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POA Food and Beverage Events Golf The Fitness Center and Spa Racquet Sports December Calendar Security FC Life

Frenchman’s Creek Beach & Country Club 13495 Tournament Drive Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410 (561) 627-6200 Frenchman’s Creek Beach Club 400 Celestial Way Juno Beach, Florida 33408 (561) 624-3400 www.frenchmanscreek.com

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Closed Captioning Upcoming Events

Please contact us at (561) 377-1047 We are available every day of the week from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

PLEASE REMEMBER to lock your doors and set your security alarm anytime you leave the house and retire in the evening.

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Property Owners Association Office —

Office Hours • Monday —Friday……………………… 8:30 am to 5:00 pm • Saturday’s (October 2 to May 31) ………… 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (noon) • Sunday’s………………………………. Closed • Major Holidays……………………….. Closed ( Christmas Day & New Years Day) Services • Clerical — Copying, Faxing, Scanning, Emailing. • Mail/Shipping — USPS, FedEx, and UPS. • Vacation Mail Hold — Available during summer months on a short term basis. • Notary — General notarial acts, excluding Estate Planning documents, i.e., Wills, Trusts, POA, Medical Directives and the like. A local atty is available to notarize estate documents. • Work Orders — Landscape/irrigation, post lights, pressure cleaning, humane animal trapping, fence repair, mailbox repair. • Guest Registration — Register all guests at the POA Office (in person, through email, by calling us, or through the website). • Shredding — Drop boxes are available at the POA Office year round and Shred Truck Days are scheduled periodically throughout the year. • GPS Transportation — Book chauffeur services directly with Global Parking Services for flat rate airport trips or hourly errands/evening out — Call GPS directly at (561) 990-8277 or Email to: gpstransport@globalparkservices.com.

13699 Tournament Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 Phone: (561) 627 - 6200 or 627 - 1467 * Fax: (561) 473 - 9246 Email at poaadmin@frenchmanscreek.com or poarecept@frenchmanscreek.com

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ARB Meeting January 8 February 5 March 11 April 8

Architectural Review Board Meetings at 2:00 p.m. Finance Committee Meetings at 2:30 p.m. Board of Governors Meetings Tuesday ’ s at 2:30 p.m. Executive Trailer & Zoom

• January 3 • January 31 • March 6 • April 3

• January 19 • February 16

• January 23 • February 27 • March 26 • April 23

Any questions or comments for the Board … please email to President@frenchmanscreek.com

Community Meetings at the Pavilion

Operations Update Focused on Home Services Tuesday, January 9 at 4:00 p.m. Annual Meeting Saturday, March 16 at 2:30 p.m.

Meet the President Friday, January 5 at 3:00 p.m. Meet the Candidates Meeting Saturday, March 2 at 2:30 p.m.

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Dear Members, I trust that everyone had a joyous holiday season and spent quality time with their children and grandchildren. Seeing all the families enjoying their time at Frenchman’s Creek was nice. Now that we are entering January, our golf tournament activity will start in earnest. One of the things new to all of you this season is that all our events are available via online registration, which provides all the necessary entry information, adds guest information for Member-Guest events, and allows members to view who is participating. Members are always encouraged to contact the golf shop for additional assistance. Also new this season is the introduction of the Foretee’s tee time system. We believe that the membership will find Foretee’s to be very user-friendly, with more options for booking tee times, and it can be easily accessed through the Frenchman’s Creek App or on the website. Below is a list of major upcoming golf events for January, which you should circle on your calendars. Nine, Wine & Dine • Friday, January 19, 2024 • 3:30 pm Shotgun start • 9 Holes, Make Your Own Foursome Ladies Member-Member

• Rounds 1 & 2 - Tuesday, January 9, 2024 • Rounds 3 & 4 - Thursday, January 11, 2024 • Round 5 - Tuesday, January 16, 2024 Men’s Two-Day Member/Guest • Practice Round - Thursday, January 25, 2024 • Rounds 1, 2, 3 - Friday, January 26, 2024 • Round 4, 5 - Saturday, January 27, 2024 • Shootout - Saturday, January 27, 2024 • Format: Round Robin Match-Play within Flights Ladies Play For P.I.N.K.

