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04/08/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

THIS SUNDAY April 8th at 2:30pm - FREE

Tips & Ideas for Living In Pine Mountain Club.
Last Talk until late Summer!
LOCATION: Basecamp Cafe and Info Lounge in the PMC Village.

04/07/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

A great reason to clean out your closets! Donate
by calling Tara 242-6901 or Pam 242-2035.
You may also drop off items the day of at 9/10am in the Pool Pavilion Building.
Everything is given out for free to the community!

04/06/2018

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Weather: Highs in the upper 50’s to 60’s with rain Friday evening and all-day Saturday.

Asher Nicholson will be entertaining us on Saturday night 6-10pm in the Condor Room.

Acoustic Friday: Michael Joseph will be entertaining us 9-11pm in the Lounge.

Committee Meetings: Thursday 10:30am Rec Committee meets in the Lounge
Friday 9am Greens and Grounds Committee meets in the Pro-Shop
Friday 2pm Environmental Control Committee meets in the Condor Room
Saturday 9am Governing Doc’s Committee in the Pool Pavilion
Saturday 1pm Planning Committee in the Pool Pavilion

Pro-Shop is having a BLOW OUT SALE!!! Clearance merchandise, mark downs on some of the our ‘vintage’ stock, Winter wear sale and Pine Mountain Club Logo wear! They are open 9-5 every day.

We are still looking for a Stable Hand and Wrangler. See details of available jobs on the board by the front entrance to clubhouse. Pick up applications at the front desk.

We are accepting pre-payments for the 18/19 assessment. The actual amount will not be determined till next Board Meeting but you can get a head start on it if you would like. You can mail a check to PO Box P. Pine Mountain Club, CA 93222 or come by the office or call us with a credit card. Some find this a little easier then coming up with the total amount all at once in July.
Your Track and Lot # are on your Member and Guest cards right under your name to use when making payments, so it gets applied to the right account.

Find out how to catch a Bus in PMC. Instructions for using the Frazier Park Local, the Bakersfield Bus, and Kern Transit’s local Dial-a-ride service are available in the Clubhouse lobby and in the Bus Shelter in front of the Clubhouse.

Next Senior Game day will be April 8th 2pm in the Pool Pavilion followed by the Aging in Place task force meeting at 3:30 also in the Pool Pavilion.

This Spring the CHP and Sheriff’s Dept will team up to monitor the “S” turns on Mil Potrero Hwy.
They will be in unmarked cars and tickets will be issued for Speeding, Passing on Double Yellow lines etc.

Reminder: The filing deadline for potential PMCPOA Board of Director Candidates is Monday April 9th at 5pm. Letters of Intent, the Candidate Filing Form, Biography/Resume and the signed Acknowledgement of Election Materials form are all due at that time.

Make your reservations for PMC’s Dinner Theater (Blithe Spirit) at the Clubhouse. The show dates are April 5th,6th,7th ,12th,13th, 14th and 15th.
Call the Business office 661-242-3788 or come by to reserve your seat. Please see flyer in clubhouse lobby for more details.

Future:

Congressman McCarthy / Assemblyman Fong’s field representative will be here April 12th 11:30am
in the Pool Pavilion. Do you have questions you’d like to ask about federal and state issues?
If so, here is your opportunity.

Are you prepared for a wildfire? The emergency Preparedness and PMC CERT are hosting a meeting along with Kern County Fire and Los Padres National Forest Service on April 14th at 10am in the Condor Room. Topic will be “preparing yourself and your home” for wildfires. We are in drought conditions which increase the danger of wildfires in our community. They will have an informative film on wildfire behavior, along with an opportunity to talk to our local firefighters about property clearances and defensible space around your home. Free door prizes and refreshments.

Sierra Club - Saturday April 14th 7pm in the Pool Pavilion.
Topic: Bird Migration: Many of our wild birds are accomplished travelers.
This program will explore the different types of seasonal movements of our local bird species. California has gone through major changes during its geologic history, and more recently, during modern human history. The artistry of local photographers will be used to present the variety of ways our strong-winged neighbors have adapted to their changing environment.

Comedy Night is Friday April 20th 7pm. Comic Bob Golub will be entertaining us in the Condor Room.
To watch his comedy videos, go to www.bobgolub.com/standup. Tickets are only $10.00.

