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EVERYONE PLEASE SLOW DOWN & STOP AT SIGNS & INTERSECTIONS! (CARS, CARTS, & BIKES)

IT TAKES 4:46 Mins. from Back Gate to Front Gate @ 15-20mph, we don’t need more injuries or death, human or animal!

We’ve Got this, 5 minutes!!

PLEASE Your COURIER NOW INCLUDES 2 MONTHS OF INFO….

Please send items you want included ASAP! Drive Safe, Slow Down and Please Stop at all Stop Signs in our Community.  Please do not park in front of Driveways or Walkways at others homes. This can inhibit emergency access to homes.  If you would like an emailed copy of our 20 Pages before the first of the next month ?, Please email your name & email address and I will include you with our “SNOWBIRDS”. thedpcccourier@gmail.com 

Please email your events/information in WORD/JPEG/GIF or Similar Format so that it can be copied/edited if required to place in the “Appropriate Page or portions of a Page”, by the 12th of the month before publication. Plus be sure to send Calendar items that might need to be updated or added to this publication. “SNOWBIRDS”& others send your email to the editor if you would like the COURIER emailed to you. thedpcccourier@gmail.com OR billmarykelly@msn.com

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Date Palm C.C. residents SPECIAL, save money and join the Quick Quack Car Wash Discount. By scanning the QR Code below and adding to an existing account, or creating one of the two monthly services offered, you will receive a $10 per month savings for just being a Date Palm C.C. resident. For more information or assistance signing up, please call Bill Kelly or email QQ at (Jose’) jabarca@dontdrivedirty.com or ( Nate) ncox@dontdrivedirty.com. Get Clean!

After you scan the QR Code, your be asked to open your account or create an account. Then a LARGE SQUARE BOX will appear asking for your “employee I.D.” Type in DPCC or TEST, you will then be walked through the choices.

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FYI, YOU CAN TEXT 911 ANYTIME YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO TALK

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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.

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The DPCA ( Date Palm Community Association) is not an HOA in legal terms. Our DPCA service organization 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).

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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.

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“BINGO”, the fun happens every Wednesday during the Season October thru May. BINGO is held in the clubhouse Wednesdays door’s open at 6pm, games 7 to 9pm. (PLEASE NO ALCOHOL)

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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.

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GOLF Club that welcomes memberships during the season. These golfers do play all year around, Men: Tuesday and Friday.

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WATER AEROBICS, open to everyone in the large Clubhouse Pool, 8 am Monday thru Saturday.

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POKER, every Thursday evening at 6pm in Satellite 1.

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BIBLE STUDY, in Satellite 1 at 10am every Wednesday during the season October thru May 7.

For more information call Becky 760-318-4840,

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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.

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FRIENDSHIP POTLUCK, 3rd Friday of every month in the Clubhouse at 5:00pm, everyone welcome.

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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.

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PICKLE BALL, Check Flyer for times, on the pickleball court Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

CANASTA or Mexican Train is played every Tuesday at 1pm in Satellite 1.

Friends Of Dorothy is held the First Friday of every Month in the Clubhouse 6pm to 9:30pm.

All Facilities are locked at 10pm by Security within 30minutes, clubhouse pool too, restrooms locked. It used to be open 24 hours, too many transient issues, if seen call the Police.

FYI, YOU CAN TEXT 911 ANYTIME YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO TALK Please email your events/information in PDF/WORD/JPEG/GIF or Similar Format so that it can be copied/edited if required to place in the “Appropriate Page or portions of a Page”, by the 12th or sooner of the month before publication. Plus be sure to send Calendar items that might need to be updated or added to this publication.

“SNOWBIRDS” send your email to the editor if you would like the COURIER emailed to you while you are away. thedpcccourier@gmail.com

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Please cut this out and use if you choose to. This will only be maintained by your Citizens On Patrol. Each member of this organization has a signed Non-Disclosure Agreement on file. This will only be used in the event you need help and need assistance, from people you have identified, or “First Responders” to save your life.

