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Vol. 8, No. 26 A Unique Way of Life May 7 - 27, 2021
Associate
Garage
Celebrated
This past Wednesday the
“official” ribbon cutting was
held for the new Associate
Parking Garage. While it has
been open for parking since
December, finishing touches
like signage, landscaping and
the traffic roundabout were
completed afterward.
Alex Tonarelli, Ocean Reef
Club President, took the
opportunity to thank Members
and the Board for their
support, along with all the key
Aerial view of the completed Associate Parking Garage.
players who worked together
to complete the project on
time and on budget. WGI, FL Transportation program making
Lemark, LaRocco and General sure that our valued associates
Asphalt were all instrumental get to their workplace safely
in the conception, engineering and efficiently. “I can tell you
and construction of the Garage first hand our Associates are
and collaborated with Vaughn appreciative of not having to
Roberts, SVP of Projects and search for parking, and we have
Finance, on the Club side. opened up 400 parking spots for
Laura Ciampa, VP of Human Members,” remarked Tonarelli,
Resources and Mic O’Keeffe, adding, “This project has been a
VP of Recreation & Sports led win-win for the community and
the development and logistics that’s why we wanted to be sure
for the Associate Shuttle we celebrated it.” Chairman Ray Larkin and Club President Alex Tonarelli with Board Directors and
Management.
An Ocean is constructed, complete with
a beautiful view overlooking
visible from the dining room as
well as the Reef Lounge. The
Vasquez, who has been with
the Club for 50 years, recalled
Room Tradition Buccaneer Island, painting is
underway, furniture has arrived,
newly-renovated Ocean Room
will now feature not one, but
there once being two aquariums
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Reborn light fixtures are secured, and
the artwork has been selected!
two of these aquariums. At
approximately 400 gallons each,
The aquariums, another the aquariums will represent
Construction on the newly- aspect of the indoor décor and two differing marine habitats –
renovated Ocean Room is one that is a long-standing the Atlantic reef and the Pacific PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
nearing its final stages and is Ocean Room tradition, have reef. PAID
scheduled to be completed next also recently been installed. As are most things at Ocean Permit No. 55
Key Largo, FL
month. With the foundation Members will remember the Reef, the idea for these two 33037
and structure finalized, the aquarium that for many years, tanks spawned out of a tale
interior is starting to take shape. marked the entrance to the of Reef history. Director of
Harper’s Bar at Reef Lounge former Ocean Room and was Club Security & Safety Sonny
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OR “See”
Jake Hinkebein, son of Bill and Anne Hinkebein, took this dramatic photo of the Card George Overend shared his close-up point of view, also captured Sunday from the
Sound brush fires from their Harbour House 4th floor patio on the night of Sunday, May 2. fourth floor of Harbour House Building 4.
What have you discovered on your walk, biking or on a daily golf cart ride that you never noticed before?
Email ORP@oceanreef.com and share your discoveries.
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Ocean Room to corals that are native to
the different oceans, with
Continued from | 1 the Atlantic reef aquarium
in The Ocean Room many displaying local, endangered
years ago, with one being a species of coral. Roberts said,
Pacific reef theme and the “The Club has partnered
other an Atlantic. Vaughn with the Coral Restoration
Roberts, Sr. Vice President Foundation (CRF) to feature
Finance, Administration & corals from CRF’s Carysfort
Projects, mimicked this concept Reef nursery for educational
in the new plans saying, display. The Atlantic aquarium
“By presenting two feature will feature the endangered
aquariums again in the new staghorn, elkhorn, boulder star
Ocean Room, in a way, we are and mountainous star corals.”
drawing on the rich history of Over the coming months, the
this Ocean Reef icon.” fish will be introduced gradually
To fill these tanks with the Jeff Turner, President of Reef Aquaria Design, and Member Diane Hill review various as a precautionary method to
proper sea life, the Club relied corals, fish and live rock that are reserved for the new aquariums at Ocean Reef. ensure the water chemistry
on Reef Aquaria Design (RAD), in the tanks is correct and
which specially built the tanks, “We researched which species get to see up close the species providing the best environment
and recommendations from would work well together and that are local to our home at for the marine life to thrive.
