February Newsletter 2024

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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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POA Food and Beverage, Activities and Events Golf The Fitness Center and Spa Racquet Sports February Calendar Security FC Life 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: 0 0 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

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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Dear Members, The PGA merchandising show just concluded, and most significant manufacturers introduced exciting new equipment. We currently have TaylorMade scheduled on February 13 , and on February 15 , we have C leveland, XXIO, Callaway, and Mizuno all planned. As a reminder, all fitting days are by appointment, so contact the golf shop to try out some of the latest in golf equipment technology. The Ladies Robert Bruno Cup will be on Tuesday, February 27, and Thursday, February 29 . The format for the event is a two-day better ball of partner (Ringer) event. The Men’s Member-Member will be a two-man partner’s event. The event will be on Monday, February 5, Wednesday, February 7, and Friday, February 9 . The field will be divided into flights with six teams in each flight, and the flights will be determined from combined handicap indexes. The play format will be a round-robin; therefore, each team will play each other in their selected flight. (Each team must be available and able to play on each event date). The next Nine, Wine and Dine will be on Wednesday, February 14 ; yes, that is correct, on Valentine’s Day!! So, grab the one you love, enjoy nine holes of golf with friends, and enjoy dinner with your sweetheart. Junior Clinics (kids 5-12) will be on Tuesday, February 20, Wednesday, February 21, and Friday, February 23 , from 3-4:00 pm. The Family Par 3 event will be on Thursday, February 22. Contact the Golf Shop for more details, and registration can be made through the Frenchman’s Creek App or the Frenchman’s Creek website. Thank you in advance for supporting all these events. Health and Happiness,

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Group Exercise Schedule

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WEDNESDAY 7:15-8:00am Sunrise Yoga Marianne 8:00-9:00am Total Body Conditioning Jane/Alyette 9:00-10:00am Stretch & Core Alyette/Annette 10:00 - 11:00am TRX –Aylin

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10:00-11:00am Gyrokinesis Jaya

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 4:00-5:00pm Aqua Fusion Chris

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REFORMER CLASSES ARE $20/CLASS . CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED. PLEASE CALL THE FITNESS CENTER 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT.

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4 Fabulous FC Walkers Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch FC Speaker Series Poolside Café Dinner Movies on the Range 11 Fabulous FC Walkers Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Super Bowl Watch Party Poolside Café Dinner 18 — PRESIDENTS WEEK Fabulous FC Walkers Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Pavilion Dinner Poolside Café Dinner 25 Fabulous FC Walkers Beach Club Brunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Featuring ADL Pavilion Dinner

5 Men ’ s Member - Mem ber Round 1 Tikkyball Tournament— Women ’ s Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Proposed Amendment Q&A Trunk Show Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Cabaret

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Cocktails, Dinner & Cards Beach Club Dinner 13 Mardi Gras Ladies Day Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitting Day Yappy Hour at Dog Park Proposed Amendment Q&A Pavilion Dinner Roy Estates Wine Dinner Beach Club Dinner 20 Ladies Day Holiday Tennis Clinics Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Princess Tea Party & 27 Board Meeting Robert Bruno Cup Rd. 1 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch FC Speaker Series Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner Super Hero Lunch Junior Golf Clinic Kids Zumba Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner

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Sounds of Music with Ned Dorman - Beach Boys Beach Club Dinner

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Beach Club Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Ladies Card Party

PGA SHOOT OUT & Back Nine Bash Poolside Café Dinner

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1 Ladies Member Guest Beach Club Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Neighborhood FT Party (Toulouse) Poolside Café Dinner Beach Club Dinner 8 Tikkyball Tournament— Men ’ s Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Proposed Amendment Q&A Neighborhood FT Party (Le Bateau) Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 15 Car Club Elliott Museum Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Operations Update Focused on Golf & GCM Neighborhood FT Party (Redone Drive/Lorie Lane) Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 22 Holiday Tennis Clinics Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Family Par 3 Golf Event Neighborhood FT Party (Burgundy) Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 29 Ladies Bruno Cup Rd. 2 Beach Club Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch

2 Ladies Team Tennis—Home Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Duplicate Bridge Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 9 Men ’ s Member - Member Final Ladies Team Tennis– Home Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Duplicate Bridge Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner BC Stone Crab Night 16 Ladies Team Tennis - Home Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Duplicate Bridge Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 23 Holiday Tennis Clinics Ladies Team Tennis– Away Pevonia—Spa Day Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Aqua Family Boot Camp Junior Golf Clinic Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner BC Lobster Night

3 Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Town Hall Meeting

Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner

10 Lunar New Year Tikkyball Tournament— Couples Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitness Sound Healing Baths Poolside Café Dinner Asian Buffet Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 17 Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 24 Holiday Tennis Clinics Cigar Club Beach Club Lunch 10 North Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Special Meeting — Tabulate the Votes Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner

7 Men ’ s Member - Member Round 2 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch APP Workshop Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 14 Valentine ’ s Day Tennis/Tikky Ball Mixer FC Book Talks—Tennis Shop Men ’ s Day Golf Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Fitting Day Valentine Partner Yoga Nine, Wine and Dine Poolside Café Dinner Beach Club Dinner 21 Maltz Men ’ s Day Golf Holiday Tennis Clinics Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch Pool Side Café Lunch Junior Golf Clinic Dennis Walter ’ s Golf Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner Pool Side Café Lunch Waist Friendly Wines APP Workshop Glow in the Dark Tikky Ball Poolside Café Dinner Pavilion Dinner Beach Club Dinner 28 Beach Club Lunch Pavilion Lunch

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PEDESTRIANS: 1. Always walk against traffic 2. Walk on the side of the road closest to the curb; not the median 3. Wear highly visible and bright colored clothing 4. Use reflective safety gear when walking through the community. These are available at the guard house at NO COST to members 5. No more than two walkers side by side DRIVERS: 1. Comply with all posted speed signs 2. Come to a COMPLETE STOP at all stop signs 3. Share the road and slow down when approaching a pedestrian 4. Reduce your speed when moving past a construction area or vendors working 5. Stop at all crosswalks for pedestrians and proceed with caution Frenchman’s Creek Security will always consider the safety of our members and guests as our top priority. We understand that we have limitations within our community with our infrastructures and roadways. It is paramount that all our members and their guests are considerate of pedestrians when moving through the community. We ask that everyone comply with all posted traffic signs and remains alert when passing a pedestrian. Frenchman’s Creek Security will add additional signs throughout the community to ensure we are all safe and alert as we navigate through our community. We want to make sure our community remains safe and alert. We all have a role and responsibility in creating a safe community. SAFETY WHEN WALKING AROUND THE COMMUNITY MESSAGE FROM SECURITY

Please contact me directly if you have any questions or would like further information by calling Security at 561-622-7800. Josue Encarnacion, PMP Director of Security Frenchman’s Creek Beach and Country Club

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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 FEBRUARY 2024 edition Highlighting the news and events of January 2024

A very Happy, Healthy New Year to our Members, their Guests and our Staff!

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THE CHANUKAH AND CHRISTMAS SEASON WAS A FUN FILLED TIME AT FRENCHMAN ’ S CREEK. Even though the weather was not ideal there was some thing for everyone to keep busy. Food was a prime target and lunches and themed dinners at the Pavilion were well attended. The Beach Club provided some sun and warmth and dinners there were also excellent– many enjoyed Lobster Night as well as Christmas and Christmas Eve Buffets. The Pavilion had diners who wanted a sit down served meal of a few choices. Tennis and golf were enjoyed by all from 3 to upwards of 95 years of age with clinics and Kids Fun Zone entertaining our young est guests. New Year ’ s Eve as always was fun for the family and elegant and great for the Adults Only. Below are pictures from the Carnival– the highlight of Holiday Time– taken by Gail Kaltman.

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Celebrations & Blessings

Most especially, the arrival of the newest SCHWARTZMAN member Madi Belle”. Joan’s first great granddaughter celebrated G.G.’s special Birthday at the Beach Club with her family. Joan has six grandsons (Jared, Jacob, Caleb, Emmett, Asa & Joseph) & one granddaughter. Eric, Brooke and “baby Madi” arrived from Dallas, Texas for this celebration. Lee Mindel arrived from New York City to celebrate & revisit Joan’s home. @sheltonmindel completed the interior design job nearly 35 years ago; which appeared in Architectural Digest, Metropolitan Home, Palm Beach Cottages & Gardens, Germany’s Wohn!Design, as well as the New York Times, and a number of sought-after books cele brating unique design style. The photo on the right is an unusual work of art and focal point that Lee placed in Joan’s home so many years ago surrounded by Joan and Lee of today! They have not aged! And we are sure with a name like Madi Belle she will be just like her GG!

