreg Wheaton, Director 241-6888Pro Shop 241-6880Automated Reservations 989-5279

Other NumbersAccess Control (Guest Access) 998-5823/5818Banyans Gate 241-5947Club Reception 241-6800Community Maintenance Association-CMA 998-5813Security (Yamato Road Gate) 997-6935Valet 271-5500

Email Addresses:Department Managersfirstname_lastname@brokensoundclub.org

Board of Governorsboard_governors@brokensoundclub.org

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Dear Members,

I hope everyone isenjoying their summerso far and if anyonehas any interestingpictures from their

travels, we would love to publish themin upcoming newsletters.

We are in the process of preparing acalendar of events for the new seasonand this will be mailed to everyone bythe end of the summer. Many of youhave asked the date of the Member-Member party in the fall and it is

scheduled for Saturday, November 14th.We already have an exciting lineup ofentertainment and events planned andwe will keep everyone advised via thecalendar, website and emails.

As a reminder, anyone who is interestedin the Experience the Old Course trialmembership program, please contactme or Jean in the Membership office,and we will be happy to put your nameon the list.

Have a great summer!

Maureen Schreiber,Membership Director

NEWS FROM THE MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENTNEWS FROM THE MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENTNEWS FROM THE MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENTNEWS FROM THE MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENTNEWS FROM THE MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENTExperience The Old Course!Experience The Old Course!Experience The Old Course!Experience The Old Course!Experience The Old Course!Three-month trial program is now avai lableThree-month trial program is now avai lableThree-month trial program is now avai lableThree-month trial program is now avai lableThree-month trial program is now avai lableExper ience a l l the O ld Course has to of ferExper ience a l l the O ld Course has to of ferExper ience a l l the O ld Course has to of ferExper ience a l l the O ld Course has to of ferExper ience a l l the O ld Course has to of fer

No-long term commitment is required to sign up, but the number of trialmemberships is very limited so call early to guarantee your spot. At theend of the three-month trial period, you may elect to become a full OldCourse member, subject to availability, or return to your original categoryof membership.

Contact Maureen at 241-6820 or Jean at 241-6835 inthe Membership Office for complete details.

Great ShotsGreat ShotsGreat ShotsGreat ShotsGreat Shots

Two Holes In OneTwo Holes In OneTwo Holes In OneTwo Holes In OneTwo Holes In OneTwo CoursesTwo CoursesTwo CoursesTwo CoursesTwo CoursesOne FamilyOne FamilyOne FamilyOne FamilyOne Family

Congratulations to Stu and JudyFriedman who both had holes inone. Stu Friedman on hole #3at the Old Course on May 7th(one of three that day) and JudyFriedman on hole #14 of theClub Course on June 18th.

Congratulations also as theysoon celebrate their 48th

wedding anniversary.

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Broward Center For The Performing ArtsBroward Center For The Performing ArtsBroward Center For The Performing ArtsBroward Center For The Performing ArtsBroward Center For The Performing ArtsSaturday, August 1, 2009 / 2:00pmSaturday, August 1, 2009 / 2:00pmSaturday, August 1, 2009 / 2:00pmSaturday, August 1, 2009 / 2:00pmSaturday, August 1, 2009 / 2:00pm$64.00 pp transportation on your own$64.00 pp transportation on your own$64.00 pp transportation on your own$64.00 pp transportation on your own$64.00 pp transportation on your ownAl & Sue 241-6846Al & Sue 241-6846Al & Sue 241-6846Al & Sue 241-6846Al & Sue 241-6846

Summer Nights, Greased Lightnin and We Go Together

Cell Phones For SoldiersCell Phones For SoldiersCell Phones For SoldiersCell Phones For SoldiersCell Phones For SoldiersTop Ten CollectorsTop Ten CollectorsTop Ten CollectorsTop Ten CollectorsTop Ten Collectors Because of you supporting our soldiers weare #5 in the nation.

Since we began in Sept. ’07, we have sent the re-cellular co. over 3,000 phones. For the year 2008,out of the top 10 collectors—with more thanhalf being commercial collection points—underour authorized depository #, we have placed #5in the nation. This is because of our grass roots efforts of peoplelike you—doing one phone at a time. Thank youis not enough to say to you, for spreading theword with your family, friends, and businessassociates. Each phone contributed goes to thepurchase of a calling card that allows our menand women of our Armed Forces to stay in touchwith their loved ones. You may drop off your cellphones with the front deskreceptionist at the Clubhouseand at the CMA office. With much appreciation,The Wolfers

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Golf

CLUB COURSEINFORMATION

Scott Feller, Director of Golf 241-6806Club Course Pro Shop 241-6860Monday - Sunday 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM

Driving RangeSun, Tue & Thur 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMMon, Wed, Fri & Sat 7:00 AM - sunsetClinicsTuesdays and Fridays 10:00 - 11:00 AM$20.00 per player

Kids Clinics - Saturday 3:30 - 5:00PM

Club Course NewsClub Course NewsClub Course NewsClub Course NewsClub Course NewsSummer Leagues

The Summer Leagueshave been off andrunning. The Men’sSouth County Leaguejumped out to an earlylead in the standingsand they continue todrive towards the

playoffs at the end of the summer.There has been such an overwhelminginterest in playing in these events.

