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Weather: Sunny with highs in the low to mid 60’s and lows in the low 40’s.
Register your phone numbers and/or emails with Ready Kern to receive phone calls and/or Emails regarding any emergency. Go to www.readykern.com. or come into the clubhouse and pick up a flyer that’s by the front door and fill out to mail back. They will notify you if anything is happening close by that we need to be aware of i.e.: Fire, flash flood warnings etc. Friday night: The Rich Herman Band will be in the Lounge at 7pm. (Mix of Rock & Motown Soul) Saturday: Karson City Rebels will entertain us at 7pm in the lounge. (Mix of Country & Rock n Roll) Guitar Society meets Thursday at 4pm in the Pool Pavilion. Armature Radio Club has changed their meeting day to the third Sunday of every month. This month they will meet Sunday the 17th 2-4pm in the pool pavilion. Vicky Kraft is the Let’s live Local Pellet co-op person. Her ph # is 242-6988 if you would like to order pellets thru the co-op. They will be doing orders (if there’s enough demand) in November, January and February. House Decorating Contest: We will be having a contest for exterior House Decorating as well as offering contestants to allow all PMC residents to view the decorated houses. Decorations can be placed starting Thanksgiving weekend. Please come by the office to pick up an entry form if you would like to participate. All entries will be judged between Sunday Dec. 15th and Saturday Dec 21st between the hours of 6pm-10pm by the Rec. Committee. Winner will be announced at the New Year’s Eve Party and will receive a $50.00 gift certificate. All houses that sign up to be viewed by PMC residents, a list with addresses only will be compiled and available at the clubhouse for residents to pick up starting on Monday Dec 16th. Lights to be on from 6pm to 10pm. See more info on the flyers in the Clubhouse. Effective Dec 7th the Business Office will be open on Saturdays from 8-3pm (closed for lunch 12-1). Reminder from the EC Dept: if you are doing any kind of work to the outside of your house (roof, painting, decks, shed, adding a garage etc.) you need to come by the EC office and speak with them. There are permits required for many projects, and guidelines that must be followed as per PMCPOA CCR’s and the environmental Control Code. Busy season is starting at the Post Office, catalogs & advertisements are taking up a lot of room. Please try to pick up your mail a little more often if possible. They are having difficulty stuffing those small boxes. They would be very appreciative and things would run smoother for everyone. Employment Opportunities: Server Bartender / Cocktail Server Cook Recreation / Pool Attendant Stable Hand Please see details of the jobs that are posted on the board across from the front desk in the clubhouse lobby and come by the office for an application. Transit News: Kern Transit will be making some schedule changes effective November 4th. Route 210 and Route 130 will both be seeing changes. New printed schedules are in the clubhouse lobby and in PMC’s two bus shelters. We have a Toys for Tots Box in the Club House Lobby for NEW unopened Toys. All Toys collected goes to children who live here on the mountain. Let’s make a local Child’s Christmas a little better. Per the Mountain Enterprise - there will be an Internet Safety Meeting for all Community Parents – Keep your cybersurfing kids safe on the internet – an internet safety meeting for Parents on Thursday November 14th at 5pm at the El Tejon School Gym Presented by the Kern County Sheriffs. This event is open to all the community including parents and staff from all schools, charter and homeschoolers. This is sensitive information, so please leave your small ones at home. Some daycare will be available at El Tejon School. Please plan to be there, let’s keep our kids safe. FUTURE: Poetry Night: On the 1st Thursday of every Month, Adventure Ink and Artworks Community Gallery in PMC are sponsoring “Poetry Night” where all ages are welcome to read their own poems, or a poem they particularly like, or just come and listen. Readings begin at 6pm. The next one is on December 5th at the Artworks Community Gallery (in the Village) Artflix at Artworks (in the Village) Showing the movie “Woman in Gold”, on Thursday November 21st at 6:30pm (Free). Sixty years after she fled Vienna during WWII, an elderly Jewish woman, Maria Altmann, starts her journey to retrieve family possessions seized by the Nazis, among them, Gustav Klimt’s famous painting, “The Lady in Gold” this film, released in 2015 was directed by Simon Curtis. It stars Helen Mirren, Ryan Reynolds, Daniel Bruhl, and Katie Holmes. Pro-Shop Holiday Open House and Sale -- Saturday November 23rd 9-7pm. PMC Hats, PMC Outerwear and Glassware. Get a head start on your Holiday shopping. Wine Tasting 4:30 to 7pm. Tree Lighting Ceremony in the Clubhouse Parking lot is Friday November 29th at 5:45pm. Join us for free Hot Chocolate, Christmas Cookies and a Christmas Carol Sing Along. Lights go on at 6pm. Holiday Craft Fair - Saturday November 30th 10-3pm in the Clubhouse. 45 Vendors will fill 4 rooms in the clubhouse. Get some of your Christmas shopping done by finding some unique handmade gifts. Breakfast with Santa will be Dec 7th in the Lounge. 9th annual Christmas in the Village – Saturday December 14th. Parade starts at 11:30am and Leads thru PMC Village to the gazebo where families can visit Santa, take photos and enjoy live entertainment. One stop Kid’s shop opens at 1:30pm where kids can purchase family gifts starting at 25 cents per item.
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The chill is here. The skies are brilliant blue. A light breeze bends trees and tickles the air. You'd know it was fall only by the leaves tossing at your heels. That is all we know.
