01-2002 NewsletterPAGE 16
BULLETIN BOARD
ATTENTION BOATERS
The dredging of Phase I (the canals and lakes connected [o the
North Palm Beach Waterway) is proceeding as planned. The
present schedule projects [he completion of Phase I to be March
15`, 2001: Work`}iours are from 7 A.M. [ill 7 P.iM., seven days a
week. Boaters should be mindful] of the dredge nipeline The
pipeline is marked by bouvs and does float when not in-use
wltere not. anchored .Use extreme caution and maintain idle
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T}ie contractor is removing the dredge material by truck from
Anchorage Park . The route is from South Anchorage between
.Anchorage Park and U. S. Highway #1.
Please call [he Department of Public Services at 691-3440 with
any questions or complaints. ~ ~ _
HOLIDAY REFUSE SCHEDULE.
' Monday December 31 Garbage only
Tuesday January 1', New Year's Day NO PICKUP
' Wednesday January2 Garbage Only
~ -Thursday January 3 Trash,Vegetation, Recycle
i'riday January 4 Garbage only
Monday January 2'1,.IVILK Day NO PICKUP
Tuesday January 22 ~ Garbage only
Wednesday January 23 Trash, Vegetation
Thursday January 24 Trash, Vegetatibp, Recycle
Friday ~ January 25 Gacbage~only
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T H E V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R
J A N U A R Y 2 0 0 2
Water Restrictions
Even though South Florida Water Management District
(SFWMD) restrictions have been lifted;ahe Village's. Water
Shortage Emergencies ordinance is still in effect: This ordi-
nance prohibits irzigation between the hours of 9:00 am and ,
5:00 pm every day (with some exceptions including landscape
irzigation by hand watering using a self canceling- nozzle and
landscape irzigation for 45 days for newly planted grass and
foliage). Also, the SFWMD has indicated that the water level
for Lake Okeechobee is still below normal. Below normal
rainfall for the upcoming dry season could again significantly
deplete the regional water source next year.
Water Conservation (Adapted from South Florida Water
Management District Information)
Although. the immediate crisis is over; and -regional water
shortage has recovered; conservation will always be very im-
portant. November 2001 marked the beginning of the dry sea-
son: Con[inuing~conservation as a "way of life" can help [o
avoid, or at least lessen the likelihood of future water short-
ages, and inconvenient restrictions.
The SFWIv1b is asking residents to voluntarily Limit lawn wa-
tering to three times a week as foliows:
• ~-. Mondays;. Wednesdays and 5athrdays- for those with- - ~ -
home addresses ending with ODD numbers
• -Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays for those with home
addresses ending with EVEN numbers or those with no
number in the address '
For more information contact [he SFWMD at (800) 662-8876
or visit [heir website at wwwsfwmd.gov.
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NEWSLETTER
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2002
LY't L LAG E O F NORTH PA LAf BEACH, 501 U $ H W Y # 1, NORTN PALDf BEACH, FL 3340$
NORTH PALM BEACH
VILLAGE COUNCIL
David B. Norris, Mayor
Edward M. Eissey, Ph.D., Vice Mayor
Donald G. Noel, President Pro Tem
Charles R: O'Meilia, Councilman
Joseph A. Tringali, Councilman
Village Council members maybe
contacted through the o;~ee ojthe
Village Clerk at 841-3355
VILLAGE DEP.ARTMENI'S
Village Manager ', 841-3380
Village Clerk 841-3355
Finance 841-3360
Public Services 691-3440
Recreation 841-3388
Anchorage Park 841-3386
Community Center 841-3389
Osborne Pazk 841-3387
Library 841-3383
Public Safety:
Non Emergency 848-2525
Emergency ~ 911
Country Club 841-3359
Administration 691-3420
Driving Range 626-0732
- -Golf Shop- - - --- - -691-3433 -
Pool 691-3427
-Tennis 626-6515
Restaurant 691-3430
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~ Village Council/Village Clerk 1-2
Library 3
Public Safety >. q
Public Services 5
Village Manager's Message 6;' 15
Country Club 7:.
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Calendar Of Events ~g_g;°
Recreation 10-15
Bulletin Board ~ t6
PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE
Village Council ............................................................2nd & 4th Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
Code Enforcement Board ................................................1st Monday, on call, 6:30 p.m.
Construction Board of Adjustment & Appeal .......................::........................:..:...on call -
Country Club Advisory Board ..........................:......:..... ls[ Monday, monthly, 7:30 p.m.
Library Advisory Board .......:..............:......................:..4th Tuesday; monthly, 7:30 p.m.
Planning Commission ....................................................1st Tuesday, monthly, 7:00 p.m.
Recreation Advisory Board ..:...:: ................................. 2nd~Tuesday, monthly; 7:30 p.m:
Zoning Board of Adjustment ................................................................................. on call
A!! meetings are held at the Vrltage Hall, 501 U.S. Highway One
Village Council agendas, and minutes of Village Council meetings, are now available on
the Village's web site (http://www.village-hpb:org).~ Agendas~are~posted the Monday
prior to the Council meeting; and will continue tobe available. at Village Hall~ora[ the'
meeting. ,
INFORMATION ON POSSIBLE DREDGING FOR
PRIVATE RESIDENCES -SEE PAGE 5
VILLAGE CLERK NEWS (continued on page 2)
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
In order to qualify for the 2002 Homestead Exemption you must file your application at one
of the County Property Appraiser's Offices by 3/1%2002. To qualify for the 2002 Home-
stead Exemption you must: hold title to the pioperty prior to 1/1/2002, reside on the ptop-
erty on 1/1/2002, and be a permanent resident of the State of Florida on 171/2002. The
Property Appraiser has an office at~the North County Courthouse, 3188 P.GA Blvd., Palm
Beach Gazdens, open Mon -Fri from 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Please ca11624-6521 for more
infomtation.
POLLWORKERS NEEDED FOR ALL ELECTIONS .
Anyone interested in working-as pollworker for the Village election 'on March 12th
should notify the'Village Clerk"s"office at 841'-3355 as soon as possible: An orieitation
session in January is required...An.additional,paid position will be added for each pre-
cinctthis year and will require mandatory training on a laptop computer. Training on [he
new voting equipment is MANDATORY, regardless of experience, and will be offered
in F.ebritary. Pollworkers will be paid for attending the training class. Theresa LePore,
Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections, will condugt the classes.
NEW ELECTION POSITIONS AVAILABLE
The Village Clerk is looking for people with basic computer knowledge to train fora lap-
top computer position for the March 12th Village election. Applicants must be registered
voters. An orientation session in January plus a paid training class in Febmary is manda-
tory for the positiou. The pay for the training class is $50.00, and pay for Election Day
work will be $160.00. Please call Village Clerk Kitty Kelly at 841-3355 for more infor-
~mation.
INFORMATION ON CANllIDATE FILING FOR VILLAGE ELECTIONS
ABSENTEE BALLOTS, AND VOTER REGISTRATION - SEE PAGE 2
~ Visit us on our Web Si[e• http•//e•WW village-nnb.org_E-mail: villa h ri3;evcom.-net_,
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COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN
Resolution 92-2001 Authorizes and directs the Mayor, Village Manager and Village Clerk to enter into an agreement between
the Village and PBC Police Benevolent Association.
Resolution 93-2001 Amends Section 4.06, Certification and License Pay, of the Personnel Rules and Regulations of the
Village.
Resolution 94-2001 Amends Section 4.02, New-Hire Rate, and Section 4.03, Pay Rates in Transfer, Promotion or Demotion,
of the Personnel Rules and Regulations of [he Village.
Resolution 95-2001 Adopts a policy for use of recreational facilities of the Village and establishes a fee schedule for residents
and non-residents.
