ACTIVITY GUIDE

Cameron Park Community ServiCeS DiStriCt

WINTER/SPRING 2014

www.cameronpark.org 530-677-2231

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Stay & Play

FIRE DEPARTMENT CRAB FEEDSaturday, February 23

AFFAIR oF ThE hEARTThursday, February 20

EASTER EGG hUNTSaturday, April 19

DoG DAy AFTERNooNGrand opening of hacienda Dog ParkSaturday, April 12

CoNCERT Todd Morgan and the Emblems

Saturday, January 25

CoNCERT Dean-o-holics

Saturday, March 22

SPRING ANTIqUE, CRAFT & GARDEN Show

Saturday, May 3

CoMMUNITy ClEAN-UP DAy AND SwAP MEETSaturday, April 2

REDS, whITES, AND JEwElSSaturday, February 1

look for up-to-date information at cameronpark.org

yoUR owN TRUNk ShowThursday, March 13

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EVENTS/coNTENTSTodd MorgaN aNd ThE EMblEMSSaturday, January 25, 7:00pm concert starts; 6:00pm doors opencameron Park community center 20’s/30’s jazz, 50’s/60’s rock n roll, and present day pop and rock, Todd Morgan and the Emblem’s original music is perfect for all ages. Advance tickets $18 each/ (2) for $34; $20 each at the door. Tickets available at Cameron Park Walgreens, Bel Air, SS/CP Chamber of Commerce, Fire Station 89, Cameron Park CSD Office or online at www.showclix.com. Food and beverages are available.

rEdS, WhiTES & JEWElS ShoWSaturday, February 1, 11:00am-4:00pmcameron Park community center Get a head start on your Valentine’s Day shopping for that special someone. Enjoy an afternoon of wine/champagne tastings, light appetizers and jewelry shopping. Tasting and beverage sales will benefit EDDOG. Vendor spaces available for $50; $10 fee for electricity.

aFFair oF ThE hEarTThursday, February 20, 4:00pm-7:30pmcameron Park community center Join Marshall Medical Center and the Cameron Park CSD for this year’s Affair of the Heart. This public health event will include guest speakers, health club vendors, health screenings, healthy food sampling, wine tasting, vendors and more! Admission is free.

caMEroN Park FirE dEParTMENT crab FEEdSaturday, February 22. doors open at 5:00pmchurch of the Foothills, 2380 Merrychase drive, cameron Park Come enjoy delicious crab, listen to great music and participate in the raffle and silent auction all in support of the Cameron Park Fire Department. Tickets are available at Fire Station 89.

Your oWN TruNk ShoWThursday, March 13, 5:00pm-8:00pmcameron Park community center Ladies clean out your closets! Your Own Trunk Show is the perfect oppor-tunity to sell your clothes, purses, shoes jewelry, accessories and more. Wine, champagne, and snack will be available for purchase. Booth fee $25 for a 10’ x 10’ space.

dEaN-o-holicSSaturday, March 22nd, 7:00pm concert starts; 6:00pm doors opencameron Park community center The Dean-O-Holics are bringing back the cool. This tribute to the Rat Pack will take you back in time for a night of amazing music. What would the Rat Pack be without an appearance by Marilyn Monroe? Advance tickets $18 each/ (2) for $34; $20 each at the door. Tickets available at Cameron Park Walgreens, Bel Air, SS/CP Chamber of Commerce, Fire Station 89, Cameron Park CSD Office or online at www.show-clix.com. Food and beverages available.

dog daY aFTErNooNSaturday april 12, 11 am to 2 pmhacienda dog Park, cameron Park drive and haciendaCome celebrate with the CPCSD and El Dorado Dog Owners Guild (EDDOG)for the GRAND OPENING of our first off-leash dog park at Hacienda Park. Enjoy fun activities, learn doggie etiquette, take a lunch break and enjoy this won-derful space. For vendor information, visit www.EDDOG.org.

EaSTEr Egg huNTSaturday, april 19, 10:00 am-12:00pmrasmussen Park, Mira loma drive31st Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Admission is FREE. Easter Bunnies arrive at the park at 10am; hunt starts at 10:20am. Individual age groups are 0-3; 4-5; 6-7 and 8-10. Easter Bunnies will be available for pictures at about 11am. Face painting and bounce house available for a nominal fee.

coMMuNiTY clEaN-uP daY Saturday, april 26, 8:00am-2:00pm camerado School, 2480 Merrychase drive and christa Mcauliffe Park across the street Clean unwanted clippings & tree trim-mings and to properly dispose of bulk items. Gently used items can be donated to Snowline Hospice. Fire Safe Council will provide free chipping. The Cameron Park Fire explorers will be volunteering at this event and col-lecting tax deductible donations.

SWaP MEETSaturday, april 26, 8:00am-12:00pmcameron Park community center Prepare for a day of fun either sell-ing your treasures or hunting for new ones. Sign up now for your space at the Community Center parking lot (rain or shine, event will be held outside, come prepared!). Advance space $15

SPriNg aNTiquE, craFT aNd gardEN ShoWSaturday, May 3, 9:00am-3:00pmcameron Park community centerFREE Entrance! Indoor/outdoor show features a variety of garden accesso-ries, antiques and hand-made crafts, specific for the spring season. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Wine tasting fundraiser sponsored by EDDOG. $55 for vendor space; $10 extra for electricity.

cover photos: front cover photos from El dorado camera clubback cover and inside photos contributed by the El dorado camera club

Table of contentsTot/Youth .............................................4-5

Youth/Sports .......................................... 6

Teens/adult classes ...........................6-7

cooking classes .................................... 8

adult classes ...................................9-11

local advertisers ............................10-11

Safety ...............................................12-13

adult Sports ......................................... 13

Seniors ............................................14-15

information ......................................16-17

registration .......................................... 18

Look for upcoming eventsWelcome to Summer May 24Summer Spectacular June 28

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dancebaby ballet(Ages 1 - 3)Students learn the basic moves in all types of dance. Props to create the right moves will be used and we will learn a small dance at the end of the six week session (bring your cameras, the pictures are a true treasure) Pink ballet slippers and black leotards. hair should be tightly secured.120622-01 F 1/10-2/14 10-10:30A 120622-02 F 2/21-3/28 10-10:30A 120622-04 F 4/04-5/09 10-10:30A Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Ms Carli - Come Dance with Me

Pre ballet(Ages 3 - 5)Children learn the discipline of ballet and modern movements and songs while learn-ing the basic of ballet in its simplest form. We will learn a variety of songs and dances this is a continuing class that will happen consecutively throughout the year. Black leo-tards and pink ballet slippers are required.120608-01 F 1/10-2/14 10:30-11:15A 120608-02 F 2/21-3/28 10:30-11:15A 120608-04 F 4/4-5/9 10:30-11:15A Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Ms Carli - Come Dance with Me

Pre Tap(Ages 3 - 5)Students are introduced to basic tap move-ments. Students focus on sound and bal-ance. Combinations will be introduced in this class and all curriculum taught will be age and skill-level appropriate.120623-01 F 1/10-2/14 11:15-11:45A120623-02 F 2/21-3/28 11:15-11:45A 120623-04 F 4/4-5/9 11:15-11:45A Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Ms Carli - Come Dance with Me

ballet and Tap(Ages 3 - 5)Learn the fundamentals of ballet and tap220608-01 Th 1/9-2/13 4-4:45P 220608-02 Th 2/20-4/3* 4-4:45P220608-04 Th 4/10-5/15 4-4:45P * no class 2/27Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Come Dance with Me

ballet and Tap (Ages 6 - 8)Learn Ballet and Tap to today’s great music.220623-01 Th 1/9-2/13 5-5:45P 220623-02 Th 2/20-4/3* 5-5:45P 220623-04 Th 4/10-5/15 5-5:45P * no class 2/27Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Come Dance with Me

NEW TiME Youth Hula (Ages 8 - 12)Aloha - beginning Hula. Class for children who want to learn the Basics of Hawaiian Dance, and how to tell the stories of each song and dance with their eyes, hands and body language. Great for a little educa-tion on the language also. “Aloha, Mahalo, Kaholo, Ami” and much more...... Bring a “wrap around” for the hips (sarong)120618-01 Tu 1/7-1/28 3:30-4:30P 120618-02 Tu 2/4-2/25 3:30-4:30P 120618-03 Tu 3/4-3/25 3:30-4:30P 120618-04 Tu 4/1-4/29* 3:30-4:30P *No class 4/15Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $45/$40 with CP resident discountInstructor: Rosalie “Lokalia” Stearns – Certified Kumu Hula

beyond basics Youth hula(Ages 8 - 12)“Hula beyond basics”. Learn new routines to add to your already much loved songs and dances120638-01 M 1/6-2/3* 4-5P 120638-02 M 2/10-3/10** 4-5P 120638-03 M 3/17-4/7 4-5P* No Class 1/20/2014; ** No Class 2/17/2014Location: Dance Studio CC At Community CenterFee: $45/$40 with CP resident discount Instructor: Rosalie “Lokalia” Stearns – Certified Kumu Hula

audition for “broadway Show”Saturday, February 22 • 11am-1pm, Cameron Park Community Center Dance Room Come be a part of a great Broadway pro-duction. No experience in dance or theater necessary we will train all of our actors and actresses. These productions are always great fun, and in 12 weeks we pro-duce a great show for everyone to enjoy. Ages 3 and up. Young adults welcome. Payment is $185, plus $65 per costume fee. (Note: depending on the show, some are less costly) Dance shoes required, may purchase at time of audition. Everyone receives a part. Call 916-768-3975 or email cdwm1@hotmail.com if unable to attend the open Audition. www.cdwmstudios.com. Show will be performed at the Cameron Park Community Center on Saturday May 10.