The fires are SoCal are out there, somewhere. The news spins one after another and we remain here in what feels like a normal, calm day. We are blessed to be here and know folks out there may be looking for a pace to get away. Come on and visit! I've been asked about insurance and the truth of the matter is, insurers are having a hard time anywhere in California recently due to the fire situation. Still, my home here costs me about 20% of what it would if it were a couple hours away. Is it really a larger cost overall if we don't pay much for the rest of what we have? And still, we get that AND the comfort of knowing we wake to silence, considerably less if not any crime, and the knowledge that a better life has been attained. We feel for those who are in need and going thru tough times due to the fires. Things will get better all around; fires will go out, insurance companies will come back, life will go on. We only pray that folks are safe wherever they are. If you are one of the folks needing a safe place, stop by and say hello. We'd love to chat. Anthony & Kim Once again we find ourselves watching the seasons change out our office windows. We are so blessed to be able to call Pine Mtn Club our home (and office). Folks pop in and chat or play backgammon and we joke about the day. About how it cannot get any better.
This weeks schedule and upcoming events:
Thursday Night Dinner will be a Chicken Piccata with White Wine, Lemon & Butter Sauce with Capers. Served with Cilantro Rice and a Salad. $9.99 in the Lounge at 5pm. No Live Music in the Lounge on Friday or Saturday due to the Rock N Roll Musical. Rec Room is only open on Saturday and Sundays 12-6pm until Winter Break. Business Office closed for lunch: Starting September 3rd the Business office will close Mon-Fri from 12-1 pm for lunch. This will not affect other departments. Kern Transit News: An instruction sheet on how to ride the new Santa Clarita Bus is available in the rack next to the bus schedules in the clubhouse lobby and in both PMC bus shelters. Monday Night Football is back!!! 5pm in the lounge. Great Tailgate Food available for purchase and Happy Hour drink prices. Come root for your favorite team!! Guitar Society meets Thursday at 4pm in the Pool Pavilion. CERT meets Saturday at 10am in the Condor Room. Garden Club meets Saturday at 3pm in the Pool Pavilion Seed Exchange – The PMC Garden Club is hosting a Seed Exchange on Sunday Sept 15th from 10 to 3pm in the Pool Pavilion. Come donate or exchange extra gardening seeds! The seeds can be flowers or veggies and fruit and can be locally harvested or extras that have been purchased from stores. Seeds and attendance are free. Rock n Roll Reunion Musical --- September 13,14,15 & Sept 20th. 7:30pm performances except 2pm on Sept 15th in the Condor Room at the Clubhouse. Tickets are $15.00 available at the Clubhouse front office or on-line at https://rock-n-roll-reunion.square.site. Proceeds to benefit “Aging in Place” in PMC. Please see flyer in Clubhouse lobby. The Transfer site will be staying open late on Thursday nights (till 7pm). FUTURE: From the Pro-shop: Friday night Scramble schedule is as follows: The dates are every other Friday 5pm. Please call the pro-shop to sign up 661-242-3734. It is a $5 buy-in and an optional $2 closest to the hole. The next dates are as followes: September 20th October 4th Artflix at Artworks 3rd Thursday of each month (in the Village). This months movie will be “The Maiden Heist” on September 19th 6:30pm (FREE) - A fun movie night with an art-themed caper starring some of Hollywood’s greats. When Security Guards at an art museum hear that their favorite artworks are being sent to another museum, they concoct a plan to switch the real masterpieces with fakes, What can go wrong?! Featuring Morgan Freeman, Christopher Walken, William H. Macy and Marcia Gay Harden. Next free wood giveaway - September 20th and October 25th at the corner of Mil Potrero and Symonds. Save the dates Flu shot clinic at the clubhouse in October – Date tbd Community Yard Sale – October 5th Kids Halloween Party - Friday October 25th Adult Halloween Party – Saturday October 26th Holiday Craft Fair - Saturday November 30th Weather: Sunny and warm with highs in the upper 70’s to low 80’s.
