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Set your outdoor furniture... Arrange your outdoor furniture as you would your indoor furniture – essentially turning your porch or deck into a second living room. Establish a space for eating, group conversation and a more intimate nook for enjoying an after dinner drink or an afternoon read. U.S. men and women who died while in the military service. Many people observe this holiday by visiting cemeteries and memorials. Service your air conditioner… Central air conditioners consume a lot of electricity and without regular service, your air conditioner’s efficiency can fall by as much as half. Call for servicing now before the temperature spikes. Our Home Service is offering a special price for the month of May, for more information please call 775-6453 or read more on page 19. Mother’s Day May 11 This year, do something a little different by showing your mom how much she means to you with a very special day. This Mother’s Day, treat her to a celebration. If your mom is always running around, going to that meeting and making this appointment, get her to slow down with a massage and facial at our Spa. Or treat her with a gourmet brunch at our five-star restaurants. May 26, Memorial Day is a United States federal holiday observed on the last Monday of May. Formerly known as Decoration Day, it commemorates

Fresh flower arranging… Whether you take a course for fun or gather ideas from magazines, now is the perfect time to brush up on the art of flower arranging. Think of creative containers, mix unexpected elements and play with texture and color to give your centerpieces unconventional flair.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO DO, SEE, HEAR, AND TALK ABOUT THIS MONTH

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE 2 What we love about... 4-5 Spreading generosity 6-8 Save the Date 9 Guests registration 10-11 Calendar 12 Activities 13-15 Fitness & Spa 16 Security 17 Tennis 18 Golf 19 At Your Service

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Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 Club House: (561) 622-8300

Frenchman’s Creek Beach Club 400 Celestial Way Juno Beach, FL 33408 Beach Club: (561) 624-3400

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Charity Weekend

Congratulations on Great Success!

Again spreading its generosity throughout the community, Frenchman’s Creek Charities Foundation held its annual Charity Weekend 2014 April 2nd to April 6th, bringing in $270,000 for local and area nonprofit organizations and facilities.

Saturday, May 3 Cocktails, Dinner and Dancing 7:00 PM Join us at our annual Beach Bash

Casual Attire Reservations: 561-624-3400

Memorial Day Celebration Monday, May 26 Dinner at 6:00 PM

Gourmet Wine Dinner Thursday, May 8 6:30 pm Main Clubhouse Attire: Jacket and Tie

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Hurricane Dinner

Monday, May 5th 6:30 pm Main Clubhouse

Join us for an informative evening with guest speaker Glenn Glazer

For reservations, please call 273-2648

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Traditional Passover Seder Ceremony and Dinner Mother’s Day Dinner

Please join us on Sunday, May 11 in the Main Clubhouse for a Mother’s Day Celebration. Starting at 6 pm Dinner Attire: Jackets

Passover Ceremony Registration For reservations please call the Food and Beverage Office at 561-273-2647.

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GUESTS REGISTRATION

Members are encouraged to use the facilities as an extension of their homes for everyone’s enjoyment. Members, their families, and guests are responsible for the knowledge and compliance of guest registration procedures. All guest must be registered by the Member. Guest passes can be issued to you at the POA Office, Food & Beverage Office, Golf Pro Shop, Tennis Pro Shop, Fitness Center, and Beach Club. You may registered your guests online through the Frenchman’s Creek website and print guest passes in the convenience of your home.

To access online, please perform the following steps:

1. Log onto the members’ website by going to www.FrenchmansCreek.com.

2. Enter your username and password then click login.

3. Click option "Resources” , then on the left site second option is Guest Registration .

4. Click Guest Registration and fill in the necessary information individually for each guest.

5. When you hit the “Send Request” button, the system will allow you to print the pass at that time and will also e-mail it to the address on the form. The POA office will also receive a copy of the pass for tracking purposes. Unaccompanied guests must present their passes upon arrival at the Beach Club or Fitness Center. Access to these facilities may be denied without a guest pass.

Should you have any questions, please contact the POA Office at 561-627-1467.

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Palm Beach Dramaworks May 16 - June 15

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19th Hole Dinner Grille Room Dinner Beach Club Dinner

19th Hole Dinner Grille Room Dinner Beach Club Dinner

“Beach Bash” Sports Bar Dinner

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Club Brunch Beach Club Brunch

Cigar Club

Gourmet Wine Dinner 19th Hole Dinner Grille Room Dinner Beach Club Dinner

Traditional Dinner 19th Hole Dinner Grille Room Dinner Beach Club Dinner

19th Hole Dinner Grille Room Dinner BC Lobster Fest

19th Hole Dinner Grille Room Dinner Beach Club Dinner

Hurricane Dinner Beach Club Dinner

19th Hole Dinner Grille Room Dinner

BBQ

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Club Brunch Beach Club Brunch

Mother’s Day Dinner

19th Hole Dinner

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19th Hole Dinner

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Club Brunch Beach Club Brunch