• Tuesday, January 30, 2024 • 8:30 am Shotgun - 18 Holes • 10:30 am Shotgun - 9 Holes • 18 and 9 Hole Play I hope that all of you have a New Year resolution of play more golf in 2024. Happy and Healthy New Year, J.R. Congdon Director of Golf

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Group Exercise Schedule

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8:00-9:00am Total Body Conditioning Jane 9:00-10:00am Stretch & Core Jane

8:00-9:00am Barre Jane

8:00-9:00am Cardio Drumming Jade

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9:00-10:00am HIIT Alyette

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4:00-5:00pm Restorative Yoga Nancy CLASS RATE IS $ 10 DAILY OR $60 UNLIMITED MONTHLY. ALL CLASSES ARE SUITED FOR ALL FITNESS LEVELS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. GROUP FITNESS AQUATICS PILATES 4:00-5:00pm Body Sculpt Marina 5:00-6:00pm Yoga Flow Suzette 7:30-8:30am Aqua Spin Chris 8:30-9:15am Aqua Fusion Chris 9:15-10:00am Aqua Fusion Jane 8:00-9:00am Waves of Steel Chris 8:00-8:45 am Aqua Fusion Chris 8:45-9:30 am Aqua Fusion Chris 3:00-4:00pm Aqua Swing Chris/Angelique 4:00-5:00pm Aqua Fusion Chris

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1 New Year ‘ s Day Holiday Tennis Clinics New Year ’ s Brunch at Pavilion and Beach Club Pool Side Café Lunch

2 Holiday Tennis Clinics Ladies Day Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Junior Golf Clinics

Fitness Step Challenge 01 - 01 to 01 - 31

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10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 9 Ladies Member - Member Round 1 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch FC App Lessons Operations Update — 16 Ladies Member - Member Finals Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Home Services Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 10 North Pavilion Dinner Skipstone Wine Dinner Beach Club Dinner 23 Board Meeting Ladies Day Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch FC App Lessons FC Speaker Series Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 30 Play for P.I.N.K. Golf and Luncheon Beach Club Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

7 Frenchman ’ s Walkers Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Pavilion Trivia Dinner Poolside Café Dinner 14 Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Tri - Sports Challenge Pavilion Dinner Poolside Café Dinner Concert on the Range 21 Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Pavilion Dinner and Bingo Pool Side Café Dinner 28 Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch FC Car Club—BallenIsles Car Show Pavilion Dinner Pool Side Café Dinner

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Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Cabaret

15 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Aromatherapy Workshop

Cigar Club Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 22 Beach Club Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

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Wednesday 3 Holiday Tennis Clinics Men ’ s Day Golf Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch January 2024 Poolside Café Dinner 10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 10 Men ’ s Day Golf FC Book Talks Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitting Day Art Lecture Series with Dr. Terryl Lawrence Poolside Café Dinner 10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner Ladies Champagne Dinner 17 Maltz Men ’ s Day Golf Fitting Day Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch (Cocktail Preview) Poolside Café Dinner 10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 24 Men ’ s Day Golf Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Men ’ s Johnnie Walker Tennis Round Robin Fitness Self Defense (4) Poolside Café Dinner 10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 31 Men ’ s Day Golf Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

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5 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Duplicate Bridge Meet the President Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 12 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Spa Day Duplicate Bridge Lip Sync Battle Drawing Reception Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 19 Shredding Day Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Duplicate Bridge VMP—Read to Me Nine, Wine and Dine Poolside Café Dinner Beach Club Dinner 26 Men ’ s Member - Guest Day 1 Beach Club Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Duplicate Bridge

