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ROYALE REPORTERAugust 1, 2014 Lake Royale, North Carolina Volume 17 Issue 8

Helping to Make our Community Our Home

By DOLORES PENDERGAST

Both Volunteers of theYear, Dorothy Hudson andRobert Styers, modestly insistthat they really haven’t donethat much. Robert said that heand his wife Beth try to helpour community in as manyways as needed because “this isour home”. Robert Styers andhis wife Beth have ownedproperty on Red Wing at thelake since 2000. Since heretired, they finally decided tomove here full time and are inthe planning stages of buildinga cottage.

In that short time he hasserved as a member ofCommunity EmergencyResponse Team (CERT) andhas attended training sessionsboth here and at Bunn Rescue.He also is a member of the By-laws and Covenants Committee(BLCC) helping with itemsconcerning the covenants andby-laws. This year he helpedprepare ballots for mailing andalso with the ballot count.Since Beth is on the RecreationCommittee Robert states, “I,

like other spouses, am enlistedto help with various eventsthroughout the year.” If youhave played mini golf this year,you have probably noticed theupdating Robert has addedwith the help of Missy Atkinsand Cathy Peters. They appliedwood preservative andrepainted the cards andobstacles at the end of eachhole using supplies providedby the POA.

Dorothy “Dot” Hudsonand her husband Ed alsovolunteer extensively in ourcommunity. Since they movedhere in 2007 Dot has drawnattention to healthy lifestylechoices by leading andexpanding the video aerobicsclasses and initiating Yogapractice in which she sharesher expertise as a Chair YogaInstructor. Her passion forgardening is evident in thetireless hands on efforts of Dotand Ed as part of theBeautification Committee. Shealso plans and helps organizethe monthly Out to LunchBunch trips. Her volunteerism

North Carolina Wildlife Boasts Top MagazineRALEIGH, N.C. —

When Wildlife in NorthCarolina, the magazinepublished by the N.C. WildlifeResources Commission, wasnamed recently as the nation’sbest in its category, it reflectedmore than accolades as aquality publication.

The award also reflectedthe determination of a

dedicated staff to find businesssustainability in a rapidlychanging marketplace. As themagazine was presented thefirst-place plaque by theAssociation for ConservationInformation (ACI) on July 10in Nebraska City, Neb.,editorial staff recognized theachievement bothprofessionally and personally.

“Beginning about fouryears ago, the magazine beganto move toward self-sufficiency,” said Jim Wilson,editor. “We had to operatedifferently and marketourselves creatively. We had to— and must continue to — doso without losing the highstandards of quality our readersexpect.”

Wildlife in North Carolinabegan circulation in 1937, pre-dating the formation of theWildlife Commission by adecade. The magazine isknown for exceptional colorphotography and great articleson hunting, fishing, naturalareas, wildlife research andconservation.

“We transitioned from amonthly to a bi-monthlycirculation model, but addedbonus spring and fall outdoorsguides that carried advertising,which regular issues traditionallyhaven’t had, giving us a revenuesource,” Wilson said. “Thesespecial issues highlight fishing,hunting and outdoor recreational

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AMVETS Host Independence Day ParadeBy NORM BELL, Public

Relations, AMVETS Post 201

AMVETS Post 201 hosted

the 18th annual festival parade tocelebrate our Nation’s

Independence. First, second andthird place trophies were

awarded for best “4th of July”theme decorated golf carts,bicycles, and “other” entries. Theparade ended at the Lake Royale

clubhouse with the sale ofdelicious Ball Park all-beefsteamed hot dogs andrefreshingly cold beverages on aspectacular day. Special



The AMVETS parade was led by the Junior Cadets Color Guard of the N.C. Wing Civil Air Patrol, Franklin County Composite Squadron, MER-NC-145.

— ROYALE REPORTER — AUGUST 1, 2014

Manager’s CornerBy TRACY CLAY

July is typically a time ofchange at Lake Royale,administratively. The communityvotes on issues/changes/improvements to the documentsas well as open seats for theBoard of Directors. We had aslightly higher than normalreturn of eligible ballots thisyear. That is good, but I hopethat next year, participationincreases even more. This isyour community, your voice, andyour vote.

The Nominating Committee,By-laws and CovenantsCommittee, Inspectors ofElection and volunteers whocounted ballots should all bethanked for their efforts to ensurethis process was completed incompliance with the documents.To the behind-the-scenes workerbees, “Thank you.”