RAD President Jeff Turner, then traveled to RAD to finalize Ocean Reef. These featured The sensitive Atlantic corals
local Aquarium Consultant the fish list,” said Hill. “The tanks will provide more than will be introduced next season.
Luke Popp, and the expertise of Pacific tank will be home to just beauty and entertainment, As The Ocean Room project
Diane Hill, who designed her the fish everyone expects to see but also an interactive and nears completion, look for
own 1200-gallon aquarium in – the Nemo’s and the Dory’s. educational experience.” updates in upcoming editions of
her Ocean Reef home. Then on the Atlantic side, we The tanks will also be home the Ocean Reef Press.
A Close Call at active fires were close by near the
storage buildings and Skeet areas.
the Range Trees and brush had burned
around the Five Stand Area and
the Archery Range. However,
mulch continued to burn and it
was apparent that the fire could
spread further. Corey “saved the
by Jody
day” and jumped in to the Gator
Steele
(utility vehicle) and guided the
fire crew with trucks and a water
pumper in to the Range through
the brush. The smoldering areas
The Card Sound Shooting Range were extinguished and doused
was just too close to the fires that with water. It was a successful
closed Card Sound Road these fight to the end. The Range was
past few weeks. Thanks to the saved! Aerial photo showing the aftermath at the Card Sound Shooting Range following
Miami Dade Fire Department, All were amazed that the recent brush fires.
the Forestry Fire Service, and the Tiki Hut and Shooting Stands
quick thinking of Cordell Carr were intact. The able fire crews
(Corey), Assistant Rangemaster a shared that they had surveyed
disaster was avoided. the property throughout the fire
On the morning of and had designated it an area to
Wednesday, May 5th, we were watch carefully. They did about
all glad to know that Card Sound 300 specific water drops over
Road had opened. Concerned the Range and other areas close
about the Range, Carmen by which prevented enormous
Sferrazza, Rod and Gun Club damage to the environment.
Board Member and Corey Minor repairs will be done over
entered the Range property. the summer and the Card Sound
They saw that the fire crew had Shooting Range will be back next
cut the lock to the main gate and Season thanks to all that bravely
had set up a Command Center helped save it and were on the
nearby. There was evidence spot when needed.
of burnouts along the road and The Forestry Fire crew extinguishes burning mulch on the Range’s skeet field.
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OR C ME M B E R S – NE WS V I E WS & T I D B I T S
MEMBERABILIA Then there were the emails
and text messages. Because a lot
out of concern he came by on
the last day of Arthur’s life.
After Words of us (I am part of this group)
have forgotten how to write
script, I discovered a digital
The Cultural Center also
proved to be an asset. John
Hunt and his wonderful staff
letter of condolence can be a made the Compass Room
perfectly good substitute for (I call it the Playbill Room)
a hand-written note. It also available for the celebration
by Joan
Birsh has the advantage of being of Arthur’s life. They arranged
longer, more immediate and for microphones and set up our
equally effective in conveying continuous slide show. They
expressions of sympathy. I also handled all the logistics
young couple came 3000 have read and reread them all – required by Covid.
I recently lost my dear always with the Kleenex close The staff of the Ocean Reef
miles from California. And
husband Arthur and I am by. Press prepared and printed
not in time for the “Toast” but
now experiencing – what I’ll be forever thankful the program for “Let’s Toast
2 days later in time to cheer
so many fellow Ocean Reef that the Ocean Reef Medical Arthur” under the direction of
and comfort me, my son Tom
Members have faced or Center was here for me at the my dear friend Molly Carroll,
arrived from Thailand, where
will face in the future – a time of Arthur’s death. Managerial Editor (who did that
he had been stranded for
profound grief for a beloved Arthur was healthy and and so much more). It was to
over a year by Covid travel
partner with no remedy skeptical of the medical my mind perfect, exactly what
restrictions.
except time. But like aspirin establishment for most of Arthur would have wanted.
