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Garden Club Dance Friday, March 25 Kurtz's Beach Club $40 a person, $75 a couple Buffet including beer and wine Community Calendar Tuesday, March 15th North Shore Garden Club, 7pm Rae Regula s home

1 The Barnacle North Shore on the Magothy North Shore s Website Check it out! Paper copies of The Barnacle, for residents who do not have the Internet, are in a box attached to the PARK sign by the boat ramp. A Spring Fling! Garden Club Dance Friday, March 25 Kurtz's Beach Club $40 a person, $75 a couple Buffet including beer and wine Community Calendar Tuesday, March 15th North Shore Garden Club, 7pm Rae Regula s home Thursday, March 24th GPC Meeting, 7:30pm Pasadena Police Department Friday, March 25th North Shore Dance, 7-11pm Kurtz s Beach Call Sarah Ann Parsons for tickets Tuesday, April 5th Board Meeting, 7pm Lois Warner s home also... Hazardous Material Day Millersville AA County Dump Saturday, April 16th Hazardous Material Day Dover Road AA County Dump Saturday, April 23rd Easter Egg Hunt, 10am Community Beach. Friday, April 29th Get a free tree from MD DNR Tawes State Office Bldg, Annapolis The Barnacle is a monthly publication pertaining to the community of North Shore. Please feel free to send birth announcements, death notices, recipes, items for sale, workers for hire, thank you notes to neighbors for being especially neighborly, North Shore history, and upcoming events. If you have any submissions for the Barnacle, please them to me at adbart65@verizon.net. The deadline for submissions is always the Sunday following the Board Meeting. To advertise a business in The Barnacle, please send your camera-ready artwork or a business card to me. The cost is $50 per year, checks made payable to the North Shore Association. We also have rates available for one-time-only ads. Please call me for details, Amy Bartholomee, Editor

2 March 1, 2011 MINUTES FOR NORTH SHORE ASSOCIATION Board Members Present: Brian Ferguson, Denise Larbig, Sarah Ann Parsons, Rae Regula, Robyn Gearhart-Sayler, Lois Warner, Jennifer Harris, Bonnie Howatt, Jennifer King, Roberta Watts, Rick Watts. Guests: Marty Gavin, Mike Warner. The meeting was called to order at 7:20PM at the home of Denise Larbig. A motion was made to approve the minutes from the Feb 1, 2011 meeting. Motion approved by Lois Warner, seconded by Brian Ferguson. All were in favor, motion carried. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS: Treasurer: NORTH SHORE ASSOCIATION - FEBRUARY 2011 TREASURER'S REPORT - at 2/28/11 General Fund Balance at 1/31/11 $ 8,336 Revenues: Barnacle 50 Interest Income 3 Total Revenues 53 Expenses: BGE - Marina 388 BGE - Beach 34 Garden Club - gardening supplies 13 Sign - Entertainment advertisement 16 Sign permit - Mt. Road (annual renewal) 10 Barnacle printing 15 National Arbor Day is the last Friday in April, the 29 th. Please visit Tawes State Office building at the corner of Rowe and Taylor Ave. in Annapolis for a free tree from their lobby. Even if you can't use the tree, the North Shore Woods can! Total Expenses (476) General Fund 2/28/11 $ 7,913 PAGE 2

3 Capital Fund 12/31/10 $ 15,409 Interest Income (Jan - December 2011) 40 Capital Fund 2/28/11 $ 15,448 Membership: Phil Gerber was absent. Rick Watts reported for him that membership applications are going out by the end of the month. Any address changes should be forwarded to Phil Gerber. Pier: Brian Ferguson reported that the ice-eaters will be pulled this week (Mike Warner to help). The electricity is not working on the right side of the Marina. He will choose a day for Pier Cleanup at the next Pier Committee meeting. Brian is looking into replacing the shed that holds the water pumps. Brian will be sending out contracts and applications for the slips next week. The revised Pier rules were presented at the All Community Meeting in Feb 2011 and Brian has had no complaints or feedback. Denise Larbig motioned that the board approves the revised pier rules as published on the North Shore website. Lois Warner seconded. A# were in favor, motion carried. Roads and Zoning: Lois Warner reported that she has received a request for a deck from the DeRemers on Park Creek Court. The application was circulated amongst the board. Lois Warner motioned to approve the DeRemer application, Roberta Watts seconded. A# were in favor, motion carried. Beach: Rick Watts reported that there was a shed break-in at the North Shore Beach in February. Mike and Lois Warner were able to fix the door and check the shed and its contents. The picnic tables are being moved and there was discussion of chaining them to the pavilion. There continues to be vandalism at the Beach. It is up to our watchful neighbors to call the cops at (410) if they see unsanctioned events/individuals at the beach after hours. This goes for the Marina as well. Rick also noted that Mario Anello volunteered to spread the stone at the low spot of the parking area for the beach. Park: Rae Regula reported that she and Jennifer King have discussed the need for new backboards and nets at the basketball court, and she has found some suitable outdoor ones online. Bonnie Howatt said that there was already $300 in the budget for capital improvements at the park. However, the cost of the basketball gear may be a bit more. Bonnie Howatt motioned that the board approves $400 for basketba# equipment, Jennifer King seconded. A# approved, motion carried. Rae also said she was getting a work committee together to dismantle the monkey bars. Anyone interested in helping, contact Rae Regula. PAGE 3

