Celebrations at the Club

BocaWest
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Celebrations at the Club
Mother’s Day
and Memorial Day
the
[ shoppes]
at boca west
M e m o r i a l Day R e ta i l S a l e
25-75% off
Apparel & Accessories
Monday, May 31 from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
in the Palm Room
Wear TAIL to the Sale and/or
Purchase TAIL at the Sale for your
chance to win a FREE TAIL golf
top & bottom
Winner will be announced on
Tuesday, June 1 on Channel 63
Pete Dye
Golf
Books
$40 each
All Sales are Final
[ presiden t’s Let t er]
f r o m t h e d e s k o f J ay D i P i e t r o
Dear Member,
Tanglewood at Boca West … WOW
what a night! It was another amazing
event and what better way to end the
season then with a bang … or should I say
bang, bang, bang due to the spectacular
fireworks display at the end of the concert.
This year more than 1,500 of you and your
guests enjoyed the music of the Lynn University
Philharmonia conducted by Dr. Jon Robertson.
It’s wonderful when I see you celebrating the holidays
with your family. Please be reminded that photographs
are taken at every event. Photo albums for dining and
social events are located in the Club Services office.
Sporting event photos are available in their respective
areas. You may also view all the club photos on the
website as well as place reprint orders right online!
New this season - instant reprints from all the events
are now available! Stop by the Club Services office …
it only takes a few moments.
Boca West goes to the races! Well actually, we’ll be airing
The Kentucky Derby on May 1 and The Preakness on
May 15 in Onyx Lounge. Stop by after 5 p.m. to enjoy
the race while enjoying some specially priced cocktails!
Our summer guest policies in the golf, tennis
and fitness departments go into full swing
this month! For complete details check with
each department or you may also contact the
Membership department and they will be
happy to review them with you. The golf
reciprocal program goes into effect next
month. More details will be available soon!
I am looking forward to seeing all of you Moms at the Mother’s
Day Brunch on Sunday, May 9 in the Hibiscus Dining Room
where we will have no boundaries on pampering each and
every one of you! Please call 483-6300 to reserve your table.
Whether you spend it here or elsewhere, I wish all Mothers
a beautiful day spent with family and friends!
I am so proud of our PGA teaching professional, Chris Czaja,
on his recent award. I know you will join me in congratulating
Chris being named Teacher of the Year Southeast Chapter
South Florida PGA 2009. Read all about it in the golf section
of this issue!
As always, I appreciate your suggestions and comments and look
forward to seeing you at the Club. Have a wonderful healthy and
happy summer, wherever you may be … hopefully here!
Sincerely,
Jay DiPietro, CCM
President and General Manager
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this issue
may 2010
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3 president’s letter
Let’s Get
5 fitness & aquatics
Patriotic
Memorial Day Celebration
8 dining
in the Country Club
10 golf
/ Congratulations!
14 tennis
To the Club Champions
17 did you know?
18 spa
Massage
20 calendar
Therapy
Does more than feel good!
21 activities
27 boca west news
30 chairman’s letter
31 JR GOLF CAMP
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f i t n ess & aquat ics
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POOL/ PILATES
It has been said that the most effective clinician is the clinician who has several
different ways to provide a desired treatment outcome. Treatment interventions at
the Palm Beach Institute of Sports Medicine all carry the same motor control theme
but can be varied to meet the patient’s interests and expectations. Movement is the
stimulus for life and health and serves as the core ingredient to the treatment efforts
provided by the physical therapists at Boca West. Said succinctly, there is no cookie
cutter approach utilized by our therapists when treating patients.
At the Palm Beach Institute of Sports Medicine we pride ourselves in starting with the
foundation of sound movement strategies by establishing stability. Stability is often
compromised by pain, prolonged immobilization, trauma, and disease. Instability about the
spine or extremities gives way to a vicious cycle of more pain, compensated movement
patterns, and accelerated degenerative changes. Hence our movement strategies must
consider stability as the key initial component to our rehabilitation procedures.
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f i t n ess & aquat ics
Here is where our therapy may drastically differ from others. We can
apply treatment that is more traditional -- fitness and weight based,
mat table and body weight oriented -- or by employing treatment using
aquatic and Pilates disciplines. Often a blend or hybrid program works
best as it is critical that for sustained relief and good health the patient
must be able to carry forward in managing their own program upon
discharge from physical therapy. Land, water, weights, cardiopulmonary,
core, aquatics, Pilates, balance, endurance, and posture serve as
considerations for each patient whose care we manage.
Aquatic physical therapy at our east location on the FAU campus
provides a special experience and is unique. A pool designed specifically
with rehabilitation in mind, our HydroWorx pool “just works better”. The
staple of the system is the underwater treadmill. Parallel bars extend
walking stability while buoyancy created in the water environment
reduces most of the compressive forces of one’s body weight. An
underwater video system extends patient-therapist viewing of the
movement below the water’s surface and provides recording capability
for physician evaluation. Water spinal traction and water massage along
with a ceiling suspended lift system rounds out this very spectacular
rehabilitation experience.
The Pilates treatment experience is showcased by the studio reformers.
This equipment extends tremendous stability, posture education, and
general exercise capabilities in a smooth and non-threatening system
designed by Joseph Pilate over fifty years ago.
Pools … Pilates … Physical Therapy all come together at Boca West with
our members’ best health and interest in mind.
To schedule an appointment for a free injury assessment or treatment
in Physical Therapy, please stop by our office in the Boca West Fitness
Center or phone 488-7882.
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Memorial Day Classes
Monday, May 31
MASTER CLASS
Low Impact from 8 – 8:55 a.m.
Sculpt & Stretch from 9 – 9:55 a.m.
with Michele and Julie
Yoga from 10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
with Rosanne
Water Aerobics from 9:30 – 11 a.m.
with Lydia
Cycle from 8:45 – 9:40 a.m.
with Jason
Summer Guest Policy
Effective May 1, 2010
All guests of members may use
the Fitness Center with no time
restrictions provided that they
have the proper guest cards or
are accompanied by a member. Members may also invite up to
three guests at no charge to use
the Aquatic or Fitness facilities on
Mondays, Fridays and Sundays.
Members are permitted to invite
that same guest only six (6) times
during the membership year
(October 1 – September 30).
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Super Sculpt
7:30 a.m.
Amie
Pilates
7:30 a.m.
Julie
Total Body Sculpt
7:30 a.m.