Resolution 96-2001 Supports the 800 MHZ countywide contmunica[ions project proposed by the Municipal Public Safety
Commm~ica[ions Consortium and requests the Board of County Commissioners to provide the municipal
portion of the $12.50 traffic fine monies for constmction of the radio system.
Resolution 97-2001 Accepts the Banking Services Proposal of SouthTmst Bank.
VILLAGE CLERK NEWS
CANDIDATE FILING FOR MARCH 2002 GENERAL ELECTION: The filing period for candidates for the Village Council will
be. from the last Tuesday in January (noon, January 29, 2002) [o [he second Tuesday in Febmary Otoon, Febmary 12, 2002). Filing is
for the Village Election. which will be held on Tuesday, March 12, 2002. There will be three seats on the Village Council up for elec-
tion this year.
These seats are currently held by:
Group 1 -Edward M. Eissey
Group 3 -Donald G. Noel
Group 5 -Joseph A. Tringali
\\'e want to remind all interested candidates [o contact [he Village Clerk's office as early as possible. There are many state laws
regulating campaign activities for municipal elections with which you should be familiar. Candidates must file the appointment of
their Campaign Treasurer and Campaign Depository with the Village Clerk before opening the campaign bank account and before
collecting or spending money. ' A candidate must pay for all election expenses, including the filing fee of $10.00 and a $60.00 elec-
tion assessment (I % of the salary of the office sought) with a check drawn on the Campaign Depository. 1t would be advisable to
start preparation for filing as soon as you have made your decision to become a candidate.
ABSENTEE BALLOTS: Voters who will be away on Election Day, as well as those who are unable to go to the polls due to ill-
ness or disability. may have an absentee ballot mailed to [hem. Absentee ballots are available only from [he Palm Beach County
Supervisor of Elections. Requests for absentee ballots may be done by phone, by mail, or by completing the application online
(www.pbcelections.org). Absentee Ballots must be rctumed to the Elections Office in West Palm Beach by 7 p.m. on March 12th.
PALM BEACH COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS
61ain Office North County Courthouse Branch
240 So. Military Trail 3188 PGA Boulevard
\Vest Palm Beach, Florida 33406 Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410
656-6200 624-6516
VOTER REGISTRATION: The registration books for the \Jarch Election will close a[ 5:00 p.m. on Monday, Febmary 11, 2002.
We would like to advise aoters registered in Palm Beach Couny that if they move, they must vote at their new precinct, at which time
they can change their address at the polls, or if they have sufllcirm time prior to the election, they should write to [he Supervisor of
Elections Office, 240 So. Military Trail, Wes[ Palm Beach. I~ I. 3 -1(16. notifying that office of their new address. The Supervisor of
Elections will mail a new voter registration card showing the new precinct.
"If you want your vote to register, be sure to register to vote"
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- -- Other Upcoming Activities:
Munyon Island Guided Kayak Tour - Enjoy Munyon Island and MacArthur State Park from a different perspec-
tive - in a kayak! This tour, sponsored by Adventure Times, will showcase [he 45 acre Munyon Island's colorful
history and natural beauty. Palm Beach County has spent $2 millicn since 1992 creating wetlands on the island and
removing invasive trees in the process of completing the largest restoration project to date in the Lake Worth La-
goon. MacArthur Slate Park includes the most productive estuary in the Lake Worth Lagoon. Paddle under [he
1,600 R. boardwalk as you explore this unique ecosystem! Price includes professional instruction, guide, kayak, and
all equipment. No experience necessary! For adults and youth over 9 years of age. See the schedule on page 12 for
details.
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Village-Wide Garage Sale -The annual Village Wide Garage Salc will be held a[ [hc Community Center on Saturday, April 27 from 8:00 am -
I:00 pm. The cost of a single space is $10.00. Spaces will be located indoors and outdoors. We will take registrations on a first come-first serve
basis. Anyone interested should register far o space ar r/re Anchorage Park dctivieies Bldg. This is a great chance for you to unload some of that
"junquc" [hat's been building up in the closets and garage! At the completion of the day, we will have an area for you [o leave items that will be
donated to a local charity, in the event that you do not wan[ to take them back home. For more information call 841-3389.
Free Music Together Demonstration -Music Together is a nationally acclaimed fun, family music program where adult and child participate nt
their own level in mixed age classes. Activities include singing, instruments, movement, action rhythm charts, and play-along jam sessions where
children experiment and improvise freely. Classes taught by energetic instructors with early childhood education and strong musical skills. There
will be 2 free demo classes on January 9 at 9:1 SAM and [0:15 .4M. If you would like to try this program out, please RSVP your seat with Heather
McKinzcy at 775-9944.
Heritage FestivaUParade -Looking ahead, this year's Heritage Parade & Festival will be held on Saturday, April 13. We are accepting applica-
tions for marching units, Ooats, volunteers, etc. Call 841-3387 for more information. Watch upcoming newsletters for details.
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Bus Tours -Has the Travel Bug go[cha? The Recreation Department has a full itinerary of bus trips lined up for 2002. Our new Recreation Spe-
cialist, Bill Egan, will be organizing and conducting this exciting assortment of trips. For more details, contact Bill at 841-3389.
January 25 Seminole Indian Bingo Hall $25.00
Febmary 20 A Day in the Everglades $55.00
March 6 Strawberry Festival, Plant City, FL $50.00
April 18 - 21 1Veekend in Nashville, TN $425.00
May 2 Vizcaya & lunch $45.00
May 17-19 Key West Weekender $265.00
June 19-23 Vegas Fly-Away $499.00
TBD Western Caribbean Cruise TBD
For more information on any of the above classes or programs, call the Recreation Dept. at 841-3388.
VILLAGE MANAGER'S MESSAGE (Continued from page 6)
particular goal or objective and how you think it should be carried out. We really do enjoy receiving your comments on these differ-
ent types of programs. Between the Manager and the Department Heads we do not take credit for being all knowing; a treme»dous
number of great ideas come from the citizens that le[ us know how they feel about a particular issue or have had experiences in [he
past in either [heir professions, thcirjobs or in other communities around the country and can share [hose ideas with us.
In closing we wish you a Happy and Healthy New Year and hope you have your personal goals and New Year's resolutions ready to
go as well.
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PUBLIC SAFETY 848-2525 NORTH PALM BEACH WANTS YOU!
560 U. S. Highway #1
North Palm Beach, FL 33408 The Department of Public Safety would like you to help us
STOP CRIME! Join a neighborhood CR[ME WATCH
PROGRAM! This program is a great way to be a good
HOME SAFETY neighbor. 1'ou and your neighbors can help prevent crime
As we begin a new year, it is a good time to review some good and build a safer, more caring community. Any resident can
habits, and suggest some new ideas that may make our lives eas- join -married, single, homeowner, renter, senior citizen or
ier and safer in the future young adult. By joining, you can learn how to make your
. home more secure, watch out for each other and the neighbor-
The holidays are a good time to update, or create, a home inven- hood, and report suspicions activities. If you are interested in
tory. If Santa was good to you, you will have lots of items to add starting a Crime Watch Program in your neighborhood, please
to your inventory. Take photos or a videotape of your homes contact Officer Sonja Heavey at 841-3300.
contents, and list descriptions and serial numbers. One of the big-
gest problems that police have in investigating crime is the lack pLEASE DONATE UNWANTED CELL
of serial numbers that would allow us to recover stolen property. PHONES
Having a detailed inventory also makes it easier to file your in-
surance claim if you are the victim of a crime. Keep a copy of The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety, in con-
your inventory at home with you, and also keep a copy in a safe junction with the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, would
deposit box or other secure area away from your home. like to inform you that we are collecting used and new cell
phones.