Musicbeginning guitar for kids (Ages 8 - 12)Through fun skill building and familiar songs, kids will learn string and note names, strumming, and one and two finger chords. The class will be easy for small hands. Please bring your own guitar.120323-01 W 1/8-2/26 5:15-5:45P 120323-03 W 3/5-4/30* 5:15-5:45P *No Class: 4/16/2014Location: Social Room - Community CenterFee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Robert Gram II

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Want to Teach a class?We are always looking to expand our program offerings. If you’d like to offer a class please complete a class proposal and submit it via email to cpcsd@cameronpark.org, or via mail to 2502 Country Club Dr., Attention Recreation Supervisor

NEW! Math Enrichment through games(Ages 7 and up)Math tends to be a joke in our culture and our children’s math ability, or lack therein, reflects this attitude. We need to change their perception for math is an essential skill for our children. By playing games, students will further develop their ability to analyze information, to strategize, to pre-dict outcomes, to use numbers and con-cepts to solve problems, while strength-ening their basic math facts. Every day will be different so students may attend when they can. We will work as a class, in pairs, small groups and independently. All activities and games are in alignment with the Common Core.120141-01 Tu 1/7-4/8 3:30-5:30P 120141-02 W 1/8-4/9 3:30-5:30P Location: Community CenterFee: $159/$154 with CP resident discount Instructor: Cathy Hively

Math classesChildren use their brains rather than their fingers to learn the math factsThe math facts are the foundation for most all future math skills.Children can learn the math facts the efficient way and stop relying on counting.The senses of sight, hearing, and touch plus rhythm and rhyme are used to help create associations to the addition, sub-traction, and multiplication facts. Your child will learn the concept and memo-rization of the math facts. Your child will bring home a certificate of completion & a binder with activities for reinforcement at home. With a maximum of 8 students per class, all students will have individualized attention. Please bring a $45 materials fee, payable to Ways That Work, on the first day of class.

The addition & Subtraction Facts to 9 (Ages 6 and up)120118-01 Tu 1/14-3/11 3:45-5:45P 120118-03 Tu 3/18-5/20* 3:45-5:45P *No Class 4/15/2014Location: CAB at El Dorado Hills CSDFee: $176/$171 with CP resident discount Instructor: Chris La Deaux

The Multiplication Facts(Ages 8 and up)120116-01 Th 1/16-3/13 3:45-5:45P 120116-03 Th 3/20-5/22* 3:45-5:45P *No Class: 4/17/2014Location: Cameron Park Community CenterFee: $176/$171 with CP resident discount Instructor: Chris La Deaux

Fitnesskinderkicks/Taekwondo(Ages 4 - 6)Join this fun Martial Arts class designed for 4 to 6 year olds. 30 minute class will have children working on exercises, bal-ance, coordination, attention, self-control, and Taekwondo blocks and kicks. Class includes a FREE uniform.120700-01 M,W 1/6-3/5* 5:30-6P 120700-03 M,W 3/10-4/30 5:30-6P *No class: 1/20/14 & 2/17/14Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio3181 Cameron Park Drive, Suite # 103Fee: $104/$99 with CP resident discount Instructor: Mr. & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones

Taekwondo(Ages 7 - 12)This class is great for anyone who wants to work on hand/foot and eye coordination development. Students work on strikes, kicks, blocks, focus, and self- discipline. Class includes a FREE uniform.120701-01 M,W 1/6-3/5* 6:-6:45P 120701-03 M,W 3/10-4/30 6:-6:45P *No class: 1/20/14 & 2/17/14Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio3181 Cameron Park Drive, Suite # 103Fee: $124/$119 with CP resident discount Instructor: Mr. & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones

olympic Style Tkd Sparing/kickboxing(Ages 6 - 12)Your child can be involved in exercise, discipline, focus, coordination, self defense and fun.320800-01 Tu,Th 1/7-1/30 5-6P 320800-02 Tu,Th 2/4-2/27 5-6P 320800-03 Tu,Th 3/4-3/27 5-6P 320800-04 Tu,Th 4/1-4/29 5-6P Location: USA Intl TDK3013 Alhambra Drive, Suite B, Cameron Park Fee: $109/$104 with CP resident discount Instructor: USA Intl TKD

gymnasticskinder gymnastics(Ages 3-5)Classes are packed full of fun exercises and age appropriate activities. Pre-school gymnastics classes are funtastic! The classes are jam packed with gymnastics activities including obstacle courses, tram-polines, stretching and more. The kids never stop moving!120712-01 M 1/6-1/27 11:30A-12:15P 120712-02 M 2/3-2/24 11:30A-12:15P 120712-03 M 3/3-3/24 11:30A-12:15P120712-04 M 3/31-4/28* 11:30A-12:15P*No Class 4/14/2014Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park Fee: $65/$60 with CP resident discountInstructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics

gymagination(Ages 3.5 - 6)Gymnastics Class time, Drop off program includes Arts & Crafts, learning time, Story Time and more!120728-01 M,W 1/6-1/29 9A-12P 120728-02 M,W 2/3-2/26 9A-12P 120728-03 M,W 3/3-3/21 9A-12P 120728-04 M,W 3/31-4/30* 9A-12P No Class 4/14/2014 & 4/16/2014Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park Fee: $165/$160 with CP resident discountInstructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics

Trampoline & Tumbling classes(Ages 6 - 14)Come and Tumble at Tumble Time! This class teaches all of the basic tumbling skills on the spring floor and trampolines (3 different types). Strength, flexibility, coordination, and agility are some of the wonderful benefits that students will learn from gymnastics! Tumbling goes hand in hand with many other sports such as mar-tial arts, dance, cheerleading and more.120713-01 Th 1/9-1/30 3:30-4:30P 120713-02 Th 2/6-2/27 3:30-4:30P 120713-03 Th 3/6-3/27 3:30-4:30P 120713-04 Th 4/3-5/1* 3:30-4:30P No Class 4/17/2014Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discountInstructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics

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T-ballProgram is for boys and girls, ages 4 to 7 years old. Recreation leaders teach the fundamentals of the game of softball/baseball. Instructional program takes place on Saturdays only, for six weeks. We are looking for team coaches/parents to help with the informational process and act as team leaders, please let us know if you are interested in doing this. Each participant receives a t-shirt and hat as a part of the registration fee. Registration deadline is April 11. No games 5/24/2014420309-01 Sa 5/3-6/14 9A-12P420309-02 Sa 5/3-6/14 9A-12PLocation: Fields at Rasmussen ParkFee: $55/$50 with CP resident discount

NEW! FiT kidS - Sports conditioning (Ages 6 - 14)This class is a great way for kids to stay in shape during off seasons. Circuit format with emphasis on staying strong, flexible and fit!220103-01Th 1/9-1/30 4:30-5:30P 220103-02Th 2/6-3/6* 4:30-5:30P220103-03Th 3/13-4/3 4:30-5:30P 220103-04Th 4/10-5/8** 4:30-5:30P * No Class 2/27/2014; ** No Class 4/17/2014Location: North West Quarter - Community CenterFee: $45/$40 with CP resident discount Instructor: Susan Keema

FiT kidS – home School Physical EducationChildren’s Fitness Specialist Susie Keema brings enthusiasm and experience to this top notch physical education program. All 2013-2014 Home-School children are welcome. Ages 5-8 1:15-2:15p220101.01 Tu Basketball 1/21-3/11 220101.03 Tu Tennis 3/18-4/22 220101.05 Tu Sports & More 4/29-5/27

Ages 8-14 1:15-2:15p220102.01 W Basketball 1/22-3/12220102.03 W Tennis 3/19-4/23220102.05 W Sports & More 4/30-5/28 Location: Gym - Community Center Fee: $10 per class – sessions are 5-8 classes Instructor: Susie Keema

