Focal Pointe VALENCIA

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6395 Castle Gate Boulevard • Boynton Beach, Florida 33437

OCTOBE R I S S U E

A COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER BY GL HOMES

Casino Night

Saturday, October 18 at 7 p.m. Social Hall — $32.50 per person Feeling lucky? The Social Hall will be decked out casino style! The casino gaming tables will get your pulse racing. From Blackjack to Craps, Poker to Roulette, the tables are ruled by luck. Join us for a fantasy casino party on Saturday, October 18 at 7 p.m. in the Social Hall. $50,000 in “funny money” will be given to each gambler to bet with. Prizes will be awarded to the three people who hold the most chips at the end of the night. Beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages will be served along with peanuts and pretzels. The cost is $32.50 per person. Please make your checks payable to Valencia Pointe HOA. RSVP NO LATER than Friday, October 10. We apologize in advance, walk-ins will not be accepted.

Michael Rapposelli & Sandy Warren Saturday, October 11 at 8 p.m. — $10 per person Please join us for an evening of non-stopentertainment with Sandy Warren and Michael Rapposelli. Sandy and Michael are both known as vocal powerhouses. Michael is a versatile entertainer with a rare gift for live performances. Not only does he sing, but he provides spot-on impersonations. Sandy has a four octave voice range that has been enjoyed the world over. Michael and Sandy will perform separately and together. Their program includes music from Carousel, Dream Girls, Chicago and love duets by Andrea Bocelli. This is an encore presentation! Michael performed for the Men’s Club and will perform all new material.

Pet Costume Contest Wednesday, October 29 at 4 p.m. Clubhouse — FREE On October 29, dress up your pet for or Valencia Pointe’s Second Annual Pet et Costume Contest! Pets will be paraded ed around the Porte Cochere at the Clubhouse ouse and prizes will be given for Best Dressed, ed, Most Creative Creat and Funniest est Costumes. If you don’t Costume n’t have a pet, but would ld like to be one of our ur judges, please contactt the Li Lifestyle Office.. Please register yourr Pleas pet in the contestt pe no later than n n Monday, Oct. 27. M 7.

Trick or Treat AT T H E L I F E S T Y L E O F F I C E Friday, October be er 31 All Afternoon n Come trick or treat t at the Lifestyle Office! Sugar free and regular candies will be b available all afternoon. We’d love to see many n new ew faces and, of course, e e, our familiar friends.

Season Show Ticket Sales Series Show tickets go on sale Wednesday, October 15 at 9:30 a.m. Single tickets go on sale Thursday, November 6 at 9:30 a.m. Guest tickets go on sale Wednesday, November 12 at 9:30 a.m.

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We have many events planned in the upcoming months. Join us this month for Casino Night, our Second Annual Pet Costume Contest and Trick or Treat at the Lifestyle Office. We are also excited for our first Pre-Season show starring Michael Rapposelli & Sandy Warren. We are looking forward to Motown Night with Memory Lane in November and our New Year’s Eve Party. It’s the start of an exciting season!

Lifestyle STAFF

Jennifer Fowler Social Director ~ GL Homes

New Years Eve Party

Motown Night with Memory Lane

Wednesday, December 31 at 8:30 p.m. Social Hall — $75 per person

Saturday, November 1 at 8 p.m. Social Hall — $25 per person

Ring in the New Year with dinner and dancing! Join your friends and neighbors for this special celebration right here in the Social Hall. There will be music from all eras, dancing, an exceptional dinner and a sweet dessert. Enjoy fruit and cheese, crudités and Sushi as appetizers. Dinner will be served buffet style and will feature Penne with broccoli, garlic and oil, Eggplant Parmigiana, Chicken Marsala, Mixed Greens salad and rolls. Italian pastries and cookies will be served for dessert along with a full service coffee bar. Non alcoholic beverages will be provided. BYOB for whatever is your pleasure. Party favors will be distributed as midnight nears. At midnight, watch the ball drop in Times Square, countdown the final seconds of 2008 and toast in 2009 with a glass of champagne. The evening begins at 8:30 p.m. The is cost $75 per person.

Put on your dancin’ shoes and let’s boogie to the timeless sounds of Motown with Memory Lane! Memory Lane will be performing your favorite hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s, including tunes ranging from The Temptations, My Girl, to Kool & The Gang’s, Celebration. Join your friends and neighbors on Saturday, November 1 at 8 p.m in the Social Hall for a non stop dance party! TEMPTATION fruit and SUPREME veggie platters will be served along with non alcoholic beverages. BYOB. The cost is $25 per person. Please make your checks payable to Valencia Pointe HOA. Guests are welcome! RSVP NO LATER than Friday, October 24. We apologize in advance, walk-ins will not be accepted.

PRE-SEASON SHOWS Day Saturday Friday Saturday

Date Oct. 11, 2008 Nov. 14, 2008 Dec. 06, 2008

Time 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m.

Show Michael Rapposelli with Sandy Warren Bruce Smirnoff w/ opener Susan Ashley Jimmy Keys

Type Singers Comedian Variety Act

Show Jon Stetson Beehive Sarge with 3 pc. Band Chris MacDonald’s Memories of Elvis Greg Bonham with female singer as opener Walk Like a Man, Tribute to the music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons* A Night of Stars (Formerly 100 Years of Broadway) Yesterday, A Tribute to the Beatles Michael Amante Joe Piscopo Dick Capri & Sal Richards

Type Mentalist 60s Musical Comedian Elvis Tribute Singer Broadway Tribute Broadway Tribute Beatles Tribute Tenor Variety Act Comedians

SEASON SHOWS W Day Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Thursday

Date Jan. 10, 2009 Jan. 24, 2009 Jan. 31, 2009 Feb. 7, 2009 Feb. 21, 2009 Feb. 26, 2009

Time 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m.

Saturday

Feb. 28, 2009

8 p.m.

Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday

Mar. 7, 2009 Mar. 14, 2009 Mar. 21, 2009 Mar. 28, 2009

8 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m.

* THE SHOW NAME HAS CHANGED, CHANGED BUT THE PRODUCER AND ACT ARE UNCHANGED. UNCHANGED

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EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

Movie Matinee Wednesday, October 1 at 2:30 p.m. Social Hall – $1 per person The Social Hall has been reserved for those who wish to see the movie What Happens in Vegas. Two strangers (Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher) find themselves hitched after a wild night of Las Vegas shenanigans in this 20th Century Fox comedy. Jack Fuller (Kutcher) is a single Manhattanite who can never quite commit to a permanent, longterm relationship and repeatedly hears from his lovers that he “isn’t serious boyfriend material.” Employed by his father (Treat Williams) at a local furniture business, Jack spends his workdays goofing off by watching sporting events behind dad’s back. Joy McNally (Diaz) is faring slightly better; a young, polished urbanite, she juggles a demanding job as a trader on the NYSE with a marital engagement to the impressive Mason (Jason Sudeikis), but has modified her entire life and all of her interests to please her intended. Coincident with Mr. Fuller’s decision to fire his son, Mason severs his engagement to Joy; as a result, both Jack and Joy hit the skids at around the same time and decide to cut their losses by heading out to Vegas. The two accidentally bump into one another when a computer mix-up at the hotel puts them in adjoining rooms; though they begin their acquaintanceship by bickering endlessly, they end up spending a long, drunken night on the town together, and when the sun rises and Joy comes to, she discovers that she unwittingly married Jack in the middle of the night. Alas, just when the two are about to call it quits by filing for divorce after the shortest marriage in history, Jack tosses a coin into a Vegas slot machine and hits a three-million-dollar jackpot — which naturally pits the newlyweds against one another in an attempt to claim the full share of the money. A conservative local judge, R.D. Whopper (Dennis Miller), then adds the final twist by refusing to grant a divorce until Joy and Jack have given married life a fair shake. In time, the marrieds may just discover that this union isn’t as far off the mark as they initially thought. Dennis Farina, Queen Latifah, and Zach Galifianakis round out the supporting cast.

Friday, October 24 at 7 p.m. Social Hall – $1 per person The Social Hall has been reserved for those who wish to see the movie Vantage Point. Forest Whitaker, Dennis Quaid, William Hurt, and Matthew Fox star in director Pete Travis’ Rashomonstyle thriller in which an assassination attempt on the President of the United States is detailed from five unique perspectives. As the President arrives in Salamanca, gunshots ring out. An American tourist (Whitaker) has captured footage of the would-be assassin on videotape, and now, as the stories of the other four witnesses unfold, each essential piece of the puzzle quickly falls into place. Only when all of the stories are told will the chilling truth to this shocking crime finally emerge.