Conduct a home security survey. Make sure your window and
door locks function properly. Cut back shrubbery away from The cell phones will be distributed to needy seniors. This will
windows and doors. Review your lighting at night and take steps enable [hem to summons for help if a regular telephone is in-
to, light dark areas. If you have questions about your homes se- accessible.
curity, you can contact the Public Safety Department and ask for
the crime prevention officer. Officer Heavey will be glad to as- If you would like to donate a new or used cell phone with
silt you. batteries and charger, please drop them off at the North
Palm Beach Department of Public Safety Building, 560 U. S.
AUTO SAFETY Highway #1, North Palm Beach. If you have any questions
please contact Officer Sonja Heavey 841-3300.
Remember that parties greatly increase during the holidays. The
following safety tips will help you enjoy the season safely. BICYCLE REGISTRATION
If you're going to a party, appoint a designated driver who will Attention North Palm Beach residents; Let's remember to reg-
not drink before you set out. istet our bicycles. This is one of many programs offered by
your North Palm Beach Public Safety Department. You can
Always use safety belts. Even though the vast majority of vehi- register your bicycle by stopping by the Public Safety Build-
cles today have air bags, [hey are designed to restrain you along ing located at 560 U. S. Highway #1 between the hours of
with the safety belt, and may in fact not be able to restrain you if 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday through Friday. Information
you are not wearing safety belts. such as bicycle size; color, serial number, make and model
will be recorded and this will assist the Public Safety Depart-
Remember that smaller cars are less visible to drivers of larger ment in identifying your bicycle in [he event i[ is lost or s[o-
vehicles, and inclement weather could also play a part in being len. Your bicycle will receive a registration number, which
able to see your vehicle. will be affixed to the bike. The cost for this service is $1.00.
In the event your bicycle is lost or stolen, report it to the Pub-
Speed kills! Its easy during the holidays to be rushed due to the lie Safety Department immediately by calling the non-
increased demands on our time. But don't speed. Studies show emergency number 848-2525.
that less than a minute can be saved by traveling over the speed
limit in most short trips.
And finally, as the new year dawns, be kind to others, and kind-
ness will spread to all.
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Workshops/Seminars
You must pre-register for all workshops and seminars.
Imagery T 7:00-8:30 1/15 $20 AAB
Interior Decorating Workshop T 6:00-9:00 I/15 $20 AAB
Wire Wrapping Jewelry Sat 10:00-2:00 1/19 $25 AA
Teachings of the Wheel-Jan ±''~ T 7:00-8:30 t/22 $]0 AAB
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Feng Shui 8c Clutter - :x~~ T 7:00-8:00 1/29 $10 AAB
Messages /~j~ T 7:30-9:00 1/29 $8 AAB
Clog Dancing Demonshation ~` ~~ /~_ T 7:00-8:00 2/5 NC OSB
Love those Pets ~ Sat 10:00-12:00 2/16 NC AAB
.~t"-L ~~ T 7:00-8:30 2/19 $10 AAB
Teachings of the Wheel- Feb J
Intro to Feng Shui T 7:00-8:30 2/19 $18 AAB
ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS AFTER SECOND WEEK OF CLASSES!!
Many classes also will have materials & equipment charges in addition to registration fees.
Students must be pre- registered with the Recreation Dept. be ore attending a class.
Requests for refunds should cal! 84/-3386. Refunds will be prorated for classes attended. A $5.00 processing fee will be deducted
and you should allow !0 working days for refunds to be processed.
RECREATION CLASSES:
Handbuil[ Ceramics - The feel of working with a lump of clay is one of the most relaxing and rewarding experiences of life. If you enjoy un-
usual, one-of-a-kind creations, then this class is for you. Students will team basic clay techniques through creating an oil Tamp, fan pull, bowl,
flowers, pot hugger and at last, a pot. After that, you are limited only by your imagination. Instructor is local artist Gloria Farajian. If you have
attended area arts/crags shows, you probably have seen Gloria's booth featuring clay manatee sculptures. Additional materials charge (S40-S50)
due first day of class.
Gymnastics - will be taught by staff from Palm Beach Gymnastics. This class is for youth 5 yrs and up. Participants will team basic gymnastic
and tumbling skills such as cartwheels, walkovers, and roundoffs. They will experience working on a balance beam, bars, and various other
pieces of equipment. Basic skill and proficiency in gymnastics and its components directly contributes [o a child's successful participation in an~~
other sport or activity.
Italian - If you know you will be going [o Italy, instructor Susanne Yenning suggests learning the language here rather than the more laborious
approach of trying [o team i[ once you are there. Required book is "Italian: ASelf-Teaching Guide" by Eduardo Lebano that you can get at Barnes
& Noble. Students registering for the Italian II class should first take a Beginning Italian class with Susanne. The same text will be used in [he
Intermediate class.
French -Susanne Venning will also be teaching the beginning French class. She has degrees in both languages. Before moving to [he United
States 13 years ago, Susanne served as an interpreter and translator of French and Italian in Europe. The book that will be needed for this class is
"French - A Self•Teaching Guide" by Suzanne Hershfield-Halms which can also be purchased from Bames & Noble.
Spanish - This beginning conversational Spanish class is designed for individuals who have little or no knowledge of Spanish. Emphasis will he
placed on acquiring basic vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation skills for "Survival Spanish" via dialogue. You will need a book entitled "Learn
Spanish the Fast and Fun Way" by Baryons, which can be purchased at Bames & Noble.
Youth Ceramics- Sara Gershbein will [each students about [he fundamentals of ceramics, handbuilding, and how a ball of clay can become a
glazed work of art. Students will have the opportunity to participate in specific class projects, and [here will also be times during which students
can work on their own projects and let [heir imaginations go wild. Supplies are included in the cost of the class.
Interior Decorating -Once you put away all the holiday decorations and take a look a[ your home, do you feel it's ready for a new look? This
class will go beyond what was covered in the workshop. It will include design fundamentals and trends, space planning, color psychology, fabric
& wall coverings, carpet & Flooring and draperies & accessoriza[ion. AFler completing [his course, you will be able to redecorate the entire house!
Start the new year off with a new, fresh look to your home! Instructor is Bernadette V. Upton, ASID.
One Stroke Painting -For everyone, even those who think they have no artistic talent. Beginner's One Snoke Class will be painting a leaf de-
sign on a pegboard, wildflowers on brush storage can, a birdhouse, a garden clock, and roses. Supply fee will be 555.00. The Intermediate One
Stroke class will tackle painting parrots, roses, alighthouse/ocean/sail boat scene, and one more design yet [o be determined. Supply fee for this
class will be 545.00. Instructor, Paula Ransdell, is gaining national exposure for her works in this paint technique. Learn from a pro!
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French, beg. W 7:15-9:00 $70 1/16 8wk AAB Venning
Get Smart Parenting Class M 4:30-6:00 $150 uzg ewk AAB skinner
Get Srnart Parenting Class W 7:00-8:30 $150 1/30 Gwk AAB Skinner
Handbuilt Ceramics M. 9:00-11:00 $75 121 Gwk AA Ferijian -
Interior Decorating M 6:30-8:30 $40 un awk AAB Upton
Italian, beg. F 7:15-9:00 $70 1/18 8wk AAB Venning
Italian, inter ~,; h Sat 10:30-12:00 $70 1/19 8wk AAB Venning.
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Jazzercise ~ V M,W,F 9:30-10:30 ongoing OSB Hallihnge
Jazzercise M,W 5:45-6:45 register 056 wosehnik
Jazzercise /~ T, Th 6:00-7:00 at class OS wosehnik
Jazzer-plus ! Sat 9:30-11:00 83G/GclSat 9:30-11:00 s3v/Gels oSB woschnik
'Karate, beg/intertnediate M 7:00-8:00 $50 I/14 8wk OSB Matthews
Karate, advanced i~ M 8:00-9:00 $50 1/14 8wk osa Matthews
Karate, intermediate/adv. T 9:00-10:30 $50 1/15 8wk AAB Matthews ,
Karate, beginners Th 6:00-7:00 $50 1/17 8wk nn6 Matthews .,.
