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Here’s a few things that you may not KNOW, REMEMBER, UNDERSTAND or need an update on:
Date Palm C.C. Organizations, Clubs and Fun Stuff. 1. The DPCA ( Date Palm Community Association) is not an HOA in legal terms. Our DPCA service or-
ganization is a social group for the entire community and does ask for membership. This group is open to all residents and charges $25 per person or $45 per couple per year. There is an elected Executive Board made up of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, plus: Directors and Committees. The Directors serve specific areas of the community and the committees are: Action Committee, Sunshine Committee, Social Committee and others as needed. The Courier is paid for by the DPCA. The DPCA meets the first Thursday of the Month during the Season (October thru April) at 6pm in the Clubhouse. Come and check it out, always a good time (cake & coffee).
2. C.O.P. (Citizens On Patrol) Volunteers from our community. They patrol the streets day and night in
Golf Carts or their cars. Also, COP will do “Vacation Checks” on the perimeters of homes while people are away. COP asks for an approval request form to be completed for these home patrols. Our COP meets monthly in the COP office at Satellite 2 at 3p the first Thursday throughout the year. COP also assists the local first responders as required and offers “emergency equipment” and home safety items for sale. In addition, COP offers American Flags for sale and collects/retires old American Flags. COP answers their office phone 24/7, (760)328-3556.
3. BUNCO, is a group that meets once a month during the season in Sat. 1 at 6pm on the first Monday of
the Month. For information call Kathi Parkhurst 760-285-1262.
4. GOLF Club that welcomes memberships during the season. These golfers do play all year around,
Men: Tuesday and Friday.
5. WATER EXERCISE, open to everyone in the large Clubhouse Pool, 8 am Monday thru Saturday.
(Note Friday’s start at 7:45) 6. POKER, every Thursday evening at 6pm in Satellite 1. 7. BIBLE STUDY, in Satellite 1 at 10am every Wednesday during the season October thru May 7. For
more information call Becky 760-318-4840,
8. COFFEE & DONUTS, FRIDAYS in the Clubhouse provided by our community Management.
Come out and meet friends and neighbors, along with our managers 9 to 10 am every Friday.
9. FRIENDSHIP POTLUCK, 3rd Friday of every month in the Clubhouse at 5:00pm, everyone welcome. 10. DATE PALM CC DESERT BLUE GRASS/FOLK/JAM, 2pm to 4pm in the Clubhouse the 2nd Sunday
of every month during the season, October thru May.
11. PICKLE BALL, Check Flyer for times, on the pickleball court Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. 12. .CANASTA or Mexican Train is played every Tuesday at 1pm in Satellite 1.
13. Friends Of Dorothy is held the First Friday of every Month in the Clubhouse 6pm to 9:30pm, October thru April. 14. Chair Exercise Class every Tuesday at 10am in the Clubhouse. 15. Game Night in Sat. 1 Game/Card Room 6pm on ALL BUT 1ST Monday of every month, different games of choice are played each night. 16. BINGO, every Wednesday night in the Clubhouse, doors open at 6pm, Bingo starts at 7pm (No Alcohol).