Valencia Beach Party Sunday, Oct. 26 at 5 p.m. | Gulfstream Park – FREE Come and enjoy the evening with fellow residents at the beach from 5 p.m. until sundown. Residents are encouraged to meet at Gulfstream Park, 4489 N. Ocean Blvd. Bring your own chairs, food and drinks, and your beach toys! To get to Gulfstream Park, take Boynton Beac Be Beach ach h Bl Blvd Blvd. vd.. ea east st tto o US US1 1 ma make ke rrig right ight ht ttu turn u then make ma ke nex next nextt le left ft tur tturn urn n to A1A A1A ((A (A.K.A A.K K.A A Ocean Blvd.) and turn right. The park wil will l be on your left. For more information on this social and fun n time, co contact ntac nt tactt Ja JJacki ack cki ki Spiegel at 735735-8660.

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TENNIS ACTIVITIES Summer Tennis Court Hours

Tennis Clinics

Starting May 1 through October 31 the morning tennis court hours will start at 7:30 a.m. and will continue every hour and a half until 12 p.m. Afternoon hours will begin at 2:30 p.m. If you have any questions call Paul Cranis.

Come improve your tennis game with one or all of our different tennis clinics! Clinics are being offered every Thursday and Saturday starting at 8 a.m. The cost is $7 per person.

A Note from your Tennis Professional

Tennis Lessons

Welcome back to all that have been away for the summer months. All prices for tennis lessons and other goods have been reduced. Our Valencia Pointe men’s and women’s tennis shirts are still available. The ball machine is ready for your use. If you have not filled out your tennis questionnaire, please do so, it will be very helpful with planning programs for the 2008-2009 season. For more information or if you have questions, contact Paul at 561-573-5666.

Lessons are a great way to get back into tennis or to improve your game! Private and group lessons are offered at very affordable rates. Please call Paul Cranis for a lesson today at 561-573-5666. • • • •

1-hour of private lesson – $45 30-minutes of private lesson – $25 1-hour semi private lesson – $20 per person 1- hour 3 person and tennis pro – $15 per person

Lang Management would like to remind all residents to turn off the tennis court lights after you have finished playing. Thank you for your cooperation.

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The following clubs have been suggested, but need chairs: Brooklyn Club; Chorus; Comedy Club; Regional Clubs; Scrapbook Club; Scuba Club; Snow Skiing Club; Teachers Club; Women’s Golf Club and the Yiddish Club. If you are interested in chairing one of these clubs or you would like to form a different club, contact the Lifestyle Staff at the Box Office.

General Club Business Days All sanctioned Valencia Pointe clubs are welcome to showcase their events and activities, membership materials and to come network and share ideas. Every Friday at 11 a.m. in the Social Hall, unless there is a standing conflict in the space. Tables are available on a first come, first served basis.

connection and would like to have a December get-together with others from “Charm City”, please contact Rita Rosenfeld at 737-6955 or email [email protected] or Judi Hannes 732-1197 or email at [email protected]. More details to follow.

Basketball Club Ladies and gents, meet new friends at the basketball courts on Saturdays and enjoy a competitive game. This is a great sport to show off your stuff and a terrific way to help with your coordination skills. We’ve had a few basketball events and everyone has had a fabulous time. Come on down for a shootout or a coed game. Want to play? Make a call to Burt Richards at 734-7263 or email at [email protected].

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

Ambassadors Club We are looking for greeters for our Stay & Play house guests. We would like to extend an invitation to all of you, our biggest fans! Contact the Box Office today to get more details on being a part of this club.

Baltimore Club We are exploring the interest in a Valencia Pointe Baltimore club (A.K.A. Bawl’ Mer). For anyone who has a Baltimore 4 VALENCIA POINTE

The Bible class will begin again October 27 and will meet on Monday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. in the Classroom. We will continue to study the Hebrew Scriptures and will also add selections from other holy literature including the Christian Scriptures, the Koran, etc. Holy writings have influenced all of us and continue to affect us to this very day. Everyone is invited to join us to study and discuss this great motivation of human actions.

Bicycle Club Cycling in South Florida is a pleasure given the number of streets with clearly marked bike lanes, long stretches of

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empty sidewalks and flat terrain. Cycling is a wonderful sport for weight control and cardiovascular conditioning, especially for those with arthritic knees, requiring low impact activities. A good ride justifies stopping at restaurants, ice cream parlors and other vendors of tasty treats. Please join us for our first ride of the new season on Saturday, October 19th at 8:30 a.m. in front of the Clubhouse with bicycle, helmet, and any other gear you wish to bring. We will ride locally for perhaps an hour and then meet briefly to discuss the rest of the season. For more information call Larry Simon at 369-3842 or email [email protected].

Bingo Be a winner at VP’s Bingo Bonanza! Be lucky and have fun! Let’s meet, greet and win prizes! Suggestions are welcome. Let’s make it happen. If you are interested, contact Arlene Noble att 561-676-7515 or [email protected].

Bird & Nature Club Recess is over! The Bird and Nature Club will resume on Mon., October 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts and Crafts room. In addition to a brief synopsis of last season’s events we hope to have a speaker from the “Folke Peterson Wildlife Center,” which is one of our planned outing destinations. Also, we will present our planned Dec. 5 outing to “Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary” and discuss other areas suggested for field trips as well as speakers for our meetings. Come help us plan. We’d like to welcome new residents and invite you to join others who share the same desire to explore “The Nature Around Us.” Let this club be a wonderful experience in which we can continue learning in the spirit of exploration. It has been a very interesting adventure to date. Our field trips thus far have been great examples of how amazing the nature in our area is. Let us introduce you to where we have been and as our journey continues... come along with us. For information: Iris Weisberg, [email protected], or 561-737-8618.

Bowling Club Attention all bowlers, our second season n began last month. We bowl every Wednesday ay at 10 a.m. In October we will not meet on October 1 or 8. Our bowling center has a new w name and new owners that have greatly improved mproved the center’s facilities with new machines nes and added graphics to the score board. The center’s enter’s new name is “Palm Beach Strike Zone” e” and it is located on Military Trail just north rth of Hypoluxo. The cost per week is only $8.50, which includes your shoes, ball, team jersey, ersey, coffee and cookies and our annual awards wards luncheon. Our league name is “The Valencia lencia lished Bowlers.” We joined the already established Valencia Palms bowling league. The Bowling

Center is located on Military Trail just north of Hypoluxo on the west side of the street. All are welcome! Join us for a wonderful fun filled bowling season! We look forward to welcoming new members and welcoming back members from last season. For more information, please email Sally at [email protected].

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

Brandeis University Women’s Committee Lakes Chapter There will be a showcase meeting on Monday, November 10. This meeting will introduce members to all the programs Brandeis in involved in. We will have Al Gustafesta as our entertainment. He is a famous pianist and will be performing songs from Gershwin, Richard Rogers, Cole Porter and more. Please join us for this program. SAVE THE DATES: January 30, Luncheon and Dance. March 18, Book and Author Luncheon. May 11, Installation Luncheon. The study group season will begin this month. There are thirty three study groups geared for all interests such as, politics, foreign films, belly dancing, museum tours, art lectures and more. There are also three special study groups: roups: Couples Club, Single Women’s Club and a Book Club. For more information please call Ann Dauber at 369-8520 or Stephanie Walitt at 375-6225.

Wellworth Chapter General Meeting Schedule: November 3: Showcase — Stewart Kampel “The Press is Biased — Right? Left?” Stewart Kampel is a graduate of the City College of New York and earned a Master’s Degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He had a long career at the New York Times as an editor, working on the metropolitan news desk, the foreign desk, the cultural desk and other areas in the newsroom. He is also an author and taught journalism at NYU. December 1: Dr. Robert Weber “The Jewish Influence in Rock and Roll”. February 2: Rabbi Lester Herring “What Jewish Life is Like in Poland Today.” Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Emeth in Delray Beach, Rabbi Herring has a stepson who is chief Rabbi of Poland. March 2: TBA. Save the date for these special events! October 30: Luncheon and speaker at the Murder on the Beach bookstore. Contact Nancy Schlosser at 641-1056. November 12: All day bus tour to beautiful Coral Gables. Contact Linda Spitzer at 964-1234. December 7: Flamingo Park tour. Contact Ellen Kruger at 798-3661. January 12: Mounts Botanical Garden tour. Contact Beverly Miller or Marlene Wald at 649-8480. For membership information, please contact Marion Meltzer at 369-3131. VALENCIA POINTE 5

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

ingredients/supplies or class enrollment fees. Dates and places TBA: check the Valencia Pointe website or channel 63. Any questions or suggestions? Please call or email Barbara Rothman at 739-9799 or at [email protected] or email Suzi at [email protected].