The Forest Service has put the fire danger as HIGH for this area. Please be extra Careful, ** Please do not flick your cigarettes butts out the car window or toss on the ground, they could cause a wildfire that would destroy homes and lives. Please remind your friends and neighbors. Life as we know it would be gone with just one careless flick of a cigarette. Thursday Night Dinner will be Pepper Steak with Rice and a salad. $9.99, 5pm in the Lounge. Friday Night we will have Jukebox Friday 7pm in the Lounge. Saturday Night: Hollywood Hillbillies will entertain us 7pm in the Lounge (County, Country Rock) This Wednesday they will be doing crafts in the rec room from 3 to 5pm. This week they will be making Muscle System hand crafts. Committee Meetings: Rec Committee meets Thursday 10:30am in the Lounge. Greens and Grounds Committee meets Friday 9am in the Pro-shop Environmental Control Committee meets Friday at 2pm in the Condor Room Governing Docs Committee meets Saturday 9am in the Pool Pavilion Planning Committee Meets Saturday 1pm in the Pool Pavilion Pool is open. Please see schedule in the Club house lobby. You will need to sign a pool waiver and have your member/guest cards with current 18/19 or 19/20 stickers on them. Most of the Fish have been returned to Ferns Lake. It’s an ongoing process, please be patient. Reminder: Barbless hooks only, it’s a catch and release lake! Sign up for Line Dancing classes that starts August 6th thru the 22nd on Tuesdays and Thursdays, it will be cancelled if a minimum of 15 people does not sign up. 5-6pm is beginners $40.00 and 6-7pm is intermediate $40.00. Call the Office 661-242-3788 or come by to sign up. We are looking for volunteers to help with the Condor Mailing on the Last Wednesday of each month at 9am for 2-3 hours. If you’re interested please call Gail at the Business Office 661-242-3788. Important: Per Article 7: Rules regarding Wildlife. The feeding of bears, mountain Lions, bobcats, raccoons, foxes and/or coyotes is strictly prohibited on any lot or other portion of the Pine Mountain Development. This prohibition will be strictly enforced. The association shall investigate all reports of feeding wildlife and if deemed a violation, a citation shall be issued and the Department of Fish and Wildlife shall be notified. Employment Opportunities: Server Stable Hand/Maintenance Worker Please see details of the jobs that are posted on the board across from the front desk in the clubhouse lobby and come by the office for an application. The Transfer site will be staying open late on Thursday nights (till 7pm). Please remember, don’t use Round up or any poison on weeds in your yard. Deer and rabbits eat those. Summer Camps: We still have room for the following camps for Kids. Soccer, Writing Poetry, Beginners Tennis, and Art. These are all $30.00 per camp per student. We also have Horsemanship at the EQ center for $60.00 an hour. Please see the flyer in the clubhouse lobby for dates and times of each camp. Fiesta Days – Friday August 2nd to Sunday August 4th at the Frazier Mtn Park in Frazier. Fun for the whole family. Rides, Craft Booths etc. Free Admission & Parking. Reminder: It is against the rules to collect firewood on Association Property without permission from the EC Officer. Good News--You can pay your assessment on-line now! Website Assessment payment instructions
The Assessment amount for 19/20 is $1,604.00. To avoid late fees, it must be paid in full by September 16th 5pm. You can mail a check to PO Box P. Pine Mountain Club, CA 93222, come by the office, call us with a credit card or use the website to pay. Pickleball has moved its Monday start time to 8am and will still also meet at 7pm on Wednesdays on the tennis/pickleball court. FUTURE: From the Pro-shop: Friday night Scramble schedule is as follows: The dates are every other Friday 5pm. Please call the pro-shop to sign up 661-242-3734. It is a $5 buy-in and an optional $2 closest to the hole. The dates are as followed: August 9th August 23rd September 6th September 20th October 4th Water Aerobics starts up again August 5th. It will be every Monday and Wednesday 9-10am. It will run for 4 weeks. Last class is Wednesday August 28th. Family Movie Night – Thursday August 8th on the Golf Course 8pm. The Movie will be “Ralph Breaks the Internet”. Bring chairs or blanket and snacks. No glass containers and please pick up any wrappers or trash when you leave. Family Swim Night – Friday August 9th 6-10pm at the PMC Pool. Hot Dogs, Chips and Beverages will be available for Purchase. Comedy Night - Friday August 9th 7pm in the Condor Room featuring Howard Berger. He has performed in Comedy clubs, parties and corporate events. He has written for Rodney Dangerfield and others and has been on VH1. Tickets are $10.00. Come by the PMC office or call 661-242-3788 to purchase. The Home Security Fair is August 10th in the Clubhouse – Condor Room 8-11am. Home Security is a crime prevention program which enlists the active participation of residents in cooperation with local police to prevent and reduce crime in Pine Mountain Club. Some of the vendors that are going to attend include: Crime prevention from a sheriff Self Defense Instructor Alarm Installer K9 Specialist Child safety specialist Run to the Pines Car show - Saturday August 10th in the Pine Mountain Village. www.runtothepinesautoshow.com/ Artflix at Artworks (in the village) August 15th - they will be showing “Mr. Turner” one of Britain’s most revered painters. This film is a rich portrait of a complex, contradictory man whose relationships with his family, fellow artists, and lovers were often as turbulent as the canvasses he painted. The film depicts Turner’s last 25 years of his life. FREE Everything Exchange is August 25th at the Tennis court Parking lot. 10-3pm. Small household items, music, books, office items, computer software, jewelry, knick knacks, lines, rugs, small tools, sports equipment, toys, games, etc. etc.. A community swap meet where you can give, take or both for free! To donate items call Pam 661-242-2035 or Tara 661-242- 6901. Sierra Club will meet August 25th 5-7pm in the Pool Pavilion. PMC Songwriting Festival – Live Performances, master classes and workshops by world class music industry veterans. All Proceeds benefit “Aging in Place” in PMC. Concert on September 7th only $15.00 in advance or $25.00 at the door. Purchase online, pmcsongfest.com or at the PMC clubhouse front office. See website for schedule of classes and workshops. See flyer in Clubhouse lobby. Rock n Roll Reunion Musical --- September 13,14,15 & Sept 20th. 7:30pm performances except 2pm on Sept 15th in the Condor Room at the Clubhouse. Tickets are $15.00 available at the Clubhouse front office or on-line at https://rock-n-roll-reunion.square.site. Proceeds to benefit “Aging in Place” in PMC. Please see flyer in Clubhouse lobby. Save the dates Country Hoedown - Sunday – September 1st Kids Halloween Party - Friday October 25th Adult Halloween Party – Saturday October 26th Holiday Craft Fair - Saturday November 30th Reminder to make other plans if you need to go somewhere on the days that your street is being resurfaced as you cannot drive on it till it sets. It will damage the road and your car! Go off the hill early and come back after 7pm, just stay home or park your car at your friends who lives close by (with their permission of course) whose road is not being done and walk to your car if you need to get out on those days (I did that and it worked out very well). If you have renters or guests, please make sure they know.
