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2016-04 Village NewsletterAPRIL 2016 NPB Library Dedication in 1969 Dear Residents, We invite you to celebrate the Village's 60th Anniversary by attending the Heritage Festival and Parade on Saturday, April 2nd, at Anchorage Park! Staff has worked diligently to make this special event a meaningful and fun - filled occasion featuring a Business Expo, live bands, carnival rides and games, concession booths and so much more. Plus, the Heritage Parade is bigger and better this year, showcasing bands, civic groups, clubs and organizations from the surrounding community. PLEASE COME OUT AND ENJOY THIS SPECIAL DAY! As the Village "turns" 60 years old, this is a perfect opportunity to reflect on where we've been, where we are now and where we want to go. The Village Council needs and welcomes your input and involvement as they consider major issues, such as the new clubhouse facility, the Master Plan, boat and RV storage, etc. Many of you have exercised your civic duty by attending public meetings and Council workshops which provide insight into the thought processes that influence and shape Council decisions. I am hopeful that you will encourage your friends and neighbors to become more active so that they too can experience firsthand the benefits of engagement and of voicing their opinions on matters concerning where they live and work and play. You CAN make a difference! Also please note that tentative workshop topics for April include the Country Club, the capital budget and Village sanitation services. Please keep in mind that workshops are simply an opportunity for the council to examine various issues in -depth so that they may give guidance to staff regarding future action(s) to take, if necessary. There is no vote at a workshop. Check our website (www.village- npb.org) for actual dates and locations. I look forward to seeing you at our Heritage Festival and Parade! Sincerely, f�m 5 � - - - - - - - - - - - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 AARP TAX -AIDE PROGRAM AL AARP Tax -Aide volunteers will be on -hand to help you prepare your tax return now through �' -- April 15th. - WEEKDAYS Monday, Wednesday, Friday LOCATION NPB Council Chambers �- T8x -aide HOURS 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Taxpayers should bring their current tax forms, W -2's, 1099's and other tax information along with last year's tax return and picture ID. For information, call the Village Clerk's office at 841 -3355. F FIt 2016 AV NOOV) Vk ;C0 pn. L AO ■1111►. the COPA carnival — BID on AUCTIOn ITems including children's artwork enJOY FOOD & AcTIVITes support The COPA Program Ri & The Conservatory School NAVe FUn with the entire family! GARnIVAL & AUCTIOn 010 WRIST BanDs includes the childrens' main ctivities and bounce houses PLAY Games esigned by TCS students Looking for SPonSORSHIP OPPORTUnMes? Contact the Carnival Chair: DR. R4Bin Noyes CarnivalcmTheCOPAFoundation.org 561.309.1422 www.TheCOPAFoundation.org TU,pPOyee Neese Library Director Betty Sammis Retiring Library Director Betty Sammis has announced her retirement from the Village of North Palm Beach. Her last day will be April 15th. Betty has worked for the Library for the past seven years, is a resident of North Palm Beach. Her hus- band, Paul, has served on the Waterways Board. Betty will surely be missed as she loved the library and making award winning - floats for the Heritage Day Parade. She was involved in many community and employee events. Her laughter and love of books was evident wherever she went. Betty, her husband and her pets will be moving to their cabin in the mountains of Georgia. Please stop by the Library to wish her well in her retirement! North Palm Beach Recognizes Thirty -Year Employee Last month, Village em- ployees celebrated Charles Mitchell's