PLEASE CLEAN UP FOR YOURSELVES IN EVERY FACILITY AFTER USE, NO DIRTY DISHES IN SINKS!__
NOTE: All Facilities are locked at 10pm by Security within 30minutes, clubhouse pool too, restrooms locked. In the past the clubhouse pool was opened 24 hours, the restrooms are locked at 10pm the pool can’t be used, and we have had many transient issues. If non-residents or transients are seen, call the Police
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THE SUNSHINE REPORT – NOVEMBER 2026
Speedy recovery to: *Cherie Young, #99 *Casey McDaniel, #334 Condolences to the family of Robert (Bob) Morris who recently passed away. Robert attended the University of Oregon and was a big Oregon Ducks fan. He served in Korea as an Air Force Officer. He was active in real estate in Malibu, Newport Beach, Oregon and Washington state. In Newport Beach, he owned a large hotel with a nightclub attached which was home to the Rat Pack and top Hollywood stars of the ‘50s and ‘60s. The club was leased to Roberta Linn and her husband after she finished a long engagement in Vegas. Bob developed a close friendship with Roberta. After that time, they lost contact with each other for 50 years. Surprisingly, they met up again here at our restaurant when it was T’s on the Green when Ruth Chase re-introduced the two as they were both at the restaurant. After reuniting, they remained close friends. Shortly after, Robert left for Oregon and he then passed. He had been coming to Palm Springs since the ‘60’s. He was a resident of Mission Hills before coming to DPCC. He enjoyed going to Nick’s Restaurant for some friendly conversation. He was a good friend to Tony Ward and a great American patriot. He will be missed. If you know of anyone who is ill, in the hospital or could use some prayer or company, please let me know. Anita Corral, Chair Sunshine Committee 619-200-1666
Come out and enjoy FREE Old Movies in the Clubhouse the 2nd and 4th Thursday of October at 1pm. Hosted by your DPCA Social Committee.
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Management Corner: Storm Preparedness & Utility Safety As we move into the fall and winter season, now is the perfect time to prepare for storms, heavy rain, high winds, and unexpected power outages. A little preparation today can help keep you and your family safe during an emergency. Storm Preparedness Tips • Keep flashlights and extra batteries available. • Store bottled water and non-perishable food. • Charge cell phones, medical devices, and backup power banks before a storm. • Secure outdoor furniture, decorations, and loose items that could become airborne during high winds. Review family emergency plans and important contact information. Stay Informed Riverside County Emergency Alerts Register to receive emergency notifications: https://rivcoready.org/alert-rivco National Weather Service Monitor weather watches, warnings, and forecasts: https://www.weather.gov Southern California Edison (SCE) Resources Sign Up for Outage Alerts Receive notifications by text, email, or phone regarding outages and Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS). Register for Outage Alerts [sce.com] Check Outage Status View current outages and restoration updates online. View Outage Map and Status [sce.com], [sce.com] Report a Power Outage Report outages directly through SCE's online outage center. Report an Outage [sce.com] Important Phone Numbers SCE Customer Support & Outage Reporting: 1-800-611-1911 [sce.com], [sce.com] Downed Power Lines or Electrical Emergencies: Call 911 immediately. Never approach a downed power line. [sce.com] Electrical & Utility Reminders To help prevent outages and electrical hazards within the community: • Never overload electrical outlets or use damaged extension cords. • Ensure electrical pedestals remain accessible and free from landscaping, storage items, or debris. • Report flickering lights, sparks, unusual odors, or damaged electrical equipment immediately. • Do not perform unauthorized electrical work on utility pedestals or community-owned equipment. • Test smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors regularly and replace batteries as needed. • Keep a flashlight readily available instead of relying on candles during power outages. If you use electrically powered medical equipment, consider registering for SCE's Medical Baseline Program to receive additional outage-related notifications and support. [sce.com] Community Reminder The safety and preparedness of our residents remain a top priority. We encourage everyone to take a few moments to prepare for storm season, register for emergency and outage alerts, and review their emergency supplies. Prepared today. Ready tomorrow. Stay safe and stay informed.
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Please come out and honor our Veterans on November 11th Veteran’s Day at our annual Flag Retirement Ceremony in the Communities Main Parking Lot near the Large American Flag. This event is hosted by your Citizens On Patrol. Everyone is welcome to participate and lay a folded flag in the Fire Pit for the correct way to retire U.S. Flags. We will start at sunset between 16:30 & 17:00 (4:30 & 5:00PM) Cathedral City Police, Fire and City Council are invited to this very special event, come out and honor the fallen and our VETS! Nick’s Bistro will be offering a “special” Veteran’s Day early dinner menu before the Ceremony at the restaurant 3pm to 5pm
DROP OFF OLD FLAGS IN BAGS, Sat. 1, Clubhouse or 515 Cerritos Way.