The Club Course hosted the LadiesSummers Swingers on June 11th. Theweather was perfect. The SummerSwingers play every Thursday at a

different club. These ladies, similar tothe men, get to enjoy playing weekly atdifferent clubs. The ladies also havethe Diamond League which is the nine-hole version of the Summer Swingers.

The Golf Staff is working diligently withthe heads of their respective leaguesin order to have a very competitive andenjoyable tournament season that willbegin in November. As professionalswe hear how other club golf programsare declining while ours are quite theopposite.

Scott Feller, PGA Director of Golf

MaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceWe are well into our days of summerwith heat, humidity and the rains forthis time of year. The course is growingwell so we have established ourmowing boundaries for next season.

Two projects we are working on thissummer. The first one includestransitioning the drain pipes on hole#13 that go into the lakes for CMA’slake erosion controls. This project willeventually affect all holes on the golfcourse over the next three years. Playwill not be affected very much until theydo hole #12 probably next summer inwhich we may have to have to skip thehole for the crew’s safety. This is stillto be determined yet when we get tothat point. The other project isunderway around the practice puttinggreen/driving range area with theinstallation of pavers for steps. The

AerificationAerificationAerificationAerificationAerificationClub Course will be closed July 7, 8 and 9.August 25, 26, 27

Plan accordingly with your guests if theyplan on coming down to play.

BAGGALINI COMES TO BROKEN SOUND

Superintendent Etienne working with the crew to correctthe drain on #13 damaged from weather over the pastfew years.

Planning a trip to Europe or a shopping trip in town:See our new travel and tote bags from Baggalini known fortheir rich colors, popular fabrics and lightweight durability

Thunderstorms & ThorguardThunderstorms & ThorguardThunderstorms & ThorguardThunderstorms & ThorguardThunderstorms & ThorguardLightening PredicionLightening PredicionLightening PredicionLightening PredicionLightening PredicionOur rainy season is here and with itcomes afternoon thunderstorms whichcan also include deadly lighteningstrikes. Even if it is not raininglightening can strike. Before and afterthe storm can be the deadliest times.This explains why the ThorguardLightening Prediction System soundsand you look up and everything seemsfine to continue playing. Please heedthe warnings and take cover. One longblast signals that you must leave thegolf course. Three short blasts signalit is safe to resume play.

Remember To Stay HydratedRemember To Stay HydratedRemember To Stay HydratedRemember To Stay HydratedRemember To Stay HydratedTake care of yourself while on thecourse during these hot summermonths. Make sure that you drinkplenty of water and apply sunscreen.We have provided you with cool towelsat the rest stations along with Gatoradein the coolers and fruit. Don’t wait untilyou become thirsty to re-hydrate. Heatexhaustion can overcome you veryquickly so drink that water!

pavers serve two main purposes; one,is the safety of our members and two,the aesthetics overall of the practicefacility. We have done something eachyear to enhance this area for yourenjoyment while making a positiveimpact for anyone driving by on themain road.

We also have the possibility of theinstallation of an artificial T-line on theback of the main driving range tee touse during wet periods, tournamentsduring the summer, extended coldspells and around holidays when thereis a lot of outside play from guests.

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Old Course NewsOld Course NewsOld Course NewsOld Course NewsOld Course News INFORMATION

John Skaf, Director of Golf241-6893Pro Shop 994-8505Hours: Tue - Sun 7:00 AM - 5:30 PMDriving Range Hours 7:00 A.M. - dusk.

Dear Old Course Member,

Although we are coming into our slower months we would like toremind everyone to still make a starting time to help us provide everyonewith the best possible service.

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Allan & Michelle Mishaan and Ed & Andrea Rosenfield

Oscar the Osprey on hole #2 Old Course

Broken Sound Club hosted the First AnnualBoca Cup at The Old Course. Broken Soundcame in second place among 10 top clubsin the Boca Raton Area – congratulationsto all the players!!!

All new women members who want toparticipate in the OCWGA League need tocontact Golf Professional Juan Pino (561994 8505). Members who participatedlast year will be added automatically. Alsocontact Juan if you need to make anychanges in the OCWGA membershipbooklet.

John Skaf, Director of Golf - Old Course

The Old Course willcontinue to close onMondays and will be

closed for major maintenance andaerification: Monday-Tuesday-WednesdayJuly 13th, 14th & 15th Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday August 17th, 18th & 19th.

For those who may not have heard, The OldCourse witnessed an incredible feat onThursday May 7th. We had three hole inones in one day. Marianne Vishno #14,Robin Sapirstein #12 & Stu Friedman #3.Congratulations to all!!!!

Marianne Vishno Hole #14 - 6 iron

Stu Friedman Hole #3

Robin Sapirstein Hole #12 - 5 wood

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Old Course will be closed forthese days this summer, planaccordingly with your guests ifthey plan on coming to play.

July 13, 14, 15August 17, 18, 19

John & Karen Rosenberg and Edye & Dr. RichardGreene

Dan & Nancy Gooze and Barbara & Stanley Neimark Charles & Jackie Neustein and Betty & Jack Rubenstein

Three Holes In One - Same Day!