thirty years of employment with the Village of North Palm Beach. Employees took up a collection and surprised him with a breakfast and a gift card. Charles works in the Public Works Depart- ment and said he is very thankful for working with such nice people. He has seen a lot of chang- es through the years but continues to enjoy com- ing to work every day. Congratulations Charles! F17 News The Finance Department has been awarded the Nstiguished Budget Presentation Award. CONGRATULATIONS! N_ i qkj 'soVEANW%w FINANCE ❑MICENS ASSOCIATION Distinguished Budget Pre6owlatiarl Award Village of Voi lh Palm 0"ch u m-sd. t.. �. ­11.... .f.y......... 0o. W, 1, ZIP is North Palm Beach's First Fire Truck 1957 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The picture shows Chief Dudden, Director of Public Safety, accepting delivery, of the Village's first fire engine. The engine was built by the American- ; LaFrance Co. of Elmira, NY and, as was the standard of the day shipped by ;railcar to WPB where it was picked up (explaining the background). The other gentleman in the picture was the factory technician sent with the engine to ,provide training in use & maintenance to department personnel. The engine; was state -of- the -art for small suburban fire, departments of the day, built on a commercial; chassis with a 750 gallon per minute ( GPM ) p um p • and 500 gallon water tank, two people rode in the; cab and the rest of the crew rode standing on the tailboard. In comparison, our engines today are •• built on a custom chassis with 1250 GPM pumps, still a 500 gallon tank, and everyone rides inside the protective cab. www.village-npb.org Fire 1 1 Board Meeting of the Friends of the Library— Monday, 4/4, 6:00 PM Lunch Box Travel Videos. Wednesdays at Noon 4/6 Hampton Court Palace (England) 4/13 Prague and Berlin 4/20 India 4/27 Brazil Coloring Book Club for Grownups. Thursday 4/7, 2:00 pm Book Discussion: CHARLIE MARTZ AND OTHER STORIES, by Elmore Leonard Thurs- day 4/14, 11:00 AM Meeting of the AAUW - Monday, 4/26 at 6:30 PM Free Seminar presented by Shalloway & Shalloway, P.A. Elder and Special Needs Attorneys - Thursday, 4/14 at 2:00 PM k6 �m The TreeSearchers Genealogy Club. – Tuesday, 4/19 at 7:00 PM The Great Courses. TBA - Tuesdays at 1:00 PM Early 20th Century Novels (8 lectures, 8 weeks) filmed series from The Great Courses. - Friday 4/8 and 4/22 at 2:00 PM Knit & Crochet- Monday, 1:00— 4:00 PM The Sand Dollar Quilters Group - Fridays, 10:00 AM -2:00 PM CODE OF THE MONTH —___. . _ . _. ...ainten;-_..__ . _�_.. _..._..._. (e) Pools and spas shall be maintained so the water remains free and clear of pollutants and de- bris. Pools and spas shall comply with the enclosure requirements of this Code and Florida Building Code, as amended from time to time. e As we get closer to the warmer months, for some that means vacations are on the horizon. The North Palm Beach Police Department would like to remind resi- dents that when preparing to go out of town on vacation it is important that you take necessary steps to safeguard your homes and vehicles from potential bur- glars. If you will be out of town for an extended period of time, make sure that all vehicles are secured inside a closed garage when possible. Vehicles may be placed in a location to provide the appearance that you are home if the garage is _ unavailable. Remember to lock all windows and doors and remove all valuables. I F. �T, I !1M To safeguard your homes, make sure that any exterior lighting is operational ) overnight. All exterior doors and windows are must be closed and locked. If your home is equipped with an alarm system, check to make sure it is operating properly prior to setting it. Ask a friend or neighbor to look after your home while you are away and have them periodically check the property to make sure that everything is in