Friday, February 8, 2008


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Clubs
From page B2


*Jupiter/Tequesta/Juno/
Palm Beach Gardens Republican
Club: 6 p.m. meets the fourth
Thursday of each month at Loxa-
hatchee River Environmental Cen-
ter, 805 N. US 1. Call Royce Hood
(561) 339-7623. or visit
www.jtjg.org.
 *Kabbalah lunch and learn for
women: Meets each Monday in
Palm Beach Gardens. For informa-
tion and reservations, call Lauren at
(561) 543-6261
 *Lighthouse camera club:
Meets at 7 p.m., third Tuesday, at
the North County Senior Citizens
Center, 5217 Northlake Blvd., Palm
Beach Gardens. For information,
call Jim at (561) 776-1747
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women meets the fourth Thursday
for lunch, 11:30 a.m., at Mangrove
Bay, U.S. Highway 1 in Jupiter. $12.
For reservations (two days prior),
call (567) 746-5124.
 *Lupus Foundation support
 group: Meets 6:30-8: p.m. the sec-
 ond Monday of the month, except
 July and August at St. Mary's Hos-
 pital, Cypress or Banyan Room,
 901 45th St., West Palm Beach.
 Facilitator is Fredda Steidle, MPS.
 Call (561) 279-8606 or (800) 339-
 0586.
 Military Officers Association
 of America, Palm Beach/Martin
 County Chapter: 6 p.m. the last
 Tuesday of the month at the PGA
 National Hotel, 1000 Ave. of Cham-
 pions in Palm Beach Gardens.
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RSVP by the previous Friday to
(561) 622-7010.
* National Association of
Retired Federal Employees:
North Palm Beach, Chapter 1088.
Meets on the second Tuesday of
each month. Membership fee is
$25. For information, call A. Murray
at (561) .622-6137.
 North Palm Beach Rowing
Club offers introductory rowing
classes on a monthly basis. For
details, a schedule and program
descriptions, call (561) 799-1185 or
visit the Website www.npbrc.com.
 *Ortists of North Palm Beach
County: Has 16 chapters from
Boynton Beach to Jupiter support-
ing the ORT program. For informa-
tion, call the North Palm Beach
County Region office at (561) 964-
4520.
 *Overeaters Anonymous: 7
p.m., Tuesdays. 12-step meeting,
literature study for anyone with eat-
ing disorders at St. Mark's Episco-
pal Church, 3395 Burns Road,
room 317. For more information,
call Elizabeth at (561) 626-2044.
 *Palm Beach County Library
 Beginning Computers Class:
2:30 p.m. This hands-on class,
offered once a month, will introduce
attendees to what computers can
be used for and how to begin using
one. North County Regional
Library, the class lasts for 90 min-
utes with pre-registration required.
 *Palm Beach Gardens Democ-
 ratic Club: Meets 7 p.m., fourth
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Design Center Drive in Palm
Beach Gardens. For informa-
tion, call (561) 904-7200

 FRIDAY, FEB. 15

* The art of Jackie Brice
opening artist's reception:
5:30 to 7 p.m. at Juno Beach
Town Center Council Cham-
bers, 340 Ocean Drive

 MUSEUMS

 *Burt Reynolds Museum
permanent exhibit of the
actor's memorabilia from
sports and film careers and his
collection of awards. Located
at 100 N. U.S. 1 in Jupiter
 *Hibel Museum of Art per-
 manent exhibit features
 Hibel's art. Located on the
John D. MacArthur Campus of
FAU. No admission charge. For
hours and more information,
call (561) 622-5560 or visit
the Web site www.hibelmuse-
um.org
 Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
 and Museum operated by the
 Loxahatchee River Historical
 Society. Located in Lighthouse
 Park, 500 Captain Armour's
 Way. History exhibits, day and
 sunset tours of the 1860 light-
 house, gift shop, educational
 programs, weddings and spe-
 cial events. Open Tuesday
 through Sunday froni 10 a.m.
 to 5 p.m. Last tour at 4 p.m.
 (No flipflops; climbers must
 be more than 48-inches tall).
 For more information, call
 (561) 747-8380, Ext. 101 or
 visit the Web site
 www.jupiterlighthouse.org
 Loggerhead Marinelife
 Center: Sea turtle rescue cen-
 ter in Loggerhead Park, U.S.1
 in Juno Beach. For more infor-
 mation, call (561) 627-8280
 Marine environmental
 awareness exhibit: The Perry
 Institute for Marine Science
 presents an underwater pho-
 tography exhibit. Includes
 photographs from around the
 Caribbean by V. Kimberly Frye-
 Wayman of Jupiter. The exhib-
 it is open from 9 a.m. to 4
 p.m., Monday through Friday,
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Marine Science, 100 North
U.S.1, Suite 202, in Jupiter.
Admission is free. (561) 741-
0192, Ext. 117