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I would like for youall to welcome ournew addition to thegolf maintenanceteam, Cyndi Brett.Cyndi will be incharge of overseeingour multiple land-scape beds with each

superintendent, doing a “green” inventory forour environmental initiative and plantreplacements as budget dictates. I also will beusing her to help us get the Club CourseAudubon certified in a very short time. Herbackground includes many years in the nurseryand horticulture business. If you want to testher knowledge, just have a chat with hersometime, she is impressive. Also, we have anintern from LSU this summer helping alongsideCyndi, her name is Jessie Carvajal. She will behere until returning to LSU to continue hermajor as a landscape architect. If things workout for everyone all around, we would love forher to continue to come back each summer as anintern to bring her new learned education backto Broken Sound.

Note to all golfers on the Club CourseThe ropes in front of the greens attached withthe round balls are there to keep ALL carts fromcrossing and driving up the approach grass. Thisalso means the handicap players. All carts are toexit to the cartpath and if you’re handicapdesignated, only you are allowed to drive up tothe yellow balls located around the green fromthe cartpath or if there are two balls, the otherside of the green. There are many able bodiedplayers driving to the yellow balls that need tostay on the cart path after reaching the approachropes. The rule is in place to protect the golfcourse for all players and is not subject to selfdetermination.

It has taken a fewyears, but the OldCourse has finally beenawarded the AudubonCooperative Sanctuaryfull certification. Theprocess is explained inanother article

contained in this newsletter but it isno small feat as we become one of107 courses in Florida to accomplishfull certification and the first privateclub in Boca Raton. There will be adisplay in the lobby for you to see thecertif ications and other naturalpictures I have been fortunate tocapture over the past five years ofbeing at Broken Sound.

We have one important project thatwill be begin at the end of June andthe grow-in will continue through Julyand August. That is the redesign ofthe collection area behind #14 green.

Richard & Carolyn Danzansky, Nancie Flaxmanand Steven Poster

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In cooperation with Gene Bates, we aregoing to raise the catch basin area tokeep good shots on the green or collararea at the very least.

The Old Course committees felt thatgood quality shots were being penalizedfor hitting such a small target. The areaof sod needed to be cut and removedis vast but we will be utilizing this sodonce the shaping is complete so wecan keep the cost to the minimum.

We also have plans to install a greatdeal more aquatic plants around thelakes and the banks to hide thepermanent water line we now have sothe bare ground wi l l not be asprominent. On an operational note, wehave increased the service of our lakesto include hand pulling of weeds, handspraying up to the grass lines and debrispick up if it gets too unsightly.

Club Course Golf MaintenanceClub Course Golf MaintenanceClub Course Golf MaintenanceClub Course Golf MaintenanceClub Course Golf MaintenanceJoe Hubbard, CGCS

Edward & Sandi Tucker and Nancy & Norman Kurlander Larry & Phoebe Davidson and Lynn & Burt Bines

Terry & Soni Baltimore, Dr Moses and Phyllis David Paul Pinsky, Erwin Kirschner, Elysa Grabois andLinda Shapiro

Michael Weiner and Lindsey Friend and Sandra& Jose Ende

Resident raccoon on hole #14 Old Course

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It’s all in the details!It’s all in the details!It’s all in the details!It’s all in the details!It’s all in the details!Generation “Now”Just the other day, I realized something. I realized that I am very impatient! I wanteverything “Here & Now”. I am part of a generation where Time is no longer justMoney, but something much more precious.

Twenty-first centuryyouth and youngadults no longer buyrecords - wedownload entirealbums in threeseconds, we nolonger microwave –

we call in our orders in advance torestaurants to have the food waitingthere for us; we shop online becausewe don’t like to wait in line to pay thecashier.

In such a world, the Catering industryis somewhat fortunate as theoccasions celebrated are anopportunity for guests to relax andenjoy the company of family andfriends. But in this age, keeping up withthe times is necessary for survival.Brides, grooms, event planners andmany others are always looking for thenext best thing, but their research isno longer based on word of mouth –they research online, they attend trade

Food For ThoughtFood For ThoughtFood For ThoughtFood For ThoughtFood For Thought

Dear Members,

Here we are in the midst of another tropical South Floridasummer. We are proud to say that we have not seen a significantdecline in our membership – year by year more Broken Sound

members stay to“hold down the fort”throughout the

summer months. We have several clubevents, private parties and golf outingsbooked to keep us busy.

The Cooking Classes started inJune and will be continued throughoutSeptember. Cooking Classes are heldon Wednesdays and start at 3:00 pm.If you are interested in signing up,please call the Reservations Desk at561-241-6877. Please honor yourreservations in order to avoidcancellation fees.

The Chef’s Table dining event got a verysuccessful kick-off on Friday, June 12,2009 and we have schedulednumerous dates throughout thesummer in order to give our food –enthusiasts the opportunity to delight

Food & Beverage

Tim Nelson,Director of Food & Beverage241-6831

Lorant G. Botha, CHSCatering Manager241-6892

shows and keep themselves educatedthrough specialty publications.

We here at Broken Sound Club do notfol low this trend. We’ve beenspearheading it! Today, you have thechance to become a fan of BrokenSound Club on Facebook, MySpace andYouTube too! We are also glad toannounce that we are the host locationof The South Florida Wedding Showpresented by Dalsimer Florists andEvent Decorators. The trade show willtake place Thursday, July 9th and isguaranteed to be a complete success.Please have your fr iends andacquaintances contact our office if theyare planning a wedding in the nearfuture and are interested in attending.

Have a wonderful, eventful (buthurricane-free) summer!

