06-2008 Newsletter PDFVillage Clerk’s Office 1 “Support Our Troops” Info. 1 Village Library 2 Golf Course /Country Club 3 Recreation Dept./Village Pool 4-5 Recreation Tennis Facility 6 Area Fishing Highlights
(NEW) 6 Public Works Department 6 Village Calendar 7-8 Inside this issue: Council, Public Meeting’s, 10 & Department Phone #’s Public Safety Department 9 ORDINANCES: Ordinance 2008-07
Amends Section 36-23, Public Sites and Open Spaces, of the Code of Ordinances to allow monetary contributions in lieu of land dedication to be utilized for the construction or expansion
of any public facility designed to mitigate the impacts of the subdivision. RESOLUTIONS: Resolution 2008-20 Accepts results of General Election on March 11, 2008. Resolution 2008-21
Appoints William Manuel as Mayor, David Norris as Vice Mayor, and Darryl Aubrey as President Pro Tem for the upcoming year. Resolution 2008-22 Adopts a Medical Insurance “Opt Out” Policy,
whereby fulltiim Village employees may waive Village group medical coverage and receive an “opt ?opt out” incentive. Resolution 2008-23 Accepts the annual financial report and authorizes
its filing with the State. Resolution 2008-24 Approves a Project Agreement with the FL Dept. of Environmental Protection for $200,000 in matching grant funds for Anchorage Park improvements;
approves a budget amendment to appropriate matching funds. Resolution 2008-25 Accepts the bid of Kirchman Construction Co. for additions and renovations to the Osborne Park Recreation
Building. Resolution 2008-26 Amends 2007-2008 Budget to transfer $250,000 from the Recreation Impact Fee account to the Tennis – Construction and Major Renovation account. VILLAGE CLERK
NEWS JOIN US IN WELCOMING TO OUR VILLAGE... ARMY COMMANDER OF OUR ADOPTED “WOLFHOUNDS” Wednesday, June 11th ~ Starting 6:30 PM at the Community Center on Prosperity Farms Road, Mayor
Manuel will kick off “Wolfhound Day” with a special presentation to LTC Meyerowich, who will then follow up by speaking about his experiences in Iraq. There will be plenty of time for
questions and answers as well as food, games, fun, and lots of “Wolfhound” memories! This special event is free and open to the public. RESERVE YOUR SEAT today by calling 561-351-6198
or send an email to NPBTroopSupport@aol.com. Thanks and hope to see you there! to long time resident MR. EDMOND PRETI, SR., born 6/8/08! Mr. Preti worked at West Point WWII as “Chef”
& St. Moritz Hotel, NYC as “Exec. Chef.” He has 3 Grandchildren and 5 Great-Grandchildren. Best Wishes to you!
T h e V i l l a g e N E W S L E T T E R P a g e 2 J U N E 2 0 0 8 COMPUTER HELP Computer help (not classes) is available on Saturdays from 9:00 to 11:00 at the NPB Library. The Library
is very fortunate to be able to offer individualized help during these two hours on Saturday. GENEALOGY CLUB There will be NO TreeSearchers Genealogy Club meetings during the months
of June, July, and August. See you in September! Happy Researching!!! Friends of the Library “Musical Talent” Search The Friends of the Library will be sponsoring musical evenings at
the Library in the Fall/Winter of 2008/2009. They are looking for people who live in the Village who would like to share their special musical talent. If you play an instrument and would
like to find out more about this, please leave your information at the North Palm Beach Library with Ann Burton, Reference Librarian -561-841-3383. The NPB Library Staff Recommends These
Books: Bridge of Sighs by Richard Russo John Adams by David McCullough Ireland by Frank Delaney Betrayal by John Lescroart Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon Kite Runner by Khaled
Hosseini Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides The World is My Home by James Michener Color of Water by James McBride Wild Trees by Richard Preston Gentlemen & Players by Joan Harris Beethoven
was 1/16 Black by Nadine Gordimer Amish Grace by Donald Kraybill June 3, The FINAL After School Program at 2:30 for ages 6-12 . June 4, After School Movie at 2:30 for ages 6-12 . June
5, Game Day at 2:30 for ages 6-12. June 6, Kid’s Express at 2:30 for ages 8-12. June 6, Toddler Time at 1:00 for birth to 23 months. June 12 at 3:30 ~ Puppets of the World “Kick-Off
Program” for ages 4-12 June 19 at 3:30 ~ Bush Wildlife June 26 at 3:30 ~ Rainforest Fruits & Vegetables June 30-July 3 ~ Happy Birthday USA Tie-dyed T-shirts, bracelets and weaving.