Open Mic Sunday will be the last Sunday of every month in the clubhouse lounge 2-5pm. All ages welcome to perform. Sign up starts at 1:45pm. Family Friendly. Cheer on our local musicians!

Save the Dates: Spring Clothing Exchange Sunday April 22nd 10-3pm in the Pool Pavilion

Meet the Candidates running for the Board on April 28th 1-3pm in the Condor
Room.

Cinco De Mayo Buffet – May 5th

Lilac Festival - May 19th and May 20th in the Pine Mountain Village
http://pmclilacfestival.com/

Pool Opens Memorial Day Weekend

Wine in the Pines - June 9th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.wineinthepines.com/

Community Yard Sale - June 23rd 8-1pm at the Basketball Courts

Run to the Pines Car Show - August 11th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.runtothepinesautoshow.com/

04/05/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

Saturday April 14th at 7:00pm

Bird Migration presentation, photos & discussion.
Pool pavilion building, PMC Clubhouse. Free!

03/31/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

03/27/2018

Pine Mountain Club Lilac Festival

Here's what's happening

Weather: Mostly sunny this week with highs in the 50’s to upper 60’s.

Band Saturday Night will be New Daddy (Blues, Rock & Americana) 6-10pm in the Lounge.

Acoustic Friday: We will be entertained by Ron Coleman 7-10pm in the Lounge

Pro-Shop is having a BLOW OUT SALE!!! Clearance merchandise, mark downs on some of the our ‘vintage’ stock, Winter wear sale and Pine Mountain Club Logo wear! They are open 9-5 every day.

We are still looking for a Stable Hand and Wrangler. See details of jobs available on the board by the front entrance to clubhouse. Pick up applications at the front desk.

Find out how to catch a Bus in PMC. Instructions for using the Frazier Park Local, the Bakersfield Bus, and Kern Transit’s local Dial-a-ride service are available in the Clubhouse lobby and in the Bus Shelter in front of the Clubhouse.

Like to play Mahjong? They meet the 3rd and 4th Tuesdays of the month at 1:30pm in the Pool Pavilion.

Tai Chi every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the Condor Room 9:30am. $15.00 for the whole Month or $5.00 a class.

This Spring the CHP and Sheriff’s Dept will team up to monitor the “S” turns on Mil Potrero Hwy. They will be in unmarked cars and tickets will be issued for Speeding, Passing on Double Yellow lines etc.

Reminder: The filing deadline for potential PMCPOA Board of Director Candidates is Monday April 9th at 5pm. Letters of Intent, the Candidate Filing Form, Biography/Resume and the signed Acknowledgement of Election Materials form are all due at that time.

Easter Brunch Sunday April 1st. Cut off for reservations for the bunch is noon tomorrow (Wednesday) please come by the Business Office or Call 661-242-3788. See flyer in lobby for more details. No walk ins…

Easter Egg Hunt Sunday April 1st at Lampkin Park, 2pm. Take your Childs picture with the Easter Bunny. Find the Golden Egg. Special Prizes.

Make your reservations for PMC’s Dinner Theater (Blithe Spirit) at the Clubhouse. The show dates are April 5th,6th,7th ,12th,13th , 14th and 15th.
Call the Business office 661-242-3788 or come by to reserve your seat. Please see flyer in clubhouse lobby for more details.

Future:

Sierra Club - Saturday April 14th 7pm in the Pool Pavilion.
Topic: Bird Migration: Many of our wild birds are accomplished travelers.
This program will explore the different types of seasonal movements of our local bird species. California has gone through major changes during its geologic history, and more recently, during modern human history. The artistry of local photographers will be used to present the variety of ways our strong-winged neighbors have adapted to their changing environment.

Next Senior Game day will be April 8th 2pm in the Pool Pavilion followed by the Aging in Place task force meeting at 3:30 also in the Pool Pavilion.

Save the Dates: Are you Prepared for a wildfire? Community meeting, Saturday April 14th
10am in the Condor Room.

Spring Clothing Exchange Sunday April 22nd 10-3pm in the Pool Pavilion

Meet the Candidates running for the Board on April 28th 1-3pm in the Condor
Room.

Cinco De Mayo Buffet – May 5th

Lilac Festival - May 19th and May 20th in the Pine Mountain Village
http://pmclilacfestival.com/

Pool Opens Memorial Day Weekend

Wine in the Pines - June 9th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.wineinthepines.com/

Community Yard Sale - June 23rd 8-1pm at the Basketball Courts

Run to the Pines Car Show - August 11th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.runtothepinesautoshow.com/

Pine Mountain Clubs Annual Lilac Festival - [email protected]

03/21/2018

Please be careful!!

