CEDAPP Newsblast 212 - Community Economic Development

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CEDAPP Newsblast 212 - Community Economic Development
Edition 212
CEDAPP
November 13,
2013
NEWSBLAST
Community Economic Development Association of Pollock Pines
Thought of the Day
The bravest are surely those who have the clearest vision of what is before them,
glory and danger alike, and yet notwithstanding, go out to meet it. ---Thucydides
SEASONED GREETINGS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Bringing back the glory of yesteryear’s Pollock
Pines. A community event!
Tree Lighting in the Pines, page 1
Harris Rance, away from the Apple Hill mob, page 2
22 years of The Dance, page 2
New Haven beckons , page 2
Hiring events, page 3
Fast, Cheap, and Out of Control, page 4
Our branch library, page 4
A fundraising approach for youth, page 5
PONY EXPRESS 1900 news, page 6
The Few, the Proud, the birthday, page 6
Coming up at the COMMUNITY CENTER, page 7
Pollock Pines Weathercam, page 7
Margaret Birge, LYON REAL ESTATE, page 7
Teresa Burroughs, LYON REAL ESTATE, page 7
HAVE YOU NOTICED…
ON STAGE
PRODUCTIONS
22 years of Grace
and Strength
Did you know
that famed martial arts master
Bruce Lee always
said that the dance training he had received, had helped make him a better
fighter? Do they come any tougher
than Bruce Lee? Maybe Chuck Norris?
Check Norris was Bruce Lee’s friend,
Would you argue with Chuck Norris?
...the number of drivers on Hwy 50 who, instead
of getting into the long, long line at Exit 54, stay
on and get off at Exit 57? If you have any Bay
area friends who are coming up to Apple Hill for
the pies and the trees and the family fun, tell
them to make a left at the end of the offramp,
then make a right instead of a left turn when
they get to Pony Express Trail, and then a left
onto Blair Road, and follow the signs to the
HARRIS TREE FARM, number 84 on the Apple Hill Growers list. Yup, right here in Pollock
Pines.
Chuck Norris is so tough, he has no chin under his beard, only
another fist.
LUNCH? DINNER?
Meet me in NEW HAVEN *
Seven generations of family farming in Pollock
Pines.
www.harristreefarm.com/
6536 Pony Express Trail
Pollock Pines, CA (530)6471944
Check out their text and email clubs: http://
pollockpines.pizzafactory.com/index.php
6396 Pony Express Trail
*Pollock Pines, CA, not CT
(530)644-3448
HIRING EVENT
Two items on hiring from the El
Dorado County Business Service
Representative
Hiring Event - 11/14/13 - 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Placerville Library - 345 Fair Lane - Placerville
MAXIMUS is interviewing for a part-time
(two days a week), permanent Enrollment Service Representative. This person will educate
and inform beneficiaries on their health care options and assist with enrolling beneficiaries into
Medi-Cal managed care health plans. Salary $10.11 an hour. Bring resume to the interview
and apply online prior to November 14th.
Go to www.maximus.com

Click Careers link (top of page)
Click Current Opportunities link (right side
of page)

