• P C C N E W S •
PV Library Events ............... 4
The Sky This Month............ 6
Jewelry Reflections .............7
YRMC News ......................... 8
Bell’s Palsy.......................... 11
Larry Wonderling ..........12-13
PV Chamber Report...........14
A Taste of Wine ..................15
Natural HGH Boost ............18
Alert! ....................................19
PGCC Ladies Golf..............21
Men’s Golf.......................... 22
Library News...................... 23
Law Incident Report ......... 24
Adopt a Pet ........................ 25
CASA Schedule................. 26
Classifieds ..........................27
Service Directory .........27-30
NEWS FROM THE OFFICE
Spring Community Garage Sale
The POA will sponsor the Spring Community Garage
Sale on Saturday, May 6, 2017. Hours will be from 8 am
to ??? (your choice).
Get ready to turn your trash into cash! If you want
your address added to the list attached to the Community
map, please call Marge at the office 772-6118 with the
information. The cutoff date for additions to the list will
be Wednesday, May 3rd. We will advertise the sale in the
local newspapers and on Craigslist.
Please be sure to remove your garage sale signs after the
sale.
SALE
Controlling the Pack Rat Situation
From time to time I get calls from members who are fighting
with pack rats. Since Spring is here, it is time to look around your
property and start your Spring cleanup. Your property will not only
look better but it will keep the little pests away.
So, here is a little info:
The rats donʼt like daylight. They come out at night to feed, find
water, and perhaps start another nest inside the old inoperable car in
your driveway. (By the way you can expect a violation letter from
the office any time now!) The rats like anywhere in or out of your
home that is dark. To keep them away from your property, clear
the areas where you have any type of accumulation like wood piles,
boxes, debris and junk. Donʼt use your front/back porch or carport as
a storage unit for appliances, couches, etc. (Again, this is a violation
of the CC&Rʼs). If you have any low growing bushes, trim them
up so they arenʼt touching the ground and clear your property from
leaves. Look around and think like a rat: “if itʼs warm, dark, out of
the weather, it is my new home”! They will chew through anything
to get nesting material.
Donʼt use poison to kill the rats. Poison takes a week or more
to do its job and in the meantime you will have more rats because
they think the poison is food (Weird, isnʼt it). If a cat or hawk get a
hold of the poisoned rat before it is dead, the cat or hawk is history
also in about a week. Use traps to kill them and clear out the nests
immediately.
The moral of the story: If you clean up your property you wonʼt
get a violation letter and you wonʼt get pack rats!
Marge Huffman, Office Manager
POA Office
Yoga
Mon Wed Fri 7:15-8:30am
Jane 759-9938
Ping Pong
Sundays 1:00-2:30pm
Mary 775-4727
Sew What?
Third Monday each month
Mary 632-9163
Bridge
Every Friday at noon
Marcia 775-6674
Cribbage
1st & 3rd Mon 2:00-5:00pm
Carol 759-3637
Grace 772-1533
Exercise
Tues & Thurs 9:30-10:30am
Susan 772-4425
American Sewing Guild
2nd Mon 9:00 am-3pm
Dawn 772-3789
Cover Photo: William Fleming
Local Events
& Activities
CRAFT & BAKE SALE
Saturday, May 20 from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Faith United Community Church
1061 Old Chisholm Tr.
(in Prescott Country Club)
Turn @ Hwy 69 & Maverick and follow signs.
35+ vendors with craft and gift items, sewn goods,
jewelry, wood products, goat milk soap products, baked
goods, flip flops, purses & hats, seasonal items, books,
fudge, paintings, artwork, yard décor, misc. and MUCH
MORE!
Sloppy Joes, hot dogs, kielbasa, and beverages for sale.
50-50 cash raffle, with 50% going to the needy.
For more info. call Andrea @ 775-6866
PLAY BUNCO!
When was the last time $5.00 got you a fun night out with
the girls? Join the Bunco Babes in 2017! Every 4th Wed.
of the month at the POA Building from 7-8:30 P.M. Itʼs
a great way to get to know your neighbors & make new
friends! Only $5.00 to play. Please bring a treat to share.
The more the merrier! Call Carol at 759-7069.
The Dewey-Humboldt IONS group will meet on Tuesday,
May 2: 10:30am -12:30pm at the Dewey/Humboldt
Library. The group will be continuing their exploration
of sound healing. A Taoist film will be presented on how
sound and energy holds can help to keep the body healthy
and vibrant. We will practice these techniques and explore
other avenues of sound healing. IONS meetings are open
to everyone with all points of view. Visitors are welcome!
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