Karate, intermediate/adv. Th 7:00-8:30 ...$50' 1/17 Swk AAB Matthews
Kayaking ~ .. _ , _ _Sat 3 00-5;00 $15. 1/12 AAB Adventure Times
Kayaking ~ ~% . Sat 3 00-5:00 $15 2/9 AAB Adventure Times
Kayak Munyon Island ~ ~ i Sun 9 00-1:00 $50 2/17 Advenure Times ,
Kayaking ~ z," Sa[ 3.00 5:00 $15 3/9 AAB Advenwre Times
Mah)ongg; beg!inter _ F .9:30-11:30 $2 . ongoing, AAB Bozzomo ,
Oil Painting W 6 00,9:00. $60.. 1 [16. Gwk . AA Eilers
One Stroke Painting, inter. M 6:30-8:30 $75 1/14 8wk YA Ransdell . .
One Stroke Painting, beg. Sat 9:30-12:00 $75 tn0 8wk YA Rxnsdell
Stained Glass, beginning ? 6:00-8:30 $50 1/15 Gwk AA Proctor
Stained Glass, imer. Th 6:00-8:30 $50 vn ewk AA Proctor
1 Stained Glass -register directly with Thurston Proctor at 848-7720) -
Sophisticates Tap ^ ` IvI 11:00-1:00 $20 Ix1wk'; 8wk -- AAB--`--Kennerknecht `'
Sophisticates Tap, beginners W 11:00-12:00 $20 ~ ~"' `~ Swk AAB Kennerknecht
Sophisticates Tap Th 10:00-12:00 $40 2x/wk Swk AAB Kennerknecht
Spanish, beg. W 6:30-8:30 $60 1/16 8wk AAB Joseph
Square Dancing, APD Plus Sat 8:00-10:00 $8/cpl 2nd &4th/mo OSB Humphreys
Tai Chi T 5:30-6:30 $40/6wk Ongoing AX Kempf
Tai Chi T 6:30-7:30 $]0/cls Ongoing AX Kempf
Tole Painting, beg. W 6:30-8:30 $75 1/16 Swk YA Ransdell
Watercolors T 9:00-12:00 $50 )/IS' 8wk AA McAlister
Yoga ~.. M 10:00-11:30 $50/6wk Ongoing AX Germaine
Yoga G W 6:00 7:30 $IS/cls register . AX Germaine
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Sat 900-10:30 at class AX Germaine
Yoga, beg. ~,ri`' ~X Wed 4:30-5:30 $10/cls AX Germaine
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PUBLIC SERVICES 691-3440
645 Prosperity Farms Road
North Palm Beach, Florida 33408
HOLIDAY REFUSE SCHEDULE
Monday December 31 Garbage only
Tuesday January 1, NO PICKUP
New Year's Day
Wednesday January 2 Garbage Only
Thursday January 3 Trash,Vegeta[ion, Recycle
Friday January 4 Garbage only .
Monday January 21; MLK Day NO PICKUP
Tuesday January 22 ~ ~ Garbage only
Wednesday January 23 ~ Trash, Vegetation,
Thursday January 24 ~~ Trash, Vegetation, Recycle
Friday January 25 ~ ~ Garbage only
• CHRISTMAS TREE PICK-UP
The Village will collect old Christmas Trees along with other
vegetation on~-regular vegetation collection days '(see above
schedule). Please remove all decorations. After the holidays,
vegetation pickup will:returp to .the normal Tuesday and Thursday _
schedule.
2002 MARINA RAMP STICKERS '
2002 Anchorage Park Marina Ramp ~Sfickers are, on sale. Ramp
stickers are only available to Village residents and are required to
be displayed by all` vehicles using the ramp. 'The cost of the '
stickers will be $25 for the Calendar Year. Village residents must
provide a copy of the vehicle fegistration~of the towing vehicle
using the ramp. The vehicle registration should indicate that the
vehicle is owned by the resident. Only one stickerper vehicle will
be issued. The"sticker numbers will be cross referenced with the
vehicle tag numbers for enforcement purposes.
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Section 4-27. Animals Prohibited in certain areas
(a) The owner of any dog' or cat shall not permit or allow such'
dog or cat to be or enter upon any church premises, public hall .
or building, school premises, restaurant, store, market or any
place where food or drink is commercially dispensed or-sold.
(b) No person, being the owner of any dog or cat, shall permit the.
same [o be in any public park of [he village.
(c) Any dog or cat found conning at large in any public park of
tthe village shall be impounded by, the. police department im
the manner provided for,in section 4-30.
(d) The provisions of paragraphs (a) through (c) shall not apply to
guide and service dogs pursuant to F.S. section 413.08, nor
shall the provisions of paragraphs (a) through (c) apply [o
dogs and cats being exhibited at -pet shows or dog training
schools during [he time said shows and training schools are
being conducted, all of which must ;be within the confines of
premises and areas set out in paragraphs (a) through (c),
above.
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Section 4-31. Persons walking dogs responsible for removal
of waste.
It shall be unlawful for any person, while walking a dog, to
permit such dog to defecate upon private property not owned by
such person or not owned by the. owner of the dog, or upon
public property; including, but not limited to, public sidewalks
and Swale areas, without removing the fecal matter immediately
after such defecation has ended.
Section 4-32. Persons walking dogs to carr}' waste-removal
.implements.
.Any person who walks a dog off the premises where the owner
of the dog resides or off the premises where the person who is
walking the dog resides shall carry with him, at all times when
so walking a dog, appropriate implements to remove any Cecal
matter deposited b~y the dog on public property or upon private
property not owned by the owner of the dog nor owned by the
person walking [he dog, together with.~adequate containers to
'carry [he fecal matter back to the private property~of~the owner
of the dog or back to [he private..property of the person walking
the dog:
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DredQinQ Update
Village residents may.have,[he.opportunity [o contract directly
with the .Village dredging contractor for dredging sen~ices..It
has not yet been determined whether .this opportunity will be
available. If.residents are .allowed to.contract in this manner,
the work would be started after the contractor completes the
dredging work under contract to the Village. If it is available,
the_work arrangement would.be strictly-between the._contractor
and the resident. The Village assumes no responsibility
regarding pricing, liability, disputes, etc. Interested residents
or property owners should contact the .dredeine contractor
Subaqueous Services, Inc. at (954) 581-2810. for additional
information. Any plans by the contractor to offer this sen'ice
will need to be approved by the Village Council.
The dredging of Phase I (the canals and lakes connected to the
North Palm Beach Waterway) is proceeding as planned. The
present schedule projects the completion of Phase [ to be March
1°`, 2001.. Work hours are from 7 A.M. till~7 P.M., seven days a
!week. Boaters should be mindful) of the dredge pipeline. The
pipeline is marked by bouvs and does float when not in use
where no[ anchored. Use extreme caution and maintain idle
seed. , .
.The contractor is removing [he dredge material by truck from
Anchorage Park . The route is from South Anchorage between
Anchorage Park and U. S. Highway #l .
Please call the Department of Public Services at G91-3440 with
-any questions or complaints.
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Village Manager's 1Vlessage 841-3380
Dennis W. Kelly, Village Manager
This past stttnmer the Village Council took time to establish
[heir goals and objectives for next year. They established five
(5) major goals and under each goal they established a series
of objectives to carry out that particular goal. The Village
Staff has actually started implementing many of these objec-
tives starting October 1, 2001, which is the beginning of the
Village's fiscal year. Each Department Head has been charged
with the responsibility of remming an action plan on when and
how they intend to implement different phases of the objec-
tives.
It is appropriate that as we start the new year that we share
these goals and objectives with you and most importantly ask
you to respond to the objectives so we might obtain your input
~ as to how you perceive a particular objective being accona-
plished.