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10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 13 Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Titleist Ball Fitting Day Fitness Line Dance 10 North Pavilion Dinner BC Stone Crab Night 20 Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitness Sound Healing Baths 10 North Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 27 Men ’ s Member - Guest Day 2 Cigar Club Play for P.I.N.K. Cards and Beach Club Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner

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WHAT IS A VETTING PROCESS? Communities use a vetting process to evaluate an applicant’s background and qualifications, eliminate unqualified candidates and deny access to our community to those unqualified applicants. It can include background checks, phone screens, in-person assessments, and interviews. The vetting process establishes trust between Frenchman’s Creek security and its vendors. In addition, it starts an ongoing dialogue about managing risks, which lasts for as long as a person holds a Frenchman’s Creek identification. One of Frenchman’s Creek Security’s primary responsibilities is to ensure the safety of our members and guest. Every day, the security staff here at Frenchman’s Creek controls access to the community and monitors the safety of our roadways. FRENCHMAN’S CREEK SECURITY VETTING PROCESS MESSAGE FROM SECURITY FRENCHMAN’S CREEK IDENTIFICATION CARD RULES: 1. Applicants must possess a permanent Frenchman’s Creek ID card if they provide service more than once yearly. 2. Applicants who drive on Frenchman’s Creek property must possess and provide a valid driver’s license and register as a vehicle operator. 3. All non-drivers must provide a copy of a valid government-issued ID card or valid passport with a photo. 4. Applicants with a felony conviction or plea (guilty, adjudication withheld, no contest, etc.) within the past five years must meet with the Director of Security for approval. 5. Applicants with a history of violent crime in the past will be required to meet with the Director of Security for approval. 6. Applicants with a history of theft, burglary, etc. in the past will also be required to meet with the Director of Securityfor approval. 7. The Director of Security and the Assistant Director of Security will have final authority to accept or deny an applicant’s access to Frenchman’s Creek property. The security staff at Frenchman’s Creek appreciates our member’s attention to detail in this matter. Understanding why we place our vendors through a vetting process is essential for our progress in promoting safety. As we continue through these unprecedented times, establishing a vetting process for vendors will promote the safety and Security expected within our community. Please contact me directly if you have any questions or would like further information by calling

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DECEMBER 2023 edition Highlighting the news and events of NOVEMBER 2023 JANUARY 2024 edition Highlighting the news and events of DECEMBER 2023

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Ladies Member - Staff Golf Tournament Mimi Bergel

The Frenchman ’ s Creek Ladies golf season again experienced a lovely and successful day, both weath erwise and event wise. Tuesday, November 28 was the Ladies Member - Staff Golf Tournament, which was played by both eighteen holers and nine holers, and again filled both courses. The eighteen holers played on the North course and the nine holers played on the South course. Each foursome that signed up was as signed a staff member to play with them. The format was a step - aside scramble, with one drive required of each player, and using the best net score on each hole. Following golf was a great buffet luncheon at the Pavilion, which offered a choice of soups, a very ex tensive salad bar, a slider bar, main dishes, followed by a large dessert buffet. As usual, Martina and the en tire food and beverage staff did a super job. To repeat – it was a lovely day. Women ’ s Eclectic Tournament The first Ladies ’ Day major tournament of the season was held Tuesday and Thursday December 5 and 7. It was the Eclectic consisting of a 2 person team. The 18 holers played a best ball the first day and a modified Pinehurst the second round. The 9 holers played a scramble the first day and a shamble the second day. The winners are listed below. 18 Holers: Flight 1 1st Merle Monsein and Maryanne Bartfield 2nd Jana Spiess and Suzanne Moscow Flight 2 1st Debra LaLonde and Lauren Rubin 2nd Lois Silverman and Linda Pack Flight 3 1st Karen Rosenbaum and Elena Ezratty 2nd Barbara Sheldon and Wendy Grabler Flight 4 1st Gail Kaltman and Jeri Jacobs 2nd Barbara Ilsen and Robyn Rosenblatt