Jason / Nadine C
Super Sculpt
7:30 a.m.
Nadine C
Super Sculpt
7:30 a.m.
Pam S.
Low Impact
8:30 a.m.
Maureen
Super Sculpt
8:30 a.m.
Marcio
Form & Balance
8:30 a.m.
Julie
Stretch
8:30 a.m.
Nadine C
Zumba
8:30 a.m.
Nadeen B
Super Sculpt
8 a.m.
Michele / Nadine C
Total Body Sculpt
9:30 a.m.
Maureen
Cardio Latino
9:30 a.m.
Marcio
Chi Ball
9:30 a.m.
Tatiana
Cardio Kick
9:30 a.m.
Nadine C
Pilates
9:30 a.m.
Nadeen B
Low Impact
9 a.m.
Michele / Nadine C
Pump & Cardio
9 a.m.
Julie / Aime
Intermediate Yoga*
10:30 a.m.
Rosanne
Yoga
10:30 a.m.
Sally
Yoga
10:30 a.m.
Rosanne
Yoga
10:30 a.m.
Nadeen B
Yoga
10:30 a.m.
Janice
Yoga
10:30 a.m.
Tatiana
Yoga
10:30 a.m.
Elisa / Daphne
Relaxation**
11:30 a.m.
Sally
Meditation**
11:30 a.m.
Rosanne
Relaxation**
11:30 a.m.
Nadeen B
Meditation**
11:30 a.m.
Janice
Meditation**
11:30 a.m.
Tatiana
Meditation**
11:30 a.m.
Elisa / Daphne
movement studio
Water Aerobics
Restorative Yoga
4 p.m.
Daphne
Tai Chi
4 p.m.
Elisa
monday
Tuesday
Splash Dance
8:35 a.m.
Lydia
Splash Dance
8:35 a.m.
Maureen
Hydro Power
9:35 a.m.
Lydia
Hydro Power
9:35 a.m.
Maureen
Hydro Power
9:35 a.m.
Audrey
Water Aerobics
10:35 a.m.
Maureen
Water Aerobics
10:35 a.m.
Marcio
Water Aerobics
10:35 a.m.
Audrey
monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
6:30 - 8:25 a.m.
By Appointment
Group Cycle
7:30 a.m.
Nadine C
Group Cycle
8:45 a.m.
Amie
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
10 a.m. -12:55 p.m.
By Appointment
Intro to Group Cycle**
1 p.m.
Jason
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
Starting at 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday
Saturday
Sunday
*These are 90 minutes classes **These are 30 minute classes
Saturday
Sunday
Hydro Power
9:35 a.m.
Marcio
Hydro Power
9:15 a.m.
Lydia
Hydro Power
9:15 a.m.
Lydia / Julie
Water Aerobics
10:35 a.m.
Marcio
Splash Dance
10:15 a.m.
Lydia
Water Aerobics
10:15 a.m.
Lydia / Julie
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
6:30-8:25 a.m.
By Appointment
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
6:30 - 8:25 a.m.
By Appointment
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
6:30 - 8:25 a.m.
By Appointment
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
6:30 - 9 a.m.
By Appointment
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
By Appointment
MVe Pilates
8:45 a.m.
Julie
Group Cycle
8:45 a.m. - Jason/Nadine C
Beginner Group Cycle*
9:45 a.m. -Jason/Nadine C
Group Cycle
8:45 a.m. Amie
MVe Pilates
9:45 a.m. Amie
Group Cycle
8:45 a.m.
Esti
Group Cycle
9:15 a.m.
Giselle
Private & Group Pilates
& Yoga available
By appointment
Starting at 10 a.m.
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
10:30 a.m. -1 p.m.
By Appointment
Intro to MVe**
1 p.m.
Julie
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
Starting at 1:30 p.m.
Thursday
Friday
AquaCore
8:35 a.m.
Pam K.
Splash Dance
8:35 a.m.
Pam S.
Hydro Power
9:35 a.m.
Pam K.
May 2010 class Schedule
Aerobics
monday
Advanced
Group Cycle
9:45 a.m.
Esti
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
Starting at 11 a.m.
By Appointment
Private & Group
Pilates & Yoga
Starting at 11 a.m.
By Appointment
Private & Group
Pilates and Yoga
10:30 a.m.
By Appointment
55 minute Private Pilates appointments
available during shaded times on Reformer
and Barrels. Please call 488-6944 to book
an appointment. *These classes are 40 minute
classes. **These classes are 25 minute classes.
There is a fee for Private & Group Pilates & Yoga. We strongly suggest taking an Intro class before participating in a Group cycle class or MVe class.
All participants must sign in and show their membership card prior to taking class. All classes and instructors subject to change. All classes are 55 minutes unless otherwise noted.
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[ Dining]
Mother’s
Day
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
Sunday, May 9, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
in the Hibiscus Dining Room
$35.95++ per adult and $18.95++ per child (4-12)
Reservations accepted by phone, based on
availability, by calling 483-6300. Jackets required for
men and male children 16 years of age and older.
Memorial Day
Celebration
Monday, May 31
11 a.m. 4 p.m.
in the Country Club
COMPLIMENTARY FOR
BOCA WEST MEMBERS
Guest fees:
$29.95++ per adult and
$17.95++ per child (4-12)
Chocolate Chip Pound Cake
By Roger Brock, Executive Chef
R ecipe Cor ner
Food & Beverage
Reservation
Hours
Wednesday – Saturday
from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Call 483-6300 or email anytime
to diningresv@bocawestcc.org.
Reservations are assigned two weeks
in advance unless otherwise noted.
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Ingredients
1 lb room temperature butter
18 oz. granulated sugar
16 oz fresh eggs
17 oz all purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
3 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup milk
3 cups mini chocolate chips
Combine butter, sugar and cream in the mixer
for 3-4 minutes at medium speed. Reduce
mixer speed to slow and add eggs, small
amounts at a time. Add all purpose flour and
baking powder and mix until combined.
Combine milk and vanilla extract then add to
batter. Remove from mixer and fold in
chocolate chips. Grease and flour 2 bundt
cake pans. Split batter into pans. Bake at 300
degrees for 35 - 45 minutes or until golden
brown. Allow to cool and remove from pan.
Slice and cover with powdered sugar.
Onyx Nights
Wednesday – Saturday from 5 – 9 p.m.