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MORE HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS! On Tuesday, December 5, Frenchman ’ s Creek held its annual employee holiday party. At the event, the following employees were recognized for their hard work and commitment to the members of Frenchman ’ s Creek. Pictured below at the event are the 2023 Winners of the Employee and Leader of the Year Awards with Miles Tucker.

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Alex Popesu H2B of the Year—POA Office

Kim Ibe H2B of the Year – Runner Up Food and Beverage Yuri Gentile Back of the House Employee of the Year Golf Course Maintenance Rodrigo Gomez Limon (not shown) H2B of the Year – Runner Up Food and Beverage

Bernadette Mukaka Ceant Front of House Employee of the Year— Finance

Miles Tucker COO & Executive Director

Steve Thompson * Leader of the Year Landscaping / POA

* How about those Holiday Lights this year lining Tournament Drive and the Front Entrance. They were elegant– it was as if you were entering a Magical Kingdom. We hope you all took notice.

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OUR CIVIC SIDE OF FRENCHMAN’S CREEK Our collaborative beach clean up with the JUNO BEACH CIVIC ASSOCIATION began on Saturday morning, January 20, at 8 am at the Beach Club. Along with numerous Juno Beach residents, more than 35 of our members and staff were given plastic bags, blue for recyclables and clear for trash, and plastic gloves, and off we went. Too bad if you weren't there because it was a gorgeous morning with the sun just rising over a quiet ocean. Lots of sea birds hunting for food and shells everywhere. Not too much trash, but our Purchasing Manager Sonja Stumpf found a refrigerator door, leaving many of us to wonder what happened to the rest of the boat. Otherwise it was mostly bottle caps and plastic forks and knives stuck in the seaweed. We cleaned for about an hour and returned to the Beach Club to an absolute feast which included smoked salmon, quiches, frittatas and quesadillas, and so much more!! There were some prizes and speeches by our partners from the Juno Beach Civic Association, represented by Donna Hamilton and Jeri Glynn. Juno Beach Vice Mayor Peggy Wheeler and Councilwoman DD Halpern attended, as well as our Executive Director, Miles, and Assistant General Manager, Bernie, who brought his wife, Gwen, and their granddaughter. Also attending were several staff members from almost every department from Frenchman ’ s Creek all attending on their day off. Many thanks to our great Marketing team and Cindy Teyssedou and her team at the Beach Club for organizing and supporting the event. We had such a good time. We hope to do it again in the Spring. Please plan to attend next time! NORMA LIPPMAN

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MILES, RUTH KARLIN ON LEFT, AND HINDI FRIEDMAN

NORMA LIPPMAN

SONJA WITH HER REFRIGERATOR DOOR

MICHAEL MORGAN AND MARIE ADLER-KRAVECAS

MIKE FORMAN and STEVE GORDON

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FLIGHT 3 1st place Parvaneh Broms, Judy Rubin Barbara Ilsen 2nd place Judy Goldsmith, Joan Sclar Hope Kessler 9 IS ENOUGH BETTER BALL 1st place Sheila Babich, Adrienne Glazov Judy Weiss, Dee Topol 2nd place June Garson, Donna Smolens TIE Anne Stanfield Sima Pomerantz, Lori Gross Sandy Bobb SCRAMBLE 1st place Phylis Gross, Nancy Zirkin Carrol Zazik

JANUARY 2, 2024 1 BB ON 4’ S AND 5’ S ,2 BB ON 3’ S 18 HOLERS FLIGHT 1 1st place: Jenifer Weintraub, Deborah Brooks , Candace Scherer Debra Greenberg 2nd place Jana Spiess, Kathy Azeez Carol West, Lauren Rubin FLIGHT 2 1st place: Wendy Grabler, Bonnie Shyer 2nd place Susan Davis, Lois Kleinberg Wendy Reisman