NFl Youth Flag Football(Grades 2 – 8)Join the Cameron Park CSD for NFL sponsored Flag Football league. This great league allows players an opportu-nity to learn and develop skills necessary to be successful in the game of football. Players have 1 – 2 practices per week, determined by the coaches, with games being played on Saturday afternoons. Teams will be split into two groups (2 – 4) and (5 – 8) or if there are enough regis-trants three groups (2 – 3), (4 – 5), (6 – 8). Each participant receives an NFL Flag football team Jersey and flags.320305-01– Grades 2 – 4320305-02 – Grades 5 – 8Location: Christa McAuliffe Fee: $105 / $110All participants and coaches need to fill out NFL participation agreement online at: www.nflflag.com/form/playerwww.nflflag.com/form/coachImportant Dates:Evaluation Days: Saturday, March 22(Put on by the Ponderosa Bruins Football team)-for all registered players-Games Begin: Saturday, April 5Games End: Saturday, May 31Registration Deadline: March 14** No games 4/19 and 5/24

Flag FooTball coachES WaNTEdCameron Park Recreation is looking for people who would like to volunteer their time, energy, and talent as a youth Flag Football coach. We need you. Please contact us at (530)677-2231

NEW! Junior golf classes (Ages 6 -13)Five week class covers full swing, short game, and basic rules of golf, putting and plenty of golf games320101-01 Sa 1/18-2/15 12-1:15P 320101-02 Sa 2/22-3/22 12-1:15P 320101-03 Sa 3/29-5/03* 12-1:15P *No Class 4/19/2014Location: Bass Lake Golf Course 3000 Alexandrite Road, RescueFee: $129/$124 with CP resident discount Instructor: Dan Herek, PGA

internet driver’s Ed (Ages 15 - 18)Driver’s education is a California-required course for teens to receive a driver’s license. It’s the first step to take so the teen can receive a driver’s permit. Course includes parental involvement, is fun, inter-active and educational. Complete any-time. Home study course available. DMV-accepted certificate issued upon successful completion of course. DMV - accepted cer-tification issued upon successful completion of course. Class does not include behind-the-wheel driving. Add $16 for home study course shipping and handling.130110-01 January 130110-02 February 130110-03 March130110-04 April Location: Enrollee’s home addressFee: $84/$79 with CP resident discount Instructor: AllGood Education Corporation

Fitnesskarate/Taekwondo (Ages 13 +)Designed for ages 13 and up, this class is great for anyone who wants to work on hand/foot and eye coordination develop-ment. Students work on strikes, kicks, blocks, focus, and self-discipline. Class includes a FREE uniform.140701-01 M,W 1/6-3/5 7:45-8:30P 140701-03 M,W 3/10-4/30 7:45-8:30P*No class: 1/20/14 & 2/17/14Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio3181 Cameron Park Drive, Suite # 103Fee: $124/$119 with CP resident discount Instructor: Mr. & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones

olympic Style Tkd Sparing/kickboxing (Ages 13+)You or your child can be involved in exer-cise, discipline, focus, coordination, self defense and fun.320801-01 Tu,Th 1/7-1/30 6-7P 320801-02 Tu,Th 2/4-2/27 6-7P 320801-03 Tu,Th 3/4-3/27 6-7P 320801-04 Tu,Th 4/1-4/29 6-7PLocation: USA Intl TDK3013 Alhambra Drive, Suite B, Cameron Park Fee: $109/$104 with CP resident discount Instructor: USA Intl TKD

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NEW TiME Yoga b(Ages 14 +)This class is best for students who have practiced yoga - even if it has been awhile - on your own or in a class - or who have attended the Beginner’s Yoga and are ready for more. Depending on the interests of the students attending - stronger postures and the deeper aspects of a yoga practice are taught. Guidance in establishing your own practice is offered. Enjoy a well earned guided relaxation at the end of class.240704-01 Tu 1/7-1/28 6:30-7:30P 240704-02 Tu 2/4-2/25 6:30-7:30P 240704-03 Tu 3/4-3/25 6:30-7:30P 240704-04 Tu 4/1-4/29* 6:30-7:30P *No Class: 4/15/2014Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Lynn McCarty

NEW! Yoga(Ages 14 +)Beginners and experienced students are welcome to de-stress, energize, breathe, and strengthen your body, mind and spirit. Ample opportunity to increase healthy flex-ibility, a sense of well-being and peace.140704-01 W 1/8-1/29 6-7P 140704-02 W 2/5-2/26 6-7P 140704-03 W 3/5-3/26 6-7P 140704-04 W 4/2-4/30* 6-7P *No Class 4/16/2014Location: Dance Room – Community CenterFee: $50/$45 with CP resident discountInstructor: Wendy Derish

artFun with fusing (Ages 16 +)This class will be fun for everyone; the novice crafter to the experienced fuser. You will making a beautiful 8” x 8” Glass Weaved Basket plate. This plate can make a fabulous gift, candle holder, or serving plate. Join us for an exciting night of working with glass. $15 material fee payable to instructor.360102-02 M 2/24 6-8:00P Location: Community CenterFee: $60/$55 with CP resident discount Instructor: Debbie Trapasso

Music basic guitar i (Ages 13 +)Beginner class will be a fun eight week course learning basic strumming, basic chords, and basic theory through famous songs. Please bring your own guitar. Perfect class for parent and child. 160323-01 W 1/8-2/26 6-7:00P 160323-03 W 3/5-4/30* 6-7:00P *No Class: 4/16/2014Location: Social Room - Community CenterFee: $90/$85 with CP resident discount Instructor: Robert Gram II

basic guitar ii (Ages 13 +)Intermediate class will be a fun eight week course that will expand and grow your cur-rent talents and subjects covered in Basic Guitar I. Expanded chord knowledge and an Introduction to lead guitar will be taught through famous/popular songs. Please bring your own guitar. An excellent parent/child class.160326-01 W 1/8-2/26 7:15-8:15P 160326-03 W 3/5-4/30* 7:15-8:15P No Class: 4/16/2014Location: Social Room - Community CenterFee: $90/$85 with CP resident discount Instructor: Robert Gram II

let’s uke! (Ages 13 +)Class instruction in playing ukulele using Mel Bay’s Easy Ukulele Method Book 1 by Mary Lou Dempler. Strum along to traditional songs. No experi-ence necessary. Bring a ukulele (no baritones) and a copy of the book. You can pick up an information sheet on pur-chasing a ukulele in the registration office.40444-02 M 2/3-3/3* 6- 6:45P 140444-03 M 3/10-3/31 6- 6:45P140444-04 M 4/7-5/5** 6- 6:45P * No Class 2/17/2014; ** No Class 4/14/2014Location: Social Room - Community CenterFee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount Instructor: Lew Johnson

NEW! More let’s uke! (Ages 13 +)A continuation of Let’s Uke!, with more chords, strums, and songs. Bring your own ukulele (no baritones) and a copy of Mel Bay’s Easy Ukulele Method Book 1 by Mary Lou Dempler. 140445-02 M 2/3-3/3* 7-7:45P 140445-03 M 3/10-3/31 7-7:45P 140445-04 M 4/7-5/5 7-7:45P * No Class 2/17/2014; ** No Class 4/14/2014Location: Social Room - Community CenterFee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount Instructor: Lew Johnson

languageSpanish language class(Ages 15 +)An introduction to the Spanish language and culture. Emphasis is on fundamental skills of understanding, speaking, reading, and writing Spanish. Class is designed for beginning students with little or no previous exposure to the language. It is characterized by an emerging ability to understand and produce appropriate responses in high-frequency situations utilizing learned materials. We will connect the curriculum with the Latino-American and Spain culture. A $25 supply fee is payable to the instructor at class.140503-01 M 1/13-3/3 6-7P Location: Class room - Community CenterFee: $125/$120 with CP resident discount Instructor: Gabriela Sosa

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intro to birding as a lifetime hobby (All Ages – youth and adult)Introduction to Birding as a Lifetime Hobby is a chance to learn the basics of identifying birds, to learn a lifetime hobby, to appreciate birds in nature, to know what books and equipment you need to become a “real birder”. Take a bird walk around Cameron Park Lake. Recommend to bring binoculars and a (Kaufman or Peterson) Bird Field Book.460140-05 Sa 5/3 8-10A Location: Cameron Park LakeFee: $17/$12 with CP resident discount Instructor: Joseph Munizich

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cooking with kids (Ages 5 - 15)Calling all Little Chefs! Join us in the kitchen where we will explore the culinary world through a child’s eyes. We work with all fresh/organic ingredients and eat or share our creations. Class features nutri-tion and kitchen safety. Menus for this session: January – comfort foods/soups/desserts; February – Valentine dessert package; March - Spring Menu/desserts; April - Spring Menu/desserts. Please bring $25 material fee to first class120106-01 Tu 1/7-1/28 4-5:15P 120106-02 Tu 2/4-2/25 4-5:15P 120106-03 Tu 3/4-3/25 4-5:15P 120106-04 Tu 4/1-4/29* 4-5:15P No Class 4/15/2014Location: Kitchen - Community CenterFee: $81/$76 with CP resident discount Instructor: Susan Kakavas - Little Chefs World