Any questions please call the COP Office 760-328-3556

PLEASE CUT OR TEAR OUT THE FORM, OR PICK UP A FORM IN THE ADMIN OFFICE OR SAT. 2 POOL COP GARAGE AREA (DROP OFF THERE TOO).

Updated 4/2026

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5. FRONT GATE 760-422-7914

4. ADMIN. OFFICE 760-328-6514

3. COP 760-328-3556

2. CCFD 760-770-8200

1. CCPD 760-770-0300+1

760-328-3556

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Cut this page out. If you would like a laminated copy Call COP or Stop by Admin. Office.

DPCC ADMIN. OFFICE

760-328-6514

SUN-DIAL BUS SERVICE

760-343-4233

DPCC FRONT GATE

760-422-7914

TAXI SERVICE FOR SENIORS

855-464-6877

CITIZENS ON PATROL 24/7

760-328-3556

NICK’S BISTRO

760-324– 0411

CSI PARK SECURITY CCPD NON-EMERGENCEY

760-972-0000 760-770-0300

DPCC PRO SHOP 760-328-1315 COACH. VALLEY ANIMAL CNTL. 760-343-3644

CCFD NON-EMERGENCY

760-770-8200

CAT CITY HALL

760-770-0340

THE GAS CO.

877-238-0092

VECTOR CONTROL

760-342-8287

SCE (CUST. SUPPORT)

800-655-4555

EISENHOWER HOSPITAL

760-340-3911

SCE REPORT OUTAGE

800-655-4555

DESERT REGINONAL HOSP.

760-323-6511

SCE PAYMENT OPTIONS BURRTEC WASTE

800-950-2356 760-340-2113

PALM SPRINGS AIRPORT COURIER EDITOR

760-318-3800 909-915-7907

YOU CAN TEXT 911 FOR ASSISTANCE

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YOU CAN TEXT 911 FOR ASSISTANCE

REMEMBER WHEN CALLING FROM A CELLPHONE GIVE YOUR EXACT LOCATION (ADDRESS IF POSSIBLE).

Your call may go to Highway Patrol, Police or Sheriff’s Dept. that you are nearest.

Calling CCPD Non-Emergency Number is our CCPD Local Dispatch Direct Number, 760-770-0300 + 1

Remember after hours our Admin. Office number is transferred to answering service, 760-328-6514.

Local Incidents, Calls and concerns From your C.O.P., during the month.

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THIS is why we answer the phone 24/7, not a problem just a place to help when we can!

DAILY CALLS/ACTIVITIES

4/13 Request for neighborhood

tio while they were eating lunch. watch signs, 2 residents. Delivered. Passed info on to COP and the GM. 4/14 Request to return medical 5/4 Received call from resident askequipment. MEC handled. ing for help with trash cans. I handled this.

4/17 Request for COP vacation patrol. Delivered the form.

5/4 Resident called to borrow a wheelchair. I was able to find one 4/19 Report of abandoned car. that worked.

Found golfer looking lost at club.

4/22 Gate Ranger called about tres- 5/4 Handed out crutches to another passer. Found at 7:30pm asked him resident. to leave after he finished with the 5/5 Request for walker. MEC hanresident who invited him in. dled.

4/23 Gate Ranger calling again 5/5 Resident texted at 6am confirmabout the same individual who ing issue with neighbors again in visnuck in the property at 7:40PM. Un- olation of safety rule and conduct. able to locate.

Referred to GM. 4/25 Resident called, golfer nearly 5/6 Reports of sick coyote on the hitting them while walking their dog. golf course. Called animal control, I D’d golfer and referred to pro-shop ccpd, state animal control no help is and GM. Slow DOWN people. coming. Was told to live with it.