☔️ WEDNESDAY March 21 - Friday March 23☃️

🚙 Watch out for Hydroplaning Vehicles! 🚙
⛽️ Travel with a FULL TANK OF GAS. ⛽️
💦 National Weather Service PMC link:
http://tinyurl.com/WeatherinPMC

03/21/2018

Pine Mountain Club Lilac Festival

Weather: Rain, rain and more rain till Friday morning. Very heavy at times, chance of heavy run off and flooding in some areas. Please drive safely and pay attention to your
surroundings. Weekend looks to be partly cloudy, with a chance of snow on Sunday evening and next week will be sunny with highs in the 50’s.

Band Saturday Night will be Bunky Spurling 6-10pm in the Lounge.

Committee Meetings:
Saturday the 24th 10am Youth Committee Meeting in the Pool Pavilion Monday the 26th – Election Committee Meeting 5:30pm in the Pool Pavilion.

Acoustic Friday: We will be entertained by Bandit 7-10pm in the Lounge.

Guitar Society meets Saturday 12 noon in the Pool Pavilion.

Come play Pickleball at the Tennis Courts on Monday mornings 9am (if it’s cold come at 10am)

Pro-Shop is having a BLOW OUT SALE!!! Clearance merchandise, mark downs on some of the our ‘vintage’ stock, Winter wear sale and Pine Mountain Club Logo wear! We’re open 9-5 every day.

Coffee with a cop will be Saturday March 24th 9-11am in the Lounge. Bring your questions, concerns or comments.

We are still looking for a Stable Hand and Wrangler. See details of jobs available on the board by the front entrance to clubhouse. Pick up applications at the front desk.

Acting Classes are continuing Monday and Wednesdays in the Condor Room at 5pm. See poster by the
front door in the clubhouse lobby.

Celtic Jam Tuesdays 6pm in the Condor Room.

Find out how to catch a Bus in PMC. Instructions for using the Frazier Park Local, the Bakersfield Bus, and Kern Transit’s local Dial-a-ride service are available in the Clubhouse lobby and in the Bus Shelter in front of the Clubhouse.

Next Household Hazardous Waste Day at the Lebec Transfer station is March 24th 9-12pm. Get rid of old and unwanted bug killers, automotive supplies, lawn and garden pesticides, cleaners, degreasers, Fluorescent and CFL Lights. Products that say “Caution, Warning, Corrosive, Danger or Poison on the label cannot go in the trash, take them to the Lebec Site on March 24th.

This Spring the CHP and Sheriff’s Dept will team up to monitor the “S” turns on Mil Potrero Hwy.
They will be in unmarked cars and tickets will be issued for Speeding, Passing on Double Yellow lines etc.

Reminder: The filing deadline for potential PMCPOA Board of Director Candidates is Monday April 9th at 5pm. Letters of Intent, the Candidate Filing Form, Biography/Resume and the signed Acknowledgement of Election Materials form are all due at that time.

Future:

Easter Brunch and Easter Egg Hunt Sunday April 1st. Make your reservations for the bunch at the Business Office or Call 661-242-3788. See flyer in lobby for more details.

Save the Dates: Are you Prepared for a wildfire? Community meeting, Saturday April 14th 10am in the Condor Room.

Spring Clothing Exchange Sunday April 22nd 10-3pm in the Pool Pavilion

Meet the Candidates running for the Board on April 28th 1-3pm in the Condor Room.

Cinco De Mayo Buffet – May 5th

Lilac Festival - May 19th and May 20th in the Pine Mountain Village
http://pmclilacfestival.com/

Pool Opens Memorial Day Weekend

Wine in the Pines - June 9th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.wineinthepines.com/

Community Yard Sale - June 23rd 8-1pm at the Basketball Courts

Run to the Pines Car Show - August 11th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.runtothepinesautoshow.com/

Pine Mountain Clubs Annual Lilac Festival - [email protected]