WEDNESDAYS
Wine Quartinos
A different wine featured each week, $10
THURSDAYS
Margarita Fiesta
Enjoy Coconut, Mango & Tangerine
Flavored Margaritas, $5 glass/$10 pitcher
FRIDAYS
Mojito Madness
Have you tried a Mango or Passion Fruit
Mojito? $6
SATURDAYS
Rum Extravaganza
Flavored Rums from “Jack”, $6
Don’t forget about our LATE NIGHT
HAPPY HOUR ½ price drinks available
from 9 p.m. - close
Boca West
Goes to the Races!
Join us in Onyx Lounge beginning at 5 p.m.
136th running of The Kentucky Derby, Saturday, May 1
Specially priced Mint Juleps, Champagne and Cocktails
135th running of The Preakness, Saturday, May 15
Specially priced Champagne and Cocktails
Sunday
Brunch
Buffet
11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
in the Hibiscus Dining Room
Pamper your palate at our luncheon buffet
featuring our Chef’s omelet and waffle
station where everything is made to order
your way. Specialty hot and cold items
in addition to our Chef’s selection of house
made soups, crisp vegetables, seasonal fruits,
Boca West salads and assorted freshly
baked rolls and breads.
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gol f not es
[ golf]
Hot, summer days
By Steve Siegel, Golf Committee Chairman
The winter season is behind us and the summer heat
lies ahead. Every year some of us forget to prepare ourselves for the
effects of the sun. Always remember to use sunscreen, drink plenty of
fluids, stop your activity if you feel you need to. Hats can be very helpful
to combat the sun’s rays.
Our summer reciprocal program will begin in June. We hope to have
an expanded list of area country clubs for you to enjoy. A complete list
will be posted around the shop and on Channel 63 as soon as each
agreement is signed.
We have noticed more and more tees, both broken and not, being left on the tee
boxes. Please pick up your tees and help us keep our courses looking pristine.
For those looking to entertain at home, our summer guest days begin this month.
Please read the information below so you become familiar with guest days policies.
Summer Guest Days
May through October
Equity Golf Members
Members in this category
may invite up to three (3)
guests on Monday, Friday and
Sunday, and pay cart fees
only. On Sunday,
complimentary guest tee
times begin at 10AM.
Equity Social, Tennis
and Lessee Members
Members in these categories
will receive complimentary
green fees on Monday and
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Friday. They will receive
complimentary green fees for
one (1) guest on Monday and
up to three (3) guests on
Friday.
A non-member may be a
guest of the Club not more
than six times per
membership year (October 1 September 30). Equity
members, lessees and nonmember residents of Boca
West are not eligible to be day
guests or houseguests.
PLEASE NOTE: A day guest
is the guest of a member for
the day and must be
accompanied by the member
AT ALL TIMES when using
any of the Club facilities.
However, after checking a
guest in for personal services
such as lessons, massages, etc.,
the member is free to leave
the guest and the facility
during the performance of the
service. It is not necessary to
obtain a houseguest card for a
day guest. An individual may
be a day guest at the Club for
not more than six times per
membership year. All daily
guest fees for use of the
facilities will apply.
Rules Corner
Q: Outside a hazard, the player took his stance but did not ground his club. The ball moved.
What is the ruling?
A: As the player had not addressed the ball, he did not incur a penalty under Rule 18-2b. If,
however, the player caused the ball to move, he was subject to penalty and the ball should
not have been replaced.
Rule 18 - Ball Moves After Player Grounds Club But Before Stance Completed
Q: A player’s routine prior to making a stroke is as follows: He first grounds the club directly
behind the ball with his feet together. Then he gradually widens his feet to shoulder width.
At that point, he makes the stroke.
If the ball moves after he grounds the club but before he widens his stance to shoulder
width, does he incur a penalty stroke under Rule 18-2b (Ball Moving After Address)?
A: No. A player has not addressed the ball until he completes taking his stance, i.e., his feet
are essentially in the position in which he normally places them when taking a stroke.
However, if the ball moved after the club was grounded but before the player had
completed taking his stance, he incurs a penalty stroke under Rule 18-2a for having caused
the ball to move and must replace the ball, unless there is strong evidence that wind or
some other agency caused the ball to move.
Rule 18 - When Club Grounded in Grass
Tournaments
Q: When is a club considered grounded in long grass?
A: When the grass is compressed to the point where it will support the weight of the club.
Reservation forms available in the
Golf shop and on the Club’s website
Rule 18 - Placing Clubhead on Ground in Front of Ball When Addressing
Memorial Day Tournament
Sunday, May 30
7:30 a.m. breakfast – 8:15 a.m.
shotgun – Best Ball format
Entry deadline: Sunday, May 16
Q: A player takes his stance and places his clubhead on the ground in front of the ball
without pressing anything down. Before the player grounds the club behind the ball, the
ball moves. Has the player “addressed the ball” so that he is subject to penalty under Rule
18-2b?
A: Yes.
Rule 18 - Ball Perched on Heather Moves When Club Rested on Heather
Q: A’s ball is perched on a tuft of heather. He takes his stance and rests his club on the
heather behind the ball. The ball moves. What is the ruling?
A: Resting the club on heather or grass behind the ball constitutes grounding it.
Accordingly, A had addressed the ball and Rule 18-2b applies. A incurs a penalty stroke and
must replace his ball.
Rule 18 - Ball Moves After Player Addresses It and Then Steps Away
Q: A player takes his stance and grounds his club. Realizing that the ball is precariously
balanced and may move, he steps away from the ball and starts again. This time he does
not ground his club, but before he strikes the ball, it moves. What is the ruling?
A: The player incurs a penalty stroke under Rule 18-2b, and the ball must be replaced.
Boca West US Open
June 19 & 20
$30 Entry per person
Men and Women Welcome
8:30 a.m. Shotgun
Entry deadline: Wednesday, June 16
Independence Day
Tournament
Saturday, July 3
7:30 a.m. breakfast – 8:15 a.m.
shotgun – Best Ball format
Entry deadline: Saturday, June 26
Teacher Of The Year Award Se Chapter South Florida 2009
Congratulations to Chris Czaja on this wonderful recognition!
He was chosen over 810 Professionals from 221 Country Clubs.
This award bestows special recognition on a PGA Professional who has performed
outstanding service as a golf instructor. Criteria for selection include:
• Overall performance as a golf professional at his/her facility.
• Service to his/her Chapter and the Association.
• Leadership ability.
• Image and ability to inspire fellow professionals.