order. You can provide specific dates to the post office ,to suspend mail delivery until your return. Burglars will often look to see a collection of mail and /or packages are at the front door and use that as an indicator that the resident is away and the house is an easy target for a burglary. The North Palm Beach Police Department strongly encourages residents I to complete a Vacation House Watch form. This program is a free service to all village businesses and residents. The form can be accessed on our website and is also provided for your convenience in the lobby. L— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —I !11 ���YaQ- 5u ort our TrOOPS uperation Fiesta T O Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of freedom and liberty. Support Our Troops USA Inc. is '�►� o.,�� gratefully accepting contributions toward its Operation Fiesta shipment to help our soldiers celebrate. Your donations will be used to purchase salsa, corn chips, queso, hot sauce, jalapenos, canned chilies, candy red hots, individual powdered drink mix, and to help offset postage costs. Cards and notes to warm the heart are always welcome! Contributions can be mailed to: Support Our Troops USA Inc. PO Box 14211 North Palm Beach, FL 33408 or dropped off by April 8th at the Clerk's Office, Village Hall, 501 U.S. 1. Call 841 -3355 for info. VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES — VILLAGE BOARDS vei a:ceer1vci -uh: -tees; Interested in making a difference? Giving back? Supporting your community? Volunteer to serve on a Village Board. Village Boards advise the Council on issues and activities of the Village. Annual Now) appointments to Village Boards will be made in April. !. a person who voluririlp offers hi-n5L or herself ft@ service orundertakir.l To apply, complete the Application for Appointment available at www.village- npb.org under Boards & Committees, or call the Clerk's office, 841 -3355. Return your application and resume (optional) wn dormsasevicevA gv to the Clerk's office at Village Hall, 501 U.S. Hwy 1, NPB FL 33408, npbclerk(c)_village- npb.org a a Deadline for applications is Friday, April 15th. lb - a H S U E rti NLTAV R 0 P H B z D ��� L X 5 P p l A A r z H O gF4 N VV RCYN We are currently accepting new patients and provide optical services on site at both of our locations. We look forward to providing you with quality, personalized, comprehensive ophthalmic care. (561) 621.6333 840 US Highway 1, Suite 430 North Palm Beach, FL 33403 (561) 141.1000 210 Jupiter Lakes Blvd, Building 4000 Suite 106 Jupiter, FL 33458 6ai4 NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK APRIL 10-16,2016 We Do MORE Than Books APRIL 3016 Cwmimin ���ity SUN Hours Driving Range Hours: Monday & Thursday 9 AM - 9:00 PM Tues /Wed & Fri - Sunday 7 AM - 9:00 PM Golf Shop Hours: Daily 6:30 AM -7 PM Restaurant: Open Daily 7AM -7 PM Library Hours: 3 Club Championship Monday - Thursday 9 AM - 7 PM Finals -10am Friday - Saturday 9 AM - 5 PM Tennis Clinic– 9:30am Sunday 1 PM - 5 PM Pool Hours: Mon. CLOSED Tues. —Fri. 12 PM - 4 PM Saturday 10 PM– 6 PM Sunday 12 PM - 6 PM Water Aerobics— Tues. & Thurs. - Jane 7:00 PM Wed. & Fri. - Steve 7:45 AM - 11:00am - 12:00pm Members Only Swim- 10:00am - 12:00pm 12:00 PM Monday - Friday Tennis Court Hours /Club Plav: Mon. - Thurs. 7:45 AM - 10 PM Fri. - Sun. 7:45 AM - DARK Tennis Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 7:45 AM - 7:00 PM Fri. 