Cameron Park Community Services District

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Cameron Park
FALL 2014
Community Services District
ACTIVITY GUIDE
S tay
& Play
in
Cameron
Park!
www.cameronpark.org
530-677-2231
Facility rentals available for events, parties and special occasions
POOCH PLUNGE & LAPS AT THE LAKE
Saturday, August 16
Celebration of Giving: Time, Talents
& Services Friday, October 24
mommy market
(& daddy too!)
Saturday, November 1
S A SL AE
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Capitol Pops
Concert
Band
Renaissance Tudor Fayre
Saturday & Sunday, September 6 & 7
Saturday,
November 1
Old FashionED Christmas Craft Faire
Saturday,
December 6
Cameron Park
Swap Meet
Saturday, September 20
Community
Clean Up Day
Saturday,
September 20
SANTA RUN
CAMERON PARK
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EXPLORER POST
FIRE DEPARTMENT
PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
Santa VisitS
December 11, 15,
16, 17 & 18
Fall festival/
Halloween Carnival
& Pumpkin patch
Saturday, October 18
Cameron Park Fire
Department
- Santa Parade
December 12, 13, 14
Rain Dates: December 19, 20, 21
Cover photo: Front cover – Adult league basketball and Fall Festival/Halloween Carnival
Back cover and inside photos contributed by the El Dorado Camera Club
Pooch Plunge & Laps at the Lake
Saturday, August 16, 9:00am registration, 9:30am lap event begins, Pooch
Plunge starts at 10:00am
Cameron Park Lake
2989 Cambridge Rd.
A once-a-year opportunity for you to
enjoy a run or walk with your on-leash
dogs around the lake (approx 1.1
mile), afterwards let them cool off at
our dog swim event (starts at 10am)
The Lagoon will be open 10am – 2pm
so dogs can enjoy off-leash running,
jumping and swimming. There will be
food and vendors on site.
Renaissance Tudor Fayre
Sat., September 6, 10:00am – 6:00pm
Sun., September 7, 10:00am – 5:00pm
Cameron Park Lake
2989 Cambridge Road
$12 for adults ; $8 for children 4-12
and Seniors. Family packages $30
Be sure to show your student id,
military id, or service id for discounts!
Tickets available at CSD office.
Vendor and general information contact Raelynn DeBone 916-223-6725.
Community Clean up Day
Saturday, September 20, 8:00am – 2:00pm
Camerado Springs Middle School
2480 Merrychase Drive.
Use this day to clean unwanted junk
out of your garages, clean yards of
unwanted clippings and tree trimming
and to properly dispose of bulk items.
Items can be donated to Snowline
Hospice. E-waste will be collected. The
Cameron Park Fire Explorer Program will
be volunteering at this event and collecting tax deductable donations.
Swap Meet
Saturday, September 20, 8:00am-12:00pm
Prepare for a day of fun either selling your treasures or hunting for new
ones. Sign up now for your space
at the Cameron Park Community
Center parking lot (rain or shine –
event will be held outside, come
prepared !) Advance space $15.
EVENTS/contents
Fall Festival/ Halloween
Carnival & Pumpkin Patch
Saturday, October 18, 1:30pm-4:00pm
Cameron Park Lake
2989 Cambridge Rd
Put on your costume and come on
down to Cameron Park Lake for an
afternoon of Halloween fun! Old
fashioned carnival games with prizes,
pumpkin patch, crafts, costume
parade, refreshments and more! Free
entrance. Ages 12 and under
Celebration of Giving: Time,
Talents and Service
Friday, October 24, 4:00pm-7:30pm
Cameron Park Community Center
Learn About Community Resources,
Volunteer Opportunities and thank service organizations in Cameron Park. FREE
Admission. Enjoy a Service Organization
Expo, live music, appetizers, and local
wines/brews and give-aways. Non-Profit
Showcase Space: FREE
Mommy Market (& Daddy too!)
Saturday, Nov. 1, 9:00am-1:00pm
FREE Admission. Come and shop for
new and gently used children’s clothes,
toys and furniture. Children’s activities available while you shop. Become
a “mommy/ daddy” vendor and sell
your new or gently used items $15.
Commercial & Direct Sales Vendors $50.
Concert series – Capitol Pops
Saturday, November 1– doors open at
6 pm - music starts at 7pm
Cameron Park Community Center.
Advance tickets $10/$18 for 2; $12
at the door. Tickets available at
Walgreens, Bel Air, Cameron Park CSD
office or on line at www.showclix.com
Old FashionED Christmas Craft Faire
Saturday, November 22, 10:00pm – 4:00pm
Cameron Park Community Center Looking for that unique holiday gift?
Lots of great ideas. No entrance fee!
Currently accepting vendors ($55
per space). See page 22 for more.
Holiday Kick Off
Saturday, December 6
Santa Run
Check in at 7:00am;
Run starts at 8:00am
This 5K fun run/walk with Santa
begins and ends at the Cameron
Park Community Center. Preregistration fee $25 adults; $15 age
17 and under. Breakfast included.
CAMERON PARK EXPLORER POST 89
FIRE DEPARTMENT PANCAKE BREAKFAST
8:00am-12:00pm
Come enjoy breakfast with your community and local Fire Department.
Breakfast includes pancakes, bacon,
eggs, orange juice, coffee and raffle
prizes. $5 per person.
Santa Visits
December 11, 15, 16, 17, & 18
Limited to Cameron Park Residents
only. See page 21 for more information. CP Residents only – $60 per
time slot.
