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Royal Palm Office — (602) 943-5833

Hours and Sales: 8am to 4pm Mon - Fri

8am to Noon Sat

Sun by appointment

Park Emergency – (602) 725-4028

PARK ASSOCIATION MONTHLY MEETING

JANUARY 19th

at CLUBHOUSE

See details on page 16

JANUARY 2019 THE PALM PRESS

Royal Palm Park Association officers: for 2018

President - George Immerso (480) 628-4949 Vice-Pres - Dale Stroh (701) 739-0012

Treasurer - Betty Stroh (701) 739-2164 Secretary - Elaine Violette (602) 677-2502

Members-at-Large - Mary Jane Caraher (602) 678-4630, Phyllis Pawlak (602) 502-0742,

and Mary McDougale (602) 348-9427

CONTENTS

From the Office ..................................... 3

Block Watch .......................................... 3

Park Association Items ........................ 4

Hayride and Parade Photos ................. 5

January Calendar ................................. 6

Food Pantry ........................................... 7

Women on the Go ................................. 7

From The Medical Shed ....................... 7

Birthdays ............................................... 7

Soup and Bake Sale ............................. 8

Christmas Decoration Prizes ............... 11

Christmas Dinners Photos ................... 12

Chili and Bake Sale Photos ................. 15

Craft Corner .......................................... 15

Royal Palm Web Services .................... 17

Women’s Club ....................................... 18

Games and Activities ........................... 18

Puzzle .................................................... 20

The Palm Press Copyright © 2019 Royal Palm Park Association

All residents in Royal Palm, part-time or fulltime, mobilehome or RV, are automatically members of the

Royal Palm Park Association and entitled to attend any Association event. You are encouraged especial-

ly to attend Association meetings on the third Saturday of each month.

BREAKFAST IN THE PARK $6

JANUARY 5th

, 8:30am to 10am

See notes on page 4

MENU - Scrambled eggs, Biscuits and Gravy, Pancakes, French

toast, Hash Brown Potatoes, Sausage and Bacon, Fresh Fruit,

Coffee, Tea, Orange Juice, V8 Juice.

Contact Mary Jane Caraher

(602) 678-4630 for home delivery by 8 pm Fri,

or call (712) 790-4556 by 9 am Sat

Best Breakfast Value in the Valley!

SOUP & BAKE SALE Saturday, January 26th, 10AM

Details on page 8

POTLUCK DINNER Saturday, January 12th, 6PM, Details on page 17

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FROM THE OFFICE

1. WEEDS: Still in need of a lot of work. A lot of

infractions were given out at the end of December

and more may be coming. If everyone would

please make weeding your lot a part of your regu-

lar week’s activities…..not only will it stop the

need for infractions, but it will make the job

much easier to manage. We thank you in ad-

vance.

2. We are still having issues with folks not cleaning

up after their dogs. This is not an option, it is a

requirement of all residents of the park as well as

the RV park. We are going to im-

plement a fine that will be passed

on to anyone caught not picking up

after their animals. Also, when

walking dogs in the park, they must

be on a leash at all times and cats

are to be kept indoors and not to run free around

the park.

3. 10 MPH!! Some folks are

still driving way too fast

within the park. The speed

limit is 10 MPH throughout

the entire property. We are

going to be adding speed

bumps on B and D streets

soon. Nobody enjoys driv-

ing over speed bumps, so

please heed the speed limit

so that we don’t have to add

even more through the park.

ROYAL PALM BLOCK WATCH

One Block Watch Volunteer Needed

We need one or two Block Watch volunteers for pa-

trol duties. Contact Dale Stroh (701) 739-0012, or

George Immerso (480) 628-4949 for more info

about patrol duties or to volunteer. Schedules can be

flexible; you can serve once a week, once a month, or

other frequency. Transportation is available.

Don’t Call Block Watch!

Do not open your door to a stranger! If someone

comes to your door and makes a move to open your

door, CALL THE POLICE and rEport a “POSSIBLE

HOME INVASION”. Secure your door, and protect

yourself and your property.

