Passover Seder Details

Dear Boomers,

 

Thank you for a short and sweet meeting and a special thanks to those who volunteered to plan our upcoming events.

 

Here is your Passover Seder Information:

 

FIRST ANNUAL PASSOVER SEDER

MONDAY, MARCH 29

6 PM

PARTY ROOM IN THE CLUBHOUSE

• Seder will be Kosher style, however, Kosher meals may be special ordered as can some other dietary restrictions
• One glass of wine or grape juice will be provided but feel free to bring wine or other drinks to your table
• Coffee, ice tea or hot tea will be available
• Seder will be catered by Meals of the Century----Richard Hardy
• Haggadahs will be supplied but you are free to bring a Seder Plate for your table.  If you want or need a Kippah (Yamulka) you must bring your own.  Seder will be from 20 to 30 minutes in duration
• Seder will be led by Alice Roth a member of the Baby Boomers
• Meals will consist of Matzo for each table, Gefilte Fish on a bed of lettuce with tomato and red horseradish
• Chopped liver will also be served on a bed of lettuce with onion
• Matza Ball soup
• Choice of one.....Roast Brisket of Beef, Broiled Samon with Dill Sauce or 1/2 of Roasted Chicken
• Rosemary Garlic Potatoes and Carrot Tzimmis
• Desert will be traditional macaroons and honey cakes

Total cost of the Seder is $21.00 a person for this sit-down dinner with waitress service.  Please feel free to invite family and guests but make arrangements for them to enter to Clubhouse.

 

Checks must be made out to Richard Hardy and mailed to Charlotte Hankin, 61 Somerset C, West Palm Beach, FL 33417, by March 10th. Tables can accommodate from 6 to 12.  Please be mindful that 12 is uncomfortable and you might want to consider 2 tables next to each other.   

 

You must enclose a note with your check with the following information:

1. Name and telephone number of each guest
2. Choice of Brisket, Salmon or Chicken next to the name of each guest
3. The names of the Boomers and guests you wish at your table.  If you have no preference, the committee will seat you with other Boomers for a wonderful Seder.   If there is a problem, the commitee will contact you.
4. If you have any questions, please email Bonnye at  laden.michael@gmail.com  

The Boomers thank Bonnye and her committee for all their really hard work, as this was a massive endeavor.  Please join us for what promises to be a wonderful and uplifting Passover Seder.  Hope to see you there.

 

Until then,

 

Lynn

Reply

Forward

Events

A thank you to Stella and Arthur, Susan and Stuart for all their efforts for the Morikami Gardens trip.  The feedback is terrific and the Boomers thank them again for all the hard work it takes to plan and see through an event.

 

Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 17th, 3 PM, Clubhouse Classroom B upstairs.  Last meeting of the season.

 

A new and exciting event:

Billie Swamp Safari - Swamp Buggy Eco-Tour and Show

 

Wednesday, April 7th at Big Cypress Seminole Reservation

 

Cost is $27 plus lunch on your own at the Swamp Water Café or bring lunch as there is an area to enjoy picnicing.

 

This trip requires a minimum of 15 people to keep the price at $27 a person.

 

We will leave CV at 9:30 am for the 2 hour trip and will be back by 5 pm

 

If you want to carpool and do not have one in mind or you need a ride, please let Rena and Maury know so they can help you make arrangements.

 

Complete details including menus can be found on the  website:

 

www.seminoletribe.com/safari

 

Please respond by email to Maury and Rena by April 1 to make your reservation and let them know if you need help with a carpool.  Email them at:
maury.shulman@alum.mit.edu

 

Sounds exciting and hope to see you there.

