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46-53 54-55 25-33 45  administration PML News • MAY 2011 President’s Message by LARRY HUNT • Board President guns becomes controversial. Even We are still interested in hearing from so, we as a Board have tried hard to in- the membership, so continue to send clude the membership in our decision- in your emails and attend the meeting The Pine Mountain Lake News, making process and have performed if you would like to address the Board. established July 25, 1973, more than due diligence by investigat- is printed monthly for residents of ing all possible issues. The annual Board election is under- Pine Mountain Lake and vicinity by Pine Mountain Lake Association, way and the deadline for submitting Groveland, California 95321. We have a large group of members candidate nominating papers is May that have formed a shooting club and 20th. I understand that we now have Subscription Rates: Co-owner subscription: they requested an area to hold this at least two candidates for the one $3 per year activity. We have solicited member position. It is nice to see that we have Single copies: 50 cents each Happy Mother’s Day! The Mother’s input and talked about the subject in more members that wish to serve the Single mailed copies: $1.35 each Day Brunch at The Grill is a popular, at least eight board meetings. PML community in the governance of For non-members: $10 per year annual event here at PML and our staff our Association. SUBMISSION DEADLINE provides a wonderful spread. Grill The Board was scheduled to vote 10th of the month by 4:30 PM Manager, Jay and Chef Carrie and their on this at the April Board meeting, but Well the spring weather is here and Late submissions not accepted staff are ready to serve you. Be sure to it was decided that there were a few soon summer will be upon us. I hope Visit www.pinemountainlake.com/ make a reservation as seating for this unanswered questions and concerns. that all of you take advantage of our pmlnews.html for ad rates and submission guidelines or e-mail: event fills up fast. These questions were aired at the April wonderful amenities and enjoy what [email protected]. meeting. I think we have reached the PML has to offer. Speaking of the Grill, I am pleased point now that a decision will need to For the mutual benefit of all property owners, the Pine Mountain Lake News reserves the to see that vision of the Board is being be made, so we plan to take action on Until next month, see you on the right to edit all copy submitted for publi- implemented and the upgrades to the this at the May 21st Board meeting. Golf Course or at the Grill! cation. The Pine Mountain Lake News is a facility, staff training and higher stan- private enterprise, not a public entity, and as such is entitled to reject advertisements or dards are showing positive results for articles in the best judgment of its editor or our members. The place is hopping, publisher, despite a probable monopoly in the and walk-ins are finding it hard to get area of its publication. Pine Mountain Lake DID YOU KNOW? Association is not responsible for, nor does a table on the weekends. Making a it guarantee the accuracy of, information con- reservation will help our staff serve Pine Mountain Lake has just installed the new Automated Licensing tained in any ad placed in the Pine Mountain you better, so please give them a call System supplied by the Department of Fish and Game. This means you can Lake News. ahead of time. I would like to thank now purchase your Deer, Bear, Pig, or Waterfowl tags as well as fishing SABRE DESIGN & PUBLISHING our management and staff for doing licenses and all supplemental stamps! Our new system allows us to print your Design/layout such a great job taking care of our license and tags right on the spot. No more applications or mailings needed. Christina wilkinson members. Keep up the good work! Publishing Editor Need the perfect gift? Judi Wilkinson In the past few months the Board Pick up a Gift Voucher. It works just like a gift card. The recipient can redeem their gift at any licensing agent. Advertising Manager has been considering re-opening the shooting range located in Unit 16 up Pine Mountain Lake News Stop by the Main Gate to purchase your 2011 Hunting P.O. Box 605 behind the Campgrounds. As we all and Fishing Licenses Today! Just bring in your Drivers License Groveland, CA 95321 know, anything that has to do with and let the NEW AUTOMATED license system do the rest! Tel: 209/962-0342 Fax: 800/680-6217

E-mail: [email protected] On the Cover Board of Directors Lawrence R. Hunt (President) Electric Golf Carts at Bruce Lay (Vice President) Pine Mountain Lake Ian Morcott (Secretary) Golf Course Mike Gustafson (Treasurer) Brian Sweeney (Director) The Electric Golf Cart Building was GENERAL MANAGER Joseph M. Powell, CCAM completed at the end of April. Correspondence to Directors Pine Mountain Lake Association 19228 Pine Mountain Drive Groveland, CA 95321 ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Friday 8 AM - 4:30 PM Tel: 209/962-8600 PML News • MAY 2011 administration  General Manager’s Message Submission by Joe Powell, CCAM, General Manager Guidelines Major Projects Completed the optional dredging requests made Community Garden Idea I am pleased to announce the by some of our lakeside members as I met with a property owner re- completion of two major Association part of an on-going maintenance plan. cently to discuss his proposal to create The PML News is the projects. The Electric Golf Cart Build- a community garden within PML. We Official Newspaper of Pine Mountain Lake ing and Lake Dredging Projects were Positive First Quarter Results are always looking for fun activities for Property Owners completed at the end of April. As with At the April Board meeting, our our members, especially those that are any large project, some minor finish Controller, Ken Spencer presented family-oriented. The PML News is dedicated to reporting work and adjustments will need to be the Associations financial results for PML has a lot of unused greenbelt PML Association business and PML As- sociation news to Pine Mountain Lake made, but our staff is already on top the first quarter of 2011. While we are and common area that might serve Property Owners. of this. Both projects presented many concerned with the member assess- as a good location for a community The PML News receives more than 100 challenges, both financial and logisti- ment delinquency rate, we are work- garden. Obviously things like secu- Tuolumne County/Groveland commu- cal. Fortunately, we planned ahead ing with professionals and taking the rity, availability of water, operational nity related submissions each month. and everything worked out. appropriate action to handle the situa- procedures etc. would need to be All such community related articles tion. It appears that the rate is starting addressed, but I like the idea and and notices will appear in the PML News on a space available basis and Lake Maintenance to flatten out and we are watching think it would be a fun activity for the at the discretion of the PML News As I mentioned in my previous arti- these numbers closely. membership. The management of the Publishing Editor. cle, a sediment mitigation plan will be Even with the state and county-wide garden would be on a volunteer basis prepared as part of the requirements economic problems, we continue to to help keep costs down, and we envi- DEADLINES Advertisements must be received IN FULL set in place by the State and Fed- operate better than budget and PML is sion working with the PML Garden (text, MLS info, images, logos, etc.) by the 10th eral agencies. We will work with our strong financially. My management team Club, once we get going. We are look- of the month for the following month’s edition. consultants to develop a program and and I are committed to keeping costs ing over possible locations now, so Only advertisements received in full will be then meet with the appropriate agen- under control and managing Association stay tuned. guaranteed to be published in that month’s cies to determine how we can best funds effectively. Our mantra around edition. NO EXCEPTIONS. implement the program as cost-effec- here is “get the best bang for the buck”, PML Bylaws and CC&R Amendment MEDIA ACCEPTED CD-R or email tively as possible. We will also pursue and it seems to be working. Our Bylaws and CC&R’s need SOFTWARE to be updated to bring them up to InDesign, Microsoft Word, Adobe Photoshop, speed with current law. The Board Illustrator or PDF. NOTICE • NOTICE • NOTICE has directed me to proceed and TEXT/GRAPHICS we are working with Association Handwritten text is not accepted. Material Counsel to prepare a draft for Board composed completely of capital letters is not The Pine Mountain Lake News, established July 25, 1973, is review. Once the Board has reviewed accepted. Please use uppercase and low- printed monthly for residents of Pine Mountain Lake and sold in the Groveland, ercase letters in composition. Ink jet printed CA 95321 area. Members can access the PML News monthly edition online at the draft, we will present it to the images are not accepted. Images are accepted www.PineMountainLake.com/info.php?pnum=4. Every month the membership for review and com- ONLY as camera ready art, original photos (to newest edition of the PML News is posted online before the first of each month. ment. Once that comment period is be scanned) or as JPEG, TIFF and PDF files Interested parties can subscribe to the traditional “hard copy” and receive a over, the final draft will be put to the created with above listed software. All scans copy by mail each month. membership for a vote. We encour- and bitmap images must be in TIFF or JPG format at 200 dpi at 100%. Ad files are stored age all members to take the time for 90 days from first run date. Older ads The PML News is mailed to approximately 3500 PML property owner to review and provide input if they must be resubmitted. (See Display & Insert households each month. Up to 500 copies are rack-sold in the local Grove- wish. These documents are the foun- Advertising Contract “Design and Preparation land area. Our circulation reaches approximately 1200 full-time, resident, dation of your association and they Charges.”) PML property owners and approximately 2300 “weekender,” non-resident, are very important. We anticipate E-Mail Text/Graphics property owners who maintain primary residence in Northern California, in having a draft for review at a Board Text/graphics may be delivered as e-mail at- tachments via the Internet. Send to pmlnews@ Southern California, or in other states. For more information regarding the meeting within the next couple of PML News, please call the PML Administration Office at (209) 962-8600. sabredesign.net. months. AD DESIGN and PROOFS On a final note, I would like to Ads designed by Sabre that are requested thank those members that take the to be sent to periodicals that are not part of time to become informed. Hom- Sabre Design require a usage fee from the eowner association living is great, advertiser (see Display & Insert Advertising Editor’s Note Contract “Design and Preparation Charges”). but you get back what you put into Proofs are available upon request and final We greatly appreciate your contributions but please note that the PML News fills up very quickly it. Members that take the time to proof approval for all ads is expected within – often by the 7th or 8th of the month (long before the 10th deadline). To ensure that your sub- read the PML News, visit our web- 24 hours. Changes made are LIMITED to mission is reviewed for publication please submit in full and as early as possible. Please remember site and attend Board meetings and typographical or graphic placement errors. NO OTHER ADDITIONS OR CHANGES functions, find that they are happier, that the PML News is limited in capacity and your submissions are reviewed on a first-come-first- WILL BE MADE. because their concerns are addressed served, space-available basis. and their suggestions are consid- SUBMISSION DEADLINES We publish all PMLA related submissions such as Board & Management Business, Clubs, Activities & Articles — 10th each month ered. So take the time to become Ads — 10th each month Events. Where space remains, we publish non-PMLA related submissions in our "Community" section. involved and get to know your Board Classifieds — 15th each month We do our best to provide timely news. If you experience delayed delivery or have misplaced a members, managers and staff. You particular edition, please visit us at the PMLA website pinemountainlake.com for a downloadable will be glad you did. Visit US online! PDF of the News posted by the 1st of the month and a downloadable PDF list of ad rates. Until next month…. www.pinemountainlake.com  administration PML News • MAY 2011 • General Info 209/962-8600 • Main Gate 209/962-8615 Safety: Safety Report Ivonne Deckard General Safety Inquiries, gate passes, • Dispatch Sgt., Natalie Moffitt 209/962-8633 March — YTD [email protected] campground reservations, tennis reservations [email protected] Vehicles Refused 92 252 [email protected] Phone Calls Received 3492 10877 Accounting: • Patrol Sgt., Ron Prieto 209/962-1244 Residential Alarm 14 29 • Accounting 209/962-8607 [email protected] Amenity Alarm 4 12 Receivable/Collections/Assessments Animal Related 19 64 Karen Peracca • Director of Safety 209/962-1249 Animal - Loose 18 56 [email protected] John Edner - Impounded 5 14 [email protected] - Dead/Injured 6 40 - Disturbance 4 16 * Accounts Payable 209/962-8626 Dispatch Assist 123 303 Notary Services Please call for Appt. Maintenance Dept.: Patrol Assist 219 609 Michelle Ronning • Maintenance Complaint-Non PML Regulations 4 8 [email protected] Susan Capitanich 209/962-8612 Public Assist Misc. 19 55 [email protected] Welfare Check 1 13 • Controller 209/962-8606 Transport 8 19 Accounting Procedures • Golf Course Superintendent Traffic Control 4 7 Ken Spencer Pine Mountain Lake Web Site... Alan Macdonald 209/962-8610 Water Leak 4 12 [email protected] [email protected] Jump Start 5 9 www.pinemountainlake.com Water Main Shut Off 1 1 Escorting Vehicle 3 8 Administration: • Maintenance Manager Report Writing 4 18 • General Manager, Joseph Powell Tom Moffitt 209/962-8611 Gate - Related 26 97 [email protected] Pay Phone Locations: [email protected] - Tamper 1 1 In an emergency, call 911 - Follow Through 1 1 • Assistant to General Manager Other PML Contacts: - Malfunction 17 40 - Struck by Vehicle 0 2 Rick Whybra 209/962-8604 • Campground (restrooms) [email protected] Golf Shop: 209/962-8620 Unauthorized Use of Gate Card 3 3 • Golf Pro Shop/Golf Reservations Confiscated Gate Access Card 0 1 • Dunn Court Beach Mess/Pkg P/U or Delivery 6 29 • General Manager’s Administrative [email protected] Posting Flyers 75 216 Assistant 209/962-8627 • Lake Lodge Miscellaneous 129 289 Debra Durai • Golf Pro 209/962-8622 Scanner Traffic 17 37 [email protected] • Main Gate (restrooms) David Rau Emergency Vehicle entering PML 27 55 [email protected] Control Burn Reported 134 282 Permissive Burn Day 28 58 • Human Resources 209/962-8628 • Marina Allie Henderson Restaurant: 209/962-8638 Non Permissive Burn Day 3 32 [email protected] • The Grill Restaurant Fire Safety - Hazard 2 3 • PML Airport Fire Safety - Smoke Complaint 2 10 Bambi Johnson Hazard 20 73 • E.C.C. Coordinator 209/962-8605 • Stables [email protected] Hazard - Tree Down 3 34 Plan Submittals, Compliance Fees Suspicious Circumstance 30 91 Sandy Golden • Tennis Courts (Pine Mountain Drive) • The Grill Manager 209/962-8640 Suspicious Person 8 13 [email protected] Jay Reis Suspicious Vehicle 10 18 Press *81 on any Pay Phone to contact Main Gate. [email protected] Campground Envelopes Collected 4 8 • Member Relations 209/962-8632 Campground Dumpstation 1 4 Gate Cards, Address Changes, Mergers Stables: 209/962-8667 Residential Disturbance 1 14 Nancy Perry Lester Scofield Residential Burglary 1 6 Petty Theft 1 3 [email protected] Admin Office [email protected] Malicious Mischief 0 2 Law Violations - All Other 3 8 • CC&R Compliance/Violations/ Holidays 2011 PML News: 209/962-0342 Malicious Mischief - Vandalism 1 3 Fire Mitigation • Pine Mountain Lake News, Editor/ Property Damage - PML 3 11 Dennis Pipal 209/962-1240 MON. 5/30 MEMORIAL DAY Designer, Sabre Design & Publishing Property Damage - Resident 1 1 [email protected] (National Observance Day) [email protected] PML Reg Violations Resident 6 10 PML Reg Violations Guest 0 2 MON. 7/4 iNDEPENDENCE DAY - Citation Issued 0 2 UPCOMING SCHEDULE OF Rules - Accident PML 3 8 BOARD meetingS MON. 9/5 LABOR DAy Patrolling Unit 474 1652 Meetings are held at the PML Lake Lodge and Enforcement Amenity Security Check 2103 6201 FRI. 11/11 VETERANS DAY Resident Security Check 328 971 start at 9 AM. (Unless otherwise noted) Actions Opening/Closing Bldg’s 210 642 Opening/Closing Gates 322 973 May 21 THUR. 11/24 THANKSGIVING Posting Tennis 59 162 June 18 FRI. 11/25 Day After THANKSGIVING as of March 2011 Personal Injury PML Property 2 5 Amenity P/U & Del to Bank 39 152 July 16 FRI. 12/23 CHRISTMAS EVE Patrol Vehicle - Maintenance 15 32 (In Lieu Of) Courtesy Notices 6 Patrol Vehicle - Safety Check 127 377 August 20 - Annual Meeting/Election Vehicles Admitted 7526 22172 Notice of Non-Compliance 3 Realtors Passes Issued 26 133 September 10 - 2nd Saturday MON. 12/26 CHRISTMAS DAY (In Lieu Of) Final Notice 1 Guest Passes Issued 717 2380 Vendor Passes Issued 146 374 October 15 - Budget Meeting Fines Assessed 0 Fixed Post 0 1 FRI. 12/30 NEW YEARS EVE Courtesy Notice Issued 4 9 November 12 - 2nd Saturday Tennis Fees Collected $20.00 $84.00 MON. 1/2/2012 (In Lieu Of) No December Meeting All Other Fees Collected $3,208.94 8,888.41 NEW YEARS DAY Violations Pending: 24 PML News • MAY 2011 administration  Letters to the Editor Letters Received – 2 DEFERRED TO NEXT EDITION BY DENIED BY EDITORIAL COMMITTEE – 1 EDITORIAL COMMITTEE – 0 Please note that all letters appear Exceed 250 word maximum – 0 DENIED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS – 0 in the order received by the PML News Content – 0 DEFERRED TO NEXT EDITION BY The Pine Mountain Lake News welcomes letters and articles for publication Not a property owner – 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS – 0 provided they meet the criteria established in the current PMLA Editorial Policy (See excerpt below – entire policy on file at theA dministration Office). Letters Neighborhood Frustrations must be limited to 250 words, typewritten using upper and lowercase letters Subscribe to the (no handwritten material, no all-capital material) and signed with name, unit Well, another bad night’s sleep at the Pine Mountain Lake News and lot by a property owner in good standing. LETTERS MUST BE RECEIVED Lake. Tell me, what kind of people leave BY THE EDITOR BY 4:30 PM ON THE 10th OF THE MONTH. Letters deemed by their poor dogs out in the sub-freezing TODAY! the Editorial Committee to be improper will not be accepted. Readers are temperatures and then let them bark advised that the opinions expressed in these letters are those of the indi- Name______vidual authors, not of PMLA. Letters appear in order received. unrestricted for half the night? Never mind. I already know. A couple of them Mail: 19228 Pine Mountain Drive, Groveland, CA 95321 live at Pine Mountain Lake. Unit______Lot______Email: [email protected] • Fax: 800-680-6217 —Jeff Sprague (Unit 2, Lot 381) On Patrol with the Department of Safety Mailing Address______By John Edner, Director of Safety ______The summer season is almost upon Groveland community has provided an that all PML resident dog owners are us and with it comes an increase in the excellent skate park in town and all visi- required to license their dogs with number of members, guests, and visitors tors are welcome to use this facility. If Tuolumne County and PML? So stop by ______to PML. The information below serves you are planning on riding a bike, please the Main Gate and license your dog. as helpful policy and safety reminders. be aware and abide by all rules pertain- If your dog gets loose and we pick We encourage everyone at PML to help ing to bike riding on streets under the them up, the first bail out of “doggy jail” ______support our efforts to maintain a safe control of the Vehicle Code. (our kennel) is free. All dogs must be on and fun environment as we serve our a leash while off of your property. Dogs NO CHARGE for Property Owners (bulk) community. Golf Course Use – During the sum- are not allowed to run loose and must $3/year for Co-Owners (bulk); mer months we find that more and not cause a disturbance with excessive $10/year for Non-Property Owners (bulk) Boat Owners – Please take the time more members and visitors like to take barking. When walking your dog, please $18/year for PROPERTY OWNERS (1st class) to familiarize yourself with the Boating a stroll in the morning or evening on be courteous and clean up after them $28/year for Non-property owners (1st class) and Lake Rules. All boats launched on the Golf Course cart paths. Please note as necessary. A responsible dog owner Enclosed is my check in the amount of Pine Mountain Lake must be registered that the Golf Course is not designated makes everyone happy in PML. As a com- with the Association. Registration forms as a walking trail. All persons using the mon courtesy to your neighbors, do not $______(Payment due in full) are available and can be obtained at the Golf Course must be checked in with allow your dog to become a problem. Main Gate until the Marina Store opens the Pro Shop and actively engaged in Send this subscription to: for the season. The annual fee schedule playing Golf. Authorized persons play- Have a great time in PML and feel Pine Mountain Lake Association for the different boat classifications is ing golf may walk the Course if they free to let us know if we can help. We 19228 Pine Mtn. Dr. Groveland, CA 95321 listed in the activity guide and is also wish in accordance with Golf policy. are open 24-hours and patrol the entire Attn: NANCY available at the Main Gate. subdivision, working to keep PML safe. Fishing at PML – PML has a beautiful Fireworks are Prohibited – Fire- lake and stocks it with prize trout twice works are prohibited in Tuolumne a year. While we are a private lake, it is County and this includes Pine Mountain important to note that all Fish and Game Check out your Lake. The licensed contractor hired by laws apply. All persons fishing on Pine PML for the fireworks display on the Lake Mountain Lake must have a valid Califor- is the only one that is approved to use nia Fishing License in accordance with Groveland Library fireworks. We continue to run into issues state law. A license can be purchased with visitors purchasing fireworks in cit- at the Main Gate and also at the Marina ies like Oakdale, on their way up the hill. Store, during normal hours of operation. Tuesday – Thursday 1:00-6:00pm and The fine for using fireworks in PML and The California Department of Fish Friday – Saturday 10:00am-2:00pm the rest of Tuolumne County is severe. and Game Wardens have legal juris- For the safety of all of the residents please diction within Pine Mountain Lake to Visit the Library: call the Main Gate at (209) 962-8615 if enforce all Fish & Game laws. Game • Great selection of books, magazines, newspapers, videos, you see any type of fireworks. Wardens are also concerned with the il- DVDs, CDs legal feeding of deer within Pine Moun- • Computers, copy machine, free Wi-Fi Skateboards and Scooters – While tain and will cite offenders. we want our children and grandchildren to have fun while visiting PML, the use of Dog Issues – We love our pets just Special Events: skate boards or scooters on our road- as much as our members do. Dogs are • Children's Story Time ways and amenity parking lots is pro- becoming more and more popular as every Friday at 10:30am hibited. We have experienced too many pets and we have seen an increase in accidents and near-misses to allow this the dog population in recent years. activity on the roadways. The Board of Dog owners need to become familiar BookNook – Book Sale Directors adopted this rule years ago to with PML rules and County regulations 10:00am – 2:00pm every Saturday help maintain a safe environment. The with regard to pet laws. Did you know  administration PML News • MAY 2011 2011 PMLA Board of Directors Election Calling All CANDIDATES! Pine Mountain Lake Association is According to CAI (Community Associa- Office by4:30 PM, Friday, May 20, 2011. PML News by the 10th of the month for seeking candidates for a position on its tions Institute), characteristics of good publication the following month (May Board of Directors. With this election, Board members include being fair and PML News Advertising 10 deadline for June edition, June 10 the Association seeks to fill one open seat impartial, detail-oriented, dependable, The Association offers each candidate deadline for July edition; July 10 dead- for a three-year term. This is a voluntary flexible, people-oriented, a team player, one-half page (info and text to be supplied line for August edition). For ad/article position. punctual and able to weigh the overall by the candidate) in the June, July and Au- submission, please follow the PML News Board application information is avail- good for the majority of owners against gust issues of the PML News in addition to SUBMISSION GUIDELINES. able at the PMLA Administration Office. the rights, freedom and the good of the a 450-word resume. Candidates may uti- Applications and nominations must be individual. lize the advertisement in any manner they Candidates may also purchase a maxi- received no later than 4:30 PM, Friday, If you are interested in becoming an choose, i.e., written statements, charts, mum of an additional half page of PML May 20, 2011. active participant who makes decisions pictures, letters of endorsement, etc. in News space per edition (June, July and Serving on the Board requires a for the Pine Mountain Lake Association accordance with the PML News policy. August) at regular advertising prices. commitment to attend monthly Board membership and you are willing to devote Meetings, Executive Sessions and other your time for this purpose, we encourage The cost of the space in the PML News For more information, please contact interim meetings, as required, and to you to submit an application and nomina- is $200 per qualified candidate to be paid Debra Durai, Administrative Assistant, at review materials diligently prior to tak- tion materials for candidacy to the Pine at the time the Petition of Candidacy is 209-962-8627 or debra@pinemountain- ing Board action. Mountain Lake Association Administration filed. Ads must be submitted to the lake.com. PMLA Money Matters By Ken Spencer, Association Controller