Couples Canasta Club Da Chicagah (Chicago) Club

NEW

Are you from da nort side, west side or that other part of town? Are you a fan of da Bears, da Cubs, da Bulls, or that other team? Do you long for Chicagah pizza, Italian beef sandwich, or Vienna hot dogs? Do you miss Harry Caray and Walter Payton and da mare? Do you think about El, the Art Institute, Lincoln Park, and Navy Pier? Ah, Lake Shore Drive! For more information on this new club, contact Howard Silver at 561-244-5387 or email him at thekingofallmedia@ gmail.com.

The Cinema Group The Cinema Group will meet on Tues., October 21 at 7 p.m. in the Social Hall. Since our meetings will be held in the Social Hall, we have almost unlimited space and encourage new members to join us. As envisioned, our monthly meetings will alternate between viewing a classic movie and discussion at one meeting, with the discussion of a current movie that we view on our own in local theaters, together with the possibility of viewing some additional cinema at that time as well. If you are interested in joining us, please call Chair Martin Hochberg at 733-9222 or [email protected].

The Cooking Connection The Cooking Connection enthusiastically welcomes Barbara Rothman as the new co-chairperson of our club! Making it a true recipe for success, professional chef/restaurateur Bob Conte, will be heading our advisory board. Together, our team will be planning a “menu” of tempting culinary related activities to offer you this coming season! In response to member feedback, here’s a taste of what’s to come: “Classes, Demos, and Beyond” – Participate/ learn in the Valencia Pointe Clubhouse, cooking schools, local restaurants and even our own kitchens. “HealthyHappy” – Imaginative, low calorie dishes. “Dinner-Go Round” – Progressive dinners within our community. “Heat Up the Grill” – Backyard BBQ tips and our own “Boynton Beach Burger Contest.” “Chocó-lust” – A chocoholics’ ultimate three course meal. Club memberships are free. However, some activities require a cover charge for purchasing 6 VALENCIA POINTE

Couples Canasta will meet on Sunday, October 19 at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1. Everyone who attends is a winner! Cards and trays are provided. Please RSVP to Alvin Freedman at 742-9393 or [email protected] for information on the group and to reserve for the next meeting.

Couples Hand & Foot Club We will meet Fri., October 10 at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1. Any twosome is a couple! Contact Chair Jacki Spiegel at 7358660.

“Crafty People” Needlepointers This club will meet the first Friday of every month from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Classroom. The goal of this club is to create artwork using canvas. We will teach you to design and create a unique needlepoint project. Some of our artwork is exhibited in the display case at the Clubhouse. Walk-ins are always welcome. For more information, please contact co-chairs Sheila Bluestein at 735-3656 or Ellen Wild at 740-4879.

Cultural Arts Club The Cultural Arts Club will be attending the following events: the Miami Ballet on Nov. 16 at 1 p.m., center loge seating is $59, contact Ann Sommers for information at 561-737-6994; Three Tenors... Plus on Feb. 22 at 7 p.m. in the Valencia Pointe Social Hall, tickets are $20 if purchased prior to Dec. 15, contact Alvin Freedman for information at 561742-9393; La Boheme by the Palm Beach Opera at the Kravis Center on April 3 at 7:30 p.m., loge seating is $81 and mezzanine seating is $50, contact Alvin Freedman for information at 561-742-9393. Please makes checks payable to the VP Cultural Arts Club and bring them to the Box Office. A new chair of this club will be announced in the November Focal Pointe. It has been my pleasure to serve the community as Cultural Arts chair. I would like to gratefully thank the members of the Cultural Arts committee for their dedication and support in making the Cultural Arts club a success — Andrea

Current Events Club The Current Events club fills a void in the mainstream media with in-depth news normally not available. The group has access to intelligence and analysis at our bi-weekly

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meetings, and each member receives a newsletter covering many current advances in news, finance, health, feminism, and additional topics, along with translations, mainly from Arabic. Additionally, speakers will be available for interview and comments, along with a Q&A session. We have had the leader of The Lebanese Government in Exile and Youseff Bodansky, long time director of the House Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare speak to us. Other well known speakers will join us in the future. If possible, we may have debates with people of diverse opinions in areas with which we are all familiar. Additionally, we plan on putting up an Internet Chat board for discussion on the above topics and others requested by members. As a community service, we have provided information on the proper use of email and how to deal with spam and phishing. We will meet every other Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Social Hall. Contact Murray Kahl at 7335686 or [email protected] for more information.

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

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

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

Folk Music, Country & Blue Grass Club If you play guitar, banjo, harmonica, autoharp, fiddle, or if you enjoy singing or just listening, then let’s get together

for a fun-filled time. We will make and discuss music while making new friends. Contact Chairs Muriel Kahl at 733-5686, [email protected] or Arthur Liblit at 731-2295, irisart@msn. com for more information on this fun club.

Gay & Lesbian Club If you are interested in a gay & lesbian social club to meet new friends and discover new places, please contact Ilene Sokol at 561-375-8519 or [email protected].

Gin Rummy Club Anyone interested in playing Gin Rummy? We meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Card Room 1, except the third Wednesday of the month we will play in the Social Hall. Please contact Sy Levy at 752-9383 or email him at [email protected].

Girl Talk Girl Talk meets on the second Monday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Social Hall. The meeting in October will be Monday, October 13. We will have a topic for group discussion followed by “Name That Tune”. Join us for lots of laughs as teams of neighbors vie to be the winner in a game that promises to bring back many happy memories of our favorite songs. Girl Talk provides the opportunity for women to come together to share common interests and experiences, discuss important topics relating to female issues and, most of all, to socialize with neighbors and have fun. New members are always welcome. If you have any questions regarding this group, please call Lena Reiss at 3759244 or e-mail Rhona Leff at [email protected].

Hadassah On October 28 at 7 p.m. our chapter will host a Presidential Political Forum with representatives of the Democratic and Republican parties. All Valencia Pointe men and women are invited. There will be an organizational meeting of the Hadassah Jewish Book Study Group on October 29 at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Marion Meltzer. For information call Andrea Olkin at 737-9823. On November 8 at 6:30 p.m., you’re invited to have pizza, play Military Bridge, and enjoy delicious desserts prepared by our very own Hadassah ladies. If you haven’t heard, Military Bridge is the latest and most fun game for everyone. It is stress-free, friendly, and an easy game to play. No experience necessary and everything will be explained accordingly. For reservations call Joan Sarasky at 7388186, or Wendy Silverman at 3749426. Valencia Pointe women and their guests are invited to Afternoon Tea at the Chesterfield Hotel in Palm Beach on November 18 at 1:30 p.m. The program for this event is Bobbi Brown Makeup Applications from Saks Fifth Avenue. For reservations contact Shelley Simon at 369-3842, VALENCIA POINTE 7

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or Sharon Guttman at 733-6021. Join us for an afternoon Chanukah Party on December 16. On January 20 at 1 p.m., our program will be Women’s Health for the 55+ active woman. Please read our beautiful bulletin for the remainder of this year’s schedule. Here’s an easy way to earn $100 in Donor Credit and be paid up for Donor Luncheon: Open a free checking account at Sun Trust Bank by December 31 with a minimum deposit of $25 and they will donate $100 to our Hadassah chapter. For more information call Sheryl Klein 738-7465. Cards for all occasions are available in support of Hadassah’s good works, call Sally Katz 7320725. Certificates and trees to honor, or memorialize are available, call Lesley Schneider 736-2432. Hadassah Bulletin well wishes can be purchased for $1 each from Fran Stillman at 732-0722. Contact Shelley Simon at 369-3842, or Jacki Speigel at 735-8660 for membership information. Rhoda Stein, President 752-1863.