Street Schedule for road resurfacing is as follows: Monday July 22 7am-7pm Aspen Ct. Juniper Ct. Azalea Linden Dr. Linden Ct. Tuesday July 23 7am-7pm Matterhorn Alpen ct. Rhine Ct. Antelope Dom Ct. Live Oak Wednesday July 24th 7am- 7pm Azalea Aspen Ct. Juniper Ct. Linden Dr Linden Ct. Ashwood Ct. Hickory Ct. Alder Ct. Thursday July 25th 7am – 7pm Acacia Dr. Live Oak Matterhorn Golden Ln. Alpen Ct. Rhine Ct. Overlook Ct. Dom Ct. Antelope Just around the corner you'll find it. The 4th. Waiting for you or your loved ones to recall it fondly later. How incredible it was. It's approaching and what you plan to do now will become someones fond memory.
This years celebrations will be filled with sunshine, family, music, BBQ, dance, and so much more. Kim and I will be relaxing on the greens and listening to the music, shaking hands with friends, enjoying the day as we often do. Please stop by and say "hello." Anthony & Kim Summertime and the living is easy. . . at least here on the hill.
We are so blessed to live in such a fantastic location. Yesterday reminded me once again with a short hop into Bakersfield. The temps there broke 102 degrees. The thick air and bumper to bumper traffic, the store was filled with people who seemed angry. We ran home and immediately upon exiting the freeway my pulse declined as I brought the window down to the cool fresh air smashing my cheeks. At home it was a mild 72 degrees when we arrived. There were no sounds. No people around us. Nothing but us and our dog, Bentley. And this folks is exactly how I love it. Why I love it. Come on down and visit soon! Anthony What an incredible month April was. We held our annual client journey to the Tejon Ranch to see the wildflowers. Those who were able to attend took some amazing pictures as always. It is the one single day Kim and I plan well ahead of time and take "off" every year and we share it with our clients. We thank all our other clients for allowing us that time. It truly shows just how amazing the folks moving up here truly are. Thank you all again for giving us that day!
May begins the season that makes us all smile! With Lilac Festival just around the corner Kim and I are very busy preparing. This year we sponsored the event to insure they have a program for all who attend. We have also sponsored the PMC Guitar Society booth. Please stop by the weekend of the 18th and see us and them! ... The number of full timers continues to climb here on the hill which means more families and more children. Events are beginning with concert-on-the-greens on various Saturdays between 4 - 6:30 pm. If you come and join in on the event you'll see a huge rise in the children population; more smiles and games. The weather is near perfect and we wake every day feeling absolutely blessed to be a small part of this amazing community. Thank you all for helping make us who we are. Stop in and say hello, soon! Anthony & Kim Friday Night we will be entertained by "Brian and Dave” (Classic Rock) 8:30pm in the Lounge (after the Comedy Night)
Saturday night: Karson City Rebels (Mix of Country & Rock) 7-11pm in the Lounge. Committee Meetings: Saturday 9am – Emer. Prep. Committee meets in the Condor Room Guitar Society meets Thursday at 4pm in the Pool Pavilion CERT meets at 10am Saturday in the Condor Room Garden Club meets Saturday at 3pm in the Pool Pavilion Thursday Night Dinner will be Pork Chops in Gravy with Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes. 5pm in the Lounge Employment Opportunities: Server Bartender/Cocktail Server Cook Stable Hand Transfer Site Operator Please see details of the jobs that are posted on the board across from the front desk in the clubhouse lobby and come by the office for an application. Comedy Night - Friday April 12th 7pm in the Condor Room. Peter Spruyt is a multi-talented Los Angeles based actor, stand-up comedian and writer with guest starring credits on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine", "Better Off Ted", and My Name is Earl". Tickets are only $10. (adults Only) available at the front office in the clubhouse or call 661-242-3788. Job Fair at the Pine Mountain Club Clubhouse Condor Room on Saturday April 13th 2-4pm. Multiple local business's will be attending. Some are: Carl’s Jr., Black Bear Diner, Mil Potrero Water Company, Peak to Peak School, Arnold Abram Construction, Cottage Gardens, Maureen's Natural House Cleaning and all Departments of PMCPOA. Applications will be available and bring your resume. Driving Tips for Older Adults workshop April 14th. The Aging in Place Task Force is coordinating with the CHP to present a workshop on ways to drive more safely as we age. 3:30pm in the Pool Pavilion. All are invited and welcome. We are looking for donations of bags of Easter Candy to fill the Easter Eggs (for the egg hunt) with. If you would like to donate, please bring them by the front office, it would be much appreciated. CPR/AED & First-Aid Training: Presented by PairO'Medics Course: Heartsaver CPR/AED (Adult, Child and Infant) Saturday – April 12th 9am-1pm Location: Pine Mountain Christian Community Church Activity Center 16281 Askin Drive, PMC. Cost is $65.00 per student. Cost includes course manual and certification card. Contact us if interested at: Pairomedics@yahoo.com or text/call at (661)289-1577. If interested, please leave your name, phone number and email address Now Showing at the Artworks Community Galley (In the Village) – an artistic collaboration of paintings and poetry by Jeanette Richardson Herring and Linda Osburn. Kathleen Weinstein and Victoria Hungerhurst, will