Regards,Lorant G. Botha, CHS, CHSPCatering Manager

Upcoming Events:Upcoming Events:Upcoming Events:Upcoming Events:Upcoming Events:

Sat, July 4 Independence Day BarbecueThur, July 9 South Florida Wedding ShowFri, July 10 Chef’s Table DinnerSat, July 18 Ala Carte Dinner - Old CourseSat, July 25 Theme Ala Carte DinnerFri, July 31 Chef’s Table DinnerFri, August 7 Chef’s Table DinnerSat, August 8 Ala Carte Dinner - Old CourseFri, August 21 Chef’s Table Dinner

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An IntimateAn IntimateAn IntimateAn IntimateAn IntimateMulti-course DinnerMulti-course DinnerMulti-course DinnerMulti-course DinnerMulti-course Dinner

Executive Chef Joe LongoExecutive Chef Joe LongoExecutive Chef Joe LongoExecutive Chef Joe LongoExecutive Chef Joe LongoPastry Chef Kate AustinPastry Chef Kate AustinPastry Chef Kate AustinPastry Chef Kate AustinPastry Chef Kate Austin

July 10 & 31 Aug 7 & 21July 10 & 31 Aug 7 & 21July 10 & 31 Aug 7 & 21July 10 & 31 Aug 7 & 21July 10 & 31 Aug 7 & 21Sept 4 & 25 Oct 9 & 23Sept 4 & 25 Oct 9 & 23Sept 4 & 25 Oct 9 & 23Sept 4 & 25 Oct 9 & 23Sept 4 & 25 Oct 9 & 23

$49.95 - RSVP 241-6877$49.95 - RSVP 241-6877$49.95 - RSVP 241-6877$49.95 - RSVP 241-6877$49.95 - RSVP 241-6877

in the exquisite cuisine of ExecutiveChef Joseph Longo and Pastry ChefKate Austin presented in theatmosphere of our modern kitchen. Theconcept behind the Chef’s Table is thatthere is no better meal than the onemade and consumed in your ownkitchen. Please look for the fliersaround the club for the dates andadditional details or call the ReservationDesk at 241-6877

Please let us know your thoughts andsuggestions – our office is always openand we enjoy having our creativity testedto ensure that your function is trulyunique and special. We love hearingfrom you!

Warm regards, Timothy J. NelsonDirector of Food and Berverage

Cooking ClassExecutive ChefJoseph Longo

Wednesday, July 29Wednesday, Aug 28

3:00pm

$15.00 per person

“Some people ask the secret of our long marriage. We take time to“Some people ask the secret of our long marriage. We take time to“Some people ask the secret of our long marriage. We take time to“Some people ask the secret of our long marriage. We take time to“Some people ask the secret of our long marriage. We take time togo to a restaurant two times a week. A little candlelight, dinner,go to a restaurant two times a week. A little candlelight, dinner,go to a restaurant two times a week. A little candlelight, dinner,go to a restaurant two times a week. A little candlelight, dinner,go to a restaurant two times a week. A little candlelight, dinner,soft music and dancing. She goes Tuesdays, I go Fridays.” -soft music and dancing. She goes Tuesdays, I go Fridays.” -soft music and dancing. She goes Tuesdays, I go Fridays.” -soft music and dancing. She goes Tuesdays, I go Fridays.” -soft music and dancing. She goes Tuesdays, I go Fridays.” -Henny YoungmanHenny YoungmanHenny YoungmanHenny YoungmanHenny Youngman

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Greg Wheaton, Director of Tennis 241-6888Pro Shop 241-6880Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 5:30 PMSunday 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Wine of the MonthWine of the MonthWine of the MonthWine of the MonthWine of the Month

MY SIDE OF THE COURTMY SIDE OF THE COURTMY SIDE OF THE COURTMY SIDE OF THE COURTMY SIDE OF THE COURTWe are a host site for the Boys 16 and underNational Clay Courts starting July 19-25 thiswill be very exciting for our club to host atournament of this stature. If you are in town,this is a must see. Stop by the shop and sayhello and check out the clothing on sale.Enjoy all your travels and stay safe.

Greg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg WheatonGreg Wheaton, Director of Tennis

Tennis

Junior Ladder 2008/2009Junior Ladder 2008/2009Junior Ladder 2008/2009Junior Ladder 2008/2009Junior Ladder 2008/2009Final Ranking / Top 12 out of 24 participants

1 Emma Fleurian 7 Carly Wheaton2 Chase Wheaton 8 Tara Becker3 Ryan Rouche 9 Esther Ponce de Leon4 Jonathan Adams 10 Chloe Carbo5 Cori Wheaton 11 Calvin Rastin6 Nina Fleurian 12 Amber Lopez

Most improved: Chloe Carbo / Amber LopezSportsmanship: Amanda Mattachione /Esther Ponce de Leon

With summer in fullswing we are stayingbusy with league playfor the men andwomen on Tuesdayand Wednesday. Ihope everyone stayscool and hydratedduring the heat of the

summer. For those of you who will be hereon Saturday, July 4th you must sign up forthe Firecracker Round Robin.

Firecracker Round RobinFirecracker Round RobinFirecracker Round RobinFirecracker Round RobinFirecracker Round RobinTeam Competit ionTeam Competit ionTeam Competit ionTeam Competit ionTeam Competit ion

Join us for the July 4th celebration aswe change it up. We will divide you

into teams to compete in tennis relatedgames for the fun filled event.