If you have read my articles in the past, increases the chance that these amounts this increased need is driven by the age to the overall increase in rather dramatic attended any of the annual budget meet- will also prove uncollectible. of the Association and its infrastructure. fashion. Just one more reason for all ings or reviewed your yearly budget pack- In 2007 the total Bad Debt Expense for With most of PML over 40 years old it takes members to understand how our financial age, you know that there are a tremendous the Association was $14K. This amount in- increased time and money to repair and system functions and become informed number of factors that go into determining creased to over $100K in 2010. This repre- maintain it all. during the annual budget preparation pro- the annual assessment for each property sents an $86K increase in just three years. By way of comparison, the total assess- cess and all throughout the year. owner here at PML. Put another way, we had to increase our ment increased by $396 per year from 2007 Well, that’s it for this month. If you have The complexity of our budget means expense by an astonishing 614% in that to 2010. The two items discussed above ac- any PMLA Money Matters you would like to that a simple question like – “Why does the short period of time. An $86,000 increase count for $247 of that increase or just over see discussed in this column in the future assessment increase?”, cannot have a simple in the assessment we charged to other 62% of the total increase in that period. please drop me a line at CONTROLLER@ answer. Providing a simple answer to this property owners breaks down to over $24 While the operation of the Association’s PINEMOUNTAINLAKE.COM or give me a question does an injustice not only to the per year per property owner. amenities and departments still account call at 962-8606. Thanks for reading and questioner but to the concept of budgeting An even more significant increase in for a large portion of the annual assess- I hope you find this monthly discussion a itself. Anyone who claims to have a simple your assessment is caused by the need ment, it is important to remember that the little interesting, at least a bit informative, answer to this complex question does not for increased contribution to our Reserve two line items discussed above contribute and mildly entertaining. truly understand the question. Fund. As you know, this fund is used to This month I would like to tackle two pay for major repairs and replacement of line items in our budget that have had an the infrastructure at PML. For many years increasingly meaningful impact on our we funded the Reserves on a “pay as you Shades of Green financial requirements over the last few go” methodology which only provided By Alan Macdonald years. The dramatic increase in one category funds for our immediate needs. This What a winter it has been. The golf ity. The driving range netting project was of our own doing, while the other was method of funding reserves is extremely course has held up well. We have lost that will provide more protection for simply the result of outside circumstances, short-sighted and does not allow for the some trees that have kept us busy our members is approved and will be and therefore out of our control. increasing age of our amenities and the cleaning up the course and providing completed as soon as possible. First let’s talk about the area that was out rapidly increasing need to repair and re- some firewood while all of you were April is the month that most of of our control – Bad Debts. This line item place large parts of the Association. Recent home enjoying the rain and snow that our spring aeration is completed. As consists of amounts due to the Association Boards have adopted a more conservative will fill our reservoirs. spring turns to summer we will be that, for a variety of reasons, we are unable approach that is favored by most large As- The projects of improving the as aggressive as possible to improve to collect. Most of this consists of overdue sociations and has begun the long, difficult green surrounds on holes #3 and sections of the course that are tough assessment payments from current and task of building up our Reserves in order #17 with new turf and additional to grow grass in with extra aeration former property owners. Over the last 2-3 to be prepared for the types of expenses drainage have now been completed. and slicing. The greens are sched- years my staff has increased their focus on we see coming in the years ahead. This de- The upper tee on #7 has also been uled with summer aeration on July collecting these assessments. Unfortunately, termined and responsible decision by your improved with new turf after we 11th and 12th. We are not closed economic conditions have worked against Board will serve us well in the years ahead. leveled it and repaired the retaining at that time. This aeration should us as an increasingly large percentage of Again, since 2007, the contribution to wall there. be like last summer’s and have assessments become uncollectible. Events our Reserves has increased dramatically The landscaping near and around little impact on play, while healing such as foreclosure and bankruptcy make from $834K to $1,542K in 2010. This the new cart barn has started and quickly. This third aeration will assist this task even more difficult even though we represents an increase of $794K or 95% in we will continue with other sections in keeping the greens healthy and place a lien on all properties that become just three years. Broken down by property as they become ready. We are also breathing a little better as they get delinquent. Bankruptcy wipes out any owner, this means that your assessment going to improve the surface of the older. Fall aeration is scheduled for chance of collecting on these debts, while increased by $223 per year in this short driving range tee as it took quite a foreclosure removes our lien leverage and three year period. Ultimately the cause for beating from the construction activ- (Continued on Next Page) PML News • MAY 2011 financials  PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE ASSOCIATION SUMMARY STATEMENT OF OPERATING FUND REVENUES AND EXPENSES For The Three Months Ended April 4, 2011

Revenues Expenses Members' (Cost)/Income Budget OPERATION OF Assessments User Sales, Net of Miscellaneous Total Total Before Depreciation (NET COST) (NET COST) Variance AMENITIES Net of Discount Fees Cost of Sales Income Revenues Expenses Depreciation Expense INCOME INCOME Bud - Act

Golf Course $ -0- $ 146,538 $ 4,675 $ 40 $ 151,253 $ 290,167 $ (138,914) $ -0- $ (138,914) $ (177,765) 38,851 Restaurant & Bar -0- 1,705 114,027 -0- 115,732 244,462 (128,730) -0- (128,730) (147,093) 18,363 Marina -0- 57,307 -0- -0- 57,307 40,546 16,761 -0- 16,761 23,911 (7,150) Snack Shack -0- -0- 3,506 -0- 3,506 11,350 (7,844) -0- (7,844) (5,926) (1,918) Stables -0- 7,528 -0- 160 7,688 38,873 (31,185) -0- (31,185) (35,492) 4,307 Recreation -0- 8,057 -0- -0- 8,057 9,768 (1,711) -0- (1,711) (1,330) (381) Roads & Facilities Maintenance -0- 305 -0- 320 625 371,978 (371,353) -0- (371,353) (377,957) 6,604

PROPERTY OWNER SERVICES Safety -0- 10,540 -0- 241 10,781 210,726 (199,945) -0- (199,945) (226,968) 27,023 Administration -0- 31,326 -0- 9,354 40,680 351,260 (310,580) -0- (310,580) (314,980) 4,400

ASSESSMENTS Assessments 1,011,042 -0- -0- 18,728 1,029,770 25,550 1,004,220 170,744 833,476 811,079 22,397

Totals $ 1,011,042 $ 263,306 $ 122,208 $ 28,843 $ 1,425,399 $ 1,594,680 $ (169,281) $ 170,744 $ (340,025) $ (452,521) 112,496

Notes to the Financial Statements

1. Total Revenues minus Total Expenses equals Net Income before depreciation. The annual budget for income before depreciation is $0. 2. The Association combined the Operating Fund and the Property and Equipment Fund into one fund effective May 1, 2001. CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 3 Months Ended April. 4, 2011

TOTAL NEW CAPITAL TOTAL RESERVE ADDITIONS CONTRIBUTION FUNDS FUND TO CAPITAL 2010 Beginning Fund Balances $ 1,936,697 $ 52,973 1,989,670 Interest Income 2,291 70 2,361 Bank Fees/Discounts Taken - Assessments Earned 871,097 (1) 25,672 (2) 896,769 Income Tax Expense - PURCHASES BY AMENITY (Continued from Previous Page) Golf Course (3,388) (3,388) Country Club (14,213) (14,213) Bar - September 26th and 27th. We will be closed during the Sep- Marina - tember aeration. Snack Shack (11,550) (11,550) Other improvements for the course are to complete the Swim Center - replacement of the irrigation controllers on the front nine. This Stables (12,433) (12,433) group of controllers was not replaced in 2000 when the new Recreation - irrigation system was installed. They, as a group, have failed to Roads & Facilities Maintenance - operate properly for the last five or six years. It’s hard to believe PROPERTY OWNER SERVICES that it has been eleven years since our “new irrigation” system was Safety (1,860) (1,860) installed. Also planned is to begin replacing the nozzles in our Administration (22,259) (22,259) sprinkler heads as they also wear and coverage is affected. This May is our golf pro’s one year anniversary here at P.M.L. Non-Capital Reserve Expenses (979,609) (979,609) It has been a pleasure to get to know David and to work with him. While he has not given me that much needed golf lesson it Total transfer to Operating Fund is fun working with him. I appreciate his experience, humor, and for property and equipment the dedication he has brought to the golf course. The golf main- additions and reserve expenses (1,009,643) (35,669) (1,045,312) tenance staff wishes you a happy anniversary, David. Adjusted Fund Balances $ 1,800,442 $ 43,046 $ 1,843,488 Have a wonderful spring of golf. Do the little things, like ob- serving the signs and ropes while operating the new golf carts, as it is still wet in places from a winter of above average rain Notes to the Financial Statements and snow. By limiting damage from driving through the wet sections you will provide a better course to play as the warm (1) The Budgeted Reserve Fund assessment for 2011 is $1,742,195 weather arrives. (2) The Budgeted New Capital Additions Fund assessment for 2011 is $25,672  administration PML News • MAY 2011

Proposed PML Shooting Range & Policy By Joe Powell, General Manager As I mentioned in previous issues of provide multiple opportunities for PML is being published for member review also be discussed and considered for the PML News, years ago, PMLA oper- members to voice their opinion on and comment. The purpose of the approval at that time. The Board of Di- ated a shooting range in Unit 16, up the matter. At the January 15th Board rules if adopted, are to establish policies rectors encourages interested members behind the Campgrounds. Over time, meeting, the subject was placed on and procedures in the operation of the to attend the Board meeting and voice the range fell out of use. In the last the agenda for discussion and a draft Shooting Range. The effect of the estab- their opinion. Members that cannot few years, members have expressed an shooting range policies and procedures lishment of policies and procedures is attend the meeting are welcome to put interest in re-opening the range. Last resolution was presented for review. to ensure that the Range is operated in a their opinion in writing by submitting a year, a PML Shooting Club was formed The subject and draft were also placed safe and effective manner. letter or email to the Board. and a proposal was made to the PML on the agenda for the February 19, The decision to re-open the PML The mailing and email information is Board to re-open the range. Prior to 2011 Board meeting. Unfortunately, Shooting Range was initially slated to provided below: consideration, several key issues had to the Board meeting was postponed due be made at the April 16, 2011 Board be resolved. Management was assigned to the impact of the snow storms. The meeting. The Board wanted to consider PMLA Board of Directors the task of researching and providing subject and draft was placed on the more information and decided to con- C/O Joe Powell, General Manager information to address, noise, safety, agenda and discussed at the March tinue the discussion rather than take ac- 19228 Pine Mountain Dr. cost, insurance and planning. This 19, 2011 Board meeting. A couple of tion. The decision to re-open the Shoot- Groveland, CA 95321 information was gathered and a noise changes were made to the minimum ing Range is now scheduled for the May test was conducted to determine the age requirements and requirements for 21, 2011 Board meeting. The meeting [email protected] nuisance effect on members. access to the range. will be held at the PML Lake Lodge start- The next step in the process was to The following, draft Board resolution ing at 9 a.m. The draft resolution will

Resolution # xx.xx DRAFT April 16, 2011 PMLA Shooting Range Policies and Procedures WHEREAS, Article III, Section 6 of the CC&R’s gives the Board of Directors the powers and duties necessary to conduct the affairs of the Association and to make such rules and policies as the Directors deem in the best interest of the Association; and WHEREAS, for the safety, welfare and consideration of all residents, the Board wishes to establish Shooting Range policies and procedures so that the PMLA Shooting Range is used and managed in a legal, safe, and effective manner; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the attached policies and procedures referred to as “Exhibit A” are adopted by the Board of Directors effective and that notice of their adoption shall be given to the membership within 15 days of today’s date. Respectfully submitted, Ian Marcott, Secretary

EXHIBIT “A” that the Shooting Range is in operation. permitting, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm as long gate. The road to the range may be closed due to PMLA Shooting Range Policies and Procedures The Range Master will be responsible for the as a PMLA approved Range Master is present. weather and road conditions. DRAFT 4.16.11 safe and compatible operation of the range as well The range may be opened on other days for as complying with all PMLA Shooting Range rules, special events as authorized by the General Range Use Fee PMLA Shooting Range policies and procedures. The onsite Range Master Manager. The range schedule may be changed A fee to use the PMLA Shooting Range will be The PMLA Shooting Range is a pistol and small- will have the right to expel any user that, in without notice. charged in accordance with the current fee sched- bore rifle, practice range located in Unit 16 above his/her opinion, is not acting responsibly or safely. ule, as authorized by the PMLA Board of Directors. the PMLA Campgrounds. The use of the Shooting The minimum age requirement to serve as a PMLA Range Access Range is governed by the PMLA CC&R’s and all Shooting Range Master is 21 years of age. The gate to the Shooting Range can only be ac- Age Minimum subsequent rules and policies as adopted by the Range Masters will have the final say on the cessed by authorized PMLA staff upon the presence The minimum age to use the Shooting Range is PMLA Board of Directors. The use of the PMLA weapons that can be used on the range. Their of an approved Range Master consistent with the 12 years, with a parent or legal guardian present Shooting Range is limited to PMLA members and concern will be based on insuring all weapons are range operating schedule. All users of the range at all times. Shooting Range user’s ages 12 years guests in accordance with Association Policies and in a safe operating condition and that the report of shall register with PMLA before their first time use to 17 years old must be accompanied by a parent Procedures. the weapon is not inconsistent with the compatible to insure they are PMLA property owners in good or legal guardian at all times. The parent or use of the range. standing. Registration forms are available at the guardian is responsible for the actions of the child Operational Authority PMLA Administration Office or Main Gate, Depart- or young adult while at the Shooting Range. The Association General Manager is autho- Rule Violations ment of Safety. rized to manage, operate and delegate the daily Should the General Manager or designated PMLA The range will be available to any PMLA Authorized Weapons operational tasks of the PMLA Shooting Range management be made aware of any violation of resident in good standing in accordance with the PMLA strictly controls the types and calibers of in accordance with Association policy and all ap- the established Shooting Range rules, policies and current fee schedule. All shooting Range users weapons that may be fired at the Shooting Range. plicable State and Federal laws. procedures, they may close the range and convene a must show documentation of completion of a certi- Types and calibers of weapons .45 ACP and smaller Certified Range Masters made up of PMLA meeting with the Shooting Club officers and/or on- fied hunter safety course, authorized NRA-spon- are authorized to be used at the range. No rifles members in good standing and/or PMLA personnel site Range Master as applicable to review the rules sored gun safety course, or other authorized gun other than .22 caliber are allowed. may be designated by the General Manager as violations. The Shooting Range will remain closed safety course as determined by the PML General No magnum loads are authorized to be used at authorized to operate the Shooting Range in a until the General Manager or designated PMLA Manager. the range. responsible, safe manner. management is satisfied that the approved rules Those members using the range will be No other types or calibers of weapons will be al- are being applied properly. Multiple rules violations responsible for providing their own ammunition, lowed without the express approval of the General Range Masters could result in the Shooting Range being closed for paper targets and cleaning up after themselves Manager or PMLA Board of Directors. The Association may solicit volunteer assistance an extended period of time. when they are done. PMLA members that wish to from the PMLA Shooting Club to provide members use the range should call the Administration Office Alcohol Consumption that have Range Master certification as defined by Range Schedule or Main Gate Department of Safety to determine Alcohol is not allowed at the PMLA Shooting the NRA or other sanctioned training agencies. A The Shooting Range is scheduled to be open if the range is open prior to driving to the range. Range. No persons under the influence of alcohol certified Range Master will be present at all times on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, weather Access to the range will be controlled by a locked or drugs may use the range. PML News • MAY 2011 administration  COMPLIANCE CHATTER By Dennis Pipal, Compliance Officer Where did the time go? Here we are operational and ready for your sum- Unit 1 May 31 – June 2 clear objective we want to avoid. again…getting ready to mow weeds, mer cleanup. Just in case you haven’t Unit 2 June 3 – 7 Again this year we will be offering trim trees and pick up all the stuff that seen the new guidelines, here’s a brief Unit 3 June 8 – 12 free individual appointments to create falls each winter so we can be ready recap of the changes: Unit 4 June 13 – 16 a fire abatement plan for your specific for the fire season here in the wildland Unit 5 June 17 – 20 lot. These appointments will include urban interface, AKA, the California 1. New guard shack to check you in Unit 6 June 21 the five (5) Saturdays before July 1 foothills. 2. New entrance and exit roads Unit 7 June 22 for those of you who come up on the Many of you have been very busy 3. New days and hours of operation: Unit 8 June 23 weekends. Please take advantage of this winter clearing your lots from Wed-Sun, 9am-5pm Unit 9,10,11,12 June 24 – 26 this free service. Call (209) 962-8616 unwanted brush and thinning out 4. New load separation requirements: Unit 13 June 29 – 30 to schedule your appointment. the trees. We issued about 350 burn slash pile, needles and leaves pile, Unit 15 July 1 We have developed a Preferred permits since October 2010, when firewood pile Vendors List for those of you who PML started requiring burn permits for 5. New in-transit requirements: tied If you receive a Courtesy Notice prefer to hire someone to make your winter burning. The “Be Ready - Be down or covered from these inspections, we will be do- lot compliant. These vendors have Safe” video training that was required 6. No stumps, concrete, dirt, metal, ing re-inspections on: attended our training session and to get a burn permit resulted in only plastic, trash or construction mate- are well versed in our compliance ten (10) smoke complaints from Octo- rial allowed Unit 1-5 July 5-8 requirements. We will email or fax ber 2010 through January 2011. A job 7. Still - FREE to PML members Unit 6-15 July 11-15 this list. Just gives us a call at (209) well done. 8. Still - NO LIMIT to number of trips 962-8616. Starting May 1, 2011 you will be re- This last year has seen our fuel quired to obtain a CalFire burn permit Our Fire Safety Inspections begin reduction efforts reach new highs. Remember: Keep it simple….. as well. And as a reminder, there will on Tuesday May 31, 2011. The fol- Most of you “get it.” A few of you are be no burning allowed from June 1, lowing schedule serves as notice as to not there yet. We will be working with • Get Rid of the Dead Stuff - Thin 2011 to approximately November 1, the dates we plan to access individual you specifically to achieve our goal of Out the Live Stuff - Limb Up the 2011. In lieu of burning, the redesign properties: 100% compliance. The prospect of a Trees of our Slash/Compost Site is fully wildland fire’s devastating results is a May Is High Maintenance By Tom Moffitt, Maintenance Manager This month of May will begin the our residents about the locations culverts, and the storm water runoff own residences and determine the time to cleanup all the mess that of these downed trees. For this we drainage ditches. Eliminating ero- adequacies of the existing residential this past winter has brought us all. are thankful and will get the trees sion and controlling erosion are an drainage system. Do not wait for next Not just hard knocks from our old cleaned up. The tree work will con- on-going task, for which the rem- season’s deluge to make repairs and man Winter, but both of his harsh tinue throughout the year. edies come in many different forms. upgrades to your drainage system. buddies, too. Fall and Spring beat There has been many reports of wa- The Maintenance Department work Having a hillside home creates a con- up on us too to no end, with rain, ter issuing from the ground in places will be performed on a priority basis sortium of storm water runoff water snow, and winds. These series of all over our foothill’s terrain. At times, in preparation for the next rainy issues. If and when necessary, consult storms have downed large trees, the reports seem as though a large season, and for the many seasons to a qualified engineer or contractor to broken limbs, eroded properties, water supply pipe had burst; water come. Please notify the PMLA Main- resolve your specific drainage issues. and sprouted springs of water ev- was seen flowing from foundations of tenance Department if you see a April come she will, when streams erywhere. The late spring months, homes, percolating from roads, gush- problem which needs attention. are ripe and swelled with rain – Paul and early summer months, will be ing from embankments, coming from Now is the time to inspect your Simon & Art Garfunkel the time to begin to clean up all this places where water should not be. debris; while we are preparing for When the soils become supersatu- the recreation season. rated from our rains and snow, the The Pine Mountain Lake green- capacity of the ground to hold water belts have many large oaks and is compromised, and water moves to pines that are broken and down. the surface. These waters found the The cleanup work will look more substrate rock began to surface in many like a timbering operation than peculiar places. Some water surfaced as our usual fire abatement work this seepage, some as natural spring activi- season. Maintenance crews will be ties, some as increased flows in creeks cutting the trees into logs, construct- and streams, some water was shooting ing log decks, building debris piles, out from a gopher’s hole. These cas- and eventually transporting the logs cades of storm water runoff have dam- to the firewood cutting area at the aged drainage systems, eroded the soils, Compost Site. This work demands and overwhelmed many properties abili- heavy equipment, trucks, and a labor ties to control the water runoff. crew. The cleanup operations will The Maintenance Department begin when the ground is stable will be mapping, photo-logging, and enough to get the work performed. planning the PML drainage repairs. Walking trails and the Campground These repairs will be performed will be the first areas of work. in addition to the regular mainte- We have had many reports from nance for the roads, road shoulders, 10 administration PML News • MAY 2011 SPRING ANYONE? Horseing By David Rau, PGA Head Professional around at If anyone sees Old Man Winter, our new updated practice range with So get ready for a fabulous May tell him he’s overstayed his welcome brand new mats, new range balls, full of great local golf events: here at Pine Mountain Lake. We’re in new yardage markers, and new club the stables the middle of spring and hopefully cleaning stations. And last, but not 5/4 Wed 9 Hole Men-Low Net by Lester Scofield, we’ve seen the last of the snow this least, our state-of-the-art Cart Storage 12:00 Tee Times Stables Manager golf season. But, enough about the Facility. “Old”, we’re excited about what’s Tired of looking at those old golf 5/5 Thurs 18 Hole Ladies-GNP Well things are drying up a “New”! togs in your closet? The Golf Shop 8:00 Tee Times little at the stables. We had a lot It’s a lot quieter around the golf has plenty of new golf attire in stock of trees fall across our trails which course with our new electric golf from Adidas, Ashworth, Ping, Kate 5/5 Thurs Lady 9ers-Putts have been cleaned up. The trail carts. In addition to the carts we have Lord, and more. 8:00 Shotgun rides are starting to pick up with warmer and dryer weather. We’ve 5/11 Wed Men’s Club-Wed got a busy schedule here at the Sweeps 9:00 Tee Times stables. New for this year is a Chuck Wagon Dinner and Show. 5/11 Wed 9-Hole Men’s 1-Man Wolf bait Catering is doing the Scramble 12:00 Tee Times cooking and the menu will be a 12 oz. New York Steak, Chuck Wagon 5/12 Thurs 18 Hole Ladies-Hdcp Beans, Scalloped Potatoes, bis- Tournament Round 1 8:00 Tee Times cuits, Salad, and Peach Cobbler. 5/12 Thurs Lady 9ers There will be cowboy music by 8:00 Shotgun Grizzly Mountain featuring Keith Keenom, and cowboy poetry by 5/13 Fri Southern Valley Seniors Jim and Karen Ross and Big Dan 8:30 Shotgun Routh. The dinner and show will be on June 18th from 5-10 pm. 5/16 Mon PMLA Employee Tour- Tickets are $35.00 each. Please MOTHER LODE nament 4:00 Shotgun call stables office for advance tick- ets at 962-8667. There is limited 2K11 5/17 Tues 18 Hole Ladies-Hdcp seating so get your tickets early. June 9th, 10th and 11th Tournament Round 2 8:00 Tee Times Other dates to keep in mind: 5/18 Wed 9 Hole Men-2 Man Scramble 12:00 Tee Times Spring Flea Market — 5-14-11 DON’T MISS OUT! 5/19 Thurs 18 Hole Ladies-Hdcp Memorial Day BBQ — Sunday 5-29-11 Tournament-Round 3 8:00 Shotgun Chuck Wagon Dinner & Show — 6-18-11 72 TEAMS MAXIMUM (No Exceptions) 5/19 Thurs Lady 9ers 8:00 Shotgun Fourth Of July BBQ — Sunday 7-3-11 WE HAVE A DEADLINE OF 4/30/2K11 FOR OUR LOGO TEE PRIZE’S Soroptimist BBQ — Saturday 7-23-11 HAMBURGERS-HOTDOGS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 5/25 Wed 9 Hole Men-4 Man Best Ball 12:00 Tee Times Rotary Shrimp Fest — WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Saturday 8-13-11 COMPLIMENTS OF HARRIS RANCH BEEF, JD Kizziar AND 5/26 Thurs 18 Hole Ladies-Odd Labor Day BBQ — Sunday 9-4-11 EVERGOOD FINE FOODS Even 8:00 Tee Times Fall Flea Market — Saturday 9-10-11 5/26 Thurs Lady 9ers-Front 9 Awards Dinner 7pm Saturday June 11th 8:00 Shotgun – Couples Clinic - $20 per couple Dance to Live Music (Band TBD by dancing Frank J.) Many other “Surprises” Tee Prizes, Games, Best Team Shirt Prize, 5/28 Sat Men’s Club-NCGA Zone Saturdays (NEW) “Saturday in the Park” – Full swing - $15 per person See the live Pigeons and Much More… Qualifier 9:00 Tee Times *Note: All clinics begin at 3:00 PM and reservations are required. Entry Form and more info available at PML Pro Shop If you want to tune up your game before playing in one of May’s pmlmgc.com or pinemountainlake.com events, sign up for one of our weekly My door is always open and I am clinics: happy to meet, talk, play, and listen to Mail your deposit now! ($100.00) We will sell out any questions and/or comments you Mondays “Putt for Dough” – Putting may have about how we can improve Make Checks Payable to Mother Lode Invitational and Chipping - $15 per person and serve. Contact me at 962-8622 or Mail to: P O BOX 4, Groveland CA 95321 via e-mail at golfpro@pinemountain- Fridays “Friday Night at the Fights” lake.com. PML News • MAY 2011 recreation/clubs 11 Aviation Association News by Virginia Gustafson Pine Mountain Lake Aviation As- In conjunction with the local sociation had a great April meeting at Experimental Aircraft Association the Peebles’ hangar with a wonderful chapter, a group of Aviation Associa- presentation by aviation author and tion members recently visited Tracon retired commercial pilot Lauran Paine, – the aircraft traffic control center in Jr. Mr. Paine flew from his home in Sacramento. It was a great opportunity Salem, OR to PML in his home-built to see the inside of the tower, meet RV8. A well-known columnist and au- the professionals who work there, thor, Lauran entertained the members and learn about the most current ATC with an evening of aviation stories that procedures and capabilities. were both inspirational and very, very To join PMLAA, visit our website funny. at www.pmlaa.org or come to any of The next meeting of the PML our events. The group’s mission is to Aviation Association will be a potluck promote aviation interests and ensure supper on May 7th at 6:00pm at Kay the welfare and safety of its members, Meermans’ hangar, mid-field at PML Pine Mountain Lake Airport, and the Airport. Guest speaker for the May general community, through aviation- meeting is Peter Garrison from Flying oriented recreational and educational Magazine. Garrison is an expert on activities. aerodynamics, aircraft design and ac- Membership is just $20 per house- cident investigations. hold per year. PML Men’s Golf Club News Bill Parker, Secretary PMLMGC Tournament results; the first is the format. Apologies to those who might Ice Breaker held 3/11/11. The flight have been inconvenienced. 1 winner was the team of Mike Han- The May Wednesday Sweeps will be kin & Chuck Obeso-Bradley followed held on May 11th with the entry dead- closely by Jim Reynosa & Bill Wrigh- line of May 9th. May 28th is an NCGA ton. In flight 2 we had a tie at the top Zone Qualifier. This is a 4 man team with Dave Needham & Ted Toffey and event and the entry deadline is May Charlie Stoll & Jim Soderberg. Flight 25th. As always, you can download en- 3 winners were Richard Robenseifner try forms from the club website. More & Walt Bales. John Thomas & Bob Ells information about the events can also took second, one stroke back. be found there. Be sure to include The other tournament is the April your entry fee with the entry form. 6th Sweeps. At the top in flight 1 is The NCGA Senior 4 ball qualifier will Mike Hankin followed by Ron Magu- be held June 4th with an entry deadline ire and Mike Guess. Derrol Beaulieu of June 1st. The format will be 2 man and Jeff Serra are the other winners. better ball. Did you notice who is at the top of Once again I would like to men- the leader board in both tournaments tion the Golf Course Appreciation Day in flight 1? In Flight 2 we have Felix scheduled for Monday May 23rd and Gschwend, Jack Linaberry, Milt Foster Tuesday May 24th. It is my understand- PMLAA vice president Marle Hewett welcomed speaker Lauran Paine. followed by Norm Peebles and Dick ing that there will be a sign-up sheet Photo by Virginia Gustafson Mattocks. posted as we get closer to the above The Mixed Spring Foursomes has dates. All the local golf groups have been rescheduled to Friday May 27th shown an interest in helping. Mark with dinner to be held at the Grille your calendar and join the others in Pine Mountain Laker’s RV Club on Thursday May 26th. Still the same efforts to better our course. by Janie Stivers