I know I was lucky. Not
for a headache, there is his life. So Dr. Carlos Smith In times of crisis there are
everyone has such a large
something that is not a cure was not only Arthur’s first friends who become family.
contingent of family members,
but does temporarily relieve doctor (in 60 years) but his Molly Carroll and my next-
who are able to care for a
the pain. And that is the last. He was compassionate door neighbors Craig and Em
grieving parent or grandparent.
loving concern of family and and understanding of Arthur’s Wierda are all three “children
But all of us at Ocean Reef
friends. fervent desire that at 88 of my heart.” I am deeply
have another dependable
In the weeks before Arthur’s he wished to avoid further grateful to them and to so many
support group. And that is the
death, two of his three children medical interference (including others who have expressed their
friends and acquaintances we
(Andy and Joanne) made resuscitation or hospitalization). love and respect for Arthur and
have made in the Ocean Reef
separate visits and the third, Arthur was convinced these have been so sympathetic for
community.
son Philip, was with him on measures would only extend his my loss.
When a spouse or close
the day he died. Philip handled death – not his life. Dr. Smith Thank you Ocean Reef.
family member dies, you are
all the immediate details of agreed to honor his requests but This is a great place to live!
suddenly aware that living
an expected but still sudden
at The Reef is like living in
death. He stayed on until my
a small town where you are
son Andrew and his wife Sheila
surrounded by concerned
arrived to take care of me and
friends and neighbors.
Mom’s Day Out
solve many of the problems
I gratefully received chicken
I previously dealt with by
soup, cheese platters, sandwich
plaintively calling “Arthur”. (e.g. IN THE FISHING VILLAGE
platters, homemade banana
How much are the pool people
bread, Dockside cakes and a
paid? Where is the key to the
profusion of plants and flowers
SATURDAY, MAY 8
Safe Deposit box? What can 11 A.M. – 2 P.M.
that served as a reminder that
I do – my printer won’t start?
Arthur was respected and loved Moms, head to the Fishing Village with the family for
Note: the last was easy – plug great deals, raffles and giveaways at select stores.
and my loss was shared by
it in).
others.
Andrew and Sheila also
For many days after Arthur’s Dockside Living • J. McLaughlin • Lilly Pulitzer
planned “take-out” meals,
death my mailbox contained a The Dive Shop • Pak Mail • Leggiadro • Zoe’s Empire • Reef Gallery
(thank you Reef Eats), shopped
stack of beautiful cards. I loved Vineyard Vines • The Dress Code • Southern Conch Design
at Wynn’s for food for breakfast
going through them and they Gloss by Anne • The Burgee Shop • Reel Conch • Biz Levington
and lunch, arranged airport
continue to bring me solace.
pick-ups and watched endless Also Enjoy:
I was struck by a frequent
episodes of Schitt’s Creek with me Complimentary Music • Champagne • Arts & Crafts
appearance of phrases like
on TV.
“great man”, “bigger than life”,
At the Celebration of
“kind and generous”. Words of Shopping Alert!
Life (we called it “Let’s
praise I felt accurately described 25% off ladies apparel in all Club retail
Toast Arthur”) 4 of our 5 shops for Mother’s Day Weekend.
Arthur. And how wonderful that
children and all 10 of our
so many OR friends thought so
grandchildren arrived – one
too.
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NEWS F R OM T HE M E D I C A L C E NT E R
Summer Sun • Dark amber, copper and
brown tints reduce glare
where the sun is reflecting
off the water. Some sunglass
Eye Care and block blue light. They
can also increase contrast
brands offer interchangeable
lens giving you a choice of
and visual acuity. They are customizing the lens color to
The sun’s angle in relation great for judging distances. match the outdoor activity.