If you see someone or something that looks out of

place, do not approach them, do not call a Block

Watch member, do not call the Office—CALL THE

POLICE! Block Watch is out there to be our eyes

and ears only, not to become involved with a poten-

tial miscreant.

CALL THE POLICE!!

Call 9-1-1 first if an emergency.

Call Crime Stoppers (602) 262-6151 for non-

emergency crime reporting

If the police are not involved then there is no offi-

cial record of the event.

Reporting Suspicious People

The Office has provided forms for Block Watch vol-

unteers to document suspicious persons or activities

happening in the Park. These are intended to provide

a record for discussions with the Police or the City.

See the column at the right for what we need to do as

residents. If you should make an Incident Report to

the Office be sure to give Dale Stroh a copy.

Please Call Police

If you notify Police about suspicious people or activi-

ties we will have more patrolling in Royal Palm,

making it safer for all.


ROYAL PALM PARK ASSOCATION ITEMS

Call 9-1-1 first if an emergency:


emergency crime reporting.

Nominations And Elections

Nominations for officers have started, in preparation

for elections in January.

All four key offices are open: President, Vice Presi-

dent, Secretary, and Treasurer.

The Nominating Committee is headed by CherYl

Ringer (219) 863-1199; contact her if you wish to

run or to nominate someone. Nominations will be

open at the election meeting in January. Those elect-

ed will take office in February.

Nominations made to date include:

Elaine Violette, President

Wanda Perry, Vice President

Dave Violette, Secretary

Mary Jane Caraher, Treasurer

Gail Brazell, Member at Large

Frances Hedrick, Member at Large

Mary McDougale, Member at Large *

Phyllis Pawlak, Member at Large *

Diana Lasky, Member at LarGe

* Those marked are currently serving in that position.

Potluck Suppers

Potluck Suppers resume in January, with one on Jan-

uary 12th. See the details on page 17.

Breakfast In The Park

Mary Jane Caraher reported there were 75 at the De-

cember breakfast. We will have one on Saturday,

January 5th.

Starting in January, the price of the breakfast will go

up by $1 to $6, due to increases over time of the gro-

ceries needed to provide the meal. However, the

$2.50 charge for seconds will go away as long as the

seconds are consumed on the premises . It is not fair

to get seconds only to take home.

Thanks to Royal Palm

We give a special vote of thanks to the Royal Palm

Managers, who provided the gifts given out as door

prizes at the Christmas dinners. What a special thing

to do for our residents!

Birthday Bash

The January Birthday Bash will be held on Wednes-

day, January 16th, at Rustler’s Rooste in Phoenix.

Anyone is welcome to come, whether they have a

January birthday or not. Contact Gail Brazell (602)

327-8125 to RSVP by Monday, January 14th. Details

on page 9.

Christmas Dinners

The Christmas dinners were very enjoyable and well

supported. There were 84 dinners served on Tuesday

and 100 dinners on Wednesday. On both nights, din-

ners were delivered to shut-ins and people not able to

attend the events due to illness or other.

We give a great vote of thanks to Gail Brazell, who

spearheaded the whole event and organized, cajoled,

and hussled us all to make things go smoothly!

Thanks also go to Dale and Betty Stroh, Chery Ring-

er, Mary Jane Caraher, Mary McDougale, Darlene

Payne, and Trish and two of her kids who worked in

the kitchen and served us at the dinners. Marlene

Town gets a great thanks for the wonderful decora-

tions in the Clubhouse including the attractive Christ-

mas tree, table decorations, and serving table decora-

tions. Marlene made the setting very festive. Thanks

also to Dave Violette for designing and printing the

tickets and to the Board members who sold tickets. It

takes a lot of people to make this a success.

50/50 Winner, Ham Winner

Joyce Valenzuela was the winner of $29.00 in the

50/50 raffle.

Jan Schirripa won the donated ham.

Both drawings were done from the 50/50 tickets.


Outstanding Home of the Month – January 2019

Jackie Levi —D46 A home well deserved to win Outstanding Home of

the Month! The homeowner receives a $25 credit on rent for that

month. Be sure to mention it when paying rent.