Welcome to May…graduations, they’re hoping to duplicate the fun. weddings, flowers and mainly, sun- Brad and Louise Turney are hosting PML Racquet Club shine---oops, I meant to say Mother’s this trip…I bet they won’t see any by Dave Rauch Day. While I’m at the top of our family snow. The “gas prices” won’t slow this tree, hanging on to a sturdy branch, group down either :). The first Tuesday evening socials at the ten- there are so many of us who still have This is just the beginning of our event of May nis center starting at 4 for tennis, their Mothers in their lives. It seems camping season; we have many more will be the with the 2nd Quarterly meeting and rather silly to look at this “one-day” places to travel to. Don’t be shy; come Cinco de Mayo potluck starting at 5PM on May declared as the celebration of “her” meet us and join in on the fun. Our Tournament 17th. Let’s hope for warmer weath- generosity and devotion, but, like Nike new members have really added to the on Thursday er to come. says, “Just do it!” spirit of our Club. May 5th. Fol- That’s all at this moment. Watch Our outing this month finds us If you would like more information lowing that the website for any other activity of traveling to Morro Bay again. The Club about us, please call Louise Turney at will be the note. had such a great time last year that 962-0609. 12 recreation/clubs PML News • MAY 2011 PML Ladies Club Friends of the Lake Activities by Virginia Gustafson Says Thank You Our new president, Rich Hathaway, is Sunday, May 15 at 5:00pm at Lake by Dar Brown presided over Friends of the Lake’s Lodge. Our topic will be earthquakes Outgoing President Catherine Santa to name a few: Barbara Coldren and first event of the season on April and tsunamis – what you need to Maria hosted the PML Ladies Club Ap- Agnes Ludwig, Reservations Chairs, 10th at Lake Lodge. We held a deli- know and why. Watch the mail-house preciation Lunch on March 30 at Café enjoy seeing and greeting everyone at cious potluck dinner and enjoyed an flyers for details. Charlotte. Catherine surprised the the events; Diane Harrison was happy excellent presentation on the PML On July 2, Friends of the Lake is attendees with a personal place card to taste the chocolates before she dredging project by Rick Whybra, organizing the annual boat parade cunningly clipped to a coffee cup con- chaired the Wine & Chocolate Tast- PML project manager. Rick showed on Pine Mountain Lake. This year the taining a pretty Spring Viola plant, so ing in February; and our very special photos of all the equipment used on theme is “my favorite song,” and you appropriate since we were finally see- Decorations Chair, Jane Hansen, the three barges and almost a mile of get extra points for singing along! Reg- ing sun in March! Before enjoying the liked not having to take orders from floating pipe. He also showed a list of istration forms for the boat parade will fabulous lunch prepared by the Café, anyone! It was a wonderful event and all the material (almost 28,000 cubic be available at the marina in June. Catherine invited each attendee to a lovely way to say thank you to the yards) removed from the six coves, We invite you to join Friends of the introduce themselves, state what role Board members and Event/Committee and explained the various methods for Lake. Membership is open to anyone they played in the club in the 2010- chairs who worked so hard to make removing it. It was a very interesting interested in the health, safety and equi- 2011 fiscal year, and share what they 2010-2011 special. and educational evening. table use of Pine Mountain Lake. Annual felt was the best part of their job. Just Now that it’s May, we all look for- dues are just $10/single or $20/family. ward to getting back on the lake. Be Please mail your check with your email sure to register your boat or get your address to Friends of the Lake, PO Box fishing license and be ready to go! 591, Groveland, CA 95321, or you can The next Friends of the Lake event join at any of our events.

Front Row, L to R: Charlie Fratus, Secretary/Sunshine; Sonja Palmer, Christmas Brunch Chair; Chris Balek, Vice President; Catherine Santa Maria, President; Farah Bahri, Fashion Show Co-Chair; Barbara Davis, Home Tour Co-Chair; Mary Brown, Barbeque Co-Chair/Publications

Back Row, L to R: Agnes Ludwig, Reservations; Barbara Coldren, Reservations/ Rich Hathaway welcomed Rick Membership; Gail Baker, Christmas Gala Co-Chair; Diane Jenkins, Christmas Whybra to speak at Friends of the Gala Co-Chair; Dar Brown, Historian/Parliamentarian; Diane Harrison, Wine Lake. & Chocolate Chair; Linda Hunter, Treasurer/Roster; Cheri Rickett, Fashion Show Co-Chair; Jane Hansen, Decorations

GARDEN CLUB CLIPPINGS by Joyce Smith This article is being written be- – Mark your calendar for our May time to ask a prospective member to your calendar. That is the day of our fore our April meeting at the Jail. It’s 9th meeting. This will be at the Lake be your guest. “High Coutry Garden” Tour and Lun- difficult to write about a meeting or Lodge at 1:00 P.M. Visit the plant table – Have you done your “Jail Time?” cheon. Check in and Viewing of Tables gathering you did not attend so, I’ll and enjoy Arlene Vorce’s horticulture There will be a work day at the Jail at 9:00 A.M. Cost is $20.00 Members just say, they had a good meeting on report. Our special guest speaker will on Wednesday, May 11th, 10:00 A.M. and $22.00 Guests. This is our only the 11th, making dish gardens and be PML”s own Harold Basey. He will Bring your gloves and a happy heart. fundraiser and thankfully, always a pulling a few weeds. The meeting was present his beautiful slides showing Work a little or a lot, everything is ap- sellout. Reservations, call Barbara, at 1:00 P.M. our new time. I can report “A Trip to the East Side of the Sierras”. preciated. And remember The Jail is 962-5168. the new walkway project has been Harold is gifted in how he presents our main project. – Hope to see you at the Lake completed. his subject matter. This will be a good – Don’t forget to put June 13th on Lodge on May 9th. PML News • MAY 2011 The Grill 13 In The Kitchen With Chef Carrie Entertainment by Carrie Taylor, Chef, The Grill at the 19th Hole Lounge May is here, Apply chocolate in a circular motion by Jeff Hermann, Bar Manager all is blooming making sure you cover the entire bot- and it is a beauti- tom of shell. This prevents the crumb May brings us tastes, but I’m always open for sug- ful place to be. crust from breaking up when you our first big 3 day gestions. Summer is just slice the pie. When using a chocolate weekend. Memo- Here is this month’s entertainment around the cor- crumb crust I use white chocolate rial Day is the lineup: Friday May 6th: Karaoke with ner and we are chips for the coating. unofficial start of Shirley Brasesco’s Showtime Karaoke. gearing up for summer for most Come sing and dance the night away what will be a fantastic season. I’m Glaze: In a medium non-alumi- and is a great way on our most popular night of the looking forward to those hot summer num saucepan mix all ingredients to kick off the long month. Saturday May 7th: Dyna-mo; nights where the terrace is open and EXCEPT the cornstarch or arrow summer days. At the 19th Hole we offer Saturday May 14th: Highway 99; Sat- brimming with happy guests. root. Bring to a boil. Remove from a comfortable atmosphere to enjoy urday May 21st: Rockslide; Memorial The month of May will be keep- heat, add cornstarch or arrow root free WiFi and a light snack or liba- Day weekend, Saturday May 28th: Kick ing us busy in the kitchen starting and cook until thick. Remove from tion. What a great place to bring your Start. with the ever popular Mother’s Day heat & stir in the jello. Stir until dis- friends and hang out. Our outside We also have 5 TV’s to watch your Brunch. This year I will be featuring solved. Let cool. Spoon glaze over deck is a great place to spend those favorite sports team. Chef Carrie has some of my favorite brunch entrees. fresh strawberries in pie shell. Com- warm summer evenings with a night created a wonderful menu just for I wanted our Moms to feel extra pletely cool, then chill in refrigerator cap or dessert. the bar. The bar menu has such a special when enjoying their day. overnight. Decorate the outer edge Come in and try a glass of wine wide variety of items there is some- Fresh cracked crab, prawns, waffle of the pie with whipped cream or from our updated wine list that has thing for everyone and if you don’t station, apple praline French toast, cool whip. some popular local wines. We are see it on the bar menu just ask your eggs Benedict, Green chili and cho- constantly trying to keep our wine list bartender and they will be happy rizo Strata are just a few items on the This is my go to recipe for an fresh so, if you have a favorite wine, to check with Chef Carrie to see buffet that is fit for a Queen and her easy dessert for company. let me know and we’ll see if we can if we can make it. If you have any court. squeeze it in. Our monthly wine tast- questions please call me at 209-962- May is Strawberry month. If you Strawberries Romanoff ing dinners have been a huge help in 8636 or email 19thholelounge@ have the opportunity to pick up 2 pints fresh whole strawberries or letting me know some of our guest’s pinemountainlake.com. some fresh berries from the valley or 2 pints sliced strawberries Sonora’s Farmers market, here are a couple of ideas to make quick use of Sauce: them. 1 cup Brown Sugar THE GRILL (PML) 1/2 cup fresh squeezed orange I wish to publicly thank the staff at THE GRILL for their gracious service as our This recipe is one my mother- juice or Grand Marnier (Orange family of 20 celebrated my husband’s (Tom) 75th birthday last month. in-law would make for our Liqueur) The food was delicious, served in a timely manner, and the decorations were Mother’s Day brunch. Always my 2 cups Sour Cream, Vanilla yogurt lovely. Thanks Bambi, Jay, Maria, Carrie, and the kitchen staff. favorite!! or Greek yogurt Mix brown sugar and liqueur until Barbara Whittlesey 7-up Strawberry Pie smooth. Add sour cream or yogurt Unit 3, Lot 425 1 pie shell (8” size) baked & and continue stirring until dissolved. cooled; or crumb crust if preferred Spoon sauce over berries and re- 1 pint fresh ripe strawberries, frigerate for 1 hour. Stir and serve. washed, stems removed, well I love strawberries, like cherries, if drained, cut in half I don’t get my fill during the season, I feel like I have cheated myself. We are ***Glaze*** so fortunate to live in the area we do, 1 cup sugar with the growers in our “back yard”. 1 cup 7up (or Squirt) 5 tablespoons cornstarch If you haven’t visited us in awhile, 1/8 teaspoon salt here is my personal invite for you to 1 teaspoon red food coloring (op- dine with us, please let your server tional) know and I will be happy to come 1/2 lemon, juiced out of the kitchen and introduce 4 tablespoons red gelatin myself. If you have any questions or suggestions send me an email at Place strawberries in pie shell with [email protected] flat side down. If using pre-made crumb pie crust, melt 1/3 cup choco- Until we eat together… late morsels; with small slanted cake spatula, spread a thin coat of choco- late in bottom only, of pie shell. 14 The Grill PML News • MAY 2011 May 5th Cinco de Mayo! Come enjoy some of our house specialties & celebrate!

May 8th • Famous House Taco’s MENU • Chipotle Ranch Chicken Salad Carved Prime Rib, Old-fashioned ham • Rib Eye with chimichurri sauce Omelet station & Eggs Benedict (available for dinner only) An assortment of salads, fresh baked goods and desserts and a complimentary glass of champagne Accompany any of these with a cervesa or a margarita! Only $35.00 per person plus tax $29.00 for guests 65 and better Kids 6-12 are only $15.00 Top it off with a cheesecake and 5 and under are FREE! chimichanga & a Mexican Coffee Seatings at 9 am, 11 am and 1 pm Make your reservations early! Call 962-8638 Lunch is 11 am - 3 pm Dinner 5 pm - 8 pm

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THE GRILL at Pine Mountain Lake Buffet • Crisp mixed greens with a champagne vinaigrette dressing • Chicken Breast topped with Brie & Caramelized Pear • Orzo with Mushroom & Thyme • Seasonal Vegetables • Dessert — Strawberry Tart Wine Tasting & Buffet .00 $25 Make your (per person plus tax) reservations early! Reservations are required, so make yours today! 209-962-8638 Call 962-8638 PML News • MAY 2011 The Grill 15 Spring has Sprung at The Grill Prime Rib, Old Fashioned Baked Ham, serving breakfast from 9 to 11am and lunch from 11 to 2pm. By Hospitality Coordinator, Bambi Johnson Eggs Benedict, an omelet station, and an assortment of salads, sides, baked Greetings from wine weren’t enough, she will then goods, desserts, and a complimentary I hope to see you all at some or all the Grill, satisfy your sweet tooth with a light glass of champagne for each guest of our special events. Please consider Spring has and refreshing strawberry tart. All of over 21 years of age. The price of this stopping by and having breakfast, sprung and the the featured wines will be available for wonderful all-you-can-eat buffet is only lunch, or dinner on the terrace. The Grill is buzzing purchase at discounted prices for this $35 per person. For guests 65 and views of our Championship Golf with activities! night only! The price of this fun-filled better the price is only $29. Children Course and the surrounding Sierras Along with golf evening is only $25.00 plus tax. Res- 6 through 12 are only $15. And kids 5 are amazing! Feel free to come by tournaments ervations are required so make yours years old and under Eat Free! Seatings our sales office anytime to see me in almost every weekend in May, here are today at 962-8638. for this incredible feast are at 9 am, person or email me 24/7 at cluboffice. a few of our events you may want to 11 am, and 1 pm. This event is very pinemountainlake.com. Let our expe- attend: Thursday, May 5th - Cinco De popular and fills quickly, so call today rienced, professional staff tend to all Mayo. Come celebrate Mexico’s Heri- for reservations at 962-8638. of your food and beverage and special Wednesday, May 4th - Wine tage, with some of our house special- event needs, large or small, on site or Tasting and Dinner Buffet – Seating ties. For lunch try our famous house Monday, May 30th - Memorial off. You will not be disappointed! See starts at 5:00pm. We will be featuring taco’s (available for dinner, too) or Day – Yes, we are open!! We will be you soon. Bon Appetit! wines from the Scott Harvey wines. our Chipotle Ranch Chicken Salad. You can expect to see such varietals And for dinner try the Rib Eye with as Brut Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, Syrah, chimichurri sauce. Accompany any of Barbera, and some blends as well. these meals with a cervesa or a margar- Chef Carrie will be preparing a deli- ita. And then top off your celebration We’re open Memorial Day cious buffet with fresh baked dinner with a cheesecake chimichanga and a rolls and a crisp assortment of mixed Mexican Coffee. We look forward to Monday, May 30th greens tossed with a champagne vin- sharing the celebration with you! Call aigrette dressing. She will be baking a to make your reservations today at Chicken Breast topped with Brie and 962-8638. Breakfast 9am to 11am Caramelized Pear as the main entrée, accompanied by mushroom, thyme Sunday, May 8th - Annual Moth- Lunch 11am to 2 pm orzo, and seasonal vegetables. And er’s Day Champagne Brunch. Expect then, as if that wonderful dinner and to see all your favorites like carved The Grill has Priceless Views and Great Value by Jay Reis, The Grill Manager

Annual unlim- …all of which add to the desirability rack of Lamb served in three sizes. me at 209-962-8639 or email me at ited golf; $1415, of a property.” Pleasant views are an Most entrees come with so many side [email protected]. Ticket for texting understatement when it comes to the choices, we will have your head spin- while driving; views that you have from our outdoor ning; from Potatoes (baked $159+, Entry into seating. The Grill is truly an intangible or mashed), Pasta tossed Yosemite; $20, one amenity with a great value that is here with your choice of sauce, gallon of gas; $4+, for the enjoyment of all. Whether you fresh fruit or seasonal fresh the view from our boat or swim at the lake, play golf or vegetables. There is way too deck while having a great lunch or tennis, bike or hike, drive here or fly much to mention so go to drink - priceless. With gas prices rising here, everyone loves to eat and that’s our official website www. and Mother Nature again reminding us what makes the Grill so special - we pinemountainlake.com or what she can do, I invite you to come have something to offer everyone. better yet stop in and ask escape all of your daily stresses and Chef Carrie Taylor and her staff are to take look at any of our enjoy a relaxing meal or drink at the doing a wonderful job bringing you a menus. Grill. Whether you want to dine inside menu with an enormous variety. From So, the next time you or out, one thing is for sure, you can’t the best ½ pound fresh Angus Burger visit be sure to drop by the beat the comfort and views that the to our crispy Shrimp Tacos, Chef Car- Grill and enjoy a casual Grill has to offer. When you visit Pine rie has been doing an excellent job meal in a family atmo- Mountain Lake you can disconnect at keeping things consistent while sphere with friendly ser- from the hustle and bustle or stay con- trying to please everyone’s taste buds vice and I’ll throw the view nected at the Grill with free Wi-Fi. and dietary needs. We slow roast our in for free. Stay connected Prime Rib and grill our steaks to order. and bookmark or add our According to Wikipedia there are Our menu has many seafood dishes to website to your favorites. two different kinds of amenities, tan- choose from including Salmon, Mahi Join our Eclub to receive gible and intangible. Mahi and a mouth-watering Shrimp specials and discounts. It’s pasta. For a lighter fare, try one of easy to join just click the “Intangible amenities might in- our six different salads. We also offer link on our official web- clude pleasant views, nearby activities Calamari, several Chicken dishes and site. Feel free to contact 16 recreation/clubs PML News • MAY 2011

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We are pleased to announce the addition of a new sales associate: Michelle Perreira

Michelle brings with her, years of experience and expertise in the real estate industry and we are happy to have her continue to provide dependable and informed services to the Groveland and Pine Mountain Lake area.

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Let me cater your next event! Family BBQ • Reunion • Birthday Party Special Wine Pairing Dinner Party Anniversaries • Christmas Party Graduation Party Cooking classes or cooking class parties! I will handle all of your event needs: Rentals • Invitations • Decorations • Etc.