Call for information. LIBRARY 841-3383 Monday -Thursday: 9:00-7:00 Friday -Saturday: 9:00-5:00 Sunday: 1:00-5:00 CHILDREN’S SERVICES 841-3374 Monday -Thursday: 12:00-7:00 Friday: 12:00-5:00
Saturday: 9:00-5:00 Sunday: 1:00-5:00 Webpage: www.village-npb.org THIRD ANNUAL MYSTERY NIGHT A SUCCESS! Some of the many faces of Mystery Night: Clues, research, door prizes, laughter,
Mr. Holmes, challenges, unexpected twists, rave reviews, repeat performance requested, staff planning, teamwork, and gourmet edibles. On June 9th, the Summer Reading Program begins in
the Children’s Library. Join F.L.Y.P., (the Florida Panther) our mascot, as we journey through the “7” Continents of the World! TRAVEL TO THE “7” CONTINENTS WITH US! STORY TIMES June
11 and every Wednesday in June and July join us for stories, puppets, flannel board stories, music, movement, movies and crafts. Ages 2-3 meet at 10:15 am and Ages 4-7 at 3:00 pm. WEDNESDAY
T h e V i l l a g e N E W S L E T T E R P a g e 3 J U N E 2 0 0 8 Summer has arrived, the kids are out of school and it is time for our summer golf programs to start. We have five 3-day
programs scheduled for the summer. June 11, 12, and 13 and June 25, 26, and 27. July’s dates are the 1, 2 and 3 and July 16, 17, and 18. This year we have added a program in August,
the dates are the 6, 7, and 8. Each 3 day program will start at 8:30 a.m. and end at 11:00 a.m. The ages will range from 7 to 16 years of age, any skill level is welcome to participate.
The cost of each program will be $175.00 per person. Registration forms will be available in the golf shop. The kids will learn the etiquette of the game, rules of the game, pre-swing
and in-swing fundamentals in the full swing and the short game, and how the game is played. We will break the kids into small groups and tailor each session into the skill level of the
kids. This will be a fun learning environment. We look forward to hosting a large number of kids again this summer! Please call the golf shop @561-691-3433 for information. Remember
this years junior golfer’s are next years champions and members!! Also remember private golf instruction is available everyday. We can help fix your hooks and slices!! Gives us a call
when you can’t figure it out yourself . Until next time, “Keep it in the short grass.” DRIVING RANGE HOURS Monday ~ 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday ~ 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday
to Sunday ~ 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. LIGHTS OUT at 9:00 p.m. June 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th -MGA • 7:45 AM -Shotgun start • 12:30 PM – Afternoon Shotgun • 5:00 PM – Course closed for League
Play June 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th -WGA • 7:45 AM -Shotgun start • 12:30 PM – Afternoon Shotgun • 5:00 PM – Course closed for League Play June 8th -• 7:45 AM — Shotgun open to ALL players
• 1:00 PM — Sunday Golf Outing — Course Closed for this Outing. The North Palm Beach Country Club is proud to announce THE FIRST TIME EVER Summer Golf Memberships to our newly redesigned
Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course! A limited number of summer memberships have been made available to both residents and non-residents at an individual cost of $700.00. Summer memberships
run from May 1st through September 30th and affords all rights and privileges as that of a regular membership. Memberships can be purchased from either the Country Club Golf Shop or
your Village Hall. For any questions relating to the Summer Memberships please call Danielle at 561-691-3360 or the Golf Shop at 561-691-3433. We hope to see you out there… Good Golfing!
Mike
T h e V i l l a g e N E W S L E T T E R J U N E 2 0 0 8 P a g e 4 Registration for the following classes will be held at the Anchorage Park Activities Building from 9:00 am -7:00 pm
on: North Palm Residents: June 2 -6 Non-Residents: June 4 -6 Yearly Non-resident fee: $15.00/single, $25.00/family Students must be pre-registered with the Recreation Dept. before attending
a class -841-3386. Ballroom Dance Wednesdays 7:00-8:30 – AAB. Class is for all skill levels. You must have a partner. For more information about Ballroom dance, please call Cecil at
818-0555. Fee: $10/person/cls-AAB Yoga Yoga is a system of exercise that calms the nerves and relieves stress/anxiety and strengthens abdominal muscles. This class is for all levels.