Thai cooking - green curry with chicken; green Papaya Salad(Ages 18 +)Phonglada Foletta will teach you about com-mon ingredients and how to combine them to develop the desired flavors. Menu includes: Thai Green Curry-made from scratch- with Chicken (Gang kiaw wan gai); Green Papaya Salad (Som tum). Come hungry so we can enjoy our meal during the final hour of class. Recipes, food and all other supplies will be provided and are included in the materials fee - $10 paid to instructor 140104-03 Sa 3/22 12-4P Location: Kitchen - Community CenterFee: $45/$40 with CP resident discountInstructor: Phonglada Foletta

ultimate Truffles class (Ages 12 +)Make elegant, dome-shaped truffles with a variety of luscious fillings including: white, milk and dark chocolate. Learn how to flavor basic ganaches (fillings) with liqueurs and oils. Make and take a dozen truffles in a beautiful gift box. Students will be given rec-ipes, notes, tips, and truffle molds. Please register one week before class. Please bring a material fee of $12 to instructor.160106-02 Tu 2/4 7-9:15P Location: Kitchen at CP Community Center160106-04 Sa 4/12 10A-12:15P Location: Kitchen at El Dorado Hills CSDFee: $44/$39 with CP resident discount Instructor: Karen Moore

cooking with chef Susan (Ages 18+)Susan’s cooking classes will open up a whole new world of techniques, flavors & discoveries for the home cook. Her goal is to inspire you to explore your own creativity in the kitchen! *Chef Susan’s classes are dem-onstration/discussion only* Class recipes are provided after each class to practice in your own kitchen. Each class includes an instruc-tional recipe demo from Chef Susan.

Lower Calories = Leaner WaistlinesLearn simple & tasty kitchen secrets to lower calorie counts without sacrificing any flavors! Chef Susan will demo a dessert that’s sure to become a staple in your quest to conquer those calories & satisfy your sweet tooth: Fat Free Pineapple Upside Down Cake. 140108-01 M 1/27 6:30-8P

Cook-Eat-FreezeWith a little planning, you can learn how to save time & money using those ‘family size’ packages you see in the grocery store. Chef Susan will demo two favorites, Lemon Caper Chicken & Chicken Marsala. 140108-02 M 2/24 6:30-8P

Who Doesn’t Love Brunch?With the prep completed the day before, you can wake up Sunday morning to brunch in your jammies! Spicy Sausage Breakfast Squares, Bacon & Spinach Quiche, Strawberry Cream Brunch Cake & Orange French Toast Bake are on the menu for tonight’s discussion. Chef Susan will demo a pantry staple from her own kitchen - Anytime Granola. 140108-03 M 3/31 6:30-8P

All About AppsAppetizers - learn how to make some new, tasty bites to serve at your next party! Chef Susan will demo her clients’ favorite - Shrimp Pesto Skewers. Discussion will also include how to dress up your table to present your delicious spread. 140108-04 M 4/28 6:30-8PLocation: Kitchen – Community CenterFee per class: $32/$27 with CP resident discount Instructor: Chef Susan Godley

NEW! Wines of the World(Ages 21+)Take the fear out of tasting and buying wine! This course is designed to introduce you to various aspects of wine including history, production, purchasing and tasting. Using a combination of lecture, question/answer sessions, quizzes and tasting, you will be familiar with various wines and regions. 1/22 Introduction to wine, wine making and viticulture1/29 Old World and New World – wine and trends2/5 Burgundian Wines – where, how and why2/12 Bordeaux Wines – where, how and why2/19 Italian Wines - where, how and why2/26 California, Oregon and Washington - where, how and why3/5 Argentina and Chile - where, how and why3/12 Australia and New Zealand - where, how and why3/19 Pairings and ServiceClass is 90 minute long – the first 45 minutes include lecture, questions/answers and a week-ly quiz, then the next 45 minutes are hosted wine sampling to match the weekly topic.140110.01 W 1/22-3/19 6:30-8PLocation: Community CenterFee: $124/119 with CP resident discount*Instructor: Mike Owen – Crystal Basin Cellars * Can’t attend all classes? $17 for one class - NEED to pre-register

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We have 2 types of print competitions, the one scheduled in May occurs 3 times a year in February, May and October and has multiple categories and a non affiliated with the club judge. It is the entire meeting and a good way for people to learn what makes a good photo as the judge critiques the entries in front of the audience. It is open to anyone but there is a small entry fee. The rules for these competitions can be found on the website http://www.eldo-radocameraclub.com/ and the email for the club is EDCC.newsletter@gmail.com

Thursday, January 16 - Regular meeting 7pmThursday, February 20 - Print Competition, – open to members and non members 7pmThursday, March 20 - Regular meeting 7pmThursday, April 17 - Regular meeting 7pm

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Fitnessadult Yoga (Ages 18 +)Learn basic yoga poses, principles of movement and posture; yoga philosophy, relaxation and breathing techniques of Iyengar Hatha Yoga. With emphasis on correct alignment of all parts of the body within each pose, you gain strength and stamina, balance and flexibility and a new sense of well-being. Chrysan Dosh is a certified Iyengar yoga teacher, has been teaching yoga for 10 years, and has attended classes at the Iyengar’s Yoga Institute in Pune, India. Bring a blanket and empty stomach, and wear comfortable clothes. Open to all levels, no experience necessary.140702-01 Tu 1/7-1/28 9-10:15A 140702-02 Tu 2/4-2/18* 9-10:15A 140702-04 Tu 4/15-4/29* 9-10:15A Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Feb & April Fee: $40/$35 with CP Res. discount Instructor: Chrysan Dosh

NEW daY Tai chi(Ages 18 +)Tai Chi is commonly known as moving medita-tion. An ancient Chinese system that promotes relaxation, balance, and overall wellness through slow, circular movements. Based on Traditional Chinese Medicine daily practice of Tai Chi can help balance your internal energy for a healthy mind, body and spirit. Classes are open to all levels, no experience necessary.140712-01 M 1/6-1/27 6:15-7:15P 140712-02 M 2/3-2/24 6:15-7:15P 140712-03 M 3/3-3/31 6:15-7:15P 140712-04 M 4/7-4/28 6:15-7:15P Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: David Tiopan

NEW! baby & Me Yoga (Ages 18 +)Bring your baby to yoga class! Come and enjoy time with your little one while stretching, strengthening, relaxing and bonding. Baby and you will feel great together! Bring a mat and water bottle.140731-01 Tu 1/7-1/28 10:45-11:45A 140731-02 Tu 2/4-2/25 10:45-11:45A 140731-03 Tu 3/4-3/25 10:45-11:45A 140731-04 Tu 4/1-4/29* 10:45-11:45A Location: Community CenterFee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount Instructor: Wendy Derish

NEW TiME beginner’s Yoga (Ages 18 +)Students at all levels are welcome to join us as we learn Beginning Breathing Techniques and Yoga Poses including a guided relaxation at the end of each class! Using our breath as we move through our postures we will create space in our minds and bodies enhancing physical strength, emotional endurance, flexibility and bal-ance. Yoga is a healthy, natural, and tradi-tional way to prevent and heal diseases of the body, mind and spirit. Please bring a yoga mat, small blanket, towel, water bottle, and an empty stomach.240702-01 W 1/8-1/29 10-11A 240702-02 W 2/5-2/26 10-11A 240702-03 W 3/5-3/26 10-11A 240702-04 W 4/2-4/30* 10-11A No Class: 4/16/2014Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Elizabeth Velasco

NEW! Jazzercise® (Ages 18 +)Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully 60 min total body workout. Jazzercise fitness combines dance based cardio and strength training to sculpt and tone muscles for maximum fat burn. Pilates, yoga and kickboxing all in one. You can sign up for one class a week, two, three or four. 140740-A1 Tu 1/7-1/28 4:45-5:45P 140740-B1 W 1/8-1/29 4:45-5:45P140740-C1 F 1/10-1/31 4:45-5:45P140740-D1 Sa 1/11-2/1 9:15-10:15A

140740-A2 Tu 2/4-2/25 4:45-5:45P 140740-B2 W 2/5-2/26 4:45-5:45P140740-C2 F 2/7-2/28 4:45-5:45P140740-D2 Sa 2/8-3/1 9:15-10:15A

140740-A3 Tu 3/4-3/25 4:45-5:45P 140740-B3 W 3/5-3/26 4:45-5:45P140740-C3 F 3/7-3/28 4:45-5:45P140740-D3 Sa 3/8-3/29 9:15-10:15A

140740-A4 Tu 4/1-4/22 4:45-5:45P 140740-B4 W 4/2-4/23 4:45-5:45P140740-C4 F 4/4-4/25 4:45-5:45P140740-D4 Sa 4/5-4/26 9:15-10:15ALocation: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee per class: $40/$35 with CP Res. discount** signup for more than one class a week and get a discounted rate Instructor: Sue Reed