Before announcing thewinners, we need to thankeveryone who threw their nameinto the hat to support thecommunity and volunteer theirtime. We also need to thank theoutgoing Board members fortheir time and commitment to thecommunity. Darlene Salter,

Ryan Walker, Shaun Liggett andKen Smith, all served as electedofficials to improve Lake Royaleand move it forward.

Annual Meeting Results

Chairperson - Unopposed - Cheryl VanGraafeiland555 votesElected one year term

Vice Chairperson: Darlene Salter254 votes

Jonathan Grobani368 votesElected one year term

Multi-Use Representative -Unopposed -Trent Coleman563 votesElected three year term

Residential Representative:Dylan Bunch273 votes

John Dumproff321 votesElected three year term

Richard Jones320 votesElected three year term

Shaun Liggett231 votes

By-law Amendments: Adjoining Status -For - 328 votesAgainst - 334 votesFailed

Guest Cards -For - 534 votesAgainst - 130 votesPassed

Nominating Committee -For - 590 votesAgainst - 61 votesPassed

Cottage Garage -For - 551 votesAgainst - 109 votePassed

Congratulations to our new Board of Directors:Cheryl VanGraafeiland – Chairperson

Johnathan Grobani – Vice Chairperson

Danny Pearce – President – Multi-Use Representative

extends to the Bunncommunity at the library whereshe helped initiate the booksales and with the Bunn FunRun in the spring.

Volunteers like Dot andRobert are what make our

residence a “home” that is asafer, healthier, and morebeautiful place in which to live.Both of these people expressedgratitude for this honor and forthe help of other volunteerswho make their work easierand worthwhile.

Making Community Home(Continued from Page 1)

Dot Hudson (bottom photo) and Robert Styers (top right) named Volunteers of the Year at the Annual Meeting in July.

Each were awarded at gift certificate. Ed Hudson accepted on Dot’s behalf since she had to leave the meeting early.


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Trent Coleman – Vice President – Multi-Use Representative

Don Gould – Secretary – Residential Representative

Tom Nichols – Treasurer – Multi Use Representative

Tim Keeling – Residential Representative

Tom Peters – Multi-Use Representative

Richard Jones – Residential Representative

John Dumproff – Residential Representative

Congratulations to the Volunteers of the Year:Dot Hudson and Robert Styers(See related article in thisedition of the Royale Reporter.)

Board of Directors Meetings –

Beginning in September,the Board of Directors meetingswill be held on Saturdaymornings at 8:00AM at theclubhouse as follows:September 27th, October 25th,November 22nd, December20th, January 24th, February28th, March 28th, April 25th,May 30th, and June 27th.

A Special Thank You – Everyone complimented

how smoothly the 4th of Julycelebration went this year aswell as how impressed theywere with the spectacularfireworks show. Staff was outin full-force doing their part tomake things happen, but a veryspecial and sincere “Thank you”goes to the Lake RoyaleCommunity Emergency

Response Team (CERT). Theyare trained in various aspects ofemergency response, but on thisday, they took the time to ensurethat traffic, parking and generalflow was well taken care of.Without this group, we wouldnot have had the orderly,smooth celebration here at LakeRoyale. Thank you!

Boating and Trash – We have previously asked

that boaters take their trash withthem when they leave the lake.That was the nice approach.The trash has increased and wehave to ask for the help ofothers. If you see someonetossing beer/water bottles, cans,paper debris, etc. overboard,please note the hull number(typically starts with NC-followed by numbers) andcontact the office. This is ahuge safety hazard for boatersand beachgoers and alsothreatens the health of our lake.Your help is appreciated.

Toilet Paper Thieves –Yes, can you believe it?

We have an individual orindividuals who are helpingthemselves to the industrial sizerolls of toilet paper in thecomfort centers and clubhouse.These rolls are typically 14” indiameter. They are installed bymaintenance and it seems to bea regular occurrence that theydisappear. Since the toilet paperroll itself is missing and notoilet paper is found in the area,one can only assume that theseare making their way tosomeone’s home. If you see theculprit, please let the office orpolice department know. It iscosting you, the property owner,quite a bit of money to furnishtoilet paper to an individual.Thank you.

Manager’s Corner(Continued from Page 2)

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Space is limited. Register at the POA Office, 252-478-4121. Seating is first come, firstserve. Arrive early so your party has a better chance of sitting together. Cancellationsmust be made a minimum of 48 hours in advance in order to receive a refund.