Santa Parade
December 12, 13, 14; rain date
December 19, 20, 21
Santa Claus will be driving through
Cameron Park accompanied by
the Cameron Park Fire Department
Table of Contents
Aquatics.................................................. 4
Tot/Youth activities.............................. 4-6
Youth sports.......................................... 7-9
Teens .................................................... 8-9
Teen/Adults........................................ 9-11
Adults ............................................... 12-14
Safety classes....................................... 15
Cooking................................................. 16
Trips/Tours.............................................. 17
Mature adults................................... 18-20
Information ...................................... 21-25
Local Advertisers............................ 14, 20
Facility Information.......................... 24-25
Registration........................................... 26
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AQUATICS/TOT/YOUTH ACTIVITIES
Pool Schedule
Beginning August 11 until September 14;
may extend weekends if staffing and
demand allows
Public Swim
M-F4-8P*/**
Sat & Sun 1-5P and
Monday Sept 2 – Labor Day 1-5P
*Shallow area will be closed Tuesday and
Thursday from 6:30 to 7:15P for water exercise
classes in August and September. No access
during this time.
** Beginning August 13 – six lanes will be used
during public swim for Aquasol for swim practice.
Admission Fees:
Free**
2yrs & under
Youth (3-17)
$4.00
Adult (18+)
$5.00
$4.00
Senior (62+)
**With adult admission
All persons must pay to enter the pool area.
Children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Lap Swim
Beginning August 11 till August 29:
Open to all swimmers 16 years and older. A
pace clock will be on deck.
M-F7-10A**
Depending on usage time may change to 8:3010:30A Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday only
Drop in Fee: $4 per visit
Ten punch pass card: $35
**lap swim hours subject to change.
NEW! Last Chance
Swim Lessons
One week swim lessons offered
(four classes – 4 student max per class)
Session 1 – August 25-29 (Monday – Thursday)
420201.09 Guppy – ages 3-5 3-3:25P
420204.09 Starfish – ages 5 + 3-3:25P
420205.09 Seahorse – ages 5 +3:30-3:55P
420206.09 Seals – ages 5 +3:30-3:55P
Session 2 – September 2-5 (Tuesday – Friday)
420201.10 Turtle – 6mo - 36mo 3-3:25P
420201.10 Guppy – ages 3-5 3-3:25P
420207.10 Stingray – ages 7 +3:30-3:55P
420205.10 Seahorse – ages 5 +3:30-3:55P
Session 3 – September 8-11 (Monday – Thursday)
420201.11 Guppy – ages 3-5 3-3:25P
420204.11 Starfish - ages 5 + 3-3:25P
420205.11 Seahorse – ages 5 +3:30-3:55P
420206.11 Seals –ages 5 +3:30-3:55P
Location: Community Pool
Fee: $30/$25 with CP resident discount
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NEW! Junior Swim Fit
Conditioning class designed to keep kids fit.
Good cross training for all athletes. Focus on
technique, skill building and Fun!
220103.08 M/W 9/3-9/29 3-4P
220103.09 M/W
10/1-10/29 3-4P
Location: Pool - Community Center
Instructor: Susie Keema
Dance
Baby Ballet
(Ages 1 - 3)
Students will 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. No big skirts or costumes at
class. Hair should be tightly secured.
120622-08F 8/15-9/19
10-10:30A
120622-09 F 9/26-10/31
10-10:30A
120622-11 F 11/07-12/19*
10-10:30A
*No class 11/28/2014
Location: Dance Studio - Community Center
Instructor: Come Dance with Me
Pre Ballet/Tap
(Ages 3 - 5)
Water Exercise
14 +
Come and join us for an enjoyable total
body workout. We are offering a variety
of classes, so get in the water and
tone-up and get fit! It’s easy to do and
lots of fun. These classes are great for
all ages. Drop in and try a class or purchase
a punch card.
Water Aerobics – T/TH 9-9:55A
Water Aerobics – T/TH 6:30-7:15P
A variety of techniques done on land
such as jogging, kicking, jumping jacks,
etc, but in the water. The water will provide
added resistance to your work out.
Aqua Zumba
M/W/F 9-9:55A (no class 8/13-8/18)
Just add water and shake! Splash your way into
shape with an invigorating low-impact aquatic
exercise. Known as the Zumba “Pool Party” the
aquatic Zumba program gives new meaning to
the idea of a refreshing workout. This workout
is cardio-conditioning, body toning, and the
most of all exhilarating beyond belief!
Location: Cameron Park Community Pool
Fee: $6 drop-in or $50 - 10 punch card
Instructors: Lynn McCarty and Jan Lowry
Water Aerobics classes may continue in
September
Children learn proper ballet etiquette, technique and terminology in a fun, high energy,
and age appropriate setting. The last portion
of each class will be featured as an intro to
tap dance- a fun percussive dance. Ballet
attire is required- black leotard, pink tights,
ballet shoes and hair up (Out of face).
Shoes Available for purchase. Tap shoes
not required but highly recommended.
120608-08F 8/15-9/19 10:30-11:15A
120608-09 F 9/26-10/31 10:30-11:15A
120608-11F11/07-12/19*
10:30-11:15A
*No class 11/28/2014
NEW! Children’s
Beginning Hula
(Ages 5-7)
Aloha - beginning Hula. This class is 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 education on the language too. “Aloha,
Mahalo, Kaholo, Ami” and much more...