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DECEMBER 12, 2023 1 Odd 2 Even 18 HOLERS FLIGHT 1 1st place: Debra LaLonde, Leslie Skolnick TIE Michele Greenfield Cathy Miller, Merle Monsein Debra Greenberg FLIGHT 2 1st place: Suzanne Speiser Wendy Grabler TIE Barbara Sheldon Ronni Grebow, Sharon Rochlin Sandra Myrow, Karen Rosenbaum

9 IS ENOUGH BETTER BALL 1st place Ronnie Gallina, Goldie Miller Adrienne Glazov 2nd place June Garson, Linda Jacobs Roberta Selzer, Sue Berger SCRAMBLE 1st place Sandy Bobb, Ellen Rosenman Linda Friedman 2nd place Anita Fishbein, Marcy Sanders Elaine Sussman

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FLIGHT 3 1st place Joan Mopper, Sheila Babich Anne Sternlicht

ROBERT GOLDSTEIN had his hole - in - one on Saturday, December 9, 2023. It was on the North Course number 15 playing at 145 yards. Pictured are left to right: Bruce Haber, Bruce Shear and Robert

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The Homefront column is designed to inform our members where in the community our new residents are living and other residences they may have. It also keeps up with our present members who have stayed in the community but moved to new dwellings. Of course we always wish our members who are moving out of the community good luck wherever their travels take them and our new members and established members good luck in their new address.

LORI and CHARLES WEINSTEIN bought the home of Linda and Ed Morse on Parc Drive. They also reside in Plainview, New York. Charles is retired from the Financial World, and enjoys golf, exercise and reading. He has a 18.9 golf handicap. Lori joins Charles in looking forward to meeting our members and enjoying life at Frenchman ’ s Creek.

CLIFFORD DRUSINSKY and KATHERINE WILDER purchased Lois and Jon Mills home on Rivoli Court as the Mills have moved to Le Bateau Lane. Clifford is an athletic Trainer/ Coach and enjoys swimming, biking and running. Katherine is a Yoga Wellness Instructor and enjoys tennis, yoga, running, training outdoors and surfing. All the wonderful activities Florida has to offer. Clifford ’ s parents, Michael and Grace Drusinsky are happy to have them reside in Frenchman ’ s as are his aunt and uncle Avroy and Ros Fanaroff.

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The Homefront column is designed to inform our members where in the community our new residents are living and other residences they may have. It also keeps up with our present members who have stayed in the community but moved to new dwellings. Of course we always wish our members who are moving out of the community good luck wherever their travels take them and our new members and established members good luck in their new address.

PHYLISS and MARC BEIGE purchased the home of Dawn and Ran dall Burcham on Calais Drive. They also reside in Melville, New York. Marc is in International business, real estate, finance, banking and construction. He likes to travel and when home investing. Phyliss enjoys classical music, opera, Broadway shows and tennis. They have two children, Rachel Beige Kaminester and Rubin Beige, and adore their 3 grandsons and 2 granddaughters. When you see them please give them a warm Frenchman ’ s Creek welcome.

WENDY and JAMES SCHREIBER bought the home of Michael Drusinsky on Parc Drive. They also have a residence in Greenwich, Connecticut. James is a former Prosecutor and Litigator. He enjoys both golf and tennis and has a golf handicap of 27. Wendy is retired and enjoys tennis, golf, reading and canasta. Her hobbies are shopping, exercise and swimming. She sports a 23 golf handicap.