03/21/2018

San Joaquin Valley, CA

Advisory: "Atmospheric River" Rainstorm Forecast for Kern County - Be Aware

Este es un mensaje de la seguridad. Para espanol, llame a 211. Gracias. If you live or work near an area that may be affected by the so-called atmospheric river rainstorm forecast for Kern County this week, please pay close attention to this message. The National Weather Service predicts that a weather disturbance this week will allow abundant moisture in the form of an atmospheric river to cause heavy rain in Southern and Central California, including Kern County. The heaviest rain is expected from Wednesday morning, March 21st, through Thursday afternoon, March 22nd. Because this storm is predicted to bring more rain than previous storms this year, flooding from excessive runoff, mud and debris flows, and rock slides may become hazards. Your Kern County emergency authorities urge residents to be alert, recognizing the potential for heavy runoff, mud and debris flows, and rock slides into populated areas, and remain aware of their surroundings. You are urged to closely monitor and anticipate changing conditions in your area and be prepared to move to a place of safety if it becomes necessary. Should signs of mud flows or heavy runoff be observed, residents should move out of the area or to higher ground. Avoid entering the path of the flow as water and mud flows are deceivingly powerful. If the situation changes, an updated message will be sent. You are encouraged to take action immediately if you feel threatened, even if you have not received another ReadyKern message. The National Weather Service suggests that residents monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action if flooding becomes imminent or is reported. For additional information about local weather conditions, please contact the National Weather Service in Hanford. You may visit the National Weather Service's website at weather.gov/hanford or page at facebook.com/NWSHanford, or call them at (559) 584-3752. Please make sure your neighbors are informed. Please stay tuned to your local television and radio stations for more information as it becomes available. If you have any questions about the content of this message, please contact Kern County Information and Referral Services at 2-1-1. Thank you.
For full details, view this message on the web.

03/20/2018

Important information to know

☔️ TUESDAY March 20th - Thursday March 22. ☃️

Absolutely travel with a FULL TANK OF GAS, blankets/sleeping bag, water/snack, cell phone charger, and a typical emergency kit for your car.
💦 National Weather Service PMC link:
http://tinyurl.com/WeatherinPMC

03/19/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

White Sage Lace Guild in Pine Mountain Club
_ MONDAYS from 10:00am-3pm
The White Sage Lace Guild is the only bobbin lace guild in Kern County. The Guild, based in Pine Mountain Club, meets in the Pine Mountain Clubhouse. Interested? Visit the meeting or call Liz at 661.242.0619.

03/19/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

Easter Champagne Brunch April 1st, 2018

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED 661-242-3788

03/18/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

🌞 SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 2018 - Pine Mtn Club ☀

Things To Do, Check out, Enjoy in PMC
08:30am - TRASH Transfer Center Open 'til 5pm.
09:00am - 💻 Free Wi-Fi, Basecamp Cafe until 5:00pm.
10:00am - Church Service, Pine Mountain Christian Church 242-1025, Pine Mtn Village.
11:00am - Kids Recreation Room, PMC Clubhouse, Open til 6pm.
02:00pm - 🏌 Twilight Golf Rates, PMC Golf Shop.
02:00pm - SUNDAY JAM, PMC Clubhouse.
04:00pm - Happy Hour, Condor Lounge 'til 6pm
05:00pm - TRASH Transfer Center Closes.
05:00pm - Jr. & Sr. High Youth Group, PMC Church Activity Center 242-1025.
06:00pm - “A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and a Prayer”, Condor Room.

The Trash Transfer center is Open from 8:30am until 5pm every Sunday!

Have a GREAT Weekend!
Pine Mountain Club News & Events
Pine Mountain Club, California 93222

03/16/2018

Los Padres BEAR Aware

🛢 Yes, ‘recycling’ is a bear attractant. Most cans have left over sugar which attract Bears, ants, raccoons, etc. Soda is just like nectar - calories for bears! If recycles are stored outside, Bears may dump them over and try to get some calories from whatever’s left behind. Note: All outside trash in PMC is required to be a bear resistant container.
🎨🎭🎹 Dropping your recycles at the bear resistant recycle bin near the PMC Community garden helps fund childrens programs for PMC’s Peak to Peak School.

03/16/2018

Good time to get if of stuff!!

Lebec Transfer Center - Lebec, California
9:00am - Noon
Saturday, March 24th, 2018

03/14/2018

Something fun to do!

2018 Wine in the Pines!

Pine Mountain Club Village Center
Saturday June 9th, 2018 1-4pm
VIP tickets entry at Noon.
http://wineinthepines.com

03/13/2018

Weather: Cool with a chance of rain every day till Friday then colder with a chance of Snow Friday into Saturday. Sunday and Monday should be cold but nice.