Bring a “wrap around” for the hips (sarong)
120618-09 Tu9/9-9/30
5-5:45P
120618-10 Tu10/7-10/28
5-5:45P
120618-11 Tu11/4-11/25
5-5:45P
Instructor: Rosalie Stearns
Beyond Basics
Youth Hula
(Ages 8 - 12)
“Hula beyond basics”. Learn new routines
to add to your already much loved songs
and dances
120638-09 Tu9/9-9/30
3:30-4:30P
120638-10 Tu10/7-10/28
3:30-4:30P
120638-11 Tu 11/4-11/25
3:30-4:30P Location: Dance Studio - Community Center
Math Classes
Children use their brains rather than their
fingers to learn the math facts.
The 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, subtraction, and multiplication facts. Your child
will learn the concept and memorization of
the math facts. Children become empowered when they realize that they can memorize the math facts and no longer need to
count to get the answers. 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 $50 materials fee,
payable to Ways That Work, on the first
day of class. If one class is full at the location please contact the other CSD as often
they will have registration space available.
The Addition &
Subtraction Facts to 9
(Ages 6 and up)
120118-06 Tu 9/16-11/18 *3:45-5:45P
No class 11/11
Location: CAB at El Dorado Hills CSD
Instructor: Chris La Deaux
The Multiplication
Facts
(Ages 8 & up)
120116-06 Th9/18-11/13 3:45-5:45P
Location: Cameron Park Community Center
Instructor: Chris La Deaux
TOT/youth activities
Music
Beg Guitar 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.
120323-09 W 9/3-10/1
5:15-5:45P
120323-10 W 10/8-11/5
5:15-5:45P
120323-11 W 11/12-12/17* 5:15-5:45P
* No class 11/26/2014
Location: Social Room - Community Center
Instructor: Robert Gram II
Theater Arts Instruction
NEW! Acting Class
Learn acting in a nurturing, non-competitive atmosphere. Students gain self-confidence, increase skills in public speaking
and cooperation. With concentration on
character development, improvisation,
and the rehearsal process, ensemble
classes incorporate theatre games, scene
study and audition techniques for students
with all levels of experience. Sessions culminate in a presentation of a play and/or
monologues for family and friends.
120620.09 M 1st-3rd Graders 9/8-10/272:30-4P
120620.10 M 4th-6th Graders 9/8-10/272:30-4P
120620.11 M 1st-3rd Graders 11/3-12/29*2:30-4P
120620.12 M 4th-6th Graders 11/3-12/29*2:30-4P
*time may change during winter break
Location: Community Center
Instructor: Gayliene Omary
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! Youth Ensemble
Musical Production
(Ages 8-15)
The students spend their time rehearsing
an age-appropriate musical that encourages success for all participants, regardless of their experience level. The musical
production will be taught by a professional
Director, Music Director & Choreographer.
This class will offer students the experience of participating in a fully produced
musical with sets, costumes and lighting. They will learn warm up techniques,
theatre etiquette, proper voice projection,
articulation and diction, as well as singing,
dancing and acting skills. The students
will also learn collaboration as they work
together to tell great stories. The final
show is performed for family, friends and
the community in the community center.
Proposed musicals: Annie, Velveteen
Rabbit, Babes in Toy-Land, Cinderella.
Supply fee of $50 for costume, set, lighting
and music. Class is 2 hours with two dress
rehearsal sessions and a performance day
with two shows
120621.09 M 9/8-11/17 & 12/3
4-6 P
Dress rehearsal December 11 & 12
Performance December 13 Time TBA
NEW! Improv
Laboratory
Ages 12-17
Students will learn improvisation basics
such as how to accept and build on other
players’ ideas, how to find the pattern of a
scene, and how to establish a solid foundation. You will also be learning skills such
as character, space objects, environment,
and playing to the top of your intelligence.
You will have fun, meet great people, and
learn improv skills in a safe and supportive environment. Two performances; one
every four weeks.
130620.09 F 9/12-11/7 2:30-4P
130620.11 F 11/14-1/23*2:30-4P
* no class 11/28, 12/26 or 1/2
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youth CLASSES
Fitness
Kinderkicks/
Taekwondo
(Ages 4 - 6)
Come and join this fun Martial Arts class
designed for 4 to 6 year olds. In this 30
minute class, children will work on exercises, balance, coordination, attention,
self-control, and Taekwondo blocks and
kicks. Class includes a FREE uniform.
120700-09 M,W
9/8-10/295:30-6P
120700-10 M,W
10/20-12/155:30-6P
Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio
3161 Cameron Park Drive, suite #103
Instructor: Mr. & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones Kids White Belt (Ages 7 - 12)
Designed for ages 7 and up, this class is
great for anyone who wants to work on
hand/foot and eye coordination development. Students will work on strikes, kicks,
blocks, focus, and self-discipline. Class
includes a FREE uniform.
120701-09 M,W
9/8-10/296-6:45P
120701-10 M,W
10/20-12/156-6:45P
Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio,
Instructor: Mr. & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones
Gymnastics
NEW! Toddler Class
(Ages walking to 3 years)
Get your toddler out and moving. Age
appropriate activities! Climbing and balancing, music and movement
120715-09M9/8-9/29 10:30-11:15A
120715-10 M 10/6-10/27 10:30-11:15A
120715-11 M 11/3-11/24 10:30-11:15A 120715-12 M12/1-12/22 10:30-11:15A
Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics 2586
Meadow Lane, Cameron Park
Instructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics
Kinder Gymnastics
(Ages 3 - 5)
We have a very unique and successful program for your youngster. Our classes are
packed full of fun exercises and age appropriate activities. Our pre-school gymnastics
classes are funtastic! The classes are jam
packed with gymnastics activities including
obstacle courses, trampolines, stretching
and more. The kids never stop moving!