Continental breakfast at 8:00am Round Robin Competition at 9:00am.

This event does require a sign up. A successful tennisplayer knows theeffective procedureof getting into

“match mode” before playing a competitivematch. The importance of starting a matchafter being both fully warmed up andspending ample time in match mode can notbe overestimated! Rushing to the match withonly the official ten minute warm up periodto prepare is absolutely insufficient. Not onlyis it not enough time to get your body readybut you will not be setting yourself up forsuccess mentally, either. Make it a point toarrive in plenty of time so as to spend twentyto thirty minutes warming up and reservethose last ten minutes before the match toassess your opponents instead.

Your warm up is an opportunity to hit mostof the shots, volleys, overheads, forehands,backhands, serves, returns, and approachshots. You should also try to play a few points

to get a sense of how you are feeling andplaying. By the time the official ten minutewarm up begins, you should already havebroken a sweat. Use this time instead to getan idea of your opponents strengths andweakness:

· Does your opponent have good volleysor is he/she better at the baseline?· Does your opponent take any volley oroverhead practice?· Does your opponent have a good serve?· Does your opponent move well?..etc….Assess the weather conditions:· Is it windy?· Which direction is the wind blowing?· Who will be serving in the sun?

A thorough warm up is imperative, but don’tneglect your intellectual preparations andopportunity to establish a preliminary gameplan. Use this information to get a properwarm up and get into “match mode.”

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Glen Becker, Bob Drogowitz, Jeff Minkoff, andLarry Kobren

Ric Bershad, Steve Weinfeld, David Buchalter andRalph Saltz

Irene Messulam, Carol Gottlieb, Lois Hendricks andJacalyn Kurtz

Linda Saltz, Diane Mischel, Amy Shumrak, Gail Eagle

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Fitness / Spa

SPA INFORMATIONMichael Tompkins,Director of Fitness & Spa 241-6858

Spa Reception Desk 241-6899

HoursMonday - Thursday 6:00am-10:00pmFriday 6:00am-8:00pmSaturday & Sunday 7:00am-8:00pm

Pool Hours Daily 7 : 0 0 a m - 7 : 0 0 p mor dawn to dusk

July 4th Hours7:00am – 6:00pm. Pool 7:00am – 8:00pm

Summer Kid’s Room HoursMonday closedTuesday 7:00am – 11:00am and 3:30pm – 7:30pmWednesday 8:00am – 11:00amThursday 7:00am – 11:00am and 3:30pm – 7:30pmFriday thru Sunday 8:00am – 11:00am

Spa SpecialsSpa SpecialsSpa SpecialsSpa SpecialsSpa Specials

20% off any 60-minute facial – e.g.European Deep Cleaning Facial $60!

20% off your purchase of any Pevoniaproduct.Available Julythrough August.

$10 off any 60-minutemassage – e.g.Swedish Massage$59!Available Julythrough August.

Receive a HotOil Manicure and Ultimate Pedicuretogether and receive 10% off.Available July through August.

New Waxing - Brazilian Hard WaxExperience one of the latest waxing techniques.Clients experience a less painful wax, less in-grown hairs and no sticky residue remaining asopposed to traditional soft wax. Schedule thelatest in waxing services by calling 241-6899.

Improve Your Golf GameImprove Your Golf GameImprove Your Golf GameImprove Your Golf GameImprove Your Golf Game

Summer Sun ProtectionSummer Sun ProtectionSummer Sun ProtectionSummer Sun ProtectionSummer Sun ProtectionGuidelinesGuidelinesGuidelinesGuidelinesGuidelines

1. Sun protection should be aminimum coverage of 30.

2. Sun protection should bereapplied every 2-3 hours and ½hour prior to getting sun exposure.

3. Sun protection should be ofbroad spectrum coverage,providing both UVA and UVBprotection.

4. Sun protection should consist ofthe following:

· Resistant to water and sweat· Non-comedogenic· Non-visible· Contain Titanium Dioxide· Contain Zinc Oxide

Join us at our Saturday July 4th poolparty from 2:00pm where Gabriela andChristine will be giving complimentaryskin analysis with the skin scanner andadvice on sun protection for thesummer.

Stress Reduction andStress Reduction andStress Reduction andStress Reduction andStress Reduction andPositive ThinkingPositive ThinkingPositive ThinkingPositive ThinkingPositive ThinkingSummer Series Conducted by our StressManagement coach, Linda Baratz

The Easy Way To Create A Calmer andHappier Life Now!

As human beings,we all have negativethings coming at us.Learn to re-programyour limiting negativethoughts into newhappier, healthierand positive ones.There are so manyhealth and beautybenefits from thiswork. To name just

a few it helps lower blood pressure andheart rate, increases energy, promotesgood skin, minimizes wrinkles andincreases emotional strength.

Linda will lead you in a gentle anddelightful session using guided imagery,visualization, relaxation and breathingtechniques to help you relax and live acalmer, happier and more fulfilled life.Start Living Your Best Life NOW!

Linda offers single and group sessionsincluding series package descounts. Joinher at the spa or reserve an in homesession. Prices start at $10/person/session. Outside guests are welcome.Sign-up at the spa front desk 241-6899.