Instructor: Gwen Germaine. Fee: $50/5cls-AX Code Age/Level Start Time 722900-05 Adult M-6/11 10:30-12:00 722900-05 Adult W-6/13 6:00-7:30 722900-05 Adult Sat-6/16 9:00-10:30 Bellydancing
We offer two 7-week sessions on Tuesdays from 6:30-8:00 pm. Summer class session 1: May 20 – July 15 (missing June 24) = $62, Session 2: July 22-Aug. 26 = $62. For more information,
call Meredith at 252-5972. Country Dance These classes are for dancers of all ages. You do not need a partner in order to join the class. Pay by the class, it is ongoing. Fee: $5/cls-CC
– Register and pay at the class. Wednesdays 7:00-8:30 at the Community Center. Jazzercise The dance-aerobics class is based on Jazzercise dance movements and steps. Students range from
teens up through ladies in their 70’s! First class is free! Contact Marti Woschnik at 439-0828 or www.jazzercise.com for more information. Fee: New students-$48/6wk, (EFT-$32/mo)-Community
Ctr. Code Age/Level Start Time 721600 All M,W, F 9:30-10:30 721600 All M -Th 5:45-6:45 721600 All Sat 9:00-10:00 Fitness Over 50 Instructor Peg Burklund leads the class that has no pounding,
jumping or dancing. This class consists primarily of stretching muscles and limbering the joints. Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:00-10:00 Fee: $20/8wk -AAB Martial Arts In addition to self defense,
children taking this class will earn self discipline, self control, and self confidence. The cost includes a free uniform. Youth class (5 yr +) is on Thursdays from 4:30-5:30 and adult
class is from 7:00-8:00. Next session begins July 17. If you have any further questions, please call 841-3386 or 626-8998. Fee: $130/8wk -AAB Tai Chi Chuan/Qi Gong Practice these ancient
methods of health cultivation and mindfulness. Class meets Friday mornings from 9:30-10:30. Fee: $50/5 wk or $15/cls -AX One Stroke Painting Certified Instructor, Lori Shankman, will
teach you Donna Dewberry's “One Stroke Painting” -as seen on TV! Complete a finished project in each class! Wednesdays: June 4 The Hibiscus June 11 Daisies June 18 Sunflowers June 25
The Goldfish 10:00am -1:00pm /class or $120/month. Paint is included. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Captain Lawrence Rudner will show you how to find you way around the naked eye sky,
and demonstrate a system to identify stars named thousands of years ago ~ right in the sky above our homes in south Florida There is no charge for this but we do ask that you call 841-3386
to RSVP your seat. June 23, 7:00 pm at the Anchorage Park Activities Bldg. continued... Ongoing Exercise/Activity Duplicate Bridge We offer variety of Duplicate Bridge games for you
to attend at the Anchorage Park Activities Bldg. Call 841-3387 for more information. Fee: $5-$6/player Code Age/Level Start Time 721400-01 Adult Sun 12:30-4:30 721400-02 Adult Mon 7:00-10:00
721400-06 Adult F 12:30-4:30
T h e V i l l a g e N E W S L E T T E R J U N E 2 0 0 8 P a g e 5 Summer Pool Hours: Monday – Thursday 10 am -7 pm Friday 10 am -10 pm Saturday 10 am -6 pm Sunday 12 pm -6 pm Group Swim
Lessons We offer group swim lessons for children with swim skill levels from adjustment to advanced swimming. The sessions are listed below and the times choice is either 9:00 or 9:30
am, Monday -Thursday. Cost for Pool members and NPB residents is $25 and $35 for non-residents. Session 1—June 16-26, Session 2—June 30-July 10 and Session 4—July 14-24. Water Polo Practices
are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:00 to 12:00pm, Wednesday 4:00 to 7:00, and Friday 6:00-to 8:00. The fee is $50/month or $150 for May – August for 13-18 yr olds. Practice schedules
can be found at www.npbpolo.com. Call Alf at 691-3427 for complete details. Summer Pool Parties Adults, teens, kids -relax and enjoy an evening of swimming, FREE! June 13 -6:00pm-10:00pm,
July 4th -1:00pm-8:00pm and August 15th -6:00pm-10:00pm. NPB Summer Day Camp Sign your kids up for a summer filled with fun and excitement! Recreation Day Camp for youth 6 – 13 years
of age runs in four 2-week sessions from June 9 – August 1. Camp meets at the NPB Comm. Ctr., 1200 Prosperity Farms Road. Campers will travel to local attractions on Mon. and Wed. afternoons.