Investment Club The Investment Club will meet on Mon., October 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts room. We will discuss the status of our portfolio, the impact of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the working of the floor of the Stock Exchange with a guest speaker. For more information, please contact Stan Reiss at 375-9244 or Norm Chalphin at 735-4478.

Ladies Canasta Ladies don’t let the guys have all the fun! We meet every Thursday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. All games are in the Social Hall, except the first Thursday evening of each month we will meet in the Arts & Crafts Room. Please bring your cards and trays. Please RSVP to Stephanie Walitt at 375-6225 or Sonia Freedman at 742-9393.

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

Mah Jongg Club Are you interested in a walkin mah jongg game? The Mah Jongg club meets on the second and fourth Friday of the month in Card Room 1 at 1 p.m. We will meet on October 10 and 24. For more information, please 8 VALENCIA POINTE

call Fran Shorenstein at 736-9318 or Sheila Weinstein at 7338429. Everyone is welcome!

Men’s Book Club Valencia Pointe offers something for everyone. Poker, Mah Jongg, arts & crafts, Girl Talk, Women’s Book Club and thats just to name a few. Now for the first time at Valencia Pointe, a non-fiction book club just for men. This club is chaired by two voracious readers and intellectually curious guys Ira Raff and Steve Tamber. We will explore the world around us using serious literature as our guide. Our first book will be “The Looming Tower: Al Qaeda and The Road to 9/11” written by Lawrence Wright. This 2006 book begins with the events of September 11, 2001. Those events were in many ways less the start of a tale than the end of one. It began many years before in many different precincts: the middle-class suburbs of Cairo, the mosques of Hamburg, Jidda, Islamabad and in the quiet university town of Greeley, Colo. In its simplest terms, this is the story of how a small group of men, with a frightening mix of delusion and calculation, rose from tormented civilization to mount a catastrophic assault on the world’s mightiest power, and how another group of men and women, convinced that such an attack was on the way, tried to desperately stop it. We will meet Wednesday, October 29 in the Classroom at 4 p.m. for our first discussion. Following the discussion, we will pick a book for the next meeting. All participants are welcome to suggest a book or books. The book to read will be decided by the members. The person offering the book will lead the next discussion. Contact Steve at [email protected] or Ira at [email protected].

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

Men’s Club We will have an important meeting of the Men’s Club on October 19 at 10 a.m. in the Social Hall. Only paid members are invited. We will start with a presentation by Dennis Cohen, who has been a Licensed Massage Therapist and Massage Instructor in Florida since 1990. He will talk to us about Massage Therapy, Current Trends and Benefits. This will be followed by a business meeting where we will discuss our plans for 2009, vote on

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approval of the by-laws and will accept nominations for the new Board of Directors. Bagels and cream cheese, coffee, juice and Danish will be served. Do not miss this meeting. We are going to the Florida Atlantic University v. Troy on October 7 at 8pm at Lockhart Stadium. Tickets are $18 and you can purchase the ticket by contacting Jerry Schneider or the Box Office. We have great seats. We will be attending the Florida Panther/Tampa Bay Lightning hockey game on astern November 12. Tickets will be in the Eastern ection Financial District section. This section provides an all-you-can-eat buffet and d an open bar. The seats are $50 and reservations are being accepted now. g The November business meeting 0 will be held on November 17 at 10 nd a.m. We will have entertainment and ard. Mark the election of the Men’s Club Board. re events: your calendar for the following future January 17, Dinner Theatre Party; February 1, Super Bowl Party; February 22, co-sponsor “Three Tenors Plus” show. Additional information will follow. We welcome all new members. Dues for the Men’s Club are $25. Make checks payable to “Valencia Pointe Men’s Club” and send them to Jerry Schneider at 6998 Great Falls Circle or drop off checks at the Clubhouse Box Office.

Men’s Golf Club M Our golf club is growing and should be large enough for lower rates in the fall season. If you are interested in playing on Mondays for the balance of the summer, please get in touch with Jerry Kreshover at 561-737-2860, jkreshover@ K comcast.net., or Paul Broad at 561-738co 7700, [email protected]. If you are a beginner or have not played in many years, please get in touch with us and we will add you to the new group.

Men’s Hand & Foot Club This club will meet the first Tuesday of every month at 1 p.m. in Card Room 1. Contact Donald Spiegel at 735-8660 or [email protected] for more information.

Men’s Softball Team We meet the third Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Classroom. We will have open practice every Wednesday. We meet at the Sales Office at 2:30 p.m. and leave for the field from there. Anyone with questions or who has interest in joining the team, please call Len Siegel at 7320336, Stan Greenberg at 740-0472 or Ron Ramunni at 736-9376.

Mixed Doubles This club will meet Friday, October 3 at 6 p.m. at the Tennis Courts. We are looking forward to making new friends and having fun playing tennis. Please contact Howard or Susan

Levine at 740-1338 if you are interested.

Monday Night Texas Hold’ Em (Formerly High Stakes Texas Hold’ Em) If you would like to play a $1 – $2 Texas Hold’Em game at the clubhouse on Mondays from 7–10 p.m. in the Poker Room, then come join this club. This will be a friendly 3 raise limit game. It will be ideal to have 9 people per table. I have chips for one table, so please call if you have a set to bring. If you are interested in playing with us, please contact Sy Levy at 752-9383 or email him at [email protected].

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

NCJW National Council of Jewish Wmen will be having a “Meet and Greet” at the home of Roz Alster, 7290 Greenport Cove on Thursday, Oct. 16 at 10 a.m. RSVP to Roz at roed18@ comcast.net or 369-3397 or Sheila Herman at slherman118@ comcast.net or 638-0382. Come find out what we are all about. We also have several other “Meet and Greets” planned, so if you can’t make this one please get in touch with Roz or Sheila to find out other dates and places. Wednesday, Oct. 29 at 10 a.m., we will be having our meeting in the Valencia Pointe Social Hall. Speaker: Andrea Schuver, Topic: An Overview of Current NCJW Initiatives. This will be a membership brunch and an RSVP is required to Sheila Herman at [email protected] or 638-0382 or Suzi Pessin at suzal@ earthlink.net or 752-8286. Mark your calendars for upcoming meetings and events: Tuesday, Dec. 9 at 10:15 a.m. a fun day at “The National Croquet Center” in W. Palm Beach. 700 Florida Mango Rd. We will be having a lesson (equipment provided), play time (dress all in white with flat shoes please) and a wonderful lunch on the terrace overlooking the playing field. Members $60.00, Non-Members $65.00, make checks payable to NCJW and mail them to Fran Thorz at, 6568 Hermosa Beach Lane, Delray Beach 33446. Call Fran at 498-1771 or Krysia Finkel at 499-1714 for more information. Tuesday, Jan. 13 at 10 a.m. in the Valencia Palms Social Hall, general meeting with speaker to be announced. Thursday, Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. in the Valencia Falls Social Hall, general meeting with speaker to be announced. Thursday, Feb. 26 at 7:00 p.m., Art Auction with preview and Cocktail Reception at Valencia Palms. Watch for all the details. VALENCIA POINTE 9

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Welcome Back Brunch Sunday, November 9, 2008 in the Social Hall at 11:00 a.m. the cost is $10.00 pp. We would like to welcome everyone back for the winter season to join us for a brunch and learn more about the amazing work of ORT America. One of ORT America’s programs, The Students at Risk program, is an ambitious global campaign that aids economically disadvantage students in many countries where there is an ORT school or program. More than 4,000 students in Israel have been identified as STAR. More than half of ORT Italy Students in Rome don’t have money for transportation to get to school, more than 20% of ORT Students in Russian, Ukraine, Moldova and other Baltic states are not able to get to school because of transportation cutbacks. This program keeps ORT students in school by providing essential needs such as books, school supplies, hot meals and transportation vouchers. RSVP by October 31, 2008 to Gina Resnick at 733-2245 or Annette Holland at 561-997-1071. SAVE THE DATE: January 11, 2009 Founding Document Signing and International Dinner.

The objective of this new club is to o form a network of caring individuals who are willing to share the love they have with their special pets to bring happiness and cheer to others. It will be the goal of this group to provide affection and comfort, through their g pets, to hospice patients and nursing g home residents. In order for your dog h to become a “Therapy Dog,” he/she must get certified. This cost will be the owner’s responsibility. The certification is most rewarding to you and your pet! If you are serious about joining this club, please contact Sheila Bluestein at 735-3656.