CHRISTMAS HAYRIDE AND PARADE

Golf carts and hayride lined up to start The carolers on the hayride

Tom and Wanda’s truck and trailer Gathered for hot chocolate and cookies after

Tom and Wanda Perry arranged for the hayride.

They used their truck and trailer and borrowed/

rented some straw bales. Music was provided by a

boombox mounted on the back of their truck. Some-

one had printed out the lyrics to several carols and

Christmas music that would be played, to help the

singers.

It was fortunate in that temperatures were good. They were in the 60s for most of the parade.

Tom drove the parade through streets in the Park

and in the RV section. He did not cover all the streets because the truck-trailer combination need-ed maneuvering room.

It was fun to have people come out from their

homes to greet the parae along the way. There were

a lot of "Merry Christmas" greetings passed back

and forth between paraders and spectators.

After the parade all joined in enjoying hot chocolate

and cookies at the Clubhouse. This extended the

good cheer and friendship.


SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1

New Year’s Day

10am Pool

Exercise

11am Crafting

2pm Billiards

Senior Day at

Walgreens

2

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

12pm Bridge

6pm Mexican

Train

3

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

10am Bible

Study

12:30pm Poker

6pm Bingo

4

10am Pool Exer-

cise

6pm Marbles/

Jokers

5

8:30am Break-

fast in the Park

12pm Texas

Hold-um

6pm Karaoke

6

7

10am Pool Exer-

cise

11am Chair Yoga

Noon Beginning

Yoga

6pm Hand &

Foot

8

10am Pool

Exercise

11am Crafting

2pm Billiards

9

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

10am Women’s

Club

12pm Bridge

6pm Mexican

Train

10

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

12:30pm Poker

6pm Bingo

11

10am Pool Exer-

cise

11am Chair Yo-

ga

6pm Marbles/

Jokers

12

12pm Texas

Hold-um

6pm Potluck

Dinner

13

14

10am Pool Exer-

cise

11am Chair Yoga

Noon Beginning

Yoga

6pm Hand &

Foot

15

10am Pool

Exercise

11am Crafting

2pm Billiards

16

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

12pm Bridge

5pm Birthday

Bash

6pm Mexican

Train

17

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

10am Bible

Study

12:30pm Poker

6pm Bingo

18

10am Pool Exer-

cise

11am Chair Yo-

ga

1pm Bunco

6pm Marbles/

Jokers

19

10am Park As-

sociation

meeting

12pm Texas

Hold-um

6pm Karaoke

20

21

10am Pool Exer-

cise

11am Chair Yoga

Noon Beginning

Yoga

6pm Hand &

Foot

5pm Newsletter

Deadline

22

10am Pool

Exercise

11am Crafting

2pm Billiards

23

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

10am Women’s

Club

12pm Bridge

6pm Mexican

Train

24

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

12:30pm Poker

6pm Bingo

25

9:30am Fold

newsletter

10am Pool Exer-

cise

11am Chair Yo-

ga

6pm Marbles/

Jokers

26

10am Soup &

Bake Sale

12pm Texas

Hold-um

27

28

10am Pool Exer-

cise

11am Chair Yoga

Noon Beginning

Yoga

6pm Hand &

Foot

29

10am Pool

Exercise

11am Crafting

2pm Billiards

30

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

12pm Bridge

6pm Mexican

Train

31

10am Pool Ex-

ercise

12:30pm Poker

6pm Bingo


WOMEN ON THE GO

Women On The Go

Women on the Go will next be going to Olive Gar-

den on January 19th. Meet at the Clubhouse at 11:30.

RSVP to Annie Wallace (480) 286-3206. All women

in the Park are invited to go.

The next outing will be in March. Check with Karen

Egbert for future activities. (602) 418-4842.

ROYAL PALM FOOD PANTRY

What Can You Do?

If you know of somEone who needs food help, or if

you yourself need this help, contact one of the people

listed below. All transactions will be kept strictly

confidential!