to the earth varies according • Green tints can block some American Cancer Society
to the season and during the blue lights and reduce glare. warns, “UV rays become
summer months the sun is in a They can also increase more intense in the spring,
more direct angle, resulting in a contrast, visual sharpness even before temperatures get
greater amount of UV radiation. and enhance shadow, warmer and people in some
Always use your sunblock lotion making them great for golf areas may get sunburned
and hat and sunglasses. UV and tennis. when the weather is still cool
rays are strongest between the various lens tints: • Red and pink tints increase because they may not think of
hours of 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. • Gray and black tints are contrast by blocking blue protecting themselves if it’s not
so be extra careful during that best for perceiving colors light and enhance depth hot out.”
time span. Higher altitudes also at their purest form. They perception. They are also Visit us on the web at www.
increase the strength of UV reduce brightness and soothing for the eyes and mcor.org.
rays. glare. They make a great all more comfortable than Your support of All Charities
The many choices of sunglass -purpose lens. others for longer wear-times. provides important funding for the
lens color are specifically suited • Blue lens sunglasses Consider wrap around style Medical Center at Ocean Reef. Become
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V I S I T I NG S P E C I A L I S T S
Please bring your identification and insurance cards to each visiting specialist appointment. They bill separately from the Medical Center.
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Audiology Debra Price 305-670-1111 Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Plastic Surgery
Daisy Elwick May 14, 21 Michael Swartzon Ramiro Perez
May 13, 20 May 14 May 17
Endocrinology
Cannabis & Pain Medicine Heberto Valdes Orthopaedic Surgery Podiatry
Michelle Weiner May 7 Joseph Fernandez Pedro Abrantes
May 14, June 18, July 23 May 21 May 21, June 18
General Surgery
Derek Papp
Cardiology Soni Chousleb Pulmonary & Sleep Disorders
May 27, June 24, July 22
Jorge Cuello June 1, July 6 Raul Valor
May 12, 26, June 9, July 2 James Voglino May 21, June 11
Gastroenterology May 7
Colorectal Surgery Sandra Rodriguez Spine Care & Pain Management
Dan Ruiz May 11, June 29, July 22 Psychology Ronald Tolchin
May 17, June 21, July 19 Joseph Mora May 11, 18
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All other Friday AA Meetings are held in the Yacht Club Room. Enter “Key Largo FL” to
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Mother’s over half-mile long, rushing
through a narrow canyon, with
be nowhere in sight. So, writing
a ‘Mother’s Day and Apple Pie’
of victimhood. My question is,
where are the leaders who can
Day Amid nearly vertical rock walls. The
first canoe to enter, promptly
piece in these tumultuous times,
seems strangely out of place.
move us beyond this ‘Russian
firing squad’ mentality in which
Whitewater! overturned, dumping people
and gear into the churning river.
If there was mention of the
importance of the suffragette
we only seem to be shooting each
other? Where are the Scott Peck’s
Needless to say, that when it came movement in my high school or of “The Road Less Traveled,” who
our turn, we didn’t want to follow early college history classes, I was acknowledge the true hardness of
their example. probably sleeping. The conflict life, but show us a path forward
We had been instructed that to in the late sixties, between the through the tumultuous waters
By Rev. Dr.
Bob Henley have any chance of successfully iconic Miss America Pageant we’re experiencing? I ask this for
negotiating whitewater, where competition, and the Women’s the sake of our daughters and
you start makes all the difference. Liberation Movement, with its sons, and our granddaughters and
We did what we were told, call to end what were considered grandsons.
guiding the canoe into that unfair beauty standards, left our Let me return to the point
The summer before my ninth- ‘v-shaped’ area of smooth water, heads spinning. Then there was that, “where you start makes all
grade year of high school, I had and once you’re in it, you paddle the glass-ceiling. My mother the difference.” I know that the
a life changing experience. The like mad! While our run would finally cracked it, but only by reactions and messages from
director of our local YMCA never qualify for an instructional enduring years of emotional pain, many churches, in response
led a group of us on a fourteen- video, we made it out the other in our small-town S&L business. to these times, have been as
day canoe trip through the end, upright, wetter, and wiser. Her success was ‘sunk’ by poor, confusing and cacophonous as the
Rainy Lakes area of Northern So, what does that have to do prior lending decisions of others issues they seek to address.