Broken Sound would like to congratulate CarolynDematteis on her successful completion of The TitleistPerformance Institute (TPI) certification. Carolyn is nowavailable for golf specific training on an individual basis.Each client will receive a comprehensive physicalscreening, followed by a personalized fitness program,using principles from The Titleist Performance Instituteand applying the concepts of functional training.

Improve your golf game today with Carolynmprove your golf game today with Carolynmprove your golf game today with Carolynmprove your golf game today with Carolynmprove your golf game today with Carolyn60 min individual session $753 x 60 min $70 each30 min individual session $453 x 30 min $30 each

For more information or to schedule a training session, call the fitness center 241-6890.

Independence Day Basketball CompetitionsFriday, July 3Friday, July 3Friday, July 3Friday, July 3Friday, July 3rdrdrdrdrd

11:00 – 11:30am – Free Throw11:00 – 11:30am – Free Throw11:00 – 11:30am – Free Throw11:00 – 11:30am – Free Throw11:00 – 11:30am – Free Throw11:30 – 12:00pm – Three Point11:30 – 12:00pm – Three Point11:30 – 12:00pm – Three Point11:30 – 12:00pm – Three Point11:30 – 12:00pm – Three Point12:00 – 12:30pm – H-O-R-S-E12:00 – 12:30pm – H-O-R-S-E12:00 – 12:30pm – H-O-R-S-E12:00 – 12:30pm – H-O-R-S-E12:00 – 12:30pm – H-O-R-S-E12:30 – 1:00pm – Around the World12:30 – 1:00pm – Around the World12:30 – 1:00pm – Around the World12:30 – 1:00pm – Around the World12:30 – 1:00pm – Around the World

Please pre-register at the Spa Front Desk for the competit ions.Please pre-register at the Spa Front Desk for the competit ions.Please pre-register at the Spa Front Desk for the competit ions.Please pre-register at the Spa Front Desk for the competit ions.Please pre-register at the Spa Front Desk for the competit ions.Participants wil l be divided into different age categories, beginningParticipants wil l be divided into different age categories, beginningParticipants wil l be divided into different age categories, beginningParticipants wil l be divided into different age categories, beginningParticipants wil l be divided into different age categories, beginningwith age 5 and up. Competition winners wil l also receive prizes.with age 5 and up. Competition winners wil l also receive prizes.with age 5 and up. Competition winners wil l also receive prizes.with age 5 and up. Competition winners wil l also receive prizes.with age 5 and up. Competition winners wil l also receive prizes.Contact the Fitness Manager with any questions, at 241-6805.Contact the Fitness Manager with any questions, at 241-6805.Contact the Fitness Manager with any questions, at 241-6805.Contact the Fitness Manager with any questions, at 241-6805.Contact the Fitness Manager with any questions, at 241-6805.

COMPLIMENTARYSKIN ANALYSISat Pool PartySaturday July 4th 2:00pm

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YOUR SOCIALCOMMITTEE AT WORKChair: Marjorie Lassoff andVice Chair: Rowena Kovler

BIKE CLUBBike 10-15 miles through Broken Sound Club.All levels of skill invited. Meet at the clock tower.Monday, Wednesday & Friday 7:30am.Join in for bagels, coffee & juice at the CentreCourt Cafe following the ride. Sandy Sadja 989-0555 or Cyrille Lazo 998-2202

BAGEL BREAKFASTStart the day off rightand meet yourneighbors, make newfriends and enjoy therelaxed atmosphere.Centre CourtBreezeway. Bagels andcoffee served 8:00 AM -9:00 AM, Monday through Friday.

LET’S GET ACQUAINTEDJoin us at the Let’s Get Acquainted table on thesecond Friday of every month at Happy Hourat 5:30 p.m. The Social Committee welcomesnew members who would like to meet othermembers and we also welcome anyone who haslived in Broken Sound and would like to meetnew people. Look for the table with the signand balloons.Eleanor Weisman and Vivian Drozdoff,Social Committee

DUPLICATE BRIDGEThursday Evenings at 7:00 p.m.$5.00 per person. Bring a friend.Need a partner?Call Roberta Birdt (561) 330-7633

CANASTAAnyone interested in taking lessons pleasecontact the Social Department 241-6846. TheCanasta class will be held once a week for sixweeks. Each class is 2 hours.

GAMES/CARDSWhat’s your game? We can help you find play-ers on all levels for both men’s and women’scards, including Bridge, Canasta, Mah Jongg,Gin Rummy, Pinochle, Dominoes and boardgames.Games Sub-Committee Co-chairs,Elaine Silverstein at 995-1051 orMzElaineS@aol.comand Nat Steinart at 241-2401

Social Events

ShowsShowsShowsShowsShowsSTAGE DOOR THEATRE PRESENTSI LEFT MY HEARTA salute to the music of Tony Bennett.Friday, July 17 / 8:00 PM$29.00 pptransportation on your own

GREASEBroward CenterSaturday, August 1 / 2:00 PM$64.00 pptransportation on your own

SinglesSinglesSinglesSinglesSinglesDINNER AT FLEMING’S BISTROMonday, July 27 / 6:00 PM$30.00 pp

BOCA POINTE AU BARTuesday, August 115:00 PM - 7:00 PM$10.00 pp

At The ClubAt The ClubAt The ClubAt The ClubAt The ClubHAPPY HOUR EVERY FRIDAY5:30 PM