• Elaine Violette, D54, (602) 677-2502

• George Immerso, R428, (480) 628-4949

• Sharlene Froberg, C87, (602) 350-4039

What We Need

Chili with beans, canned meats, instant potatoes,

canned fruit.

Thank you for your donations!!

Please Don’t Go Hungry!

If you don’t have food on a temporary basis help is available from the Food Pan-

try. We have basic foodstuffs and easy-to-prepaRe foods to help you out. We

also have adult men’s diapers.

Medical

Equipment

The Park Association has a selection of medical

equipment available for residents’ use at no

charge. Contact George Immerso (480) 628-

4949 or Elaine Violette (602) 677-2502 for

help. Have used medical equipment to donate?

We’ll be happy to accept it! However, we cannot

accept crutches, canes, or walkers without

seats.

BIRTHDAYS

Karen Egbert—9

Bill Caraher—10

Elaine Violette—14

Liza Moderson—14

Elaine Mielinis—14

Tom Perry—21

Erma Myers—25

Dixie Griffeth—D37

Joan Fleming—B137

Food Pantry Stock

In Game Room

A special thanks to

those that filled the

shelves in the Card

Room!

However, it is not intend-

ed to be a substitute store.

If you truly are not in

need, please do not

“shop” there.

What We Have

Canned vegetables, fruit, and meat; pastas and noo-

dles; peanut butter, soups, pickles, olives, mini sau-

sages, pet food, cat litter.

Thank you to all who have donated!!

FRIENDS LOST

Bridge Players Desperately Needed

Call Joyce Valenzuela (602) 870-7195. Don’t know Bridge? We will teach you!!


SATURDAY,

JANUARY 26TH

BAKE SALE 10AM

(Any donated HOMEMADE baked goodies

would be appreciated)

WHEEL OF FORTUNE 10AM

SOUP SALE 11AM

50/50 RAFFLE

DRAWING FOR PRIZES AT 1PM SHARP.

MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN!

SOUP &

BAKE SALE


January Birthday Bash

RSVP Gail Brazell (602) 327-8125

by Monday, January 14th

MEMBERSHIP SPECIALS—LIMITED TIME OFFERS

For existing members: Renew one year at $35 and

get second year for $25. Renewals will extend cur-

rent membership.

For new members: Join and pay only $35 for first

year and get second year for only $25.

See Dave Violette, D54, (602) 803-5615 for applica-

tion or join online at AAMHO.org

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ROYAL PALM CHRISTMAS DECORATION CONTEST

Each year Royal Palm has a home Christmas decoration contest

and rewards winners with prizes in the form of a credit against

their January rent. Judging is done by Park Management. Deco-

rations may be any combination of lights and other decora-

tions.

Judging was done on the night of December 18th and the win-

ners are:

• First Prize—$75: Wayne and Liza Moderson—F293

• Second Prize—$50: Wanda Rhodes—R437

• Third Prize—$25: A tie—Maryann Riebold—E229 and

Elaine and Dave Violette—D54. Each gets $25.

Check them out for yourself before the season ends! The pho-

tos here will just give you an idea of how they look.

Many thanks to all who decorated their home to make our

Christmas brighter!

First Prize, $75, goes to Wayne

and Liza Moderson, F293

Second Prize, $50, goes to Wan-

da Rhodes, R437

Tie Third Prize, $25, goes to Maryann Riebold, E229 Tie Third Prize, $25, goes to Elaine and Dave Violette, D54


ROYAL PALM CHRISTMAS DINNER

Our Annual Christmas Dinner was enjoyed by many on

Tuesday, December 11th (first session), and Wednesday,

December 12th (second session). There were 84 at the

Tuesday meal and 100 at the Wednesday meal.

Marlene Town did a wonderful job of decorating for the

event, as usual. The Christmas tree set on the stage was

elegant and colorful, and the table centerpieces (see

photo at right) made the tables warm and comfortable.

The menu offered a choice of turkey or ham and we also

had mashed potatoes and gravy, turkey dressing, green

beans, and rolls. Apple, pecan, and pumpkin pies topped

off the meal for dessert.