• Promotion of golf.
• National impact on teaching and golf instruction.
• Involvement in junior golf activities at the facility
and community.
• Innovative contributions to golf instructions.
• Articles written for publication in books and magazines.
Brad Luken, Chris Czaja and Jay DiPietro
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Upcoming Clinics, Tournaments & Events
Rule 18 - Ball Moves After Stance Taken But Before Address
[ golf] Club Champions
The Championship
Men’s Division
Champion - Fred Kalk (left)
Runner-Up - Barry Blazer (right)
Women’s Division
Champion - Betty Stove (left)
Runner-Up - Rene Leoni (right)
Governor’s Cup
Men’s Division
Champions - Phil Marber (left)
and Merwyn Dan (right)
Runners-Up - Howard Leshman
and Steve Weiss (right)
Women’s Division
Champions - Linda Goldenberg
and Sharon Cohen (bottom left)
Runners-Up - Debra Kramer
and Deborah Kirtz (bottom right)
Boca West Cup
Champions - Fred Kalk
and Betty Stove (left)
Runners-Up - Abe Isenberg
and Lillian Simon (right)
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President’s Cup
Men’s Division
Champion - Bert Wellman (left)
Runner-Up - Mike Sneider (right)
Senior Championship
Men’s Division
Champion - Fred Kalk (top left)
Runner-Up - Barry Blazer (top right)
Women’s Division
Champion - Betty Stove (bottom left)
Runner-Up - Linda Goldenberg (bottom right)
Short Game Championship
Men’s Division
Champion - Fred Kalk (top left)
Runner-Up - Gerry Gordon (top right)
Women’s Division
Champion- Rene Leoni (left)
Runner-Up - Joyce Hirsch (right)
Women’s Division
Champion - Ellen Wittenstein (bottom left)
Runner-Up - Pat Wellman (bottom right)
Putting Championship
Men’s Division
Champion - Barry Blazer (left)
Runner-Up - Arthur Goldstein (right)
Women’s Division
Champion - Linda Fischler (left)
Runner-Up - Rene Leoni (right)
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[t ennis]
Men’s Doubles
Championship Level
Winners: Geoff Sitomer (left)
and Frank Berthiaume
(not pictured)
Singles
Championship Level
Winner: Geoff Sitomer
Runners-up: Henry Kessler (right )
and Jean Prevost (not pictured)
Runner up: Frank Berthiaume
(not pictured)
Men’s Doubles
Level 1
Winners: Len Rashkin
and Ted Kalina (left)
Runners-up: Bob Gaver
and Don Smith (not pictured) (right)
Men’s Doubles
Level 2
Winners: Henry Daniel and
Bob Halio (not pictured) (left)
Runners-up: George Kittredge
and Bob Weinberg (right)
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Club Champions
Men’s Doubles
Over 80
Winners: David Matz
and Phil Lieberman (left)
Runners-up: Paul Sifen
and Murray Wachter (right)
Women's Doubles
Championship Level
Winners: Michelle Haddad (not
pictured) and Roberta Katcher
(left)
Runners-up: Judy Robinson
and Maxine Lepolstat (right)
Mixed Doubles
Championship Level Winners: Joel Lauterstein
(not pictured)
and Judy Robinson (left)
Runners-up: Norman Grossman
and Michelle Haddad
(not pictured) (right)
Mixed doubles
Level 1
Winners: Len Rashkin
and Mona Graber (left)
Runners-up: Jules Peck
(not pictured) and
Rose Marie Cook (right)
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[t ennis]
May Tennis Events
SOCIAL MIXED DOUBLES
Every Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
Sign up with a partner. If you do not have a partner, we will do our
best to find someone to partner you with.
COMPLIMENTARY CLINIC
Saturday, May 1 at 11 a.m.
Come join us for this complimentary clinic on NET PLAY (volleys and
overheads). Please sign up in the pro shop. Space is limited to the first
12 tennis members
MEMORIAL DAY ROUND ROBIN
Saturday, May 29
Format:Changing Partner, Mixed Up Doubles
Cost:Complimentary
Time:Check in and continental breakfast at 8:30 a.m.
Play begins at 9 a.m.
Prizes:
1st place in each flight
Limit:
96 players – all members welcome
Sign up by:
1 p.m. on Wednesday, May 26
FRENCH OPEN
May 23 - June 6, Paris, France. Be sure to watch the winners from our
French Open Qualifying tournament try to make their way through
this Grand Slam Tournament!!
SU MMER
REMINDER
During the summer
months, remember to
stay hydrated. Try to
drink less coffee and soft
drinks and more water!
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Summer Guest Days
May through October
Equity Tennis Members
Members in this category may
invite up to three (3) guests at any
times (based on court availability)
on Monday and Friday and after
10 a.m. on Sunday.
Equity Golf, Social
and Lessee Members
Members in these categories will
receive complimentary court fees
on Monday and Friday. They will
receive complimentary court fees
for one (1) guest on Monday and
up to three (3) guests on Friday.
A non-member may be a guest of
the Club no more than six (6)
times per membership year
(October 1- September 30). Equity
members, lessees and nonmember residents of Boca West
are not eligible to be day guests or
houseguests. Guest days that fall
on an observed national holiday
will be changed as follows:
Memorial Day – May 31 to June 1
Labor Day - September 6 to
September 7
Please Note: A day guest is the
guest of a member for the day
and must be accompanied by the
member AT ALL TIMES when
using any of the Club facilities.
However, after checking a guest
in for personal services such as
lessons and massages, the
member is free to leave the guest
and the facility during the
performance of the service. It is
not necessary to obtain a
houseguest card for a day guest.
All daily guest fees for use of the
facilities will apply.
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did you
Each month we will fill you in
on some interesting facts that
you may or may not know.
we have 12 new members in their 40s!
Most of them purchased by taking advantage of our Offspring Payment Plan.
Members’ offspring may join Boca West Country Club with a discount of $10,000
off the equity. This reduces the overall joining fee from $70,000 to $60,000.
This includes a payment plan spread out over five years with no interest.
Let your offspring know about this great opportunity!
For more information or if you have questions please call the Membership
department at 488-6934.
There’s more! Four of our newest members
were previously renters.
The more renters we have, the higher the likelihood of more permanent members
and homeowners.
By Ed Moskowitz,
Advertising/
Marketing &
Communications
Chairman
It is now easier than ever for a first year lessee to see that NOTHING compares
to the Boca West experience!