be hosting every 1st and 3rd Monday 5:30-7:30pm a “Make Art not War” event where we encourage all creatives to come and create together. From crafting, to painting, to drawing, to poetry, to music whatever it is that is your form of expression. The Rec Room will be open all week during Spring Break starting April 15th Noon-6pm. Future: Painting with Friends at the Artworks Community Gallery (in the Village). April 25th at 6pm to reserve your spot, text Pam @ 661-755-9955. The Class is $30.00 with $5.00 donation for wine and cheese. Internationally Celebrated Guitarists Nathan Towne and Tony Harmon in a Benefit Concert Thursday, May 16 @ 6pm in the Condor Room. Tickets can be purchased online at: http://pmcguitarsociety.com/ and also at the door ($10 ea.) (YourHomeOnTheHill.com is proud to be their flagship and main sponsor). Don't miss the opportunity to hear these two in concert. They have been asked to perform at the celebrated Trianon Theater in San Jose Ca. and will be heading there the day after this show. Proceeds will benefit this year’s Guitar Fest! Concert on the Greens featuring Incendio. Save the Dates: Artflix at Artworks (In the village) Thursday April 18th 6:30 pm-8:00 pm FREE “Restless Creature” An Intimate portrait of prima ballerina Wendy Whelan as she prepares to leave the New York City Ballet after a record-setting three decades with the company. Basecamp will present “Strictly Comedy” on Friday April 19th and Saturday April 20th at 7pm Tickets are $5.00. Comedy skits performed and written by local PMC Actors and Writers. Meet the Candidates running for the Board, April 27th 1-3pm in the Condor room and again May 10th 7-9pm in the Condor Room. Easter Brunch - Sunday April 21st. Buffet with Spiral Cut Ham carving station and salad bar. Please see flyer in clubhouse lobby for more info. Tickets available at the front office in the clubhouse. $18.00 for Adults and $8.00 for kids 4-12 years old. Easter Egg Hunt - April 21st at Lampkin Park 1pm sharp! Sierra Club will start meeting again on April 28th 2-5 pm in the Pool Pavilion. Coffee with a Cop May 4th 9-12pm in the Condor Room. Lilac Festival - May 18th and 19th in the Pine Mountain Village. http://pmclilacfestival.com/ Keep Me Wild presentation May 19th 5-6:30 pm in the Condor Room presented by wildlife Biologist Abby Gwinn & Natural Resource Volunteers. Learn to live with Local Wildlife. Questions and answers, photo presentation, laws & Legal ramifications. Next Household Hazardous Waste Drop will be Saturday May 25th 9-12 pm in Lebec Pool opens Memorial Day Weekend. Community Appreciation Day will be July 27th. More details to follow. Run to the Pines Car show - Saturday August 10th in the Pine Mountain Village. www.runtothepinesautoshow.com/ Friday Night: Entertainment by Steve Hill (country, master fiddle player) at 7pm in the Lounge.
Saturday night: Motor City will be in the lounge 7-11pm (Rock and Country) The Condor Café will be serving Pork Chops in Gravy with Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes Thursday 28th - night at 5pm for $9.99. Artworks Community Gallery (in the Village) (check out Artworks Facebook page for more info) Artflix Night: Thurs. April 18th @ 6:30-8 pm ""Restless Creature" An intimate portrait of prima ballerina Wendy Whelan. New show starting March 29th - An artistic collaboration of paintings and poetry by Jeanette Richardson Herring and Linda Osburn . Painting with Pam and Friends Thursday March 28th @ 6 pm Cost is $30.00 per person which includes all art supplies (kids 12 Years and older are welcome. Call Pam at 661-245-3444 to reserve your spot. We will be having a two-act musical presented by Speak Easy theater Club called Rock ‘n Roll Reunion. Dates are April 26th,27th, May 3rd and May 4th at 7:30pm in the Condor Room. There will be a pre-show entertainment by Vince Vinay at 7 pm. On April 28th there will be a matinee at 2 pm. Tickets are $15.00 available at the Business office or https://rock-n-roll-reunion.weebly.com. Proceeds to benefit “Aging in Place” in PMC Internationally Celebrated Guitarists Nathan Towne and Tony Harmon in a Benefit Concert Thursday, May 16 @ 6pm in the Condor Room. Tickets can be purchased online at: http://pmcguitarsociety.com/ and also at the door ($10 ea.) Don't miss the opportunity to hear these two in concert. They have been asked to perform at the celebrated Trianon Theater in San Jose Ca. and will be heading there the day after this show. Proceeds will benefit this year’s Guitar Fest! Concert on the Greens featuring Incendio. We are looking for a few donations of bags of Easter Candy to fill the Easter Eggs (for the Egg Hunt) with. If you would like to donate, please bring them by the front office, it would be much appreciated. Save the Dates: Spring Clothing Exchange – Sunday April 7th 10-3 pm in the Condor room. This event is sponsored by Let's Live Local and offers a chance to clean out your closet, or just come by and shop. This clothing exchange is for the community, where you can give, take, or both for FREE. Job Fair at the Pine Mountain Club Clubhouse Condor Room on Saturday April 13th 2-4 pm - Multiple local business's will be attending, Applications will be available and bring your resume. Driving Tips for Older Adults workshop April 14th. The Aging in Place Task Force is coordinating with the CHP to present a workshop on ways to drive more safely as we age. 3:30 pm in the Pool Pavilion. AT&T Town Hall meeting April 27th 10-12 pm. in the Condor Room Meet the Candidates running for the Board, April 27th 1-3 pm in the Condor Room. Easter Brunch Sunday