NEW! Personal Touch – Jazzercise® (Ages 18 +)Kick your workout up a notch! These small group weight training and body sculpting classes are designed to improve strength and muscle tone. The personalized approach allows you to have more indi-vidualized attention and encouragement from your instructor. The class focuses on movement and strength training technique that will help you get the most out of your Jazzercise workouts.140741-01 Sa 1/11-2/1 8:30A-9:05A 140741-02 Sa 2/8-3/1 8:30A-9:05A 140741-03 Sa 3/8-3/29 8:30A-9:05A 140741-04 Sa 4/5-4/26 8:30A-9:05A Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Sue Reed

NEW! belly Fit® Moving Women (Ages 18 +)Belly Fit ® is the world’s leading Holistic Fitness System for women. Belly Fit ® is the myth busting, spirit soothing, booty shaking workout designed by women for women and the movement is growing. Please bring your own yoga mat. 140717-01 M,F 1/6-1/31 9-10 A 140717-02 M,F 2/3-2/28 9-10 A 140717-03 M,F 3/3-3/31 9-10 A 140717-04 M,F 4/4-4/28 9-10 A Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount Instructor: Jan Lowry

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Zumba® gold Toning (Ages 25 +)Low-to-moderate strength training. Class is designed for the active older adult or for those just beginning their journey to a fit and healthy lifestyle. The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) recommends low-to-moderate intensity strength training exercises. The class combines Zumba choreography and moves with the Zumba lightweight toning sticks to enhance endurance and muscle strength. (Zumba toning sticks provided). A great way to have fun and improve your muscle strength and toning.150725-01 M 1/6-1/27 5-6P 150725-02 M 2/3-2/24 5-6P 150725-03 M 3/3-3/31 5-6P 150725-04 M 4/7-4/28 5-6P Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $40/$35 with CP resident discount Instructor: Rosalie Stearns

Zumba® basic(Ages 18 +)Are you ready to Party your-self into shape?? Forget the workout, just lose yourself in the music and find yourself in shape. Zumba ® classes feature exotic rhythms set to high energy Latin and international beats. Come explore Zumba® with me and lose yourself in the music.140718-01 Tu,Th 1/7-1/30 12-1P 140718-02 Tu,Th 2/4-2/27 12-1P 140718-03 Tu,Th 3/4-3/27 12-1P 140718-04 Tu,Th 4/1-4/24 12-1P Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount Instructor: Jan Lowry

MMa Fitness (Ages 18 +)A fun and exciting workout program using martial arts moves to help weight loss, increase confidence, improve energy and self-image.140730-01 W,F 1/8-1/31 8:30-9A 140730-02 W,F 2/5-2/28 8:30-9A 140730-03 W,F 3/5-3/28 8:30-9A 140730-04 W,F 4/2-4/30 8:30-9A Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $54/$49 with CP resident discount Instructor: James Carswell – Robinson’s Taekwondo

NEW! barre class (Ages 18 +)A blending of Ballet, Yoga and Pilates. This is a low impact fusion class that will work your body in new ways. We will work the muscles with your own body weight and then stretch the muscle.140608-01 W 1/8-1/29 9-10A 140608-02 W 2/5-2/26 9-10A 140608-03 W 3/5-3/26 9-10A Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Andrea Melton

ballroom dance-beginningAges 16 and upStudents are introduced to the more popular Ballroom dances. Partners are encouraged but not necessary for most classes. Bring a notebook and wear leather sole shoes. Absolutely no tennis shoes, or shoes that stick to the floor. All classes taught in the dance studio at the commu-nity center by Barry Waldron

East Coast Swing (Ages 16 +)Swing dancing has been popular for decades. This class will introduce you to the East Coast Swing dance. 260602-01 W 1/8-1/29 7-8P Fee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount or sign up as a couple $69/$64 with CP res. discount Foxtrot—BeginningMr. “Fox’s Trot” was the most significant development in Ballroom dancing due mainly to the unique combination of slow and fast movements, as well as partners facing and holding each other in a close embrace. Nowadays, these dances are among the staple for social dances in combination with contemporary music.260603-02 W 2/5-2/26 7-8P Fee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount or sign up as a couple $69/$64 with CP res. discount

Waltz-Beginning The name “Waltz” comes from the German word “waltzen,” which means “to turn.” The turn is the essence of the waltz step. Come join us as we explore the free form of the American style waltz. If you already know the foxtrot, waltz will be easy!260605.03 W 3/5-3/26 7-8P Fee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount or sign up as a couple $69/$64 with CP res. discount

TWo MonTh SESSionSBloCk onE Cha-Cha-Beginning The American style Cha Cha is an off shoot of the Mambo as is the Salsa! Cha Cha is danced with a distinct syncopation where the triple rhythm “Cha Cha Cha” step are inserted. Partners are required. W 1/8-1/29Rumba Rumba came to the United States by way of the Caribbean island and Cuba and has evolved over time. The dance exhibits many of the same characteristics as the Salsa and Cha-Cha. W 2/5-2/26260605 -01 W 1/8- 2/26 8:15-9:15PFee: $89/$84 with CP resident discount or sign up as a couple $129/$124 with CP resident dis-count (Note: Classes are available individually)

BLoCk TWo Nightclub 2 step Danced primarily to contemporary soft rock or “love song” music. This elegant romantic dance is a great alternative for slow music. This introductory four week course will present the basic patterns. W 3/5-3/26East Coast Swing-intermediateThe term “Swing” is a category that con-tains dances like the East Coast Swing, West Coast, Shag, Jive, Hustle, Lindy, and others. This four week class will con-tinue with additional step patterns learned in the beginning session. That session is a prerequisite for this class. W 4/2-4/30* 260601.03 W 3/5-4/30* 8:15-9:15P*no class 4/16/2014Fee: $89/$84 with CP resident discount or sign up as a couple $129/$124 with CP resident dis-count (Note: Classes are available individually)

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NEW! beginning Middle Eastern dance (belly dance) (Ages 18 +)Come explore the art and history of Belly Dance. Learn traditional Egyptian and Turkish styles of dance along with the history as told from a woman’s viewpoint. Wear comfortable clothing, shoes are optional. Get your shimmy on!140719-01 W 1/8-1/29 2-3P 140719-02 W 2/5-2/26 2-3P 140719-03 W 3/5-3/26 2-3P 140719-04 W 4/2-4/30 2-3PLocation: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $40/$35 with CP resident discount Instructor: Jan Lowry

Everything Essential: Enhancing Your life with Essential oilsIn a world filled with toxins and side-effects, essential oils provide delightful, plant-based solutions for health and home. Have fun learning and creating custom products as we explore the ben-efits of pure essential oils. Take home your creations each week. One time $10 material fee payable to instructor.140155.01 W 1/8-1/29 6-7:30P140155.02 W 2/5-2/26 10:30A-12P140155.03 W 3/5-3/26 6-7:30PLocation: Community CenterFee: $30/$25 with CP resident discountInstructor: The Green Smoothie Girl Team

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NEW! basic “one stroke” decorative Painting (Ages 18 +)Learn the basics of “one stroke” developed by Donna Dewberry. You will learn to paint leaves and several flowers. Students complete a spring welcome canvas. Class is intended for the beginning painter. $15 supply fee payable to instructor.140101-03 Sa 3/15-3/22 9:30A-12:30P 140101-04 Tu 3/18-3/25 1:00-4:00P Location: Community CenterFee: $124/$119 with CP resident discount Instructor: Pam Ross

NEW! introduction to care giving Skills For Family Care Givers or to Start a New Career1 out of 4 working adults are also taking care of an aging parent. This course is an introduction to in home care that will teach you the practical skills designed to care for the elderly in a home care or assisted living setting. Course includes training on providing care, lifting and transferring safely, how to prevent bed sores for bed bound parents, or opportunity for a new rewarding career in this rapidly growing in home care field. 150101.01 Tu 1/21 5:30-9PLocation: Community CenterFee: $35 Instructor: Roberta Rimbault, MS. Health Educator and LVN instructor

Making Math Fun for Parents (Ages 18 +)Do you get frustrated trying to help your children with their math homework? Have you always hated math? Does it make you feel inadequate? Instructors’ wish is to empower you, making math homework a more positive and productive time for you all. Discussion will cover some specific tips to promote and pitfalls to avoid while work-ing with your children. The rest of the time will be spent playing games, nothing elec-tric, that you can take home and enjoy with your children. These games can become part of Family Game Night, and your children will have so much fun they won’t realize they’re improving their reasoning ability and math skills. One day workshop for parents. Classes held 6-8PM 140141-01 Tu 1/7 140141-02 W 1/8 140141-03 Tu 1/21 140141-04 W 1/22 140141-05 Tu 2/4 140141-06 W 2/5 140141-07 Tu 2/18 140141-08 W 2/19 140141-09 Tu 3/4 140141-10 W 3/5 140141-11 Tu 3/18 140141-12 W 3/19 140141-13 Tu 4/1 140141-14 W 4/2 Location: Community CenterFee: $17/$12 with CP resident discount Instructor: Cathy Hively