120712-09 M 9/8-9/29 11:30A-12:15P
120712-10 M 10/6-10/27 11:30A-12:15P
120712-11 M 11/3-11/24 11:30A-12:15P
120712-12 M 12/01-12/22 11:30A-12:15P
Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics
2586 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park
Trampoline &
Tumbling Class
(Ages 6 - 14)
Come and Tumble. 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 martial arts, dance,
cheerleading and more.
120713-09 Th 9/4-9/25
3:30-4:30P
3:30-4:30P
120713-10 Th 10/2-10/23
120713-11 Th 10/30-11/20
3:30-4:30P
120713-12 Th 12/4-12/18* 3:30-4:30P
Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics
2586 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park
*December Fee: $54/$49 with CP res. discount
StarBrites
(Age 3)
In this class we provide children the
opportunity to learn gymnastics, listening
skills and social interaction using obstacle
courses and age appropriate cooperative
games. Starting gymnastics at a young
age will help your child with motor skills,
confidence, strength and physical fitness.
120705-09 M 9/8-9/29
10-10:45A
120705-10 M 10/6-10/27
10-10:45A
120705-11 M 11/3-11/24
10-10:45A
10-10:45A
120705-12 M 12/1-12/22
Location: All Star Gymnastics & Cheer – 6160
Enterprise Dr, St A, Diamond Springs
Instructor: All Star Gymnastics
6
Rainbow Stars
(Age 4)
This is a transition class for children ages
4. This class is carefully designed to help
children move from our preschool program
to our recreational program. Children will
learn more complex gymnastics skills and
will be introduced to our recreational
curriculum. Children in this class will
attempt more challenging obstacle courses,
stations and advanced skills while having
a ton of fun.
120702-09F 9/5-9/26 10:30-11:30A
120702-10 F 10/3-10/24 10:30-11:30A 120702-11F11/7-12/5* 10:30-11:30A
* No class 11/28/2014
Location: All Star Gymnastics & Cheer
6160 Enterprise Dr, St A, Diamond Springs
Recreational Cheer
(Ages 5 - 11)
Introduction to cheer class; students learn
the basics of stunting, jumping, dancing,
and some tumbling. A great class for girls
ages 5-11 that love to cheer and want to
learn more.
120709-09 W9/3-9/24
4:30-5:30P
120709-10 W10/1-10/22
4:30-5:30P
120709-11 W 10/29-11/19
4:30-5:30P
Location: All Star Gymnastics & Cheer
6160 Enterprise Dr, St A, Diamond Springs
NEW! Foothill
Allstar Elite Cheer
(Ages 8-13)
Competitive cheer team. This team is not
meant to cheer for other teams at their
half times. This is a team of athletes
intended to win their own championships!
120720.09 M,W,Th 9/3 - Jan. 2015 6:15-8:30P
Try out fee $25, try out date: week of August 25
Instructor: Brooke Gaines
Tennis
Program
FREE Tennis
Clinics
for Juniors, Teens,
and Adults
Come out, hit a few
balls, learn some
tennis basics, meet the Pro and enjoy
some Tennis Fun! Tennis is a Sport of a
Lifetime! Loaner/Demo racquets available.
Registration required/Limit 1 Free Clinic
per student
120322-09
120324-01
120325-01
160321-09
Jr Pee Wee
ages 5-7
W9/3
4-4:30P
Jr Beginners
ages 8-12
W9/3
4:30-5:15P
Jr Teens
W9/3
5:15-6P
Family Starter Clinic –
one adult /one child 10+
Th 9/4
5-6P
Lessons
The lesson program is under the direction
of Andrew H. Webb and staff if needed.
His focus is on helping each student set
and achieve their Tennis goals and have
Fun in the learning process. Junior classes
use a game-based approach formalized by
the USTA as “Quick Start”. Age appropriate
balls, racquets and court sizes are used as
your child progresses. Each student must
wear comfortable clothing for movement
and have proper tennis shoes. It is recommended to bring sufficient water and have
hat/visor and sunscreen. Loaner racquets
available if needed. *All students must bring
1 can of New Tennis Balls to first class.
Fall program
120321-10 Jr Pre-Pee Wee ages 3-4
W9/10-10/8 3:30-4P
120322-10 Junior Pee Wee ages 5-7
W9/10-10/8 4-4:30P
120324-10 Junior Beginners ages 8-12
W9/10-10/8 4:30-5:30P
FUNdamental Volleyball
(Grades 4 - 8)
Volleyball lessons for beginners and
intermediate players taught by top-notch
instructors. Gold Cal Volleyball Club
Director Melanie DeMuir and other Gold
Cal Volleyball Coaches
120310-09F 9/12-10/3 4:30-6P
Location: Community Center Gym
Instructor: Melanie DeMure and staff
One-Day
Volleyball Clinics
(Grades 4 - 8)
Setting/Defense Clinic
120310-11F 10/10
4:30-6:30P
Hitting/Serving Clinic
120310-1BF 10/17
4:30-6:30P
Fee per clinic: $38/$33 with CP res. discount
December Clinic
(Grades 4 - 8)
A two-day volleyball clinic for beginning
and intermediate players taught by topnotch instructors from Gold Cal Volleyball
120310-12 F 12/19 4:30-6:30P
Sa 12/20 9A-1P
NEW! Volleyball Clinic
(Grades 5-9)
Join high school/club coaches Sheri
Millhollin and Alyssa Kimball for individual
skills and position training.
