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Latest News From GABA, Greater Arnold Business Association!
GABA MIXER IS THURSDAY MAY 8TH....Our next mixer is coming up soon! We’re holding it a bit early this month. The Summer Season is almost upon us and it’s Frog Jump time already! Please join us at: PACIFIC STATE BANK IN ARNOLD (next to the Post Office) They would love to show of their newly remodeled office! THURSDAY, MAY 8TH, 5:30 TO 7:30. Appetizers will be served and there will be a no-host bar serving beer, wine and soft drinks. We will be holding a raffle so please bring something fun to share! We’d really like to see you there! We’ve been working on some new projects to try to get more involvement in your business association and we need your input.....
INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE
Entry Forms are now available at Mountain Media and Foothill Printing in the Big Trees Shopping Center as well as Pacific State Bank next to the Arnold Post Office and the Avery and Hathaway Pines Post Offices. If you have participated in the past, you will receive an entry form in the mail. The deadline to enter is June 20th. There are categories for floats, autos, musical, marching and equestrians. The parade is scheduled for Saturday, July 5th beginning at 10AM. Highway 4 will be closed at 9:30 AM. The Parade Route will begin at the lower end of the Arnold Byway just east of town and end at Cedar Center. The Theme is “Remembering the Past” and the Grand Marshal is Betty Ann Prescott. Betty has a long list of community activities. Watch the Calaveras Enterprise and ThePineTree.net for the article on Betty Ann soon.
GABA GUIDES
The new guides are out and already one of the most popular things on the racks! As a member, you are entitled to 50 free guides. If you need more, they are available at cost for 35 cents each. Our thanks to Ray Sutliff for delivering guides to many of our members. They are available at Foothill Printing for pick up as well. If you haven’t got some yet, be sure to go by there and get yours! They are a great marketing tool.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!
Welcome Terra Firma Fitness, Michelle Young Financial and Bookkeeper to Go! Here’s your spotlights!
AMY RENN
Amy blends her passion for the outdoors and drive for peak athleticism with sound exercise techniques that will inspire and motivate you. A fitness and healthy living advocate, Amy has a Masters degree in Kinesiology, is a certified personal trainer and a licensed massage therapist. Amy enjoys running, backpacking, alpine skiing, nordic skiing, and traveling the world. She is also a lover of natural beauty, and has lived in Bear Valley and Lake Tahoe for the last ten years. Amy is certified, licensed and insured and continues to expand on her knowledge with continual learning. Her services include Outdoor Fitness Training and Massage. Check out her website at www.terrafirmafitness.com
JILL HARLOW
Need a bookkeeper or financial advisor, but can’t seem to get out of the office? Bookkeeper to Go is the solution for you! Jill Harlow, owner and accountant, will come to your location to meet your bookkeeping needs. She is a Quickbooks pro advisor, provides data entry, financial statement preparation, and financial statement review services. She can also file payroll taxes and prepare tax work for individuals, sole proprietors, and S corporations or do the work-up for your CPA.
Jill has been in the accounting business for over 40 years and is dedicated to providing her clients with top-notch service. She is actively involved in the community, serving on the boards of Forest Meadows HOA, Chapel in the Pines, and Soroptomists. She is also a memer of the Calaveras Chamber of Commerce and most recently GABA. Welcome Jill!
MICHELLE YOUNG
Choosing a mortgage broker in today’s world means not just receiving an expert mentor through the complex mortgage lending process, but a trusted advisor for life. She is proud to be able to offer you extensive choices and access to information while continuously weighing and balancing your financial interests and goals throughout your changing life. She is more than a mortgage loan originator, or broker, rather think of her as your Home Asset Advisor, or your Mortgage Planner. She represents many of the Nations largest wholesale lenders, offering you hundreds of loan programs as well as competitive rates and fees. She knows that each customer has specific needs, and she strives to meet those needs with quality service and individual attention. With a variety of loan programs and an established network of lenders behind her, she’s confident that she will find the loan that best suits your needs, and at a the most competitive rate! Check out her website at www.michelleyoungfinancial.com
MALE AND FEMALE SENIOR OF THE YEAR
The Calaveras County Commission on Aging needs nominations for the Annual Senior of the Year. If you have someone in mind that you feel deserves this great honor, call Barbara Pollard at 754-5360 for a nomination packet. The deadline is May 12th so don’t delay!
GIFT BASKETS
Many of you may already be aware of the Gift Basket Program headed by Ray Sutliff. We are trying to assemble gift baskets or ‘Welcome Baskets’ to give to new business folks coming into our area. He’d like to have at least 12 of these baskets ready to hand out. In it he’d like to have coupons and/or small products that represent your business and would encourage people to stop in and see what else you have to offer. Please contact Ray at 795-5394 or raymondemail@comcast.net if you’d like to be a part of it.
CEDAR CENTER'S 4TH ANNUAL CAR AND TRUCK SHOW
New this year: CLASSIC MOTORCYCLES!
June 21, 2008-Car show hours are 10am to 4pm, vendors from 10am to 6pm and live music from 6pm to 8pm with Schiraz. The event and Center feature: restaurants, unique shops, raffles (including a 50/50), live music, awards, food, craft and car-related vendor booths. All 1983 models and older are welcome. Pre-register by June 20th for $20.00 or $30.00 on the day of the show. All proceeds benefit the Annual Cedar Center Community Events. For car registration information call: Jon at Highland Books 209-795-9423, for vendor information call: Susan 209-588-0999
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