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19th Hole Dinner

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Beach Club Dinner

Beach Club Dinner

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Club Brunch Beach Club Brunch

19th Hole Dinner

Memorial Day Dinner

19th Hole Dinner

19th Hole Dinner

Beach Club Dinner

Beach Club Dinner

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DINNER 19th Hole

BREAKFAST 19th Hole

May 1 - May 11: Monday-Saturday* May 12 - May 31: Sunday-Wednesday

5:30 pm—8:30 pm

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7:00 am—11:00 am

LUNCH 19th Hole

Beach Club

May 1 - May 11: Monday, Wednesday– Saturday May 12 - May 31: Thursday - Saturday

6:00 pm—9:00 pm

Daily

11:30 am—2:30 pm

Beach Club

Daily

11:30 am—2:30 pm

The Grille

May 1 - May 11: Tuesday– Saturday

6:00 pm—9:00 pm

The Grille

Daily (Closed after May 11)

11:30 am—2:30 pm

Sports Bar

May 1 - May 11: Daily (closed after May 11)*

5:30 pm—8:30 pm

Poolside Café

11:00 am—4:00 pm

Daily

*Special schedule applies during holidays.

Sports Bar

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Around theTown with French man's Creek

NAVY SEAL MUSEUM TRIP Wednesday, May 21

PALM BEACH DRAMAWORKS 2014-2015 SEASON Palm Beach Dramaworks is a professional not-for-profit theatre company that engages and entertains audiences with provocative and timeless productions that personally impact each individual. Join your neighbors with a Palm Beach Dramaworks subscription. For more information and a schedule, please call 561-514-4042 or look for the flyer include this newsletter. opportunity to explore the history of the Navy SEALs while honoring our fallen at the SEAL Memorial and caring for those warriors families through the Trident House. Departing from the Main Club at 1:00 pm and returning at 5:00 pm. To sign up and for more information regarding all activities, please call Bilian at (561) 846-9987. Join us for a trip to the National Navy UDT - Seal Museum. The museum is the only one of its kind dedicated solely to preserving the history of the Navy Seals and their predecessors, including the Underwater Demolition Teams, Naval Combat Demolition Units, Office of Strategic Services Maritime Units and Amphibious Scouts and Raiders. Located in Fort Pierce, Florida the birthplace of the Navy Frogman, the Museum promotes public education by providing the

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Fitness & Spa

Mother’s Day Package $159 50 minute Customized Massage 80 minute Signature Facial Spa Delight Package $ 140 80 minute Signature Facial Signature Manicure & Pedicure Vitality Package $129 50 minute Ginger Lime Body Scrub 50 minute Customized Massage

May Spa Specials

Call to reserve your Spa appointments today. Appointments are limited and going fast! Tel: 561-622-3691

May Specials are valid until 5/31/14 The services listed are for one person per special /package and all the services are received on the same day.

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Security

TRAFFIC CRASH ETIQUETTE by Mark Hall, Director of Security

I would like to address a circumstance, although it happens infrequently, is nevertheless very important. If you find yourself in a situation where you have been involved in a traffic crash, regardless of how minor, please stay at the scene of the crash until security has arrived. This also includes incidents where there has been physical contact between two golf carts and golf carts and bicycles or pedestrians. It is common courtesy to stay at the scene until security arrives and is able to properly document the situation. It does not matter whether the other vehicle or cart is occupied or not, Security should be called and the incident documented. If you abide by this simple rule you can avoid the perception of a being a “Hit & Run” driver or trying to flee from the incident. Although the incident can be embarrassing, it’s not nearly as embarrassing as being perceived as someone who does not take responsibility for their actions. Many times, when the incident is properly reported to security, and there are no injuries, a law enforcement report can be avoided and the parties involved can resolve it amongst themselves. When one person leaves the scene of the crash without calling or waiting for security to arrive, local law enforcement may be required to respond. It is my responsibility to create and maintain the safest environment possible for all of you to live and play. I take this responsibility very seriously and ask for your assistance in eliminating the situations described above.

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Tennis

TENNIS FAREWLL COCKTAIL RECEPTION Saturday, May 10th Join at 6:30 pm in the Main Club for our 2014 Tennis Farewell Cocktail Reception Music, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. All tennis players welcome and encouraged to bring their spouse or a guest. See you soon! Can’t make it to your Saturday morning match? Sign up for this clinic for a great workout. Get technical advice from the pros on any shot you may need to work on, plus leave the class feeling energized and wanting to play more. All members are welcome. MEN’S ROUND Grab your racquet and join us for our Round Robin. Sign up with the Tennis Pro Shop call at 622-1623. LADIES’ CLINICS Fridays 9:00 am - 10:30 am Sign up for clinics and a great workout. Get technical advice from the pros on any shot you may need to work on, plus leave the class feeling energized and wanting to play more tennis. LADIES’ ROUND ROBINS Saturdays 9:00 am - 10:30 am Grab a partner and sign up at the Pro Shop. If you don't have a partner, our friendly tennis staff will do their best to find one for you to play with. ROBINS Thursdays 9:00 am – 10:30 am TENNIS CLINICS Tuesdays 9:00 am – 10:30 am

LET’S PLAY PICKLEBALL! Thursday, May 1 Join us from 3 to 5 pm . The

Pickleball game, it is a combination of tennis,

badminton and ping pong. It is a fast growing sport in many parts of the country and you should try it too. Please call Tennis Shop at 622-1623, for more information and to sign up.