 

Until then,

 

Lynn

Reminders

Celtic Women at the Kravis Center on  Wednesday, April 21 at 8 pm

 

Tickets are still available in all prices, although the show is 80% sold. Kravis.org will show you the seating chart for Dreyfoos Hall

 

Front Orchestra - $110

Back orchestra & Grand tier - $65

Loge - $55

Mezzanine - $45

Front Balcony - $35

Rear Balcony - $25

 

20 tickets qualify for group. If anyone is interested, please send your seating/price preference to kabuccy@snet.net by Wednesday February 24th. If we don't have enough for a group, we will be able to individually call the Kravis center box office. Kathy Buccy will let us know Thursday Feb 25th if we have enough for a group.

 

Camden Pool, weather permitting, Thursday afternoon about 1 PM.  Hope to see you there.

 

Until then,

 

Lynn

 

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V.O.I.C.E.S (Victims of Insurance Casualties Exercising Self-Determination) and the Century Village Victims' Rights Group will have their first meeting: Monday, Feb 22nd, 10 am, Main Clubhouse, Party Room

We are meeting to compile information regarding any present or past improper conduct by 1st Priority, UCO and/or their representatives in the handling of claims for CV residents/owners. This meeting is open to everyone, whether you are already a victim or want to avoid becoming one.

If you want more information about this abuse of villagers - scroll thru the CV website http://century-village-wpb.blogspot.com/
If you are affected and have not filled out a survey form they can be found at the top of the sidebar on the CV website.

Notice

Hi everyone,

Reminders:

Boomer Meeting, 4:15 PM, Wednesday, Feb 17 in the Clubhouse, Meeting Room C. 

Day trip to the Morikami Japanese Gardens scheduled for

Friday, February 19.

 

The cost for a senior or a member of our group would be $11.72 (Includes tax) which would be paid at the door upon entry. You do not have to sign up before, although that would be most helpful to us in case of any changes.

DIRECTIONS

Upon exiting from Century Village, turn RIGHT to the Turnpike heading south. Continue to Exit 81, Atlantic Avenue. Turn LEFT at West Atlantic, 806W, and RIGHT at Carter Rd/Jog Rd. RIGHT turn on Morikami Park Rd and continue to entrance. Maximum driving time should be 40 minutes. We suggest carpooling to increase socialization and save gas.

Address: 4000 Morikami Park Road, Delray Beach, Florida, 561 495-0233 www.morikami@pbcgov.com

RSVP

The Morikami needs to know the number of those attending, especially if people are staying on for lunch, so they can reserve an area for us. Please contact one of the coordinators listed below if you plan to join, and if you plan to stay on for lunch.

EVENT COORDINATORS

Stella and Arthur Mostel apmost@optonline.net,

Susan and Stuart Korn smkorn5@yahoo.com

 

New and Exciting Event

 

Roger Dean Stadium, the METS VS. MARLINS,  Monday, March 8th.  This is for loge seating with seats that have backs. 

 

If you are interested, go to Temple Anshei Sholom (ASAP) in the Village (next to Hastings) during the hours of 8 - 11:30 am., give them a check made out to Anshei Sholom Men's Club for $36 a person. 

 

Brunch is included and will be served at the temple at 10:30 am that morning.  We will have to carpool or drive individually to the Stadium which is in Jupiter.  You do not have to let me know that you are going but I hope to see many of you there as I know there was interest in a Baseball game.

 

Hetty and Zach ask that anyone who has made a reservation for the Clewiston tour and lunch and cannot make it let them know immediately.  They have guaranteed an amount and will be responsible if you do not show.   Please contact them at zacharymdavies@yahoo.com with the subject line of Baby Boomers if you need to cancel or want any additional information.  They are now taking a Wait List.  So anyone, who was left out and still wants to attend should let them know.  Please refer to your previous emails for all information.

 

See you all soon.

 

Until then,

 

Lynn

Notice

Dear Boomers,

 

I hope I will see many of you Thursday at 4:30 PM at the Golden Corral for dinner.  You still have time to RSVP to LynnSevan@aol.com

 

Change in our meeting time and place but not the day.   We will meet on Wednesday, February 17 at 4:15 in the Meeting Room on the main floor of the Clubhouse.  When you walk in, it is off to the left.  This will allow us more room.