The second major golf tournament of this season, Member-Member, was held January 9, 11, 16 and 18th. Our hats off to the women who participated as they had to play in 25 mph and upward winds, rain and cold for Florida weather! For the 18 holers 3rd flight and the 9 holers it was as if the tournament would never end as they had to play the extra day, January 18th! More exciting was all took the weather conditions in stride. Our Congratulations to the Winners and Runner-Ups listed below. Flight 1: CINDY KAPLAN and SUZANNE MOSKOW RU Sandy Lamm and Mary Bartfield Flight 2: SHARON STRONGIN and BARBARA SHELDON RU Susan Weingeroff and Merle ` Monsein Flight 3: SUSAN DAVIS and RONNI GREBOW RU Leslie Skolnick and Dorothy Kovel Flight 4: LINDA M. EPSTEIN and JERI JACOBS RU Robin Kimball and Wendy Schreiber Won in a playoff! Flight 5: ELENA EZRATTY and JANET MENDELL RU Karen Rosenbaum and Wendy Reisman Flight 6: BETH FENTIN and ROBYN ROSENBLATT RU Susan Ludwig and Adrienne Glazov

9 is Enough : SUSAN SLEPKOW and ROBERTA SELZER RU Toni Smith and Phyllis Gross

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Leadership Palm Beach County Focus Class of 2024

Marie Adler-Kravecas and Mike Morgan participated in the Leadership Palm Beach County Focus Class of 2024 . They contributed and benefited from the experience, and proudly represented Frenchman’s Creek, Marketing and Communications, External Affairs Committee, and Volunteer Match Program Committees. Leadership Palm Beach County Focus is a 2 1/2 day program for executives and professionals - business, government, education, and nonprofit - to broaden their understanding of our community, connect with people of influence, and explore Palm Beach County. Participants hear from decision makers from various industries and learn about some of our community’s most important organizations. Through panel discussions and behind-the-scene tours, Focus gives participants an accelerated understanding of the issues and systems that affect the quality of life for all of us.

Topics/Issues:

* Transportation * Government - State, County, and Local * History * Education

* Arts & Culture * Nonprofits * Sports * Agriculture * Emergency Operations * Healthcare * Tourism

* Business Development, Economic Development Workforce Development, Building an Economic Paradise * Environment

THOSE ATTENDING THE FOCUS CLASS

JEN MORGAN (left) and ALEXIS SHAW (right) walked a 1/2 marathon (13.1 miles) at the Garden of Life Palm Beaches Marathon on December 10 in West Palm Beach. They finished in 3 hours. They walked at a pace of 13:44 (13 3/4) minutes per mile < — FAST! !!

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The goal of the Frenchman's Creek Charities Foundation, founded over 30 years ago, is to support the work of local non-profits in our area that provide health, education, cultural and financial assistance to nearby needy populations primarily in Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter and Juno Beach. While we've traditionally supported about 20 local charities, as well as the police, fire and recreation departments in the towns where Frenchman's is located, additional funds we've accrued will enable us to add newer charities to our roster. Our Allocations Committee has been busy evaluating 32 organizations' grant requests and once determinations are made, Charity Committee members will make site visits to these non-profits to see for themselves where our money goes. As examples of last year's success, the Palm Beach Gardens Fire and Rescue Department got a dozen ballistic rifle-rated shields; low-income children got to see the ocean and sea turtles for the first time thanks to an educational program at Loggerhead Marinelife Center, and veterans in financial straits were helped through the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund. The Charities Foundation is like a giving circle. While an individual donation is significant, the com bined funds help us make a difference and have enabled us to fully fund our grantees the past few years. We make this happen through our fun-filled Charity Weekend, scheduled for April 5-7, where we'll have Tennis and Tikkyball Tournaments, our Auction of the Pros and Caddies and cocktail party, a Saturday night Name That Tune event as well as our Sunday golf outing and festive closing dinner.

We welcome your participation in all these events since the more we raise, the more we can help our neighbors, make philanthropy fun and show that we are the "Community that Cares."

Donna Smolens, Chair Amy Hollander, Vice-Chair Patti Raber-Max, Emeritus

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