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BOA Chairman speaks at Annual Meeting

By RAY CREEK

Ray Creek, Chairman ofthe Board of Adjustment(BOA), addressed attendees atthe Annual Meeting of theAssociation on July 19.Following is a transcript of hisreport.

The BOA is a quasi-judicial body provided for inthe Lake Royale Covenants,Section 14 whose members areappointed by the Lake RoyaleBoard of Directors. Thefunctions of the Board ofAdjustment are three fold:

1) To hear and deciderequests for variance fromthe covenants, by-laws,and rules and regulation.

2) To hear and rule onappeals of decisions ofany committee or officialcharged with enforcement

of the covenants, by-laws,and rules and regulations.

3) To hear and rule on com-pliance cases broughtbefore it by the Covenants,Conditions and Regula-tions (CC&R) Inspectorthrough the POA.

Any decision of the Boardof Adjustment may beappealed to the Lake RoyaleBoard of Directors withinthirty days. Meetings of theBoard of Adjustment are opento the public. All presentationsof evidence are held in opensession. Deliberations onvariances and appeals are heldin closed session. You areinvited to attend any of theopen sessions. The meetingsare held at 7:00PM on the thirdThursday of each month at thePOA Rental Complex.

This is your board,established by the covenants towhich you agreed when youpurchased property here at thelake. The members are allvolunteers who not only attendthe meetings, but normally visitthe properties that are thesubject of variance requests orare cited for non-compliance.

There are five regularmembers and five alternatemember positions authorized.Currently there are nine seatsfilled. This is a serious job asthe BOA deals with propertyowner’s most valuablepossession, his property. Themembers of this board areresponsible for ensuring thecovenants, by-laws, and rulesand regulations are compliedwith to give the most pleasantexperience for everyone hereat the lake and protect our


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During the last year (April1, 2013 through Mar 31,2014), The Board ofAdjustment considered a totalof 83 cases, which is downfrom the previous year. Fourwere requests for variance,there were no appeals, andseventy nine were non-compliance cases. The non-compliance cases included six

that were withdrawn and fourthat were deferred to a latermeeting.

My thanks go to the othereight current members of theBOA: Bill Edwards, SueBozosi, Mike Grover, MaryLengle, Patrick Shreenan, Ed

Smith, Beth Styers, and PaulWygovsky. I also thank themembers who have left theBOA during the year and thestaff who have helped so muchwith the operation of the BOAover the last year, particularlyNicole Clift and Tracy Clay.

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As a community service,our Post was the primary drivingforce for refurbishing andrelocating the two 30’ flag poles,which fly the NC State andPOW/MIA flags. These flagshad been flown for the lastseveral years in an overgrownarea where they were not visible.Post members worked closelywith Lance Carlson, LakeRoyale Maintenance Supervisor,to get this job done with veryminimal expense. Check out thenewly refurbished and mountedflag poles at the entrance. We are

proud to have initiated andassisted with this communityenhancement project.

We are now collectingfaded, tattered and torn nationalflags for an upcoming fall flagdisposal ceremony. Wewelcome all old “stars andstripes” flags to be given to aPost member, or to be droppedoff at our collection site withinthe Lake Royale POA RentalComplex. The national flagdisposal ceremony is conductedwith all the dignity and respectthat it deserves.

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AMVETS is anassociation of Americanmilitary veterans who haveserved during and since WorldWar II. Please note that ourmeeting day and location haschanged! Going forward, wewill meet every month on the

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Wilson brings a smile to the POA OfficeBy JANET TAFE

Gail Wilson has beenworking at the POA office asan Office Coordinator sinceApril. She is well qualified forthe position as herprofessional background is inaccounting and customerservice. Gail’s attitude andpersonality set a positive toneand she considers it a privilegeto meet and assist propertyowners and their families. Gailand her husband, Maurice,have been property ownerssince 2004. They refer to theirfirst visit to Lake Royale as,“love at first sight.” Aftersemi-retiring in 2011, theWilson’s relocated fromBaltimore and made living atthe lake permanent. Gail sumsup her feelings about the lakewhen she says, “it’s such apeaceful, beautiful place,

providing serenity when youneed it and lots of activitieswhen the mood suits you.” Sheand Maurice have cultivatedlifelong friendships and havecome to love the small townatmosphere of the surroundingarea outside of the lake. Theyenjoy the diversity anduniqueness of our lakecommunity and meetingothers on a regular basis whoshare those sentiments.