April 21st. Buffet with Spiral Cut Ham carving station and salad bar. Please see flyer in clubhouse lobby. Tickets available at the front office in the clubhouse. $18.00 for Adults and $8.00 for kids 4-12 years old. Easter Egg Hunt April 21st at Lampkin Park 1 pm Sharp!! Sierra Club will start meeting again starting April 28th 2-5 pm in the Pool Pavilion . Lilac Festival - May 18th and May 19th in the Pine Mountain Village http://pmclilacfestival.com/ Keep me Wild Presentation May 19th 5-6:30 pm in the Condor Room Presented by Wildlife Biologist Abby Gwinn & Natural Resource Volunteers. Learn to live with Local Wildlife. Questions and Answers, Photo Presentation, Laws & Legal Ramifications. Pool Opens Memorial Day Weekend *** The Pine Mountain Commercial Center has cancelled Wine in the pines for this year, Hopefully it will be back next year. Run to the Pines Car Show – Saturday August 10th in the Pine Mountain Village. The air is still a bit chilly. winter has lingered long enough.
As the snow melts at the feet of the trees, in the shady spots and covered areas we watch. Critters are waking and sprouts are breaking through the ground surface. it is that time soon where the wild flowers stretch for the heavens. There is nothing more to do than sit back and let the new year truly begin. Kim and I have been busy booking appointments and we are definitely looking forward to these folks becoming new neighbors and friends. Spring has sprung and we are in awe of what is ahead. Reach out and say hello if you're in the village. Anthony & Kim We are expecting snow this weekend. If cars are parked on the street, your street will not be plowed. The plows slip and slide on ice and could run into any cars parked on the street. To be on the safe side for our drivers, they will not plow your street if a car/cars are parked on the street. Per Association Rule Article 6: 6.06 in part reads “Parking on Association roads, including unpaved as well as paved portions thereof, is not permitted.”
If you’re going to be gone from your home for a couple of days or more, remember to leave the heat on low or leave a trickle of water running to avoid the surprise of frozen pipes. Make sure all your pipes under your house and the ones goings into your home are well insulated. Does the clubhouse have your most current Phone Number? If they need to reach you due to a broken water pipe that is observed by someone in your neighborhood and there is no number on file with them they can’t reach you in a timely manner. Acoustic Friday Feb 15th: Karaoke with Brain Burwell starts at 8:30pm in the Condor Room Saturday night, Feb 16th: Entertainment by Natalie Wattre (Folk Rock & Acoustic) 7-11pm in the Lounge Time to renew your Archery Club membership. Membership is Jan 1st – Dec 31st. $15.00 for individual or $20.00 for family. Drop in the Business office to sign up or renew. Employment Opportunities: Server Bartender/Cocktail Server Cook Stable Hand Clubhouse Maintenance/Custodial Please see details of the jobs that are posted, on the board across from the front desk in the clubhouse lobby and drop by the office for an application. Committee Meetings: Budget & Finance meets Wednesday 13th at 5pm in the Pool Pavilion Board Meeting is Saturday 16th at 10am in the Condor Room Guitar Society meets Thursday 14th at 4-5pm in the Pool Pavilion Amateur Radio Club meets Friday 15th 6pm in the Pool Pavilion Line Dancing Lessons Tuesdays and Thursdays starting February 12th. 5-6:30pm in the Condor Room. $40.00 for 6 classes. If you’re interested please come by the clubhouse to sign up or call 661-242-3788. Business office, EC and Post office will be closed Monday the 18th due to Presidents day. Important Number: To find out Road Conditions on the 5 freeway call 800-427-7623 (Cal Trans) CHP site is http://cad.chp.ca.gov/Traffic.aspx Also, a web site to check before you leave to go off the hill https://www.sigalert.com/?lat=34.65778&lon=-118.69714&z=0 You can tell it Los Angeles which is Lebec and going South towards LA or Switch it to Bakersfield which is Lebec and going North. It will tell you if anything is happening on the 5 and what the problem is and how long the back-up is. PMCPOA is again offering the membership an opportunity to sign up for the EmergiCare Membership plan, an annual membership program offered by Hall Ambulance Service, at a discounted group rate. Members in good standing can purchase the one-year plan for $100.00. The $100 plan covers the entire household, including spouses and all unmarried children under 21 years of age. Come by the business office for an application. Vicky Kraft is in charge of Let’s live Local Pellet co-op person. Her ph # is 242-6988 if you would like to order pellets thru the co-op. They will be doing orders (if there’s enough demand) in February. Kern Transit buses will run all winter as long as weather and road conditions permit. To Check if a scheduled bus will arrive in PMC, call (800) 323-2396 and speak to a dispatcher (press 1). New bus schedules are expected to start mid-to late January. The long-awaited bus to Santa Clarita will hopefully begin shortly after that. As soon as the County sends new printed schedules, they will be available in the clubhouse lobby and in the bus shelter in front of the clubhouse. Stay tuned here for the latest transit updates, or look online at www.kerntransit.org A reminder that the clubhouse remains open 24/7 in the event of the power going out. PMCPOA has an emergency generator that provides power immediately upon an outage, so the clubhouse stays warm and lit. You can