Papanicolaou Corps for Cancer Research SAVE THESE DATES: Monday, October 27 at 10 a.m.: General Membership meeting (for current and prospective members) in the Social Hall. The speaker will be Sharon Lee Parker; Friday, December 12 at 10 a.m.: General Membership meeting (for current and prospective members) in the Social Hall. Speaker TBA; Sunday, December 14: Golf Tournament and Dinner Dance at the Boca Greens Country Club presented by both Valencia Falls and Valencia Pointe Cancer Research Units. For more information call Donna Ramunni at 736-9376 or Beverly Berkowitz at 738-0062; 2009 Community for the Performing Arts Concert Series. For more information please contact Marie Inforna at 7330289 or Beverly Berkowitz at 738-0062; Thursday, January 22 from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Delicious luncheon followed by a Card & Mah Jongg party at the Atlantis Country Club. For more information please Beverly Berkowitz at 738-0062 or Felice Siegel at 732-0336; March 9: PAP Core presenting Health Day “All about me” at the Deerfield Beach Hilton. We are very excited that Dr. Ag Agatston, noted Cardiologist and developer of the South Beach Diet is devel our k key note speaker. More details to fo follow; Saturday, March 28 at 8 a.m.: Walk-a-thon fro all S. Florida a.m. PAP units including families, Friends and neighbors. This exciting event will be held for the first time ever a at the FAU campus, on Glades Road in Boca Raton. Details to follow. Tribute Cards are now available. Please contact Judi Harold at 740-2299 or Jacki Spiegel at 740-2299. 10 VALENCIA POINTE

PC/MAC Computer Club Art Feingold, Feingo Charlie Tomko and Alan Paderewski have spent their entire careers working with w Information and Computer Technolog Technology. We all would like to work with a gr group of willing and able Valencia Pointers to provide both a bit of education and some fun in the discussion of computer subjects of interest to you. Joining our club can provide a great opportunity for you to upgrade your computer skills in order to help catch up to your children and grandchildren’s PC skill levels. The computer club can help you raise your comfort level and get you started in using email, composing and printing Word documents, locating and connecting to lots and lots of information via web sites and jumping into on-line auctions. What other PC subjects will we cover? That’s up to you. We will listen to the members of the club and try to make using their computer less of a mystery and more fun. Please contact Art at 740-4008 or Alan at 732-4649 for more information.

The Performing Arts Club New season starting! For all who have shown interest in the Performing Arts Club, thank you for being part of our programs and entertainment in all categories for the Valencia Pointe community. We can do a lot of great things with our shows. Our Performing Arts Chair and Resident Director Burt Richards, is a Carbonell award winning theatrical producer, actor, singer, author, writer, lecturer and entertainer. For more Performing Arts Club adventures, join in now. Our next entertainment program will be held on super Saturday, November 15 “Musical Dance Forties.” Free Admission from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. RSVP required no later than October 31. To RSVP or for more information, please contact Burt Richards at [email protected] or call 734-4527.

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

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Anyone wanting to play cards — 7-card high/low $1 and $2 — please join this club. We play every Tuesday from 7–10 p.m. in the Poker Room. Contact Chair Stephen Goodhart at 737-0073 or [email protected] for more information. Players are still welcome!

You asked for it and now you got it! Sandra Chane has graciously offered to chair the Singles Club and looks forward to everyone’s wonderful ideas for events and activities. Come meet other singles and start new friendships for both men and women. Contact Sandra for more information at 737-6349 or 954-288-6084.

Restaurant Club We are in need of a Chair and Co Chairs for the Restaurant Club. Anyone interested should contact the Box Office at 364-2050.

Rockodiles Ready to “Twist and Shout”? The Rockodiles will be “Getting Down to Business” Saturday, October 25 from 7 to 10 p.m. We have planned a costume theme for this event. Open to members only. We strongly strongly encourage (but do not require) everyone to attend in a costume representing someone or something from the 50s, 60s or 70s. Prizes will be awarded! Perhaps a TV show, w, commercial, movie, cartoon or celebrity from that era will inspire you! Get in the ol’ school spirit! Due to scheduling, heduling, there will be no karaoke, howeverr there will be non-stop music for your dancing ncing and “hand-jive” pleasure! Snacks and beverages will be provided. BYOB. The ever popular 50/50 raffle will be back, ck, along with new surprises! Remember ber to bring your membership card; it is essential for admittance! For this year, ar, your card is non-transferable. We are sorry, but guests are not permitted. ed. Save the date for these upcoming ng events: Tuesday, November 11 from om 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the Social Hall. We will have our first general meeting for all current Rockodiles members. We will be discussing plans for 2009. Saturday, ay, December 13: Rockodiles Senior Prom om Night! See ya later, gator! In a while, ile, Rockodile!

Runners/Walking Club We are looking for walkers and runners at all levels to come together for fun and exercise in a relaxed atmosphere. No one is too old or out-of-shape to join and enjoy this club. For more information contact Chairs Mindy Unger at 733-0040, [email protected], or Ann Sommers at 737-6994, [email protected].

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We will have a meeting on Wednesday, October 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts Room. This group is currently in its developing stages, but expects to fill the maximum quota of 25 members in rather short order. If you are interested in joining, please email Mark Stolzberg at [email protected].

Snowbirds Club The Snowbirds Club Season for 2009 will start in November of 2008. The paid membership event will take place in December of 2008 or January of 2009. Contact Chair Vivian Druckerr at 736-3479 or [email protected] forr further information.

Sunshine Committee Anyone interested in extending a warm and friendly greeting to our neighbors, to help celebrate good times and comfort in times of need, contact the committee to join us. We will meet the third rd Thursday of every month at 11 a.m. in the Classroom. Our next meeting will be on Thurs., October 16. Let’s network to spread our sunshine! Please call Beverly Berkowitz at 561-738-0062. SAVE THE DATE: Thursday, October 23 at 11 a.m. on the patio at the clubhouse. We will have a Sunshine Tea. All new neighbors since January of ‘08 are welcome! RSVP to Beverly at 738-0062 or Regina at 733-2245 by October 13.

Tennis Club Join the Tennis Club, your advocate for tennis related issues and support your tennis program. Dues for the calendar year 2009 are $10. Dues for current members will not be due until January. New members can join now for $10 and will be paid up through December 2009. Contact Howard Levine, our Membership Chairman. The Tennis Club holds its meetings the third Monday of the month, at 7 p.m., in the Classroom. Join us for our October 20 meeting. We are planning a Thanksgiving Social, chaired by Howard Levine and Ken Sommers and will provide more details in the November Focal Pointe. Look for notices of tennis club news and events, including round-robins and clinics, on the internet, community channel and bulletin board. Last year we fielded one team in the Tuesday morning (men’s only) Grandslam League and won our division. For the Fall session we are fielding two 12-man teams in the Grandslam League. Signup and tryouts were held mid September and final rosters must be submitted mid October. In January, we plan to add one 16-man team, which plays Thursday mornings, VALENCIA POINTE 11

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and one 16-woman team, which plays Monday mornings, to participate in the coed Palm Beach Senior League. If you would like to be considered for team play, contact Shelly Walitt, Chairman of Team Play. Our thanks to our professional, Paul Cranis, for helping to organize team play. Our ball machine is locked up in the tennis court men’s room. Anyone wishing to use it should contact Paul Cranis, or the Lifestyle Office, for a key. If you’re not already a member, join the Tennis Club now. For more information contact Mike Stein, President at (561) 752-1863.

Texas Hold’ Em Anyone wanting to play 7 card Texas Hold’ Em, high hand, come join us every Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Poker Room. Contact Chair Fran Stillman at 732-0722, [email protected].

Travel Club Fellow Valencia Pointe Resident Arlene Lapoff, who has no affiliation with any travel agencies or companies, is looking for a co-chair to begin the Travel Club with her. Arlene is a member of the Century Club, having traveled to more than 100 countries. She is eager to hear of the places you want to go, so we can get some plans together for community trips. Share your ideas and enthusiasm with her! Whether you are interested in co-chairing or becoming a member, please contact Arlene at 561-369-3737 or arlenemilt@ yahoo.com for more information.

Valencia Pointe & Shoot Camera Club This club meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Social Hall. Please view our exhibit in the clubhouse display case. The images were taken by club members at one of our monthly field trips. This club is open to all community members. We look forward to seeing you. For more information contact chair Ken Sommers at 7376994 or [email protected].