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM Sat. & Sun. 7:45 AM - 12:00 PM 10 Tennis Clinic– 9:30am 17 Tennis Clinic - 9:30am MON 4 Member Clinic -4pm 9 & Dine -5pm Shotgun Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm Friends of the Library-5:00 pm Zumba -7pm Tennis Clinic– 9:30 am 11 Book Discussion -11 am Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm Zumba -7pm Tennis Clinic– 9:30 am 1 Tennis Clinic– 9:30 am Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm 24 Tennis Clinic– 9:30am 25 Zumba -7pm Tennis Clinic– 9:30am Knit & Crochet -1 -4pm AAUW -6:30 pm 1COM I (I • Summer Camp registration Begins April 1st • Mother's Day at the Country Club —May 8th • Memorial Day May 30th TUE 5 MGA -7:40 am tee times Story Time, Ages 2- 4 -10am Baby Time 11 -23 mons. -11am Great Courses -1 -2:30 pm Jr. Creativity Time - 2:45pm Water Aerobics - 11am -12pm Cardio Tennis – 9:30am 1 2 MGA -7:40 am tee times Story Time, Ages 2- 4 -10am Baby Time 11 -23 mons. -11am Great Courses -1 -2:30 pm Jr. Creativity Time - 2:45pm Water Aerobics - 11am -12pm Cardio Tennis – 9:30am 19 MGA -7:45 am rev shotgun Story Time, Ages 2- 4 -10am Baby Time 11 -23 mons. -11am Jr. Creativity Time - 2:45pm Genealogy Club— 7pm Water Aerobics - 11am -12pm Cardio Tennis – 9:30am 26 MGA -7:40 am tee times Story Time, Ages 2- 4 -10am Baby Time 11 -23 mons. -11am Great Courses -1 -2:30 pm Jr. Creativity Time - 2:45pm Cardio Tennis – 9:30am 0 Golf 0 Parks & Rec C,aJanoJa� WED Every Wednesday at the library: Kids Creativity Time - 2:15pm Read to Ella the dog at 3pm 6WGA- 8:15am 9 Holers- 10:28am tee times Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Ballroom Dance Class -7pm Story Time, Ages 2 -4 - 10:00am Travel Film —Noon 13WGA- 8:15am rev. shotgun 9 Holers- 10:28am tee times Story Time, Ages 2 -4 - 10:00am Travel Film —Noon Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Ballroom Dance Class -7pm Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm :gun 20WGA- 8:15m rev. shotgun 9 Holers- 10:28am tee times m Story Time, Ages 2 -4 - 10:00am Travel Film —Noon Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Ballroom Dance Class -7pm Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm 27 WGA- 8:15 am rev.shotgun 9 Holers- 10:28m tee times Story Time, Ages 2 -4 10:00am Travel Film —Noon Tennis Clinic- 6:30pm KEY E Library Recreation 0 Tennis The North Palm Beach Country Club and Village Tavern Restaurant are OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 951 US Highway 1, NPB, FL 33408 Phone: 561-691-3430 www.npbcc.org THUR 7 Adult Coloring -2pm Water Aerobics - 11am -12pm Tennis Clinic - 9:30am Men's Doubles Tennis - 6:30pm Council Meeting- 7:30pm 14Water Aerobics11am -12pm Book Discussion —1 lam Free Semi nar — Shalloway & Shalloway, P.A. Elder and Spe- cial Needs -2pm Tennis Clinic - 9:30am Men's Doubles Tennis - 6:30pm 21 Tennis Clinic - 9:30am Men's Doubles Tennis - 6:30pm Water Aerobics - 11am -12pm Council Meeting- 7:30pm 28 Tennis Clinic- 9:30am Men's Doubles Tennis - 6:30pm NPBCC Restaurant FRI 1 Tennis Clinic - 9:30am Quilters Group -10am Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Tai Chi -10am 8 Tennis Clinic - 9:30am Quilters Group -10am Great Courses -2:00 pm Pot Luck Friday —noon Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Tai Chi -10am 15 Tennis Clinic - 9:30am Quilters Group -10am Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Tai Chi -10am 22 Tennis Clinic - 9:30am Water Aerobics -11 -12 pm Tai Chi -10am Great Courses -2:00 pm Kids Night Out- 6 -1 0pm 29 Tennis Clinic - 9:30am Men's Doubles Tennis - 6:30pm O t G._ SAT 2 Club Championship Semi - Finals-10am Junior Golf Clinic - 1 -2pm Tennis Clinic - 9am Table Tennis —Osb., 1lam 9 Junior Golf Clinic - 1 -2 pm Tennis Clinic - 9am Table Tennis —Osb., 1lam 16 Junior Golf Clinic 1 -2pm Tennis Clinic - 9am Adult Chess Club- 9am -4pm Kids Chess— 11am -1 pm 23 Grint Group Outing - 7:32am Tee Times Junior Golf Clinic -1 -2pm Tennis Clinic - 9am Table Tennis —Osb., 1lam Food Truck Frenzy -5 -9pm 30 Tennis Clinic - 9am www.village - npb.org 561- 841 -3380 501 U.S. Highway 1, North Palm Beach, FL SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION North Palm Beach Summer Camp registration begins online on April 1 for