Beautiful decorations by Marlene Town

Gale Brazell and Dale Stroh serving on Tuesday Trish and kids serving on Tuesday

Cheryl Ringer, Gail Brazell, and Dale Stroh serving Wednesday Mary McDougale, Mary Jane Caraher, Betty Stroh, and Darlene

Payne serving Wednesday

The crowd on Wednesday night The crowd on Tuesday night. Note beautiful tree in background.

Meals were carried out to those who could not attend.

Seconds were offered attendees at the meals.


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Craft Group

Most every Tuesday from 11 AM to around 3 PM

you will find a group of women, and sometimes men,

gathered in the clubhouse to work on their personal

craft projects. Sometimes there will be an optional

class taught by one of the group or someone from

CHILI AND BAKE SALE

outside. If you have a special craft you like to do,

consider sharing it with others in the Craft Group.

The primary objective of this group is to simply en-

joy each other’s company and to share craft project

ideas. Contact Chris Nugent, (708) 516-5247, for

more information.

CRAFT CORNER

Elaine, Mary Jane, and Dorinda at bake sale table About half of the door prizes!

Ingrid selling 50/50 tickets to Phyllis and Joyce Group at Wheel of Fortune

Jan, Marv, John, and Helen Jan, Cheryl, and others


ROYAL PALM WEB SERVICES

RoyalPalmParkAssn.com

Royal Palm’s web site has a wealth of information

for you.

Want to check on an item in a past newsletter but

don’t have the newsletter? Go to RoyalPalmPar-

kAssn.com/Newsletters. You’ll find copies of all

newsletters from 2012 on.

Want to reread a Royal Palm Spotlight story? Go to

RoyalPalmParkAssn.com/Spotlight. You’ll find all of

them since the first one in November 2016.

Can’t remember who the current officers are or need

to contact one? Go to RoyalPalmParkAssn.com/

About us/Contacts to get the info.

Need to get the day, time, and place of an event or

activity? Go to RoyalPalmParkAssn.com/Calendar.

The calendar is updated monthly.

Alert and Reminder Notices

Royal Palm’s web system provides a feature for

sending alert messages and reminders to those who

sign up for it. You can choose to be notified by email

or text message, or both. Forms are available at the

Office and from Dave Violette, D54, (602) 803-5615.

The messages are brief and to the point. Your infor-

mation will be not shared with anyone else.

ALerts cover events such as water outages, planned

or unplanned, unusual gate operations, and so on.

Reminders are for upcoming meetings and activities.

For planned situations the notices usually go out the

day before; for unplanned situations the notices go

out when we learn about the situation.

Royal Palm Community on Facebook

Royal Palm has a Facebook group open to residents

by approval. While on Facebook, go to Royal Palm

Community and request to join if you are not already

a member. Once a member you are free to post there.

This group offers news of residents and chats about

hAppenings in Royal Palm. It is a good way to stay

in touch with the community.

Royal Palm Year Round

If you are a seasonal resident, RoyalPalmPar-

kAssn.com can help you stay in touch. All the news

and more is available to you.

Want to get the newsletter by email? The same sig-

nup form as for alerts and reminders also has a sec-

tion to sign up for newsletters. That way you’ll get it

every moNth no matter where you are! Park Phone Numbers: Office: (602) 943-5833

After Hours or Emergency: (602) 725-4028

WHAT TO BRING IF YOUR LAST NAME STARTS WITH:

A-H Dessert

I-P Side dish or salad

Q-Z Meat or main dish

Call 9-1-1 first if an emergency:


emergency crime reporting.

You Know You’re From Phoenix If:

You have to explain to out of-staters why there is no daylight saving time

A Thought to Consider

You give but little when you give of your pos-sessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.


ROYAL PALM WOMENS CLUB ITEMS

Every woman in the Royal Palm Community is con-

sidered a member of Women's Club. We have lots

planned for our 2018-2019 season. We meet in Octo-

ber until April, usually on the first and third

Wednesday of the month at 10:00 AM in the Club-

house.

0fficers for the Women’s Club are: Chris Nugent,

L277, (708) 516-5247, President; Cheryl Ringer,

Secretary; Joyce Valenzuela, D35, (602) 870-7195,

Vice President; and Frances Hedrick, A198, (602)

881-8704, Treasurer.