To Check Weather updates in our area, go to these web sites. Our Zip code is 93222

http://www.frazmtn.com/

http://www.weather.com/

http://www.noaa.gov/

http://mountainenterprise.com/

https://www.wunderground.com

Band Saturday Night: Joe Croyle will entertain us 4-7pm for St. Patrick’s Day with music and a sing along then 7-10pm Boys nite out will play Classic Oldies, Rock and Blues

Acoustic Friday: We will be entertained by Matt Galindo 8:30pm in the Lounge.

Comedy Night with Comedian Keith Ross Nelson on Friday March 16th 7pm in the Condor Room.
Tickets still available at the business office for only $10.00.

Saint Patrick’s Day is March 17th. Buffet from 5-8pm featuring Corned Beef and Cabbage, Shepard’s Pie, Bangers and Mash for $18.00. Soup, Salad, Dessert Bar only is $8.95.
Drink Specials: Irish Coffee, Irish Shandy, The Irish Buck and The Leprechaun. Ask for it Green, any light beer, white wine or champagne can be GREEN! Come have some Irish fun.

Pro-Shop is having a BLOW OUT SALE!!! Clearance merchandise, mark downs on some of the our ‘vintage’ stock, Winter wear sale and Pine Mountain Club Logo wear! We’re open 9-5 every day.

Wow (Watch our Weight) meets every Tuesday at 10am in the Pool Pavilion.

We are still looking for a Stable Hand and Wrangler. See details of jobs available on the board by the front entrance to clubhouse. Pick up applications at the front desk.

Find out how to catch a Bus in PMC. Instructions for using the Frazier Park Local, the Bakersfield Bus, and Kern Transit’s local Dial-a-ride service are available in the Clubhouse lobby and in the Bus Shelter in front of the Clubhouse.

This Spring the CHP and Sheriff’s Dept will team up to monitor the “S” turns on Mil Potrero Hwy. They will be in unmarked cars and tickets will be issued for Speeding, Passing on Double Yellow lines etc.

Cardio Fitness classes 8am Monday thru Thursday in the Condor Room.

Reminder: The filing deadline for potential PMCPOA Board of Director Candidates is Monday April 9th at 5pm . Letters of Intent, the Candidate Filing Form, Biography/Resume and the signed Acknowledgement of Election Materials form are all due at that time.

Future:

Coffee with a cop will be Saturday March 24th 9-11am in the Lounge. Bring your questions, concerns or comments.

Next Household Hazardous Waste Day at the Lebec Transfer station is March 24th 9-12pm. Get rid of old and unwanted bug killers, automotive supplies, lawn and garden pesticides, cleaners, degreasers, Fluorescent and CFL Lights. Products that say “Caution, Warning, Corrosive, Danger or Poison on the label cannot go in the trash, take them to the Lebec Site on March 24th.

Easter Brunch and Easter Egg Hunt Sunday April 1st. Make your reservations for the bunch at the Business Office or Call 661-242-3788. See flyer in lobby for more details.

Save the Dates: Are you Prepared for a wildfire? Community meeting, Saturday April 14th @ 10am in the Condor Room.

Spring Clothing Exchange Sunday April 22nd 10-3pm in the Pool Pavilion

Cinco De Mayo Buffet – May 5th

Lilac Festival - May 19th and May 20th in the Pine Mountain Village http://pmclilacfestival.com/

Pool Opens Memorial Day Weekend

Wine in the Pines - June 9th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.wineinthepines.com/

Community Yard Sale - June 23rd 8-1pm at the Basketball Courts

Run to the Pines Car Show - August 11th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.runtothepinesautoshow.com/

03/13/2018

CHP - Fort Tejon - Grapevine

Several volunteers from the mountain communities joined together to help clean up the snow play area at the Y this afternoon. We filled several bags of trash that was left from the snow.
If you come play in the snow, please use the trash cans provided or just pack your trash out. Littering is a very expensive ticket.

03/12/2018

Look what's happening here in PMC

PMC Clubhouse March 16-18th, 2018

03/08/2018

03/07/2018

check it out!!

KIDS! Arts & Crafts in the PMC Recreation Room at the Pine Mountain Club Clubhouse.

TODAY and Every Wednesday at 3:00pm! FREE!