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COP SUGGESTIONS TO CONSIDER 1. Change your driving pattern when leaving and driving: Returning to your home and/or leaving. Drive around the block and always look for cars that might be following you. 2. If you are followed drive to a friend or the P.D.. 3. *Keep your car key fob with alarm next to your bed. 4. ***Audible alarms and wheel boots work for Golf Carts and BIKES. 5. *Light up the exterior of your home. Use as many solar lights as possible around the exterior. And Motion Lights work well too. 6. Put lights on timers and TV/Radio on timers inside your home. 7. Get to know your neighbors, and COP members. 8. Proudly fly a lighted American Flag 24/7. 9. Do Not announce on social media travel plans. 10. The community does not allow solicitors. Never let a stranger in your home or give them information. Call the Police, the Office and/or COP if you encounter a solicitor.
THIS IS A LIST OF THE SUPPLIES COP HAS TO LOAN •
SEALED DIAPER PKG. (Don’t need to return) WHEEL CHAIRS WALKERS/SEATS WALKERS WALKERS W/O WHEELS LRG. SHOWER CHAIR SML. SHOWER CHAIR POTTY CHAIRS EASY RIDE ELEVATED TOILET SEAT REGULAR CANES QUAD CANES
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CANES WITH SEATS • 1 WHEEL CHAIR RAMP • • KNEE WHEELER • • CRUTCHES • • HANDICAP SHOWER • BAR • BLOOD PRESSURE • MONITOR • • FOAM KNEE SPLINTS • • BED RAILS • • 6 FOLDING CHAIRS • • 2 6’ RECT. TABLES • • 1 8’ RECT. TABLE • • 1957 Pontiac Bonneville TO BORROW AN ITEM CALL THE COP OFFICE 760-328-3556
11. If you are going away for an extended time, sign up with the COP for house checks (forms at Clubhouse, COP Garage Sat.2 & Admin. Office). 12. Be Vigilant, Be Observant, Be a Good Witness, Be Caring without interfering. 13. Don’t be paranoid, Don’t pass rumors, Don’t blame others for your lack of preparation. Never be afraid to call the Police. 14. REMEMBER WHEN CALLING FROM A CELL-PHONE to give your EXACT LOCATION AND ADDRESS. COP OFFICE 760-328-3556 (24/7) CCPD Non 911 760-770-0300 + 1 6-1956 Nash Ambassador
COME CHECK IT OUT 1ST THURSDAY EVERY MONTH 3PM IN THE C.O.P OFFICE SATELITTE 2 FOR A STAFF MEETING.
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Remember your C.O.P. patrols our community daily, offers vacation/snowbird home patrols, offers security and safety home advise. Most importantly reminds you to never be afraid to CALL 911. State, Medical or Police issue, give address, descriptions and as much information as you can. Patrol request forms are available in the, Clubhouse, Admin. Ofc. and COP garage door, and return to the Admin Office or the mail slot on the right side of the right side of the COP garage, at the Satellite 2 pool area. Don’t Forget U.S. 3’x5’ Flags available from your C.O.P., $12 donation, Old flags drop at the CLUBHOUSE OR 515 Cerritos Way.
Familiarize yourselves with basic life saving skills. Review your knowledge and procedures. Do you know where our AED’s are? Wherever you go, find the AED’s, Exits and be prepared to survive & help where needed!
ALWAYS CALL 911 FIRST OR HAVE SOMEONE CAL FOR YOU WHILE START CPR &/OR AED
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The Famous elusive Date Palm Lady, She has been passed around our community since 2010!! If you are fortunate enough to have her visit your home, here are The Rules: 1. You must keep her for at least one week. (no longer than 4). 2. You can dress her as you like. 3. Doing this good fortune will be yours. 4. When your are ready to send her on to visit another home, call 909-915-7907. This is not affiliated with any organization in DPCC
Very Easy to use and helpful for our City. Download the Cathedral City APP on your phone to report issues in our city, from Graffiti to Code Enforcement. Where is she now?