Under the Location Box — select US-CARancho Cordova

ings and opportunities at this event.
Dress in interview attire and bring your
resume. The Connections – One Stop is
a program of the El Dorado County
Health and Human Services Agency,
and a member of America’s Job Center
of California, a network of employment
service agencies across the state and nation. For more information about this
event, contact the El Dorado County
Connections – One Stop, (530) 6424850.
DISCLAIMER
And naming conventions
First, Naming Conventions. FIA rules
for endurance races for automobiles require a race with a minimum of either
1,000 kilometers (620 miles) distance,
or six hours running time. If the time is
used, the car that has traveled the greatest distance and crosses the start/finish
line first is the winner.
For further information, contact the Connections-One Stop, (530) 642-4850.
So, whichever car has driven the furthest after 12 hours at the 12 Hours of
Sebring is the winning car. At the 1000
Kilometers of Nurburgring the winning
car is the first one to go 1000 kilometers.
Employer Forum - Wednesday - November
20th - 10:30 a.m.
And now
The Orson Welles, War of the Worlds
disclaimer
Under Search Results - apply for the appropriate
position in El Dorado County
INTEL
The El Dorado County Connections – One Stop
will be sponsoring an Employer Forum featuring INTEL CORPORATION on Wednesday,
November 20th, at 10:30 a.m. at the Child Support Services Building, 3883 Ponderosa Road,
Shingle Springs. Learn about current job open-
1938, United States of America. Orson
Welles makes a radio broadcast of his
updated version of H.G. Well’s novel
about an invasion of the earth by martians. It is a make-pretend broadcast of
events as they are (not really!) occurring. Before, and during the broadcast
(Continued on page 4)
FAST, CHEAP, AND OUT OF
CONTROL (but mostly cheap)
Definitely Not the PONY EXPRESS 1900
You’ve heard of the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race, mostly be prototype sports cars
worth megabucks, sometimes, literally millions
of dollars. Well Wisconson hosts the Chubba
Cheddar Enduro 24 Hours of LeMons, a race for
cars worth $500 or less. To quote the Le Mons
Dispatch: a lot of these babies look like they
came in under budget.
As for the sleek styling that one finds at the 24
Hours of Le Mans, cars in the 24 Hours of Le
Mons sports looks like this:
(The udders on the cow car
can actually squirt milk!)
Don’t look for names like Ferrari, or Porsche, or Matra, or Ford GT40. You
are more likely to find Chevelle, Camaro on the
high end, or...Simca. Here,
a Simca entered by Team Le
Mopar, which is French for
Team Le Mopar.
mages are courtesy of Chicago based photographer Jamie Bernstein.
And now, we return you to the good stuff, the
PONY EXPRESS 1900.
DISCLAIMER (Con’t from page 3)
Welles tell the audience that what they
are hearing is just a radio play; that
none of it is real. There are no martians.
Well, there is no THUNDER IN THE PINES
RACING CIRCUIT, and there will be no PONY EXPRESS 1900 ENDURANCE RACE
FOR SPORTS CARS, but we can still have
fun with the idea, can’t we? Now, strap in, and
have fun. (Story on page 6)
POLLOCK PINES
PUBLIC LIBRARY
A 1200 square foot jewel in the woods.
built by Harvey West in 1960 . Not just
an anachronism, the library has 24/7
Wifi and a computer for patron use.
Photo courtesy of the MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT
6210 Pony Express Trail, Pollock Pines
(530)644-2498. Call for hours.
Since June, 1851, when this would have
been an
“Assault Rifle”
Store and ATM
2661 Sanders Dr
Pollock Pines, C
530-644-5466
the "Backer" be charged with the
amount they pledged.
Don't you agree that it's time for a fund
-raising product that teaches life
skills? Her project is 'live' for only 30
days, so she is asking for a pledge from
you for her to provide a fresh choice
and meaningful product for schools and
youth groups to choose as their fundraiser.
FUNDRAISING FOR YOUTH
GROUPS
An opportunity
You may know that Fran Christensen created a
book that not only shows children how to cook,
but is a great resource for parents, teachers, and
youth leaders to create their own cooking lessons.
Every school year and sports season she supports youth group fund-raisers. Most of you
have purchased or been approached to buy chocolate candy, frozen cookie dough, popcorn, merchant cards, and wrapping paper supplies. She
wants to provide her book as a fund-raiser product! She wants to be the changes she wants to
see in what children learn to eat! She has
aligned herself with 3 fund-raising catalog distributors. There are a lot of steps required to
have a product in one of these catalogs, which is
why she has teamed up with Kickstarter.com
For those of you who are not familiar with
Kickstarter.com here is a brief explanation. When someone has an idea for a project
that needs funding to complete, they go to Kickstarter.com and explain all the details of the project including the breakdown of funds required. "Backers" pledge dollars to fund the
project. If the project does not meet it's funding
goal, the 'Backers" are not charged anything. Only after the project is fully funded, will
Just to be clear, this is not soliciting for
groups to use her book as a fundraiser
(not yeat, anyway). The Project is a
way to get her books (Volume 1 along
with Volume 2-which is in production),
in fundraising distributor catalogs.
Gotta do this one step at a time. Don’t
you want there to be a viable choice of
what products are used to raise funds?
We tell our kids about eating healthy
then we say, " . . .now go out and sell
not-at-all-nourishing stuff".
If you agree that it's time for a youth
fund-raising product that teaches life
skills, join the backers of her project
on Kickstarter.com to put her "Cooking
with Mrs. C" books in fundraising distributor catalogs
Click on the site below to go directly
to her project page.
6462 Pony Express Trail
Pollock Pines, CA
PONY EXPRESS 1900 NEWS
Hot Sightings!
Well known racing writer Kris Ekonomaki reports having seen Pollock Pines’ own Jim La
Berge having lunch with road racing drivers
Willy T. Ribbs and Heinz Guderian at the FIFTY GRAND restaurant this weekend. La Berge
is owner of the BIG DOG Racing
Team. What got Ekonomaki’s interest
was that across the street at the NEW
HAVEN restaurant, Canadian drivers
Chris P. Bacon and Olden Crochitty
were dining with Dave Campbell of
nearby TRUE VALUE HARDWARE.
A Ford GT40 in Gulf Oil blue was recently observed in the back shop of Pollock Pines’ best hardware store last
week.
And finally, members of the extreme
environmentalist group B.O.R.E. (Barn
Owl Rescue Enterprise) filed a lawsuit
in federal court in an attempt to stop the
endurance race because part of the race
will be run during the evening when
mosquitos come out in greatest numbers. The argue that exhaust from the
racing cars will kill mosquitos in large
numbers. B.O.R.E. lead attorneys
Stomme klootzak and Ima Kusipää
seemed surprised that court spectators
did not cheer and offer support when
they explained allowing the race to run
would result in dead mosquitos.
UNITED STATES MARINES
Kickin’ a** and taking names since 10 November 1775
Marines landing during the Battle of Nassau, 1776
Marines landing using V22 Osprey
Tiltrotor, today
HOLIDAY DOINGS AT THE
COMMUNITY CENTER
November 15th-27th
See’s Thanksgiving candy sales at SAFEWAY
November 16th
Holiday Gift Bazaar, 10 am to 3 pm
November 28th
FREE Thanksgiving dinner, noon to 4 pm
December 10th
Big Money Night Bingo
December 11th-24th
See’s Candy again, at SAFEWAY
December 21st
FREE Christmas dinner, 4 pm to 7 pm.
December 24th
NO Tuesday night bingo,
December 31st
New Year’s Eve bingo, 5 pm to midnight*
Anyone wishing to contribute food for the free Thanksgiving
and/or Christmas dinner can take it to the COMMUNITY
CENTER Monday through Friday, 10 am to 3 pm.