Gail and her husband arethe proud parents of two sonswho also live in NorthCarolina and are the superhappy grandparents ofMaliyah. Gail is the soleproprietor of a seasonal taxpreparing business and is alover of the arts, including allgenre of music, visual, dance,museums and theater. In herfree time she also designs andhand crafts jewelry. Reading

and enjoying nature and theoutdoors are some of Gail’sfavorite ways to relax. When

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opportunities across the state.We cut expenses. After a numberof years of gradually decliningsubscriptions, our circulationfigures have leveled off whileother magazines are simplytrying to maintain a subscriberbase.”

Outsourcing expenditureswere all but eliminated. Contractnegotiations for printing, postageand circulation generatedadditional savings. Efficienciesin staff assignments andresponsibilities resulted in staffreductions from nine full-timepositions to six. Over the pastfour years, the agency hasreduced the annual operatingcosts for the Wildlife in NorthCarolina magazine by half,while increased revenuegeneration from subscriptionsand advertising has the

publication approachingfinancial self-sufficiency in2014.

The Wildlife ResourcesCommission now relies onmarketing efforts such asdistributing sample magazinesand other promotions featured onthe agency’s social mediaplatforms, as well as utilizingemail, print and digitalmarketing and advertisingsources to spread the word of theaward-winning publication.

“We understand in order tosucceed like a business, we mustact like a business,” said JennyHarris, Wildlife Commissionmarketing director. “Getting outin the public, whether at tradeshows or special events, we getone resounding comment fromfolks who tell us that ourmagazine has been a part of theirfamily for generations. OurWildlife in North Carolina staff

takes great pride in being a NorthCarolina staple and we areexamining our audience morethan ever to cultivate content thatreaches an increasingly diversereadership. Not only are wegenerating promotions that areboosting our subscriber count,but we are doing so withtechniques that are done at thelowest cost possible, whileyielding the highest rates ofreturn.”

Subscribers receive sixissues a year, plus spring and falloutdoor guide special editionswith the latest hunting, fishingand sportsman information. One-year subscriptions are $12 andthree-year subscriptions are $30,which make it a bargain andgreat gift idea. Subscriptioninformation can be found on theWildlife Commission’s websiteat www.ncwildstore.com/magazine.html.

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Fishing Club shares enthusiasm and knowledge at Kids’ DerbyFor the first time, the Lake Royale Fishing Club hosted the annual Kids’ Derby. Thirty kids entered the event which was held on June 21 at a new location, the Pavilion. Past derbies were hosted by the Recreation Committee who donated supplies for this year’s event.

Although cloudy for most of the day, the fishing was great. Lots of fun was had by all that participated: kids, parents and volunteers alike. Each enjoyed hotdogs cooked by “Hot Dog Mike” and cold juice boxes. There was a casting contest and prizes awarded for the largest fish in three age categories. The look on the kids’ faces as they weighed in their fish and were awarded prizes was priceless! Every child went home with something. This would not have been possible without the generosity of the sponsors: Bass Pro Shops, Tom Peters Construction, Layton Grading and Clearing, The Do It Center, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, Star Mart and the Lake Royale Fishing Club. Sincere appreciation is extended to the following property owners who came out early that Saturday morning to help: Mike Gladfelter, Carl and Phyllis Wrublewski, Jim and Cyndi Evans, Bill Fox, Richard Mitchell, Mike Mullin, Rich Sperling, Ed Hudson and Antoinette Walker.

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Largest Fish7-11 years:1st-Nikias Williams (1 lb. 1 oz.)2nd-Glen Moffat (9 oz.)3rd-Aaron Sperling (7 oz.)


Applications are being accepted for the 2014 Holiday FairVendor Applications. This craft, gift and food fair will be heldSaturday, November 8th in the clubhouse. Last year, over 500people attended. This is a juried show. For more information,send an email to [email protected] or contact thePOA Office at 252-478-4121.

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By-Laws and Covenants Committee Annual Report

By RAY CREEK

The By-Laws andCovenants Committee (BLCC)is appointed by the Board ofDirectors (BOD) in accordancewith the Lake Royale By-Laws, Article VI, Section 2.The By-Laws and CovenantsCommittee is currentlyauthorized nine votingmembers, eight members fromthe property owners, one ofwhom is the BODrepresentative to the BLCC anda member ex officio, thePresident of the BOD. Thereare also two non-votingmembers from the staffappointed by the GeneralManager.