4/27 COP referral from neighbor, 5/7 Resident called to donate medihouse might be alone and a fire haz- cal equipment. MEC will respond. ard. Referred to GM for action terri- 5/8 Received call 6:30 am from COP ble conditions, no access to doors. officer reported called 911, neigh5/2 Ranger at the front gate called bor reported naked male adult broke advising a resident stopped by stat- into their home. Husband not home ing he locked his keys and phone in and scared. CCPD responded. his house. I was able to contact a 5/10 Resident called about neighbor locksmith for the resident to gain ac- blocking mailboxes and too many vecess. hicles. It is early in the day will 5/4 Resident called stating that 2 pa- check tonight. Checked later all ok. tio chairs were stolen off of their paADD MOTION LIGHTING TO YOUR HOMES AND/OR CAMERAS FOR SECURITY. IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE, PLEASE CALL OUR C.O.P.OFFICE 760-328-3556.

Many of these things are Solar and very affordable. American Flags help too.

SLOW DOWN IN OUR COMMUNITY, TOO MANY RESIDENTS DRIVE TOO FAST & DON’T STOP AT STOP SIGNS .

760-328-3556 Office

2025 Citizens On Patrol Executive Board President: Bill Kelly, (909) 915-7907 desertcop18@gmail.com Vice President: Steve Young Treasurer: Carolyn Udovich Recording Secretary: Sara Cardella Correspondence Secretary: Bill Klaben Sgt. At Arms: Scott Michaels Medical Equipment Commissioner: Cherie Young Golf Cart/Equipment Commissioner: John Udovich

If you are interested in joining your Citizens On Patrol Volunteer Organization please come to a meeting the First Thursday of Each Month in the Sat. 2 COP Office 760-328-3556 or call 909-915-7907.

COP IS NOT A CLUB OR ASSOCIATED WITH ANY OTHER GROUP IN DPCC, WE SUPPORT ALL CLUBS, GROUPS,RESIDENTS, FIRST RESPONDERS AND ELS.

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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.

Don’t Forget U.S. 3’x5’ Flags available from your C.O.P.,$12 donation.

Old flags drop at The Clubhouse Foyer’.

THIS IS A LIST OF THE SUPPLIES COP HAS TO LOAN • • • • • • • • • •

SEALED DIAPER PKG. • (Don’t need to re• turn) • 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 CANES WITH SEATS 1 WHEEL CHAIR RAMP KNEE WHEELER CRUTCHES BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR FOAM KNEE SPLINTS BED RAILS 6 FOLDING CHAIRS 2 6’ RECT. TABLE

TO BORROW AN ITEM CALL THE COP OFFICE 760-328-3556

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.

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) CPD Non 911760-770-0300 + 1

Call your COP if you need help with Emergency preparedness, earthquakes, power outages, and security lighting ideas.

760-328-3556

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Fun & Important STUFF

“Do You know your CARS?”…..

Where is she now?

ANSWERS SOMEWHERE IN THIS COURIER

Install this “My Cathedral City” App on your phones to report issues directly to Cathedral City, for appropriate follow up.

Google Cathedral City

Familiarize yourself with our AED’s, very easy to use.

(Call 911 First)

* 1990 FORD EXPLORER

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OUR FRIDAY DONUT SUPPLIER

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June 2026 Sun

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6 WATER AEROBICS 8a PICKLE BALL 730

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COP MTG 3p POKER 6P

COFFEE & DONUTS

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PARADE SATURDAY THE 4TH

BBQ SANDWICHES

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4TH OF JULY 250 YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

FUN !

ACTIVITIES HELD IN THE FOLLOWING:

MAIN CLUBHOUSE

SATELLITE #1

SATELLITE #2

MAIN POOL PAVILION TENNIS/PICKLE-BALL ADMIN OFFICE

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DECORATE THOSE GOLF CARTS AND YOUR HOMES EARLY! 5

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COFFEE & DONUTS

ACTIVITIES HELD IN THE FOLLOWING:

MAIN CLUBHOUSE

SATELLITE #1

SATELLITE #2

MAIN POOL PAVILION TENNIS/PICKLE-BALL ADMIN OFFICE

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DATE PALM COMMUNITY RESIDENT TELEPHONE/ADDRESS LIST If you want to participate, please send your name(s) Last, First, Address, Phone Number (or any combination, with or without Name, Phone or Address). Send to: thedpcccourier@gmail.com or text to 909-915-7907) NAME