They will remain at the Comm. Ctr. for indoor and outdoor activity on Tues. and Thurs. On Fri., the group will take trips to attractions such as Wet N' Wild, Islands of Adventure, Aquatica
(the new Sea World Water Park), Blizzard Beach & Typhoon Lagoon! Also this summer -a Florida Marlins Baseball Game! $275/session. Pls. call Camp Dir. Bill Egan at 841-3389 for questions,
or for availability call 841-3386. Super Kids Camp This exciting ½ day program is for youth 3-5 yrs. old. The group meets M-F /9:00-noon. It is two 4-week sessions starting the week
of June 9. Camp includes story time, crafts, free play, snack and much more. Cost is $200/session. Camp Director is Marelen Baylis. For questions or availability call 841-3386. .Anchorage
Aweigh Fishing Tournament The 3rd Annual Anchorage Aweigh Fishing Tournament will be held on Saturday, August 16, 2008. Entry fee is $150/boat. Early bird entry fee paid before Aug.
1st is $100/boat. On shore will be a kids fishing derby. Food, entertainment and awards at Anchoorag Park begin at 2:30. This is a great day not only for fishermen, but for anyone looking
for a good time. Please join us! Entry forms can be obtained at Recreation Centers or on www.village-npb.org. If you are interested in sponsoring this event or have questions, contact
the Recreation Department at 841-3386. July 4th Celebration -“Red, White & Boom!” Plan on spending the day at the NPB Country Club for a day of family fun and relaxation. See July newsletter
for complete details. Wood Bat Softball League Register now for the Men’s Wood Bat League that will be played on Tuesday and Thursday nights at Osborne Park. League will begin in late
August. Cost is $500.00/team. Coed Softball League Get your friends together and register for the fall Coed Softball League. Games are played on Friday nights at Osborne Park. $250/team.
Call Adam at 841-3389 for more information on both leagues. Upcoming Sporting Trips: Football fans! Look at the games we have tickets for this fall! Want to have a great time and let
the driving & parking hassles up to someone else? Join us! Call 841-3386 for price information. Don’t wait! Limited seating! Dolphins – vs -NY Jets Sept. 7 $90 Hurricanes – vs -FSU Oct.
4 $95 Dolphins – vs -Patriots Nov. 23 $90 7-Day Caribbean Cruise with the NPB Rec. Dept.! Nov 30th – Dec. 7th on Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas $250 deposit required to register
and is due before July 24th. However we will start collecting deposits on June 1st, until we reach 40 “paid” people. So get your deposits in early to ensure yourself a spot with the
group. Total cruise price for inside cabin is $799 per person based on double occupancy. Trip balance is due early September. Cabin upgrades may be available based on availability. Any
questions contact Bill Egan at the Community Center at 841-3389. continued... Aquatic Center Summer Camps Upcoming Activity
Location: 951 US Hwy 1, North Palm Beach For more information, please call 626-6515. ???? Cardio Tennis Wednesdays 9:30AM-10:30AM Tennis drills, games, fitness & fun to music! $12.50
???? Women’s Doubles Thursdays 6:30 PM Members free – Non-Members court fees $12.78 ???? Adult Tennis Clinic Fridays & Saturdays Call for times $17.50 Tennis Camp — Kids 4-16 are invited
to an exciting summer of Tennis! Join NPB Tennis Pro, Richard Waidelich, in full-day or half-day camp. Participants will experience agility drills, relay races, stroke fundamental instruction,
tennis games and match play. Afternoons are at the pool. Full day is $225/wk and half day is $125/wk. Weekly camps begin June 9th. Daily rates are available. For Info Call 626-6515.