This Monthly Tradition in the Courier goes way back. I will post many “Old Car Truck” photos and more, to see how many we can recall when vehicles were “Art Work” and you could tell the difference. All good fun, to remember those cool cars from days of OLD!
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Date Palm C.C. 36-200 Date Palm Dr. Cathedral City, Ca 92234 Office 760-328-6514 Front Gate Ranger Station 760-422-7914
Maintenance Yard Admin. Office Dog Park Pavillion Clubhouse Tennis/Pickleball Courts Clubhouse Nick’s Bistro Restaurant
Driving Range
Calle Leandro 215-229
Paseo Laredo No. 30-59 + 60=73 +92-104
Front 9
Marisma Way 205-235
Av Minorca 74-91
Orontes Way 180-192
Av Orontes 164-178 + 193-204
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Satellite 1 Pool Card Room Libry. Via Val Verde 1-127
Via Estrada 129-139
Estrada Way 140-163
Date Palm Dr
Family Pool & RV Park Pool
Front 9 Addresses 1 to 235
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Da Vall Date Palm Ln. Andorra Way 350-372
Satellite 2 Pool and Gym C.O.P. Office/Garage 760-328-3556
Back Gate
Av. Andorra 272-303 + 291-370
Back 9
Av Perdido 441-456 +499-501 +530-534
Calle Madrigal 426-440+ 474-499+ 520-528
Cerritos Way 502-519 + 534-540 + 457-473
Paseo Laredo So. 236-271 + 292-425
Date Palm C.C. 36-200 Date Palm Dr. Cathedral City, Ca 92234 Office 760-328-6514 Front Gate Ranger Station 760-422-7914
Back 9 Addresses 236 to 540
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Date Palm Country Club Desert Bluegrass/Folk Jam is Roaringly Awesome! Next Jam Session: Sunday, November 15, 2026 Time: 2:00pm – 5:00pm Main Clubhouse For being the first month of the new season, October was exceptional. We came out of the gates, pickin’ and grinnin’! COME ON DOWN! Y’ALL ARE WELCOME. If you wish to jam, please RSVP TO: Denise (Dede) Ondishko email: dmondishko@MSN.com Phone:757277-5376. Any other questions or concerns, call Mary Linhart 925.785.3100. *An Ongoing DPCA Event Since 2018*
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Calling all BUNCO players our first game of the season will happen on the first Monday of October at 6pm. (October 5) Cost is $10 (please bring small currency bills as we cannot make change!) also bring a small plate of sweet or spiccy goodies to share enough for 4 people! We will call a meeting at 6pm to discuss the way to proceed with this fun and exciting social get together. Please bring your ideas and talent! See you on the 5th! Margaret Costa 925-357-0999
ATTENTION: Good news a new Club will be joining us. The first meeting is October 9th at 7pm in the Clubhouse for the Shadow Gem & Mineral Society. Meeting the second Friday of the month at 7:00 P.M.. Who we are is a rockhound club, we collect rocks and mineral from special places in our desert, like Fossils, Jasper, Petrified Wood, Quart Crystals, Agates, Tourmoline and more. We have 1 to 2 trips per month. 4x4’s are sometimes needed, if you do not have one, you can ride with someone, just share the cost of gas. We have a speaker every month on Earth Sciences, live auction and silent auction. We are a nonprofit club, small fee of $30 per year per person. Any questions please call: Darlene Bjork, President #429 Calle Madrigal, 760-219-4388 Come join us the meetings 2nd Be sure to check Friday every month in the club- with Darlene for house at 7pm. We are a fun any upcoming trips during the month. and educational club.