ADDRESS

Abatangelo, Randy 184 Orontes Way Abney, Bruce 189 Orontes Way Aguilar, Ben 226 Calle Leandro Aguilar, John 189 Orontes Way Aldrich, Patricia ** 520 Calle Madrigal Allen, Richard Jay ** 526 Calle Madrigal Altreide, Loren 314 Via Don Benito Becerra, Valerie 94 Paseo Laredo No Block, Judy 393 Paseo Laredo So Block, Stephen 393 Paseo Laredo So Bohos, Mark 70 Paseo Laredo No Bonventure, Howard 168 Ave Orontes Bonventure, Peter 168 Ave Orontes Cain, Robert & Janice 481 Calle Madrigal Cardella, Sara * 420 Paseo Lareo So Carril, Roland 381 Andorra Collett, Paul 314 Via Don Benito Corral, Anita ** 76 Via Minorca Costa, Maragaret 416 Paseo Laredo So DeMerit, Abe 223 Calle Leandro DeMerit, Roberta 223 Calle Leandro Denzer, Lenni & Jim 164 Av Orontes Dowling, Michael 363 Av. Andorra Evans, Alan 80 Via Minorca Evans, Glenn * 177 Av Orontes Ferm, Rita 96 Paseo Laredo No Ferm, Stan 96 Paseo Laredo No Flareau, Dana 424 Paseo Laredo So Flareau, Les 424 Paseo Laredo So Fournier, Michael 430 Calle Madrigal Hale, Robert ** 93 Paseo Laredo No Harju, Bill & Peggy 368 Ave Andorra Henderson, Pearl ** 135 Via Estrada Johnson, Elaine 81 Via Minorca Gadbois, Shirley 445 Paseo Perdido Gardner, Marty (Martha) 128 Via Estrada Gros, Betty 23 Via Val Verde Kelly, Bill * 515 Cerritos Way Kelly, Mary * 515 Cerritos Way Kiger, Chris 417 Paseo Laredo So King, Mike 48 Paseo Laredo No Klaben, Bill * 537 Cerritos Way Klaben, Kate 537 Cerritos Way Knecht, Jackie ** 355 Andorra Way Koppert, Ron * 225 Calle Leandro Krogstad, Randall 235 Marisma Way Laguna, Frank 355 Andorra Way Lewis, Lisa 450 Paseo Perdido

PHONE 760-218-9421 760-641-6657 970-376-0747 760-285-6906 619-322-6611 760-902-0976 760-668-8776 707-362-1663 503-780-9339 503-970-6504 209-480-0291 205-592-9059 205-234-4723 760-770-3572 760-702-2006 951-243-4405 415-319-3990 619-200-1666 925-357-0999 760-992-4558 760-992-4878 951-500-6370 951-532-2196 760-898-9429 760-321-4334 909-754-4294 909-754-4463 760-534-8187 760-673-5706 760-567-1353 760-968-1600 360-621-9083 951-312-7281 760-321-1374 760-202-3411 707-484-8799 760-324-6335 909-915-7907 909-915-7934 949-375-2159 847-650-2050 408-3752027 408-375-0226 775-335-7326 612-836-3000 602-690-9279 775-335-7326 818-402-2730

NAME Lyckman, Sher Linhart, M. Mary ** Lopez, Gregory Maag, Phillip Marks, Scott Meehan, John Mobley, Dan Mobley, Deb Monte, James * Mortis, Jeanne Obrien, Peter Orozco, Henry Ortega, Barb Paine, Gene Paine, Linda Parkhurst, Kathi * Ponce, Joe Rockwell, Sheryl Sasman, Barbara Schmitt, David Sharp, Joy Spratley, Genie Spratley, John * Steen, Mike * Stallman, Charles Steinberg, Kayde Stevenson, Walter St. John, Phyllis * Stowell, David Sullivan, Kaaren Swager, Hadrian * Swager, Terri Tenner, Dori Thomas, Jeff Thomas, Susan Tucholke, Kevin Udovich, Carolyn * Udovich, John * Warnecke, Gene ** Warnecke, Maria ** Williams, Tom Woosley, Sharon Yonchik, Jim Young, Cherie * Young, Steve * Plymouth