Wine Club II The Wine Club II meets in the Arts & Crafts Room every third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. Our next meeting will be October 16. For more information please contact Irv Rubenstein at 737-6066 or [email protected].

Women’s Book Club The Women’s Book Club will meet on Wed., October 22 and the book we will discuss will be The Gathering by Ann Enright. The 1 p.m. meeting will be held at the home of Ann Sommers at 7399 Belliingham Point and the 7 p.m. meeting will be held at the home of Sharon Goodhart at 7022 Springville Cove. If you are not a member of the Women’s Book Club and would like to become one, contact Rhona Leff at [email protected] or 846-1408 or Barbara Rothman at [email protected] or 739-9799.

Women’s Hand & Foot Club This club meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1 p.m. in Card Room 1. We will meet on Tues., October 7. Contact Jacki Spiegel at 735-8660 for more information.

CLASS CONNECTION 3D Art Class We are happy to welcome Marilyn & Morry who will be instructing this class together for our Valencia Pointe residents. The craft of 3 dimensional art has become an exclusive leisure activity and hobby for many people. Marilyn has an art background and has created many businesses of her own in the art field. Morry is an architect and a water colorist as well. Together they have blended their creativity into 3D Art, an art form which doesn’t require natural artistic ability. Through their guidance and instruction, you will create a work of art that “you won’t believe you did it”. They have successfully taught at

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neighboring communities for the past 6 years, including past Valencias. Starting again in November 3, this class will be offered every Monday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts Room. The cost is $56/4 sessions. Tool kits will be available for a one time purchase starting the first class. You will also be able to purchase your projects (set of 6 pictures you will work on during the session as well as the cutting guide) ranging from $18–$50. Sign-up at the Box Office for this creative class today!

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

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ActShop Class We have created a new format to include the Valencia Pointe singers, actors, directors and writers. Come be part of the new audience participation and fun time program. Learn to become a better public speaker and to sing that song that you love to sing. Get into the acting aspect of auditioning and being in professional shows. Improv, script reading, comedy monologues, it’s up to you! RSVP to Burt Richards at 734-4527.

Ballroom Dance Come and experience the fun and excitement of social ballroom dancing. Ta l e n t e d i n s t r u c t o r s Ellen and Don Padden have been instructing for many years, and dancing together even longer. With experience in many of the gated communities, including Valencia Falls, Valencia Shores, Valencia Palms, Ponte Vecchio West and Tivoli Lakes, we are happy to welcome them to Valencia Pointe. In these classes couples will learn hot Latin and beautiful ballroom dances, the sexy Tango, energizing Swing, saucy Mambo, elegant Waltz, smooth Foxtrot, and many more. Starting October 13 through December 15 three sessions will be held, 6–7 p.m., 7–8 p.m. and 8–9 p.m. at a cost of $65 per couple, per session. Each session will consist of 5 classes. All classes are held on Monday evenings in the Social Hall except the second Monday of the month where it will be in the Aerobics Studio. Each session requires a minimum of 10 couples to run the class. Please sign up at the Box Office.

Advanced Beginner Bridge We would like to welcome ACBL Certified instructor, Marilyn Kroll, who will broaden your Bridge horizons. Marilyn comes to us from Chicago, IL where she taught in many country club settings and is currently teaching at a few clubs in Palm Beach County, including past Valencias. Starting November 6, class will be every Thursday from 1–3 p.m. in Card Room 1. The cost is $85 for 8 sessions and we need a minimum of 12 people. Please contact the Lifestyle office if you are interested in a beginner bridge course.

Beginner Canasta Learn how to play Canasta from two expert instructors. Harriet Lion and Rhoda Bagen have taught in Valencia Palms and other communities with great success. Beginning October 13, this class will be offered Mondays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Card Room 1. The cost is $75 per person for 7 classes. We need a minimum of 10

people to run this class. Sign up in the Box Office today for your spot!

Beginner Israeli Folk Dance Class Come get your heart ticking and your feet moving to the traditional music of Israel. Diane Kopecky is a retired school administrator from Long Island, N.Y. She has taught classes in folk dance to adults as well as seniors and children. In addition to teaching, she has performed with many different groups and has studied with some of the best folk dance teachers. This class will be taught in a repetitive style so everyone can feel comfortable. No experience is necessary, just a desire to have fun and move! Starting October 23, class will resume every Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Aerobics Studio. The cost is $50 for 6 weeks. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Sneakers are okay. We need a minimum of 8 people.

Beginner Pan Valencia Pointe resident Sharon Goodhart will be offering FREE Panguingue classes to all those interested in learning the game. Please contact Sharon at 737-0073 or [email protected] so she can schedule classes at the clubhouse today!

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

Ceramics/Greenware Class Valencia Pointe is pleased to welcome Monica Sica who brings us years of experience and knowledge in ceramics and glass! Monica will have a Ceramics/Greenware class starting Tuesday, November 11 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Arts & Crafts Room. The cost is $30 for 6 weeks. Material fees will vary depending on the price of the piece chosen. Starter brush and tool kits range from $28 to $35. Class maximum is 15 people, so sign up at the Box Office today!

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Hand & Foot This class is taught by Jacki Spiegel. This class is FREE! You will learn how to play this easy card game in one session! A minimum of 4 players and a maximum of 8 players are needed to hold the class. The next class will be held on Wednesday, October 15 at 7 p.m. Please RSVP to Jacki at 735-8660 for more details.

Jazz Dance We welcome Terry Katz who will be teaching you jazz dance movementsFosse style, as well as show dance routines such as “One” from A Chorus Line, All That Jazz, Steam Heat and many more. If you really love to dance, take this class. Terry has been teaching dance since she was 12 years old! Her forte is Jazz and Tap although she has also taught ballroom, ballet, acrobatics and baton. Terry has experience in many adult communities including past Valencias. Classes will meet every Tuesday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. starting November 3. She needs a minimum of 10 people in a class and the cost is $32 per student for four classes.

beginning October 23. Classes will be held on Mondays from 10-11 a.m. in the Aerobics Studio. The cost for this class is $40 per person. The sessions require a minimum of 10 people. Flat shoes are required. Cowboy boots, sneakers and heels are not permitted. Sign up at the Box Office today!

Pilates This class will work your abdominals and boost your core strength to improve posture and form. Total Health Systems offers this class on Fridays at 10:45 a.m. in the Aerobics Studio. This is for levels 1, 2 and 3. Please check the THS calendar for dates. Sign up with THS in the gym office for this class today!

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

Weight Watchers Looking to join Weight Watchers? We need 20 interested residents to get these classes started! The meetings would be right here in your own clubhouse. If you wish to participate, please contact the Box Office at 364-2050.

Line Dance Valencia Pointe is happy to welcome Ruth Goodstein, who will be instructing the Line Dance classes. Ruth has been teaching line dance since 1993, as well as East Coast Swing, 2 Step, Country Waltz and Specialty Couples Dancing. In 1999, Ruth relocated to South Florida, where she has been teaching at the Jewish Community Center in Boynton Beach, the Boynton Beach Senior Center and many developments in the West Boynton Beach area, including past Valencias. Her main goal for all of her students is to “have fun, enjoy what they’re doing and dance as if no one is watching.” This is not your typical country western boot scootin’ class. Our upbeat instructor takes you step-by-step through many different genres of music from countrywestern to Latin. The class will run as a six week session,

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

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Greetings from your Total Health Systems Staff The THS class program has three levels of intensity that consist of: Level 1 – Beginner intensity workout, Level 2 – Intermediate intensity workout and Level 3 – Advanced intensity workout. Baby boomers are asking many questions relating to exercising, such as:

Q: How do I counteract the effects of aging? A: Start an exercise program. The science of aging indicates that chronic disease and disability are not inevitable. The choices you make today will impact you later.

Q: What are the common characteristics of aging? A: Decreased maximum heart rate, increased

blood pressure, increased use of medications, react slower to situations, progressive loss of bone mass, loss of muscle strength, declining flexibility, increased tendency towards dehydration, increased susceptibility to soreness and injury, and problems with falling and balance.