Lunch & Dinner Deliveries will now be on a catering basis. Minimum of 4 lunches or dinners – all the same meal. LET ME CATER YOUR UPCOMING SUMMER BBQ, FAMILY REUNION, BACKYARD GET TOGETHER. YOU HOST THE PARTY AND LEAVE THE REST TO ME! PML News • MAY 2011 recreation/clubs 17

PML Lady PML Organized Niners in Groups & Clubs Contact the individuals below if March you are interested in joining! by Cyndy Krout Aviation Association Whew, I think everyone is ready for Wayne Handley 962-7868 some good weather and great golfing Computer User Group conditions. We were lucky to get out Frank Perry 962-0728 and play a few times in March. A few Cooking Class hardy players against the elements, Tom Knoth/Paula Martell 962-5838 aka mud, standing water and here and Country Mountain Riders there a dry spot. Holly Foiles 962-4434 We had nine players for putts day Crafts Guild on the 10th and Marilyn Alexander Lee Isbell 962-5727 and Cyndy got first place while Barb Dance Party Haiges and Pat VanGerpen came in Bob & Carol Digby 962-7254 second. Pat VG got a par on #14 and Duplicate Bridge Pat and Flo Jansen tied for Low Net. Bobbi Vandenbergh 962-6965 St. Patrick’s Day had four players chipped in on #9 and Flo J. got Low have two Team Play events and will Exercise Class but no game played. We just enjoyed Net again. start Eclectic on the 19th. Be sure to Barbara Elliott 962-6457 the sun and exercise. Next up on We are looking forward to hav- sign up and pay to be included. We Friends of the Lake March 31st we played Bingo, Bango, ing better weather and conditions have a general meeting and lunch on Rich Hathaway 962-7595 Bongo with nine players. Wanda Pat- with more ladies playing in May. Tee May 12. Look forward to seeing you Garden Club terson came in first with Flo J. second time will be at 8 AM to beat the heat out there. Lorraine David 962-6008 and Karen Dickson third. Wanda starting May 5. Coming up in May we Guardians of PML Brian Sweeney 962-5737 Ladies Club Getting To Know Catherine Santa Maria 962-7904 Ladies Golf Club You at the PML Diane Lloyd 962-4386 Marathon Bridge Ladies Club Lunch Marilyn Hathaway 962-7595 By: Dar Brown, Publicity Chair Men’s Golf Club Ron Maguire 962-7128 At times it seems like everyone knows everyone in PML, Men’s 9 Hole Golf Club which is one of the reasons that we all love it so much: Wally Child 962-0723 love, friendship, camaraderie, and compassion are all part Monday Bridge Club (Men’s) of the fabric of PML. That said, have you ever sat across the Bill Parker 962-5957 table from someone you have known for a long time in Non Residents Club PML and realized that you have no idea where they were Kathy Coon (510)656-0162 born, what they did before they came to PML, what their Pine Needlers Quilt Guild favorite pastimes were as a child, how many siblings and Lillian Cravens 962-4301 children/grandchildren they have, and so on. PMLakers RV Club The April 6 PML Ladies Club meeting, themed ‘Kick Louise Turney 962-0609 Back & Relax and “Let’s Chat”’, invited attendees to PML Niners share stories and experiences about their “Life Before Pat Price 962-7431 Moving to Pine Mountain Lake”. Songbirds Shirley PML Waterski/Wakeboard Brasesco and Connie Scott introduced the program by Tom Duprey (510)796-4180 singing the beautiful chorus, “Getting To Know You” Racquet Club from “The King & I.” We learned about unexpected Emily Van Vleet 962-0930 hobbies, talents, school experiences, personal stories Residents Club and even “my most embarrassing moment”. Historian/ Dick Faux 962-4617 Parliamentarian Dar Brown read the 2010-2011 Histori- ROOFBB an’s Report and presented outgoing President Catherine Linn Faler 962-5395 Santa Maria with her Memory Book documenting the PML Shooting Club year in pictures. Huge thank you’s to Mary Brown for all John Graham [email protected] the creative help on the book. Everyone left the lun- Picture number 804 from left to right: Marlene Johanson and Sierra Professional Artists cheon having enjoyed the delicious Tostada Salad buffet Maureen Whitaker Heinie Hartwig 568-1637 Picture number 807 from left too right: Ann Johnson, Marlene prepared by Chef Carrie and her staff, and having “Got- Windjammers Sailing Club Drew, Ann Toner, Fred Mecum 962-7989 ten to Know You” just a little bit better. Linda Wall and Isobel Wylie. 18 recreation/clubs PML News • MAY 2011 March 2011 Pine Mountain Lake Ladies Golf By Sue Perry UNCLE!! Enough winter weather ask several players which score was nis, Draw; 5th Place score..160*..Kitty already! Playing golf this month was a posted. Highlighted scores to alert Vir- March 31st JOKERS WILD - TEAM: Edgerton, Helena McMillan, Sue Perry, challenge for sure. Wet conditions and ginia to see if correct score was posted. 1st Place score..148..Patty Peebles, Paula Vautier; BIRDIES: Diane Lloyd unpredictable weather made for some Higher score will be used. If you plan to Jenny Dwaileebe, Dotty Davis, Draw; #14, Priscilla Park #17. interesting games. Hope by the time play in WGANC Tournaments, play days 2nd Place score..152..Norma Balding- you read this article, the sun is shining or what ever, you can not get careless er, Sharon Kenyon, Diane Lloyd, Kathy Don’t forget to sign up for the and the golf balls are rolling on some with your score cards. Once you sign Shehorn; 3rd Place score..154..Barbara Handicap Tournament in May which nicely dried out fairways. Hope for that card and turn it in, that’s it. If a cor- Davis, Ann Hankin, Priscilla Park, will be played on May 12th, 17th & Spring springs eternal. rection is to be made be sure it is done Marjorie Rich; 4th Place score ..160*.. 19. Luncheon and results on the 19th. A general meeting was held on before you sign that card or leave. Jodie Awai, Alma Frawley, Clarice Ligo- Good luck to all! March 3rd. Important information was discussed and reported as follows: FYI: HAZARDS – especially #5. If Subject: Score Cards, Course Condi- you bring extra clubs with you into the tions & Pace of Play hazard and lay them down, it’s a pen- LOCAL RAINFALL Since there were only 26 members alty. It is as if you grounded a club. Lay by Jerry Dickson at our March 3rd general meeting and them outside the hazard. Plugged Ball Date Rain, inches Season Mar 22 0.41 47.73 since you all may not read the minutes, – Winter Rules – Lift, Clean, & Place. (24 hr. to 9AM) Total, inches Mar 23 0.42 48.15 it was recommended that a summary Plugged Ball – Playing the Ball Down Mar 24 1.00 49.15 of our discussion of SCORE CARDS be – Lift, Clean, & Drop. Since Jul 1, 2010 Mar 25 1.51 50.66 41.00 sent out to members. One of the most Mar 26 0.57 51.23 Mar 27 0.40 51.63 important and misunderstood aspects CART SIGNS – extend through the Mar 14, 2011 of the Game is the SCORE CARD. It is rough, DO NOT drive around them. 0.10 41.10 Apr 7 0.30 51.93 important that the correct procedures Be sure to read Alan & David’s articles Mar 16, 1.20 42.30 Apr 8 0.83 52.76 concerning score cards be followed. (page 8) in the PML News on Course Mar 17, 0.02 42.32 Apr 9 0.14 52.90 Mar 19, 0.67 42.99 You’ve heard this before from all the Conditions & Pace of Play. Sharon will Mar 20 1.83 44.82 I think the ‘drought’ is nearly over. other Tournament Chairs, this is really be sending out a copy of the Pace of Mar 21 2.50 47.32 nothing new. But it continues to be a Play that we got from WGANC. Diane problem. Two cards are required on has also put a copy on our bulletin play days and they MUST match. If you board as well as a copy of Etiquette on sign the card, you are attesting to the the Course. As the weather gets better accuracy of the card. BE SURE: Hole so should our Pace of Play. REMEM- by hole and totals are the same. Handi- BER – look ahead not behind…Mona caps are correct for each player. (check T., Tournament Chair. handicap sheets on the 1st and 15th of each month for any changes to your March 10th GROSS - NET - PUTTS: own handicap.) Put totals/handicaps Ace Of Aces: Sue Perry - 75 Net; 1st in their correct column. Use last name Flight - Handicaps 18-20..Carol Digby and at least a first initial for each player. Low Gross..105 & Norma Baldinger Circle Birdies – make note of it. In the Low Net..85; 2nd Flight - Handicaps Net score column please put the Net or 22-25..Thelma Faux Low Gross..98 ESC score which is posted if applicable. & Sue Perry Low Net..75; 3rd Flight Major tournatments, WGANC tourna- - Handicaps 30-37..Terre Melinn Low ments etc. – responsible for just correct Gross..107 & Phyllis Gschwend, Diane hole by hole scores. (unless otherwise Lloyd Low Net..84, Low Putts: Norma noted) The consequence for incorrect Baldinger..31 Putts. score cards being turned in and scores recorded/posted is disqualification for March 17th BEST BALL OF that day tournament. TEAM if a team PARTNERS: game. INDIVIDUAL if an individual 1st Flight - score 131 - Norma Balding- game. When a person has two different er, Alma Frawley, Sara Hancock, total scores listed on the score cards, Yvonne Mattocks; 2nd flight - score 132 the higher score will be used. In a - Thelma Faux, Patty Peebles, Jennifer Major tournament, if a lower score was Dwaileebe, Draw; 3rd Flight - score recorded in error, it will be disqualifica- 136 - Kitty Edgerton, Helena McMillan, tion from the whole tournament. The Paula Vautier, Draw; 4th Flight - score last set of cards (2/10/11) 5 out of 9 138*- Linda Wall, Anne Toner, Dotty groups should have been disqualified. Davis, Draw; 5th Flight - score 138* On several cards the handicaps on one - Kathy Shehorn, Virginia Tallman, card was different on other card. Some Eleanor Ellis, Draw; BIRDIES: Norma used a wrong handicap altogether. Baldinger #17 & Thelma Faux #6. Same thing with totals for player. Totals, handicaps in wrong columns. Had to March 24th POINT PAR…rained out. PML News • MAY 2011 recreation/clubs 19 MAY Events Calendar

Cooking Class - May 10 Wine Tasting Dinner - May 4 Mother’s Day Brunch - May 8 plus tax is $8 and $10 at the door. $29.00 for guests Children under thirteen are admitted free. 5-4 65 and better 5-13 5-14 WEDNESDAY Kids 6-12 are only $15.00 friday saturday and 5 and under are FREE! Wine Tasting Pine Cone Singers’ PML Flea Market Seatings at 9 am, 11 am & 1 & Dinner Buffet Spring Concert At the PML Stables pm 5-13 Spaces are first come-first Scott Harvey Wines Friday, May 13, at 7:30 p.m., friday Make your reservations early! Wine Tasting & Buffet Saturday, May 14, at 7:30 p.m., served on the day of the event. Call 962-8638 Sunday, May 15, at 2:00 p.m. Space set-up starts at 7 am $25.00 (per person plus tax) Planting Trout in the See ad on page 14 At Evangelical Free Church at Lake Space fee is $7 per space. See ad on page 14 19172 Ferretti Road Pay in advance at PML Admin 5-5 5-10 Advance donation office or on day of event. thursday tuesday COMING Cinco de Mayo! PML Cooking Class SOON! Come enjoy some of our Time: 6:30 to 8:00 pm June 18th house specialties & “Tex Mex Cuisine” – Chuck Wagon Dinner & celebrate! Chicken Enchiladas, Show See ad on page 14 Steak Fajitas Location: PML Lake Lodge June 9th, 10th, 11th Cost: $10 Class Fee Mother Lode 2K11 Golf Tournament includes food samples 5-8 Contact: Tom Knoth at 209- sunday 962-5838 or email: Mother’s Day [email protected] Champagne Brunch Only $35.00 per person

Add Your Event to Our Calendar Page! This is a great way to get Pine Mountain Lake residents (full-time and part-time) information about your fun, so don't miss out! Call 209-962-0342 20 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 John Gray, Tuolumne County 4th District Supervisor It’s been a Busy Month! and against the project. The benefit agreed upon. A 4/5ths vote of the and spoke at the Opening Ceremony addressed was the fact that the project Board was required to approve the for the Welcome Home Vietnam Vet- Winter weather has been a force would provide over 40 living wage purchase. For their own reasons, 2 erans event held in Sonora. This was a to deal with these past months. jobs. The product to be mined, road Supervisors decided to vote against very moving event with speakers, Cali- We’re still digging out and assessing rock, is a needed commodity and the the purchase. My statement at the fornia Department of Veterans Affairs the damage. At the April 5th Board site is very rural and well suited for Board meeting was that “you can’t Secretary Rocky Chavez, US Represen- Meeting, the Board passed a resolu- such a project. have it both ways”. You cannot be for tative Jeff Denham, CA Representative tion declaring a “Local State of Emer- Those against cited the lack of a job creation and economic develop- Tom Berryhill, CA Assemblymember gency”. The action, if accepted by the complete Environmental Impact Re- ment and vote against something that Kristin Olsen, Medal of Honor re- Governor, would provide funds to port. However, there was an environ- does just that. cipient SSgt Jon Caviaiani (US Army cover some of the anticipated costs mental review done though a negative In order to succeed as a retail busi- Special Forces,Ret), Calaveras County associated with winter storm damage. declaration process. The impacts that ness, you have to have parking for Supervisor Merlita Callaway and other The tally so far is around $700,000 were found to be significant will have customers. Jamestown, with the 28 dignitaries. and climbing. to be mitigated. spaces that were lost, has a serious The American Veterans Traveling The good news is that work to The communities of Riverbank parking shortage. Businesses cannot Tribute brought the Cost of Free- repair our most damaged roads has and Oakdale were concerned about thrive, hire or provide services without dom Tribute to the Mother Lode begun. Of special note is Old Wards added train traffic and air quality. adequate parking. The purchase price Fairgrounds from March 23rd to Ferry Road. This road is used as an (Both of these towns were founded of the parking lot would have been re- March 27th. access road to the Tuolumne River as railroad hubs.) Neighboring land turned many times over in sales taxes, Everyone that lived through by rafting companies and individuals owners were concerned about noise, TOT (Transient Occupancy Tax) from Vietnam, or any war, has memories that “float the Tuolumne”. The raft- (the closest neighbor is nearly 3 tourism and taxes collected as a result attached to this time in our history. ing industry brings millions of dollars miles away). of county residents that frequent Whether you served in the military or of income to county businesses each The Board listened, asked questions the businesses. In my opinion, not not, war touches us all in one way or year…especially along the Highway and debated the concerns. And, I be- purchasing the parking lot was short another. The speakers at the opening 120 corridor. Your county staff is to lieve we have made the right decision. sighted. ceremony and throughout the 5 day be commended for taking immediate As I write on this topic, there Some good news is that a Mutual period, all had a story to tell about action to get the road repaired and have been lawsuits threatened. The Aid Agreement between Groveland what they remembered. Their stories opened. county has a signed indemnification Community Services District, Mariposa and the exhibits brought to those Those of you that have called about agreement with the Project Devel- County and Tuolumne County has of us present, remembrances of the pot holes…I hear you and so does oper that holds the county “harm- been made to provide fire and first loss of a friend, a relative, a neighbor the road department! In order to less” for any costs should any legal response services. or a classmate and how we worried patch the roads, we have to have a dry action be taken against the county. I want to thank the key players about our loved ones making it back period. I have been assured that when Stay tuned. that brought this important agree- home. The purpose of this event was time and weather permit, the repair Part of my commitment to you as ment forward. Lyle Turpin-Mariposa to honor and show our respect for will be a top priority. a County Supervisor was the prom- County Supervisor, Paul Speer-Tu- those that served and returned and I would like to address two issues ise to do my best to help businesses olumne County Assistant Fire War- for our “Fallen Heroes”. The travel- that have been in the news lately. The in the county succeed. For many den, Groveland Community Services ing tribute included the Vietnam Cooperstown Quarry and the James- months, the County has been in District Fire Chief-Shane Warner Veterans Memorial Wall, a tribute to town parking lot purchase. negotiation to purchase a private and Mariposa County Fire Chief-Jim World War II, Korean Conflict and all The Cooperstown Project is pro- parking lot in Jamestown. This private Wilson. wars since Vietnam. A special thanks posed on 138 acres of property in property has been used for over 20 This agreement is an automatic to the Vietnam Veterans of America western Tuolumne County. The Board years as a public parking lot through mutual aid agreement that was devel- Chapter 391 of Sonora for organiz- accepted the project on a 5-0 vote. an agreement with the owner. Ap- oped to address fire and emergency ing and sponsoring this memorable A number of people spoke in favor praisals were made and a price was services in the Don Pedro, Grove- event for our community. land, Buck Meadows and the Yosem- It is time to close…As always I ap- ite Park Corridor. The purpose is to preciate the opportunity to address provide fire protection personnel, you and welcome you to contact me equipment, materials, supplies and with any questions, concerns or com- to render fire protection and emer- ments that you may have. gency response service to each of the three fire departments in the co-op- erative effort to quickly aid and assist one another when needed. The duty to the public does not stop at the county line. All that participated in the process of developing this agreement are to be congratulated. We are stronger when we work together. 209-962-4560 Part of the duties as Supervisor is speaking at public events. On March 24th, I filled in for Supervisor Pland PML News • MAY 2011 Community Corner 21 NOTICE Restroom Closure

The following outside restrooms are winterized and closed for the winter season: Main Marina, Dunn Court, Lake Lodge, and Fisherman’s Cove.

The restrooms at Tennis Courts #1-4 (Pine Mtn. Dr. & Rock Canyon) will remain open at normal hours of 7 am to 9 pm weather permitting.

Going Batty? Bats in the Belfry? Tuolumne Certified by County’s Bat Conservation only full-time bat International exclusion company “Bats in the Building” APPROVED 100% safe to bats Serving BAT EXCLUSION NO PML & PROFESSIONAL CHEMICALS Groveland NO David Diehl PESTICIDES Sierra Bat Exclusion 209-532-8200 www.sierrabatexclusion.com On-going ACTIVITIES BRIDGE at The Grill Sierra Professional Artists Library Hours ROLLERBALL “For the health of it” Mondays at 9 AM Meetings the second Friday of the month at the Yo- The Groveland Branch Library is open Wed. 11 am at “My House” call for easy directions All bridge players are welcome. Men (10:15 AM) semite Vista Estates Club House in Groveland - 10:00 Tue-Thu: 1:00-6:00pm; Fri-Sat: 10:00am Help yourself gain better balance and improve call Bill Mingus at 209/962-4240 for reservations. am. Contact Jean & Bill Hammond 209-962-6477. - 2:00pm closed Sunday and Monday your range of motion. Thursday class available with interest. Soroptimist Meetings Sierra Club Hike of the Week Senior Lunches Victoria Lynn 962-6288 The Soroptimist International of Groveland Thursdays at 9 AM Senior lunches are provided Tuesdays and Thurs- meets the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of each month at Midweek Hikes in the Groveland Area on Thurs- days 12 noon at the Little House on Merrell Rd. Self Massage techniques that you can do at home the Hotel Charlotte at 12 noon For information days. Weather permitting, each Thursday meet at Call 962-1050 before 8 am for reservations. in a chair using a foam roller, a rolling pin, a base- regarding membership, please contact Linda Mary Laveroni Community Park in Groveland at 8 ball or a tennis ball. You will be in control of the Struhm at 962-0278. AM for an approximate 6-mile hike. Bring a bag Chair Dancing pressure and learn how and where to press. Gently lunch, jacket, water, sunscreen and a snack in a Every Monday at The Little House at 10:00 am pushing through the knots encourages better blood Aerobics & Sculpting daypack and wear hiking boots. The hike is fol- flow to your muscles, increasing the muscles ability Excercise by Video lowed by lunch under the shade of the trees. Call Garrotte Lions Bingo to gain strength and range of motion. Please bring Mondays, Wednesday and Friday at 9 AM Frank Oyung for further details 209/962-7585. Come and Enjoy! You could be a winner a mat if you can work on the floor, otherwise we Reach your fitness goals! These classes are suit- 1st Thursday of every month will also use chairs or benches at the my house. able for all fitness levels. Classes are free. Join Bridge (Duplicate) 6:30 Early Bird Bingo and 7:00 Regular Bingo us at the Lake Lodge to be led by a variety of at the Lake Lodge Historical Aircraft Display videos featuring certified fitness instructors. For 2nd & 4th Thursdays Blood pressure readings Every 3rd Saturday (except September - 4th more information and scheduling contact Barb at All bridge players are welcome. Call Bobbi Van- Blood pressure readings are First and Third Thurs- Saturday) 9a.m. - 1 p.m. at the transient parking 209/962-6457 or Michelene at 209/962-4467. denbergh 209/962-6965 for information. days from 11:00 to noon at The Little House at the PML Airport. Contact Ken Helling at 962-7597 if you have questions. For Meals-on-Wheels Mah-jongg “High Country Line Dancers” in this area contact Joi for information and/or Wednesdays and Fridays from 1:00 to 4:00 at The High Country Line Dancers meet every Tues- Sonora Senior Center eligibility requirements. Sierra Senior Providers, The Little House. Newcomers should call ahead to day at the Community Hall at 7:00p.m. through Lunch Served Weekdays from 12:00 to 12:30 Inc. Meals-on-Wheels, Sonora Senior Center, arrange for introduction to the game before 1:00. the summer. One dance will be taught from No Reservations Required 533-2622 Call 962-7303. 7-7:30, then open dancing from 7:30-8:30. We 533-2622 encourage newcomers to come and try it out; it’s 540 Greenley Rd., Sonora Strength for Life Kiwanis Meetings a great and fun way to exercise! For more info, Every Tuesday and Thursday Kiwanis meet every Tuesday at 5:30pm at the call Carol @ 7254 or Sue @ 4155. at The Little House at 10:30 am Pizza Factory. 22 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 CMR Has Gone to the Dogs! By Lynne Orloff, CMR reporter

On a beautiful day in Groveland the club treasury and by its individu- tree in the background. [Note the (aren’t they all?), Goose, Groveland’s al members. half a dozen balls located in a posi- former Mayor, donned his tuxedo Pictured to the right are Lynn tion where only the Olympic-bound and ushered his human, Lynn Up- Upthagrove, Jim Knudson, Dorothy dogs will be able to decide when and thagrove, to meet with members of Scofield (Vice President of CMR), how long a ball may be in play!] the Country Mountain Riders at the Connie Soderberg (Board Member of If your canine has not been to the Groveland Dog Park. Lynn with Jim CMR), Jim Soderberg (CMR Mem- park to fraternize, consider visiting Knudson, the leader of the Dog Park ber), Comet (Participant of Dog Park GCSD and purchasing your permit endeavor, accepted a donation of antics and boss of Soderberg fam- so they can join in on the chaos… monies to be put towards a bench ily) and last, but definitely not least, whoops, controlled party time. They for the human attendees at the Park Goose, Dog Extraordinaire. Lynne wouldn’t mind a donation or two… to watch the ever-changing action on Orloff took the pictures of the happy more benches are needed for those the field. The funds were donated by encounter with the dogs’ favorite tired human bones!

www.PineMountainLake.com PML News • MAY 2011 Community Corner 23 The Little House Rolls Out

2011 Initiatives Summer Hours: By Sydney Avey FREE Open Daily: Thank you to chairperson Catherine on average, people live up to a decade Wi-Fi 11:00AM - 10:00PM Santa Maria and all the volunteers and past the time they give up driving? attendees that made our sixth annual This committee will survey the trans- Cinco de Mayo fundraiser a success. portation needs for seniors and others Candy sales also support our programs. “on the hill” from whom getting out NOW SERVING PASTA DINNERS Sales will continue at the Furniture Barn and about has become difficult. Once WE HONOR LOCAL COMPETITOR'S COUPONS through Mother’s Day. Although we got we understand the problem, we will tossed a lemon when theft and vandal- begin to look for solutions. Call ahead: 962-4897 (962-GUYS) ism forced the closure of our See’s Maggie Jacobsen is forming a work 18955 Ferretti Road. Left turn off of Main St (Hwy 120) 1/2 Block Candy Booth, we made lemonade! Our group to look at ways to enhance the “lemonade stand” inside the Helping nutritional programs we currently Hands Furniture Barn has been good have in place. Does Meals on Wheels $1.00 $2.00 for both sales and camaraderie. need to be expanded? How about on- Off Any Size Two Guys Off Any Large or Extra We are heading into Spring with a site meal programs? Food closets? Our Pizza or Calzone Large Two Guys Pizza dynamic new website (see thelittle- hope is to involve the community in One coupon per order, per visit. May not be combined One coupon per order, per visit. May not be combined house.org) and some shoulders at looking at these important questions with any other offer and/or coupon. Not valid on delivery. with any other offer and/or coupon. Not valid on delivery. three of the four wheels of our major and identifying where community ef- PMLAG Expires 09/15/11 PMLAG Expires 0915/11 initiatives for 2011: Transportation, forts can be most effectively directed. Nutrition, Senior Housing and Com- Ron Harms is heading up the munity Garden. Senior Housing work group. This nity Garden in Groveland/Big Oak Flat. Finally, the Area 12 Agency on Ag- Alex Wylie heads up our Transpor- initiative will examine available hous- The Little House wishes to sponsor ing is conducting a Survey of Older tation Initiative. His committee com- ing options for seniors in the greater this initiative but we need a volunteer Adults and Those that Assist Them to prises Linda Craig, Maggie Jacobson, Groveland/Big Oak Flat area and assess to lead the effort. There are many measure the needs and concerns of the Audrey Fiance, Elsie Stock, Dennis how those options can be expanded in options for where we locate a garden local area. Look for it at the Groveland Smith, Joyce Reitzen, Bert Howard the coming years. and how we organize it. We need an library, The Little House or contact the and Judy Finley from Senior Resource Your name here. There seems to organizer! If you are that person, call Agency at 532-6272 or www.area12.org. Services in Sonora. Did you know that be high interest in having a Commu- Luci at 962-7303. The deadline for submission is May 9.

