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THE SISTERS BEHIND PAPER DOLL BLANKET
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ASK FOR HELP - A PERSONAL STORY
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THE 160TH YUBA-SUTTER FAIR
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4-H LEADERSHIP
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A STEAMPUNK-MOULIN ROUGE WEDDING
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UNWIND WITH YOGA & WINE
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LOCAL SUMMER MUST-DO'S
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GET SOCIAL AT PEACH TREE
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Let's
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S’mores, stargazing, storytelling, & more… it's the perfect time of year to "go camping" right outside your front (or back) door!
by JENNIFER SBRANTI, Founder of HWTM.com
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Whether you’re celebrating a birthday or looking to make an everyday summer evening extra fun, there’s so much creative inspiration that can be drawn from camping… no traveling required! Just grab whatever "camping" gear you have around and set up shop in your yard. Tents and trailers are fun if you want to go all out, but blankets, pillows, and lawn chairs work great too. The most important elements are family, friends and the great outdoors… and the s’mores ingredients, of course! 1. EASY CAMPFIRE CAKE Serving up a creative, camping-inspired cake is easier than you might think… just top your favorite chocolate cake (even a store-bought one) with pirouette cookie “logs” and crushed butterscotch and cinnamon candy “embers”. For the finishing touch, add colorful paper flames. You can find this printable flame on my website at hwtm.com. Glue the flame to a wood skewer, then insert it into the cake. 2. STICK MAN CRAFT Send kids hunting for sticks from around the yard or a nearby park, then set out various craft supplies that they can use to transform their finds into “stick people” or other imaginative creations. Elements like yarn, googly eyes, feathers, washi tape, and stickers are easy to work with and won’t make a big mess!
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It’s hard to beat good ol’ fashioned s’mores – especially when there’s a place for roasting marshmallows nearby! But even if you don’t have a fire pit in your backyard, you can still get your s'mores fix with one of these quick, make-ahead alternatives:
S'mores Munchie Mix For a yummy twist on the popular Muddy Buddies treat, try a s’mores version incorporating Golden Grahams cereal, mini marshmallows, and extra milk chocolate. A variety of recipes can be found online, or visit lmld.org/smores-muddy-buddies for my personal favorite.
S’mores Bites Dip large marshmallows halfway (and generously) into melted milk chocolate, then roll the chocolate-coated part in finely crushed graham cracker crumbs. Place on wax paper to dry.
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THE SIMPLE THINGS 4. One of the best things about camping-inspired activities is their simplicity. Stargazing, card games, nature scavenger hunts, and storytelling ‘round the campfire (or with flashlights!) always makes for great fun. If you’re telling stories, don’t forget the popcorn!
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bring on the retro charm This darling, vintage trailer (dubbed "Grace" by her owner) serves as both high-impact decor AND a fantastic photo prop! Adorned with retro pink accents both inside and out, Grace is available to rent for parties, events, and photo shoots.
4 Camping themes work great for summer birthday parties, family reunions, and creative baby/bridal showers. There’s no rule that says you have to stick to earth tones, either. Summer is actually the perfect time to bring in the bright colors! If you’re feeling crafty, paint summery colors onto burlap pennant banners, or hot glue colorful feathers and wooden beads onto twine for a festive garland. Metallic stars, fun throw pillows, and paper honeycomb balls are easy ways to bring in sparkle and color. Note: If you need a more boyish or neutral palette for your summer celebration, try vibrant blues and greens mixed with navy, orange, and white.
For more information, contact: Kristen Longwell: (530) 218-5978 or Chase Bisby: (530) 218-5871
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Did you know that 60% of the recyclable materials collected in the U.S. go to China to be recycled into new products? Historically, China accepted up to 5% non-recyclable contaminants (garbage or food waste) in bales of recyclable materials. As of March 2018, the Chinese government is now enforcing a policy called National Sword, which severely restricts the import of she wanted to make a gift recyclable plastics and paper. China will only accept bales less than 1% contamination and will thatcontaining was extra-special return any shipments that fail to meet that standard.
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This is a big change and has had a crippling effect on recycle markets around the globe. We need your help!
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP
Keep your recycling clean and free of contaminants.
Do not place recyclables in plastic bags. They will not be opened at our sorting facility. This means they will be sent to the landfill as garbage.
Food containers, like pasta sauce jars or yogurt cups should be empty and dry. Use dish water to swish, or a used napkin to wipe Plastic bags, film plastics, coffee cups, and Styrofoam belong in them out (napkins are the garbage. compostable).
