Palomar Mountain News

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Born and raised in Ireland, moving to the mountain felt like home. Brendan is an Irish percussionist playing all classes of drums so the idea of Music on the Mountain is very appealing. Brendan really loves Palomar and we appreciate him too! He is a handyman extraordinaire and looking for work up here. He spent 25 years building restaurants from the floor up and working in the food service industry. He can do most anything in the way of minor repairs or painting. So when you need his services, give Brendan a call at 76zero 859 79zero7

Isn’t it great that the Bailey Family is scheduling some Mountain fun this summer with their Barn Sales and Music! Calling all musicians, even if you are not free Saturday, please connect with Matt so he has your contact info for another time. Looking forward to Music on the Mountain!

From: Matthew Bailey [mailto:bailey1888@att dot net]

Are you available to play music for the opening of our Summer Barn Sales at Bailey’s? This Saturday, June 8th. We have a very small budget, I can also comp rooms in the Bailey House for Friday or Saturday night, of course camping in the private campground could be free also. Looking forward to meeting musicians who share a love for Palomar.

Matthew & Vandy Bailey
Bailey Design & Creation
bailey1888 at att dot net – (760) 742 zero470
http://www.baileydesignandcreation.com

Palomar’s Miss Darla, with her band, the Lacemakers will be playing music on Sunday the 9th from 9-4pm at the Bailey Barn Sale. They will also be back July 6-7 Sat and Sun from 9-4pm so Save the Dates! Click for info on their band. Hope to see everyone here!

Matt Bailey

New Neighbor, Miss Darla

Darla Scott-Myers dream was to find a little cabin in a setting that could take her back to her roots. She grew up in Rose Hill Holler in the hills of Virginia and missed the trees, nature, and being in a country setting. Coming up to Palomar, the perfect cabin was waiting. Taking on a ‘fixer’ was no problem with friends and family by her side. Miss Darla is in a band called The Lacemakers, writes, sings, and plays six instruments! So, her cabin is filled with the sounds of music and is coming to life more and more every day with so many creative remodeling ideas. Darla is also a licensed cosmetologist so when you need a hair cut or a new style, give Darla a call at 619 97seven487zero.

Rattlesnakes are really out already this year! Here is an interesting link for those of you interested in getting training for your dogs.
More info about snakes and other wildlife on Palomar at: http://www.mypalomarmountain.com/wildlife/
Rattlesnake Training for Dogs: http://poway.patch.com/groups/around-town/p/poways-crazy-dogs

Baileys Annual Barn Sale is coming up and a great place to have a booth for your art, crafts, collections, creations and sweets. Deadline for entry is this Saturday, June 1st.
Please contact Terri Bailey 742-1859 or Vandy 742-0470.
Click for all the details to reserve your booth and save the date for two fun weekends on Palomar!

From: Michael J. Walsh [mailto:mwalsh@pacbell.net]

Saturday morning, everyone is invited to the PMPO, Palomar Mountain Planning organization’s Annual General Meeting. It is to be held starting at 11am (following the Pancake breakfast). Click for the Agenda: “PMPO Annual General Meeting ­ 052513”

One of the critical topics for the community to fully understand, and provide feedback and opinion on, is the PMVFD report which will be provided by Fire Chief George Lucia. George and his team are planning a presentation to update the community on the ongoing discussions and contract negotiations with San Diego County and CalFire. We are at a critical juncture in those discussions, with regards to the future management and control of the PMVFD, and it is important for the community to understand the options and the ramifications with respect to the contract proposed by the County for fire service on Palomar Mountain.

Therefore we need to have as many members of the community there as possible, so that the PMVFD can communicate the situation and the options, and the community can respond. As well, the PMPO is interested in the community’s position on this matter. The decision with respect to the contract ultimately resides with the PMVFD Board of Directors, and my understanding is that they plan to be in attendance to gather feedback.

All the best,

Michael Walsh
PMPO Chair
mwalsh@pacbell.net
858-213-4115

From: Heather
Annual Pancake Breakfast & PMPO Annual Meeting
Breakfast 8am-11am • Annual Meeting immediately follows Breakfast @ 11am
Saturday, May 25th, 2013
at the Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Station
21610 Crestline Road • Palomar Mountain, CA 92060
$3.00 – Adults
$1.00 – Children
Breakfast Menu:
Fresh orange juice, strawberries,
hot mountain pancakes,
sausage and steaming hot coffee

From: Danielle Doelman [mailto:danielledoelman@yahoo.com]

The Fire Department BBQ is coming up quick! Save the date: Saturday, August 31 this year.

Would you like to have a booth? We are not charging for a 10×10 booth space, and all we are asking is that you donate something to the raffle/auction. If you want a 2nd 10×10 space (total of 20×20), we are asking for a $50 donation, plus the to the raffle/auction. Email is the best way to reach me.

DD