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November 2026 Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
2 WATER
1
3 WATER EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL EXERCISE 8
BUNCO 6p Chair Ex. 10a CANASTA 1P
8 Welcome
9 WATER
10 WATER EXERCISTE 8 Back Ice EXERCISE 8 Cream Social PICKLEBALL 1-4pm GAME Chair Ex. 10a
NIGHT 6P
Thu
4 WATER
7 WATER
11 WATER
14 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL BIBLE STUDY 10
CANASTA 1P
16 WATER BLUEGRASS 2P
22
17 WATER EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL EXERCISE 8
GAME NIGHT 6P
12 WATER
13 WATER
EXERCISE 8
EXERCISE 745
POKER 6P MOVIE 1P
COFFEE & DONUTS 9A
18 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL BIBLE STUDY 10
19 WATER
20 WATER
EXERCISE 8
EXERCISE 745
POKER 6P
COFFEE & DONUTS 9A
CANASTA 1P
23 WATER
24 WATER EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL EXERCISE 8
GAME NIGHT 6P 29
Chair Ex. 10a
Chair Ex. 10a
Sat
5 WATER 6 WATER EXERCISTE 8 EXERCISE 8 EXERCISE 745 PICKLEBALL COP MTG 3P COFFEE & BIBLE STUDY10 POKER 6P DONUTS 9A DPCA MTG 6 FOD 6:30 PM
VET DAY FLAG RETIREMENT 17:00
15
Fri
EXERCISE 8 PICKLEBALL
EXERCISE 8 PICKLEBALL
GEM & MINERALS 7p
21WATER
EXERCISE 8 PICKLEBALL
POTLUCK 530
25 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL BIBLE STUDY 10
26 WATER
27 WATER
EXERCISE 8
EXERCISE 745
POKER 6P
28 WATER
EXERCISE 8 PICKLEBALL
CANASTA 1P
30 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL-
GAME NIGHT 6P
ACTIVITIES HELD IN THE FOLLOWING:
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December 2026 Sun
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Wed
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Sat
1 WATER
2 WATER
3 WATER
4 WATER
5 WATER
EXERCISE 8 Chair Ex. 10a
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL BIBLE STUDY10
CANASTA 1P
WATER EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL
8 WATER
BUNCO 6p
Chair Ex. 10a
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6
EXERCISE 8
9 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL BIBLE STUDY10
CANASTA 1P
14 WATER
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BLUEGRASS 2P
20
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL
15 WATER
EXERCISE 8
GAME NIGHT 6P
Chair Ex. 10a
21 WATER
22 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL
EXERCISE 8 Chair Ex. 10a
28 WATER
29 WATER
GAME NIGHT 6P
POKER 6P
DPCA MTG 6 pm 10 WATER
16 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL BIBLE STUDY10
Chair Ex. 10a
FOD 6:30 PM 11 WATER
EXERCISE 8
EXERCISE 745
POKER 6P
COFFEE & DONUTS 9A
17 WATER
23 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL BIBLE STUDY10
EXERCISE 8 PICKLEBALL
DONUTS 9A
12 WATER
EXERCISE 8 PICKLEBALL
GEM & MINERALS 7p
Golf Cart Parade and Chili Cookoff
18 WATER
19 WATER
MOVIE 1P
CANASTA 1P
EXERCISE 8
EXERCISE 745
COP MTG 3P COFFEE &
EXERCISE 8
EXERCISE 745
POKER 6P
COFFEE & DONUTS 9A
EXERCISE 8 PICKLEBALL
POTLUCK 530
CANASTA 1P
GAME NIGHT 6P EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL
EXERCISE 8
24 WATER
EXERCISE 8
25
25 Christmas
Day Potluck
26 WATER
EXERCISE 8 PICKLEBALL
POKER 6P MOVIE 1P
30 WATER
EXERCISTE 8 PICKLEBALL BIBLE STUDY10
31 WATER
EXERCISE 8 POKER 6P
CANASTA 1P ACTIVITIES HELD IN THE FOLLOWING:
MAIN CLUBHOUSE
SATELLITE #1
MAIN POOL PAVILION
SATELLITE #2
TENNIS/PICKLE-BALL
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