Greasy pizza boxes and other food soiled paper should be placed in your green compost cart, not the recycling cart. Don’t be a hopeful recycler. Visit our website, send us an email, or give us a call. When in doubt, check it out!
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doll blanket GLENN ANN BAYNE & LAURA VILLEVIELLE are two sisters from Colusa who have designed the ultimate gift for a child. As children, they ran around and played with neighborhood kids, helped their grandmother with small chores, and did all sorts of pre-Pinterest crafts. With Paper Doll Blanket, they hope to inspire simple, old-fashioned fun for today's generation. There’s no app to go with it and it won’t teach your kids to code or build a robot, but it will give them pure, screenfree, unguided play. Paper Doll Blanket started because Glenn Ann made a baby quilt for her niece. She wanted to make a gift that was extra special and interactive. After making the first one, she made a video with her daughter and the video went viral on Facebook to 9 million people. From that amazing exposure, they were able to launch Paper Doll Blanket. The business is based in Yuba City and all products are made in the area.
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The Paper Doll Blanket is a keepsake blanket built for hours of play. It’s a cherished quilt, doll, and toy all in one. Each blanket is customized and made to order with love! The doll has the ability to have her clothes and hair accessories changed. It’s a long-term gift, and the outfits that you buy along the way will match your child’s interests as they grow. The quilts are totally customizable and will make any recipient feel special.
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Delivering Joy! Right Here at Home
The expanded Adventist Health and Rideout Regional Medical Center dedicates two floors to the celebration of new life, with our new Family Birthing Center Featuring: Private Labor & Delivery rooms . Sleeping accommodations for partner . State-of-the-art technology . Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) for premature and ill newborns
To sign up for our free childbirth classes call register online at Rideouthealth.org/ChildbirthClass
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With temperatures soaring into the triple digits this Summer, it’s more important than ever to make sure your child is properly hydrated. The body weight of the average child is made of 65% water. Water helps regulate body temperature and builds strong brains, bones and muscles. Making healthy food choices throughout the Summer months can help you and your child stay hydrated. Fresh fruits and vegetables are rich in nutrients and water content. Take advantage of the abundant produce available at area Farmer’s Markets and produce stands and make sure your child gets to choose their own produce. Allowing them to be part of the process will ensure a successful partnership between you and your child in having a healthy, happy Summer! 1531-A BUTTE HOUSE ROAD YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA 95993
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ASK FOR HELP FROM ADDICTION TO RECOVERY A Personal Story
My name is Michelle Roberts. I am a single mother of three amazing children. I was raised by my mother and father in a very loving home. Although my parents were somewhat laid back, our family had defined morals and strict rules. I was your average teenager. I occasionally drank and liked to party with friends, but I always knew my limits and never got into too much trouble. My addiction didn't really surface until later in life. I had my first child at 21. When I was 31, I separated from my children's father after a 12 year relationship. At that point, my world began to change drastically. I had a new sense of freedom that I hadn't experienced in quite some time. That's when my drinking started to progress. When the children were with their father, I spent much of my time drinking and enjoying my freedom. About a year later, my father passed away somewhat unexpectedly. My entire world turned upside down. I drank more. And more. And more. If I'm being completely honest, I did my best to stay in a state of oblivion. I had almost total disregard for anything important. My bills were paid, and my children were being cared for, so I saw no issue with my condition. My world had crumbled, so I felt entitled to recklessness. As time passed, my addiction rapidly progressed. I lost custody of my children, and that's when I completely checked out.
My world was very dark. My spirit was drained, and I had become very tired. I felt that I had nothing left to offer. I can't tell you exactly when, or how, or why, but something finally clicked. It was like a bright light had been shone in my eyes. I surrendered. I checked into a 90 day rehabilitation program and started my journey of recovery. I attended 12 step meetings and built a solid foundation of new friends. Many of the women in my life today I've met in recovery. Some of my very best friends are sober and recovering. It may sound bizarre to most, but I am grateful for every day of my life, especially the darkest ones. It had to get as bad as it did for it to become as good as it is! Currently, I have over six years of consecutive sobriety. I have my children full time. I am a productive member of society. And my world is full of light. It's far from perfect, but I'm alive and my children have a healthy mother! My mother passed on New Year’s Eve 2016 and again, my core was rocked. Because of recovery, I was able to deal with her death without numbing out. Losing my mom is the hardest thing I've ever experienced throughout my life. But I walked through it sober, and will continue to do so.
“My world had crumbled, so I felt entitled to recklessness.”
I had no more reasons to be responsible, so I wasn't. This behavior continued for a couple of years, until it got to the point where I was estranged from my entire family, including my children.