530303-09Su 9/14-9/28 4-6P
530303-10Su 10/5-10/194-6P
Instructor: Sheri Millhollin & Alyssa Kimball
youth SPORTS
Flag Football
Coaches Wanted
Cameron 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
NFL Youth
Flag Football
(Grades 2 – 8)
Join the Cameron Park Community
Services District for the new and improved
NFL sponsored Flag Football league. This
great league allows players an opportunity to learn and develop skills necessary
to be successful in the game of football.
Players will 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 registrants three groups (2 – 3), (4 – 5), (6 – 8).
Each participant will receive an NFL Flag
football team Jersey and flags.
520305-09 – Grades 2 – 4
520307-09 – Grades 5 – 8
Location: Dave West or Christa McAuliffe (TBD)
Fee: $115 / $110 with CP resident discount
All participants and coaches will need to fill out
NFL participation agreement online at:
www.nflflag.com/form/player
www.nflflag.com/form/coach
Important Dates:
Evaluation Days: Saturday, September 6
(Put on by the Ponderosa Bruins Football team)
-for all registered playersGames Begin: Saturday, September 20
Games End: Saturday, November 8
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, September 3
Cameron Park Library Fall Events
2500 Country Club Drive
530-621-5500 • www.eldoradolibrary.org
September is Library Card Sign Up Month
120325-09 Junior Adv Beginners ages 10-14
Th9/11-10/9 4-5P
PJ Storytime - Thursdays, October 2,
November 6, & December 4
130321-09 Junior Intermediate/HS Teens Th9/11-10/9 5-6P
Not Too Spooky Storytime with the El
Dorado Storytelling Guild, treats and
tricks - Thursday, October 30, 6P
Gingerbread houses
Saturday, December 13, 10:30A
7
YOUTH sports/teen clasSes
NEW!
Futsal “Soccer
Training” Program
(Ages 7-13) COED
Looking to improve foot skills? An indoor
Futsal Court once a week will do that and
more! Anyone who has watched futsal
players fight to keep the ball from crossing
the touch line will begin to see how futsal
develops skill, control, and technique.
A small field with lines creates constant
pressured situations: 1) From other players and 2) From out-of-play boundaries. Players must learn to settle the ball
rapidly, cut sharply, shield effectively,
pass quickly and move into open space.
During this 10 week program, the focus
will be on technical development, balance
over the ball, and having fun mastering
some fundamentals of soccer. Each session will be divided into an opening clinic
followed by MATCH PLAY. During the skill
development piece, players will be introduced to different levels of footwork while
learning proper passing, receiving, and
dribbling techniques. As the players settle
and warm to the characteristics of futsal,
they will then participate in organized
competitive play to finish the session.
Players will need to wear shin guards,
sportswear, non-marking tennis shoes and
bring water. This Futsal Training Program
is split into two (5) session courses with
a discount to PSC and those committing
to all 10 sessions straight away. Instructor
Stephen Beck is USSF D licensed with
15+ years of coaching and playing experience.
430411-A9 M (ages 7-8) 9/8-10/63:30-5P
430411-B9 M (ages 9 -10 ) 9/8-10/65-6:30P
430411-C9 M (ages 11 – 13)
9/8-10/66:30-8P
430411-A0 M (ages 7-8)
10/13-11/17*3:30-5P
430411-B0 M (ages 9 -10 )
10/13-11/17*5-6:30P
430411-C0 M (ages 11 – 13)
10/13-11/17*6:30-8P
* Bye week – 11/10/2014
Fee*: $84/$79 with CP resident discount
Prospector Soccer discount $74
*sign up for both sessions and receive an
$8 discount
Instructor: Stephen Beck
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NEW!
Sunday Team
Training Course
Teams U8-U19 (Recreational or
Competitive)
Teams will use Futsal to develop their foot
skills and advance their technical play.
This is geared toward a team interested
in reserving a time slot to work together
technically with the trainer over the ball in
a 20 minute warm up – skill development,
then divide into two teams and compete
in a 40 minute practice game. Minimum of
10 players for session to function properly
with 12 to 14 players recommended
530411-09Su 9/14-10/5
6:50-7:55P
530411-10Su 9/14-10/5
7:55-9P
530411-11Su 10/12-11/2 6:50-7:55P
530411-12Su 10/12-11/2 7:55-9P
Fee: $450 team/ $425 CP res. & PSC discount
Limited to one team per session
Instructor: Stephen Beck
FIT KIDS – Home School
Physical Education
Children’s Fitness Specialist Susie Keema
brings enthusiasm and experience to this
top notch physical education program.
Home-School children are welcome.
Ages 5-8
220101.08
220101.10
220101.12
Ages 8-14
TuVolleyball
8/19-9/301:15-2:15P
Tu Indoor Soccer
10/7-11/181:15-2:15P
Tu Basketball 12/2-1/27*1:15-2:15P
220102.08 TuVolleyball
8/19-9/302:30-3:30P
220102.10 Tu Indoor Soccer
10/7-11/182:30-3:30P
220102.12 Tu Basketball 12/2-1/27*2:30-3:30P
* No class over Christmas break
Location: Gym - Community Center
Fee: $10 per class – sessions are 7 classes
Swim Safe –
Home School
Join in the fun while training at the CSD
pool. This class combines water safety
fundamentals with swim training in freestyle and backstroke. Class designed as
a refresher for some, first time training for
others. See ya Poolside!