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MYERS FAMILY DONATES $1MILLION

TO BENEFIT JESPY HOUSE AGING IN PLACE PROGRAM SOUTH ORANGE – The Myers Family, one of the founding families of JESPY House, recently donated $1 million to the Go Big for JESPY Campaign. Their funds will be earmarked to expand JESPY ’ s Aging Place Initiative, which includes additional hous il encgt, uparloagnr da mDme vi enlgo, pamn de ns tearlvDi cies sa.b iJ lEi tSi Pe sY (HI Do Du s) es op rtohvaitdtehse cyocma np rl ei vhee innsdi veep epnr do ge rnat ml y .s J aEnS dP Ys edrevvi ceel os pt oe do ivtes rA3g0i n0gaidnuPl tlsa cwei tI hn iItni at teilv- e in 2019 to help its clients, as they age, continue to live in the community they know and love. The Go Big for JESPY Campaign will develop new residential opportunities for clients including aging in place, affordably Ǧ priced, and young adult housing. JESPY will also expand and enhance its program and service space, including recreational, health and wellness, technology, clinical, and work readiness. The significance of the gift highlights the importance of the Go Big Campaign to the Myers Family. The Myers ’ s $1 million donation will be matched by the Cooperman Family ’ s $13.25 mil- lion pledge made earlier this year. “ Through our donation, we are proud to support JESPY ’ s Go Big Campaign and its incredible efforts to create additional resi- dential options and programs to serve the important needs of JESPY ’ s aging population for many years to come, ” shared the Myers Family. “ We further hope that our leadership gift will inspire others to recognize the importance of this effort and join in support of JESPY ’ s bold vision to expand its programs and services for its clients. ” “ We are so thankful for the Myers Family ’ s incredible generosity, ” exclaimed Audrey Winkler, JESPY ’ s Executive Director. How a small gesture of a small apartment house , 4 clients and a vision to have these adults (starting at 21years of age) have a safe environment that also supported , encouraged and provided the opportunities for them to maintain a sense of independence throughout their lives., bloomed into 6 houses 300 adults and now a campaign to build an all inclusive HUB and provide for 65 more adults. This is the only facility like it in the country. How more impressive that Helene and Marty and a few friends gave concept to this project. Starting with four clients, JESPY now serves over 300 adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. “ We are thrilled with the accomplishments and growth that JESPY has achieved, ” expressed Marty and Helene. “ We are proud of the mouarnsyulcicveesssJfEuSl PmYohdaesl.positively impacted and we hope that JESPY will inspire other communities around the world to follow ” JOErSaPnYgeH, oNueswe hJeerlspesym. JoErSePtYhan 300 adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities to advance independence in South ’ s comprehensive programs and services include clinical and behavioral health, vocational, day program, recreational, athletics and wellness, case management, daily living, and aging in place. 60 FC Life

The Myers Family includes Marty, Helene, Steven, Jonathan, Herb, and Susan Myers as well as six grandchildren. Marty and Helene Myers raised their children Steven, Jonathan, and Herb in New Jersey before retiring to Florida. When founding JESPY House, Helene and Marty wanted to ensure that their son, Steven, and others with IDD could thrive in a safe environment that was supportive, encouraging, and provided opportunities for them to maintain a sense of independence throughout their lives. Committed to JESPY ’ s sustainability, Helene and Marty later established The Helene Myers JESPY Endowment Fund to support JESPY ’ s mission and clients well into the future. The Fund is managed by JESPY and is dedicated to ensuring the financial health and stability of JESPY to allow for responsible growth and long - term resilience. About the Myers Family continued SANDY BOBB AND HER FAMILY had the honor of chairing the 2023 ADL in Concert Against Hate at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The evening began with a dinner and a program featuring a talkback with the concert's honorees along with Defenders of Democracy awardees. The program, hosted by Julianna Margulies, continued into the concert hall with mov ing performances by the National Symphony Orchestra accompanied by Broadway and Televi sion stars Micaela Diamond, Tovah Feldshuh, Aaron Lazar, Emily Skinner, Nova Payton, and Zachary Noah Piser. Notable attendees included Jonathan Greenblatt, ADL CEO, Michael Herzog, Israeli Ambassador to the United States, Members of the Goldberg - Polin family, family of one of the hostages, Darryll Pines, UMD President, Wolf Blitzer and Shelley Greenspan, White House liaison to the Jewish Community, along with many renowned DC - based philanthropists.

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