If a person needs to use any kind of substance to block out something they don't want to feel, that's a red flag. If
My best advice to those who feel this way is to ask for help. Do not let pride or fear stop you from saving your you think you have a problem, you probably do.
own life. The recovery world is full of amazing, supportive, genuine people who care about you and want to help show you a different way to live. You don't have to live another miserable day. YOUR LIFE MATTERS. I PROMISE, YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
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I was born and raised in Gridley, CA and was very involved with livestock in 4-H and FFA throughout my youth. My wife and I have four children: Colton, Piper, Jaxon, and Kendall. Our family is actively involved in production agriculture and operate Dillabo Livestock, where we run 150 head of cattle in Sutter County. Our children are involved in sports, cheerleading, 4-H and FFA and keep us very busy!
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What prior fair experience do you have? I have been professionally employed in the California Fair business for the past 15 years. For the past 2 years, I worked at the California Department of Food & Agriculture, Fairs & Expositions Branch as the Training Coordinator and Ag Program Supervisor. Prior to that I was the CEO of the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair in Tulelake, CA for 10 years and the Facility Supervisor at the Merced County Spring Fair for 3 years.
What are you looking forward to most about being involved in the Y-S fair?
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I have a passion for the fair industry and am very excited about the opportunity to manage the Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds. I look forward to working with the Board of Directors, fair staff, volunteers, and the local community to connect the fairgrounds to the community it represents and promote a vibrant, constructive culture throughout the fairgrounds!
What are some of your goals? I would like to enhance the use of the fairgrounds throughout the entire year as an event center for all event needs by focusing on facility improvements, customer service, and widespread marketing of the facility. Another goal of mine is to promote the numerous services and resources that the fairgrounds has available, as well as the value of serving as an emergency center for the community during a crisis. For the annual fair, my goals are to ensure that it is a celebration that reflects the communities it serves and represents. To that end, I would like to increase the attendance at the annual fair through diversification and quality of entertainment and exhibits, public safety awareness, and affordable rates. I also will aim to promote the fair as a safe and family-oriented event, one that creates opportunities for people to enjoy spending time together while making lifelong memories.
WHAT'S SO SPECIAL ABOUT THIS YEAR'S FAIR? This year the Yuba-Sutter Fair will be celebrating its 160th Anniversary! That ranks in the top 10 of the oldest fairs in California. This is a very special accomplishment that is due to the numerous efforts of past board of directors, fair staff, and the local community for supporting the Yuba-Sutter Fair over the past 160 years! We have many special exhibits and promotions planned to celebrate this year’s historic annual fair.
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leadership Many of you have heard about our local 4-H clubs. You might link 4-H with your county fair and raising animals for auction, but that is only one component of this amazing program for our youth. Our local 4-H clubs are working with our youth to teach responsibility and what it means to be a leader. They educate them on parliamentary procedure, along with the job duties that a leadership position holds.
A group of our local youth has set a goal of attending the Leadership Washington Focus (LWF). It's a National 4-H leadership
"These are our future leaders of tomorrow who will come back to our community and make it better. Help us get them there!"
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conference for youth ages 12-14. This experience will give them the opportunity to exchange ideas, practice respect, and form friendships with other 4-H’ers from across the nation. This educational adventure will include a tour of our nation’s Capital and a conference that emphasizes life-changing leadership skills. Some of the program goals include building confidence, learning effective communication skills in a group discussion and public speaking, working with others to create and accomplish goals, and developing and understand their personal leadership style.
Of course this trip requires funding, so these young ladies and gentlemen are looking for their community’s support. Please look for their upcoming fundraising events. Also, if you would like to help the group as a whole, or sponsor an individual, you can send a check to the county 4-H office. Please consider supporting this group of
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Rob and Dahni Shaw’s whimsical, colorful wedding was held at the Southridge Estates Venue located in a canyon below the tallest peak in the Sutter Buttes. The property is enhanced by the stunning landscape, breathtaking views, and the amazing natural topography of the dormant volcano, which erupted 1.6 million years ago. Southridge was chosen as the venue because of its elegance and versatility. Inside, it can accommodate 500 people and features a grand ballroom, banquet and ceremony room, and blue room bar. For the wedding, the couple utilized the large outdoor patio that overlooks private ponds and views of South Butte. Rob and Dahni live in Los Angeles, where they both work in the music industry. Dahni was raised locally, graduating from the Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts (MCAA).