220101.07 Th Swim Training (ages 5-8) 8/21-9/181:15-2:15P
220102.07 Th Swim Training (ages 8-14) 8/21-9/182:30-3:30P
Location: Pool - Community Center
Fee: $10 per class – sessions are 4-5 classes
Fitness
Karate/
Taekwondo
(Ages 13 +)
This class is great
for anyone who wants
to work on hand, foot & eye coordination development. Students will work on
strikes, kicks, blocks, focus, and self-discipline. Class includes a FREE uniform.
140701-09M,W 9/8-10/29 7:30-8:15P
140701-10M,W 10/20-12/157:30-8:15P
Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio,
Instructor: Mr. & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones
Gentle
Flow Yoga
(Ages 14 +)
Bring balance to your life
with yoga! Beginners and
experienced students are
welcome to de-stress, energize, breathe,
and strengthen your body, mind and
spirit. In every yoga class you will have
ample opportunity to increase healthy
flexibility and experience a sense of wellbeing and peace.
140704-09W 9/3-9/24
6-7P
140704-10W 10/1-10/22 6-7P
140704-11W 10/29-1019 6-7P
140704-12W 12/3-12/17* 6-7P
*December Fee: $40/$35 with CP res.discount
Instructor: Wendy Derish
YOUTH SPORTS/teen/adult classes
YOUTH BASKETBALL – Winter 2015
Come join the Cameron Park Community Services District for another great youth
basketball season. This league will help develop and allow players to play basketball
in an organized, fun, and safe atmosphere. Players in each division will learn, develop, and improve basic and team oriented skills necessary to be successful in the
great sport of basketball. Every player plays and becomes an integral part of a team.
Dates:
Registration Begins: August 18
Deadline to Register: December 4
Skills Clinic: Saturday, November 15 &
Wednesday, November 19
Bruin Camp: TBD
Times: TBA
Season Starts: Saturday, January 17
Holidays/No Games:
President’s Day Weekend & February 14
Last Day of the Season: March 14
1st & 2nd Grade Boys and Girls
This is an instructional league that operates on an eight week schedule, beginning
January 17. The league will be set up in a
format where teams are instructed by their
team coach for 25 – 30 minutes and will
be followed by a 30 minute (two 15 minute
halves) scrimmage. As the season progresses there are opportunities to allow for
more time to hold scrimmages. Scores of
the games will not be kept and games will
be officiated by recreation leaders who are
instructed to help with the instruction and
flow of the scrimmage. THERE WILL BE NO
SCHEDULED PRACTICES FOR THIS AGE
GROUP.
Early Bird Fees (through December 4)
$100 / $95 with CP resident discount
Late Fees (starting December 5)
$110 / $105 with CP discount
Fees include T-Shirt and Bruin Camp, but
does not include pictures.
3rd – 8th Grade Boys and Girls:
Separate leagues and divisions will be formed
for Girls and Boys Divisions, as well as by
grade level. These divisions will emphasize
basketball techniques, skills, teamwork,
sportsmanship, and Fun. Players of any skill
level are encouraged to sign up and teams
are selected to be as fair and competitive as
possible. There will be limited spaces available for late registration (if any).
League Divisions:
3rd/4th Boys and Girls
5th/6th Boys and Girls
7th/8th Boys and Girls
Early Bird Fees (through December 4)
$115 / $110 with CP resident discount
Late Fees (starting December 5)
$125/ $120 with CP discount
Fee includes Jersey and Bruin Camp, but
does not include pictures.
Skills Rating Evaluation:
Community Center Gym – Time: TBD
Make-Up Evaluation: Wednesday, November 19
Community Center Gym – Time: 3/4
(6:00pm), 5/6 (7:00pm), 7/8 (8:00pm)
Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, December 10;
6:00pm – Community Center Social Room
Practice Begins: Tentatively following coaches
meeting limited time available in December
Team practice begins in January.
High School Boys and Girls
Information to follow once HS Basketball
tryouts are completed.
Youth Basketball
Coaches Wanted
Cameron Park Recreation is looking
for people who would like to volunteer
their time, energy, and talent as a
youth basketball coach. We need you!
Please contact us at (530)677-2231
Course Code 220301
Dance
NEW TIME!
Polynesian DanceBeg/Intermediate
(Ages 13 +)
Learn the basics and acquire a firm
foundation of Polynesian dancing
which will allow you to perform at your
best. Mixing it up with Hula and Tahitian –
bring your sarongs.
160608-09M9/8-9/29 6:30-7:30P
160608-10 M 10/6-10/276:30-7:30P
160608-11M11/3-11/246:30-7:30P
Advanced
Hula (Ages 13 +)
Best for those who have
had hula previously and
are willing or interested
in performing at various
social functions. Bring
your P’au.
160609-09Th 9/4-9/25
6-7P
160609-10Th 10/1-10/22
6-7P
160609-11Th 10/30-11/20
6-7P
Instructor: Rosalie “Lokalia” Stearns – certified
Kuma Hula Art
Glass Art Class
(Ages 16 +)
This class will be fun for everyone. You
will be making a beautiful 8” x 8” Glass
Weaved Basket plate of your creation.
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.