Ontario. There were many with Mother’s Day? Well, I’m during the financial crisis of the I’m not talking about the church
‘mini-adventures’ that took place glad you asked. Since the start early 1980’s. as an answer, but rather a man.
through the nearly three-hundred of my nearly three-quarters of Today, the focus is on the This man, if we will listen, has
miles of travel by canoe and over a century of life, understanding term – Intersectionality. The elevated our understanding of
portages through these pristine and defining the role of women Oxford Dictionary defines it as gender identity, and empowered
wilderness waters. in society has been a whitewater “the interconnected nature of us to regard everyone we meet
One stands out in my memory. experience. These ‘rapids’ have social categorizations such as as a person of value, equal to
It was negotiating our very first steadily increased in intensity, and race, class and gender, regarded as ourselves. He taught us to truly
whitewater. These rapids were the bottom of the run seems to overlapping and interdependent love one another. I’m talking
systems of discrimination or about the person of Jesus.
disadvantage.” In short, according I learned that from the many
WYNN'S to one article, “everyone has
their own unique experiences of
important women in my life.
On this Mother’s Day, in the
OCEAN REEF discrimination and oppression…. whitewater of our times, I am
It is everything and anything that grateful that they pointed me
A TASTE OF SUMMER can marginalize people.” The toward that ‘v-shaped’ entry point.
irony that I, labeled a privileged, I’m pretty sure that, if we would
WYNN'S DELI white-male elite, am writing listen, this man, and no other,
SPEND $25 OR this, on Mother’s Day weekend, could bring us through this time
MORE IN THE DELI doesn’t escape me! - upright, wetter, and wiser – but
SECTION AND We seem to be overturning, together. Happy Mother’s Day!
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The Keys AHEC Health through the Foundation’s doses distributed to the DOH.
Center provided rapid Community Grant. Through the COVID-19 Relief
Covid-19 testing, medical, And of course we can’t Fund, ORCF is supporting
oral, mental health and celebrate Nurses Week without 40+ events at 300+ shots each
telehealth services to nearly applauding the nursing over six months throughout
OCEAN REEF
3,000 students this past year, students and faculty from the the Keys, funding at least
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
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It’s National Nurses Week! grants. The Center provides all (CFK) who played such an expenses covered, the team is
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compassionate caretakers, health care at convenient times vaccination effort. They built available doses!
the Ocean Reef Community and locations throughout on experience gained at Ocean Thank you to the Ocean Reef
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week, the Keys AHEC Health care sites at Key Largo School, Department of Health, Charities Weekend that makes
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Mrs. Felton are residents of
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being considered for Membership from Jennifer Willis. Mr. and behalf of the Membership Ozaukee Country Club and
in Ocean Reef Club. Any Mrs. Wingate are residents Committee and Frank McKee River Wildlife Hunt Club.
communication concerning these of Norfolk, Nebraska. Their on behalf of the Membership Their sponsors are Christy &
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425 South Harbor from Alyson & Matthew Booth Johnston on behalf of the Nancy & Robert Arnold are
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from resale list. Mr. and Mrs. Membership Waitlist. Mr. & Kimberly & Adrian Vergara Waitlist. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold
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Reading lawmen in what might be
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early 1900’s to the 1980’s. This
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This is a time of year I love. steps into the protagonist role,
which fits well. Rich, supremely Then, if you need to tune-out
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Creative classes, was putting the finishing
touches on her delicate berry Library Corner NO N F ICT IO N
Season Comes colander. Suzanne Kitchings
was very new to the skill but by Susan Bohan
to a Close her lovely hands seemed quite
adept as she created her very Many are on their way north,
but for those enjoying the slower
first bowl in sherbet shades.