INDEPENDENCE DAYFAMILY BARBECUESaturday, July 412:00 pm - 4:00 PM / Poolside

JULY 4th DINNER DANCEFeaturing The Hot Sounds Of Cachet5:30 pm - 9:30 pmRSVP Carl 241-6877

DINNER DANCESaturday, July 256:30 PM

19TH HOLE MUSICAL SERIESTHE MOVIE WEST SIDE STORYMonday, August 10th / 7PMReservations a must. Limited seatingCall or e-mail Bev Sisisky241-8522 or songsofbev@aol.com

For more information, call Al & Sue 241-6846E n t e r t a i n m e n tE n t e r t a i n m e n tE n t e r t a i n m e n tE n t e r t a i n m e n tE n t e r t a i n m e n t

5 Days/4 Nights $1550 per person all inclusive5 Days/4 Nights $1550 per person all inclusive5 Days/4 Nights $1550 per person all inclusive5 Days/4 Nights $1550 per person all inclusive5 Days/4 Nights $1550 per person all inclusiveAug 30 - Sept 3 or Sept 6 - 10Aug 30 - Sept 3 or Sept 6 - 10Aug 30 - Sept 3 or Sept 6 - 10Aug 30 - Sept 3 or Sept 6 - 10Aug 30 - Sept 3 or Sept 6 - 10

Your Canyon Ranch experience includes everything you’d expect to find atthe world’s most celebrated health resort – and many incredible surprises.From fitness and food to amazing wellness opportunities and lusciouspampering, your vacation is filled with the joys and inspiration of healthyliving.

For reservations and information call Phyllis Meranus 561-982-9741

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity CruisesCelebrity CruisesCelebrity CruisesCelebrity CruisesDeparting March 8, 2010Departing March 8, 2010Departing March 8, 2010Departing March 8, 2010Departing March 8, 2010

11 Night Caribbean CruiseAboard The Celebrity Equinox

George Town, Cartagena,Colon, Puerto Limon,

Roatan, Cozumel

To ensure your accommodation,To ensure your accommodation,To ensure your accommodation,To ensure your accommodation,To ensure your accommodation,please cal l Al & Sue 241-6846please cal l Al & Sue 241-6846please cal l Al & Sue 241-6846please cal l Al & Sue 241-6846please cal l Al & Sue 241-6846

The very essence of luxury.The very essence of luxury.The very essence of luxury.The very essence of luxury.The very essence of luxury.Shimmering in sophisticationShimmering in sophisticationShimmering in sophisticationShimmering in sophisticationShimmering in sophisticationfrom bow to stern, she wil lfrom bow to stern, she wil lfrom bow to stern, she wil lfrom bow to stern, she wil lfrom bow to stern, she wil lexceed your expectations asexceed your expectations asexceed your expectations asexceed your expectations asexceed your expectations as

soon as you step aboard.soon as you step aboard.soon as you step aboard.soon as you step aboard.soon as you step aboard.

Over 35 OfTony Bennett’sGreatest HitsJuly 17, 2009July 17, 2009July 17, 2009July 17, 2009July 17, 2009Stage Door TheatreStage Door TheatreStage Door TheatreStage Door TheatreStage Door Theatre$29 pp$29 pp$29 pp$29 pp$29 ppRSVP Al & Sue 241-6846RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846

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REEL WONDERS CINEMA NITE7:00 PM Royal Palm Room

July 13 “Alice Doesn’t LiveHere Anymore”Martin Scorcese’s sliceof life - real - funny -thoughtful. Oscar forEllen Burstyn

ON: DAVIDSUSSKIND -PRODUCERModerated by: Marilyn Laber

August 17 “Crimes And Misdemeanors”Woody Allen’s brilliant film - penetrating,hilarious human examination of personalmorality.

A VIEW OF CHOICES AND MORALITYModerated by: Marilyn Laber 997-7313

BOOK GROUPJuly 14The Guernsey LiteraryandPotato Peel Pie Societyby Mary Ann Schafferand Annie Barrows

August 11The No. 1 Ladies’Detective Agencyby Alexander McCallSmith

Meetings start at 3:00 PMJane Mandell 998-8662Judy Friedman 997-8154 otjudy@comcast.net

Kids CornerKids CornerKids CornerKids CornerKids CornerOn April 23rd, our annual Tennis“Children / Parents” doubles RoundRobin to celebrate the end of seasonof our Junior Tennis Academy was atremendous success.

Over 40 junior tennis participantsenjoyed a chance to share the tenniscourt with “Mum” and “Dad”.

While competition on the court wasvery intense, the evening ended at theMain Club House where everyoneenjoyed a wonderful party.

The Broken Sound Junior TennisAcademy with 120 weekly participantsis looking forward to continuing togrow with our Summer Tennis Campduring the month of June and July andour Tennis Academy starting onSeptember 1, 2009.

DVD MUSICAL SERIESBy Popular RequestDue to the rave reviews of the Celine Dionconcert , we are proud to announce “The BrokenSound 19th Hole Musical Series” of celebrityconcerts and Broadway Musicals. These DVD’swill be shown in the 19th Hole on a large screenwith surround sound.

Join us for ourc o m p l i m e n t a r ycontinuing seriesbeginning MondayAugust 10th at 7:00 PMwhen we will show“West Side Story”.

Due to limited seating,reservations are a must.Please call or email BevSisisky at 241-8522 or SongsbyBev@aol.com.

The season schedule for future events will beannounced shortly by The Social Committee.