Royal Palm Women’s Club Meetings

We’ll be meeting on January 9th and 23rd for a

change in schedule this month only, at 10:00 AM in

the Clubhouse.

We’ll have a Soup & Bake Sale on Saturday, Janu-

ary 26th. The Bake Sale and Wheel of Fortune start at

10 AM; any homemade baked gooDies are appreciat-

ed. The Soup Sale starts at 11. There will be a 50/50

Raffle as well.

Drawings for prizes will start at 1 PM sharp! You

must be present to win.

GAMES AND ACTIVITIES FOR ALL RESIDENTS

Sponsored by the Royal Palm Park Association

Please call contact person before attending card games due to space limitations.

MONDAY 6 pm Hand & Foot—Contact Mary Jane Caraher (602) 678-4630 - requires 6 people –

we need people to sign up as substitute or to make a 2nd table. Call for info.

TUESDAY 11 am-3 pm Crafts—In Clubhouse - Contact Chris Nugent (708) 516-5247

TUESDAY 2 pm Billiards

1st & 3rd

WEDNES-

DAY

10 am Women’s Club—Meet your neighbors open to ALL women! No formal meetings

until Oct, but join us for coffee on first and third Wednesdays of the month. Con-

tact person -- Chris Nugent (708) 516-5247.

WEDNES-

DAY

12 pm Bridge—cost $1 -- beginners welcome, we play for fun, not serious!!! Call Joyce

Valenzuela if you want to learn Bridge (602) 870-7195.

WEDNES-

DAY

6 pm Mexican Train—Contact John Koch (602) 663-3531

3rd

FRIDAY

1-3 pm Bunco—Contact Mitzi Wrona (602) 674-0461. If cards are not your thing, then

try dice in the Game Room. $3 buy-in.

1st & 3rd

THURSDAY

10:00 pm Bible Study with Bette Cooley. Contact Cheryl Ringer (602) 513-2456

THURSDAY 12:30 pm Dealer Choice Poker—$5 buy in. Contact Peggy Glidden (602) 513-2456

THURSDAY 6 pm Bingo—We need another Bingo Caller. George Immerso (480) 628-4949

FRIDAY 6 pm Marbles and Jokers—Back on again!!! Contact John Koch (602) 663-3531

Bible Study Starting


PARK ASSOCIATION MONTHLY MEETING

JANUARY 19th

at CLUBHOUSE

EVERY THIRD SATURDAY at 10am.

Free coffee and doughnuts Open to all residents, fulltime and seasonal

Any questions or comments regarding Park issues should be directed to the Park Office.

SUPER BOWL POOL—Last year I had ONE

pool. It filled up fast. Some folks were up-

set because they did not get in on the pool.

This year I will have TWO pools. One for $5

per square and one for $10 per square. The

$5 pool pays $31.25 per quarter, and the

$10 pool pays $62.50 per quarter.

Super Bowl on Feb 3rd.

Contact: George (602) 326-7086

* HAPPIEST NEW YEAR *

Haircut, facial wax, eyebrow shape/tint, cleans-ing facial.

Chair Yoga: CHAIR YOGA is a gentle form of yoga that is practiced sitting on a chair or standing using a chair for support. In this class, we practice modified yoga postures, breathing techniques, and ways of relaxation. We meet every Monday and Friday at 11:00 am in the Clubhouse.

Beginner Yoga: Now starting classes on Mon-days at 12:00 in the Clubhouse, January 7th.

For personal guided classes and beauty appoint-ments, please schedule directly with Kristy at (602) 369-4412. Come to Lot P394 or I will come to you.


FOR SALE

Falcon All-Terrain Tow-bar. For motorhome use, equipped to connect to Blue Ox baseplate connec-tions on car. 6000 lb capac-ity. Used one year only. Dave Violette, D54, (602) 803-5615. $200

Hidden Letter Scramble Winner

The November winner was Mary Jane Caraher. The

answer was “CORNUCOPIA”.