bring sleeping bags and games and hunker down until the power comes back on. (No pets please, and please note that PMCPOA cannot provide transport to the clubhouse). Future: Ping Pong Tournament on Friday February 22nd. 6 years old and up. Please sign up if you’re interested by February 15th. Snacks will be available for purchase. Prize for 1st place. Comedy Night – March 15th 7pm in the Condor room. Comedian Keith Nelson has been doing comedy for over 25 years. He has performed in all fifty states, as well as all over the world. He has been seen on Comedy Time, Hulu, Evening at the Improv, and Entertainment Tonight. Tickets are only $10.00 available at the front office in the Clubhouse or call 661-242-3788. Diamonds in Moonlight. The first annual Diamonds in the Moonlight Dinner Dance will be March 22nd. Tickets are $35.00 per person and include dinner and dancing (tax gratuity included). Dinner options must be selected at the time tickets are purchased at the Font desk at the Club house. Dinner options are Grilled Salmon or Green Garden Salad topped with grilled Chicken Breast or Cordon Bleu. Doors open at 5:45 and Dinner served promptly at 6pm. Music will start at 7pm. The band will play music for dancing and memories. A little swing, the jazz of Sinatra and Clooney as well as Elvis and the Beatles. Dinner, Cocktail or Evening Attire is strongly suggested. Cut off date to purchase tickets is March 15th. No tickets at the door. See more details in the February Condor Newsletter. Artworks Community Gallery (in the Village) Feb. events (check out Artworks Facebook page for more info) Art Show: Show till Sun. Feb.24th featuring Victoria Hungerhurst & Mel Weinstein Artflix Night: Thurs. February 21st @ 6:30-8pm "I'm not there" -inspired by Bob Dylan. Painting with Pam & Friends: Thurs. Feb. 28th @ 6pm, $30.00 to reserve space with $5.00 Donation for Wine & Cheese, text Pam:(661)755-9955 Spring Clothing Exchange – Sunday April 7th Easter Brunch and Egg Hunt Sunday April 21st. Lilac Festival - May 18th and May 19th in the Pine Mountain Village http://pmclilacfestival.com/ Pool Opens Memorial Day Weekend Wine in the Pines - Saturday June 8th in the Pine Mountain Village. http://www.wineinthepines.com/ Run to the Pines Car Show – Saturday August 10th in the Pine Mountain Village. www.runtothepinesautoshow.com/ The year is starting out strong! There are so many events to look forward to this year. Kim and I are thrilled knowing that there are so many new friends and new neighbors to meet. We do hope that you celebrate this year with us. Make 2019 your year to become a neighbor here on the hill!
We are proud to sponsor the Guitar Society again this year. We were the flagship sponsors last year and again look to be a part of their year. Visit their website for a little info. Click here. We will be hosting them during Lilac Festival this year in April. Visit our booth and you'll see them in the adjoining booth. Stay tuned for dates. The Frazier Park Little League is one of local clubs we enjoy sponsoring as well. Look for our team of little folks out there. They'll be wearing the tiniest uniforms with the longest wording on the back, "yourhomeonthehill.com." We are so happy to be able to help here, again and look forward to some games! Come join us. These are just two of our favorite clubs. We contribute to many other folks and look forward to helping out elsewhere as the year progresses. Feel free to discuss with us whenever you see us. Cheers Anthony & Kim It's a brand new year! Kim and I are excited to begin new. New goals to hit. New friends to make. New dreams to help become a reality.
Out our office window the clouds threaten us with snow. They have no idea that there truly is no threat. We are prepared. Our wood is stacked. Our pantry is filled with food & water. The cars have gas. There is nothing that can take us away from the winter that is about to break. Occasionally the snow bunnies find their way into our office to ask about a hotel room or directions to the hottest sledding locations. They try to find cellular service to no avail. They come and they go and we sit here, happy to know we have nowhere we'd rather be. Thank you all for helping us achieve our goals for the year 2018. We wanted to be the top two agents on the hill. So happy you helped us realize that. Stay tuned for this next year. Exciting things on the horizon. Everyone can be a part of our story. Stop in and say "hello" any time. Anthony & Kim It truly is Christmas time in the Village.
We'd like to give a huge shout out to those folks who helped decorate the Pine Mtn Village Center this year. The volunteers and merchants who took the time to make the buildings in the village festive have gone all out. Come visit the lights at night and enjoy the silence the chill brings. As we draw closer to the big day we are noticing a rise in the number of families visiting. Many are visiting for their first time. Others are showing up to share the day with their local family members. Thank you all for being so thoughtful in regards to slow driving and conscientious participation in the community. Please drop by our office if you are in the village and share a few minutes of your lives with us during this season. We'd love ot say "hello." Anthony & Kim Santa has been so busy as Christmas draws nearer! Mrs Claus reached out to ask if we could change the day and time he dropped in. So if you happen to be in the village on Saturday the 22nd from Noon until 3:00 PM please drop by our office and get your picture taken with the Big Guy at no charge whatsoever!