T h e V i l l a g e N E W S L E T T E R P a g e 6 J U N E 2 0 0 8 The summer heat is here and with it water temps rise, sea conditions calm and bait fish start to show. The offshore
fishing becomes full of life bringing in a wide variety of species to target. The Dolphin are found near floating debris and any other cover that is holding bait fish. Many of the Dolphin
caught range in size from 10 to 30 pounds. The Wahoo fishing is great as many anglers target them at sunrise as they high speed troll dead ballyhoo. The Wahoo are very toothy and wire
leaders are needed. The size of the Wahoo ranges from 10 to 50 pounds. The Bonita are a fish that many anglers view as a junk fish but they are a blast to catch. The Bonita are very
aggressive and school together attacking live baits, dead baits and artificial lures presented to them. They also make for steady action keeping the kids busy all day long. The Kingfish
can be found near local wrecks as many of the kings are targeting bait schools. Live baits slow trolled or under a kite will produce many strikes for anglers. Those anglers flying a
kite or slow trolling live baits might even find a few Sailfish still roaming our local waters. The bottom fishing for Snapper and Grouper is great on the deeper wrecks using live baits
and dead baits dropped down to the bottom. The Amberjacks can also be caught on the deeper wreck. Once hooked up with a fish on a wreck pump hard and fast so the fish does not get you
caught on the wreck. This also helps to avoid the sharks from taking your prized catch. The inshore fishing starts to take a turn as many of the fish targeted are found on our local
beaches and deep passes. The Tarpon and Snook will be schooled up along the beaches and local inlets. The Tarpon can be seen rolling near the surface chasing bait schools. Live bait
works best but artificial lures also produce strikes. The average size of the Tarpon ranges from 20 to 100 pounds. The Snook fishing is great near local inlets using live baits dropped
to the bottom. These Snook when caught need to be handled with great care as they are full of eggs for the future. The Snook should be left in the water and not lifted out of the w ater
b y th ere ja w. The average size of the Snook ranges from 10 to 25 pounds. The big Jacks will also be cruising our local inshore waters and beaches. The Jacks are very aggressive and
will take live bait and artificial lures and jigs. The Jacks school together and make for a great fight on light tackle rods. The average size of the Jacks caught is 2 to 30 pounds.
The Mangrove Snapper bite around rock piles and drop offs is great around the full moon. These fish are great eating and will take a wide variety of baits from live to artificial. Well
that is the fishing report for June ~ hope you enjoyed. Remember you can’t catch them from the couch! Tight Lines! Capt. Craig Korczynski ~ Phlats Guide Services -561-644-4371 ~ PalmBeachFishingGuide
.com SANITATION DEPARTMENT The Solid Waste Division is responsible for the collection and removal of garbage, trash, vegetation, recycling and bulk items within the Village limits of
North Palm Beach. Our service includes three times a week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) for household garbage pickup, once a week (Thursday) curbside recycling pickup and twice a week
(Tuesday and Thursday) trash, vegetation and bulk items pickup. Garbage Generally this is kitchen waste: anything used in the preparation of food, plus food containers and wrappers (those
that cannot be recycled). All single family residential and commercial locations have garbage pick-up three times a week. Trash/Vegetation/Bulk Items Yard foliage: grass cuttings, tree
limbs, hedge clippings are all yard trash. Trash pick up is twice a week. Please make two separate piles, one for vegetation and one for trash. Contractors for lawn and tree services
are responsible for removal of the materials they trim. (**Vegetation -Please place items no earlier than the night before for pick up). Recycling Newspapers (bag or tie). Note: a paper
bag holds newspapers very neatly and may be place in one end or on top of the recycling bin. Co-mingle plastic, glass and aluminum. Containers made of these materials should be rinsed
out with lids and labels removed (as well as possible). Recycling is pick up on Thursday. Timely placement of all materials, by 7:00 AM on your pickup day, would be greatly appreciated.
Please call the Public Works Department at 691-3440, should you have any questions. NEW FEATURE!
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 SNACK BAR OPENS TODAY @the Country Club /Pool area. (See Pool Hours for snack times) CODE ENFORCEMENT Board Meeting 6:30 PM 3 MGA -Shotgun @the Country
Club -7:45 AM & 12:30 PM (Pg. 3) Final After School Program @the Library 2:30 PM (Pg. 2) 4 WGA -Shotgun @the Country Club -7:45 AM & 12:30 PM (Pg. 3) Library Story Times 10:15 AM & 3:00
PM and Movie Day 2:30 PM @the Library (Pg. 2) 5 Old Time Rock & Roll -Village Green featuring Joe Staats 7-11 PM Game Day 2:30 PM @the Library (Pg. 2) 6 Village Green Pool Side BBQ!