ADDRESS 125 Via Valverde 332 Via Don Benito 70 Paseo Laredo No 420 Paseo Laredo So 48 Paseo Laredo No 184 Orontes Way 212 Marisma Way 212 Marisma Way 230 Marisma Way 419 Paseo Laredo So 39 Paseo Laredo No 204 Ave. Orontes 380 Av. Andorra 386 Av, Andorra 386 Av. Andorra 393 Paseo Laredo So 381 Andorra 499 Paseo Perdido 494 Calle Madrigal 97 Paseo Laredo No 41 Paseo Laredo No 440 Calle Madrigal 440 Calle Madrigal 232 Marisma Way 313 Via Don Benito 495 Calle Madrigal 80 Via Minorca 226 Calle Leandro 97 Paseo Laredo No 276 Ave Andorra 383 Av Andorra 383 Av Andorra 503 Cerritos Way 428 Calle Madrigal 428 Calle Madrigal 235 Marisma Way 115 Via Val Verde 115 Via Val Verde 229 Calle Leandro 229 Calle Leandro 93 Paseo Laredo No 130 Via Estrada 421 Paseo Laredo So 99 Paseo Laredo No. 99 Paseo Laredo No. Trailblazer

* COP Officer/Member

PHONE 760-272-9680 925-785-3100 209-480-4734 760-835-9114 847-650-0300 760-218-4910 760-408-8081 310-753-2493 707-291-7356 760-423-3171 760-507-6599 310-261-0228 760-285-7845 425-241-7317 760-338-1849 760-285-1262 951-243-4531 760-413-9554 760-898-8536 760-835-0444 980-829-9613 909-331-7620 760-699-7124 310-925-9514 760-408-8467 760-699-8359 760-883-0148 818-274-2060 760-835-1333 520-906-4122 442-434-8169 442-307-9874 503-646-5866 912-996-5021 912-996-3648 602-402-2526 925-783-2866 925-628-3377 786-440-4685 858-518-6187 760-406-1600 360-910-3075 562-972-1460 310-613–7031 213-309-0905 1974

** Associate COP Member

Puzzles and Word Games you can use

Home Repairs

Home Buying Key Across

BATH BEAM BRUSH BUILDING CARPET CONTRACTOR COOLING DESIGN ELECTRICIAN FAUCETS FLOORING HAMMER HARDWARE HEATING KITCHEN KNIFE

LEVEL MOLDING NAILS PAINTER PANELING PLIERS PLUMBER SANDER SAW SINKS STAIN TACK TILES TOOLBOX VANITY WRENCH

1. “Welcome” site 4. ___ Today 7. “___ la la!”

8. Heirloom location 10. Bruin legend Bobby 11. Bridget Fonda, to Jane 12. Colossus 14. Highest points 17. Livestock pen in southern Africa 18. Norse goddess of love 21. Kind of feeling 23. Billiards bounce 24. “Fantasy Island” prop 25. Tax expert for short 26. Feminine suffix

Down 1. Jersey call 2. Blood carrier 3. Thunderflies 4. Colorado Indian 5. As written

6. Trick taker, often 8. Type of word play 9. Skin problem 13. ___ Rose 15. American symbol 16. Veers 18. TV monitor?

19. Bad-mouth 20. Baseball stat 22. “___ the The headline is a clue to the season ...” answer in the diagonal.

June Sudoku How to solve sudoku puzzles No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.

Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9.

Similarly, each number can only

appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is easy.

TRIVIA TEASER

QUOTES

Movies Rated "G"

I would like to die on Mars. Just not on impact.