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INCREDIBLE RENOVATED/REMODELED LAKEFRONT LAkeSiDe LODge LuXury 2,931 Sq Ft renovated lakefront inside & out w/ custom decor. 4 Bd This 3,917 sq ft, 4 Bd 3-1/2 Ba home has an incredible lake view, a plus Bonus room/Mud room/Laundry room & 4 full Ba. New/custom fantastic 124’ of lakefront, 2 native stone fireplaces, 2 utility/laundry features throughout. Gourmet kitchen. Thermodore gas 5 burner range rooms, 1 car garage with additional RV/Boat garage, large shop/game with convection oven. Built-in GE Monogram Refrigerator. Granite room, alarm system; stone, hardwood & carpeted floors and the countertops in Kitchen, Baths & Master Suite walk-in closet. 2 Custom luxury you desire. Radiant floor heating, HVAC, remotely controlled Fireplaces - 1 wood burning in the Great Room and 1 propane in the awnings on rear deck; water filtration; on-demand hot water adds to the Master Suite. Top of the line Exterior Hardy Plank siding. New decks wonderful resort feel of this incredible home. and new dock at the lake. 2 car oversized garage with 8 ft roll-up door. $925,000 1/279–19745 Pleasant View Drive Custom concrete parking and driveway. $899,000 1/292 – 19645 Pleasant View Drive

COuNTry/mOuNTAiN hOme CuSTOm CeDAr hOme iN The LiNDAL STyLe rANCh STyLe SiNgLe LeveL LiviNg CHARM COMBINED WITH FINE DETAIL 2,474 sq. ft. home set on 1/2 ac lot 1,784 Sq. Ft. Home. on .610 acre. 3 Bd 2 3 Bd 2 Ba w/attached 2 car garage. encompasses the sounds of Big Creek Ba. Oversized two car garage. Spacious open great room w/spectacular and Mountain views. 2 Bd with downstairs Many design features throughout. family rm or 3rd sleeping area. 3 full Ba. Cultured Stone. Sunroom for relaxing Granite Counter tops and tile in kitchen. & reading. Gourmet Kitchen with all the Mountain decor with room for all. For the custom features. Huge partially covered kids and guests, huge family rm w/privacy Laminated floors. Propane Fireplace. private deck w/hot tub. & Propane fireplace. Ultimate beauty, Covered front Porch. $252,000 $289,000 4/262 – 20707 Point View Dr. expansive living areas, warmth and 3/475 - 20724 Crestpine Easement. serenity. $347,000 10/29 - 20795 Non Pareil Way. Take virtual tours of the homes at: CBMLP. C o M OTher FiNe hOmeS AvAiLAbLe iN PiNe mOuNTAiN LAke AND The grOveLAND AreA SHORT SALE HOME ON THE GOLF COURSE SiNgLe LeveL DeSigNer hOme COMFORTABLE SINGLE LEVEL MOUNTAIN HOME 3 Bd w/bonus room & 2 Ba all on one level. 1,536 sq ft. Short Sale Situation. 1,735 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms 2 baths. Privacy Single level living with vaulted Knotty Pine ceiling in open Backs up to 16th Fairway. Easy Access. with Mstr. Bedroom at one end of the home. 3 car garage spacious great room. 3 Bd, 2 Ba. 1,580 sq ft. Newer Heat Pump. Free-standing, wood burning Fireplace. (2 inline). Located very close to the Marina. Luxury throughout. Unattached 2 car garage. Covered front deck and entry. Extra parking. Oversized 1 car garage. $251,000 13/142 - 12003 Breckenridge Road. Country Mountain decor throughout. Very close to Close to PML amenities & Dunn Beach Ct. Tennis Courts, Fisherman’s Cove & Lake Lodge Beach. $204,000 5/53 – 19430 Reid Circle SiNgLe LeveL mANuFACTureD hOme $230,000 3/106 – 20631 Nob Hill Circle 3 Bd, 2 Ba all on one level. 1,500 Sq Ft. NeW hOme uNDer CONSTruCTiON Recent updating by Owner. Set back on the lot Prime LOCATiON FOr ALL PmL 1870 sq ft 3 Bd, 2 Ba PLUS 1,000+/- unfinished basement area for privacy and for the landscaped front yard. AmeNiTieS w/rough plumbing for full bathroom. Attached two car garage. AC & forced air heat. Free standing wood burning Fireplace. 2,136 sq ft Mountain design home with vaulted knotty pine/open Septic system installed. Finish to your taste. $218,500 2/225 – 13242 Wells Fargo beam ceilings in living rm & main bdrm. 3 Bd, 2 Ba. Up to date approved permits available to new Buyer. 2 car attached Garage. Open great room w/wood burning stove $265,000 2/83 – 12942 Mueller Drive. CuTe & COzy mOuNTAiN STyLe ChALeT and fireplace in living room. Nice deck overlooking seasonal Creek. 1440 Sq. Ft. Knotty Pine & Open Beam decor. Open great room $245,000 1/322 – 19435 Pleasant View NICELY RENOVATED HOME IN 2005 with free standing Propane Fireplace. 3 Bd 2 Ba. Main bedroom on Major renovation completed in 2005, including new roof, new decks, lower level. Nice decks. Close to the PML Marina. gOLF COurSe vieWS FrOm ALL rOOmS new interior & exterior paint, new floor coverings, new cabinets, $169,500 1/375 - 19462 Grizzly Circle. & COvereD DeCkS new bathrooms, new lighting, new vinyl dual pane windows. 3 Bd, 2 1/2 Ba, 2,240 Sq Ft., 2 car attached Garage. Very close to Two propane free-standing fireplaces. Very nice location. CC, Golf Course, Pool, Tennis Courts & Dunn Court Beach. Open Close to Lake Lodge and Beach. CuSTOm hOme New 1,600 sq ft home. 3 Bd 2 Ba. Open great room living, kitchen & family room w/Fireplace. Hot Tub. Covered decks. $269,500 4/322 - 20771 Big Foot Circle w/vaulted ceilings. 2 car garage with 8’x16’ OH door. $249,750 1/209 – 19675 Golden Rock Circle Hardy plank siding. Beautifully done. $295,000 7/172 – 18970 Jimmie Bell St

LOTS & LAND 3 Merged Lots. .86 Acre. Septic Profile test passed 7-2005 for a 3 Prime Lots w/APPROVED SEPTIC PERMITS 5 Acres Ready For Your Home. Well is in with water purification standard Septic System. $55,000 2/473 Mueller Drive. Unit 3 Lot 48 Echo Court $125,000 system. Level to gentle sloped building site. PG&E is underground Unit 7 Lot 265 Jackson Mill $80,000 to the well & building site. 20x20 Metal Building on the site for Excellent Building Lot Septic passed for a 3 bd home. $39,999. Storage or Garage. $189,000 Lot 14, 20965 Morgan Drive.. Yosemite Highlands. Lot #10. 11147 Merrell Rd. Unit 4 Lot 506 Cresthaven $100,000 Level to Gentle Down Slope Lot. $10,000. 6/104 Cottonwood St. Prime Level to Gentle Upslope Golf Course Lot. Easy Build Lot. Very close to High School. $10,000. 7/65 Ferretti Rd Located on the 13th Fairway. Very Close to Dunn Court Beach Lot With Privacy. Access Rd. & Treed Hill in front of the lot allows Ready to Build On .46 Acre Lot with Septic System. New Septic $165,000 Par 100A Unit 5 Mt Jefferson privacy. Build your home here. $3,000. 7/284 – 19337 Ferretti Road system for 3 bedroom home installed 4/10/09. Plot plan, finaled Parcel 2 1.04 Acres. Corner Elder & Homestead Rd. $38,000. permit included. $70,000. 4/308 - 20782 Buttercup Circle. Unit 7 Lot 49 Ferretti Road. Easy Access. Gentle upslope. $85,000 1.88 Acre. Prime Horse Country Lot Easy Build Lot. Very close to PML Grill, Golf Course, Swimming Nice Lot with Stately Oaks and Pines Next to the Bass pond. Very close to PML Stables and Airport. Pool and Tennis Courts. $45,000 5-176 19315 Oak Grove Circle .35 Acre. Engineering for Septic system completed in 1999-2000 Seller financing available. $175,000 12/173 –Clements Road $20,000 2/441 12955 Wells Fargo Drive PML News • MAY 2011 Homes on the hill 25 HOMES on the hill Your Guide to Real Estate in the Groveland Area Deardorff Realty FIXER 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Fireplace, large decks, oversize garage, “safe entry” off garage, cold storage room (wine cellar), only 5 years young. Needs minor touch-up, priced for quick sale at $229,000.

UNIT 12! CLOSE TO STABLES 1.1 Acres, easy build. Possible financing available. Seller is licensed broker. $134,500.

Contact Marilyn Deardorff-Scott DRE 00396888 209-962-0718 Memorial Weekend! Consumer 95% Satisfaction Rating 18727 Main St. #B • PO Box 792 • Groveland CA 95321 209.962.7765 • fax: 209.962.5924

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PRECISION PANEL CONSTRUCTION....proven to be a super GOURMET CABIN....3bd/2 ba.You can have the feel of a cabin in CHARMING GOLF COURSE HOME ... This warm and comfortable HOME AWAY FROM HOME...This tranquil hideaway is great for energy saver. Beautiful, open floor plan. vaulted ceiling, 2 master the mountain with all the amenities and conveniences of a new home. 3bd, 3ba approx 2072 sq. ft. golf course home has a screened in deck large families or vacation rental. Wonderful 4 bd. 3 ba. approx. 1924 suites, living room, bonus room, storage, decks + landscaped. Call Completely re-modeled and everything is nearly new. (2009) Call Dave and great sitting areas, cozy fireplace & vaulted ceilings. Call Linda sq. ft. home close to Dunn Crt. All on a level corner lot. Call Linda Patty, $225,000 4/472 MLS#20103439 Lint or Ron Connick $218,000 4/406 MLS#20103483 $389,950 Unit 5 Lot 263 MLS# 20104092 $299,900.00 1/68 MLS#20110446

LIFE’S BEST MOMENTS START HERE....wonderful BRING ON THE HORSES….3br/2.5ba, 10.5 Acres. Lots of room COMFORT YOU’VE EARNED... Serene custom home 3bd/3ba CUSTOM LOG HOME ON 2+ ACRES…4bd/3ba, 2 car 3bd/2ba home located just across the street from Dunn with approx. 6 acres of nearly flat land. Barn includes 2 stalls, tack w/oversized 2 car garage. Large master bedroom w a stone fireplace. garage, covered decks & patio with fans, built in BBQ & Spa, Court. Lake view from the great room. Move in condition. room, shop, and bunk house with bath. Call Dave Lint or Ron Connick Living room plus family room. Walking distance to the Country Club. Call RV Parking, room for all your vehicles. A rare find in Pine Perfect 2nd home or vacation rental. Call Linda, $299,000 $345,000 11480 Big Creek Shaft Rd. MLS#20104041 Linda $350,000 1/222 MLS#20103975 Mountain Lake! Call Patty $385,500, 13045 Rosetta Crt. Unit 1/151 MLS#20110191 11 Lot 37 MLS#20104086

PREMIER SETTING....lovely 2944 sf 4bd 3ba home nestled in SPACIOUS CREEK SIDE HOME ...This lovely one level 3bd 2ba SECLUDED CUSTOM HOME….5br/4ba, 3,100 sq ft. Room for PERFECT WEEKEND GETAWAY....Very Clean Turn Key Home. Close the trees on aprox.1.01 acres is the perfect place to relax and en- 2060 sq.ft. home backs up to an enchanting seasonal creek complete multiple families. Large Decks on two levels. Also includes a Study & the deal and move in. Most all furnishing included with an accepted joy nature. Approx. 1600 sf of covered decks to entertain friends with wildlife. Lovely front court yard greets you as you enter. Call Linda Game room that includes Pool Table, Wood Stove & Seating Area. Call offer. Very quiet neighborhood. Call Dave Lint or Ron Connick $209,900 & family. Call Linda $484,900 13/216 MLS#20104251 $265,000, 2/415 Wells Fargo Dr. MLS# 20103750 Dave Lint or Ron Connick $475,000 13/263 MLS#20104237 7/238 MLS#20103335

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NATURAL SURROUNDINGS....Great Country home built in 2005 LAKE LIVING AT ITS BEST....Spacious 3bd, 3ba 2850 sq. ft. lakefront QUALITY,COMFORT,CONVENIENCE...custom 4 bd/3ba. approx. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES....attractive & spacious 3bd/3ba & 4 car on approx. 2.5 fenced acres. All on one level with 3 bd. 2 ba. Open home w/large bonus room. Tranquil setting w/new dock. His and her 2500 sq. ft. home with abundant amenities, too many to mention. garage. There are 2 separate 2 car garages, one that is oversized with floor plan with wrap around covered porches. 11092-A Smith Station skylights in large bedroom. Expansive lake views from dual decks. Call Oversized 2 car garage w/workshop, plumbed for air compressor,wired full bath & bonus room. Main living area is all on one level. Call Patty Rd. Call Linda $299,900 MLS#20110338 Linda $849,900 3/177 MLS#20104439 for arc welder.Call Linda $350,000 7/166 MLS#20103976 Beggs, $279,000 3/328 MLS#20103675

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YOUR PERSONAL COMFORT IS ASSURED....Wonderful ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS! Shows like a model, clean, spacious, LOVELY HOME ON 5 ACRES…Immaculate single story 3bd/2ba, VIEW, VIEW, VIEW....41 acres of rolling hills, 3 year old home mountain retreat w/vaulted pine ceiling, great room 3bd, 2ba plus open floor plan. 3br/2ba,separate family & living Rm, Master oversized 2 car garage, RV hook-up with power & clean out. Acreage w/solar and 13 gpm/water storage.3bd/2ba with 2 car garage. H. a light & bright lounge sized bonus room downstairs. Lrg. finished Suite with Jacuzzi & walk in closet 3 Trex decks + patio. Call Patty is brushed, fenced, landscaped-all walkable & usable. Call Patty Hetchy easement thru property Call David Lint or Ron Connick, $360,000 garage. Call Linda $243,000 7/151 MLS# 20110274 $425,000, 20717 Rock Canyon Way U4/ L572 MLS#20104168 $319,900 20640 Whites Gulch Rd, Groveland,MLS#20103845 9780 Priest Coulterville Rd.MLS#20104011

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32 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 MUSEUM HAPPENINGS Quilters’ Corner by Peggy Andrews by Sandy Smith This month the museum began can pretty much guarantee you will Wow! It is May already and only party will be postponed until July. extended hours; Sunday through have a good experience. 42 days left til “The Quilt Stroll”. Can Everyone is so busy with the prepara- Thursday 1 to 4:30 and Saturday and Speaking of docents, the museum you believe it? A years worth of plan- tions for the stroll that we thought it Sunday, 10 to 4:30. needs new faces from the community ning, sewing, and love and now it is best. We have a few quilts to tie, just Under new management the muse- to volunteer as docents. Each shift is right around the corner. Not sure if I in case you need something to do. um store, always a great place to shop only four and a half hours and you am going to finish my applique quilt Just let me know and I will be happy for gifts, has gotten even better. New meet people from all over the world. but I am still plugging along…hope to provide you with a quilt or two, call manager Rachel Karunos has brought If you doubt me, come in and take you are too. me at 4950. in new merchandise and ideas, so a look at our guest book as you sign Here is a cool hint for those of you Two websites to check out…clever- come in and do some shop therapy. in to visit and look at the map of the who use beads, sequins, small pearls quilter.com and broadwayquilts.com. Children love the museum; one of world with all the pins placed by or buttons to embellish. How about Enjoy browsing thru both of them. If their favorite things to do is take the visitors. After 10 years the museum is using clear salt & pepper shakers to you have a favorite site, let me know museum quiz. The quiz helps them, actually on its third map, so come in hold them. Thought it was a pretty and I will pass it along. and their parents, learn about and and place a pin where you were born clever idea. Remember, the success of our Stroll enjoy the displays. Since September, and where you live. Pine Needlers Quilt Guild meets on depends on US. I found this at Help- 65 quizzes have been given out and 62 the 3rd Tuesday of each month, at 6 ing Hands and thought about you rock sets as prizes, for a score of 80% p.m. under the library. We would love wonderful ladies that make up our or better, have been awarded. to have you come and join us…lots of guild. For Tioga seniors who need com- good “stuff” going on. Besides all the VOLUNTEERS ARE UNPAID, NOT munity service hours, Kathy Brown is sharing and “what’s happenings” we BECAUSE THEY ARE WORTHLESS, looking for students to shadow her in enjoy wonderful refreshments. And BUT BECAUSE THEY ARE PRICELESS! her duties as docent and docent coor- I didn’t even mention cookies, my See you on the 19th of May, @ 6, dinator; Kathy is one of our friendliest favorite. under the library. and most enthusiastic docents, so I Because of the Stroll, the block

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Highway 120 – Big Oak Flat – 962-6015 PML News • MAY 2011 Community Corner 33 HELPING HANDS HAPPENINGS by Joyce Smith BRIEFS We are back to our longer work stable, weather wise, after our snowy, Candy Booth in the park was vandal- Jean hammond art show day. We started on Monday, April rainy winter. Don’t get me wrong, I’m ized and we are sharing some of our 11th working 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. not complaining. We love to see Don Barn space for their candy sales during BANNY’S –at mountain Springs However, should you have donations, Pedro full and the countryside pretty their busy Easter and Mother’s Day pe- 17566Lone Kiln Road/Sonora please no later than 3:30. and green. But, the sunshine and riod. These are the South Side Seniors CA 95370 - 209.533.4709 – We had our 7th Annual Clothing warmer days are wonderful. (the Little House folks) and we are www.bannyscafe.com Giveaway on April 15th and 16th, out – We received a wood and glass enjoying their company. Rob and Rosetta Bannwarth, Proprietors. with the winter and into Spring and curio cabinet at the Barn in March. – Congratulations to our Students Summer. We will be having our Fall Well, it came at a good time to replace of the Month: Tioga Senior Tori May. Jean Hammond One Giveaway at the end of Summer to the glass display shelf behind the regis- Tori is the daughter of Christine and Women Art Show By Bill Hammond make room for Fall and Winter in the ter. It really looks nice! We are always Alfred Martinez. Also Tenaya 7th store. We hope these giveaway events trying to improve on how we display Grader Nick Miller. Nick is the son of This 20 painting art show is at Banny’s Restaurant are helpful to the community. items and make the store more space Craig and Kim Miller. Congratulations in Sonora. The show is on display May 5th through – Easter is such a happy time, all the efficient. Thanks to the person who to both of you and enjoy your Pizzas. May 30th. The reception is being held on May 15th bunnies, baskets and assorted eggs. donated the cabinet. – Did you plant a tree on Arbor from 3-5PM Kinda sad that Easter is over but we – Did you notice the See’s Candy Day, April 29? can be happy that our days are more sign in front of the Barn? The See’s – See you at the Store or Barn. Everyone is welcome, directions: Groveland Genealogy Workshop Go east on Hwy 120/108, turn right on Lie Kiln Road, continue to Mountain Springs sign and Preserving family photographs & documents turn right. For further information contact Jean By Peggy Andrews Hammond 209-962-6477or email: bhammond@ Recently I became the Andrews records are stored properly for the sonably easy and you can do it while sonnet.com family historian. Both of my in-laws next generation. To accomplish this I sitting in front of the TV. recently passed away and I was the purchased acid free paper and archival My point here is, please take the Banny’s Restaurant is located at only one who would accept the boxes quality sheet protectors and set about time to properly preserve your fam- 17566 Lone Kiln Road, at Mountain of pictures, letters and documents col- making sure each photo and docu- ily letters, documents and photos; it Phone: 209.533.4709 Springs Golf Course. lected over more than 50 years of mar- ment has a safe home. Also, to the best could make a world of difference to a riage. Actually, I’ve been researching of my ability, I’ll identify pictured indi- family member many years from now. my mother-in-law’s family for many viduals. I’ll leave the beautiful albums Interested in learning about or years and had recently become inter- and scrapbooks to those who are sharing your knowledge of genealogi- ested in the family of my late father- blessed with the organization gene. cal research? Workshops are held in in-law. Most of these records are well Okay, the reason I’m telling you this the downstairs meeting room of the over fifty years old and a few nearly a is because I know many people don’t Groveland Branch Library at 1:00 p.m. hundred or more. willingly take on the boxes full of fam- on the 4th Friday of each month Janu- Unfortunately I did not inherit ily letters, photographs, documents ary through October (dark November the organization gene; therefore the and memorabilia. It’s a daunting job and December). Anyone with an inter- world of neat files and alphabetized and takes lots of time so too often the est in genealogy is welcome to attend. spices will never be mine. However, I boxes sit in the attic or garage and have decided to make sure that these deteriorate over time. My way is rea- Sunday, May 8, Sierra Club Day Hike (2B) by John Kinnear