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A CHALLENGING GAME - - HOW GOOD ARE YOU AT SEARCHING?

HIDDEN LETTER SCRAMBLE This game involves searching through this newsletter and finding the letters in the articles (not the ads) where a single uppercase

letter is in the middle of the word, not at the front. These letters will also be in bold face. An example might look like this word:

subsCribe (but this one does not count). Collect as many such letters as there as spaces in the entry form below then unscramble

the letters to form a phrase and write the unscrambled phrase in the spaces.

OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM SHOULD BE PUT IN THE DESIGNATED BOX IN THE OFFICE BY NOON ON THE FRIDAY BEFORE THE

ASSOCIATION MEETING. WINNING ANSWER WILL BE DRAWN FOR A $10 PRIZE DURING THE ASSOCIATION MEETING.

MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN. ONE ENTRY PER HOUSEHOLD/MOBILE HOME

The 9-letter answer is ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

FULL NAME AND LOT NUMBER - ______________________________________________

PARK HANDYMAN SERVICES

Handyman

Plumbing, Electrical, Kitchen, Bath Remodeling. Tile and laminate flooring. I also do installing of security

doors, locks, deadbolts, rekeying of locks, and cutting general keys. I am very handy in almost everything!

Call Wayne Moderson, F-293, (602) 545-9737.

PARK DIRECTORY UPDATES

To update your information in the Park Directory

please contact Cheryl Ringer, M272 (219) 863-

1199.

Bridge Players Desperately Needed

Call Joyce Valenzuela . Don’t know Bridge? We will teach you!!

Bible Study Starting

Led by Bette Cooley. Jan 17th, 10:00AM,

Clubhouse. Then 1st and 3rd Thursdays af-

ter. Call Cheryl Ringer (219) 631-1199.


MORE WAYS TO SAVE...

Bring us any reasonable estimate for work on your car or truck and

watch us take 10, 20, 30, 40, and UP TO 50% OFF THAT PRICE! !!!

WE PICK UP YOUR VEHICLE, FIX IT, AND RETURN IT

BACK TO YOUR DRIVEWAY READY TO GO!

• FREE AC CHECK

• The best prices for parts!

• 12 month 12,000 mile warranty!

• 24/7 towing & service calls in case of emergencies like jump starts and lockouts.

• Oil Change Special: $10 off for Royal Palm customers. Men-tion this ad to receive discount.

• Two ASE Master Technicians

• Better Business Bureau Accredited

• Conveniently fix your vehicle from your computer, no need to arrange rides and miss work!

• Free estimates

Emissionexpressaz.com (602) 870-1388

E-mail [email protected] (Subject Repair)


All articles and/or event information should either be hand

delivered or e-mailed to Dave Violette by 5pm on the Tuesday

after the third Saturday of the month. Contact him at Lot

D54 or phone (602) 803-5615 or email

[email protected]

To ADVERTISE item(s) for sale and/or services include name, space, and

phone number. Submit all ads by 5pm on the Tuesday after the

third Saturday of the month with payment to Royal Palm Park As-

sociation to Dave Violette, 2050 W Dunlap Ave Lot D54, Phoenix AZ

85021, phone 602+803-5615, or email [email protected]

NOTICE

The Royal Palm Park Association (The Palm Press Newsletter) is NOT responsible

for any companies or their employees that you may let into your home. The Royal

Palm Park Association (The Palm Press Newsletter) does not endorse any advertised

products, services, or companies, nor any of the claims made by the advertisers.

Business card $7/month / $9 color

Line ad (limit 50 words) $2/month

Line ad w/image s/a Business card

Full page $40/month / $43 color

Half page $25/month / $28 color

Qtr page $15/month / $18 color

‘Royal Palm Community

ADVERTISING RATES

Help the Planet,

Help the Park Association*!

Please recycle Aluminum, Card-board, Paper, Magazines, and

Plastics. They all go in the same bins now

* Money from recycling helps support

costs of our Park Association events!

THESE PLASTICS ONLY Please break down cardboard boxes so

they take less space


Details in Febru-

ary The Palm

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