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SaFETY claSSESYouth certified babysitting class (Ages 11 - 14)Two-day course includes information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children. Participants develop skills in interviewing, accident pre-vention, care for medical emergencies and basic child care. An ASHI certificate will be issued upon completion of class. $5 mate-rial fee payable to instructor. PLEASE bring a snack for break.130115-02 Tu& W 2/11-2/12 4-7P Location: Hall - Community CenterFee: $58/$53 with CP resident discount Instructor: Catherine Statham – EMT-B

cPr for babysitters(Ages 11 - 14)Babysitters learn CPR, relief of foreign-body airway obstruction, the AHA pediatric infant and child Chain of Survival, signs of choking and prevention of the most common injuries in infants and children. Designed for those who have completed the Certified Babysitting course. An American Heart Association participation card is presented upon completion. You may also be interested in our Certified Babysitting course. PLEASE bring a snack for break.130116-02 Th 2/13 4-7P Location: Hall - Community CenterFee: $44/$39 with CP resident discount Instructor: Catherine Statham– EMT-B

hunter Safety (Ages 10 +)Please bring pencil and lunch. Obtain class manual from CSD. Study manual and/or online at www.dfg.ca.gov. May receive hunter safety certificate same day. Recommended for ages 10 and above. Classroom instruction only. There will be firearm handling. Subjects include: ethics, ecology, wildlife management, conserva-tion, survival, first aid, DFG Codes.160105-02 Sa 2/22 8:30A-5P 160105-03 Sa 3/15 8:30A-5P 160105-04 Sa 4/5 8:30A-5P Location: Social Room - Community CenterFee: $28/$23 with CP resident discount Instructor: Larry Nelson

cPr & First aid classesInstructors: Rescue Training InstituteLocation: 13405 Folsom Blvd., Ste. 150, Folsom (916) 939-2277Please bring a valid picture ID to class. No walk-ins. Registration closes 48 hours before class begins. Two-year certification cards are issued within a week of course completion.

heartsaveradult/child/infant cPr & aEd(Ages 12 +)Learn the American Heart Association’s one-person technique for adult, child, infant CPR and AED use.160116-01 Sa 1/11 8A-12P 160116-02 Sa 2/1 8A-12P 160116-03 Sa 3/1 8A-12P 160116-04 Sa 4/5 8A-12P Fee: $67/$62 with CP resident discount

Pediatric cPr & First aid(Ages 12 +)Learn Medic First Aid’s infant and child (age 8 & under) CPR and first aid. Note for licensed daycare/preschool providers: this class is approved by the CA EMSA and Community Care Licensing and we are required to affix their approval sticker to your card at a cost of $6, payable at class.160117-01 Sa 1/25 8A-5P 160117-02 Sa 2/22 8A-5P 160117-03 Sa 3/22 8A-5P 160117-04 Sa 4/26 8A-5P Fee: $82/$77 with CP resident discount

healthcare Provider cPr Skills Session (Ages 16 +)Prerequisite: Completion of the American Heart Association’s BLS for Healthcare Providers Online course found at www.onlineaha.org. Bring the Completion Certificate to the skills session. In the Healthcare Provider CPR Skills Session students will get skills practice and then demonstrate these skills to an instructor.160120-01 Sa 1/4 12:30-1:30P 160120-02 Sa 2/8 12:30-1:30P 160120-03 Sa 3/8 12:30-1:30P160120-04 Sa 4/12 12:30-1:30P Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount

healthcare Provider cPr & aEd(Ages 16 +)Learn the American Heart Association’s one and two-person technique for adult, child, infant CPR, AED, oxygen and bar-rier use. Class is intended for present and future professional rescuers.160118-01 Sa 1/4 8A-12:30P 160118-02 Sa 2/8 8A-12:30P 160118-03 Sa 3/8 8A-12:30P 160118-04 Sa 4/12 8A-12:30P Fee: $72/$67 with CP resident discount

heartsaver cPr & aEd Skills Session(Ages 12 +)Prerequisite: Completion of the American Heart Association’s Heartsaver CPR & AED Online course found at www.onlineaha.org. Bring the Completion Certificate to the skills session. In the Heartsaver CPR Skills Session students will get skills prac-tice and then demonstrate these skills to an instructor.160121-01 Sa 1/18 12-1P 160121-02 Sa 2/15 12-1P 160121-03 Sa 3/15 12-1P160121-04 Sa 4/19 12-1PFee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount

basicPlus cPr/aEd/First aid Skills Session(Ages 12 +)Prerequisite: Completion of Medic First Aid’s BasicPlus CPR/AED/First Aid Online course. We provide a link and code to the online class. Bring the Completion Certificate to the skills session. In the BasicPlus CPR/AED/First Aid Skills Session students will get skills practice and then demonstrate these skills to an instructor.160125-01 Sa 1/4 2P-3P 160125-02 Sa 2/8 2P-3P 160125-03 Sa 3/8 2P-3P 160125-04 Sa 4/12 2P-3P Fee: $67/$62 with CP resident discount

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heartsaver adult/child cPr & aEd (Ages 16 +)Learn the American Heart Association’s one-person technique for adult and child CPR and AED use.160124-01 Sa 1/11 8-11A 160124-02 Sa 2/1 8-11A 160124-03 Sa 3/1 8-11A 160124-04 Sa 4/5 8-11A Fee: $62/$57 with CP resident discount

heartsaver adult/child cPr & aEd(Ages 12 +)Learn American Heart Association’s adult, child & infant CPR, AED use and basic first aid administration. Not approved for licensed daycare providers. 160126-01 Sa 1/11 8A-3P 160126-02 Sa 2/1 8A-3P 160126-03 Sa 3/1 8A-3P 160126-04 Sa 4/5 8A-3P Fee: $77/$72 with CP resident discount

heartsaver First aid only(Ages 12 +)Learn American Heart Association’s basic first aid administration for medical, injury & environmental emergencies. Not approved for licensed daycare providers. 160130-01 Sa 1/11 1-3P 160130-02 Sa 2/1 1-3P 160130-03 Sa 3/1 1-3P 160130-04 Sa 4/5 1-3P Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount

healthcare Provider cPr & aEd recertification(Ages 16 +)Learn the American Heart Association’s one and two-person technique for adult, child, infant CPR, AED, oxygen and bar-rier use. Class is intended for current professional rescuers who have taken this training before160131-01 Sa 1/18 8A-12P 160131-02 Sa 2/15 8A-12P 160131-03 Sa 3/15 8A-12P 160131-04 Sa 4/19 8A-12P Fee: $67/$62 with CP resident discount

Aquatic Safety Classes held at the Cameron Park CSD

lifeguard class Learn the knowledge and skills needed to help prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies. Through videos, group dis-cussion and hands-on practice, you’ll learn patron rescue and surveillance skills, land and water rescue skills as wells as first aid and CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers. Prerequisites: Must be at least 15 years old and pass certain swimming requirements. Class is three days –attendance to all three days is required. Participants manual will be e-mailed to you once registered. Studying in advance is REQUIRED. Successful completion of the course earns you a 2 year Lifeguard & First Aid certification, and a 2 year certificate for CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers certification. Call CSD office for swimming requirements. Class Dates – April 25-27, Friday 5-9pm; Saturday and Sunday 9am-6pmClass Fee: $235.00

Title 22 American Red Cross Title 22 for Public Safety Personnel certification – this class will be held for current Lifeguards only. Course trains lifeguards the knowledge and skills necessary to help sustain life, reduce pain, and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until more advance medical help arrive. Upon successful completion, students will receive an American Red Cross Title 22 certification. Prerequisites: Current American Red Cross CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, or current American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR certificate, and current Lifeguard certificate. Card must be valid at the time of course. Class Date – Sunday May 4 Time 9am-7pmClass Fee - $149.00For more information, registration or ques-tions, please contact kanderson@sts-cpr.com or call 916-538-6447.

lifeguard reviewCurrent Lifeguards renew your certifica-tion. Through videos, group discussion and hands-on practice, you’ll review patron res-cue and surveillance skills, land and water rescue skills as wells as first aid and CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers. Must meet swim requirements: Studying in Advance is REQUIRED: Upon your paid registration you will receive a link to an electronic PDF version of the Lifeguard manual. A fast-paced review course with the main focus being on the hands-on skills of lifeguarding (CPR/AED/First Aid and Water Rescues). Not being prepared could result in a par-ticipant having to come back for additional training. Call CSD office for swimming requirements. Class Date – Saturday May 3 Time 9am-6pmClass Fee - $149.00

adult Sportsadult Tuesday basketball league (Ages 18 +)January 140356-01 Tu 1/7-3/4 6 pm Playoffs: 3/4 6 pm (top 4 teams) (Registration deadline December 20) April 140356-04 Tu 4/1-6/10 6 pm Playoffs: 5/27 6 pm (top 4 teams)(Registration deadline – March 21)Location: Community Center Gym Fee: $425/session/team, Register teams or sign-up on the free agent list – no cost until placed on a team

NEW! golf classes (Ages 18 +)This class is for new golfers, spend five week covering full swing, short game, basic rules of golf and putting. Classes offered Saturday morning or Thursday evenings.340201-01 Sa 1/18-2/15 10-11:30A 340201-02 Sa 2/22-3/22 10-11:30A 340201-03 Sa 3/29-5/3* 10-11:30A 340201-H2 Th 3/13-4/10 5-6:30P 340201-H2 Th 4/24-5/22 5-6:30P * No Class 4/19/2014Location: Bass Lake Golf Course 3000 Alexandrite Road, RescueFee: $139/$134 with CP resident discount Instructor: Dan Herek, PGA

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The Cameron Park CSD serves a broad audience and would like to thank our annual sponsors for their support. Please visit the inside back cover for sponsors’ logos and be sure to support these businesses. Advertising sponsors can be viewed on pages 10 & 11. Please visit cameronpark.org for ad space opportunities.