Q: What are the benefits of routine exercise? A: Increased strength, increased bone density, improvements in joint range of motion, improved balance, increased lean body mass, decreased percentage of body fat, improved glucose tolerance and cholesterol status, decreased level of stress, enhanced sense of well-being, and improved ability to carry out activities of daily living. Whatever activity you choose, it should be convenient and enjoyable. Resistance training with a personal trainer involves your major muscle groups using weights, bands, machines and balls. Cardio exercise is also recommended. Check out the THS calendar in the Fitness Center. The classes are coded with Level 1-2-3 for beginners, intermediate and advanced intensity of exercise.

ANNOUNCEMENTS • Happy Anniversary of 45 years to an on Barbara and Joel Rothman August 25. • Congratulations to Bonnie ie and Bob Farb on the marriage e of their daughter Debbie on September 27. • Happy Anniversary to Joe and Lucy Rindner on October 27 Are you celebrating a birthday, anniversary or do you u have a joyous event that you would like to share? If so, write down the details and drop it by the Lifestyle Office by the 1st of the current month to appear in the next xt issue of the newsletter.

Interested in one-on-one personal training? Call for a free fitness evaluation at 706-1141. Our personal trainers are here to help you reach your goals. The “Smart for Life” cookie diet is here. This weight management program was developed by Dr. Sasson Moulavi, a board certified medical doctor specializing in Bariatrics. Eat cookies, lose weight. If you would like to taste the cookies, please call 706-1141 to schedule an appointment. Our massage therapists are helping many residents relax while soothing their sore aching muscles. It is a great stress releaser. Treat yourself or someone you care about to an enjoyable and relaxing gift. THS now offers massage therapy in your home. Gift certificates are available for special occasions. Please call 706-1141 to schedule your massage appointment. THS is offering Physical/Occupational and Water Therapy. Please call 706-1141 for information regarding your therapy. Eat healthy, exercise and remember your vitamins! Eat healthy, exercise and remember your vitamins!

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CLUBHOUSE RULES • There are no dogs allowed at the Clubhouse, inside or outside on the pool deck area. You will be asked to leave. • Food and beverages are not allowed inside the clubhouse or outside on the pool deck area except for in the Internet Café. This is to ensure that your new clubhouse stays beautiful. Bottled water is acceptable. • You are asked to wear only soft soled shoes in the Aerobics Studio. All other shoes will damage the floor.

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Automotive and Marine

Enjoy the luxury of having your vehicle detailed, without having to leave the Community! Detail Minded will be at the clubhouse every Monday at 8:30 a.m. (first come, first served) Free Crème wax application after 7th wash * Price List available at the Box Office *

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LANG MANAGEMENT OFFICE HOURS/REMINDERS Customer Service

Tennis Rules

Office Hours are Mon., Tues., and Thurs. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Wed. from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. You can reach Linda Duggan at 424-9404 and the fax number is 424-9414. Other phone numbers for Lang include: 276-7279 (toll free), 561-750-1477 or service@ langmanagement.com (Please note that this is for regular service requests-landscaping and irrigation. Warranty issues are to be addressed with GL Homes at 866-979-2424.)

Please be aware of the following rules of using the Valencia Pointe tennis courts. The courts are a beautiful and welcome addition to our community. Let’s take care of them together! • Hours: 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. • Courts are for use by Valencia Pointe residents and their guests only • Children 16 and younger must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 21 • Play limit is 1 ½ hours for doubles and 1 hour for singles when others are waiting • No food, breakable containers or intoxicants are permitted in the tennis area • Trash must be placed in containers • The Association and its Board are not responsible for lost or stolen items • Proper tennis attire and shoes are required on the courts • No profane language or unsportsmanlike conduct in the tennis area • No smoking or pets permitted

Valencia Pointe Gatehouse 561-740-4895 • Guest Authorization phone number 561-740-4898

Re-Sales All re-sales of homes must submit an application to Lang Management at least 30 days prior to closing. Applications are available by calling Linda at 561-424-9404.

Parking Overnight street parking is not permitted.

Architectural Control Committee ACC applications for all exterior modifications are available at the Sales Center. They will be processed after all information is received, including the placement of the modification indicated on a copy of your final site plan. Bring the completed application to Linda Duggan at the Box Office for processing. Incomplete forms will not be processed and will be returned to you for completion.

Signs Signs are not permitted at any home or on any element of the Association Property. This includes, but is not limited to, signs for Open House or For Sale, and any contractor advertising.

Trash Trash must be placed in a plastic bag, inside a locking container curbside no sooner that the night before pickup. If you have cardboard boxes, please be so kind as to break them down, otherwise Waste Management will not pick them up. Pickup days are Tuesday and Friday. Tuesday pickup is trash and vegetation; Friday is trash and recyclables. For any bulk removal, please contact Waste Management at 561-697-2700.

Safety Do not leave cars unlocked. Gate clickers can be stolen which can grant unlimited access to the community.

Dogs This is a reminder that when walking your dogs, your dog must be on a leash! This is not only required by the Valencia Pointe documents but a requirement by Palm Beach County as well. Please note you must also pick up your dog’s droppings and dispose of them in acceptable manners. There are many who are not complying and will be fined if caught. Thank you for helping to keep this community clean!

Mail Delivery Once you receive curbside mail delivery, please turn in your mailbox keys to Gary at the Sales Center. There is a $10 fee for keys not turned in. Thank you!

Clubhouse Access Cards Effective immediately, you must have access cards in order to gain entry to the clubhouse prior to 9:30 a.m. and after 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and on weekends. If you haven’t done so already, you must come to the Box Office and bring your Sentex gate access cards in order to get programmed. If you have any questions, please call 364-2050. Thank you and enjoy the new security to your beautiful clubhouse!

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS GL Main Customer Service Line ......... 866-979-2424 GL Warrenty Service Examples include any warranty services needed inside your home..................................866-979-2424 Valencia Sales Office ...........................561-738-5100 Lifestyle Office.....................................561-364-2050 Valencia Pointe Gatehouse ................561-740-4895 Guest Authorization ...........................561-740-4898

Lang Management: Customer Service Stacey Perlman ............... 561-750-1477 / 276-7279 Email .................. [email protected] Accounting Dept. .............................561-750-8800 Billing Questions to Patricia Coggins Lisa Littman, Property Manager Linda Duggan, Administrative Assistant

Please do NOT pick up the emergency phones around the clubhouse or at the tennis courts unless you are having an emergency. These phones automatically dial 911 and send emergency response personnel.

IMPORTANT WAYS TO GET LIFESTYLE INFORMATION Community Channel — Please tune in to channel 63 on your televisions to get the latest updates on all events, activities, clubs and classes. It is updated weekly. If you would like something posted on the community channel, please contact the Lifestyle Office. Website — Please visit our community website at www.valenciapointeha.com for information of what’s happening in Valencia Pointe. Please note that our web master, Ken Sommers, updates this website daily. Some residents might not see what has been updated. To solve this problem, please click the F5 key on your computer or your refresh button on your screen. This refreshes the page with the most current version of the Website. If you have any problems, please contact Ken Sommers or the Lifestyle Staff. Enjoy!

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VALENCIA POINTE SUNDAY

L O C A T A&C Arts & Crafts Room AS Aerobics Studio C Classroom CK Catering Kitchen

I O N L E G E CR1 Card Room 1 CR2 Card Room 2 IC Internet Café P Pool

MONDAY

N D PR Poker Room SH Social Hall TC Tennis Court

OCTOber

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

SAVE THE DATE: Valencia Pointe Master Assn. Annual/Budget Meeting Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008 Sign-in begins at 6 p.m.