Your Board has voted to allow FIRST YEAR lessees a price break in dues.
They will no longer pay the 30% surcharge that is applied to a returning lessee.
There will also be no time restrictions based on the type of dues they pay
and membership they choose.
We have notified the realtors of this new plan. Share this with your friends
and let them know how easy it is to experience your Club.
Exact membership fees for the 2010/11 fiscal year will be available
approximately the second week of July.
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Massage Therapy
for Managing
Arthritis Pain
By Silvia Parada
Spa Coordinator
Massage has many benefits for those
Hand-y Self-help In addition to giving you a
with arthritis. Massage and gentle stretching help
massage, a massage therapist can show you techniques to
maintain range of motion for your joints. Massage therapy
use on yourself at home. Giving yourself a massage isn't as
can also soothe stiff, sore muscles, reduce inflammation and relaxing as having someone else do it, but it can still help
provide pain relief. Most forms of arthritis are associated
ease pain and tension. Not only will the part being rubbed
with pain that can be divided into two general categories:
feel better, but your hands will benefit too since they're
acute and chronic. Acute pain is temporary. Chronic
getting a workout in the process. Self-massage works best
pain, such as that seen in people with osteoarthritis and
for localized trouble spots that are easily accessible. For
rheumatoid arthritis, can last a lifetime. Rheumatoid arthritis
hard-to-reach places, you might ask a partner to lend
affects the joint lining and can lead to destruction of the
a hand. Massage should be avoided when joints are
bone and joint capsule. It can cause deformity of the
especially tender or inflamed, since it can actually worsen
joints, deviation of the fingers and toes, and severe loss
your condition at such times. The stroking technique is a
of function. Osteoarthritis is caused by general wear and
simple one to try. You may begin by:
tear on the joints. This is especially prevalent on the hyaline
Cupping your hand over the muscle you want to massage,
cartilage, which coats the end of each bone and prevents
then firmly gliding your hand over the length of the muscle
bone-to-bone contact. When the cartilage wears down, the
in a slow, repeated movement. A little oil or lotion may
bones lose their buffer and begin to rub together, causing
help. Try using different amounts of pressure until you find
pain and inflammation. The
out what works best for you.
surrounding muscles may become
Remember, massage that is too
tight and tense to act as a splint,
rough may aggravate arthritis
Purchase a
helping the joint to function. This is
pain and symptoms.
55-minute Sports
where massage therapy can help.
If you have arthritis and find that
or Swedish Massage
Massage therapy, done correctly,
you're not as limber as you once
can help improve joint movement,
at regular price
were, visit the spa and ask a
relax tense muscles, and stimulate
massage therapist how they can
and receive a complimentary
the flow of blood and nutrients to
help you. At worst, you'll have
the skin and underlying tissues.
additional 25 minutes
a nice, relaxing session; at best,
Furthermore, it just feels good, and
to your massage!
you’ll find your pain reduced and
the relaxation it brings can help
Please mention this special
your body moving more freely!
break the cycle of pain and stress
when booking.
Good luck and good health.
that often goes along with arthritis.
*Substitutions are not permitted.
Valid May 1 – 31, 2010
For more information,
p l e a s e c a l l t h e S p a a t 4 8 8 -78 8 0.
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Sunday
Afternoon
Duplicate Bridge
Deli Night
Social Mixed Doubles
Sunday Brunch Buffet
BocaWest
Monday
Tuesday
Open Card Play
2
3
Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day Brunch
Social Mixed Doubles
Deli Night
4
Seminole Hard
Rock & Casino
10
11
17
18
23
30
5
Open Card Play
12
19
Open Card Play
Deli Night
Social Mixed Doubles
Sunday Brunch Buffet
Deli Night
Memorial Day
Golf Event
Social Mixed Doubles
Sunday Brunch Buffet
Duplicate Bridge
Mature Driving Class
Open Card Play
Deli Night
Social Mixed Doubles
Sunday Brunch Buffet
16
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Memorial Day
Memorial Day
Celebration
Memorial Day
Master Classes
Memorial Day
Retail Sale
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Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Complimentary
Tennis Clinic
1
9
Wednesday
31
25
26
6
Mature Driving Class
7
8
14
15
21
22
Duplicate Bridge
13
Duplicate Bridge
20
Memorial Day
Round Robin
Duplicate Bridge
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H ouse & Ac t i v i t ie s Fo rum
By Dr. Arthur Brovender, House & Activities Chairman
I am very honored to once again be chairman of the House
and Activities Committee. Your committee for this year is already
hard at work seeking new ideas to entertain and dazzle the members.
Your ideas are also wanted. We encourage you to communicate to us,
your thoughts about any show, act or entertainment that you feel would
be great for Boca West.
Save the date! Saturday, November 20 for our 2nd Las Vegas Night
at Boca West More information will be out soon. It will certainly be another
spectacular night.
Look for more Activities this season. More dinner dances, more day trips,
more lectures and events every day for the Holidays. Carnival, Dive-In Movies,
Club Boca West, Family Night, BBQ Night, Yappy Hour, Members Mixers,
Cabarets and some surprises.
Interclub
Singles
Jazz Brunch
at Broken Sound Club
Sunday, May 16
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Music by the Will Bridges Trio
$27.64 ALL INCLUSIVE
Full Buffet, One
Complimentary Drink
Request/Cancel by: May 3
Be sure to enjoy your new member park. We have Bocce ball, shuffleboard,
horseshoes and an area for your dogs to frolic and play. This park is an extension of
the Club facilities and may only be used by members. The Activities department will
soon have some special events at this location. Watch for announcements. Also,
look for a future issue of your magazine to have more information about this park.
We had approximately 100 bridge players join us for our annual Bridge Awards
Dinner on March 25. Our first place winners this year include: Jack & Joanne
Weingold, Marilyn Ritter, Jeannie Vine, Ester Kisner, Barry Levy and Paul Balcombe.
Congratulations to all of you!
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Activities Reservation and Cancellation Policy
- To be included in the lottery (if warranted), reservations and
cancellations for all activities must be submitted in writing by the
REQUEST BY date. You may email to activities@bocawestcc.org,
fax to 483.9521 or stop by the office to fill out a form.
Mature Driving Class
Thursday, May 6 and Friday, May 7
9 a.m.—12 p.m. in Veranda Card Room A - $25 per person
Members must attend both days of the course in order to get
the completion certificate. Upon completion, you will receive
a certificate to present to your insurance company for a
discount.