The Department Heads and certain line staff are going to be
measured in their performance evaluations at the end of the
year against these objectives and to what extent they success-
fully carried them out. In tum, the evaluations will determine
their performance raises for the following year.
The following are the Village Council goals and objectives for
fiscal year 2001-2002:
Goal: Ensure Quality ofLife,in the Village
Objectives:
• Improve and maintain Village waterways as unique Vil-
lage asset
• Provide traffic/speed control in neighborhoods
• Formulate traffic speed control program for all Village
residential streets
• Improve ttaffidatd speed control throughout the Village
• Provide permanent fully staffed Public Safety station
north of the Intracoastal Waterway
• Update plan for Anchorage Park and continue to improve
all parks
• Improve Code compliance and education
• Promote strict law enforcement
• Enhance image of the Village; participate in regional
sporting events.
Goal: Improve [he Utilization and Operation of the Country
Club for the Benefit of All Village Residents
Objectives:
• Review/amend membership structure to provide incentive
[o join
• Establish more Village events
• Lengthen improve golf course to be more challenging
• Review organization/management stmclure, improve in-
terdepartmental communications
• Promote golf and tennis to all residents; emphasize sched-
uling ofjunior programs in golf, tennis and
swittuning
• C~rtinue to promote Village residents to use Country
Club facility
• Continue to improve appearance, facility and grounds,
improve and enforce dress code
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• Establish programs for family use, establish family partici-
pation functions on a regular basis
• Enhance financial strength, market availability and use of
facilities
Goal: Enhance the Spirit and Participation of Our Community
Objectives:
• Encourage Village resident participation in programs
• Establish a community even[ committee and promote citizen
participation '
• Have monthly Village events at NPBCC
• Investigate cable TV service alternatives, bulk rate, acquisi-
tion, alternative companies
• Consider Charter Review - Ad Hoc committee
• Establish 50'h Anniversary Celebration committee - Ad Hoc
• Establish Fumre Annexation committee - Ad Hoc
• Improve communication with businesses
• Establish teen center/programs
• Affordability of programs (payment method)
Goal: Improve the Overall Appearance of the Village
Objectives:
• Continue high standards for overall appearance of the
community
• Shengthen and enhance code regarding maintenance of
properties
• Enhance Village entrance features and signs (Village logos)
• Establish a Village Appearance Committee -House and
Business of the Month
• Review and update commercial landscape ordinance
• Maintain high quality roads
• Continue and accelerate improvements [o medians
• Improve maintenance, appearance and landscaping of
Village properties
• Support Eastward Ho! program for U. S. #1
• Plan beautification and reconstmction of Prosperity
.Farms Road
• Develop and implement campus plan for Village Hall com-
plex
Goal: Improve the Operation and Effectiveness of Village
Departments
Objectives: ~ '
• Enhance Public Safely operations
• Improve communication and response to public
• Review organizational stmcmre and cost effectiveness
• Plan North County communities' cooperative
communication and dispatching system
• Continue and improve interdepartmental communications'
• Smdy present athletic activities for fairness, equality and
organization
• Review Village budgeting process and financial controls
• Formalize a management plan for all recreational programs
As you can see by the objectives stated above many are very sub-
jective in their nature. By virtue of that, the Department Heads
have been charged with the responsibility of re5ning the objec-
tives and bringing some quantification/objec[ivity to a particular
objective that can be measured in terms of success or failure. As
stated in [he beginning of this article we welcome your com-
ments and strongly encourage you to send us your input as to a
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Music Together, newborn - 5 yrs / W 9:15-10:00 $100 1/16 lOwk nAB Cox
Music Together, newborn-Syrs ~) //t W 10:15-11:00 $100 1/16 lowk AAB cox
Music Together, newbom-5yrs \\\1/ W 11:15-12:00 $100 I/IG lowk AAB cos
Music Together, newbom-Syrs t W 4:30-5:15 $100 I/l6 IOwk AAB Cos
Music Together, newbom-5yrs (``~~~~ Th 4:30-5:15 $100 1/17 IOwk AAB Cos
Music Together, Babies-newbom-6mo ~~ F 9:15-10:00 $100 1/IB IOwk AAR Cos
Music Together, newbom -5 yrs n )l F 10:15-] 1:00 $100 1/18 I Owk AAB Cox
Music Together, newbom-5yrs l-• Sat 10:15-11:00 $100 v19 Inwk AAB btcKinzoy
(Contact Heather at 775-9944 (or class assignment Additional 535 materials charge due before first class)
Preschool Arts/Crafts, 3-5 yrs T 10:00-11:00 $45 t/I5 8wk AAB Briley
Cooking Kids, 3-5 yrs T 11:00-12:00 $45 1/15 8wk AAB Briley
Seuss on the Loose, 3-s yrs. M 9:30-11:30 $40 Ina 8wk AAB Baylis
Seuss on [he Loose, 3-5 yrs. M 1:00-3:00 $40 ~ ~ 't/la 8wk ~ AAB Daybs
Start Smart, 3-s yrs F 5:00-6:00 $30 In8 7wk Ax Baylis
Preschool, 2'/,-3'/: yrs new beginners
Preschool, 3-5 yrs new beginners
Preschool, 3-5 yrs (I yr dance)
K-2"" grade, (2yr+dance)
3rd -Sr" grade, (3-4yr+dance)
4`" - 6's grade, (4-5 yr +dance)
Boys 1" - 3rd ~rade, (2-3 yrs dance)
Boys 4'"- 12 grade, (2yr+dance)
Teenage Girls T" - 12d' grade, (a yrs +dance)
Astrology
Ballroom Dancing
Bridge, Beg. I
Bridge, Beg n
Bridge, p[ 4 -conventions
Calligraphy, beg/inter.
T 11:00-11:40 $55 t/8 8wk AAB Grant
T 1:40-2:20 $55 I/8 8wk AAB Grant
T 220-3:00 $55 I/8 8wk AAB Grant
T 2:50-3:30 $55 I/8 8wk AAB Grant
T 3:40-4:20 $55 I/8 8wk AAB Grant
T 4:20-5:00 $55 I/8 8wk AAB Gram
T 5:00-5:40 $$5 1/8 8wk AAB Grant
T 5:40-6:20 $55 I/8 8wk AAB Grant
T 6:20-7:00 $55 l/8 8wk AAB Grant
ADULT CLASSES
Th 7:00-$:30 $65 1/24 6wk AAB Ambrnse
W 1:30-3:00 $50/IO wk or $5/cls AAB Pace
M 9:30-11:30 $48 1/14 8wk AAO Rnsely
M 12:30-2:30 $48 I/14 Swk AAB Rwely
T 9:30-11:30 $48 Ii15 6wk AAB Holmes
T 12:00-1:30 $25 1/22 6wk AAR Bernstein
Clogging T, Th 7:00-10:00 $35 I/8 Swk OSB .Lighthouse
Clogeers
Coquettes T 10:00-11:30 $16 I/8 8wk OSB Iargcy
Dancereise Th 10:00-11:30 $16 1/l0 8wk OSB Mazzeua
Country Dance, beginning all ages W 7:00-$:30 $4/cls Ongoing OSB Carroll
Drawing from the Right Side of the Brain M 9:30-11:30 $50 1/14 8wk YA Filers
Duplicate Bridge SUn 12:30-5:00 55.00/day Ongoing AAB Panzenhagen
Duplicate Bridge M 6:30-10:30 $5.00/day AAB Barnes
Duplicate Bridge ~ ` ~ 'e~ T 12:00-5:00 $5.00/day OSB Guy
Duplicate Bridge ~ '/ Th 12:00-5:00 $s.oo/day os6 Gay
Duplicate Bridge Th 12:45-4:30 $5.00/day AAB Rosely
Duplicate Bridge ~ F 12:00-4:30 $5.00/day AAB Gny
Duplicate Bridge F 7:00-10:30 55.00/day AAB Panzenhagen
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RECREATION NEWS: 841-3388
~~~, North ~a~vu. geacl~ rzecreatCovt, pepartwt.e wt ~~~
Win ter 2002 C lass Schedule ~ ~
Registration for the following classes will be held at the new Anchorage Park Activities Building from 9:00 am - 7:00 pm on:
North Palm Residents: January 7 & 8
Non-Residents: January 9 & 10
Yearly Non-resident fee: $15.00/single $25.00/fam ily
Building Codes.'