 

We will have our end of the season picnic on Duck Island, Saturday, March 27th at 12:30 PM. Please mark your calendars now to save the date.   This is a bring your own lunch, chairs, tablecloths, etc.  We generally do not barbeque but that is up to each Boomer individually.  If the weather is not cooperating, you will have an email from me by 11:30 that morning to cancel.

 

The Passover Seder is in the final stages and you will have an email soon with all the details.

We still have some weeks left to plan some very exciting events.  I will be asking for volunteers at the meeting.

 

I look forward to seeing you all.

 

Until then,

 

Lynn

Reminders

Hi everyone,

 

 

We are back in town and while you are wearing winter jackets and feeling cold, we left NY in 22 degrees with a blizzard on the way, so we are thrilled.  Here are some reminders and new information:

 

Golden Corral, this Thursday, 4:30 PM.  RSVP to LynnSevan@aol.com

 

Boomer Meeting, 3 PM, Feb 17 in the Clubhouse, Classroom B.   I have had some feedback that there was solicitation of private enterprises at the last meeting.  This is unacceptable.  Do not bring any brochures or private agendas to our meeting.   This is a social group only not for any business purpose.

Day trip to the Morikami Japanese Gardens scheduled for

Friday, February 19.

 

The cost for a senior or a member of our group would be $11.72 (Includes tax) which would be paid at the door upon entry. You do not have to sign up before, although that would be most helpful to us in case of any changes.

DINING OPTIONS

The open-air cafe on the terraces overlooks the tranquil gardens and serves a Pan-Asian inspired menu from 11 am to 3 pm. Special arrangements can be made for 15 or more. There is also an air-conditioned area.

The Cafe serves a variety of appetizer items such as sweet potato tempura for $4.25, miso soup for $1.95, cold tofu for $3.25, house salad of mixed greens at $2.95, vegetable gyoza which are 8 pieces of vegetable and tofu dumplings at $4.95, and even 2 egg rolls with for $3.50. There are sushi rolls ranging in price from $4.00-5.95, with a variety from california roll, fresh salmon roll, tempora shrimp rolls and more. Dessert and beverages are also available. We have found that the soup, salad, and dumplings or sushi make a lovely lunch.

They have a paid in advance bento box lunch which costs $16. There is a charm about this luncheon, BUT it is expensive, must be paid in advance, and there is no refund.

DIRECTIONS

Upon exiting from Century Village, turn RIGHT to the Turnpike heading south. Continue to Exit 81, Atlantic Avenue. Turn LEFT at West Atlantic, 806W, and RIGHT at Carter Rd/Jog Rd. RIGHT turn on Morikami Park Rd and continue to entrance. Maximum driving time should be 40 minutes. We suggest carpooling to increase socialization and save gas.

Address: 4000 Morikami Park Road, Delray Beach, Florida, 561 495-0233 www.morikami@pbcgov.com

RSVP

The Morikami needs to know the number of those attending, especially if people are staying on for lunch, so they can reserve an area for us. Please contact one of the coordinators listed below if you plan to join, and if you plan to stay on for lunch.

EVENT COORDINATORS

Stella and Arthur Mostel apmost@optonline.net,

Susan and Stuart Korn smkorn5@yahoo.com

 

New and Exciting Event

 

Roger Dean Stadium, the METS VS. MARLINS,  Monday, March 8th.  This is for loge seating with seats that have backs. 

 

If you are interested, go to Temple Anshei Sholom (ASAP) in the Village (next to Hastings) during the hours of 8 - 11:30 am., give them a check made out to Anshei Sholom Men's Club for $36 a person. 

 

Brunch is included and will be served at the temple at 10:30 am that morning.  We will have to carpool or drive individually to the Stadium which is in Jupiter.  You do not have to let me know that you are going but I hope to see many of you there as I know there was interest in a Baseball game.

 

See you all soon.

 

Until then,

 

Lynn