 ONGOING EVENTS

 The art of Jackie Brice
sponsored by Friends of the
Arts at Juno Beach Town Cen-
ter Council Chambers, 340
Ocean Drive. Exhibit runs
through April 9 on weekdays,
8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
 The art of Pat Heydlauff
Sponsored by Friends of the
Arts in Juno Beach at the
Town Center Council Cham-
bers, 340 Ocean Drive. Exhibit
runs through Feb. 13. on
weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
 Blowing Rocks annual art
exhibit: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Fea-
tures the preserve's marine
landscape in pastel paintings,
photography, clay sculpture by
noted artists. Free admission
at the Hawley Education Cen-
ter, 574 S. Beach Road, Jupiter
Island. Exhibit opens Feb.3
and continues through May
31
 Burt Reynolds Institute
 acting, production classes and
 auditions with Ralph Villani,
 Frank Eberling and Marc
 Zatorsky at the Museum, 100
 N. U.S. 1 in Jupiter. For more
 information, call (561) 743-
 9955 or visit
 www.burtreynoldsmuseum.or
 g
 "Celebration of diversity:"
 women artist's exhibit: 9
 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Thurs-
 day. Tuesday until 9 p.m. Fab-
 ric, collage, three dimensional
 painting, porcelain clay. Con-
 tinues through Feb. 22.The
 gallery of Eissey campus BB
 building, Palm Beach Commu-
 nity College, Palm Beach Gar-
 dens. 3160 PGA Blvd.
 Historical walking tours of
 wonderful Worth Avenue:
 conducted by James Ponce.
 Tours are the second Wednes-
 day of every month at 11 a.m.
 and begin in the Gucci Court-
 yard, 256 Worth Avenue in
 Palm Beach. Though dona-
 tions are accepted to the His-
 torical Society of Palm Beach
 County, the tour is free and
 open to the public. For more
 information, call (561) 659-


6909, or visit the Web site:
www.worth-avenue.com
 "Mute Utterances" art
exhibition of oil and acrylic
paintings by Daniel Petrov at
the SR Atrium, 5353 Parkside
Drive on the FAU MacArthur
campus in Jupiter. Continues
through Feb. 29. Free. For
more information call (561)
799-8105
 *"Smokey Joe's Cafe,"
Musical revue features the
songs of Leiber and Stoller.
Runs through Feb. 10 at the
Maltz Jupiter Theatre, 1001 E.
Indiantown Road. For more
information and tickets, call
the box office (561) 575-2223,
(800) 445-1666 or visit
www.jupitertheatre.org
 Active adult trips spon-
 sored by the Village of
 Tequesta Recreation Center:
 Registration is open for
 Benvenuto Valentine's Day
 lunch and show in Boynton
 Beach on Feb. 14 ($62-$72)
 and Footloose the Musical on
 Mar. 12. ($79-$89) Register at
 the recreation center, 399
 Seabrook Road weekdays
 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more
 information, call (561) 575-
 1285
 Active adult trips (45 and
 older) sponsored by the West
 Jupiter Recreation Center:
 Registration is open for the
 Morikami Museum trip on
 April 3 ($10) and Butterfly
 World trip at Lakeside Botani-
 cal Gardens on March 14
 ($20). Register at the recre-
 ation center, Indiantown Road
 and Central Boulevard. For
 more information, call (561)
 747-3455
 Yesteryear Village: Historic
 and preserved community
 with 20 restored buildings,
 depicts old Florida, circa 1850-
 1950. Open for special events
 including the South Florida
 Fair in January, Sweet Corn
 Fiesta in April, Pioneer Days in
 May and Fright Nights and
 Halloween in October. Avail-
 able for school and group
 tours and facility rental. Locat-
 ed on the South Florida Fair-
 grounds, off Southern Boule-
 vard in West Palm Beach. For
 more information, call (561)
 795-6400 or visit the Web site
 www.southfloridafair.com


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