Thank you district annual Sponsors!

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SENiorSExercise“light and Easy” Exercise for SeniorsNew class designed with low impact moves, use of chairs & body bands while we “Rock to the Oldies.” Props, fun themes and enthusiastic instructor Miss Susie make this class a must do.150711-01 M 1/6-1/27 10:30-11:30A 150711-02 M 2/3-2/24 10:30-11:30A 150711-03 M 3/3-3/24 10:30-11:30A 150711-04 M 3/31-4/28* 10:30-11:30A *No class: 04/21/2014Location: Dance Room - Community CenterFee: $40/$35 with CP resident discount Instructor: Susan Keema

Tai chi for better balance(Ages 55 +)Moving for Better Balance”, a simplified 8 form program developed by Dr. Fuzhong Li of the Oregon Research Institute which focuses on mental/physical musculoskeletal condition-ing, cardiovascular function, flexibility, stabil-ity, and balance. Program includes warm up exercises, practice of Tai Chi forms, cool down and meditation, and includes a monthly assessment of participant’s condition based on selected physical tests. No experience is necessary, it’s a good way to make new friends, and enjoy physical conditioning in a melodic atmosphere.150712-01 Tu 1/7-1/28 1:00-2:30P 150712-02 Tu 2/4-2/25 1:00-2:30P 150712-03 Tu 3/4-3/25 1:00-2:30P 150712-04 Tu 4/1-4/22 1:00-2:30P Location: Dance Studio - Community CenterFee: $35/$30 with CP resident discount Instructor: Roy Imai

“Just the core” Strength building for SeniorsCome workout to fun upbeat music while we strengthen the muscular skeletal system of your body. Everyone needs to incorporate some form of exercise into healthy lifestyle routines. Equipment pro-vided, you bring the smile.150710-01 Tu,Th 1/7-1/30 10-11:00A 150710-02 Tu,Th 2/4-2/27 10-11:00A 150710-03 Tu,Th 3/4-3/27 10-11:00A150710-04 Tu,Th 4/1-4/29 10-11:00A Location: Community CenterFee: $60/$55 with CP resident discount Instructor: Susan Keema

Table Tennis clubAre you looking for a fun way to exercise, improve balance and hand eye coordina-tion and make some new friends?? Come and join the Table Tennis Club at the Community Center. If not experienced, each participant will be provided a paddle and a ball, basic instruction on the sport of Table Tennis exercises to warm up and gain skills for the sport, assistance with open play and opportunity to participate in tournaments. ** Please bring own equip-ment. One beginner table tennis paddle and ball can be purchased for $10. 150010-01 Tu,Th 1/7-1/30 10A-12P 150010-02 Tu,Th 2/4-2/27 10A-12P 150010-03 Tu,Th 3/4-3/27 10A-12P 150010-04 Tu,Th 4/1-4/29 10A-12P Location: Gym - Community CenterFee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount Instructor: Roy Imai

NEW! computers 101David Chighizola aka the Senior Computer Geek will help you enter the world of computers. Class is designed for a novice computer user and will cover basic func-tions, email, downloading photos and documents, storing files and searching the internet using various search engines. PowerPoint presentations, handout and CD’s of class materials will be provided and students are encouraged to bring their own laptops or tablets for hands-on practice. For those who would not have a computer in class, all the instruction for the subject matter will be presented on a wide screen television so students will see the presentations and not just read hand-outs, or listen to a lecturekeyboard, mouse and basic functions of the computer 150102.01 F 1/24 9A-12PSaving Storing Files 150102.02 F 1/31 9A-12PEmail150102.03 F 2/7 9A-12P Downloading photos and documents, storing files150102.04 F 2/21 9A-12P Searching the internet 150102.05 F 2/28 9A-12P Location: Social Room - Community CenterInstructor: David Chighizola No fee for class, but pre-registration required.

aarP driver’s Safety classWant to save $$ on your auto insurance? Age 50 or older? Complete the 8 hour AAARP Driver Safety class being offered at Cameron Park Community Center. Class is presented in two 4-hour blocks; February class will be held Monday February 24 and Wednesday February 26 from 9:00am to 1:00pm each day. The April class held Tuesday, April 15 and Thursday April 17 from 9:00am to 1:00pm each day. Class will keep you up to date on current DMV information, present a review of the rules of the road and introduce defensive driving techniques for older drivers. NO TESTS to take and a DMV certificate of completion is issued if you participate in all 8 hours of the class. $12 class fee for AARP members and a $14 fee for non-members. Pre- registra-tion, with payment, is required as class size is limited to 20 participants so call the El Dorado County Senior Center 621-6255 or Ralph Hern at 626-5268 for additional infor-mation and to reserve you spot. Forms for the class are available at the CSD office.

community Forum: Successful aging in cameron ParkSuccessful aging depends on age friendly communities that provide programs that accommodate the interests of older adults while providing stimulating activities. Volunteer opportunities, civic involvement and learning programs for enrichment contribute to healthy aging. This forum is presented by members of the El Dorado County Commission on Aging and the Cameron Park CSD.Please attend this open forum on Thursday, January 16 at 5:30pm at the Cameron Park Community Center. Refreshments will be served.

Gold Nugget QuiltersWednesday mornings means quilt-ing at the Cameron Park Community Center. New and experienced quilters needed. The Gold Nugget Quilters when we meet at 9:00am to 12:00pm every Wednesday.

aging Well Seriescreative inspiration and recreationLife Long Learning for the Human BeingAs we enter a new year, it’s a good time to focus on initiating new activities or redis-covering the pleasure of old ones. Find and “follow your bliss” on an excursion of hidden talents or passions resurrected.150105.06 Tu 2/4 10-11:30am $5

accommodations for aging in PlaceStudies indicate most people want to remain in their own home for as long as possible. More than ramps and grip bars, Universal Design accommodates physical, perceptual and cognitive abilities, as well as different body sizes and shapes.150105.08 Tu 3/4 10-11:30am $5

Pharmacology for dummiesMedication SafetyLearn how aging affects the potency of medications and why compliance is impor-tant for managing conditions and avoiding adverse events. An examination of common drug classifications, precautions and safety profiles will demystify what those magic pills do. Helpful record-keeping tools for pre-scribed drugs will be provided.150105.07 Tu 2/18 10-11:30am $5

is Someone dependent on You?Acknowledging the Role of Caregiver...A spouse, life partner or adult child may not perceive the transitions involved in assuming responsibilities associated with caregiving. Finding balance between self-care and caregiving demands of time and attention will be explored. 150105.09 Tu 3/18 10-11:30am $5

coping with lossLoss of a job, a loved one, home, divorce even retirement displaces one’s position in life. Telemachos Greanias, PhD (Dr. T) will focus on traumatic life changing events as they relate to transitions for growth by150105.10 Tu 4/1 10-11:30am $5Location: Social Room - Community Center$5 suggested donationInstructor: Roberta Rimbault, MS Health Educator - Gerontology

NEW! Valentine’s day donut Social - FrEEWest Haven Assisted Living is proud to sponsor a Valentine’s Day Donut Social at the Cameron Park Community Center on Friday February 14 at 10am. There will be donuts, muffins, fruit, coffee, tea and juices. There will be shuffleboard, mini golf, putting green and bingo. We would love to see you there! Come for 10 minutes or come for an hour, but come to check out the fun.

Senior games daySponsored by: Cameron Park Newcomers ClubEvery 4th Tuesday of the month, 10A-12P Community Center Social RoomMexican Train, Crown 5, Hand and Foot, Bingo (designated months) Yahtzee, Pinochle, Rummykube, and others.All seniors are welcome to join us for two hours of coffee, tea and games. Come and learn new games or play old familiar games. Games are supplied or you may bring your own to share.