No cancellation will be accepted after May 3.
The Seminole Hard Rock
Hotel & Casino
Tuesday, May 11
Bus leaves at 3:30 p.m. and returns approximately 10 p.m.
$20 per person
Price Includes: Transportation, Bus Gratuities, $15 in free play
on the slots and $5 food voucher. All requests must be submitted in
writing to the Activities department. If you already have a player’s
card, please provide us with that number.
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duplicate bridge awards dinner
[ac t i v i t ies]
Tuesday Evening
Flight A
1st place
Jack & Joanne Weingold
Flight B
1st place
Marilyn Ritter
Flight C
1st place
Jeannie Vine
Thursday Evening
Flight A
1st place
Jack and Joanne Weingold
Flight B
1st place
Ester Kisner
Flight C
1st place
Barrie Levy
and Paul Balcombe
Duplicate Bridge
Thursday evenings
7:15 p.m., Card Room A & B in the Country Club
$8 per person
Afternoon Duplicate Bridge
Sunday, May 3
1 - 4 p.m. in Card Room A in the Country Club
$8 per person - Guests Welcome
Member Guest Duplicate Bridge
Luncheon
Held Friday, March 12
Overall Results
1st place – Joan Schepps and Mort Karper (g)
2nd place – Sue Moss and Beth Tavlen (g)
3rd place – Lila March and Barbara Weiss (g)
card room news
Duplicate
Bridge Club
Champions
2009/2010
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C A R D ROOM GU E ST P OL IC Y
May - October 2010
Members may bring up to three (3) guests per day for card play during the day any day
except Monday or Saturday.
Members may bring up to three (3) guests per day for card play during the evening any
day except Wednesday or Thursday.
One guest is permitted for Duplicate Bridge on Thursday evenings.
A non-member (non-resident) may be a guest of the Club no more than six (6) times per
membership year: October 1 - September 30. Equity members, lessees and non-member
residents of Boca West are not eligible to be day guests or houseguests.
Card Room availability is based on the building being open. Card playing is not
permitted in the living room of the Country Club or in the breezeway in the Golf Club.
Members must play with their guests at all times. Tables may not be reserved. Cell
phones may not be used in the card rooms.
Dre ss Code
P ol ic y
Daytime
Men: Slacks, shorts, polo shirts
Women: Slacks, shorts, skirts, blouses
Evening - after 5 p.m.
Men: Slacks, collared shirts
Women: Slacks, blouses, skirts, dress
shorts and designer jeans
Hats are permitted to be worn
by women only
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Member Guest Duplicate Bridge Luncheon
March 12
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2010 Entertainment Theater Lineup
Request in writing to the Activities Department no later than August 12. Reservation forms available in the Club Service office and online.
Each membership may request two tickets per show. No cancellations.
MCB Program I- Kravis Center,
November 19 - $85
Mel Brooks - Young Frankinstein,
Broward Center - October 7 - $99
The classic Mel Brooks movie is ALIVE...
and it’s headed here! You’ll have a
monstrously good time at this spectacular
new production, winner of the 2008 Outer
Critics Circle Award. Don’t miss the
sensational cast delivering all your favorite
moments from the classic film, plus
brand-new show-stopping numbers for
the stage, including “Transylvania
Mania,” “He Vas My Boyfriend” and
“Puttin’ on the Ritz.” This wickedly
inspired re-imagining of the Frankenstein
legend follows bright young Dr.
Frankenstein as he attempts to create a
monster--but not without scary and
hilarious complications. The brains
behind the laughter is mad genius and
three- time Tony® winner Mel Brooks
himself--who wrote the music and lyrics
and co-wrote the book- along with his
record-breaking team from The
Producers: five-time Tony-winning
director and choreographer Susan
Stroman and three-time Tony-winning
writer, Thomas Meehan.
Burn The Floor - Broward Center November 18 - $95
From Harlem's hot nights at The Savoy,
where dances such as the Lindy, Foxtrot
and Charleston were born, to the Latin
Quarter where the Cha-Cha, Rumba and
Salsa steamed up the stage, Burn the
Floor takes audiences on a journey
through the passionate drama of dance.
The elegance of the Viennese Waltz, the
exuberance of the Jive, the intensity of
the Paso Doble - audiences will
experience them all, as well as the
Tango, Samba, Mambo, Quickstep, and
Swing. It’s Ballroom dance with a sexy
21st century edge.
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MCB Program II - Kravis Center January 28 - $85
Features the Company Premiere of Jerome
Robbins’ Fanfare – a tribute to Queen
Elizabeth II, with its premiere having taken
place on the night of her coronation in 1953.
It is an enchantingly bright and goofy take
on Benjamin Britten’s “Young Person’s
Guide to the Orchestra.” Also on this
program are two George Balanchine
pieces, which include the sensual Bugaku
and the lively Western Symphony.
Will highlight the Company Premiere of
Twyla Tharp’s Baker’s Dozen, where she
flings a dozen dancers onto the stage –
hustling, spinning, shimmying, yet
romantically inclined – to the irresistible
stride piano of the immortal Willie
“The Lion” Smith. Also appearing are
Balanchine’s dramatic La Sonnambula and
Balanchine’s exceptional Stravinsky Violin
Concerto.
Rock of Ages- Broward Center December 30 - $97
West Side Story
- Broward Center February 17 - $99
In 1987 on the Sunset Strip, a small town
girl met a big city rocker and in LA’s most
famous rock club, they fell in love to the
greatest songs of the 80s. It’s ROCK OF
AGES, an arena-rock love story told
through the mind-blowing, face-melting
hits of JOURNEY, NIGHT RANGER, STYX,
REO SPEEDWAGON, PAT BENATAR,
TWISTED SISTER, POISON, ASIA,
WHITESNAKE and many more. Don’t miss
this awesomely good time about dreaming
big, playing loud and partying on!
Les Miserables- Broward Center January 20 - $99
Cameron Mackintosh presents a brand
new 25th anniversary production of Boublil
& Schönberg’s legendary musical, LES
MISÉRABLES, with glorious new staging
and spectacular reimagined scenery
inspired by the paintings of Victor Hugo.