6-10 PM (w/DJ Music!) Toddler Time 1:00 PM and Kids Express 2:30 PM @Library (P. 2) 7 Computer Help 9-11 AM @the Library (Pg. 2) 8 All Players -Shotgun at the Country Club ~ 7:45 AM
and Sunday Golf Outing—1:00 PM (Pg. 3) 9 “ 7” Continents of the World Reading Program @the Library BEGINS TODAY (Pg. 2) 10 MGA -Shotgun @the Country Club -7:45 AM & 12:30 PM (Pg. 3)
RECREATION ADVISORY Board Meeting 7:30 PM 11 The Golf Course will be CLOSED today for maintenance. Library Library Story Times 10:15 AM & 3:00 PM @the Library (Pg. 2) “WOLFHOUND DAY”
@the Community Ctr. 6:30 PM (Pg. 1) 12 The Golf Course will be CLOSED today for maintenance. Summer Special “Kick-Off Program” Puppets of the World @the Library 3:30 PM (Pg. 2) Old Time
Rock & Roll -7-11 PM COUNCIL MTG. 7:30 PM 13 Village Green Pool Side BBQ! 6-10 PM (w/DJ Music!) Plus… Parks & Rec. “Summer Pool Party!” @the Pool 6-10 PM (Pg. 5) 14 FLAG DAY Computer
Help 9-11 AM @the Library (Pg. 2) 15 FATHER’S DAY Call the “Village Green” for information @691-3430. 16 17 MGA -Shotgun @the Country Club -7:45 AM & 12:30 PM (Pg. 3) 18 WGA -Shotgun
@the Country Club -7:45 AM & 12:30 PM (Pg. 3) Library Story Times 10:15 AM & 3:00 PM @the Library (Pg. 2) 19 Old Time Rock & Roll -Village Green featuring Joe Staats 7-11 PM Summer Special
Bush Wildlife @the Library 3:30 PM (Pg. 2) 20 Village Green Pool Side BBQ! 6-10 PM (w/DJ Music!) 21 Computer Help 9-11 AM @the Library (Pg. 2) 22 23 “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” at
Anchorage Pk. @7:00 PM (Pg. 4) 24 MGA -Shotgun @the Country Club -7:45 AM & 12:30 PM (Pg. 3) LIBRARY ADVISORY Board Meeting 7:00 PM 25 WGA -Shotgun @the Country Club -7:45 AM & 12:30
PM (Pg. 3) Library Story Times 10:15 AM & 3:00 PM @the Library (Pg. 2) 26 Old Time Rock & Roll -Village Green featuring Joe Staats 7-11 PM Summer Special Rainforest Fruits & Veggies
@the Library 3:30 PM (Pg. 2) COUNCIL MTG. 7:30 PM 27 Village Green Pool Side BBQ! 6-10 PM (w/DJ Music!) 28 Computer Help 9-11 AM @the Library (Pg. 2) 29 30 Happy Birthday USA KICK OFF
@the Library (Pg. 2) (Runs to July 3rd) Library Hours: * Monday -Thursday 9 AM -7 PM Friday -Saturday 9 AM -5 PM Sunday 1 PM -5 PM Children’s Library: * Monday -Thursday 12 PM—7 PM Friday
12 PM—5 PM Saturday 9 PM—5 PM Sunday 1 PM—5 PM SUMMER Pool Hours: * Monday -Thursday 10 AM -7 PM Friday 10 PM -10 PM Saturday 10 AM -6 PM Sunday 12 PM -6 PM Restaurant Hours: Sunday
& Monday 7 AM -5 PM Tuesday -Saturday 7 AM -11 PM Tennis Hours -Club Play: * Women -Tuesday 8 AM Thursday 6:30 PM Men -Tuesday, Thursday & Sat. 8 AM Monday 6:30 PM Mixed -Saturday 4
PM Wednesday 7 PM * Holiday hours may vary and will be posted as necessary. 951 US Highway 1, NPB, FL 33408 Phone: 561-691-3430 Fax: 561-630-0932 The NPB Country Club and the Village
Green Restaurant are OPEN TO THE PUBLIC **** SNACK BAR OPENS June 2 through Labor Day. Use POOL HOURS (above) for snack times. MONDAYS in June: Closed at 5 PM -No Dinner Menu TUESDAYS
in June: Pot Roast Dinner -11 AM -10 PM WEDNESDAYS in June: Italian Specials -11 AM -10 PM THURSDAYS in June: Turkey Dinner -11 AM -10 PM FRIDAYS in June: Fish & Chips Dinner -11 AM
-10 PM SATURDAYS in June: Our Fabulous Prime Rib! 5:30 PM -10 PM SUNDAYS in June: Closed at 5 PM -No Dinner Menu TUES. -SAT. in June LIVE MUSIC -7 PM -11 PM PARKS & REC.: For lots more
JUNE information, please refer to (pages 4 & 5). COUNTRY CLUB /GOLF SHOP: (From page 3) ????WGA Shotguns @the C C ~ June 11th 7:45AM & 12:30PM are still on! ???? The GOLF COURSE WILL
BE CLOSED for League Play & Shotgun Outing: June 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24 and 25 @5:00 PM and June 8 @1:00 PM ???? Two 3-day Summer Golf Programs: June 11, 12 & 13 /June 25, 26 & 27
LIBRARY: There will be NO Genealogy Club meeting this month. (See page 2) www.village-npb.com 561-841-3380 501 U.S. Highway 1, North Palm Beach, FL 33408 ~
Want To Keep Your Children Safe? The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety, in conjunction with the National Center For Missing & Exploited Children, would like to extend an open
invitation to all village residents to attend the 2nd annual “Operation Safe Kids” program at the Public Safety building (560 US Highway 1) on Tuesday, June 3, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. “Operation
Safe Kids” is designed to provide education and awareness to parents and children together about preventable and dangerous situations. This program was established by the North Palm
Beach Department of Public Safety in an effort to keep our communities “kids safe”. This assembly style presentation teaches children how to identify potential dangers, protect themselves
from abuse, abduction and exploitation through a series of interactive scenarios. The presentation empowers children with the information, tools, and support they need to be safe, without