The purpose of the BLCCis to examine, evaluate, write,and recommend to the Board ofDirectors changes required forthe covenants, by-laws, therules and regulations, thegoverning documents for theProperty Owners Association.The by-laws and covenants are

intended to be broaddocuments and relativelystable. They are not intended tospell out every eventuality andpossible case. Implementationof the covenants and by-laws isintended to be covered by therules and regulationsestablished within thecommunity.

The BLCC canrecommend changes that itdeems to be required.Committees within the POAcan recommend changesdirectly to the Board ofDirectors or through theBLCC. Proposals for changescan also be recommended byproperty owners either directlyto the Board of Directors orthough the BLCC. Changesrecommended through theBLCC are formatted for theappropriate document andverified as not in conflict withother elements of the respectivedocument, North Carolina lawor other documents of theAssociation. The BLCC does

not recommend the efficacy ofa change from outside theBLCC, but that does not meanthat the property owner or thecommittee will not be advisedas to the wisdom of the change.It is recommended that allchange to the Covenants, By-laws and Rules andRegulations be processedthrough the BLCC. Therequirement is that anyproposal for the annual voting(changes for the covenants andby-laws) be submitted to theBLCC not later than Marchfirst. This will allow for therequired checks to becompleted and for the Board ofDirectors to act before themailing deadline for annualballots. Actually, the earlier thesubmission is made the better.April is normally the lastmeeting at which the BOD canconsider ballot proposals andmeet the mailing deadline forballots. Rules and regulations

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changes may be considered atany time, but the Rules andRegs will only be registeredwith the county one time ayear, after the annual meeting.

Meetings of the BLCC areheld as needed, normally on thefirst Tuesday of the month. Ifyou have a proposal, it can beconveyed through the POA orto the chairman of the BLCC.If you are interested in this typeof work, submit a volunteerapplication at the POA office.Preference for membership isgiven to members from theprior year. The new BLCC iscurrently scheduled for itsorganizational meeting the firstTuesday in August and it likeall BLCC meetings, unlessotherwise scheduled, is open tothe public.

The voting members of theBLCC for 2013-2014 wereMissy Atkins, David Grant,Robert Jones, Bill Lengle, Ken

Smith, Robert Styers, RayCreek and Ryan Walker asMember Ex officio. The twonon-voting members from thestaff this year were the Tracy

Clay and Nicole Clift. Sincereappreciation is extended to allof the members who worked sodiligently this year.

By-Laws and Covenants Committee Annual Report(Continued from Page 11)

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Annual tradition lights up the skyBy CHRIS SCHMIDT

Celebrated on the closestSaturday to July 4, theAMVETS hosted a parade inhonor of the nation’sIndependence Day.Approximately 50 entries madetheir way from the frontentrance to the clubhouse withmany spectators cheering themon along the way. Following,the local AMVET postdelivered a nice program toremind everyone of the reasonof this occasion. Tom Nicholsannounced the winners in threecategories and each wereawarded a trophy provided bythe Recreation Committee.

GOLF CARTS

1st PlaceBob and Nick Cain, and

Greg Satterfield

2nd PlaceTerry and Fred Kincaid

3rd PlaceLauren and Guss Dawood,

Myles Kearns, and JustinBalczo

BICYCLES

1st PlaceNikias Williams

2nd PlaceBob and Tina Neales

3rd PlaceTrevor Yarbrough

OTHER

1st PlaceTim Nine, and Kimberly

and Frank Hinton

2nd PlaceBraxton Mayberry

3rd PlaceBoy and Girl Scouts

This was just thebeginning of the day’s events.

Since 2004, the POARecreation Committee hashosted the fireworks display. Ithas become the mostanticipated event at the lake.Professional pyrotechniccompany Hale Artificier ofLexington, NC was hired toexecute the display. The showwas launched from the earthendike at the dam providing agreat view from the pavilion.Even more breathtaking is towitness the show from thewater. Many property ownersuse this unique vantage pointthat most other displays cannotoffer. The general consensuswas that this was the best showto date. The colors were brightand a lot of premium designshells were included.