This new production has already been
acclaimed by critics, fans and new
audiences and is breaking box office
records wherever it goes. Based on Victor
Hugo’s classic novel, LES MISÉRABLES is
an epic and uplifting story about the
survival of the human spirit. The
magnificent score of LES MISÉRABLES
includes the classic songs “I Dreamed a
Dream,” “On My Own,” “Stars,” “Bring
Him Home,” “Do You Hear the People
Sing?,” “One Day More,” “Empty Chairs at
Empty Tables,” “Master Of The House”
and many more.
More than fifty years
ago one musical
changed theater
forever. Now it’s back
on Broadway
mesmerizing audiences
once again. From the
first note to the final
breath, WEST SIDE
STORY soars as the
greatest love story of
all time. Directed by
its two-time Tony
Award-winning librettist Arthur Laurents,
WEST SIDE STORY remains as powerful,
poignant and timely as ever. The new
Broadway cast album of WEST SIDE
STORY recently won the 2010 Grammy
Award for Best Musical Show Album.
The Bernstein and Sondheim score is
considered to be one of Broadway’s finest
and features such classics of the American
musical theatre as “Something's Coming,”
“Tonight,” “America,” “I Feel Pretty” and
“Somewhere.”
MCB Program III - Kravis Center March 4 - $85
Spotlights Paul Taylor’s Promethean Fire
– a work that has been suggested to be
Taylor’s response to 911. Set to Leopold
Stokowski’s magnificent orchestral
transcriptions of Bach, it has been hailed
everywhere as a masterpiece. The program
also includes Balanchine’s high spirited
Scotch Symphony and Tharp’s jazzy Nine
Sinatra Songs.
MCB Program IV – Kravis Center April 1 - $85
Is the Company Premiere of John Cranko’s
acclaimed full-evening version of the
world’s most famous love story, Romeo
and Juliet. According to The New York Times,
this is arguably the best dance treatment
of Prokofiev’s celebrated score. An
unforgettable ballet.
[
2010/2011
Board of
Governors
Chairman
Harvey Krauser*
First Vice President
Steve Siegel*
Second Vice President
Jim Gordon*
Treasurer
Phil Kupperman*
Secretary
Arthur Brovender*, MD
President & General Manager
Jay DiPietro, CCM
*Executive Committee
Governors
Arthur Adler, Lee Allen
Jerry Glassman, Cynthia Hollander-Schechner
Marsha Hymes, Lane Klein
Howard Krosser, Mel Lechner
Ed Moskowitz, Bob Winikoff
Committee Chairs
Adv/Mktg/Comm
Ed Moskowitz
Arthur Adler, vice-chair
Audit
Bob Winikoff
Budget
Howard Krosser
Phil Kupperman, vice-chair
Finance
Phil Kupperman
Howard Krosser, vice-chair
Fitness/Aquatics/Spa Jim Gordon
Lane Klein, vice-chair
Golf Operations
Steve Siegel
Ed Moskowitz, vice-chair
Grievance
Leonard Meyers
House/Activities
Arthur Brovender, MD
Cynthia HollanderSchechner, vice-chair
Human Resources
Cynthia HollanderSchechner
Jerry Glassman, vice-chair
Legal
Jerry Glassman
Membership
Marsha Hymes
Ombudsman
Lee Allen
Retail
Lee Allen
Strategic Planning
Bob Winikoff
Jerry Glassman, vice-chair
Tennis
Lane Klein
ch a r i t ies & Orga ni zat ions
]
Boca West
Cancer Research Unit
Closing Breakfast
Meeting with
Boutiques
Monday, May 3
Guest Speaaker:
Paula Mendelsohn, MPH,
RD, LD, CNN
“Protecting Yourself from Cancer,
New Things You May Not
Have Known”
Contact Fern Rod – 483-5243
Chance for the Cure Drawing
Contact Marcia Meyers – 483-6705
or Marji Isroff – 852-9579
Papanicolaou Corps
Donor Luncheon
Monday, May 10 at the Boca
Raton Resort & Club
Contact Rita Seiff – 470-0024
New York Art Event
Monday, July 12
Visit two Long Island homes
with renowned art collections
Bus transportation from
Manhattan and Manhasset,
Long Island
Lunch included
Contact Roz Wolpov – 483-7041
or Jody Hoffman – 477-9766
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Sunshine Committee
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Welcomes New Members
New Members
March 1 – 31, 2010
#3222 George and Sharon Bailenson
19245 Sabal Lake Dr., #5105
Hometown: East Rockaway, NY
#3268 Donald and Janet Germaine
7786 Lakeside Blvd., #614
Hometown: West Haven, CT
#3266Marvyn and Arlene Kornberg
1652 Bridgewood Dr.
Hometown: Great Neck, NY
Your friends and
neighbors at Boca West
would appreciate knowing important
happenings. Please call 488-7819 with
a detailed message about illness,
death, milestone birthdays or
anniversaries. This line is open 24
hours a day.
Ombudsman
Committee
Lee Allen, chairman
Do you have any problems that need
solving or questions that need
answering regarding our Club?
Please submit them in writing and
leave them at the Executive Office.
Our committee will take up your
issues or suggestions with the
appropriate committee.
#3356 Russell and Ronni Paley
19927 Boca West Dr., #3171
Hometown: Woodbury, NY
#3240 James and Debra Prevor
19700 Oakbrook Cir., #448
Hometown: Boca Raton, FL
#3292 Luis A. Rodriguez
21223A Clubside Dr., #191
Hometown: Boston, MA
#3250 Robert and Stephanie Soderberg
20297 Boca West Dr., #2001
Hometown: New York, NY
New Homes
March 1 – 31, 2010
#3351 Jerome and Diane Cohen
19900 Sawgrass Ln., #5703
#3587Marc and Linda Fishman
7620 Cedarwood Cir., #23
558-2929
#3468 Paula Milgrom and James Barnett
7412 Bondsberry Ct.
483-3082
#3360Michael and Ruth Weinberger
19861B Planters Blvd., #32
479-0931
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C lu b Serv ice s Of f ice
Hou r s of Oper ation
Accounting, Activities,
Communications & Membership
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
Closed
@
VIP
Services
Program
RIDE A WAVE
Waverunner & Boat Rentals
843-4404
10% off
MEDJETASSIST
BASKETS
Mrs B’s Baskets
750-1213
15% discount
DECOR COMPANY
Daniel Events
393-1432
Hospital of Choice Air Medical
Evacuation and Travel Assistance
800-527-7478
or www.medjetassist.com/bocawest.
Special rate by mentioning Boca West
PRESCRIPTION/VISION CARD
Receive discount on prescription drugs.