SURF & TURFSaturday, June 27th

$55.00 per person plus Tax

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Social Events

Comprehensive Cancer Center

by Roberta Oberman and Loretta Fine, CardParties chaired by Susan Kotkin and PriscillaPolishook and a fabulously funny MusicalComedy written by Paula Karp, and assistedby Marilyn Levine. Kudos goes to the restof the hard working Board. We thank JohnCrean and his staff who were extremelysupportive of our efforts. This year theFriends Unit of the Pap Corps for CancerResearch raised over $100,000, asignif icant percentage of the over$3,000,000 donated by the PAP Corps99.1% of all monies raised by the Pap Corpsgo toward Cancer Research. It is our dreamthat our children and grandchildren will livein a cancer free society. Over 400 residentsof Broken Sound Club and surroundingcommunities are members of our unit, andwe invite everyone to join. If you are interestedin obtaining more information, please callPresident Sherrie Bieber at 241-1058 oremail bieb02@aol.com or Eleanor Weismanat 998-8264.

We are looking forward to seeing you atour events and relying on your support asa FRIEND.

Thank you,Sherrie Bieber and Eleanor Weisman

Everyone knows how good it is to have afriend to rely on when needing a favor.This feeling of support is what you will havewhen you join Boca Friends. We have aPhysician’s referral program that gives youwarm and professional treatment formembers and their famil ies. Theadvocates for The University of MiamiSylvester Center are Arnie Spevak (561-241-6417) and Robin Schumer (561-995-2408).

This past year, Boca Friends sponsored aMembership Tea at the beautiful home ofDebbie Singerman, a Walkathon chaired

BOCA FRIENDS FORBOCA FRIENDS FORBOCA FRIENDS FORBOCA FRIENDS FORBOCA FRIENDS FORCANCER RESEARCHCANCER RESEARCHCANCER RESEARCHCANCER RESEARCHCANCER RESEARCH

Boca Friends For Cancer Research Thanks Everyone at Broken SoundBoca Friends For Cancer Research Thanks Everyone at Broken SoundBoca Friends For Cancer Research Thanks Everyone at Broken SoundBoca Friends For Cancer Research Thanks Everyone at Broken SoundBoca Friends For Cancer Research Thanks Everyone at Broken SoundClub for Supporting our Fundraising ProjectsClub for Supporting our Fundraising ProjectsClub for Supporting our Fundraising ProjectsClub for Supporting our Fundraising ProjectsClub for Supporting our Fundraising Projects!

Sherrie Bieber - President, Eleanor Wiesman -Executive VP and Susan Kotkin - Card Party Chair

Boca Friends Walkathon Chair Roberta Oberman with Mayor Susan Whelchelat the ribbon-cutting ceremony starting the Walkathon (left to right)

Mr. Crean, General Manager, receiving a Certificateof Thanks from Boca Friends President SherrieBieber for support of the musical comedy “OnceUpon a Couch”

Paula Karp author of the original musical comedy“Once Upon a Couch” with leading star and friendMarilyn Levine receiving Boca Friends for CancerResearch Certificates of Appreciation for their talentand creativity.

Thursday, July 16$20 pp includes transportation

$10 Free Play $5 Food Voucher

RSVP Al & Sue 241-6846

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Women’s Club

We’re still working to confirm all our speakers and out -of-club trips for theupcoming season, so check the next issue of this newsletter for further details.

In the meantime, here are the dates so you can book your plane tickets to be inFlorida for our monthly luncheon meetings:

Nov. 19; Dec. 17; Jan. 14 (one week earlier than usual); Feb. 18;March 18; and April 15.

Remember, too, that your annual $40 dues will be automatically renewedUNLESS we hear from you by Sept. 1st.

If you have not yet joined and would like to participate in all the fun and interestingthings we do each month, please call ROWENA KOVLER at 241-5486. Come,make new friends and be part of this wonderful group. With a membership of510 women, we continue to be the largest group in all of Broken Sound. YEA!!!

Be well and safe this summer!Marjorie Lassoff, President

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Hello Hadassah Members & Broken Sound Friends,Hope that everyone is having an enjoyable and restful summer.

We would like to thank all of you for your support and commitment this pastyear. We had a wonderful season and hope all of you enjoyed our programs.

We would also like to thankour Board Members and

all committee members; we could not haveaccomplished all that we did without you.To our members and our friends whoattended our programs, your support isenabling Hadassah to continue its importantwork in Israel and throughout the world.Hadassah is helping to improve the qualityof life for so many; its medical researchand other programs touch lives every dayin positive ways. Thank you for supportingour programs so we can continue to makea difference.

All of our committees are hard at work tofinalize next season’s programs. Look forour exciting and thought provoking

programs in the next Broken SoundMagazine.

If you would like more information regardingHadassah or would like to participate on acommittee please call or email:Sue Rabinowitz srr401@aol.com (401)359-4001Rose Smith rmsmith376@yahoo.com(609)954-7843Paula Gluckman RGluck4325@aol.com(561)988-0506

We look forward to hearing from you.Enjoy the rest of the summer.Sue RabinowitzRose SmithCo-Presidents, Broken Sound Hadassah

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Autumn is glorious in Canada and NewEngland. The sun still shines on theEastern Seaboard’s many seafaring townsand the cool fall air turns the foliagea dazzling crimson and gold.

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