Everyone is looking forward pace of The Reef, we have a few
to getting back to normal class new books in the Library. So
“On the House: A Washington
size and hosting their favorite whether you have been waiting
Memoir” by John Boehner
by Susan for the latest Baldacci thriller or
Bohan
instructors but all congratulate Most anticipated political
the Board and Executive enjoy the slower pace of the lives
insider’s version of Washington
Director Sherri Harris for their of 2 very different first ladies, the
political theatre.
hard work and imaginative ways Library remains open right now
of keeping Members safe while four days a week, Monday to
The final class of the Art League having fun. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Season was “Paint on Pottery” Your support of All Charities
and the group was sad to see provides important funding for the Art F ICTION
the sessions end. Under the League. Become a Patron Supporter,
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Two kids in the heart of the Jazz
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A Year at The prepare for two special end-
of-year events, Field Day and
Academy Closing Ceremonies. As Mr.
Murphy notes, “Validating
and celebrating our children’s
By Jody Steele
achievements at the end of
the school year is such an
As the school year wraps up, important part of The Academy
it is heartening to know that experience. Our children,
The Academy at Ocean Reef parents, and staff have gone
has had an extraordinary year. through a lot this year, and we
The enrollment of students look forward to celebrating our
expanded for a number of accomplishments together in
reasons. Children of Member June…IN-PERSON.”
grandparents and parents were
suddenly without a traditional
in-person school environment
and Zoom became a new way of
life in many homes. Applicants The Academy at Ocean
for admission began to rise early Reef is a coeducational
in the Spring of 2020 as families independent school for
discovered that an accredited Toddlers – Grade 8 serving
school with a strong academic the entire Ocean Reef
curriculum and after school community. For more
sports program was an option. Isabelle Rogers, Second Grader, and Charlotte Rogers, Toddler Class. information on enrollment
in the Summer Toddler
Planning for all… Arriving from Boston… Celebrations for now… Program or 2021-2022
Jerome Murphy, Head of The Rogers family (Alex and Jerome Murphy and staff are school year, call 305-367-
School, along with his capable Alexis) had first visited Ocean bursting with pride as the 2409 or visit oracademy.org.
faculty and staff, shifted Reef in January 2019 for a school year comes to a close.
into an active team ready to business conference. They Plans are already under way to
welcome new students and immediately “fell in love” with
families for the 2020-2021 The Reef during a chilly and
Season at The Reef. A well rainy week and soon purchased
thought out back-to-school a home. Not knowing what was
plan was designed and included ahead, they planned to spend
numerous safety protocols vacation weeks and holidays
and precautions intended with their three children at
to help sustain a yearlong The Reef. After their oldest
appropriate educational was enrolled in virtual learning
program for all students. A classes in Boston (in pretty
new toddler program serving much a closed down city),
children aged 2-3 was added they made the big move. They
to meet the needs of incoming are now year-round residents
families. Class enrollment was and are ever grateful to The
intentionally limited across all Academy for creating a “new
grade levels, leading to waiting normal” family experience for
lists in many grades throughout them in the midst of a very
the school year. tough time. Isabelle, in second
grade, has enjoyed developing
A welcome to new students… skills in golf, tennis, and
With all in place, The Academy pickleball and making friends
eagerly greeted over 20 new of all ages. Alexis shared that
families and 40+ new students the academic program and the
in September of 2020. The teachers are superb and Friday
excitement was “over the top” afternoons at the beach with
as happy children streamed into other Academy families has
the building met by teachers been fun for the entire family.