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS: The whole scene at the wedding was like a colorful boho dream; a little Victorian, a little Moulin Rouge, and a little Steampunk – which is an artistic style merging science fiction, technology and Victorian elements. (The giant, metal, fire-breathing dragon was about as "steampunk" as it gets!) This eclectic theme was dreamed up by the creative minds of Dahni and her mom, Linda. The couple was married under a copper pipe gazebo, custom-made by Dahni’s father to fit the wedding theme.
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The bridal party’s stunning, handmade “Nouveau” jeweled head-pieces and steampunk style boutonnieres were designed by local artist, Kymi Manley. Gorgeous hair and makeup by the stylists at Rockabetty’s Hair Salon in Yuba City also matched the wedding theme flawlessly.
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1. For the ceremony, the bride wore a vintage 1970s bridal gown by award winning designer Jessica McClintock.
2. The wedding was beautifully styled by Kevin DeHoff (owner of Country Florist), who combined lush blooms, jewel toned fabrics, and eclectic vintage store finds. 3. Claude – the 7,000 pound metal sculpture of a fire-breathing, 10-foot tall dragon with a 19-ft wing span – delighted the guests after landing at Southridge on the wedding day. Northern California artist Gabe Zanotto is the creator of this piece.
4. Groomsmen sported suits with a Victorian/Steampunk style. The groom wore a dark blue suit and a surprise patterned vest – which could be really admired once the suit jacket was off.
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Artist Jennifer Young, owner of Moon Majick Creations, created beautiful henna designs on the hands and arms of guests at the wedding. The beautiful cinematic wedding photos were taken by Talia Baxter of Portraits by Talia, who is also Dahni’s high school friend from MCAA. And, in the same cinematic style, a video which will be shared on Facebook soon was shot by Eric and Stephany Jordan, owners of Marcomm Media. See their work at marcommmedia.com.
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5. MUSIC Music during the ceremony was performed by Dahni’s fellow cast members at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Universal Studios, L.A. Uno Mundo (the father of the bride's band) kept the reception lively. Rob joined in, too!
6. COLOR PARTY Bridesmaids wore colorful, floral dresses fitting the wedding’s theme, but reflecting each girl’s individual tastes. The stunning floral bouquets were created by Kevin DeHoff, Country Florist.
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7. WARDROBE CHANGE Dahni arrived at the reception in a 2nd dress, a beautiful floor-length tulle gown with a jeweled corset from The Collective Bride in Yuba City.
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An original watercolor portrait of Rob & Dahni was painted by local artist Madelyne Joan Templeton. Facebook.com/madelyne.templeton
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Yoga & Wine by ELIZABETH SMITH
I created “Happy Hour Yoga” with the intention to support local businesses and bring people to yoga who had never tried it before. As a yogi, I understand that taking a yoga class can seem overwhelming. I originally chose not to take a class for two reasons: it was not popular in our community at the time and it looked very difficult. I eventually turned to yoga as an alternative to medicine. After my very first class, I immediately decided to start teaching. I bought a book and taught the next day in my living room with anyone who would practice with me. I began teaching after hours in local businesses, at the park, and in friends’ backyards. Once I became certified I started teaching in gyms, our local yoga studio, and at private parties.
PureJoy. I’ve been to a few wine and yoga events where they do the yoga then the wine. I thought it would be fun to do both at the same time, and it works very well! 50% of the clientele at Happy Hour Yoga have NEVER done yoga before because it seemed too intimidating.
But once you add wine, it seems more playful and fun. The classes are geared toward beginners, but can accommodate all levels of yoga experience.
"It makes my heart so full to hear people laughing & practicing self-care."
I am all about collaborations, community involvement, and coordinating events, so I decided to partner with local businesses to offer Yoga and Wine. The idea was that it would make yoga seem less intimidating to people who had never taken a class, would be a fun change for yogis who wanted to have some fun, and would support our local businesses.
Currently, the Wine Down Wednesday classes are the last Wednesday of the month at a location in the area, which changes every month. We also do a class 2x a month at Munger Winery called Sunset Yoga. We practice in the grass under a big beautiful weeping willow while listening to nature, feeling the air on our skin, and enjoying a nice peaceful evening. The next Sunset Yoga class will be July 19. Doors open at 6:30, class starts at 7pm. There are a few mats to loan, or you can bring your own.
The class includes one glass of wine (or beer at certain locations) and a yoga class. My good friend Jesi Young owns PureJoy, and has donated a one month pass at each and every event. I also offer schedules and free passes to
For more information on when the classes will be, please “like” Happy Hour Yoga on Facebook.
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SUMMER MUST-DO's Soak in some local fun in the summer sun!