Anchorage Activities Building ~ AAB 603 Anchorage Dr.
Anchorage Exercise AX 603 Anchorage Dr.
Anchorage Ar[ AA 603 Anchorage Dr.
Youth Art YA 603 Anchorage Dr-
Osbome Park OSB 715 Prosperity Fm- Rd.
Community Center CC 1200 Prosperity Fm. Rd.
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. Youth Classes
:\ BC Kids II, 3.5 - 5 yrs Th 9:00-11:00 $65 I/t 7 8wk AAB Appleby
ABC Kids I, 2.5-3.5 yrs Th 11.:00-12:30 $55 1/17 8wk AAB Appteby
Ballet, 7yrs+(t-2yrs dance) T 2:30-3:10 $55 I/8 8wk AX Gram
Baton Twirling, a-9 yrs ~' p Th 7:15-8:00 $40 t/t7 8wk Ax Limon
Clogging, beg. e`' Sun 3:00-4:30 $35 l/zo 8wk ose Loviska
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CeramlCS,Byr+ a Th 4.30-5:30 $70 1/17 8wk YA Gershbein
Drawing & Painting, 8yr+ ~~ F 4:00-5:15 $30 t/IH awk YA Gershbein
Dazlin Dinosaurs, 3-5 yrs. M 9:30-I 1:30. $40 zn t awk AAB Baylis
Dazlin Dinosaurs, 3-5 yrs. M 1:00-3:00 $40 . 2n I awk AAB Baylis
Fencing, s-tsyrs-----
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/18 --- - --- -
8wk OSB ----- ----- -
Pomess
Gymnastics, 5 yr+ F 6:15-7:00 $100 Ins lowk OSB PB Gymnastics
Holiday Crafts '
Winter Craft,4-6yrs Sun 1:00-2:30 $12 1/13 P.n walling
WinterCrafr,7-toyrs Sun 3:00-4:30 $12 vt3 AA Walling
Valentine Craft, a-6 yrs Sun 1:00-2:30 $12 v3 AA Walling
Valentine Craft, 7-toyrs Sun - 3:00-4:30 $12 z/3 AA walling
Easter, a-6yrs Sun 1:00-2:30 $12 3n0 AA waning
Easter, 7-to yrs Sun 3:00-4:30 $12 3no AA waning
Karate, beg/inter.6yr+ M 7:00-8:00 $50 1/14 8wk ~ OSB Matthews
Karate, advanced ~ M 8:00-9:00 $50 1/14 8wk OSB Matthews
Karate, beg. 6yr+ Th 6:00-7:00 $50 1/17 8wk AAB Matthews
Karate; inter/adv. Th 7:00-8:30 $50 1/17 8wk AAB Mathews
Kayaking Sat 3:00-5:00 $15 1/12 AAB Adventure limes
Kayaking Sat 3:00-5:00 $15 2/9 AAB Adventure Times
Kayak Munyon Island, 9 yr s+ Sun 9:00-1:00 $25 z/17 Adventure Times
Kayaking Sat 3:00-5:00 $15 3/9 AAB Adventure Times
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COUNTRY CLUB 841-3359
Administration Office `
(561)691-3420.
The North Palm Beach Country Club is open to the public. We
welcome and encourage everyone to stop by and check out all
of our amenities. We are a complete recreational facility offer-
ing daily fees, so feel free to enjoy a magnificent day of golf, a
vigorous match of tennis, a refreshing dip in our Olympic size
pool or an exquisite dining experience. We also offer both resi-
dent and non-resident memberships for all activities at the Club.
So please, come by and check out all we have to offed
The Administrative Office Will Be Closed
Monday, January 21
In Observance of the Martin Luther King Holiday
GOLF 691-3433
*Remember NPBCC is a soft spike golf course.
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Beginners Clinics: 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Saturdays. Call the Golf
Shop at 691-3433 cosign-up.
January 27,2002
Couples Event 8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
If you have any problems, concerns, or questions regarding
your golf game, the NPBCC Golf Pros John Scott, Jerry Childs,
or Greg Weber_are_available_to_helpyouu.- Lessons_are $30.00-
per half-hour or $130.00 for a series of five. Gift certificates
are available in the Golf Pro Shop. '
DRIVING RANGE 626-o73z
Hours of operation:
Monday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday -Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. IL
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POOL 691-3427
JANUARY POOL HOURS
Tuesday -Friday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Weekends 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday Closed
HOLIDAY POOL HOURS
Abbreviated Holiday Pool Hours
Dec. 28 - Jan. 10. See posted hours at pool
Water Aerobics
Water exercise classes are open to the public.
Classes are $4.00 per session. Sessions are held on
Wednesday and Friday 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.
TENNIS 626-6515
It's been a beautiful month and we all hope it will continue as
we move into the new year!! Ladies, if you are interested in
joining the morning team leagues, registration for the second
quarter is coming up soon!! Note that the Margarita Mixer,
date has been changed from Decembe5 7`" toto Janu
6:30p:m. ''Deadline for registering/paying is January 11'",
cost is $26.00. Please come in or call the pro shop to reserve
your spot. We are starting a Women's A.M. clinic on Satur-
days starting January 5'". Join us for the Ladies Member/
Guest Round Robin Tournament Wednesday, January 30u' at
10 a.m.
Marcel Agnolin
Director of Tennis
Marcel Agnolin's JuniorTennis
Develoomenf Program
Next session begins January 7
X-Treme Kids Ages 5 thru 9
Tues. & Thurs. 3:15 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
X-Treme PlayerAges 9 & Up
Mon. & Wed. 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Tournament Tough Advanced Juniors Onlv
Mon. & Thurs. 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Men's Drill
Monday at 6:30 p.m.
Ladies Drill
Tuesday at 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m.
Men's & Ladies Singles & Doubles Leagues
Monday -Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
MARGARITA MIXER
Round Robin, Dinner, Bar, Karaoke, & Lots of fun!
Friday, January 18'" at 6:30 p.m. _
LADIES MEMBER/GUEST
Round Robin Tournament
Wednesday, January 30't'.10 a. m.
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Tole Painting -Students will be working on metal and wood surfaces. It is not required that students have prior One Stroke experience whereas
Tole Painting involves a different style of paint technique. Paula Ransdell will teach basic techniques for blocking in base colors in a design, float-
ing in highlights and shadows to create depth, linework, and stippling. ~ Projects ro be~completed include: a stippled garden, a spring floral design,
and a birdhouse design. A member of the Delta Ceramcoat Design and Teaching Program will [each this class. Supply fee will vary from student
to student depending on what basic supplies each student will need. We are fortunate in that we have an expert who [ravels the country teaching
Tole Painting coming herrto teach this class, as opposed toyou having to travel to take a class from her. Don't miss"out on taking this.class!
Get Smart Parenting Classes - Program facilitator, Kathy Skinner draws from a wealth of stra[egjes that are fresh, innovative and highly effec-
five with primary grade students. This course of brain-based educational techniques and discipline strategics is aimed'at parents home schooling
their children, parents of Pre K - 3rd graders and teachers. Kathy is an international speaker whose. expertise is in great demand. ` Examples of
some of [he things you will team include: language to support your beginning/dclaycd reader, how. to assess the academic progress of your child,
components of a balanced"literacy program, reading and math materials to support your child; and inuch,.much more. Join Kathy`s Highly informa--~
rive and fast-paced classes for specific techniques to help support your child. .~ ~ -
Workshops/Seminarsr
Lore those Pe[s -Free seminar, presented by the Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, will focus on areas of interest to~all
pet owners. The seminar will cover programs and services that are-available, cuncnb issues in pet ovmership, training/
behavior issues, medical care, animal cmelty and overpopulation. This is a wonderful opportunity for all responsible pet
owners to gain insight as to the ongoing challenges and joys of owning pets, ~or in many-cases, of pets owning you.. There
will be plenty of time for questions and answers.. Please call. 841-3386 to RSVP your scat priorto the seminar.