ready and eager to teach in Summer camp at The Reef as
person. Every family has their well as The Academy’s new
own story and there are many Toddler Summer University are
ready to share their joy of what all part of their upcoming plan
happened next…one of these while Alex Rogers continues
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WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS
7 FRIDAY Mimosa and Flow with Mom
10am • Member Fitness Center
12 WEDNESDAY Guided Paddleboard Tour
10am • Meet at Pool Desk
Zoe’s Empire Trunk Show Cardio Tennis Clinic
8:30am-2pm • The Spa Mom & Me Cardio Tennis Clinic 9am • Tennis & Games Center Backgammon Lessons
11am • Tennis & Games Center 10am • Tennis & Games Center
Guided Paddleboard Tour HIIT Class
10am • Meet at Pool Desk Mother’s Day Brunch 9am • Member Fitness Center Gameio Tennis Clinic
12pm • Carysfort Ballroom 10am • Tennis & Games Center
Backgammon Lessons Mat Pilates with Spine Correctors
10am • Tennis & Games Center Advanced Croquet Open Play 10am • Member Fitness Center Silver Fit Class
2:30pm • Croquet Lawn 10am • Member Fitness Center
Gameio Tennis Clinic Golf Clinic With Dave Vihlen
10am • Tennis & Games Center Kayak Races with Mom 10am • Driving Range Latin Cardio Dance Class
3:30pm • Meet at Business Center 10am • Member Fitness Center
Silver Fit Class Pickleball Clinic
10am • Member Fitness Center 11am • Tennis & Games Center Golf Clinic With Dave Vihlen
10 MONDAY 3pm • Driving Range
Advanced Croquet Open Play Aqua Cardio
2:30pm • Croquet Lawn Cardio Tennis Clinic 11am • Member Fitness Pool
9am • Tennis & Games Center 15 SATURDAY
Pickleball Battle Royal Basketball
4pm • Tennis & Games Center Cycle Class 3:30pm • Basketball Courts Cardio Tennis Clinic
8am • Member Fitness Center 8 & 9am • Tennis & Games Center
8 SATURDAY HIIT Class
9am • Member Fitness Center
13 THURSDAY Dynamic Flow Yoga
9am • Member Fitness Center
Latin Cardio Dance Class Outdoor HIIT/Strength Circuit
9am • Member Fitness Center Gameio Tennis Clinic 7am • MFC Parking Lot Latin Cardio Dance Class
10am • Tennis & Games Center 9am • Member Fitness Center
Gameio Tennis Clinic Cardio Tennis Clinic
10am • Tennis & Games Center Vinyasa Yoga 9am • Tennis & Games Center Guided Eco-Kayak Tour
10am • Member Fitness Center 10am • Meet at Pool Desk
Guided Eco-Kayak Tour Cycle & Strength Class
10am • Meet at Pool Desk Gianni Member Appreciation 9am • Member Fitness Center Kids Pickleball Clinic
Dinner 11am • Tennis & Games Center
Mom’s Day Out in the Fishing 5:30pm • Gianni Ristorante Gentle Yoga
Village 9am • Member Fitness Center
11am-2pm • Fishing Village 16 SUNDAY
11 TUESDAY Canasta Lessons
Cardio Tennis Clinic
Junior Tennis Clinic 12:30pm • Tennis & Games Center
11am • Tennis & Games Center Outdoor HIIT/Strength Circuit 8 & 9am • Tennis & Games Center
7am • MFC Parking Lot Raw Bar Lobster Bake
Pickleball Organized Play 5-9pm • Raw Bar Cycle Class
4pm • Tennis & Games Center Master Swim Class 8am • Member Fitness Center
8am • Member Fitness Pool Islander Member Appreciation
Dinner Paddleboard Yoga
9 SUNDAY Cardio Tennis Clinic
9am • Tennis & Games Center
5:30pm • Islander 9am • Member Fitness Pool
Beginners Sailing Clinic
Cardio Tennis Clinic
8 & 9am • Tennis & Games Center Cycle & Strength Class
9am • Member Fitness Center
14 FRIDAY 9:30am • Meet at Pool Desk
Guided Eco-Kayak Tour
Cycle Class Cardio Tennis Clinic
Vinyasa Yoga 10am • Meet at Pool Desk
8am • Member Fitness Center 9am • Tennis & Games Center
9am • Member Fitness Center
Gameio Tennis Clinic
Beginners Sailing Clinic HIIT Class
Gameio Tennis Clinic 10am • Tennis & Games Center
9:30am • Meet at Pool Desk 9am • Member Fitness Center
10am • Tennis & Games Center
Aerial Yoga
Mother’s Day Brunch Gentle Yoga
Silver Fit 11am • Member Fitness Center
10am • Carysfort Ballroom 9am • Member Fitness Center
10am • Member Fitness Center
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SHOPPING DEALS MOM’S DAY OUT IN MOTHER’S DAY
May 7 – 9 THE FISHING VILLAGE BRUNCH
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including Golf, Fitness, Tennis, Enjoy deals, raffles and giveaways 12:00 p.m. • Carysfort Ballroom
Burgee Shop & The Gift Shop. Also at various stores along with com- Treat Mom to a special brunch on
enjoy 25% off all retail purchases at plimentary music, massages until 1 a day just for her!