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Enjoy the fresh cuisine of Pasquini’s! With a garden full of fresh veggies, homemade pasta, and the best steaks in the area, you won’t be disappointed. Pasquini’s offers an array of dining options from their famous Monday spaghetti night to a romantic table for two to the perfect place to host your next group celebration. 6241 Highway 99, Live Oak
Say Cheers at Rocco’s on the River! Grab your friends and head to the river to cool down with one of the many margaritas on their menu. Enjoy live music too! Follow Rocco’s on the River for the updated entertainment. 3249 Butte Slough Road, Colusa
Take the stress out of planning your holiday card and book your family portrait now while the kids are out of school and everyone has that summer glow! Heather Smith Photography has great ideas and will provide you with an image you’ll love to share this upcoming holiday season. Call her to book your session. 530.713.5748
Keep your pantry and fridge full with everything from Grocery Outlet! The kids are home and the friends are visiting. Be sure to keep a budget in mind and save on your groceries throughout the summer. A great beer and wine selection for the parents too! 1721 Colusa Avenue, Yuba City
Dive in and enjoy the cool water at the GAP! The Gauche Aquatic Park is the perfect place to meet up and cool down with friends. If you are interested in an open swim time, lessons, or planning a party, check out the GAP schedule online. A huge play structure and a refreshing time is right there in downtown Yuba City! 421 C Street, Yuba City
Fake it, don’t bake it! Get the perfect summer glow from Beautifully Bronze without the sun exposure. Pick the perfect shade for your skin tone and do something for yourself. Book your customized tan by calling 530.712.7644
Make your morning routine easy! With eyelash extensions from the Lash & Beauty Bar, you can just get up and go. Enjoy longer lashes and say goodbye to mascara! Call to book your appointment with our certified licensed lash artist. 530.870.8878
Stop by and say hi to the new owners of California Yogurt, Ashley and Alex Cervantes. California Yogurt is the Yuba-Sutter area’s original frozen yogurt shop and they look forward to serving you a tasty treat! It's like walking back in time when you head through the doors of the original shop. 1282 Stabler Lane, Yuba City
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social Peach Tree Golf and Country Club has new social memberships for families & individuals craving fun. For nearly 60 years, Peach Tree Golf and Country Club has served the Yuba-Sutter community as a destination for social events, recreational activities, and golf. As we approach the kick-off to our 60th Diamond Anniversary in January, the club is undergoing some exciting changes to meet the needs of our next generation of membership. There has never been a better time to join.
CRAVE, our new social membership, is designed for individuals and families craving exciting social and recreational opportunities. With access to our restaurant, club events, pool, and limited golf, Crave members find this affordable membership easy to fall in love with. For $25 per month and a 12 month commitment, you can open the door to exciting possibilities including attending our winemaker dinners, family bingo parties, Splash summer pool parties and more. Interested in golfing but don’t know how? Crave members can play golf daily after 1pm for $45 per round. With on-site instruction and group lessons available, it is easy to fall in love with golf in a fun and safe environment.
FLEX, our new flexible golf membership, takes everything included with Crave one step further. For $65 per month, Flex members receive unlimited access to our range and practice facility all year long. Need more golf? No problem! Flex members can play golf any day of the week. Simply choose the day and time that fits your schedule and budget and you’re off to a great day of golf on the region’s best golf course. Flex members pay for each round of golf at the posted green fee rate ranging from $35 - $60 per round. Tee times can be made five days in advance. Flex is ideal for someone trying to balance their time and value: play when you can and pay for how much you play. You’re in control of your time and budget with Flex membership. Both memberships include a $125 quarterly spending minimum designed to encourage members to use their membership and allow us to provide the services and amenities that make the club unique.
"We love coming to Peach Tree to swim. It’s relaxing, the kids have a ball, and the food is so yummy! There’s shade for my baby & my husband joins after he’s done golfing. I love being with my family here."
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upcoming events EVERY SATURDAY IN THE SUMMER: Splash Summer Pool Party – Family Friendly BBQ and Poolside Bar AUGUST 18 Tyler Rich concert featuring Temecula Road SEPTEMBER Denim and Diamonds Party Family Bingo Night The Men’s Invitational OCTOBER Children’s Halloween Party NOVEMBER Paint and Wine Night Family Bingo Night DECEMBER Kid’s Christmas Party with Santa Meet & Greet Membership Holiday Party Casino Night New Year’s Eve – 60th Anniversary Kick-Off Party ME AN D MIN E MAGA Z I NE | S UM M E R 2 01 8
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