360102-09 Tu9/23
6-8P
Location: Classroom - Community Center
Instructor: Debbie Trapasso
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TEEN/ADULT CLASSES
Music
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
experience necessary. Bring a ukulele (no
baritones) and a copy of the book. You
can pick up an information sheet on purchasing a ukulele in the registration office.
140444-09 M 9/15-9/29 6-7P
140444-11 M 11/3-11/24 6-6:45P
140444-12 M
12/1-12/15 6-7P Location: Social Room - Community Center
Instructor: Lew Johnson
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.
140445-09 M 9/15-9/29 7-8P
140445-11 M 11/3-11/24 7-7:45P
140445-12 M 12/1-12/157-8P
Instructor: Lew Johnson
Basic Guitar I
(Ages 13 +)
This beginner class will be a fun five-week
course learning basic strumming, basic
chords, and basic theory through famous
songs. Please bring your own guitar.
Perfect class for parent and child.
160323-09 W 9/3-10/1
6-7P
160323-10W 10/8-11/5 6-7P
160323-11 W 11/12-12/17*6-7P
* No class 11/26/2014
Location: Social Room- Community Center
Basic Guitar II
(Ages 13 +)
This intermediate class will be a fun fiveweek course that will expand and grow
your current 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.
160323-09W 9/3-10/1 7-8P
160323-10W 10/8-11/5 7-8P
160323-11 W 11/12-12/10*7-8P
* No class 11/26/2014
Spanish Language
Class
(Ages 15 +)
This class is 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 LatinoAmerican and Spain culture. A $25 supply
fee is payable to the instructor at class.
140503-09
M
9/8-10/13
6:30-7:30P
Location: Classroom - Community Center
Instructor: Gabriela Sosa
Fly Casting Class
(Ages 13 +)
Learn the basic techniques of fly casting;
how to assemble and string a fly rod, how
to grip the rod, safety precautions while
casting a fly, exercises and methods to
prevent sore wrists and arms, casting
accurately (types of casts, proper stance,
casting strokes), and proper ways to carry
a rod on trails. Handout will be available.
Bring your own fly rod/reel/line if you have
one. Eye protection (clear or tinted) and a
hat are required of each student.
530650-09 Su9/21
1-3P
Location: Cameron Park Lake
Fee: $20
Instructor: Joseph Bania
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Bird Identification
(Ages 16 +)
Join award-winning & #1 best-selling
author and ornithologist John C. Robinson
as he shares his top ten steps to identifying birds by sight and by sound. During
this instructional walk along the shores of
Cameron Park Lake, John will answer all
the questions you’ve ever had about bird
identification! This class will coincide with
the tail end of the fall migration so you will
have the opportunity to identify many of
the winter bird migrants that visit our area
from about October to April; in addition to
the common year round residents. Space
is limited. Please bring a pair of binoculars.
440140-10 Sa 10/25 8-11A
Instructor: John Robinson
Bird Watching
as a Hobby
(All ages – youth and adult)
Take a walk with Joe who has been a bird
watcher for over 40 years. You will learn
how to identify birds by listening, watching
and observing flight and colors of many
species of birds. He will show you how
to use a bird Field guide to identify local
birds and to learn a lifetime hobby done
by 40 million Americans. If you have a
Bird Field Book or binoculars, please bring
them. Our goal will be to identify at least
local 20 species. We could see Red Tail
Hawks, a Bald Eagle, White Pelicans,
Muted or Trumpeter Swans, Acorn
Woodpeckers, Spotted Towhees, and lots
of song birds. Join us for a beautiful walk
around Cameron Park Lake birding on a
cool Fall day.
460140-11 Sa11/15
8-11A
Instructor: Joseph Munizich
TEEN/ADULT CLASSES
Internet Driver’s Ed
(Ages 15 - 18)
Driver’s education is a Californiarequired 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, interactive and educational.
Complete anytime. Home study course
available. DMV-accepted certificate
issued upon successful completion of
course. Class does not include behindthe-wheel driving. Add $16 for home
study course shipping and handling.
130110-09 September 130110-10 October
130110-11 November
130110-12 December
Location: Enrollee’s home address
Instructor: AllGood Education Corporation
NEW!
Fitness
Tai Chi
Zumba® Basic
(Ages 18 +)
Tai Chi is commonly known as
moving meditation.
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.
140712-09 M 9/8-9/29
6:15-7:15P
140712-10 M 10/6-10/276:15-7:15P
140712-11 M 11/3-11/246:15-7:15P
140712-12 M 12/1-12/226:15-7:15P
Instructor: David Tiopan
(Ages 18 +)
Are you ready to Party yourself 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.
140718-09 Tu,Th
9/9-9/18*
12-1P
140718-10 Tu,Th
10/7-10/30 12-1P
11/4-11/25** 12-1P
140718-11 Tu,Th
140718-12 Tu,Th
12/2-12/18*** 12-1P
* September $30/$25; **November $45/$40;
***December $40/$35
Instructor: Jan Lowry
‘A Walk in the Park’ Cameron Park’s social excercise program
Join us on Wednesday mornings in
September and October at Cameron
Park Lake for a walk around the lake
led by a CSD representative and special Health & Wellness guests.
Walk from 9-10A. Pre-registration is
required and there is a $2 fee. Entry to
the park is free.
The CPCSD supports the
California Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights
Mission: To encourage California’s children to participate in outdoor recreational activities and discover their heritage.
Objective: That every child in California, by the completion of their 14th year, has the opportunity to
participate in each of the activities listed within the California Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights.