It is a great undertakingto see that everyone has anenjoyable and safe experi-ence on this popular day. Alarge influx of traffic wascontrolled by the Lake

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Royale Police Departmentand the Lake Royale Com-munity Emergency ResponseTeam (CERT). CERT

recruited additional assis-tance from members of theRecreation Committee andfive other property owners tovolunteer their time at thegate, dam, and pavilion.

These stations were set upbecause they host the largestpopulations for the day andthe evening fireworks dis-play. In addition, the Frank-lin County Fire Chiefinspects the firework racksand technician credentialsbefore signing the requiredpermit. Also required are tohave police, fire and emer-gency response personnel atthe launch site. The BunnFire Department and BunnRescue assist each year.Please thank and offer sup-port to these volunteer orga-nizations whenever possible.The best way to offer supportto CERT is to offer a little bitof your time. This organiza-tion works tirelesslythroughout the year for theassociation. No long-termcommitment is required.Please contact Richard Tafeat (252) 478-3211 for moreinformation. Help keep thiswonderful tradition going.

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Annual tradition lights up the sky(Continued from Page 13)

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Cancer Center recruits new physician

LOUISBURG, NC -Franklin County Cancer Centerwelcomes Keith Lerro, M.D.,Ph.D. to the Louisburg area.Dr. Lerro specializes in thedetection, diagnosis, andmonitoring of cancer and blooddisorders, offering infusion andchemotherapy services to thecommunity. The Cancer Centeris located at 113 Jolly Street,immediately adjacent toNovant: Franklin MedicalCenter.

Dr. Lerro is a BoardCertified Oncologist andHematologist dedicated tousing the latest treatmentsavailable against all types ofcancer, even the most complex.Dr. Lerro received his cancertraining at Yale University,

performing his residency atMontefiore, Albert EinsteinCollege of Medicine andreceived his medical degreefrom Albert Einstein College ofMedicine.

Bringing Dr. Lerro’spractice to Franklin Countycompliments the establishedradiation oncology practicealready available at the CancerCenter, which providestreatment using radiation froma Linear Accelerator.Approximately one half ofcancer patients will requireboth chemotherapy andradiation together. Having bothspecialties available within thesame building facilitatescoordination of care, providesmore convenient cancer care to

the local community, andimproves outcomes.

The infusion center,including five recliners,provides treatments in asupportive setting. Dr. Lerrohas an experienced team ofchemotherapy nurses. Ourexperienced and enthusiasticteam members were carefullyselected to create aknowledgeable, proficientgroup that works together todeliver the ideal treatment foreach patient. We are dedicatedto improving the health of ourpatients through safe,compassionate and effectivecare. Our goal is to provide

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Dr. Lerro understands thecosts of cancer care, and hasestablished an experiencedsupport team to assist inanswering billing questions

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Dr. Lerro is accepting newpatients and can be reached at

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Cancer Center recruits new physician(Continued from Page 15)

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Lake Royale Christian Ministrieswill sponsor

Vacation Bible SchoolAugust 11 -15

Register at 6PM, Monday, Aug. 11Classes on

Monday to Friday6:30 – 8PM

First Graders & upCome join us at the Clubhouse!

To pre-register, callCheryl VanGraafeiland 252-303-0043

For information, callKay Turner 252-478-9044

Hunter Education Course

Lake Royale ClubhouseThis free class is instructed

by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission.

More than a firearm safety course, instruction includes

ethics and responsibility, conservation and wildlife

management, wildlife identification, survival and first aid, specialty hunting

and tree stand safety.

All first-time license buyers must first successfully

complete a hunter education course.

There are no minimum age requirements, however, classes are taught at an

eighth-grade level and tests must be completed without

assistance. Courses are a minimum of 6 hours, taught by wildlife officers, hunter education specialists and

certified volunteer instructors, and certification is accepted in every state and province in North America.

Saturday, August 239:00AM –4:00PM

Bring a pen or pencil. Class will break for lunch. Bring your lunch or meals are available for purchase at

Ole’s Guacamoles located inside the clubhouse.

Register online:www.ncwildlife.org/Hunting/

LearnResources/HunterEducationCourses.aspx

or contact the POA Office, (252) 478-4121


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POA Members can check out mini golf, horseshoe, shuffleboard and volleyball equipment at the security gate

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• Saturday 9:00AM – 8:00PM

• Sunday 11:00AM – 8:00PM

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• August 19-21 NOON – 8:00PM

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Community NewsThe River Golf Course

hosts a Ladies Nine-Hole GolfGroup on Wednesday morningsat 8:30AM.

