PML Clubs

PML Pickleball Club

PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE MEN’S GOLF CLUB

PML Lady Niners

PML LADIES 18 HOLE GOLF CLUB

Groveland Rotary

PML LADIES CLUB

PINE NEEDLERS QUILT GUILD

ROOFBB

NINETEENTH ANNUAL WINE TASTING CRUISE

 

PML Pickleball Club

Tammy Talovich

Pot o’ gold

Follow the rainbow to the Pickleball Courts maybe there’s a pot o’ gold, if not maybe just some Irish Luck to help our games get better.

The weather has been great for Pickleball, so come on out! If you are a newbie, experienced or somewhere in between; we have courts available for all levels. Just bring your water, wear comfy clothes and court shoes we’ve got the equipment, if you don’t.

The Pickleball Center is on Mueller (by the golf course) there is usually someone out playing every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday at 10:00 AM.  During this time of year – it is weather permitting – if it’s cold that’s fine but wet courts are dangerous.  

We are using playtimescheduler.com, this is a nationwide site. If you are traveling to another state you can look up where the pickleball courts are, play time and if there are people going there. If you want to know if we will be out playing just create an account. There is no cost to you. It is fairly new to us, so we are getting used to putting our names down when we are playing. Habits take practice!

Come on out and have some fun with us!


PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE MEN’S GOLF CLUB

DAVE FERNANDEZ

2025 PMLMGC

Well it’s time to get your teams together as we kick-off March with two of our classic tournaments. The St. Patrick’s Day Invitational scheduled for March 8th and our March Madness event scheduled for March 26th. Cheers to making 2025 another great year for the PMLMGC.

TOURNAMENT TEE SELECTION

Many of our tournaments allow players to select what tees they will play from. It is important that players sign up for the correct tees. Any player can play from the Gold tees, regardless of their age or index, if they so choose. But only players that qualify may play from the Purple/Green tees. To qualify a player must be 70, or older, or have an index of 18.7, or higher. It is very difficult for the Golf Shop to make tee changes at the last minute. Any player that plays from incorrect tees risks disqualification. Typically, one team member will sign up a 4-man or 2-man team, so it is imperative that that team member sign up their team from the correct tees.

WEBSITE TOURNAMENT SIGN UP

Please continue to use the website, pmlmgc.com, to sign up and pay for tournaments. Using the website for tournament sign up and payment makes it easier for the club and the Golf Shop to manage tournaments. Go to pmlmgc.com to see the tournament schedule.

JOIN THE MEN’S GOLF CLUB

Any male persons who are current property owners, their siblings, sons, nephews, sons-in-law, and PMLA employees are eligible to join the men’s golf club. Go to pmlmgc.com and click on the button, Join the Club, to see the many benefits of club membership, as well as the ability to sign up on line. Applications are also available in the Golf Shop, or you can contact our Handicap/Membership Chair, Ted Toffey. Email Ted at handicap@pmlmgc.com, if you have any questions about club membership, or, if you’re a current member, your NCGA handicap index.


PML Lady Niners

Tammy Talovich

Quote of the month: Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.

If you would like to learn more about becoming a member of the Lady Niners contact Stacie Brown at happygem529@gmail.com. We play 9 holes on Tuesday mornings; it only takes a few hours and is a great opportunity to meet some awesome ladies!

January 7th: we were on our own

January 14th: we had 12 players and played Cry Baby

            1st place: Claudia Day

            2nd place: Tammy Talovich

            3rd place tie: Susan Dwyer, KC Lennen, Mary Steinkamp, Anne Toner

            Pars: #3 Anne Toner

            Low putts: Claudia Day, Susan Dwyer, Anne Toner all w/17

            Low Net: Claudia Day w/33

            Low Gross: Susan Dwyer w/54

January 21st: we had 19 players and played Par Fours + putts

            1st place: Claudia Day

            2nd place tie: Stacie Brown, Barb Lenorak

            3rd place: Christina Baines

            4th place tie: Linda Craig, Mary Steinkamp, Pat Van Gerpen

            5th place tie: Linelle Marshall, Patty Nelson, Anne Toner

            Pars: #11 Brown, #13 Lenorak, #14 Brown, Lenorak, Day, Shaffer, #17 Brown, Marshall

            Birdies: #14 Debbie Torres

            Low putts: Tammy Talovich w/17

            Low Net tie: Stacie Brown, Claudia Day, Mary Steinkamp

            Low Gross: Stacie Brown w/48

January 28th: we had 15 players and played Low Net + putts

            1st place: Claudia Day

            2nd place: Susan Dwyer

            3rd place tie: Pat VanGerpen, Mary Steinkamp

            4th place: Chris Balek

            5th place: Linda Craig

            Pars: #14 Claudia Day, Susan Dwyer

            Low putts: Susan Dwyer w/17

            Low Net: Claudia Day w/31

            Low Gross: Sysan Dwyer w/52

Ace of Aces for January: Claudia Day w/31

Queen of Clubs for January: Stacie Brown w/48

Puter of the month: tie Susan Dwyer Tammy Talovich w/17




PML LADIES 18 HOLE GOLF CLUB

Thelma Faux

Here are the results of the recent tournament play:

January 16th – Individual Point Bogey

First Place: Sue Perry - 41

Second Place: Kitty Edgerton – 39

Third Place: Laura Kramer – 33

Fourth Place: Elisa Hoppner - 33

Fifth Place: Paula Parisi - 33

Sixth Place: Helena McMillian – 33

Putting Winners

Elisa Hoppner – 32

Helena McMillian - 32

January 23rd – Two-person Alternate Shot

First Place: Marcee Cress , Christina Baines – 67

Second Place: Marlene Drew, Paula Parisi – 69

Third Place: Kitty Edgerton, Jodie Rodriquez – 71

Fourth Place: Laura Kramer, Tari Skelley – 73

Birdies:

Laura Kramer, Tari Skelley #1

Kitty Edgerton, Jodie Rodriquez #1

Marcee Cress, Christina Baines #10

January 30th – 2-person Scramble

First Place: Tari Skelley, Linelle Marshall - 69

Second Place: Paula Parisi, Jodie Awai - 72

Third Place: Linda Sarratt, Sue Perry – 72

February 6th & 13th

The Pine Mountain Lake Ladies Golf Club plays every Thursday and is open to all women residents and owners of property in the Pine Mountain Lake community. Our club would love to add some new members and have modified our bylaws to allow female family members of property owners to apply for membership. If you are interested in becoming a member, we can arrange for you to join us as a guest, so that you can meet and play with some members and see what our club is all about. If you’re interested, please contact our PML Head Golf Professional, Mike Cook at 209-962-8620.


Groveland Rotary

Miriam Martin

April brings more than showers on April 12th, the date of our Rotary clubs’ 22nd Red White & Blue Ball. The Lack Family Band is providing the entertainment and Tuolumne Trails is providing the venue. This Black Tie Optional event is an opportunity to dress in your best and enjoy an evening of fine dining, dancing, and best of all a salute to those serving in our armed forces. This fun filled event begins at 5:30pm with a no host bar. Dinner begins around 6pm, followed by entertainment. Be sure to order your tickets in advance as seating is limited. The ticket price is $75 per person which covers dinner and entertainment.

Your participation in Rotary fundraiser events has enabled us to once again provide personalized dictionaries to the third grade students at Tenaya Elementary. This annual Rotary event brings joy to both the students that receive the books and the Rotarians that attend the event. We have also committed $1000 to our Rotary Districts’ Disaster Relief fund, benefiting those affected by the recent So Cal fires. When disaster strikes, clubs around the world mobilize and assist.

The five Rotary Clubs of Tuolumne county just held their annual Super Bowl Sunday Breakfast fundraiser at the Sonora Fairgrounds on Sunday, February 9th.

It was well attended and guests enjoyed omelets and croissants prepared by Columbia College Culinary students.

We thank our community for all of the support and we welcome you to join us a Friend of Rotary, helping with projects and events, or to join our club as a Rotarian, taking part in the direction and implementation of our endeavors. For more information regarding the club and tickets to events, please contact Rotarian Greg Cramblit at 209-962-0607or email gregcramblit@gmail.com.



PML LADIES CLUB

Sharon Newell

We launched our new year on February 5 with a wonderful “Galentine’s Day” lunch at the PML Grill. Beautiful Valentine themed decorations created a festive atmosphere. Our delicious lunch featured pasta with meat sauce, Ceasar salad, garlic bread and individual Tiramisu.

After lunch one of our Vice Presidents, Cheri Darouze led a lively discussion about event plans for our year. We are considering two “off the hill” excursions, one to Murphys and the other to Yosemite. More information will be shared as we secure all the details. We rounded out the afternoon with a Valentine exchange.

Ladies Club meets the first Wednesday of the month except January and July. Our March 5 meeting will be at the Grill. Social time starts at 12 noon and lunch is served at 12:30. We are always eager to welcome new members, we invite all PML Ladies to join us for the fun! For questions or more info, contact Cheri Darouze at 209-604-5008, or Sharon Newell 415-244-7514.


PINE NEEDLERS QUILT GUILD

Sandy Smith

Spring is springing up all over...Yay! Daffodils are everywhere. And for those who want to know Daylight savings begins on Sunday the 9th.

Tuesday the 18th will be our Pine Needlers Quilt Guild monthly meeting. We meet under the Library at 10 a.m. We do have a meet and greet at 9:30. Its a time to get caught up and help get the meeting room in order. Always fun and interesting. After the meeting we have sew time til 3. So, bring your lunch and project. Eat, sew, learn and laugh with fellow guild members.