4 Jennifer King also reiterated the need for lacrosse backboard. She suggested that we start with a temporary wall that could be removed when not in season. It would be put up near the courts. Roberta Watts questioned the aesthetics of a temporary wall at the park and Rick Watts reminded folks of the complaints of noise from the old backboard at the tennis courts. Jennifer King motioned that the board approves the insta#ation of a temporary backboard at the park. Rae Regula seconded. A# in favor, motion carried. Entertainment: Jennifer King reported that the Progressive Dinner was great fun, 9 couples attended. She will try to do this again this summer, with it wrapping up at the Community Beach. The next event is the Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday April 23 rd at 10AM. Deliver filled eggs the night before at the home of Jennifer King on Valley Rd. Welcome: Cris Imle will now fill this position. Garden Club: Sarah Ann Parsons reported that we need to sell tickets for the North Shore Dinner Dance on March 25 th. Make checks payable to North Shore Association, subject: dinner dance ($40 single, $75 couple). Flyers will be distributed this week. The next Garden Club meeting is March 15 th at the home of Rae Regula on Park Creek Ct. (7PM). Roberta Watts reported that the Garden Club has been pursuing the potential for reforesting the Magothy Greenway that flanks North Shore Road. She along with several Master Gardeners and neighbors conducted a hike through the woods to identify trees and the source of diseases. Those interested in learning more can Roberta Watts at bertawatts@verzion.net. All are invited to hear a Master Gardener at the April 19 North Shore Garden Club meeting. We will discuss the woods and our options from tree choices to funding. Also, National Arbor Day is the last Friday in April, the 29 th. Please visit the lobby of the Tawes State office building at the corner of Rowe and Taylor Ave. in Annapolis for a free tree. Greater Pasadena Council: Robin Gearhart-Sayler reported that the GPC meeting was held on Feb. 24 th, with guest speaker Nancy Schrum. They are compiling a list of all the neighborhoods in the area and will approach non-member neighbors in an effort to have them join. The GPC board has agreed that this year those neighborhoods in good standing with the GPC (current on dues) will not be charged for this year (2011). The next meeting is on March 24 th at the Pasadena Police Department, 7:30PM. OLD BUSINESS: Lois Warner reported on the shed on Dutchship Court as follows: Last month Lois had sent a letter to the owner notifying them of the shed s non-compliance with North Shore covenants. She has received no response and will now send a registered letter giving the shed owner 10 business days to submit the appropriate paperwork. If no application is submitted within the allotted time, the NS Board will take appropriate action. Denise Larbig reminds the community that the North Shore Board welcomes input on any concerns our paid members may have. The Board meetings are open to ALL paid members. Rae Regula reminds all neighbors that April 5 th is the next hazardous material day at the Millersville AA County dump. There is also one on April 16 th at the Dover AA County dump. PAGE 4

5 Bonnie Howatt remarked that the contract for lawn mowing shows a mid-march start. Rick Watts recommended that we let the neighborhood youth mow the grass by the Mountain Road sign for $20 instead of giving that money to the lawn service. He volunteered Dean Watts as a mower. NEW BUSINESS: After minimal discussion, the board has chosen the following slate of members and committee chairs: President: Lois Warner, time left: 1 year Vice President: TBD Treasurer: Bonnie Howatt, time left: 1 year Secretary: Roberta Watts, time left: 2 years Membership: Phil Gerber, time left: 2 years Roads and Zoning: Jennifer Harris, time left: 3 years Pier Committee: Brian Ferguson, time left: 1 year NS Beach: Marty Gavin, time left: 3 years NS Park: Rae Regula, time left: 1 year Entertainment: Jennifer King, time left: 2 years Garden Club: Sarah Ann Parsons Welcome: Cris Imle Please help us protect community property. If you see trespassers after dark at the Beach or Marina, call the Eastern District Police at (410) THANK YOU! GPC: Robin Gearhart-Sayler Barnacle: Amy Bartholomee Roberta Watts motioned to approve the slate. Rae Regula seconded. A# in favor, motion carried. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday April 5 at the home of Lois Warner at 7 PM. Denise motioned to adjourn the meeting at 8:45 PM. Lois Warner seconded. A# in favor, motion carried. Respectfu#y submitted by Roberta Watts, Secretary PAGE 5