$20 annual fee. Contact Activities for
application form. Available to equity
members only.
RESTAURANTS
detailing/car wash
Superior Mobile Auto & Marine
Detailing
Hours: daily from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Daily Specials - Call Greg at 843.1028
FLOWERS
Boca Raton Florist
301 S. Federal Hwy
395-1943
15% discount
www.bocaratonflorist.com
III Forks - Boca Raton
416-2185
25% off on Sundays only
Gatsby’s of Boca
393-3900 - 15% off entire check
Ristorante Sapori
367-9779 - 15% off entire check
for lunch or dinner
Shorty’s Bar-B-Q
954-596-2448 - 20% off food & beverage
TRANSPORTATION
HOTELS
Hilton Suites
Embassy Suites
Marriott Boca Center
Renaissance Hotel Boca Raton
Wyndham Garden Hotel
A Corporate Rate Limo
Please call 24 hours in advance
866-546-6390.
Contact the Activities department
for more information.
I mp o r t a n t P h o n e N u mb e r s
Club Reception
488-6990
Fax Number
451-0127
Catering
488-6994
Fax Number
488-6978
Club Services
Accounting
488-6985
Activities
488-6936
Communications
488-6975
Membership
488-6934
Fax Number
483-9521
Executive Offices
Jay DiPietro, Pres. & GM
488-6937
Harvey Krauser, Chairman
488-6905
Dining
Grill Room, Deli & The Steakhouse 488-6965
Hibiscus Dining Room
488-6984
Splash Pool Bar
488-7814
Onyx Lounge
488-7807
Restaurant
488-7805
Reservations Line
483-6300
Cancellation Line
483-0681
Reservations Fax Number 488-7824
Reservations Confirmations
488-7823
Fitness Center
488-6944
PB Institute of Sports Med
488-7882
Golf Club
Registration/Information
488-6924
Tee Time Reservations
488-5660
Tee Time Fax Number
488-6995
Tee Time Cancellations
483-6390
Tee Time Confirmations
488-6988
Bag Storage
488-6951
Lessons & Driving Range 488-6957
Locker Room, Women’s
488-6940
Card Room, Women’s
488-6941
Locker Room, Men’s
488-6942
Card Room, Men’s
488-6949
Golf Course Maintenance
488-6900
Pool Check-in/Aquatics
488-7802
Retail Shop
Golf Club
488-6960
Sports Center (Tennis)
488-7885
Spa
Appointments Only
488-7800
Reception Desk
488-7880
The Salon at Boca West
488-7820
Tennis Registration/Reservations
488-6996
Reservations Fax Number
488-7897
Court Time Cancellations
482-1650
Court Time Confirmations
482-2262
BW Master Assn. (Security)
488-1598
Guest Admittance
483-5505
24 Hr Voice Guest Registration 483-7026
BW Homeowners Association 487-1728
Fax Number
487-8274
Lang Realty
989-2100
Police Emergencies (24 hrs.)
911
Security Emergencies (24 hrs.)
483-9229
Sunshine Committee
488-7819
Village Store
451-9500
Village Store Fax Number
451-9507
Website address: http://members.bocawestcc.org
Email address: boca20583@bocawestcc.org
Please remember to dial area code (561)
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[ ch a ir m a n’s Let t er]
fr om t he d e sk o f har v e y k r auser
I want to thank the Board of Governors
for having elected me again to serve
as your Chairman.
I will continue to keep you up-dated
on the discussions of the Board on
Channel 63 and by e-mails. You know that each time I communicate
with you I always say. “Don’t you just love
being here at Boca West? I do”.
I thought you might like to know why
I just love being here.
It all started 29 years ago when Maddy & I bought a place
in Peppertree with our 3 young children. I honestly was
not in favor of doing this. I was working up north and knew
that we would only come down when our children were on
school vacation, but Maddy felt that we should do it anyway.
At about that time a friend of mine was diagnosed with a
fatal disease and died shortly after. He was only in his mid
40s. This really made me stop and ask myself what am
I waiting for? As much as I hated to admit it, Maddy was
right in saying “Let’s enjoy while we can, you never know
what can happen”.
Our first year we only came here for the Christmas vacation.
At that time we played a lot of tennis and were so impressed
with the set up. With the wonderful golf facilities here,
we also decided to take up golf. The kids loved it also and
looked forward to coming to Florida. All of the sudden
we started coming down every time our children were
on vacation. I found myself saying let’s go to Florida for
a long weekend and before we knew it the weekend
became 5 to 7 days. We were now ”snow flakes”. We had great family vacations and thought
that once our children were in college they
no longer would want to vacation with us.
WRONG. Between the Pool, Tennis, Golf,
Basketball, etc. they still came down as often
as possible. They loved it here. What a
blessing it was to have them here with us.
As we met and became friendly with
other Boca West members and our
children were grown, we started coming
down more often and were now on our
way to becoming “snow birds”.
Once our children got married they still came down with
their wives. Between the tennis, golf and sunning at the pool,
it was a perfect place for them. When we became grandparents we decided to move to a
larger place so that we could accommodate the entire family,
so we bought in Island Court.
Fifteen years ago when we decided to move to Florida
permanently we thought it would be wise to look at other
communities since Boca West was an older community and
we were concerned about their upgrading our current facilities.
We saw some beautiful new and more modern homes, which
quite frankly were very tempting. But they didn’t have that
“Boca West Lifestyle”. So here we are 15 years later living in the # 1 community
with the most modern and outstanding amenities.
I hope you can see why I feel so positive about Boca West.
Perhaps your experience is similar. Let us hear about it.
SOOOOO … I ask you, Don’t you just love being here
at Boca West? I do.
Harvey Krauser
Harvey Krauser, Chairman
Board of Governors
30 [ May 2010 ] boca west
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WOMEN
Mother’s Day Pampering
Manicure /Pedicure / Wash and Blow dry $75 (Short hair)
Manicure /Pedicure / Wash and Blow dry $85 (Long hair)
Women’s CutShort $30 Medium $40 Long $50
Summer Highlights
50% off
Keratin Treatment
30% off
NAILS - NOW WE HAVE LCN GELS
MANGO Manicure/Pedicure $45
Pedicure
$35
Any Gel/Acrylic Full set
$55
Pink and White
$60
Any Fills
50% off
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Men’s Cut
Manicure /Pedicure
Valid May 1 - 31, 2010
Substitutions not permitted.
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