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May 8 & 9
Moms receive a complimentary TENNIS CLINIC
upgrade to Massage and Facial spa Sunday, May 9
services, and a special gift with 11 a.m. • Tennis & Games Center
the purchase of a $100 gift card. Complimentary for Moms!
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CLUB SHOPPING WINING & DINING
Member Fitness Center M ONDAY, M AY 1 0 - SU ND AY, M AY 1 6
Shop the latest trends in workout attire.
Monday – Friday • 6am – 6pm Fitness Café
Saturday & Sunday • 7am – 4pm Monday – Friday • 7am – 4pm
Saturday & Sunday • 7am – 3pm
Ocean Reef Gift Shop
Sundries, gifts, newspapers, and more. Gianni Ristorante Breakfast
Sunday – Tuesday • 7am – 6pm Monday – Saturday • 7am – 11am
Wednesday • 7am – 4pm Sunday • 7am – 12pm
Thursday • 12pm – 6pm Reef Treats
Friday & Saturday • 7am – 8pm Monday – Thursday & Sunday • 7am – 9pm
Golf Shop Friday & Saturday • 7am – 10pm
All your golfing needs from apparel to equipment and more. Rum Runner
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The Spa Raw Bar
Luxury skin & body care products, unique accessories & gift items. Lunch Daily • 11am – 4pm
Sunday & Monday • 9:30am – 4:30pm Dinner Daily • 4pm – 9pm
Tuesday – Saturday • 8:30am – 5:30pm
Reef Hut
The Burgee Shop Lunch Monday – Saturday • 11am – 4pm
Sunday – Thursday • 9am – 5pm
Friday & Saturday • 9am – 8pm Port O’Call Wine & Spirits
Daily • 11am – 8pm
Peter Millar
Thursday – Monday • 10am – 5pm Palm Court
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MOVIES Thursday – Sunday • 5pm – 10pm
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General Admission $12 • Donors $10 • Children (under 12) $6 Dinner Monday – Thursday & Sunday • 5pm – 10pm
Movie Hotline: 305-367-6306 Friday & Saturday • 5pm – 11pm
Cocktails Sunday – Thursday • 5pm – 11pm
Friday & Saturday • 5pm – 12am
Sound of Metal (R)
Islander & Sushi Bar
Friday, May 7: 4:30 & 7:30pm Monday – Thursday & Sunday • 6pm – 9pm
Wednesday, May 12: 4:30 & 7:30pm Friday & Saturday • 6pm – 10pm
Runtime: 2h Gianni Ristorante
Premise: A heavy-metal drummer’s life is thrown into Monday – Thursday & Sunday • 6pm – 9pm
freefall when he begins to lose his hearing. Friday & Saturday • 6pm – 10pm
G the Bar Opens 30 min before dinner.
Mank (R)
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Friday, May 14: 4:30 & 7:30pm For dining reservations, call 305-367-5931.
Wednesday, May 19: 4:30 & 7:30pm
Runtime: 2h 11m
Premise: Social critic and alcoholic screenwriter
Herman J. Mankiewicz races to finish the screenplay of
Citizen Kane (1941).
Judas and the Black Messiah (R)
Friday, May 21: 4:30 & 7:30pm
Wednesday, May 26: 4:30 & 7:30pm
Runtime: 2h 6m
Premise: Bill O’Neal infiltrates the Black Panther Party.
As Party Chairman Fred Hampton ascends, \a battle
wages for O’Neal’s soul.
Cultural Center Museum: Daily 9am-4pm • Open During Movies HOME, MARINA & INN ROOM
Library Hours: Monday – Thursday • 10am-2pm DELIVERY AVAILABLE
305-501-5530
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