NPB esidents and April 8 for non - residents. Pre - registration for all camp programs is required! Multiple session discounts apply. Complete schedules are available on the recreation pages of the village website: www.village - npb.org or call 561 - 841 -3386 for more information. Summer Rec Camp is for ages 7 -12 years. Weekly Sessions, organized activity 9 :00am - 4:OOpm at the NPB Community Ctr, 1200 Prosperity Farms Rd. Travel 3 days /wk Fee: $205/$200 (RDF) /wk. Teen Adventure Camp is for ages 13 -15 years. Weekly Sessions, organized activity 9 :00am - 4:OOpm at the NPB Community Ctr, 1200 Prosperity Farms Rd. Travel 3 days /wk Fee: $205/$200 (RDF) /wk. Session 1: June 6 -10 Session 2: June 13 -17 Session 3: June 20 -24 Session 4: June 27 - July 1 Session 5: July 5 - 8 Session 6: July 11 -15 Session 7: July 18 -22 Session 8: July 25 -29 Fishing Camp is for ages 4 -14. Half -day instruction and fishing activity 9.00 am —noon at Anchorage Park, 603 Anchorage Dr. Fee- $105/$100 (RDF) /wk Session 1 June 13 -17 Session 3 July 25 -29 Session 2 July 11 -15 Session 4 Aug 1 -5 Tennis Camp is for ages 5 -17 years. Daily or weekly half -day sessions. 9,00am –1.00 pm at the NPB Tennis Center, 951 Us Highway 1. Prices range from $40- $47.50 /day, $168 - $190 /wk. Call 561 - 691 -3425 for details. Session 1 June 6 -10 Session 6 July 11 -15t Session 2 June 13 -17 Session 7 July 18 -22 Al Session 3 June 20 -24 Session 4 June27 -July1 Session 5 July 5 -8 Session 8 July 25 -29 Session 9 August 1 -5 Session 10 August 8 -12 April Food Truck Frenzy I � ah E UPCOMING EVENTS & ACTIVITIES Marina Closed — The Anchorage Park Marina will be closed on April 2 for the Heritage Festival /Parade. No one will have access to the ramp or the storage lots. April 23 5:00 -9:00. We have 5 new trucks that will be participat- ing in the April Food Truck Fren- zy as well as many of your old favorites! There will not be a movie in the park at this Frenzy, but instead, great music!! Mark your calendars and plan on din- ing with us in the park! Lunch & Learn Apple I -Phone April 13 at 11:00 am — Due to popular demand, we will contin- ue the monthly I -Phone classes. We will show you the basics of using your I- phone; using the camera, texting, emailing, basics apps, and more!! Fee: $8 and includes a light lunch. www.village- npb.org Travel Trips — The North Palm Beach Recreation Dept. invites you to join us for upcoming trips to local attractions! The Recre- ation Dept. now owns a bus so we will be able to take the trips with less chance of cancelling due to low enrollment. Sign up now for these scheduled trips: Apr. 7 — Hard Rock Casino - $15 Apr. 14 — Everglades 10,000 Islands - $65 Apr. 22 — Out to Lunch Twisted Tuna in 99P Stuart - $10 (bus ride only) Apr. 28 — Thrift Store Frenzy- $15 Call Bill for any questions you may have regarding these trips. 841 -3386. HOLLYWOOD. FL Studies report meditation (Meditation reduces levels of adrena- line and cortisol and de- Cl,asses creases metabolism, wiil��r.IMvrlbtiuw breathing rate, heart rate, WERY i and blood pressure IIESllpY W &30AM - ...�cw.w. Kw ispelm. s [w.uf ..Y� MlfdiESG75'�IODO JM ...r.... -. uw+.ww.. w.msaoa while increasing alpha (relaxing) brain waves. �g Brian waves become syn- chronized between hemi- spheres producing gains in memory and concentra- tion as deep relaxation occurs. Focused meditation can im- prove performance, promote healing, and relieve pain. Medita- tion can create balance, grounding, inner peace, and increased spirituality and sense of personal well- being. For children medi- tation can decrease hyperactivity, increase alertness and school performance. Learn how meditation can change your life! Dr. Dave DiSano certified psychologist and hypnotherapist will discuss different types of meditation, and conduct a guided meditation with the class. Learn