The Cypress Creek CivitanClub will host the next Rex/UNCBlood Mobile Drive at LakeRoyale on September 6, 2014.The bloodmobile will be at thePOA Rental Office Complexfrom 9:00AM until 2:00PM. Toregister or if you have questions,please contact any Civitanmember or call Bill McKenneyat (252) 478-6086, (919) 389-5422 or email him [email protected].

The Zebulon Chamber ofCommerce is arranging a trip toItaly November 12-21. This isthe Chamber’s first attempt atorganizing an overseas trip. TheChamber will benefit from eachfull-paid booking. Single, doubleand triple bookings are available.Rates for this 10-day trip rangefrom $3599 to $4349 per personand includes all transportation,transfers, admissions, gratuities,14 meals and an AAA How-to-Pack workshop. A deposit of$250 will reserve your spot.

Final payment is due bySeptember 13. For moreinformation, contact the ZebulonChamber of Commerce at (919)269-6320.

The POA staff would like tothank the property owners whohave been kind enough to sharegoodies from their gardens thissummer.

The Lake Royale HolidayGift and Food Fair returnsNovember 8. We are seekingdemonstrators and entertainmentto present throughout the show.If interested or have asuggestion, please contact ChrisSchmidt at (252) 478-4121 x116or [email protected].

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Welcome CommitteeBy PHYLLIS WYGOVSKY

Please welcome thefollowing people to LakeRoyale:

Frank Antunovich111 Rawhide Drive619 Lake RoyaleLouisburg, NC 27549(845) 489-8427(From New York)

Jeffery Roberts198 Cree DriveLouisburg, NC 27549(919) 426-3914

Bradford and KarenWeisenburn161 Eagle Drive Louisburg, NC 27549

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Dr. Bill Harrison, BrokerCell: 919.357.4641

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Your comfort is our priorityCall: Justin Bunn or Robert Fagan

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Inside Lake Royale take Sagamore to Eagle Dr. by campsitesGroceries • Fishing Supplies • Worms • Cigarettes • Gas

• Diesel • Propane Exchange • Money Orders • NC Lottery• We have an ATM • Now Accepting Food Stamps • WIC

Store Manager: Ali - Our Hours are:Sun: 7 a.m. - 11 p.m.; Mon thru Thur: 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.

Fri & Sat: 6 a.m. to Midnight

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LAKE ROYALE REPORTERBUSINESS AD OR CLASSIFIED AD ORDER FORM

All ads need to be camera ready and pre-paid.Deadline is the 15th of each month.

Print all the following information clearly:

Business Name:

Owner/Contact Name:

Mailing Address:Street Address

City State Zip Code

Email Address: Phone:

Dates Ad to Run:

Ad Size: Total Charge:

PRICES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 2013 REV 9/13

Classified Ad (1 3/4 x 1 inch) space ---- $8.50/monthBusiness Card (2 col. x 2 inches) ---- $20.00/month or $100.00/6 monthsDouble Business Card (2 col. x 4 inches) ---- $40.00/month or $200.00/6 months¼ Page Ad (2 col. x 6 inches or 3 col. x 4 inches or 4 col. x 3 inches or

5 col. x 2.4 inches) ---- $60.00/month or $300.00/6 months½ Page Ad (5 col. x 5 inches or 4 col. x 6.25 inches or 3 col. x 8.3 inches) ----

$95.00/month or $475.00/6 monthsFull Page Ad (5 col. x 10 inches) ---- $150.00/month or $750.00/6 months

Submit ad electronically to: Chris Schmidt, [email protected] call 919-522-9893Ad may be fax to: 252-478-3599Send completed form, ad and payment to:

Lake Royale POA – 9022 Lake Royale, Louisburg, NC 27549Method of payment accepted: Cash, Check, Money Order or Direct Debit**Completed form and voided check needed to process this type of payment.

Please make payable to Lake Royale POA

CLASSIFIEDS

CLEANING SERVICE25 yrs. house cleaningexperience. Carol Webster,(252) 478-7418. Reason-able rates. Lake Royale,Louisburg, Bunn & SpringHope area. Ref. avail.