Non-alcoholic New Years Eve and
aganza, for the 20th year.Tickets
members, $70 at the door.
(530)647-8005.
Bingo extrav$65, $60 for
CEDAPP
(COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION OF
POLLOCK PINES)
P. O. Box 424
Pollock Pines, CA 95726
Tel: 530 419 3957
E-mail: cedapp@pollockpines.biz
NEWSBLAST GOALS
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Check out the Pollock Pines Community Calendar at
http://calendar.yahoo.com/ppcommunity
Please note the colon (:) after the http.
For all of the events in Pollock Pines, an event sign located prominently in Pollock Pines to allow more exposure to residents and visitors announcing coming events. Note: This is for non-profits only.
Note: All of the following meetings and events are open to the public. CEDAPP is an all inclusive community organization. The more community folks involved, the more “COMMON UNITY” there is! Please call
Jeanne Harper at (530) 613-1332 if you would like more information on any of the listings.
November 14
November 16
November 18
November 28
December 2
December 2
December 7
December 7
December 14
December 21
-The Stars Come Out, Pollock Pines and Camino annual awards event, at the APPLE MOUNTAIN GOLF
RESORT
-Holiday Gift Bazaar in the Pines, at the COMMUNITY CENTER
-Town Hall meeting at the COMMUNITY CENTER, 6 PM.
-Free Thanksgiving dinner at the COMMUNITY CENTER
-CEDAPP meeting. New slate of directors to be announced.
-Decorate your Tree for Teens, 4 pm to 7 pm.
-Breakfast with Santa, at the COMMUNITY CENTER, 8 am, free!
-Tree Lighting in the Pines, at EL DORADO SAVINGS BANK, 5:30 pm
-INTERACT CLUB Community Breakfast, at the COMMUNITY CENTER, 8 am, extremely reasonable
-Free Christmas dinner at the COMMUNITY CENTER, 4 pm