how meditation can change your life! April classes 4/5 & 4/19 @ 6:30 pm, 4/13 & 4/27 @ 10:00 am at Anchorage Park Activities Bldg. Fee: $12 /$10(RDF) /cls (no charge for chil- dren 6- 16). E Heritage Day is Saturday, April 2nd Taylor Norris is our hometown girl! Born and raised in North Palm Beach, Taylor grew up taking ballet, tap, and jazz lessons. She began singing in 5th grade and has been performing around the area ever since. She graduated from Palm Beach Gardens High School and went on to attend the University of Florida for undergraduate and law school. Since passing the FL Bar last year, Taylor has been pursuing her musical dreams with performances at local venues and at the 2016 Honda Classic. She plans on moving to Nashville by the end of the year. U Heritage Parade: Parade will start at 11:00. It travels from Village Hall - north on Eastwind Dr. to Lighthouse - Light- house to Anchorage - ending at Anchorage Park. It features marching bands, local clubs, businesses /organizations and a few surprises! You can watch the parade from anywhere along this route but be in place prior to 11:00 as the roads will close. Call the Recreation Dept. at 561- 841 -3386 for more information or visit the recreation pages of npb.orq. Bicycle Brigade — the tradition continues! The North Palm Beach Yacht Club will continue a tradition that it began in the year 2000 by awarding $250 in cash prizes to the top three best - decorated bicycles in the annual parade! Children 12 years of age and under are invited to decorate their bikes and fall in behind the Yacht Club float as it makes its way along the parade route. Parents can join in, but the prizes are for the kids! Prizes will be awarded in Anchorage Park following the parade. The winner will receive $125; second place finisher gets $75, and third place will win $50. Originality and ap- pearance count, but the highest marks go to the "Brigaders" who do their own work, without Mom and Dad's help. It's a fun contest for everyone. We invite clubs, businesses, organizations, etc to participate in the 1 mile parade! Contact the Rec Dept. for your application and more information. 561 - 841 -3386. Annual Heritage Parade & Festival It's almost here! The annual Heritage Festival will be held on Saturday, April 2 at Anchorage Park! This year marks the 60th Anniversary of the Village. The Festival will be held at An- chorage Park and feature carnival rides, a midway, food, drink, live enter- tainment, a business expo and more!! Onstage from 1:30 -3:30 will be country -pop artist, Taylor Norris, followed by Memory Lane who will entertain you with the flavor of Motown from 4:30- 7:30 pm. There will be a Putting Contest for all you golfers and, new this year, will be a Cornhole Tournament! 6A�WrM174V/ - * Heritage Festival Cornhole "Bag Toss" Tournament - Think you have r r WLZ � what it takes to be Cornhole "Bag Toss" CORNHOLE Tailgate Champions? Join us Saturday, IV April 2nd at 12PM for a fun- filled Corn- yTrr- -K hole Tournament hosted by South Flori- • nou"sLE -E M da Cornhole! What better way to enjoy a day in the sun then playing America's � - GfFRU�6Ce" i ,By , fastest growing tailgate game while lis- • SINGLE -Elam tening to live music, enjoying awesome SOUTHFLORID $CORNROLE.00PA/N'P2016 �eaarx LH R1A°c�iiseos food and drinks, beer tents, vendors and celebrating 60 years with us! You and your teammate will choose from 2 Skill Level Tournaments that are both 100% payouts to the top teams: "Pro Bracket" for $40 /team "Newbie Bracket" for $10 /team Registration: 12PM -1PM Start: 1PM PRE- REGISTERATION: Entry fee paid day of (Cash only) www. southfloridacornhole .com/heritagefest The tournament is open to all ages and skill levels and will be a double - elimination format. Boards will also be out for anyone to come out and toss around! See you there! Ir Cry CU