Next Month Art Week will arrive here in Groveland. The chamber is hard at work making it successful. Check out downtown, more next month.

Here is a list of a few things every quilter should do before she dies:

1. Label a quilt

2. Use Templates

3. Embellish a quilt

4. Visit Paducah during the AQS Show

5. Use a walking foot

6. Visit a Quilt Museum

7. Go to Road to California

Hmm, now might be a good time to think about the quilt you are going to make for the quilt show

Remember the 3rd Tuesday of each month is Pine Needlers Quilt Guild meeting, 9:30 for meet and greet and 10 a.m. for regular meeting. See you on the 18th.

If you have any questions, please give President Kris 650 722-0307 or V.P. Leslie a call.



ROOFBB

Audrey Prouse

You never know when a helping hand will change another person’s entire life.” -Z. Ziglar

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Our Super Bowl FUNdraising event was a huge success—bringing together excitement, community, and generosity! It was the perfect way to enjoy the big game while raising money for great causes. A big shoutout to Around The Horn Brewery for hosting an incredible viewing party, complete with a delicious menu, fantastic beer, and a lively crowd. Whether fans were cheering for their team, playing games, or just enjoying the commercials, everyone had a blast! Thanks to the overwhelming support, two local charities—ROOFBB and Grade to Gate Foundation—benefited from the event. A heartfelt thank you to the fabulous ROOFBB volunteers who put in their time and energy to make it all happen. And of course, a huge thank you to everyone who attended—your generosity and enthusiasm made this a fantastic event!

We are thrilled to announce ROOFBB SummerFest is on again this year. The festival will take place on Saturday, June 14th at Mary Laveroni Park. Vendors are lining up, volunteers are signing up, and plans are underway. SAVE THE DATE and mark your calendars now- come on down to support our local businesses and help raise money for neighbors in need, our schools, and local community projects. Your attendance is crucial to the success of this event! We can’t wait to see everyone there!

BBQ meals served up-local guys cooking up a delicious meal!

Local Makers & Artists

Wine & Beer Tasting

Kids Activities

Raffle

Music & more!

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(Photo: ROOFBB members Audrey Prouse & Jen Toscano)

2025 SAVE THE DATE- ROOFBB HAPPENINGS:

May 4                        First Responder Appreciation BBQ    Mary Laveroni Park

June 14                    ROOFBB SummerFest!                              Mary Laveroni Park

September 20         49er Festival Taste of Tuolumne                 Mary Laveroni Park          

Join the Fun-get Involved with ROOFBB! We hold fundraising events throughout the year to support our initiatives. Keep an eye on social media and local flyers for details on our upcoming events. Your attendance is crucial to our success!

Want to learn more about ROOFBB? Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Nextdoor. Looking for a volunteer opportunity that's both fun and fulfilling? ROOFBB is the place for you! We also welcome donations to support our cause; raising funds to give back to OUR community!

*Why not make a ROOFBB donation that is 100% tax deductible this tax season? Tax ID #770546460

* DONATE                 CONTACT US!                     FOLLOW US!

charity@roofbb.org   Facebook, Instagram, NextDoor

                                           @roofbbcharity

 


NINETEENTH ANNUAL WINE TASTING CRUISE

By Harriet Codeglia

On Saturday, May 17, 2025, STCHS (Southern Tuolumne County Historical Society) will host its 19th Annual Wine Tasting Cruise on Pine Mountain Lake! That is a lot of wine tasted over the years! All proceeds benefit the Groveland Yosemite Gateway Museum, the restoration of the Cobden House and Wells Fargo Building, and other STCHS projects.

Water taxis will leave from the Lake Lodge starting at 2:30 pm and transport guests between seven lakefront homes where wines from local wineries will be available for sampling, accompanied by delicious appetizers from local restaurants and caterers. Everyone will be returned to the Lake Lodge by 6#30 pm for a coffee and cookie reception.

Don’t delay! This event is a sell-out each year, as tickets are limited (attendees must be at least 21 years of age). Tickets must be purchased in advance and paid by check and are $75 per person. Order forms are available in the Museum or you may send your request to STCHS, P.O. Box 180, Big Oak Flat, CA 95305. Forms can also be requested by sending an email to winetastingcruise@gmail.com or by going to the STCHS website: www.grovelandmuseum.org. The museum continues to be open Friday, Saturday and Sundays from 10 until 2.

We don’t send out actual tickets, but you will receive confirmation of your purchase. Come join us for another fabulous day on the Lake!

If you want to help but don’t want to drink wine, why not volunteer to help? Many helpers on needed do don’t be shy!

For questions or further information, email winetastingcruise@gmail.com, call Harriet Codeglia (415-516-1852).


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