Hamby Trail, Stanislaus National Forest, Groveland R.D. Sponsored by the Tuolumne Group of the Sierra Club, this strenuous hike from the canyon rim to the confluence of the Wild and Scenic Tu- olumne River and Clavey River is not for the faint of heart. It involves a Locally owned and operated since 1988. 2,000 foot climb of 6.6 miles round-trip with over 40 switchbacks. You will Over 3000 appraisals in Groveland / PML… be rewarded with an abundance of colorful wildflowers, such as lupines, NONE more important than yours! hounds tongues, Chinese houses, and many species of sunflowers: ie. mules ear, common madia and balsamroot. In addition, native American grinding stones are found at the river. Bring the “ten essentials”, plus lunch and at least 1.5 liters of water. Meet 9 a.m., Mary Laveroni Community Park, Groveland, to car pool. Hike takes place rain or shine. For additional details, contact Frank at 209- 962-7585, or email [email protected]. 34 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 Daffodil Days The Mentor Project Calls The “Quilt Thank You Juniors Stroll” Is by Don & Judy Myers by Barbara Broad Coming Again! Our thanks to all for a very success- The four senior girls at Tioga in the they really want to do after high school by Susan Fisher ful American Cancer Society 2011 Daf- mentor project are busy completing and some more education. They need fodil Days. We were able to raise over scholarship and college applications to be highly motivated. If you know The Pine Needlers Quilt Guild of $3,800 to benefit the programs and and the many requirements for gradu- someone in the Junior Class at Tioga Groveland, California, will present its third services of ACS here in the Groveland ation in June. In addition, they will be that fits the bill, be sure to tell him or biennial Quilt Stroll on June 11th, 2011, from 9am to 4pm in downtown Groveland. - Big Oak Flat area. Our special thanks developing interview skills and learn- her to be looking for us. We will also Their goal is to have about 400 quilts dis- to Kay Glaves and Edith Gray, our ing new study skills. They are Kassie be looking for mentors for their career played from the west end of town to Mary super sellers, and to Rose Denzer for Hernandez, Stephanie Hoffman, Kim choices. The committee works with Laveroni Park. There will be vendors sell- making the beautiful yellow bows. Our Martinez, and Merilenne Martinez. all the applicants through their senior ing quilting supplies, art-work and other thanks to all of the volunteers who One of them will receive the scholar- year, and then they stay in the project merchandise, boutiques offering many helped put the floweres up. This year ship of $1000 a year for four college during all their college years. items for sale, made by the Guild’s own was especally challenging because of years, from funds raised at the Christ- The Juniors and Seniors and their membership and food booths. the snow and freezing temperatures. mas Dessert. families will then have some activities This year, in the Groveland Community Finally, our sincere thanks to each one In May Venus Columbini, Carol through the summer to help them get Center, they will be having an antique quilt of you who purchased daffodils. Willmon, and Sharon Volponi will visit ready for career training. Sponsors show, as well as displays and demonstra- Don and I have been very proud the Junior class to explain the Mentor for the Seniors are Venus Columbini, tions by spinners, weavers and needle- to chair this event in our community Project and help students who might Sharon Volponi , and Carol Willmon. work artists from around the community. There will also be a few surprises. “Grove- for over 15 years and now it’s time to want to apply. The project is directed Mentors for the seniors have been landers” and their surrounding friends are pass the “bouquet”. We will continue toward the student who has not taken Barbara Snyder-Schroeder, Terri Metz, a very talented bunch! to support Daffodil Days just not college prep classes and who doesn’t George Stoner, and Nealy Henderson. If you missed the last Quilt Stroll, you in the capacity of coordinating the have top grades but who has now For more information on this project, don’t want to miss this one. So, don’t forget event. The tradition of displaying decided he or she really wants to go to contact any of the participants or Bar- to mark your calendars. Come and join in all the bouquets around town is unique college or trade school, and there is a bara Broad, grovelandgains@gmail. the fun, while you stroll around Groveland. and a wonderful way to greet Spring career goal, something they’ve decided com or 962-7730. Any questions should be directed to each year. We hope that someone or Susan Fisher at 209-962-0468 or visit the a group will come forward to con- Guild’s website: pineneedlers.com tinue this worthwhile project. Be- cause the tradition of decorating and Donna Wolf Stitchery by Judi Wilkinson displaying the bouquets is beyond Help Us the scope of the ACS project there is What was Donna’s path to Grove- minute quilts to finish for the “Quilt some expense involved (ribbon, tape, land? After high school in Marion, Stroll” June 11. She will be a vendor Help You! by Larry Houseberg, Tuolumne labels, etc) which is not reimbursed. Iowa, she went to the Ray Vogue at that show. County Customer Service We have been proud to donate those School of Design in Chicago. After Donna loves the Holiday season supplies as part of our committment graduating Donna decided to come and has created a Santa Claus Club. Interested in attending a Citizen Focus to the American Cancer Society, but West to San Francisco to work with She also wants you to be ready for Group to provide input regarding Customer it should be a consideration for those the leaders in the design world when the season arrives so, if you Service in Tuolumne County Government? interested in taking over the coordi- where she worked for Arnelle of are interested, the club will meet ev- Focus Groups will have 8-12 volunteer nation of this project. We hope that California. In 1969 she moved to ery month to do a Christmas project. citizens and be held in Columbia, Mi Wuk, th Sonora, Groveland, Don Pedro, Twain the project will continue in some Truckee, CA where, 32 years ago, she The first meeting will be April 28 Harte & Jamestown during the month of meaningful way and that this com- started her own business, which was from 1:00 – 3:00pm (they will con- May 2011, 1-2 hrs. per meeting. always her dream. tinue to meet on the last Thursday munity will continue to support the Focus groups will be run by non-county Donna does alterations on all of every month). Please call 209-962- American Cancer Society in the gen- facilitators. erous way it has for so many years. types of clothing, levi pant hemming, 6604 to reserve your space, a kit and Sign-up by calling 209.533-5534 – more Again, thank you to each and every ski wear repair to bridal apparel. supplies. information will be provided. person who made the 2011 Daffodil Please call her for estimates and PLEASE JOIN IN – Citizen input is the Days campaign successful. appointments at 209-962-6604. For most valuable part of the Tuolumne Coun- your quilting and crafting needs she ty Customer Service Improvement Plan. carries some retail products. Before you go down the hill for a spool of Victoria Lynn thread, check with what Donna has Relaxing Massage $40 available. She has Hot Stone Massage $60 Wonder Under, Hobbs batting and Therapeutic Massage $25 per 30 min. a nice 90 inch cot- ton/bamboo blend, office near airport 962-6288 great for the last PML News • MAY 2011 Community Corner 35 49er Festival is September 17th, 2011 – Oler Save the Date! This year, sponsorships for the come to your establishment please let Chiropractic by Cindy Watts Festival are a fantastic business invest- us know. Our meetings are held the Planning activities for the annual ment. Besides the high profile position 3rd Monday of the month at 4:00 pm. 49er Festival & Chili Cook-off spon- on the website, we have an early-bird We have many paddles in the pot • 1968 Palmer Graduate sored by the Yosemite Chamber of opportunity for your logo to be printed and among them is to bring new & • 42 Years Experience Commerce is well underway. Thank on 20,000 raffle tickets (must commit exciting events. We have three ideas you to all that made last year’s festival by May 14th) and several new print/ that we are working on implementing, • Medicare & Blue Shield so successful, we could not have done day—of-event announcements and so stay tuned to the PML News & 49er Participating it without you. web venues that will get your name out Website at http://49erfestival.blogspot. With another year we have another there to participants. We would like to com/ or you can get there directly • Open Tuesday – outstanding group of volunteers. start with welcoming Yosemite Pines RV from the Chamber website, groveland. Saturday Some who will tell you they have been Park as our first Major Event Sponsor org, click on the 49er. doing the festival since they were knee with their commitment of $1000. We A party like this always needs more • Most Insurance high to a grasshopper and others who look forward to welcoming many more! cooks to stir the pots, so if you would Accepted are just getting their feet wet. In no This year we have had all of our like to help with: The Kid’s Fest, Chili particular order we have: meetings at local restaurants to sup- Cook-off committee, or any help you • We Bill Insurance Cathy Leetham – Permits & account- port Groveland’s businesses. We will can give us, we would love to have • Reasonable Fees & ing; Tom Hernandez – Vendor booths; continue to have our meetings & sub you! You can email us at snc.watts@ Payment Plans Lynn Upthagrove – General Advisor; meetings at different local restaurants att.net or call 209-986-7755. James Nagle – Honorary Mayor Con- throughout the year in an on-going Our 49er Festival Parade Grand Mar- • Nutritional Consulting test; Laurie Nagle – Vendor mentor; effort to show our love to Groveland shals have just been announced; they Linda Flores, Rich & Linda Struhm businesses. A special Thank you to are Hal Mayo (Pearl Harbor Survivor) • Standard Process ® & Ron Prieto – Parade; Paul Purifoy Two Guys Pizza & The Pizza Factory and Lee Dunlap (WWII Vet.). Watch this Whole Food – street gunfighters & PML Aviation for allowing us to meet in your won- column for the announcement of the Supplements flyover; Kathyrn Sibley, Kurt & Sue derful facilities. If you would like us to parade theme. Thank you, Cindy Watts. Petersen – Sponsorship & Donations; • Same Day Appointments Kurt & Sue P. – Beer Booth; Bob LeB- • Cold Laser Therapy arre – Entertainment; Kris Corey – Park M.C.; Peter Barsotti – Parade M.C.; Judi Wilkinson – Marketing; Joan Sheffield – 18687 Golden Days; Kristy Brower – Yosemite Main St Chamber of Commerce contact; Steve Groveland 962-0662 & Cindy Watts – Co General Managers. We had our first meeting early in February and continue monthly on the third Mondays at 4:00pm at rotating businesses. We are very excited with all that the team has produced in such a short time. We started with a small team & have built it into a larger & co- hesive team. We still have a few posi- Macaroni & Cheese tions open for anyone who would like Recipe provided by Tom Knoth and Paula Martell to join this dynamic group. Not only will you have fun, but you are likely to 1 tsp white or black pepper, freshly Melt 3 tablespoon butter in a learn some new tricks! ground skillet over medium heat. Add the 1 cup Panko or plain bread crumbs bread crumbs and sauté until lightly Totally new this year to the 49er 3 Tbsp Butter browned, about 2 minutes. Sprinkle Festival is a dedicated website, http:// the crumbs over the top of the 49erfestival.blogspot.com! Created & In a large pot of boiling salted wa- macaroni and cheese. Bake for 30 donated by David & Christina of Sabre ter, cook the pasta to al dente. minutes, or until the top of the mix- Design. This website is state of the art While the pasta is cooking, in a ture is golden brown and the cheese and beautifully done. You not only can separate pot, melt the butter. Whisk is bubbling. Let the macaroni sit for see who the vendors will be but be able in the flour and mustard and keep it 15 minutes before serving. to fill out the applications for vendor 1 lb. penne rigata pasta moving for about 5 minutes. Make spaces & parade applications and see 6 tbsp. butter sure it’s free of lumps. Stir in the Makes 16 - 1/2 cup servings who to contact for any question. The 6 tbsp. flour milk, onion, bay leaf and paprika. other wonderful thing about this web- 2 tbsp. powdered mustard Simmer for 10 minutes, stirring Tom Knoth and Paula Martell of site is that we will have a place where 6 cups milk constantly; once thick and smooth, “Two Little Pigs Catering” host we can acknowledge all of the business- 1 cup yellow onion, finely diced remove from heat and discard the monthly cooking demonstrations es & individuals that have supported 2 bay leaves bay leaf. at PML Lake Lodge; information on the 49er Festival. Along the same line 1 tsp. paprika Mix the shredded cheese with the upcoming classes can be found in for Marketing we have new ways to 1.5 lbs sharp cheddar cheese, shred- whisked egg and add to the milk the “Community Calendar” section promote your business that not only ded sauce and stir well. Season to taste of PML News. will get your name out there before the 2 large eggs, whisked with salt and pepper. Fold the maca- festival but also for a long time after. 2 tsp kosher salt roni into a 9 x 13” baking dish. 36 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 B.E.S.T. Day was the BEST …. by Barbara Elliott Soroptimist International of Grove- ferent classmates. The goal was getting joyful and great fun. tion were discussed by the entire group. land (SIG) has a very special day each the girls to react and meet challenges There was a committee of really And, of course -- the really fun part. year. On that day we host the young and rely on girls with whom they don’t hard-working members in the kitchen Workstations were set up for the pur- girls of Tenaya Elementary 7th and 8th ordinarily interact. The girls were preparing lunch for everyone. SIG pose of giving the girls ideas on hair grade classes. This is truly the commu- great – they wrote and acted out skits, member, Marilyn Fields, must have care, nail care, skin care etc. SIG mem- nity event that gives us so much joy. did group karaoke, participated within made a billion of those really cute bers, Joanne Scott and Judy Michaelis, The weather had been really dreary their new team. bowls made from tortillas. Then there each handled a workstation; provided and SIG was hoping for some sun- SIG member, Cindi Goodrich, were lots of great stuff to put in your great ideas and gave out gifts for the shine – didn’t want the girls to start teaches card making in Groveland, we “bowl”. Man – stop the presses – that girls. Local business owners, Linda the day by dashing through the rain. don’t think she had led a group quite was really a fine lunch. (Remind me Flores, and mother/daugher, Sheri and The day weather turned out to be fine like this – even the adults got into NEVER to volunteer in the kitchen!! Farah, got the irons hot and curled (ha. That means it wasn’t snowing!), this fun project. She brought loads of Tough act to follow.) and twirled the long tresses of the the girls dashed into the Lake Lodge paper, lots of stamps and ink, boxes of We had a surprise visit from “S” girls. We truly appreciate all the time and they provided all the sunshine we embellishments (flowers, butterflies, Club members. Dana Marler in- and enthusiasm these ladies donated would need. etc that were punched out before the vited the Tenaya girls to join the club to this event. The girls received their name tags workshop). The craft project was to – when they have graduated. Do hope So have you been wondering what and found their assigned seating design and make a “Thinking of You” many of these terrific girls heed the B.E.S.T. means? Be Empowered Start- amongst all the colorful decorations. card to give to the U.S. troops. Cindi invitation. There are future leaders in ing Today. We all hope that the great Luci Tyndall welcomed everyone and gave some general instructions (apply the group. “New Attitude” displayed by the girls SIG members strolled in singing “I glue and go for it)and then they were So that you do not think the entire will stay with them as they grow into Have a New Attitude” (thank goodness into the creative world of their own. day was spent on frivolity, there were their own women. our members, who are in the Pine There were about 50 cards on display, skits to be written. The girls were given Do you see why we all LOVE this Cone Singers, led that effort.) The no two the same. The cards were different scenarios with dilemmas, event? Luci’s team put oh so many dancing was indefinable – but it got gathered up and given to a military instructed to act out the problem, and hours of love into this project. We hope everyone’s attention. We wanted the representative. insert a solution. The skit and the solu- everyone got great joy out of the day. girls to open their mind to the possi- SIG member, Shirley Brasesco, gave bilities for the day. each table a list of songs. The girls Best Day Girls – holding the cards that they made. A copy of this picture was also sent The day moved along with lots of selected a song, then practiced for a along with the card. activities for both the girls and SIG later presentation. Shirley (Pine Cone Best Day Karaoke – the girls are really getting into the song members. The seating allowed for Singer) provides Karaoke at the Grill Best Day SIG – this is what it took to present the day. There was input from others who about 5 girls per table, with a SIG each month, so she is really used to couldn’t attend. Big effort!! host. The intention was to divide the working with unskilled singers. Each girls and allow them to work with dif- of the performances by the girls was PML News • MAY 2011 Community Corner 37

CONCERT TIME FOR PINE CONE SINGERS by Rachel Phillips

“In these delightful, pleasant groves The Pine Cone Singers look for- This great program will be pre- Charlotte, Marijke’s, and Yosemite let us celebrate!”…“The air is free, the ward to their spring concert, “Places in sented Friday, May 13, at 7:30 p.m., Bank. This spring concert is being night is warm, the music is here, and Time.” This set of songs will take the Saturday, May 14, at 7:30 p.m., and sponsored by Helping Hands, Hotel here is my home.” These lyrics stream audience from places like “Shall We Sunday, May 15, at 2:00 p.m. Once Charlotte, Sierra Sounds, Body Beauti- from the practice room as the chorus Gather at the River,” to “A New York again they will perform at the Grove- ful Salon, Groveland Pharmacy, Priest prepares for another spring perfor- State of Mind,” and to places in time land Evangelical Free Church at 19172 Station Café, and Zoo-phonic, Inc. mance. The chorus members sit tall in with “Now Is the Month of Maying,” Ferretti Road. Advance donation is These sponsors enable the choir to their chairs, listening for their pitches and “Sure on this Shining Night.” In $8 and it will be $10 at the door. add musicians to the program, making from Sandra Menacho on the piano, the mix is a tribute to Louis Armstrong Children under thirteen are admit- the presentation more interesting. We as Director Dennis Brown waits for all with “What a Wonderful World,” “Do ted free. Tickets are available from thank them for their support. eyes to look at him. “This song will have You Know What it Means to Miss New chorus members and from Groveland For reservations and information dynamics. Pay close attention,” he says. Orleans,” and “All of Me.” merchants: Dori’s Tea Cottage, Hotel call Anne Mingus at 962-4240. Groveland Rotary Club Honors Its Newest Paul Harris Fellows By George Stoner President Rudy Manzo, and Trea- The Fellowship was established Gates Foundation, has spent millions 99 percent. In addition, the Founda- surer Sharon Hunt, are the latest in Paul Harris’ in honor in 1957 to of dollars to eradicate polio through- tion has programs around the world members of the Groveland Rotary to express appreciation of contributions out the world. To date there are only that provide educational opportuni- have achieved the honor of becoming and tangible significant assistance four countries remaining in the world ties, food, potable water, health care, Paul Harris Fellows. Since 1990, when given for the furtherance of better where polio is still being fought. These immunizations, and shelter to millions the Groveland Rotary was established, understanding and friendly relations are Pakistan, Afghanistan, India and of people. sixteen members have become Paul among peoples of the world. Nigeria. The number of polio cases There are 1.2 million Rotarians in Harris Fellows. The Foundation, along with the Bill in these has dropped to 179 in 2010. 33,000 clubs around the world mak- Worldwide the eradication program ing a difference. The Rotary motto is has reduced the number of cases by Service Above Self. Liz Mattingly Broker Associate

209-962-1129 [email protected] View all Properties for sale go to my web page: www.lizmat.cbmlp.com Past President Jim Thayer (Center) presents Paul Harris Fellows Awards to President DRE# 00709618 Rudy Manzo and Treasurer Sharon Hunt 38 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 The Soroptimist Scene …. where fun is a main ingredient for community service ***** The Banner Headline !!!!! looking for the yellow, school bus. “S” Club Members attended a leader- Tenaya School on April 26, 2011. This Surf’s Up in the Sierras Over two dozen girls from the 7th and ship retreat along with their SIG spon- event is probably our premier event On Sat, July 23, 2011 at PML Stables 8th grade classes at Tenaya Elementary sor, Luci Tyndall. We are delighted that each year. We will have a report and School streamed into the Lodge. Bub- the high school members were able to photos next month. Things that have recently occurred: bling girls – what a group! Two teach- attend this leadership retreat. This activ- The Awards luncheon will soon re- B.E.S.T. Day. It was a great day at ers and a mom also showed up. The ity is sure to help them in coming years. veal which women have been chosen Lake Lodge. SIG waited at the windows New Attitude tune started playing and Good things in the planning phase: for recognition by SIG. the SIG members danced in (there was Many of our members are regis- The new Board will be getting ready definitely no choreography involved). tered and preparing to go to the Re- for their installation in June. They will Oh, also – we were a little shy on the gional Conference, to be held in Santa also be getting committees, budgets singing talent. The rest of the story Clara mid-April. Part of the conference and many project plans in place. will be a separate article in this paper will be recognition of members who If YOU have an interest in helping – don’t forget to look for it. passed away in the past year. Elizabeth your community and having a really Playtime. After a really busy 1st TeSelle will be remembered by SIG at great time, call Sharon Volponi 962- quarter of activities, SIG decided to this time. This will be a beautiful and 6848. “Alone we can do so little; to- take a breath and enjoy ourselves for moving ceremony. gether we can do so much.” – Helen a bit. On March 29, SIG started the We will be able to report on the Keller. It is never too late to join in evening with a pizza party. You know Wellness Faire being held at the on the fun. Make Your the deal – everyone wants a different topping. So the extra large pies with Mother’s Day different grids of toppings at Two Guys hit the spot. Yumm. After that, pecial the ladies slipped into their cowboy Luncheon for Two boots (or athletic shoes, whatever) $34.95 and set off to the community hall for an evening of line dancing. Ya Hoo. Includes: Two complimentary glasses New Member Joan Sheffield was of Champagne or Mimosas inducted as our newest member. She has been busy designing new Soropti- Reservations required. mist shirts – you won’t be able to miss

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S SPRING HAS ARRIVED AT SERENDIPITY! Come in and discover many new and exciting items Linda Hunter, left installed Joan, center. Julie McVickers sponsored Joan. that will brighten and refresh your home and garden! Home Décor, Gifts, & Antiques Historic Divide Cemetery Walk • Distinctive furnishings and accessories for your home or cabin by PJ Andrews • Groveland’s largest selection of personal and affordable gifts At noon, Saturday, May 28th, Grove Cemetery District. • Offering unique items for men, women, and the young-at-heart Denise Henderson, will share color- Denise is a member of STCHS and a • Featuring local artisans and hand-crafted jewelry ful tales and legends of some of the board member of the Oak Grove Cem- people and families buried in the Di- etery District and in 2004 contributed vide Cemetery. Established during the time and research to a survey of the Gifts galore for all those special springtime celebrations … Gold Rush to serve Big Oak Flat and Cemetery, available in the Yosemite Mothers Day, Fathers Day, Weddings, Graduations Groveland, the cemetery is located Gateway Museum. No need to go off the hill…and there’s plenty of parking! on Memorial Drive off Highway 120, Come hear the history of this area Now located in the beautiful Victorian house in downtown Groveland between the two communities, thus through the stories of the miners and the name Divide Cemetery, and since early settlers. Wear comfortable shoes, 18680 Main Street, Groveland * Phone 404-5736 1921 has been operated by the Oak a hat and sunscreen and bring water.

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Saint Patrick’s Day served a great job, that many were reluc- follow. by Barbara Broad as the inspiration for the tabletop tant to leave – so they didn’t! Well, Anyone interested in knowing Do you know someone who decorations which received the unani- of course, they eventually did; after more about the Mountain Mamas contributed something fantastic to mous admiration of all who attended. all, they do have lives outside of the can contact our Queen Mum, Maddie the community in 2010? If you do, A scrumptious main course was fol- Mountain Mamas. Souza, at 962-5708. We meet the third why not nominate him or her for the lowed by a delicious homemade Grass- Feeling out of sorts, and therefore Wednesday of each month. prestigious GAINs Community Service hopper Pie for dessert (yum). missing out on her birthday celebra- Award or Youth Service Award? GAINs is inviting the community to nominate adults and youth for the sixth annual service awards. The purpose is to Garrotte Lions American Flag Day recognize deserving members of the community who have made outstand- at Tenaya School ing contributions for the betterment of by Lion Kay Glaves our community, specifically during the Educational facts were given and Our flag has 7 Red and 6 White The children were very interested calendar year 2010. fun was had by all the students who stripes for a total of 13. The 13 stripes as to what star on our flag represented Awards will be given to an adult received the American flag from Lion stands for the 13 original colonies our state of California. The answer was and a youth who have worked through Erma Millheim and Lion Wanda Day. which became the 13 original states of the 31st star. a community organization or through The flag the children received, the United States. It was a real pleasure to see how individual effort, on a voluntary basis, though small in size, was related The Blue field, with its 50 stars, the children from the two classes we during 2010. They will be presented at to be as valuable as the largest flag is called “The Union” and stands for attended received the information we the ‘49er Festival in September. Check made. The students were asked to the union of 50 states. The 49th state, offered and how interested they were out the plaque honoring previous re- take their flag home, put it where Alaska, had a star added on July 4, in their flag. cipients in the foyer of the Groveland they can see it every day, and be 1959 and Hawaii, the 50th state, had a We want to thank Tenaya School for Museum and Library building. happy and proud that they owned star added on July 4, 1960. allowing us to present our program GAINs is requesting nominations their own American Flag. From sunrise to sunset the Ameri- and the two teachers whose classes we from local service clubs, other groups, The flag has many names, “Old can Flag flies over the White House, attended; Ms Keller (2nd grade) and and individuals. Nomination are due Glory, The Stars and Stripes The Star whether or not the President is in Mrs. Groh (2nd grade). June 1, and forms are available at the Spangled Banner”, but no matter Washington, D.C. Also, the U.S. Flag Thanks again to all who so gracious- Groveland Library and at GCSD. For what it’s called, the flag stands for flies over our State Capital every day. ly received us. more information or a form by email, American Freedom with Liberty and contact Barbara Broad at groveland- Justice for all. [email protected] or 962-7730. It was emphasized that they should be proud of their flag and proud to Groveland be an American. The children learned Quilt Stroll that when they arise in the morning by Jan Sloan Tonsorial Parlor and salute the flag they are one of mil- lions of boys and girls throughout our Save June 11, 2011 for the Pine & Barbershop nation who repeat the “Pledge of Al- Needlers Quilt Stroll!!! We will 19000 Main Street, Groveland, CA 95321 legiance” each morning. Nowhere else have lots of newly made quilts as Open Tuesday thru Saturday in the world, as far as we know, do well as antique quilts hanging all young children stand, cover their heart about town. If you have a quilt to 209/962-5557 Trish Bedford, Owner with their hand and pledge to the flag display contact any member of the each morning as we do. Adults also guild to enter. You don’t have to pledge allegiance to our flag at public be a member. Call all of your out of meetings or patriotic rallies. town friends to join you!! A pledge was described to them There will be many vendors in as a promise to do something and al- the park, along with fun activities legiance means to be loyal or devoted in the Community Hall. We have to something. At all Lions Club meet- weavers, spinners, and needle- ings throughout the United States the workers from the community giv- meetings all begin with the “Pledge of ing demonstrations. Things for the Allegiance” to the flag. kids to do also. Our flag has three distinct colors, Hope to see everyone there. Red for courage, White for liberty and Refreshments will be available. Blue for loyalty. 40 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 The Horsehead Nebula By Eddie Pavlu, www.GrovelandAstro.com