POib5fl�mryry6��rr..., l �lhk7l'LiUl81M � f i��lQl11fJ!lLR Congratulations to our aoi6 -PBCC Member Guest winners Gross Division Champions :Member, John FiCardo andguest, ltaCph Xruck Gross Division Runner Zips :Member, .Leff Irish andguest, Art Irish Net Division Champiows .Member, John Hough andguest, Jay DebiCt Net Division Aunner Ups 'Member, Itosemary `Vecchio andguest, Xari HopCer Ion Bass January 30th 2016 Hole 5 159 yards 6 iron George Langer January 30th 2016 Hole 17 152 yards 7 wood _ r I Congratulations on gour Holes in One: Robert Shookus February 21st 2016 Hole 5 177 yards 5 iron Susan Troubetzkoy February 1 st 2016 Hole 7 103 yards 8 iron Barry Irrgang February 10th 2016 Hole 17 182 yards 7 hybrid NP13CC would also like to recognize junior member, Catherine Civitella, who made a hole in one on the 4th hole of Eastpointe CC during her PJGT tournament on February 13th 2016. She used a pitching wedge from 93 yards out. - t6e Nor-t6 calm beack GC Golf '5taff couxtly CU IN APRIL 691 -3425 TENNIS APRIL 691 -3425 Open to the Public NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTRY CLUB Open to the Public APRIL 691 -3425 TENNIS APRIL 691 -3425 Racquet Stringing Available Private groups & private lessons may be scheduled at your convenience. SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE - Please call to pre - register. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday D -4 Team Clinic 8:30 Jay -R's Clinic 9:30 Cardin Clinic 9:30 D -6 Team Clinic 8:30 New Player to the Club with GREG 10:00 D -7 Team Clinic 10:00 Greg's Clinic 9:34 Drill & Play 9:30 Adv. Beginner, Intermediate & Adv. 9:00 Round Robin 9:30 Sunday Clinic 9:30 10:30 Hitting Frenzy 11:00 Hitting Frenzy Al, D -1 Team Clinic 10:00 D -5 Team Clinic 9:30 Always call to pre - register. This allows staff to schedule professionals as needed. 11:30 Adv Hit Frnzy Cali to register!!! Call to register!!! Call to register!!! Call to register!!! Call to register!!! 3unior After School & Saturday Classes Call for days and times for your child's age /grade level. Happenings at the Club! There's always something HAPPENING! R evie w the sch edu le. Pick an activity. Call the club (691- 3425) ... It's that simple!!! Junior SUMMER CAMP - weekly camp starting June 6 Half Day Camp - 9 to 1 members $168, residents $180, nonresidents $190 Call to register!!! Call to register!!! Mixed Evening Workout 6:30 I Men's Doubles & Mixed Doubles 6:30 Monday Workout 6:30 Men's Doubles 6:30 Call to register!!! Ongoing JUNIOR CLASSES - Saturdays & After School - call for complete details (691 -3425) SPECIAL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES - CALL 691 -3425 FOR DETAILS OR TO REGISTER PBGHS NJROTC PATRIOTIC HOLIDAY FLAG PROGRAM The Palm Beach Gardens High School Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps is offering an annual Patriotic Holiday Flag placement at your residence. The PBGHS NJROTC will display a United States Flag at your home for President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Veterans Day. The cadets will bring the flag the Saturday preceding the holiday and remove them the following week. The cost per residence is $100.00 annually with all proceeds benefitting the PBGHS JROTC program. Please mail your check or money order made payable to PBGHS NJROTC to: PBGHS NJROTC 4245 Holly Drive Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 The president of the Cadet Parent Organization is Hilda Matthew. Her email is hmatthew830517aol.com. Please contact her with any questions. - _ EdwardJones Vittorio Bertuzzelli SUPPOrt�'aur f MARlNG SENSE OF INVESTING Financial Advisor Local Businesses Advertise Your Village Business Here! Jahn Wurster Owner Operator Rootslandscapellc@gmail.com 561 - 644-4261 3 IBIS, landscape Service, LLC :. 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