03/06/2018

Looking for something to do???? Check it out

Fiction Writing Class

A Fiction Writing Class will be taught by local author Mar Preston at Artworks Gallery on Tuesday March 6, from 2-4 p.m. Everyone is welcome. More information? Call Mar at 242-8529

03/06/2018

www.pmclilacfestival.com

Here's what's happening!!

Weather: Chilly with a chance of rain/snow Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Please been prepared.

Committee Meetings: Saturday 9am Emergency Prep. Committee meets in the Condor Room
Communications Committee will be dark Saturday.

CERT will meet at the Firehouse at 10am on Saturday March 10th.

The Clubhouse Task force meets Saturday March 10th at 1pm in the Condor Room. Everyone welcome

Board Budget Meeting March 10th at 10am in the Condor Room. Members welcome.

Acoustic Friday: We will be entertained by Gil Karson 7-10pm in the Lounge

Band Saturday Night will be Bandit (Mix of Classic Rock, Blues & Country) 6-10pm in the lounge

Pro-Shop is having a BLOW OUT SALE!!! Clearance merchandise, mark downs on some of the our ‘vintage’ stock, Winter wear sale and Pine Mountain Club Logo wear! We’re open 9-5 every day.

Guitar Society meets Thursday March 8th 5-7pm in the Pool Pavilion.

We are looking for a Stable Hand, Wrangler, Bus Person, Servers, Bartender/Cocktail Server, Cook, Seasonal Pool Attendants and Pro-Shop Attendant.
See details of jobs available on the board by the front entrance to clubhouse. Pick up applications at the front desk.

Senior Game Day Sunday March 11th 2pm in the Pool Pavilion.
Aging in Place task force meeting March 11th 3:30pm in the Pool Pavilion

Day Light Saving time begins this Sunday the 11th. Move your Clock ahead one hour.

We are accepting pre-payments for the 18/19 assessment. The actual amount will not be determined till May of 2018 but you can get a head start on it, if you would like. You can mail a check to PO Box P.
Pine Mountain Club, CA 93222 or come by the office or call us with a credit card. Some find this a little easier then coming up with the total amount all at once in July.
Your Track and Lot # are on your Member and Guest cards right under your name to use when making payments, so it gets applied to the right account.

This Spring the CHP and Sheriff’s Dept will team up to monitor the “S” turns on Mil Potrero Hwy.
They will be in unmarked cars and tickets will be issued for Speeding, Passing on Double Yellow lines etc.

Congressman McCarthy / Assemblyman Fong’s field representative will be here 11:30am
in the Pool Pavilion on March 8th.

Sierra Club Meeting - March 10th 6pm in the Pool Pavilion. Topic: Tips & Ideas for living in Pine Mountain Club Presented by Vicky Kraft. Everyone welcome

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.

Come to the Morning Cardio Fitness classes 8am Monday thru Thursday in the Condor Room.

Future:

Comedy Night with Comedian Keith Ross Nelson on Friday March 16th 7pm in the Condor Room.
Tickets available at the business office.

Saint Patrick’s Day is March 17th. Join us for Live Entertainment 4-7pm with Joe Croyle
and 7-10pm with Boys Nite Out Band. Buffet from 5-8pm featuring Corned Beef and Cabbage
Shepard’s Pie, Bangers and Mash for $18.00. Soup, Salad, Dessert Bar only is $8.95.
Drink Specials: Irish Coffee, Irish Shandy, The Irish Buck and The Leprechaun. Ask for it Green, any light beer, white wine or champagne can be GREEN! Come have some Irish fun.

Coffee with a cop will be Saturday March 24th 9-11am in the Lounge. Bring your questions, concerns or comments.

Next Household Hazardous Waste Day at the Lebec Transfer station is March 24th 9-12pm. Get rid of old and unwanted bug killers, automotive supplies, lawn and garden pesticides, cleaners, degreasers, Fluorescent and CFL Lights. Products that say “Caution, Warning, Corrosive, Danger or Poison on the label cannot go in the trash, take them to the Lebec Site on March 24th.

Easter Brunch and Easter Egg Hunt Sunday April 1st. Make your reservations for the bunch at the Business Office or Call 661-242-3788. See flyer in lobby for more details.

Save the Dates: Are you Prepared for a wildfire? Community meeting, Saturday April 14th
10am in the Condor Room.