The Horsehead nebula is a well light from the Horsehead nebula, requires the use of a telescope. known nebula in the Orion nebula traveling at nearly 186,000 miles Even under the best conditions, region. The Orion nebula region is per second, took 1,500 years to the Horsehead nebula is very dif- located in the constellation Orion reach us! ficult to see because it’s so faint. and is approximately 1,500 light- A nebula is a cloud of gas and/or Viewing the Horsehead nebula years from Earth. Meaning that the dust in interstellar space. A nebula from a telescope looks much dif- can make itself visible by glowing ferent than this photograph be- ionized gas as an cause our eyes are not sensitive “emission nebula”, by enough to pick up any of the color scattering light from or details seen in this photograph. stars within them as a Even with the best telescope, vi- “reflection nebula’”, sual observing only reveals a faint or by blocking light cloud with shades of grey. This is from things behind remedied by taking long exposure them as a “dark photographs using a digital camera nebula”. sensor which can capture light too One of the unique faint for our eyes to see. Camera qualities of the sensors have the benefit of acting Horsehead’s 3.5 light like a bucket that collects photons year wide nebula (light) - the longer the exposure, region is that it the more light (color and details) contains 3 distinct that’s captured and displayed in nebula which are the photograph. This ability to col- examples of each of lect light, compared to our eyes, the 3 different types which see in “real-time” and cannot of nebula – emission, collect and store these photons, reflection, and dark reveals the true detail, color, and nebula. The first of the 3 nebula is beauty, of this nebula. the red emission nebula referred Taking a photograph of the detail to as IC 434. The red glow of IC shown in this Horsehead nebula 434 originates from hydrogen gas image requires a telescope mount ionized by the nearby bright star that can accurately track the sky Sigma Orionis. The second nebula over long periods of time and very visible in this image is the dark long exposure time with a camera. Horsehead, also known as Barnard This image was created by attach- 33. The darkness of the Horsehead ing a digital camera to the end of is caused mostly by thick dust and a telescope where the eyepiece is gas which blocks the light of the normally inserted. Many separate red emission nebula IC 434. This photographs were taken with ex- swirling cloud of dark dust and gas posure times of 5 and 10 minutes resembles the shape of a horse’s each. Then, all the individual photo- head – hence the name “Horsehead graphs are digitally “stacked” one nebula”. The third nebula visible in on top of another to create the final this image is located to the lower image. It is this long exposure stack- left of the Horsehead and is the ing technique that creates an image blue reflection nebula referred to with the level of detail visible in this as NGC 2023. The blue reflection photograph. is caused when a nearby star isn’t I took a total of 93 separate 5 and hot enough to cause ionization 10 minute exposure photographs in the gas of the nebula like in an over 3 different nights totaling 690 emission nebula, but is hot enough minutes of exposure time. Then I to make the dust and gas visible. “stacked” the best 510 minutes of A reflection nebula is usually blue exposure time. Composing the pho- because the scattering is more ef- tograph over several nights can be ficient for blue light than red - this a challenge because the image isn’t is the same scattering process that visible until after you take a long gives us blue skies and red sunsets. exposure. The level of detail from Observing the Horsehead nebula (Continued on page 42) PML News • MAY 2011 Community Corner 41 and Stephanie called us to say, “You with your choice of one top show (Led Yosemite Courtyard Cabaret’s just have to get this band, Heartbreak- Zeppelin or Cash Tribute) and any two er, at the Groveland Hotel! These guys additional shows, or take advantage of Season Opens with Led Zeppelin are fantastic!” the 3 Shows and 3 Dinners Package. All The Led Zeppelin Tribute is a truly shows are available with premium tick- Tribute by Heartbreaker stellar show, but you don’t have to ets, moderate or budget friendly pric- take our word for it. The Los Angeles ing. For a seating chart and list of ticket May is a favorite month, filled with With warmer weather, the Grove- Times said, “Heartbreaker is the best prices, please go to our website www. wildflowers, greenery, open roads, land Hotel’s Yosemite Courtyard Led Zeppelin tribute act we’ve wit- groveland.com/events.htm or stop by waterfalls and all the local shops are Cabaret opens at 8:00 p.m. on May 27, nessed. As close to the real thing you to look at the chart and get your tickets. back on a full schedule. Welcome the Friday of Memorial Weekend. The are apt to get.” Find Heartbreaker’s The Cellar Door Restaurant is to tourist season! We hope for blue 2011 season opener is a Tribute to Led video clip on our website at: www. open for business 7 nights a week. skies and sunny weather, picnics and Zeppelin by Heartbreaker. This band groveland.com/events.htm, then get Come in and try the BBQ Ribs! They to enjoy being outside after another is so high powered that while watch- your tickets for their show. Premium are back to tempt tastebuds with a cold winter. ing them perform in the Bay Area, Bob tickets are $26. Other ticket pricing is zesty, flavorful sauce. The reviews as follows: seating in section B - $23, are enthusiastically positive. Save section C - $22, section D - $19. your place at the table, it’s time for YOSEMITE COURTYARD CABARET Four more concerts are lined up for barbeque. While you’re there, grab the summer series. It’s Yesterday Once a bottle or few of Mosley’s Memphis THE GROVELAND HOTEL & More when Robin Kelly pays tribute BBQ Sauce, made from Aunt Dora’s to The Carpenter’s and a tribute to 1930s recipe. It’s good anywhere you CELLAR DOOR RESTAURANT Leslee Gore. Get your dancin’ boots want some serious flavor. 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209–962–4000 or 800–273–3314 [email protected] www.groveland.com/events 18767 Main St., Groveland, CA 95321 42 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 (Continued from Page 40) the exposure time is increased by to view a higher resolution version Image Scope: Astro Physics 155 “stacking”. of the Horsehead nebula, as well as Starfire APO Refractor each separate photograph is much Newspaper print, like the PML my other astrophotography images. Guide Scope: Orion ED80 Reflector less then the final version with the Newsletter, doesn’t have nearly the Camera: Canon Digital SLR 300D total exposure time. In fact, the resolution or color range to show all Here are some more details about Exposure Time: outline of the “horsehead” is barely the fine details in this image. Please the image: 690 minutes (11.5 hours) of which visible in each of the separate pho- visit my on-line astrophotography Telescope Mount: the best 510 minutes (8.5 hours) tographs – but all that changes once gallery at www.GrovelandAstro.com Celestron CGE German Equatorial were used for this image.

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Tenaya Student of the Month

Student of the Month: Eighth Grader, Kayla Eckhart

Creative, compassionate, and cooperative are just a few of the adjec- tives we could use to describe Kayla Eckhart. This gifted young writer has enthralled us with her imaginative cre- ations and the adventures she devises Tioga Student of the Month for them. Her artwork has also added greatly to our shared visuals and Tioga High has chosen senior, Kenny projects. However, one of the greatest Clark as the student of the month. Kenny traits this young lady possesses is her was nominated by Mr. Dutton, due to his kindness. She leads by example and outstanding performance in the Personal establishes a calm comfortable tone Finance Class. Kenny always partici- to any cooperative group, encouraging pates in discussions and truly wants to others to do their best. Our classroom learn about his mathmatical future. He has been brightened by her presence completes all of his work on time and this year. Thanks, Kayla! Kayla is is a leader in the class because of his the daughter of proud parent, Shirley knowledge on the subject. He is polite Eckhart. and shows respect to his elders, which is greatly appreciated. He was Tioga’s Homecoming King and participated in the Poetry Alive competition this year. Business Summit He has been accepted to the Hume Lake by Beth Hartline Joshua Wilderness Institute. This is a difficult institude to be accepted to, and ing his education. Kenny’s proud parents The fourth annual Mother Lode Egger and Gail Ashby respectively we are very proud of Kenny here at Tioga are Alyce Jones of Groveland and Steven Business Services Summit, GPS of Sam Wheeler Accounting. Back for his accomplishment, and for continu- Clark of Salinas. To Success–Charting Your Course by popular demand is Tirzah Wood- Through a Tough Economy, is ward of Gianelli and Polley Law scheduled for May 10 at Columbia Corporation explaining the differ- College. The Tuolumne and Cala- ent advantages of structuring your Tioga Bridge Engineering veras County Chambers of Com- business. Larry Cope, Economic merce, along with Columbia Col- Development Authority’s Director, Competition lege and Mother Lode Job Training, George Segarini, President & CEO of by Mr. Dutton & Mr. Donovan, Tioga High School Math Teachers sponsor this event. the Tuolumne County Chamber of Recently Tioga High School held pounds!!! The bridges are tested in the The day is full of workshops for Commerce, and Director Kurtis Clark its 3rd Annual Bridge Engineering weight room with the weights being small business that are sure to help of the Small Business Development Competition. This project is held in piled on top of the bridges to test their in day-to-day operations. There are Center (SBDC) will answer business Mr. Dutton and Mr. Donovan’s math strength. We are looking forward to three main tracks: Business, Mar- questions of any nature on a Panel of classes in which each student engi- constructing a system that will allow keting and Finance. Within each of Experts. neers a popsicle stick bridge from us to test bridges with the weight these tracks are breakout sessions Tuolumne and Calaveras Chamber scratch. The students are all given 200 hanging down from underneath the of various topics, including: How to member cost is $45 and $35 each for sticks and glue guns and, following bridge. The picture is of Angelo testing Write a Business Plan, Key Perfor- additional staff from same business; lessons that teach them about truss his bridge just prior to it breaking. mance Indicators, Marketing in the non-members are $55, with addition- bridge designs, students draw their Congratulations to all students who day of Social Media, QuickBooks, al staff $45 from same business. Cost bridge design to be approved by the participated in this project and tested and Ask the Experts. There is some- also includes a continental breakfast teacher. After their rough draft, the their engineering prowess! thing for everyone with a total of 12 and lunch. For more information go students have a couple of class peri- workshops. to www.mlbusinesssummit.com or ods to construct their bridges prior to Presenters include the director to register go to www.tcchamber. testing. We would like to report that of the Northeastern California Small com and download the application this year we had 2 new records that Business Development Center-San form. Seating is limited to the first 80 were broken. The previous weight Joaquin Delta College, Gillian Mur- sign-ups. record was 310 pounds held by Randy phy, talking about a Business Plan. Johnson. The team of Johny Amoruso An entire marketing track includes and Sam Hindle broke the record with Facebook and Twitter by the Num- a total weight held of 340 pounds bers presented by Kris Jack, owner only to be ousted later that day by of The Computer Firemen and K.J. Johny’s big brother Angelo Amoruso, Consulting. Quickbooks session one whose bridge held an astonishing 752 and two will be offered by Kimberly PML News • MAY 2011 Community Corner 45 Mountain Lutheran Church Mexican Dinner Fund Raiser By Dorothy Parker By Beverly Oakley It seems that our Spring has be- be sure to mark your calendars and The Church of Jesus Christ of next party will get a turn breaking the come a long winter with 1 1/2 times come out for an evening of singing LDS is raising money so our Young piñata. the amount of rain and snow. The and fellowship. Women’s group can go to camp this Your family can have a great time mountains are really wrapped in snow There will be a work day at summer. The dinner will be cooked for a great, but inexpensive meal. Tell and the skiers are in for an extra long Camp Tuolumne Trails on May 7th. by a professional chef and will include your friends and make it a party! season. A group from Mountain Lutheran dessert. The price is $10.00 for adults You can call Beverly Oakley at Our Easter Season is late this year Church will meet early for purchas- and $5.00 for children 12 and under. 962-4799 to arrange to have you starting on Easter Sunday, April 24. ing plants and then meet at 9 A.M. to It will be held at the Groveland Com- ticket delivered or sent to your We’ll celebrate this special season for plant flowers in the landscape bar- munity Center on May 14th (Sat.) at home. You can also pick them up at 7 weeks! The Festive Easter Sunday rels at the camp. 6:00 p.m. the front desk at Coldwell Banker Celebrations and Lenten Soup Sup- Sunday the 22nd of May friends of There will be piñatas for sale and an Mountain Leisure Properties in the pers have been enjoyed and well Pastor Ginger DuMars will celebrate auction for a beautiful quilt, an afghan yellow building. attended. the l6th Anniversary of her Ordination. and baked goods. The piñatas are not We are looking forward to our Flea This will be a festive occasion with de- your typical skimpy type. They are Market on July 22 - 23, 2011. If you lightful refreshments and good friends large and sturdy, so everyone at your have any items you no longer need or meeting. use be sure to set them aside for this The Lutheran Senate Assembly of special sale. We cannot use any clothes Northern California and Nevada will or computer items but everything else meet May 13-15, 2011. Pastor Ginger will be appreciated for our sale. The and Kay Smith will attend this special proceeds from this Flea Market will go meeting in Burlingame at the Hyatt Re- for Special Olympics in our area and gency with approximately 500 people in Montana. expected to attend. Our Bible Study group is working Everyone is welcome to attend hard studying 1st Corinthians. We Mountain Lutheran Church. Worship meet the first and third Thursdays at 1 Service starts at 10 A.M. every Sun- P.M., May 5th and 19th. day morning, with Refreshment and The Fifth Sunday Gospel Sing Fellowship time after the service. will be May 29 at Groveland 7th Day ALL are invited to attend. The church Adventist Church on Elder Lane at 6 is located at 13000 Down To Earth P.M. Refreshments will be served, and Court, off Ferretti Road, Groveland, everyone always has a good time, so California. R e lig ious Se rvices Big Oak Flat Baptist Church Foothills Community Church Jewish Services Wards Ferry Rd., 3 blocks from Hwy. 120, 18717 Main St., Groveland Call 209/962-5995 for more information Pastor: Jim Lowe Sunday Worship 10:45 am; Christian Ed. Hour Friday 7 pm followed by Kiddush Sunday School 9:45 am, Worship 11 AM & 6 pm; Wednesday Bible Study 6 pm (groups for all ages) 9:45 am, Child care provided at all services Satruday 10 am followed by Kiddush & Kibbitz Weekly Home Bible Study, call for times Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Mountain Lutheran Church 19870 Hwy. 120, Groveland 209/852-9600 Grace Episcopal Mission 13000 Down to Earth Court (off Ferretti) Branch President: Ronald J. Dugdale At Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, Hwy. 120, Big Oak Flat Pastors: Ralph B. Herman and Ginger DuMars Sun. Sacrament 10 am, Sun. School 11:15 am Fr. Jim Stout 209/962-1899 or 209/768-0450 209/962-4064 Sun. Prsthd Mtg. & Women’s Relief Soc. noon Services 2nd & 4th Sundays 4 pm Sunday Service 10:00 am, Bible Study 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 1 pm MountainLutheranChurch.com Buck Meadows Groveland Seventh-Day Adventist Community Church 19585 Elder Lane, Groveland Northside Church of Christ Old Hwy. 120 & Buck Meadows 209/962-5789 Pastor: David Bello 11892 Ponderosa Ln., Unit B, Groveland, 209/962-7737 Pastor: Tony Perez 209/962-5789 counseling Sabbath School 9:20 am; Worship 10:50 am Sunday Worship 11 am and 6 pm, Sunday Bible Study 10 am & Tuesday 7 pm Sunday School & Worship 10 am, Weds. Potluck & Bible Study 6-8 pm/Food Wednesday Prayer Meeting 6:30 pm Pantry Open, 3rd Sun. Potluck after service Our Lady of Mount Carmel Groveland Christian Church Catholic Church (Non-Denominational) Evangelical Free Church Hwy. 120, Big Oak Flat, 209/532-7139 of Groveland 18829 Foote St., Groveland, 209/962-7654 Pastor: Fr. Kraft 19172 Ferretti Rd., 209/962-7131 Pastor / Elder: Jack Woodland, Joe Bloom Mass Saturday 4:45 pm, Sunday 9:15 am Senior Pastor: Ron Cratty Sunday Worship 11:00 AM; Bible Study 9:30 AM; Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Services: Traditional 9:30 am, Contemporary 11 am, AA Tuesday & Thursday 7 PM Groveland Community Hall Adult Bible Class 11 am, Mid-week Bible Studies Ladies Bible Study Monday 4:00 PM Kathy Malloy, Facilitator, 209/962-5978 (please call for information) Wednesday Night Bible Study 7 PM Call 962-4950 for directions Service 5th Sunday, 10:30 am, at the Groveland Library 46 Community Corner PML News • MAY 2011 occurs on three consecutive evenings, June 3, 4th and 5th. An historical rendition of JOHN MUIR FESTIVAL — Live the Legend John Muir’s exciting Yosemite adventures by Dale Silverman performed by the Yosemite Playhouse The various events that comprise the In Coulterville - his recently published pictorial edition players. Check out www.bigcreekmeadow- John Muir Festival, all taking place on Three Hubs Of Activity. of Muir’s My First Summer in the Si- ranch.com for cost and more information. Saturday, June 4th, offer something for The Coulterville Park will be open 9 erra with copies available for purchase. Bower Cave Bicycle Tours, including everyone who loves the outdoors. Horse- am – 4 pm with free admission. There will Advance registration is required for the a Saturday tour along the John Muir Route back riding, hiking, bicycling, art shows and be artists, artisans, music, food and all tours, both the Art Show and the Book and over to Bower Cave as well as a week- sales, nature tours & demonstrations, book sorts of demonstrations. Sponsored by the Signing are scheduled from 10 am to 4 end package are available. For more info signings…all topped off with a musical play Mariposa County Chamber of Commerce, pm. Call 209-878-3015 for additional in- email [email protected] for costs. about the day’s honoree, John Muir…offer call 209-878-3074 or email coulter- formation about all three events or go to A VIP Pass Program, to encourage visi- families, singles, tourists and locals a day [email protected] for information. coultervillemuseum.org. tors to stop in at the various commercial full of enjoyment and unique experiences! The Demonstration Garden at the Continuing up the Historic John Muir establishments throughout the region, has These activities and events offer glimps- Coulterville Fire Station will have free Route to Greeley Hill, a Dedication of the been created by the John Muir Route Steer- es into the region’s pristine ecosystem… activities and tours, also from 9 am – 4 new Bean Creek Preserve gets underway ing Committee (JMRSC). Participants will much the same as when John Muir me- pm. A variety of children’s games, dem- at 10 am at 10505 Fiske Rd. with a formal get free drawing tickets for some wonderful andered though it 142 years ago in 1869, onstrations, art activities and information ceremony, nature walks and lunch. Pre- prizes, including a Muir Wilderness quilt meticulously jotting down his wonder and related to the theme of the day, the John registration is required and space is lim- and special discounts at each participating awe for what he experienced in his book, Muir Legacy. Contact 209-878-3483 for ad- ited. Call 209 742-5556 or register online vendor. For additional information, please My First Summer in the Sierra. ditional information. at www.sierrafoothill.org. call Joy Kitchel at the Coulterville Visitors The LDP Trailblazers’ Spring Hike Guided tours to Bower Cave will be Big Creek Meadow Ranch, at the Center, 209-878-3074 Friday or Saturday, 9 & Ride is a free event open to everyone departing from the Northern Mariposa terminus of the Historic John Muir Route am – 4 pm or Ann Schafer at 209-962-1942 starting at the El Prado Horse Camp from County History Center, located at the (J132/Hwy 120), will also be holding a Free in Groveland. In addition to the various which the horseback ride departs at 10 am corner of Hwys 49 & 132. Visitors to the festival from 10 am – 5 pm. “Hands on” event organizers, the Tuolumne County sharp! Hikers can depart at their leisure. museum will also be treated to the John History booths and experiential “Nature Visitors Bureau, the Yosemite/Mariposa There will be a “You and Your Horse Muir Student Art Show featuring Muir Stations” will be intermingled with eco- County Tourism Bureau, the Yosemite photo op” at the Horse Camp from 9 am themed works from students from local friendly arts, crafts and book sale areas. Chamber of Commerce and the Mariposa – 2 pm. Call 209-852-9459 for more infor- schools throughout the region. Scott This is also the location for the “Wild Chamber of Commerce are all involved in mation and directions. Miller will be on hand to sign copies of Adventures of John Muir” play, which supporting the John Muir Festival.

26th ANNUAL COULTERVILLE COYOTE HOWL & CAR SHOW Old Fashioned Fun at May 21st Event - Car Show - Parade - Free Admission by Dale Silverman The 26th Annual COYOTE HOWL & CAR from this and other events throughout the Everyone should get at least one chance Coulterville Community Club, Yosemite SHOW is on Sat., May 21st offers fun at great year to keep the museum’s doors open. to try out a Parade Wave. Sign up to partici- Bank (Mariposa & Groveland branches) and value! Thanks to the many new and return- It is thanks to our many great sponsors pate in the parade and get the entire family the Coulterville Fire Brigade’s 42nd Annual 4th ing sponsors who underwrite much of the that all of this can happen! Rabobank, in involved…including the livestock…walk, of July Bar B Q…sponsors of this great band. festivities. The Coyote Howl brings you mu- Groveland, has stepped forward to become ride or roll down Main St. Last year the May 5th is the deadline for the vari- sic; Mariposa’s own Killin’ Time band, and the first ever “Coyote Howl Event Spon- LDP 4-H’rs proudly toted goats, rabbits and ous applications. Call (209) 878-3015 or fun all day long with no admission fee! There sor”, donating $1,000 towards the bottom other livestock and there were some hand- download them at: coultervillemuseum. is also no charge to look at all the great line! Thank You, Rabobank! They also some horses adorned by local cowgirls, org. To learn more about the Coyote classic and antique vehicles entered into the will have a booth in the park with all kinds which certainly added a western touch. Howl, the museum or Coulterville, check Howl Car Show and the 10 am parade down of great give-aways as well as information This year the “People’s Choice” Car out www.coultervillemuseum.org. Main St. is also free to enjoy as a spectator. about the bank’s services. Show winner will get a beautiful award Start the Day with a Great Breakfast! There is even plenty of free parking! The Killin’ Time band will be belting out thanks to trophy sponsor, Host Film Pro- Odd Fellows Biscuits and Gravy There are some fees to actually par- western and pop hits all day long, thanks duction Equipment LLC. Coulterville IOOF Lodge #104 will be ticipate: $5 (on-site) to enter either an to the Greeley Hill Market! Bring a picnic Thanks to Car Show Sponsor AC Delco serving a Biscuits & Gravy Breakfast at the individual or an entire group into the basket (great time to order at the market’s and Allied Auto Store all car show regis- IOOF Hall at 5026 Main Street the morning actual Coyote Howling Contest; $10 for an Deli) or munch on food and refreshments trants receive complimentary (optional) of the Coyote Howl. Costing just $6.00 for individual or group or “float” to be in the from a park vendor or mosey on over parade registration, a complimentary event adults and $3.00 for children with funds parade; $20 (advance/$25 on site) to enter to the Coulter Café and enjoy the music T-shirt, a handsome show plaque and rib- raised from this breakfast supporting two the car show; $25 to have a booth in the wafting over to the café’s lovely outdoor bon. The prizewinner is announced at 2:30 very important projects, the Bill Jenkins park…all held at the same prices they’ve garden, just steps from the park. pm, just before the Howlin’ Contest gets Camp Fund and the Building Fund. The been for many years. The cost of the dinner This year, why not get your 15 minutes underway. Bring along friends and family Coulterville Lodge sends the most children did increase $1 to $16 a person, but that’s of Fame and try your talent in the Howlin’ and fill up that ballot box! each year to camp from throughout the still a real bargain for the heaping chicken Contest? It’s loads of fun! This year there is a Colorful merchandise and crafted goods entire state of California, with each camp and rib and sides meal these days, especially $100 cash prize for first place in all three cat- offered by the Howl’s vendors that, while scholarship costing $200! with no additional cover fee, to enjoy the egories, Adult, “Pup” and “Pup-Pak” (group not free…are certainly good buys. Just think The historic IOOF building, built of red- hot sounds of the Blue Box Bayou Band. of 2 or more youngsters). Winners also get of the gas you’re saving not driving else- wood after the 1899 fire, is one of the town’s Even the cost of the top quality Howl T- their names added to the “Howl of Fame.” where! Great looking Coyote Howl T-Shirts registered historic buildings. The current Shirts is on the low side and sponsorships Bring along your own fan club to cheer will once again be available at reasonable goal is to update the electric, heating & air are a “bargain”, beginning at just $75…and your performance and impress the judges! prices…the perfect souvenir of a perfect day! conditioning systems and install a chair lift are a great way for companies and individu- There’s also a free post-contest chance to The Coyote Howl Dinner Dance gets to the second floor. Assisting the Lodge with als to support their community! Howl for those who don’t want to enter the underway at 5:30 pm in the Coulter Café this breakfast will be the Rebekah Mystery The event is actually an important fund- official competition. Contest registration is garden. A “Howlin Good” meal and danc- Lodge #175 of Coulterville. Both lodges are raiser for the Northern Mariposa County at the History Center booth in the park until ing to the hot Cajun sounds of Blue Box encouraging people to join the lodges. For History Center, a private 501c3 organiza- shortly before the official Howlin’ contes- Bayou Band will once again cap the Howl more information call Les Weir at 878-3651 tion which depends on the funds raised tants start vying for “Top Coyote” at 2:30 pm. off, thanks to John and Annette Shimer, the or Chris Morey at 878-3957. PML News • MAY 2011 home improvement 47 JAMES PRICE GENERAL Welcome to the Home CONTRACTOR Improvement Directory! • Home Remodel Specialists We want to make your experience using this section of our newspaper easy. • Kitchen & Baths So if you don’t see it in our directory, give us a call at 962-0342 and we’ll find it for you! • New Additions We’ve already helped many readers to find the service • Custom Decks they’re looking for and it’s as easy as picking up the phone. • Deck Repair • Painting • Home Maintenance •slip covers• Need Cobblestone Homes and Repair •upholstery• Help? •blinds• • Custom Homes • Additions • Remodels • Serving the Groveland Area • Specializing in high country design/build since 1989 • Since 1976 •shades• •custom ANNA’s We provide superior craftsmanship, attention to detail, 209-962-0486 window INTERIORS follow-up, and great customer service. email: [email protected] treatments• 962-5421 Craig Lawrence-Owner License # 591995 209.404.0290 Lic. 564665