Elon Musk

1. What was the name of the girl group led by Rizzo in the musical Grease? aGolden Girls, b-Thunder Chicks, c-Pink Ladies, d-Zip-Gun Angels.

We won the moon race; now it's time for us to live and work on Mars.

Buzz Aldrin

2. Who played scientist Niko Tatopoulos in the 1998 American remake of Godzilla? a-Matthew Broderick, b-Ben Kingsley, c-George Clooney, d-John Cusick.

3. Which actor suffered a fatal heart attack during the filming of Gladiator? a-Oliver Reed, b-William Frawley, c-Tom Baker, d-Redd Foxx.

4. Which actor made his film debut opposite Barbara Stanwyick in the movie Golden Boy? a-Burt Lancaster, b-William Holden, c-Kirk Douglas, d-Victor Mature.

5. What is the longest film to win a Best Picture Oscar? a-Gandhi, b-Giant, c-Gone With the Wind, d-The Greatest Show on Earth.

6. In the movies Gidget, Gidget Goes Hawaiian, and Gidget Goes To Rome, three different actresses played the title character. What actor remained true to each, playing Moondoggie? a-Bobby Darin, b-Bobby Sherman, c-Frankie Avalon, d-James Darren.

7. What was the name of the Korean assassin who used his bowler hat as a weapon in the James Bond movie Goldfinger? a-Jaws, b-Short Round, c-Lone Wolf, d-Odd Job. 8. Who played an unhinged mobster named Tommy DeVito in the movie GoodFellas? a-Joe Pesci, b-Ray Liotta, c-Joe Piscopo, d-Anthony Perkins.

9. In the movie Groundhog Day, Bill Murray keeps reliving the same day over and over. What song plays every morning on his radio-alarm clock? a-Little Town Flirt, b-Rock Around the Clock, c-Last Train to Clarksville, d-I Got You, Babe.

10. Who played the husky-voiced best friend of Thora Birch in Ghost World? a-Annette Bening, b-Scarlett Johansson, c-Melanie Griffith, d-Mena Suvari.

Space is for everybody. It's not just for a few people in science or math. That's our new frontier out there, and it's everybody's business to know about space.

Christa McAuliffe There's something magical about pushing back the frontiers of knowledge.

That's something that is almost part of being human.

Sally Ride It doesn't matter which side of the fence you get off on sometimes. What matters most is getting off. You cannot make progress without making decisions.

Jim Rohn Determination gives you the resolve to keep going in spite of the roadblocks that lay before you.

Denis Waitley If a friend is in trouble, don't annoy him by asking if there is anything you can do. Think of something appropriate and do it.

Edgar Watson Howe Many of our fears are paper-thin and a single courageous step would carry us clear through them.

Brendan Francis Never fear shadows. They simply mean there's a light shining somewhere nearby.

Ruth E. Renkel Joy is what happens when we realize how good things really are.

Marianne Williamson Successful people are always looking for opportunities to help others. Unsuccessful people are always asking, "What's in it for me?"

Brian Tracy

The Lighter Side

Life's little truths

Age is a high price to pay for maturity.

If you must choose between two evils, pick the one you have never tried before.

My idea of housework: Sweep the room with a glance.

Not one shred of evidence supports the notion that life is serious.

If you look like your passport picture, you probably need the trip.

Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.

A conscience is what hurts when all your other parts feel so good.

No husband has ever been shot while doing the dishes.

Opportunities always look bigger going than coming.

Junk is something you've kept for years and throw away three weeks before you need it.

Experience is wonderful. It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it.

By the time you can make ends meet, they move the ends.

Thou shall not weigh more than thy refrigerator.

Answers to Movies Rated "G" 1-c, Pink Ladies 2-a, Matthew Broderick 3-a, Oliver Reed 4-b, William Holden 5-c, Gone With the Wind 6-d, James Darren 7-d, Odd Job 8-a, Joe Pesci 9-d, "I Got You, Babe" 10-b, Scarlet Johansson

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