Spring Clothing Exchange Sunday April 22nd 10-3pm in the Pool Pavilion

Cinco De Mayo Buffet – May 5th

Lilac Festival - May 19th and May 20th in the Pine Mountain Village
http://pmclilacfestival.com/

Pool Opens Memorial Day Weekend

Wine in the Pines - June 9th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.wineinthepines.com/

Community Yard Sale - June 23rd 8-1pm at the Basketball Courts

Run to the Pines Car Show - August 11th in the Pine Mountain Village.
http://www.runtothepinesautoshow.com/

03/06/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

Tips, Information & Ideas for Living In PMC

Saturday MARCH 10th at 6:00pm. FREE
LOCATION: Pool Pavilion Building, PMC Clubhouse
A lot of information is shared - great for new residents to PMC!

03/04/2018

Pine Mountain Club ~ News & Events

SNOW VISITORS! Photo is Mt Pinos...
---- Read details and respect our area!
_ ❄ SNOW is on the ground at the TOP of Mt. Pinos. There is 5+ inches of snow on top Mt Pinos (elevation 8,847 feet). Call the Los Padres National Forest Mt. Pinos District ranger office to see if the snow gates are open. 661.245.3731. 🔺 At 9:10am on Saturday March 3rd, 2018 - the Snow gates are open!
_ ❄ PARKING - All 4 Tires Must Be to the Right of the White Line if you Park. Use pullouts and parking lots. Always park off of the traveled portion of the road where you are not blocking traffic or other roadways.
_ ❄ TRASH - Take your Trash home with you, don't pollute our forest! If you see trash on the ground, help keep our forest clean by picking it up and taking it with you to dispose of!
_ ❆ CARRY CHAINS - Make sure your Tire Chains fit properly and that you know how to install them. Make sure your wiper blades work. Fill up the Gas tank.
_ 🌲 ADVENTURE PASS - purchase a USFS Adventure pass $5.00 per day.
_ ☁ PRIVATE PROPERTY - Do not park your vehicle or play on Private Property. There is a lot of private land inside and near Los Padres National Forest including Lebec, Frazier Park, Lake of the Woods, Piñon Pines and Pine Mountain Club.
_ ☁ CLOTHING - Dress warmly - If you plan on SNOW PLAY - dress in layers (long sleeve, sweatshirt, jacket). Always bring extra SOCKS and an extra pair of shoes. You'll want warm feet when you finish! A scarf around your neck is a great idea if the wind picks up! Hats, gloves & coats!
_ ❆ WEATHER - Cold - Around 20-35 degrees at higher elevations and usually windy. Check the National Weather service forecast for Kern County Mountains before traveling.
_ ❄ CHILDREN & people - Drive SLOW, watch for people along the roadways and darting children. Keep all people OFF of roadways at all times. The speed limit is up to 55mph.
_ ☁ ELEVATION - Drink plenty of Water, the elevation can dehydrate you! If you get a headache, you're getting dehydrated - drive to a lower elevation.
_ ❆ ICE - Watch for ice on the road, particularly in late afternoon shadows. Beware of "black ice" - pavement that looks clear but is glazed over with ice. The temperature drops at about 3:00pm and the roads get more icy!
_ ☃ Be careful when hiking or walking in snow and icy areas. Watch your footing. Yak Trax are good devices for adult shoes to prevent slipping.
_ ☃ SLEDDING - When sledding, be sure you have a safe place to stop with plenty of distance between you and trees, parked cars and other people. Concussions can happen... examine the route before you slide down it. Never sled toward a road unless you have 40 yards of clearance. Be safe and sled away from roadways that are 55mph roads!
_ ❄ Carry blankets/sleeping bag, dry clothing, extra socks, extra food and water, a flashlight, first aid kit, matches, kitty litter or cinders (for traction) and a shovel in the trunk of your car.
_ ❄ Call before Visiting our mountain areas to obtain current road and snow conditions. Call Caltrans at (800) 427-7623 and check Pine Mountain Club News & events on Facebook.
_ ❆ WHERE ARE YOU GOING? - Leave your itinerary with a friend or family member. Don't travel alone. Take a good map.
_ ☃ Watch for Snow Plows and stay 150 YARDS behind them. Immediately move your vehicles for plows or any emergency vehicles.
_ ❆ If you become lost or injured, stay calm and dry, and shelter yourself from the elements if you can. Do not wander from your planned route. Don't rely on your cell phone to summon help because many areas of the forest have no coverage.
❄ ❄ Be Safe and have fun! ❄ ❄