? DID YOU KNOW ? Why you should not play on wet tennis courts? Beware of spring showers. A clay court is safe after 15 minutes of a light drizzle except for its lines which can get quite slick. Experienced players even have a tough time trying not to slip while crossing over them while at play. If a group decides to play on a court prematurely to it being completely dry, the players can in return ruin the court by digging up the surface with their shoes and this will leave grooves and “pockets” on the court. For your overall safety during these spring shower months, please be aware and listen to the tennis staff as to when the courts will be available for you and your partners to play on.

UPCOMING CLINICS & EVENTS

SPRING SALE! Thursday, May 1

End-of-Season Savings in the Tennis Shop. Entire Tennis Shop 50 % off top price. Starting May 1—May 15

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UPCOMING CLINICS & EVENTS LADIES NIGHT OUT PM GOLF Thursday, May 1 It’s an evening for you and your friends to dance, relax, unwind and socialize. Let’s celebrate the end of the season with our golf friends. It’s Girl’s Night Out. Golf begins at 5 pm. The format will be 9 holes, make your own “5 some”. Please, sign up in the Golf Shop.

MEMORIAL DAY MIXED COUPLES Sunday, May 25

Show off that patriotic spirit by joining our Memorial Day Mixed Couples. Shotgun begins at 8:30 am. LADIES’ GOLF DAYS Tuesdays at 8:30 am

MEN’S GOLF DAYS Wednesdays at 8:30 am

South Course Update By Wes Dillard, Golf Course Superintendent

You are looking at the golf course maintenance department’s most recent purchase. This is a Ditch Witch RT-40 and the maintenance staff will use it to make drainage enhancements and to make minor adjustments to the irrigation system as part of the south course improvement project. The south course will close Thursday, May 1st. In the last few days it is open, the last Roundup treatment will be applied, the maintenance staff will get a jump on projects and the contractor will start mobilizing some of their equipment. We are all very excited and can’t wait to get started on this important project .

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At Your Service

KEVIN’S SUMMER GOLF CART MAINTENANCE SERVICES Program І—$45.00 (should be done at least twice a year) Water batteries check and rotate. Check and fill air pressure in tires.   Check brakes and adjust as necessary. Check accessories and advise on any repairs that may be needed. Inspect for loose connections on batteries and terminals. Address any corrosion on battery tops.  Report to the member any future or present problems in need of further repair. Program II—$12.50 per month Kevin’s Summer battery maintenance program is performed once a month in two parts which includes: 1. Check the water in the batteries, plug in cart and charge. 2. Unplug the charger from the wall and receptacle. Program III—$1,685.50 We also have a summer (June thru September) refurbishing program for your golf cart which includes a paint job, curtains pin striping, lettering and seat covers for $1,685.50 plus tax—a savings of $200.00. Please call Kevin Walker to schedule your appointment at (561) 273-2667 or (561) 371-2933.      Grease all fittings. Inspect motor for loose connections.   Check wiring.

HOME SERVICE AC Preventative Maintenance Did you know that maintaining your AC is the easiest way to keep your system running problem free and efficiently for years to come? Cleaning your AC annually will increase energy savings, cut down on breakage, and reduce the chance of water leaks caused by clogged drain lines! Engineering will:  Check Freon levels  Change all filters  Clean all condensate drain lines We are offering a special price for the month of May on Basic Maintenance for you’re AC system. Regular price is $75 for the 1st system and $35 for each additional. For the month of May our special price will be $60 for the 1st system and $25 for each additional. Please call and schedule your appointment at (561) 775-6453 and start saving now. Standard size filters are included in price. Custom size filters are an additional charge. ARB Please remember when you submit a renovation plan to the ARB Committee for review please submit your landscape plan at the same time. Any changes on the exterior to your home must be presented to the ARB Committee for approval. This also includes any statues or sculptures. Submittal Forms are in the Property Owners Association. For more information, please call Kathy O’Brien at (561) 273-2616.

TRANSPORTATION Around town? Book your private chauffeur to drive you and your guests to your desired destinations; in the comfort of your own vehicle. Traveling? Add ease to your travel to and from airports or sea ports by having our drivers do the driving in the comfort of your own vehicle. To arrange your transportation, please contact the POA office at (561) 627-1467 during office hours. For after hours or weekends, please call Bilian directly at (561) 846- 9987. Once your transportation is scheduled, you will receive a confirmation call the day before to let you know who will be picking you up. Please give at least 24 hours notice when booking your transportation.

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