6 Changing of the Guard... Outgoing President Denise Larbig and New President Lois Warner New Beach Chair, Marty Gavin New Roads & Zoning Chair, Jennifer Harris Outgoing Board Member, Rick Watts PAGE 6

7 North Shore Galley &om the kitchen of Nancy Ane#o Caramelized Onion-Potato Gratin Prep: 30 min.; Cook: 27 min.; Bake: 1 hr., 10 min.; Stand: 10 min. Cook's note: Stick a wooden pick into the middle of the gratin to test for doneness. The gratin is ready when the pick slides easily through the potatoes. Yield: Makes 8 servings 1 1/2 teaspoons dried Italian seasoning 1/8 teaspoon ground red pepper 1 (8-oz.) package shredded Italian sixcheese blend 3 pounds baking potatoes, peeled and thinly sliced Preparation 1. Preheat oven to 375. Combine first 4 ingredients in a small bowl. 2. Melt butter in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat; add onion, and cook, stirring often, 15 minutes or until onions are caramel colored; add garlic, and cook 1 minute. 3. Stir in flour, and cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute. Gradually whisk in milk and next 3 ingredients. Cook, whisking often, 8 to 9 minutes or until mixture thickens. Remove from heat; whisk in cheese until melted and smooth. 4. Layer half of potatoes in a lightly greased 13- x 9-inch baking dish; pour 2 cups sauce over potatoes in dish. Repeat layers once. Ingredients 1 1/4 cups soft, fresh breadcrumbs 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 2 teaspoons lemon zest 3 tablespoons butter 2 large sweet onions, halved and thinly sliced 3 garlic cloves, minced 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour 5. Bake, uncovered, at 375 for 1 hour and 10 minutes or until golden brown and potatoes are fork tender, topping with breadcrumb mixture during last 15 minutes of baking. Remove from oven, and let stand 10 minutes. Lightened Potato-Caramelized Onion Gratin: Substitute 1% low-fat milk for whole milk, decrease butter to 1 1/2 Tbsp., and increase flour to 1/4 cup. Proceed with recipe as directed. Anne Trulock, Madison, Georgia, Southern Living, SEPTEMBER /2 cups milk 1 3/4 teaspoons salt PAGE 7

Neighborhood Notes Guinea Pigs: Two adorable/sweet female Guinea Pigs need a new home. Brown/black/white mixed one long hair and one short hair. Includes a three tier cage with catch pan and supplies.

8 Neighborhood Notes Guinea Pigs: Two adorable/sweet female Guinea Pigs need a new home. Brown/black/white mixed one long hair and one short hair. Includes a three tier cage with catch pan and supplies. $50.00 call Nick at For Sale: 2003 Chaparral 260 Signature Express Cruiser. 5.7 Volvo, 320 Hp 290 hours. Camper cover. Good condition. $29,900. Call Greg or Robin Sayler or Wanted: Kayak with rudder. Call Roberta Watts at with information and price. North Shore Youngsters Working for Spending Money If you would like to be added to this list, please e- mail me at adbart65@verizon.net. We will run this list in each issue. Childcare Austin Murdock Sara King Megan Hammer Kate Morris (certified babysitter) h or c Carly Schell Alison King Pet Sitting Kendall Parrott Matt Dougan Kyle Dougan Graham Dougan Sara King Megan and Kaitlyn Hammer Tyler and Zoe Larbig Alison King Other Services Need help with your TV, electronics, games, software, or computer? Call Dean Watts at I can solve most problems for a very reasonable fee. PAGE 8

9 GEORGE S LAWN SERVICE LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SNOW REMOVAL POWER WASHING HAULING COMPLETE YARD CLEAN UP LAWN MOWING PAGE 9

North Shore Board of Governors President: Lois Warner 410-255-0824 rivercritters@comcast.net Vice President: TBD Secretary: Roberta Watts 410-437-2602 bertawatts@verizon.

10 North Shore Board of Governors President: Lois Warner Vice President: TBD Secretary: Roberta Watts Treasurer: Bonnie Howatt Barnacle: Amy Bartholomee Beach: Marty Gavin Entertainment: Jennifer King Garden Club: Sarah Ann Parsons Greater Pasadena Council: Robin Gearhart-Sayler Membership: Phillip Gerber Park: Rae Regula Pier: Brian Ferguson Roads and Zoning: Jennifer Harris Welcome: Cris Imle (Mackenzie) Anne Arundel County Useful Numbers Animal Control AAC Constituent Line AAC Departmental Phone Directory Switchboard Board of Elections Bulk Item Pickup Community Services Program Collections Manager County Councilman (District 3) Derek Fink County Executive John R. Leopold MD Delegate (District 31) Don Dwyer MD Delegate (District 31) Nic Kipke MD Delegate (District 31) Steven R. Schuh Health Department Magothy River Water Quality Hot Line State Senator Brian Simonaire Road Repair Zoning Enforcement PAGE 10

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