frightening them. It teaches them how to use their instincts, intuition, and common sense sense to make smart choices, not scared reactions when confronted by danger. The North Palm
Beach Department of Public Safety will provide parents with a checklist of simple safety measures, deterrence strategies and solutions to minimize the chances of harm to their children.
The information presented is designed to ignite conversation and interaction between parents and children regarding the dangers posed by abductors and molesters. It will also include
a segment on internet safety presented by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety would like to encourage all residents
to attend this powerful and informative presentation. For more information or to sign up for this free class, please call Officer Angela Williams @The NPB Department of Public Safety
-841-3300. T h e V i l l a g e N E W S L E T T E R J U N E 2 0 0 8 F o l d o u t f o r c a l e n d a r ( P a g e s 7 & 8 ) P a g e 9 Tools and Toys Matches and lighters are useffu tools.
To adults, they seem harmless but in the hands of children they can be deadly. You wouldn't dream of leaving sharp knives lying around where children can reach then. Matches and lighters
must be treated the same way. Tell children that matches and lighters are dangerous tools that only grownups should use and never utilize them as a toy yourself because children are
great imitators. Adults must control the availability of matches, lighters, and other fire-starting tools in the home. If you smoke, keep them in your pocket or your purse and any other
implements hidden out of the reach of children. A little prevention goes a long way! Be Sure to be Safe School’s out and the kids are on the water. Now is the time to be extra careful
on your boat. Check your safety equipment: life jackets, flares, and fire extinguishers. When you’re on the water you must have a life jacket for everyone on board and a floating cushion
or ring buoy to throw if someone falls overboard. Be alert at the helm. Always be on the lookout for other boats and those personal water craft that are always scooting around. Obey
the “rules of the road” and pay attention to channel markers and the regulatory markers that establish speed limits and warn of hazardous areas. Personal watercraft owners…remember that
you are operating a boat and must obey the same rules on the water
as other powered vessels. We urge everybody who launches at Anchorage Park to request a vessel safety check by the Coast Guard Auxiliary examiners on duty at the park on weekends. The
Village Public Safety Department will be offering its boating safety course for younger boaters this month. The Coast Guard Auxiliary will be offering the Coast Guard Boating Safety
Program for adult boaters also. And everybody – Be courteous on the water and be sure to be safe. Your Police Department recently completed its on-site assessment by the Commission on
Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) and will be receiving final notification about our accreditation status in July. I would like to personally thank all of our citizens
who called in by phone to the assessors or came to the public hearing that was held on April 21st. I was never more proud of this agency and its employees as I was that same evening,
as I listened to the numerous examples of the great work that our police staff does on a daily basis. Thank you to each of you who took the time to atteen this meeting and for the many
kind remarks that were made. Your Public Safety Department is fortunate to be able to serve such an outstanding and supportive community. Chief Stephen Canfield Want To Keep Your Children
Safe? The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety, in conjunction with the National Center For Missing & Exploited Children, would like to extend an open invitation to all village
residents to attend the 2nd annual “Operation Safe Kids” program at the Public Safety building (560 US Highway 1) on Tuesday, June 3, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. “Operation Safe Kids” is designed
to provide education and awareness to parents and children together about preventable and dangerous situations. This program was established by the North Palm Beach Department of Public
Safety in an effort to keep our communities “kids safe”. This assembly style presentation teaches children how to identify potential dangers, protect themselves from abuse, abduction
and exploitation through a series of interactive scenarios. The presentation empowers children with the information, tools, and support they need to be safe, without frightening them.