FOR RENTWaterfront w/ excellent view.Housemate for privatedownstairs. Over 1400 sq.ft., 2 BDRM, 1 BA, Kit, Din-ing, washer/dryer, fur-nished. Includes boat dock.Call (919) 738-1765

HOUSE CLEANINGFree Estimate: 20 yrs expe-rience: Homes - Banks -Offices: Available M-T. Call Sandra 330-844-8142Very Reasonable

CLUBHOUSE RENTALClubhouse space is avail-able for private events. Con-tact the Lake Royale POAOffice at (252) 478-4121 todiscuss availability andrental rates.

Publisher’s Notice

The Royale Reporter has theright to withhold any sub-mission. Priority will begiven to items as related tooverall community interest,of time sensitive nature, asspace will allow, they are inthe best interest of the com-munity and promote posi-tive action. Printedsubmissions are not neces-sarily the opinions of thePOA, editor, staff, or volun-teers of the Royale Reporter.


Lake Royale Calendar August 2014Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aComedy -C- 8p

2Body Trans -C- 6a-9aCERT -C- 9aCERT Siren Test -C- 10:30aFifty-Plus Social -C- 6p

3Covered Dish Breakfast and Worship Service -C- 8:15a

4Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aPlaygroup -C- 10aVBS Planning Mtg -C- 6:30pBeautification -P- 7pPOLC -O- 7p

5Body Trans -C- 6a-9aOpen/Sr Golf - 8:30aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aYoga -C- 9aZumba -C- 6:45pRecreation -O- 7pRoyaleAires -C- 8p

6Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aYoga -C- 6pFishing Club -C- 7:30pMen’s Basketball -BMS- 7:30p

7Body Trans -C- 6a-9aOpen/Sr Golf - 8:30aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aEmbroidery -C- 11aSewing -C- 1pZumba -C- 7p

8Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aSew-ciety -C- 2pBingo -C- 7p-9p

9Body Trans -C- 6a-9a


11Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aPlaygroup -C- 10aVBS -C- 6p-8p

12Body Trans -C- 6a-9aOpen/Sr Golf - 8:30aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aYoga -C- 9aVBS -C- 6:30p-8pZumba -V- 6:45pBuilding -P- 7p

13Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aDeadline to register for Steak Night -P- 5pVBS -C- 6:30p-8pMen’s Basketball -BMS- 7:30p

14Body Trans -C- 6a-9aOpen/Sr Golf - 8:30aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aEmbroidery -C- 11aSewing -C- 1pVBS -C- 6:30p-8pZumba -V- 7p

15Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aVBS -C- 6:30p-8p

16Body Trans -C- 6a-9aSteak Night -C- 6pLive Music -C- 7:30p-9p


18Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aPlaygroup -C- 10aCivitan Mtg -C- 6p

19Body Trans -C- 6a-9aOpen/Sr Golf - 8:30aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aYoga -C- 9aBunco -C- 12:30pZumba -C- 6:45pFinance -O- 7pRoyaleAires -C- 8p

20Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics - Pool - 9aGames -C- 12:30pCards & Games -C- 5:30pYoga -C- 6pRoyale Reporter -P- 6:30pMen’s Basketball -BMS- 7:30p

21Body Trans -C- 6a-9aOpen/Sr Golf - 8:30aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9aEmbroidery -C- 11aSewing -C- 1pGirl Scouts -C- 4:30pBOA -O- 7pZumba -C- 7p

22Power Walk -C- 9aWater Aerobics -Pool- 9a

23Body Trans -C- 6a-9aHunter Safety -C- 9a-4p


25Power Walk -C- 9aPlaygroup -C- 10aAMVETS -C- 7p

26Body Trans -C- 6a-9aOpen/Sr Golf - 8:30aYoga -C- 9aZumba -C- 6:45pBuilding -P- 7pRoyaleAires -C- 8p

27Power Walk -C- 9aYoga -C- 6pMen’s Basketball -BMS- 7:30p

28Body Trans -C- 6a-9aOpen/Sr Golf - 8:30aBOD Meeting -C- 7pZumba -V- 7p

29Power Walk -C- 9aEmbroidery -C- 11aSewing -C- 1p

30Body Trans -C- 6a-9aQuilt Show & Sale -C- 10a-3p

31Covered Dish Breakfast and Worship Service -C- 8:15aDueling Pianos -C- 8p

Sept 1Pool closes for the season at 8p

Event Location CodesC = ClubhouseP = POA Office

O = POA Office ComplexV = Pavilion

BMS = Bunn Middle School

2014 august rev09

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