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For senior class listings refer to adult classes

gardeningSeed Starting Basics (Ages 18+)Class will cover seed selection, what to plant when, how to create great soil, how to prepare your seedlings for life outdoors and container gar-dening. Organic fertilization and pest control will be covered. Handouts will be available after class.540109-01 W 2/12 10-11:30ALocation: Community CenterFee: $7Instructor: Brendan from El Dorado Nursery

For additional gardening classes please contact the

cSd office.

Every 2nd Tuesday of the Month, 10-11:30AM • Community Center Social RoomSeniors and Caregivers! Join us every month when we will present special topics of interest to our senior community. Be sure to add the dates on your calendar!

Topics include:Jan. 14 Transition to senior living and the type of options available.Feb. 11 health Care Reform What You need to know ...When You Need to Know It. Join us for this special “Health Care Reform 101” class, where you can: Get all of your Health Care Reform questions answered and more.

March 11 Medicare 2014 - What’s new!Every year brings changes to the Medicare Program. Come and find out how these changes will affect you and your benefits.

April 8 is it possible to have Ageless Joy? Presented by Bob Billingsley from the Mt Democrat

Tuesday – coffee, Tea & Friend Series

BINGO!The Cameron Park CSD and New West Haven Assisted Living is proud to now offer BINGO! Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 1-3pm at the Community Center Drive. Come out and enjoy the game and meet some new friends.

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The Cameron Park Community Services District has a variety of rooms for any of your special occasions at reasonable and competitive rates. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, our facilities offer something for everyone! • The main assembly hall can seat 252 people comfortably for banquet

seating or up to 356 people for assembly style seating. The space can also be divided into thirds for smaller meeting areas with sound dampening dividers. The hall is equipped with a projector and screen and the technology to hook up laptops and iPads for presentations. There is an expansive stage for musical and theatrical performance, complete with green room and loading docks.

• The commercial kitchen has two gas convection ovens, a six burner heavy duty gas range and griddle, a microwave, commercial refrig-eration with freezer, plus more! Perfect for a business chef.

• The social room can be used for meetings or social gatherings. • The dance room has a free floating floor, mirrors and bars. • The gymnasium has bleacher seating for over 200, six retractable

baskets to accommodate regulation, half, and quarter court play, and can be set up for side-by-side Volleyball.

• Our aquatics center boasts a beautiful rim flow design pool with a water slide and 10 lanes for competition swimming or open swim, plus a shallow area for program activities. Don’t forget pool parties and public events can be held at the pool.

Please give us a call or stop by for specialized service. If you’re planning an event regardless of size and duration we have a reasonably priced space for you. •

Park locations are available for outdoor event venues such as wed-dings, family gatherings, corporate events, and more!

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cSd board of directorsGreg Stanton Sean TuckerShiva FrentzenScott McNeilVicky Neibauer

Board meetings are held the third Wednesday of every month at 7:00pm at the Cameron Park Community Center at 2502 Country Club Drive, Cameron Park, CA.

Mary Cahill, General ManagerFire Batalion ChiefsJustin Sanders, AdministrationDave Wood, Fire MarshalPaul Ryan, Parks SuperintendentTina Helm, Recreation SupervisorDan Friese, Recreation CoordinatorLyle Eickert, CC&R Compliance Officer

cameron Park community Services district530-677-2231 fax 530-677-2201www.cameronpark.org Office Location:2502 Country Club Dr.Next to the Cameron Park LibraryOffice hours; Mon – Fri, 8am – 5pm

cameron Park community Services district provides:• Fire Services• Emergency Medical Services• Parks• Recreation Programs and Facilities• Lighting and Landscape Management Services• CC&R Compliance Review and Enforcement• Architectural Review• Disposal Contract Services

Mission Statement It is the mission of the Cameron Park Community Services District to preserve and enhance the quality of life for the residents of Cameron Park, and surrounding areas, and to safeguard the health, safety, and welfare of the community.

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Program registration Form You can also register online at www.cameronpark.org

Participant’s name: Birth date Grade Class name Code Class Date Fees

Please make checks payable to CPCSD Total Fees enclosed $ ___________

Visa /Mastercard/American Express #___________________________________________

Exp. Date:__________________3 digit security Code:________

I have read the above information and agree to its terms.

Today’s Date:_____________ Participant’s Signature________________________________ (Parent or Guardian if under 18)18

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Pre-registration is required for all programs. Some programs are in high demand and will fill quickly. Early registration is encouraged to ensure that programs are not cancelled due to low enrollment. Please note that there is a $25 fee for returned checks.Refund Policy: Full refunds will be given if

an activity or class is cancelled by CPCSD. Refund requests need to be made in writing at the CPCSD Office. Full refunds minus the processing fee will be processed when a 2 week notice is given prior to start of the program/class. Less than a 2 week notice refunds will be pro-rated to 50% due to staff level planning inpacts. A “rain check

- household credit” in lieu of a refund can be provided. There will be a $5 processing fee for each and every refund request/transfer. Refund checks take approximately 3-4 weeks to process. Refunds will not be granted for non-attendance, any excursions, trip or activities that require pre-paid admission, or material fees paid in advance.

Name:________________________________________Address:______________________________________City:__________________________ Zip:___________T-shirt size (if applicable) Youth _S _M _L Adult _S _M _L _XL

Email: _________________________________________Phone/cell phone: ________________________________Emergency Contact: ______________________________How did you hear about us?: _______________________

Waiver: The enrolled named individual(s), or his or her legal guardian, has read the class descrip-tion and understands the nature and content of the class, and in consideration of being permitted to participate in the class, agrees as follows:

In consideration of his/her permitted to participate in a class/activity sponsored by the Cameron Park Community Services District (CSD), for myself, my spouse, and my child, do release and forever discharge the CSD, its directors, employees and instructors from any and every claim, demand,

action or right of action arising from or by reason of any bodily injury or personal injuries, death or property damage which may occur as a result of his/her participation in the current enrolled class or any activities in connection with the current enrolled class, whether or not caused by any act or omission of the CSD, its directors, employees, or instructors. Cameron Park Community Services District does not have or provide medical or accident insurance for persons involved in programs sponsored by the Cameron Park Community Services District.

PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE: By signing this waiver, I understand that the CSD staff or agents may photograph me and/or my minor children and that the CSD may use such photographs to promote recreational programs now and in the future. I expressly allow, and hereby waive any objection to the CSD or its agents photographing me and/or my minor children when I and /or my minor children are participating in CSD programs and activities. I understand that the photos shall remain the property of the Cameron Park Com-munity Services District.

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Mail inTo CSD office

2502 Country Club Dr. Cameron Park 95682

Phone inTo CSD office530-677-2231

M-F 8 am - 5 pm

in PersonStop by and register at the CSD office at;

2502 Country Club Dr.M-F 8 am - 5 pm

Cameron Park Community Foundation

The Cameron Park Community Foundation, a 501(c)3, is an opportunity

for community members to support “people, parks and programs.”

Your donations and commitment to the community can provide for:

We want to welcome your ideas to build community in a meaningful way! Please contact cpcsd@cameronpark.org for more information.

2014 Community Sponsors and Growing

• People (volunteer opportuni-ties, volunteer rec-ognition and com-munity partnerships and more!)

• Parks (benches and tables, landscaping, new signage, fencing, improvements to park sites and more!)

• Programs (scholarships for summer camp, swim lessons, recreation programs, sports leagues, special events and more!)

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CLASS CATEGORY

Saturday, April 19th, 2014 • 10am(rain or shine) Rasmussen Park

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner so bring your significant other and treat yourself by joining us for an afternoon of wine/cham-pagne tasting, light appetizers, and jewelry shopping at our third annual Reds, Whites, and Jewels jewelry show. Beverage sales will benefit EDDOG.

• Easter Bunnies arrive at 10am

• Hunt starts at 10:20am• Bunnies available for

pictures at 11am

Don’t miss out on this great event!

(For ages 10 and under)

Easter Egg HuntSaturday, Feb. 1, 2014 • 11am – 4pm

Cameron Park Community Center

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Your Own Trunk ShowThursday, March 13, 2014 • 5-8pmCameron Park Community Center

2502 Country Club Dr., Cameron Park

Ladies clean out your closet – sell your clothes, purses, shoes, jewelry, accessories and more. This fun evening will be held Thursday March 13 from 5-8pm. Wine, champagne and snacks will be available Booth fee $25 for a 10’ x 10’ spot.

Cameron Park Concert Series

Saturday, January 25 – Todd Morgan and the Emblems. American music

from 1920s/30s Jazz to 50s/60s Rock ‘n’ Roll, to present day Pop and Rock

Saturday, March 22 – Dean-O-Holics. Bringing back the Rat Pack

6pm doors open, 7pm concert startsCameron Park Community Center

Advance sales: $18 each/$34 for 2 tickets $20 each at the door

Tickets available at District Office, Fire Station 89,Bel Air, Walgreens, CP/SS Chamber Office

or online at www.ShowClix.comSnacks and beverages will be for sale. No food or drink may be

brought into the premises. Thank you in advance for your support.

Annual Winter Concerts Return

Reds, Whites, & Jewels