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9am Body Sculpting (AS) 9am Water Aerobics (P) 1pm Adv. Beg./Inter. Canasta Class (A&C) 7pm Pinochle (CR1) 7pm Monday Night Texas Hold’ Em Poker (PR) 7:30pm Bird & Nature Club (A&C) Time TBD Men’s Club Golf Outing

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10:30am Ceramics (A&C) 1pm Men’s Hand & Foot Club (CR1) 1pm Women’s Hand & Foot Club (CR1) 1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C) 7pm Poker Club (PR) 8pm Men’s Club Outing: FAU v. Troy (Lockhart Stadium)

THURSDAY

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8am Tennis Clinic (TC) 9am Zumba (AS) 1pm Bridge Club (CR1) 7pm Ladies Canasta (A&C) 7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1) 7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR) 7:30pm Valencia Pointe & Shoot Club (SH)

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YOM KIPPUR

9am Water Aerobics (P) 10am Bowling Club (Palm Beach Strike Zone) 10:15am 20/20/20 (AS) 2:30pm Movie Matinee (SH) 2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open Practice (Sales Office) 7pm Texas Hold’Em (PR) 7pm Men’s Golf Club Meeting (A&C) 7pm Gin Rummy (CR1) 9am Water Aerobics (P) 10am Bowling Club (Palm Beach Strike Zone) 10:15am 20/20/20 (AS) 2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open Practice (Sales Office) 7pm Texas Hold’Em (PR) 7pm Gin Rummy (CR1) 7:30pm Current Events Club (SH)

Calendar of Events FRIDAY

SATURDAY

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9am Water Aerobics (P) 10am “Crafty People” Needlepointers (C) 10:45am Pilates (AS) 11am General Club Business Day (SH) 6pm Mixed Doubles (TC)

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9am Water Aerobics (P) 10:45am Pilates (AS) 11am General Club Business Day (SH) 1pm Mah Jongg Club (CR1) 7pm Couples Hand & Foot (CR1)

8am Tennis Clinic (TC) 9am Zumba (AS) 1pm Bridge Club (CR1) 7pm Ladies Canasta (SH) 7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1) 7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR)

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

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8am Tennis Clinic (TC)

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8am Tennis Clinic (TC) 8pm Michael Rapposelli (SH)

The meeting begins at 7 p.m. and will promptly close at 8 p.m.

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COLUMBUS DAY

ALL VALENCIA POINTE RESIDENTS ARE INVITED! Watch for a mailing from Lang Mgmt. for more details. Theresa will try to address questions submitted in writing to the Sales Center prior to Thursday, Nov. 13 at 5:30 p.m.

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8:30am Bicycle Club (in front of Clubhouse) 10am Men’s Club (SH) 7pm Couples Canasta (CR1)

5pm Beach Party (Gulfstream Park)

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9am Body Sculpting (AS) 9am Water Aerobics (P) 10am Beginner Canasta Class (CR1) 1pm Adv. Beg./Inter. Canasta Class (A&C) 6pm Ballroom Dance Class (AS) 7pm Pinochle (CR1) 7pm Monday Night Texas Hold’ Em Poker (PR) 7pm Ballroom Dance Class (AS) 7pm Girl Talk Meeting (SH) 8pm Ballroom Dance Class (AS) Time TBD Men’s Club Golf Outing

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9am Body Sculpting (AS) 9am Water Aerobics (P) 10am Beginner Canasta Class (CR1) 6pm Ballroom Dance Class (SH) 7pm Pinochle (CR1) 7pm Monday Night Texas Hold’ Em Poker (PR) 7pm Tennis Club Meeting (C) 7pm Ballroom Dance Class (SH) 7:30pm Investment Club (A&C) 8pm Ballroom Dance Class (SH) Time TBD Men’s Club Golf Outing

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9am Body Sculpting (AS) 9am Water Aerobics (P) 10am Beginner Canasta Class (CR1) 10am PAP-General Meeting (SH) 10:30am Bible Study (C) 6pm Ballroom Dance Class (SH) 7pm Pinochle (CR1) 7pm Monday Night Texas Hold’ Em Poker (PR) 7pm Ballroom Dance Class (SH) 8pm Ballroom Dance Class (SH) Time TBD Men’s Club Golf Outing Happy Anniversary Joe & Lucy Rindner

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JEWISH SUKKOT

10:30am Ceramics (A&C) 1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C) 7pm Poker Club (PR)

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10:30am Ceramics (A&C) 1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C) 7pm Poker Club (PR) 7pm Cinema Group (SH)

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10:30am Ceramics (A&C) 1:30pm 3D Art Club (A&C) 7pm Poker Club (PR) 7pm Hadassah Political Forum (SH)

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9am Water Aerobics (P) 9:30am Series Show Tickets go on Sale 10am Bowling Club (Palm Beach Strike Zone) 10:15am 20/20/20 (AS) 2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open Practice (Sales Office) 7pm Texas Hold’Em (PR) 7pm Men’s Softball Team Meeting (C) 7pm Hand & Foot Class (CR1) 7pm Gin Rummy (SH) 7:30pm Second Investment Club (A&C)

8am Tennis Clinic (TC) 9am Zumba (AS) 10am NCJW-Meet & Greet (home of Roz Alster) 11am Sunshine Committee (C) 1pm Bridge Club (CR1) 7pm Ladies Canasta (SH) 7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1) 7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR) 7pm Wine Club (A&C) 7:30pm Fishing Club (C)

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8am Tennis Clinic (TC) 9am Zumba (AS) 10am Line Dancing Class (AS) 11am Sunshine Tea (Pool Area) 11:30am Beginner Israeli Folk Dancing Class (AS) 1pm Bridge Club (CR1) 7pm Ladies Canasta (SH) 7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1) 7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR)

9am Water Aerobics (P) 10am Bowling Club (Palm Beach Strike Zone) 10:15am 20/20/20 (AS) 1pm Women’s Book Club (home of Ann Sommers) 2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open Practice (Sales Office) 7pm Texas Hold’Em (PR) 7pm Gin Rummy (CR1) 7pm Women’s Book Club (home of Sharon Goodhart) 7:30pm Current Events Club (SH)

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9am Water Aerobics (P) 10am Bowling Club (Palm Beach Strike Zone) 10am NCJW Meeting (SH) 10:15am 20/20/20 (AS) 10:30am Hadassah Jewish Book Study Group (home of Marion Meltzer) 2:30pm Men’s Softball Team Open Practice (Sales Office) 4pm Pet Costume Contest (Clubhouse) 4pm Men’s Book Club (C) 7pm Texas Hold’Em (PR) 7pm Gin Rummy (CR1)

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8am Tennis Clinic (TC) 9am Zumba (AS) 10am Line Dancing Class (AS) 11:30am Beginner Israeli Folk Dancing Class (AS) 12pm Brandeis Wellworth Luncheon (Murder on the Beach Bookstore) 1pm Bridge Club (CR1) 7pm Ladies Canasta (SH) 7pm Men’s Canasta (CR1) 7pm Dealer’s Choice Poker (PR)

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9am Water Aerobics (P) 10:45am Pilates (AS)

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UNITED NATIONS DAY 9am Water Aerobics (P) 10:45am Pilates (AS) 11am General Club Business Day (SH) 1pm Mah Jongg Club (CR1) 7pm Movie Night (SH)

JENNIFER FOWLER / Social Director

TERRY JACOBS / Box Office Administrator

[email protected]

[email protected]

6395 Castle Gate Boulevard • Boynton Beach, FL 33437 • 561.364.2050

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8am Tennis Clinic (TC) 7pm Rockodiles Dance (SH)

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9am Water Aerobics (P) 10:45am Pilates (AS) 11am General Club Business Day (SH) All Afternoon – Trick or Treat at the Lifestyle Office

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8am Tennis Clinic (TC) 7pm Casino Night (SH)

VALENCIA POINTE

Contact Information

Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wed. from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

VALENCIA POINTE BOX OFFICE HOURS Monday-Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays from 1-5 p.m. Closed daily from 12:30-1:30 p.m. for lunch.

Friday

Saturday

Day

Dec. 06, 2008

Nov. 14, 2008

Oct. 11, 2008

Date

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

Time

Jimmy Keys

Bruce Smirnoff w/ opener Susan Ashley

Michael Rapposelli with Sandy Warren

Show

PRE-SEASON SHOWS

Saturday

Thursday Feb. 26, 2009

Saturday

Saturday

Saturday

Saturday

Saturday

Day

Mar. 7, 2009

Feb. 21, 2009

Feb. 7, 2009

Jan. 31, 2009

Jan. 24, 2009

Jan. 10, 2009

Date

8:45 p.m.

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

8 p.m.

Time

Joe Piscopo

Michael Amante

Yesterday, A Tribute to the Beatles

A Night of Stars (Formerly 100 Years of Broadway)

Walk Like a Man, Tribute to the music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons*

Greg Bonham with female singer as opener

Chris MacDonald’s Memories of Elvis

Sarge with 3 pc. Band

Beehive

Jon Stetson

Show

A

A

B

B

SP

B

A

A

B

A

B

SEASON SHOWS

Saturday Mar. 14, 2009 8 p.m. Dick Capri & Sal Richards

Series

Saturday Mar. 21, 2009 8 p.m.

Feb. 28, 2009

Saturday Mar. 28, 2009

Saturday

Saturday

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