Wire Wrapping Jewelry -You will learn two styles of wire wrapping to turn Cabochons into pendants. Also, team to make your own clasps and
earrings. You will be working in 14Kt. Gold-filled~and'sterlidg silver.' Class coders gauge's, types and styles of wire plus tool information and a
list of suppliers and magazines. Wire, tools, and Cabs will be available for sale, or you may bring your own. Janet Worshinski will present this
-workshop. Preregistration required. ~ .. - ~ ~ ~ ... ...
Interior"Decorating -This workshop is an introduction into the world of Interior Decorating. Instructor Bernadette V. Upton, ASID is a profes-
sional member of the American society of Interior Designers.- You will loam about basics such as space planning, color coordination, fabrics, and
fabrications. If this workshop starts you thinking of all the things you could change around the house, then you might wan[ to consider the 4 part
Interior Decorating class [hat will follow to gain more in-depth knowledge.
Clog Dancing Demonstration.- Clogging is a true American folk dance originating. in the Appalachian Mountains in the 1700's. I[ is similar do
the Riverdance IhaLhas become so popular. This fast-paced dance is not only a lo[ of fun; it is also a great aerobic exercise in which the entire
family can participate. The Clogging group meets 2x/wk and also offer a beginner youth class on Sundays. Please call 841-3386 to reserve your'
seat for this fascinating demonstta[ion.
Imagery -This workshop with Debra Goldman, a licensed Mental Health Counselor, will focus on Imagery for Emotional .and,PhySical Healing.
Imagination can be [he light of illumination [o your inner world. The workshop will be ajoumey ofdiscovery, using imagery as a tool for nansfor-
ma[ion and healing. -
'rTeachings-of .the _Wheel =As 21'! century women living in.urban.settings,_we.hayeaost [ouch.with the wildemess,of our spirits.. Diane Finch will.
help you "remember" your essence and potential and lead,you toward your.,TCnewal of spirit. These monthly workshops are not arbitrary events;
wh el. The are ro essive work-
but rather planned and deliberate. As,seen on Oprah, each ceremony is based on an ancient ]ndian medicine e y ..p .gr
shops and each month involves an herb, aroma, moon, direction, angel, plan[ and animal. January's workshop is Shawl of Inner Joy and Febru=
i n het ou e[ in touch with ourself. ~ ~ .....
ary's is Balance Let D a e p y g .. y ~ ~ ~ -
Messages -Here and beyond! If you have ever watched John Edward.on .[.g you will. have an idea of what this session;.is all. about. Hosting this
session is "Mister X", the successful business executive who -until now- has kept his amazing mediumship abilities a secret to everyone except
close friends and family. For $8 you will be amazed afwhat he_can read about you and others from the audience. Register early,,seating is abso-
lutely limited to 80.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - .~ ~ r
Feng Shui - Feng Shui is [he ancient Chinese art of placement creating balance and harmony in [he home. and workplace. II encompasses interior
design, placement of objects, shape ofbuildings, and their. floor plans.. On the night of class, please bring 3 ;'new" red envelopes [o be presented
to the teacher. As in keeping with Chinese custom, a small monetary amount should be in each envelope (coins are~fine). The money is~donated,td
charity. Instructor is Marsha Frantz. ~ - ~ ~ - ~ - ~ ~ ~~ -
Feng Shui & Clutter - Join us in exploring how the clutter surrounding us affects us not only physically, but also on a mental, spiritual, and emo-
tional levels, Cleaning is a simple way to clear the.energy in your home. By letting go of the old, you make room for the new. We invite you to
participate in the Ian 29 Feng Shui & Clutter class. Preregister at the AAB.
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LIBRARY NEWS 841-3383
303 Anchorage Drive
North Palm Beach, Florida 33408
HOLIDAY CLOSING: The Library will be closed from ,
Saturday, December 29 through Tuesday; January 1. ~~ f ~
.BOOK DISPLAY. BY LOCAL AUTHORS
Carol and David Robertson's latest cookbooks, Turkish
-Cooking, Vegetarian Turkish Cooking and Mediterranean
Soups; `will be on display in the library from January 14
through January 26. Carol ~is an artist and teacher and her hus-
band David is a retired professor of photography. They have
traveled extensively iri Europe; Asia and Africa; both profess
sionally-and for pleasure. They will be taking orders and will
arrange to have any book personally autographed.
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
TUESDAY, JANUARY IS @ 1'0:30 AM
CHRONICLE OF A DEATH FORETOLD
by Gabriel Garcia Marquez .
Discussion Leader: Marie Dodd, who has been running the
Brandeis University hook discussion group a[ the state and lo-
cal level for-over 20 yeans. ~ ,
.The Genealogy group; the Treesearchcrs, will meet ou Tues-
day, January 15 at 7:00 pm. This is.an informal group dedi- -
cated to helping people share ideas about searching ancestry.
'To sign up please ca11 84 1-3 3 83. ; .;
A special thank you to Dr. and Mrs. Flucke and helpers for
decorating the library. for the holiday season and for donating.
the beautiful poinsettias.
SEMINOLE INDIAN HISTORY
TUESDAY, JANUARY.8, 2002: AT 2:00. PM
_ PRESENTED BY THE FRIENDSOF THE LBRARY
SPEAKER: Richard Proc'yk of the Florida History Museum in
Jupiter. Mr. Procyk will ~ speak about the Seminoles and wilj
emphasize the importance~of hisforyiti'otir lives. Refreshments
wilPbe serJed. All Friends' programs aie flee and open to the
public. ~ . ~ - ~ ~ ... ~ ~ .
Many thanks for your support of the Bake Sale m December.
Bakers and buyers were appreciated!
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOK
AUTHOR LUNCHEON
MONDAY ,FEBRUARY 25 :12:00 PM
PALM JjEACH GARDENS MARRIOTT
TICKETS ARE $30"per person
GUEST SPEAKER: MICHAEL S. MALONE
Mr. Malone is editor-at-large of Forbes ASAP. The country's
first daily high-tech reporter, he has written for The New
York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Economist.
He has also written severalinfluential business books.
T H E V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R
JAN U A R Y 2 0 0 2
His latest book, Betting It All: The•Technology Entrepre-
neurs, aims to expose the myths about entrepreneurs and the
high-tech companies they have created. Please call 841-3353
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NIGHTY NIGHT STORY TIME $
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 2002
AT 6:IS PM
An evening of bedtime and flannel board stories, puppets and a
movie.'You'are welcome [o wear your pajamas and bring along
a pillow or sniffed animal. Ages 2 and 3 with parent, ages 4
through 8 drop-off.
WINTER STORY HOURS '
We will begin Winter Story Hours on Monday, January 14 at
2:30 prti for ages 4 & 5, Tuesday, January 15 at 3:30 pm for.
ages 6 through 8 (both of these are drop-off programs) and;
Wednesday, January 16 at 10:00 am for ages 2 and 3 with par-
ent.~There are always lotsof goodbooks and flannel~~board sto-'
ties, puppets, movies and a craft. Each week offers a different
theme. Ca11841-3383,toaegister.
'CHANGE YOUR CALENDAR
Pleasenote that story hour on Monday, Jantiary 21 for ages 4 &.