It teaches them how to use their instincts, intuition, and common sense to make smart choices, not scared reactions when confronted by danger. The North Palm Beach Department of Public
Safety will provide parents with a checklist of simple safety measures, deterrence strategies and solutions to minimize the chances of harm to their children. The information presented
is designed to ignite conversation and interaction between parents and children regarding the dangers posed by abductors and molesters. It will also include a segment on internet safety
presented by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety would like to encourage all residents to attend this powerful and
informative presentation. For more information or to sign up for this free class, please call Officer Angela Williams @The NPB Department of Public Safety -841-3300. Tools and Toys Matches
and lighters are useful tools. To adults, they seem harmless but in the hands of children they can be deadly. You wouldn't dream of leaving sharp knives lying around where children can
reach then. Matches and lighters must be treated the same way. Tell children that matches and lighters are dangerous tools that only grownups should use and never utilize them as a toy
yourself because children are great imitators. Adults must control the availability of matches, lighters, and other fire-starting tools in the home. If you smoke, keep them in your pocket
or your purse and any other implements hidden out of the reach reach of children. A little prevention goes a long way! Fire Department -882-1141 Your Police Department recently completed
its on-site assessment by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) and will be receiving final notification about our accreditation status in July. I would
like to personally thank all of our citizens who called in by phone to the assessors or came to the public hearing that was held on April 21st. I was never more proud of this agency
and its employees as I was that same evening, as I listened to the numerous examples of the great work that our police staff does on a daily basis. Thank you to each of you who took
the time to attend this meeting and for the many kind remarks that were made. Your Public Safety Department is fortunate to be able to serve such an outstanding and supportive community.
Chief Stephen Canfield
PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE Village Council..............................................................................................................2nd & 4th Thursday, 7:30 pm Audit
Committee ................................................................................................................................................... on call Code Enforcement
Board ...................................................................................................1st Monday, on call, 6:30 pm Construction Board of Adjustment & Appeal........................
............................................................................... on call General Employees Pension Board ...............................................................................
........................quarterly, on call Golf Advisory Board .....................................................................................................2nd Monday, monthly,
5:00 pm Library Advisory Board ..................................................................................................4th Tuesday, monthly, 7:00 pm Planning Commission.....................
................................................................................1st Tuesday, monthly, 6:30 pm Police & Fire Pension Board..............................................................
...................................................quarterly, on call Recreation Advisory Board ............................................................................................2nd
Tuesday, monthly, 7:30 pm Waterways Board ..................................................................................... next to last Tuesday, in odd months, 4:00 pm Zoning Board
of Adjustment................................................................................................................................. on call NORTH PALM BEACH VILLAGE COUNCIL
William Manuel Mayor David B. Norris Vice Mayor Darryl C. Aubrey, Sc. D. President Pro Tem Edward M. Eissey, Ph.D. Councilman T. R. Hernacki, P.E. Councilman ? ? ? Jimmy Knight Village
Manager Melissa Teal, CMC Village Clerk ? ? ? Village Council members may be contacted through the office of the Village Clerk at 841-3355 or by email at npbclerk@village-npb.org Village
Manager’s Office 841-3380 Village Clerk’s Office 841-3355 Community Development 841-3365 Finance 841-3360 Public Works 691-3440 Recreation 841-3388 Anchorage Park 841-3386 Community
Center 841-3389 Library 841-3383 Children’s Dept. 841-3374 Village Historian 841-3371 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 VILLAGE NEWSLETTER 501 U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 ************** ECRWSS POSTAL
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