See y'all here! Anthony & Kim We are so blessed to have so much to do on the hill this holiday season. Here's a bullet point list of events and such. Hope to see y'all there. Please say "hello" when you see us!
Anthony & Kim - Santa's Mail Drop: Stop by the office and bring your kiddos and their letters to Santa. We will insure that he receives their letters prior to Christmas. - Santa's Visit: The big man will be here at our office on the 15th of December. (Stay tuned for his time of arrival). Come have your picture taken free of charge! - November 23rd: Tree Lighting begins at 5:00 PM. Visit us at our office before heading over to the clubhouse parking lot for the lighting beginning at 5:45 PM. We will have free cappuccino for anyone who drops by. Dress warmly! - November 24th is the Holiday Craft Faire: 10: AM until 3: PM in the clubhouse. Come buy your Christmas loot! - Toys for Tots: Bring your new and un-opened toys to the clubhouse lobby. All toys collected go directly to mountain children. Please donate prior to Dec 17th. - Dec 22nd: Come have breakfast with Santa! More info to follow. It is quickly approaching that time of year when the weather turns and the chill in the air is something found in the absence of sound here. We wake to silence knowing our day is already filled with patience and peace. There is nowhere we would rather be than here.
When I roll over in the morning I can tell the time of day by the placement of the sun against the hill across the valley outside my window. The shadows left by the night slowly vanish while the sunlight warms the branches. Everything is alive and breathing. I would live no other place. So pleased. So blessed. Stay tuned for the events of the holiday season. Anthony Where did the summer go? The fall is quickly falling past as well. We are blessed to be able to enjoy the season as cooler weather comes in. It doesn't seem to be slowing anyone looking to purchase or sell however.
Kim and I have been busier than the summer months as it seems others are enjoying their time off. Time to hibernate for some who believe that homes don't sell during the cooler months. SHHHHHHH!!! Don't wake them. We are happy to help. Kim and I are looking forward to Halloween and the trunk-or-treaters who come to the village center. Our office remodel is nearly completed and our cappuccino machine is getting a tune up. All that is left for us to do is invite all our fellow neighbors to come down and park in front of our office with their trunks filled with candy. Come on down! Anthony & Kim  That is correct! After less than two years since we closed our very first escrow we are so blessed to say that we just closed our 100th. Thanks to everyone who helped play a part in that. Y'all truly played the largest role and we simply helped you along your path.
What is it that this next year will bring? Only time will tell. Cheers! Anthony & Kim We heard it just yesterday. A un-named Realtor stated, "Summers over. You should pull your home off the market until Spring."
I am not the one who will jump in the way of someone else conversation. But I promise that the next time I see the person she was speaking with I will discuss this in length. First, summer is not over. True that kids are back in school but the weather continues to be amazing. People are up and enjoying the hiking trails, serene atmosphere, blue skies, and friendship. Add to that it is almost the beginning of the "season." I'm not talking about hunting season. I'm TALKING ABOUT INVESTOR SEASON. Second home buyers and investors come out in our fourth quarter to snatch up the deals they cannot find anywhere else. They're here.. they're paying cash most often . . . and they want a quick escrow. With so few properties available for sale please do not take yours off the market! Allow Kim and I to do that by selling it! We have just listed some amazing homes. Take a few minutes and check us out on Zillow.com and look at our listings. When you are ready to take a day and relax, call us. Let us show you why folks make PMC their home away from home. Anthony Look for many new changes to come over this next year! We are readdressing how our team works together, our processes for improved customer service, and our inventory / listing managers role.
Many companies rest when they are on top. Not us. I believe that is exactly when you push the bar a bit higher. It's time to re-evaluate what we can do to make it that much quicker and easier for our clients. Please stop by and give me your thought. Happy to chat with you. Anthony Lilac Festival is over. . . but not forgotten!
This year we all enjoyed the weather and the new visitors roaming the streets. It seemed that we saw more folks who claimed it to be their very first time ever here on the hill. Lots of younger families and some amazing retired folks as well. What a mix! The gumball guesser was awesome. She missed the number by 41. She looked to be happy and will definitely enjoy her gumballs. The dentist may as well. Last years gumball guesser showed up to guess again. She let us know that she still hasn't opened her jar. If you recall she had just had her braces installed on the Friday preceding last years Lilac Festival. The jar is still sealed. Her braces are not off. Stay tuned! Today the first convert on the greens for the year is kicking off the season! Kim and I will be there shortly. Say hi and have a seat whenever you see us! Cheers. Anthony & Kim  Get ready for another amazing day on the hill! This years festivities will be numerous. The weather is supposed to be excellent and the food is always delightful.
Kim and I will be handing out some treats at our booth so please drop in and say "hello." For anyone wondering if the time to list and sell is here. . . . I can only say a very loud, "YES! We need your home now!" So if you are considering selling please stop off and schedule with Kim so we may come visit your home and give you a no obligation, free comparative analysis of your homes value. During the festival we will be handing out an "Open House Map" to our many listings that haven't sold as of Lilac Festival. Please stop by! Anthony & Kim |
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