5 will be re-scheduled for Tuesday, January 22 at 2:30 pm and
story hour for ages 6 through 8 will be re-scheduled at 4:00 pm'
on Tuesday, January 22.
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VICTORIAN TEA PARTY y~'
THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 AT.3:30 PM
Pre-registration is necessary as seating is lintited.,Children ages
6 through 10 are welcome to enjoy a "spot of [ea and crumpets"~
and learn about [he~importance of "tea time".during-the Vic[o-
non era. There will be;mu$je; poems, stories and~lightrefresh-~
menu. ;This. will be.ra "dressrup" occasion._!Remember to_ call`.
841-3383 to register.
ALIENS MEETING
' FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 at 3:30 PM
Ages 9 through 12 will meet and enjoy library Jeopardy,
Pictionary and charades.
HARRY POTTER PROGRAM
THURSDAY JANUARY 24
FROM 4:00 TO 5:00 PM
Children who have read at least the fast Harry Potter book, The
Sorcerer.'s.Stone,.and have seen the movie are welcome to this`
program to discus"s:fhe book vs. the movie. Give us your cri-'
tiques and opinions and have lots of fun. We may even play.
Harry's favoiite game. You may wear a costume if you like.
Call for your secret password. Pre-registration by calling 841-
3383 is necessary: Please do not send owls!!
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K E Y
A-Administration
G-Golf
GM-Golf Maintenance
P-Pool
R-Restaurant
T-Tennis
COUNTRY CLUB AND RESTAURANT ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC North Palm Beach Country Club, 951 U.S. Highway #1, North Palm Beach, Flodda 33408 (561) 841-3359 Email: club@village-npb.org
DECEMBER 31
R-Gala New Years Eve
Party
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
R-New Year's Day Brunch
10:30 AM-2PM
G-MGA 7:30 AM
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R-Brunch 10 AM - 2PM
Lunch (Lounge) 11AM - 4 PM
Dinner 4 PM - 8 PM
R-Brunch 10 AM - 2PM
Lunch (Lounge) 11AM - 4 PM
Dinner 4 PM - 8 PM
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R-Brunch 10 AM - 2PM
Lunch (Lounge) 11AM - 4 PM
Dinner 4 PM - 8 PM
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R-Brunch 10 AM - 2PM
Lunch (Lounge) 11AM - 4 PM
Dinner 4 PM - 8 PM
G -Couples Tournament
8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
7 CCAB MEETING 7:30 PM
R - No Breakfast
Lunch Menu 11AM - 4 PM
Jimmy Keys Dinner Show
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Tourn. Tough 5:30 PM
Ladies Singles League 6:30PM
Men's Drill 6:30 PM
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R - No Breakfast
Lunch Menu 11AM - 4 PM
Dinner -Meat Loaf
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Tourn. Tough 5:30 PM
Ladies Singles League 6:30PM
Men's Drill 6:30 PM
2~ Administrative Offices Closed
R - No Breakfast
Lunch Menu 11AM - 4 PM
Dinner -Meat Loaf
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Tourn. Tcugh 5:30 PM
Ladies Singles League 6:30PM
Men's Drill 6:30 PM
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R - No Breakfast
Lunch Menu 11AM - 4 PM
Dinner -Meat Loaf
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Tourn. Tough 5:30 PM
Ladies Singles League 6:30PM
Men's Drill 6:30 PM
8 R -Breakfast 7AM - 11AM
Lunch 11 AM-4 PM
Dinner -Variety Show 7PM
G - MGA 7:30 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30 PM
T - X-Treme Kids 3:15 PM
Ladies Drill 6:00 PM
Men's Singles League 6:00 PM
15 R -Breakfast 7AM - 11AM
Lunch 11 AM - 4 PM
Dinner -Variety Show 7PM
G - MGA 7:30 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30 PM
T - X-Treme Kids 3:15 PM
Ladies Drill 6:00 PM
Men's Singles League 6:00 PM
22 R -Breakfast 7AM - 11 AM
Lunch 11 AM - 4 PM
Dinner -Variety Show 7PM
G - MGA 7:30 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30 PM
T - X-Treme Kids 3:15 PM
Ladies Drill 6:00 PM
Men's Singles League 6:00 PM
29 R -Breakfast 7AM - 11 AM
Lunch 11 AM - 4 PM
Dinner -Variety Show 7PM
G - MGA 7:30 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30 PM
T - X-Treme Kids 3:15 PM
Ladies Drill 6:00 PM
Men's Singles League 6:00 PM
2 R-Breakfast 7AM - 11AM
Lunch :1 - 4 PM
Italian t Night
Dinner & ~ - 11 PM
G- W GA 8:00 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Ladies Double League 6:30PM
9 R-Breakfast 7AM - 11AM
Lunch 11AM - 4 PM
Italian Buffet Night
Dinner & Ent. SPM = 11 PM
G-WGA 8:00 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Ladies Double League 6:30PM
16 R-Breakfast 7AM - 11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Italian Buffet Night
Dinner 8 Ent. 5PM - 11 PM
G-WGA 6:00 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Ladies Double League 6:30PM
23 R-Breakfasf'7 AM - 11 AM
Lunch 11AM - 4 PM
Italian Buffet Night
Dinner R Erit,~5PM - 11 PM
G-WGA 8:00 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Ladies Double League 6:30PM
3
R-Breakfast 7AM - 11 AM
Lunch 11 AM - 4 PM
Two for One Dinner
Dinner & Ent. 5PM -11 PM
1~ COUNCIL MEETING 7:30PM
R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Two for One Dinner
Dinner & Ent. 5 PM -11 PM
T - X-Treme Kids 3:15 PM
Tourn. Tough 5:30 PM
Mixed Drill 6:30 PM
Men's Doubles League 6:30 PM
17 R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Two for One Dinner
Dinner & Ent. 5 PM -11 PM
T - X-Treme Kids 3:15 PM
Tourn. Tough 5:30 PM
Mixed Drill 6:30 PM
Men's Doubles League 6:30 PM
24 COUNCIL MEETING 7:30PM
R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Two for One Dinner
Dinner & Ent. 5 PM -11 PM
T - X-Treme Kids 3:15 PM
Tourn. Tough 5:30 PM
Mixed Drill 6:30 PM
Men's Doubles League 6:30 PM
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Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Italian Buffet Night
Dinner 8 Ent. 5PM - 11 PM
G-WGA 8:00 AM
Open Shotgun 12:30
T - X-Treme Players 4:30 PM
Ladies Double League 6:30PM
Ladies Member/Guest Tourn.10:00AM
R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Two for One Dinner
Dinner & Ent. 5 PM -11 PM
T - X-Treme Kids 3:15 PM
Tourn. Tough 5:30 PM
Mixed Drill 6:30 PM
Men's Doubles League 6:30 PM
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R-Breakfast 7AM - 11AM
Lunch 11 AM - 4 PM
Dinner & Entertainment
SPM - 11 PM
Fish n' Chips
R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11 AM-4 PM
Dinner 8 Entertainment
5PM-11 PM
Fish n' Chips
18 R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11 AM- 4 PM
Dinner & Entertainment
5PM- 11 PM
Fish n' Chips
T -Margarita Mixer 6:30 PM
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R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Dinner & Entertainment
5PM -11 PM
Fish n' Chips
The Country Club
Restaurant and Bar
are Open Daily
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R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Dinner 8 Entertainment
5PM - 11 PM
Prime Rib
T -Ladies Drill 10:00 AM
R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Dinner & Entertainment
5 PM-11 PM
Prime Rib
T-Ladies Drill 10:00 AM
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R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Dinner & Entertainment
5 PM-11 PM
Prime Rib
T-Ladies Drill 10:00 AM
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R-Breakfast 7AM-11AM
Lunch 11AM-4 PM
Dinner & Entertainment
5 PM -11 PM
Prime Rib
T - Ladies Drill 10:00 AM
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