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Rent $1200.00, technical tree removal, dump FOR MORE INFO CALL Direct from Mfr. 3 – three phase motors Security Deposit $2400.00, RENTALS WANTED hauling. 962-6084 4 – oil lamps for patio/deck. truck chipper, stump grinder, VACATION RENTALS 408/482-7724 OR 408/323-8567 Wholesale 1 year lease. Non Smokers only. HOME CARE 5 feet high, NEW 3BD, 2BA HOME with large walk-in liability insurance, local to the Public RE/MAX Yosemite Gold 962-7180 closet in master bedroom, nice E X C E L L E N T T E N A N T S references, Responsible, Comm’l/Residential 3 - brass and glass hanging lamps, w/excellent credit and rental LINDA’S LOVING CARE PANORAMIC LAKEFRONT one 4 ft., and three 2 ft. kitchen appliances, faux hardwood Reputable, Reasonable, LIFE’S A BEACH! Great Quality/Price floors in kitchen and living areas, history looking for homes to rent. Local, Reliable, Caring and boat dock, decks, air, 3bd/2ba, Vacation at our some picture frames and pictures Reliable, Rapid Service. B e a u t i f u l S p r i n g ACS Marine, Inc. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Fireplace, carpet needs repair, 2100 feet of Owner approves tenant before Responsible - Caring for a 209-878-3828 Tropical Paradise and various other articles. Garage, Walk to beach. $1,250/mo. placement. Call Yo s e m i te loved one - House sitting V iews 650/961-6334 962-7604 open living area. Large over-sized cell 209-402-9797 in sunny Ewa Beach, 209-465-1700 962-0718 garage with high and wide door. You Region Resorts. 800/962-4765 - House cleaning - Rides Oahu, Hawaii www.acsmarine.com can enter the garage, close the door, to Doctor’s appt., etc. Call NaniMoanaHale.com then enter the home. This is a safe SERVICES Linda 209-985-2363 cell RENTAL HOME 3Bd/2Ba, (209)962-4396 Starcraft pop-up tent trailer Your service is valuable but W/D, Central Heat/AC, Cable, BUSINESS RENTALS PML- 3 Bd/3 Ba/1 Level, and secure entry for a lady. Asking only if people know what EXCELLENT CONDITION 1400 sq ft, 2 car garage CLEANING LANDSCAPING Near Lake 209/632-9444 3 M O N T H S F R E E R E N T Sleeps 4-6. Sink, 3-burner stove, $1200 per month on a lease basis. you can do to help them. w/breezeway, on 1-acre. 209-962-0718 List your service here. Now leasing space in Greeley refrigerator and built-in porta-potty. New paint, carpet, window coverings. WHITE GLOVE CLEANING SUTTON’S LANDSCAPE & Hill Square. Recently renovated $3,950. Information (209) 962-7748 Call 962-0342 Must See. $1200. per month. HOMES FOR SALE Specializing in MAINTENANCE, C27 #483019 commercial office / retail center.Great or (510) 357-8016 Call Tracy 962-7180 Environmentally Safe Products Design, Installation & visibility, ample paved parking & NOTICE TAXIWAY HOME 3 bdrm, 2 ba, large Chemical / Allergy Free Maintenance COSTA’S TREE SOLUTIONS low rates. Residential / Business / Construction Renovation & Clean-ups Steve Costa, Owner Unit A: 2500sf at $1625/mo. BOAT - 1988 GALAXY 17’ OPEN BOW hangar. 2152 sq. ft. Woodside Way, 2 BD W/CARPORT. in Greeley Hill. horses OK. Call Larry Jobe, Realtor Windows, Pressure Washing Tree, Shrub & Lawn [email protected] Unit B: 450sf at $310/mo. Fish or Ski, 4.3 V6 Outdrive 209-962-5631 Planting/Replacement Fully Insured/Bonded New Ads, Changes & Cancellations Unit C: 550sf at $357.50/mo. Excellent Condition $4,000 $400/mo, includes water. (209) 962-5501, DRE#01444727 Yosemite Region Resorts 962-4396 Entertainment & Pool Area C.C.L. #818373 Unit D: 650sf at $422.50/mo. 209-571-0340 or 209-962-1821 Landscape 209-962-4468 are due by the 15th of the month. Owner/Broker 962-5252 HOUSECLEANING – reliable, Decks, Patios, Walkways Cell 209-768-4469 HELP WANTED TAXIWAY HOME & HANGAR Please remember, classified ads Apt for Rent – 1 bd, 1 ba, 3Bd/2.5 Ba, Mediterranean style. hourly rates. Your supplies Seating & Retaining Walls Certified Arborist #WE7496A or ours. 209/962-4396 Stamped & Colored Concrete COMMERCIAL LEASE OPPORTUNITY WELCOME TO kitchenette, in-law quarters, private See Virtual Tour at run, and you will be billed, entrance. Washer, dryer, cable and www.yosemitearearealtors.com Pavers, Flagstone, Brick near PML Airport. Corner of Ferretti Rd COLDWELL BANKER COUNTRY! Arbors, Pergolas, Gazebos WEEDEATING & Elderberry. Excellent professional Now hiring in the 4 Coldwell Banker Wi-Fi included. $500 408-315-1880 Larry Jobe, Realtor (209) 962-5501 until you contact us, [email protected] JTM CLEANING COMPANY, Interior Water Features office or commercial retail. Approx. offices. Groveland, Greeley Hill, Lake & Exterior Professional Cleaning Irrigation & Drainage WEEDEATING, HAULING, 1100 sq ft, flexible floor plan with pri- Don Pedro and Mariposa are expanding Service, licensed & bonded, we offer a Landscape Lighting LOT AND YARD clean up, cancel your ad and vate and open space, central heat their staff of real estate professionals. 12998 Jackson Mill Road LAND FOR SALE 2 bd, 1 ba Chalet in PML full range of cleaning services for your Outdoor Kitchens landscape, maintenance, on-site & air. Paved parking, easy delivery You choose the location and we will home, office, cabin, rentals, and new 209-244-3500 burning, deck refinishing and receive a cancellation #. access, spacious outside decks and pay for your state-required courses full kitchen, open living area, call Tish at ReMax 962-7180 EZ BUILD LOT very gentle slope, construction. Guaranteed lowest rate repair, Chimney Cleaning, storage, landscaped and maintained, and give you free training. with guaranteed results. FREE estimates, reasonable Call Judi @ 962-0342 to place, PML Amenity use. Call for lease rate. Ask for Chris or John 962-5252 close walk to Marina, on street of very nice homes, 209-588-8692, cell 209-768-8694 rates, excellent references. Ask for John, Owner/Broker, [email protected] change, or cancel your ad. 209-962-6014 no neighbors on either side, PLACE YOUR HOME FOR RENT OR HOME FOR SALE AD HERE $5900 OBO incl plans 13/345 209/962-7681 CALL 962-0342 831-682-5333 BUY IT – SELL IT – OR GIVE IT AWAY – ADVERTISE HERE 962-0342 WANT CUSTOMERS? LIST YOUR SERVICE HERE – CALL 962-0342 PML News • MAY 2011 Community Corner 55

HOMES FOR RENT LAND FOR SALE 3 Bd, 2 Ba, open living area, GORGEOUS FLAT PML LOT .78 AC (3) central heat/air, wood stove, garage Perfect for building. CLASSIFIEDS & carport, new deck & roof. Pets Water/sewer, near front gate CLASSIFIEDS OK by agreement. 1500 sq ft. $895. $89,500 925-837-7135 Lots For Sale 209-878-3292 SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES VACATION RENTALS Get what you want…Get rid of what you don’t want! PRIME 1.74 AC LOT NEAR AIRPORT COMPUTER PET SERVICES WEEDEATING MAKE Please contact Red Rossio 12660 Mt Jefferson, Pine Mtn Lake, Gentle slope. Southern exposure RESERVATIONS NOW!! at Pine Mountain Lake Realty for details. PET SITTING – y o u r Premium Yard Service Weed Many rentals from which very nice 2100 sq ft home, 4 Bd, with panoramic view. Very private. COMPUTERS custom Pine Mountain Lake Realty 3 Ba, 2 car garage located on the built, upgrades, trouble- home or mine, Doggie Eating, Lawn Mowing, Lot to choose. Lakefront, golf Sewered. U11/L56 Elderberry Ct. Clearing, Brush Cutting, Fire SubmiSSion DeaDline 13th fairway of the golf course. Walk For more info call Cell 209-768-4406 shooting, free consultation. Day Care, Yard Watering. course, and secluded homes. http://www.pmlr.com to Dunn Ct. Beach and only a few 209/962-7110 Call Barb at 209/962-5653 Safety Management, Tree Vacation or monthly rentals. [email protected] Trimming, Hauling, Burning, is the 15th of the month for Classifieds minutes to downtown. $1195 ROOFING Year-round, 7 days a week 19000 Main Street, Suite A Call Agent 650-520-1022 Refuge Removal, Pruning, 9 AM - 5 PM Easy buildable lot. 1/3 acre with Landscaping, and lots more. PO Box 738, plans for 2800 sq. ft home. water/ COMPUTER SUPPORT & RONNING ROOFING, call Custom Rentals Email to [email protected] or fax to 800-680-6217 TRAINING since 1999. 15 years experience, Free 888/869-0663 or 209/962-7123 Groveland CA 95321 sewer. Lot 3/480; 20713 Crestpine Joe for all your roof and Estimates, call Joe Roche 2200 sq ft NEW HOME Easement. $30,000. 916-606-9096 Troubleshooting, Scheduled gutter needs. Lic #610537 (209) 962-7156 Office Please include your name, billing address & phone number. $1,000/mo., possible lease to own, 209-352-2015, 209-962-6838 Maintenance & Instruction. 209-962-6842 (209) 768-4830 Cell 3 Bd, 2-1/2 Ba with loft, large garage, Call Gary - 962-1875 KONA, HAWAII Ads are 30 cents per word and will run until cancelled by you. central air, call Jim 408-202-3855 KONA COUNTRY CLUB (209) 962-6710 Fax PURE HORSE COUNTRY! SIGNS BERT’S WEEDEATING AND 1 Acre, fenced and gated, located ELECTRICAL VILLA. LUXURY 2BD/2BA LOT CLEARING 962-6724 “FULLY FURNISHED” next to the Equestrian Center! Level, UNIT / LOT AND Unit 7 Lot 62, Ferretti Road, BOAT DOCKS BUSINESS RENTALS HELP WANTED BY THE LAKE ELECTRICAL LINENS, TOWELS, FULL easy build lot, all utilities and sewer. HOUSE NUMBER SIGNS Groveland, California COMMERCIAL RENTALS: 3 Bd, 2 Ba, 2 car garage Access to all PML horse trails and a 3 A AMERICAN ELECTRIC installed on your lot. ELEC. KITCHEN, DVD/VCR/ SEASONAL HOUSEKEEPERS for on Pleasant View Drive. & SERVICE CO. GOT WEEDS? CD PLAYERS, BBQ WITH $7,500 - price reduced! Highway Frontage from $250.00 the vacation rental dept. Must work mile trail to Tuolumne River Canyon. 209/962-7681 Contact Jim Atkins at Call 650-520-1022 Please call for details. Short walk to bass pond. 12/162 Lic. #465220 209/962-7374 W/C IN GROUND FLOOR Property Description: weekends. Apply in person at 768-7368 day 962-7375 eve TREE SERVICES 209.985.4376. UNIT. OVERLOOKING 17TH RE/MAX Yosemite Gold. $59,950 Call agent, Tom Knoth, HANDYMAN Lot Clearing, Hauling, Dump Buildable lot across from High School owned FOR SALE 962-5838 GREEN. BEACH & by Pine Mountain Lake Association as well as 18688 Hwy. 120, Groveland. Runs, Weedeating. Local Guy. SHOPPING WITHIN HANDYMAN - For removal LOREN SNIDER’S References available. Lot next door (#63) 21’ SWING KEEL SAILBOAT 18480 Deer Flat Road, Groveland of unwanted items call Mike, TREE SERVICE WALKING DISTANCE. HOMES FOR RENT Historic Rock House…walk to SPECTACULAR OCEAN 2 sails, tip trailer. Perfect size for Treed Lot - approx one acre. very reasonable rates 27 years expert, safe tree work. WOOD SPLITTING Unit 7 Lot 63, Ferretti Road, PML. Free 15 HP motor. $1,001.99 downtown from the Beautiful and Horses OK. Sewer, water, other 209-962-0777 All sizes and types of trees. VIEW, SUN, SURF, GOOD ALUMINUM Large home in unit 12, 3 bd 2 ba Spacious 3 Bd, 1.5 Ba, 2 car garage FOOD AND THE BEST GOLF Groveland, California 962-4508 utilities at property. Mostly fenced, General pruning, ornamental WOOD SPLITTING bonus rm, wood stove, central heat home. Located on 5 private acres, privacy, lot 12/148. $98,000 pruning, weight reduction ON THE ISLAND $7,500 - price reduced! BOAT DOCKS and air, attached 2 car garage and Will come to you and split your with views of the mountains. $1300 Call owner 209-238-0144 FLINCHUM MASONRY with drop crotching method, (2 COURSES). RENT BY THE Property Description: ALUMINUM DOCKS attached 1 bedroom granny unit Call Agent 650-520-1022 wood. I also do weedeating. WEEK OR MONTH. 3 – 24x24 leaded glass windows Handyman work and mistletoe removal, expert 996-8426 cell. Builldable lot across from High School owned AND RAMPS with a kitchenette. Rent $1200.00, technical tree removal, dump FOR MORE INFO CALL Direct from Mfr. 3 – three phase motors Security Deposit $2400.00, RENTALS WANTED hauling. 962-6084 by Pine Mountain Lake Association. Lot next 4 – oil lamps for patio/deck. truck chipper, stump grinder, VACATION RENTALS 408/482-7724 OR 408/323-8567 Wholesale 1 year lease. Non Smokers only. HOME CARE door also available (#62) 5 feet high, NEW 3BD, 2BA HOME with large walk-in liability insurance, local to the Public RE/MAX Yosemite Gold 962-7180 closet in master bedroom, nice E X C E L L E N T T E N A N T S references, Responsible, Comm’l/Residential 3 - brass and glass hanging lamps, w/excellent credit and rental LINDA’S LOVING CARE PANORAMIC LAKEFRONT Unit 2 Lot 20, Ferretti Road, one 4 ft., and three 2 ft. kitchen appliances, faux hardwood Reputable, Reasonable, LIFE’S A BEACH! Great Quality/Price floors in kitchen and living areas, history looking for homes to rent. Local, Reliable, Caring and boat dock, decks, air, 3bd/2ba, Vacation at our Groveland, California some picture frames and pictures Reliable, Rapid Service. B e a u t i f u l S p r i n g ACS Marine, Inc. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Fireplace, carpet needs repair, 2100 feet of Owner approves tenant before Responsible - Caring for a 209-878-3828 Tropical Paradise $7,500 - price reduced! and various other articles. Garage, Walk to beach. $1,250/mo. placement. Call Yo s e m i te loved one - House sitting V iews 650/961-6334 962-7604 open living area. Large over-sized cell 209-402-9797 in sunny Ewa Beach, 209-465-1700 962-0718 garage with high and wide door. You Region Resorts. 800/962-4765 - House cleaning - Rides Oahu, Hawaii BUY ALL THREE AT A DISCOUNT www.acsmarine.com can enter the garage, close the door, to Doctor’s appt., etc. Call NaniMoanaHale.com then enter the home. This is a safe SERVICES Linda 209-985-2363 cell RENTAL HOME 3Bd/2Ba, (209)962-4396 Starcraft pop-up tent trailer Your service is valuable but W/D, Central Heat/AC, Cable, BUSINESS RENTALS PML- 3 Bd/3 Ba/1 Level, and secure entry for a lady. Asking only if people know what EXCELLENT CONDITION 1400 sq ft, 2 car garage CLEANING LANDSCAPING Near Lake 209/632-9444 3 M O N T H S F R E E R E N T Sleeps 4-6. Sink, 3-burner stove, $1200 per month on a lease basis. you can do to help them. w/breezeway, on 1-acre. 209-962-0718 List your service here. Now leasing space in Greeley refrigerator and built-in porta-potty. New paint, carpet, window coverings. WHITE GLOVE CLEANING SUTTON’S LANDSCAPE & Additional lots for sale by PMLA Hill Square. Recently renovated $3,950. Information (209) 962-7748 Call 962-0342 Must See. $1200. per month. HOMES FOR SALE Specializing in MAINTENANCE, C27 #483019 commercial office / retail center.Great or (510) 357-8016 Call Tracy 962-7180 Environmentally Safe Products Design, Installation & visibility, ample paved parking & NOTICE TAXIWAY HOME 3 bdrm, 2 ba, large Chemical / Allergy Free Maintenance COSTA’S TREE SOLUTIONS low rates. Residential / Business / Construction Renovation & Clean-ups Steve Costa, Owner 6/57 Unit A: 2500sf at $1625/mo. BOAT - 1988 GALAXY 17’ OPEN BOW hangar. 2152 sq. ft. Woodside Way, 2 BD W/CARPORT. in Greeley Hill. horses OK. Call Larry Jobe, Realtor Windows, Pressure Washing Tree, Shrub & Lawn [email protected] Unit B: 450sf at $310/mo. Fish or Ski, 4.3 V6 Outdrive 209-962-5631 Planting/Replacement Fully Insured/Bonded New Ads, Changes & Cancellations 5/212 Unit C: 550sf at $357.50/mo. Excellent Condition $4,000 $400/mo, includes water. (209) 962-5501, DRE#01444727 Yosemite Region Resorts 962-4396 Entertainment & Pool Area C.C.L. #818373 3/24 Unit D: 650sf at $422.50/mo. 209-571-0340 or 209-962-1821 Landscape 209-962-4468 are due by the 15th of the month. Owner/Broker 962-5252 HOUSECLEANING – reliable, Decks, Patios, Walkways Cell 209-768-4469 HELP WANTED TAXIWAY HOME & HANGAR Please remember, classified ads 3/57 Apt for Rent – 1 bd, 1 ba, 3Bd/2.5 Ba, Mediterranean style. hourly rates. Your supplies Seating & Retaining Walls Certified Arborist #WE7496A or ours. 209/962-4396 Stamped & Colored Concrete COMMERCIAL LEASE OPPORTUNITY WELCOME TO kitchenette, in-law quarters, private See Virtual Tour at run, and you will be billed, 6/118 entrance. Washer, dryer, cable and www.yosemitearearealtors.com Pavers, Flagstone, Brick near PML Airport. Corner of Ferretti Rd COLDWELL BANKER COUNTRY! Arbors, Pergolas, Gazebos WEEDEATING 7/61 & Elderberry. Excellent professional Now hiring in the 4 Coldwell Banker Wi-Fi included. $500 408-315-1880 Larry Jobe, Realtor (209) 962-5501 until you contact us, [email protected] JTM CLEANING COMPANY, Interior Water Features office or commercial retail. Approx. offices. Groveland, Greeley Hill, Lake & Exterior Professional Cleaning Irrigation & Drainage WEEDEATING, HAULING, 7/283 1100 sq ft, flexible floor plan with pri- Don Pedro and Mariposa are expanding Service, licensed & bonded, we offer a Landscape Lighting LOT AND YARD clean up, cancel your ad and vate and open space, central heat their staff of real estate professionals. 12998 Jackson Mill Road LAND FOR SALE 2 bd, 1 ba Chalet in PML full range of cleaning services for your Outdoor Kitchens landscape, maintenance, on-site & air. Paved parking, easy delivery You choose the location and we will home, office, cabin, rentals, and new 209-244-3500 burning, deck refinishing and receive a cancellation #. access, spacious outside decks and pay for your state-required courses full kitchen, open living area, call Tish at ReMax 962-7180 EZ BUILD LOT very gentle slope, construction. Guaranteed lowest rate repair, Chimney Cleaning, Call for prices. storage, landscaped and maintained, and give you free training. with guaranteed results. FREE estimates, reasonable Call Judi @ 962-0342 to place, PML Amenity use. Call for lease rate. Ask for Chris or John 962-5252 close walk to Marina, on street of very nice homes, 209-588-8692, cell 209-768-8694 rates, excellent references. Ask for John, Owner/Broker, [email protected] change, or cancel your ad. 209-962-6014 no neighbors on either side, PLACE YOUR HOME FOR RENT OR HOME FOR SALE AD HERE $5900 OBO incl plans 13/345 209/962-7681 CALL 962-0342 831-682-5333 BUY IT – SELL IT – OR GIVE IT AWAY – ADVERTISE HERE 962-0342 WANT CUSTOMERS? LIST YOUR SERVICE HERE – CALL 962-0342 Delivering on the Promise Since 1966

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20771 Big Foot – 4/322 RENOVATED HOME near the Lake Lodge & beach. 3bd, 2ba, 2-car garage. New 20707 Point View – 4/262 CHARMING MOUN- roof, double-pane windows, garage door, decks, gut- TAIN HOME with 3bd, 2ba, 2276sf and attached 2-car ters, interior/exterior paint, carpet, cabinets and vanities garage. Many custom features & renovated kitchen and all updated in 2005. $249,900 #20103621 sun room. The private deck has a hot tub, so you can   relax under the stars! $289,000 #20103883      

19566 Chaffee – 1/89 ON THE 15TH FAIRWAY! Remodeled, ranch-style home shows like brand new.  19762 Butler – 8/218 VACATION CABIN in the 3bd, 2ba, oversized 2-car garage with potential as a  mountains. Cute 2bd, 2ba, 1048sf home. Open-beam, rec/game room. New, flagstone patio & front entry. vaulted ceiling, fireplace, heat pump for a/c. Large Hardwood floors. Extraordinary golf course & moun-  concrete floor storage room under house. Newer Trex tain views! $359,500 #20110486  decking with ramp. $169,000 #20110493

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19675 Golden Rock - 1/209 GOLF COURSE & 20264 Little Valley – 13/213 STUCCO HOME. Open 12942 Mueller – 2/82 ALMOST COMPLETED. It’s 19759 Pine Mtn Dr – UPGRADED HOME with MOUNTAIN views from the covered deck of this living & dining, with fireplace. Sliders open to spacious time for the Buyer to pick cabinets & flooring. Built with guest quarters downstairs. Two-levels, 4bd, 3ba, with home. 3bd, 2-1/2 baths, 2240sf, with 2-car garage back deck. Master suite on main level. Upstairs has efficient Structural Insulated Panels. Private, main bdrm 2-car garage. Covered, enclosed deck, work-out room. and water-proofed decking. Hot tub on concrete patio. 2bd & full bath, plus plenty of storage. Very functional with jetted tub. 1000sf basement could be shop or studio RV & boat parking area. Very near Pine Mountain Lake Oversized 2-car garage. Near most amenities. $249,750 kitchen, with loads of cupboards. Has been on the vaca- apt. Make your offer today! $265,000 #20103513  Marina and beach area. $298,997 #20110492 #20103512 tion rental program! $190,000 #20103317 

John Stone Chris Lake Bjorn Wahman James Nagle Krystal Bigger Liz Mattingly Rob Stone Kathleen Love Berit Brown Kim Medeiros Brenda Zuniga Mary Ann Avalos Caprice Epps Owner/Broker Broker Assoc./Mgr. Broker Assoc. Realtor GRI, Realtor Broker Assoc. Realtor Realtor GRI Broker Assoc. Realtor Realtor Realtor LDP Property Mgr. PINE MTN/GROVELAND GREELEY HILL LAKE DON PEDRO MARIPOSA 18687 Main St., P.O. Box 848 6423 Greeley Hill Rd. 14375 Las Moras St. 5065 Hwy. 140 Groveland, CA 95321 Greeley Hill, CA 95311 La Grange, CA 95329 Mariposa, CA 95338 209/962-5252 209/878-3456 209/852-2255 209/742-7000