The California Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights
provides that every child should have the right to:
j Play in a safe place
j Camp under the stars
j Explore nature
j Ride a bike
j Learn to swim
j Go boating
j Go fishing
j Connect with the past
j Follow a trail
j Plant a seed
Particip
a
in prog te
rams
and ex
pe
the adv rience
entur
on this es
list.
Members of the Roundtable include recreation, parks and tourism leaders from local, state and federal agencies,
private and non-profit organizations, educational institutions and the public.
Web Address: www.calroundtable.org
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adult classes
NEW! Yoga
(Ages 18 +)
No one is too old or too stiff, too fat or thin
or tired to do yoga! Students of all ages
and physical conditions are guided to a
yoga experience that can be profound and
transformative. Learn basic yoga poses,
principles of movement and posture; yoga
philosophy, relaxation and breathing techniques. Open to all levels, no experience
necessary.
Dance
Beginning Middle
Eastern Dance
(Ages 18 +)
Come explore the art and history of Belly
Dance. You will 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!
140608-09 Tu 9/2-9/23
6:30-7:30P
140608-10 Tu 9/30-10/28* 6:30-7:30P
140608-11 Tu 11/4-11/25 6:30-7:30P
140608-12 Tu 12/2-12/16 6:30-7:30P
* No class 10/7/2014
December fee $40/$35 with CP res. discount
Instructor: Andrea Melton
140719-09 W9/10-9/17* 2-3P
140719-10 W10/8-10/29 2-3P
140719-11 W11/5-11/26 2-3P
140719-12 W12/3-12/17** 2-3P
Fee:$50/$45 with CP resident discount
* September $30/$25; ** December $40/$35
(Ages 18 +)
Every Jazzercise dance fitness class
combines dance-based cardio with
strength training and stretching to sculpt,
tone and lengthen muscles for maximum
fat burn. Burn up to 600 calories in one
fun and powerfully effective 60-minute
total body workout. Jazzercise Foothills
Center offers a variety of formats including Fusion, Core, Strike, Strength 45 &
Strength 60. For additional information
visit: www.jazzercise.com.
(Ages 18 +)
Jazzercize
Fee gets you 8 visits – classes offered:
Monday thru Friday - 5:30A
Monday - Wednesday; Friday - Sunday - 8:05A
Monday thru Friday - 9:15A
Monday thru Wednesday - 4:45P
Monday thru Thursday - 6P
140740-09September
140740-10October
140740-11November
140740-12December
Location: Jazzercise Foothills Center
4050 Durock Road #2, Shingle Springs
Fee: $54/$49 with CP resident discount for
8 classes
Instructor: Sherrie Lee
Adult Tap
A fun, energetic and percussive dance for
ages18+. Tap has always been considered an art, a music styling and an exercise. Grab your Dancin’ shoes and join us
to learn the basics and more in Tap!
140609-08 F 8/15-9/1911:15A-12P
140609-09 F 9/26-10/3111:15A-12P
140609-11 F 11/7-12/19*11:15A-12P
No Class 11/28/2014
Gracious Ladies
(Ages 35 +)
Broadening the legacy of hula by expanding contemporary and traditional repertoire
with dances of beauty and cultural integrity.
Must have knowledge of basic hula steps.
160610-09 Th 9/4-9/25
7-8P
160610-10 Th10/2-10/23 7-8P
160610-11 Th10/30-11/20 7-8P
Location: Dance Room - Community Center
Instructor: Rosalie “Lokalia” Stearns – certified
Kuma Hula Facilities rental
Are you looking for that perfect
venue to hold your next business,
social, fundraising, or wedding event?
Perfect for holiday parties.
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Our beautiful facilities are available for
rent. For more information, please visit
our website (www.cameronpark.org) or
contact us at 530-677-2231.
Ballroom Dance
(Ages 18 +)
Students 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
shoe, or shoes that stick to the floor. All
classes taught in the Dance Studio at the
Community Center by Barry Waldron.
East Coast SwingBeginning
Swing dancing has been popular for
decades. This class will introduce you to
the East Coast Swing Dance.
260602-09 W 9/3-9/24
7-8P
Fee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount or sign
up as a couple, $69/$64 with CP res. discount.
Foxtrot-Beginning
Mr. “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.
260603-10W 10/1-10/22 7-8P
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!
260605-07 W 10/29-11/19 7-8P
ADULT classes
Cha-Cha-Beginning
The American style Cha-Cha is an off
shoot of the Mambo, as is the Salsa. ChaCha is danced with a distinct syncopation
where the triple rhythm “Cha-Cha-Cha”
steps are inserted. Partners are required.
260610-08 W 12/3-12/17 7-8P
TWO MONTH SESSIONS:
BLOCK ONE
West Coast Swing
Swing dancing in one form or another has
been popular for decades. This class will
introduce the five basic dance steps for
WCS. Learn how to be a great leader.
Learn how to follow and be light on your
feet. Develop confidence and stye. This
class is for high school and college students, young adults, and the young at
heart. Partners are required.
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, bootie
shaking workout designed by women for
women and the movement is growing.
Please bring your own yoga mat.
140717-09 M,F 9/5-9/19*
9-10A
140717-10 M,F10/6-10/31
9-10A
140717-11 M,F11/3-11/24** 9-10A
140717-12 M,F12/1-12/19*** 9-10A
* September $35/$30 **November $45/$40;
***December $40/$35
W10/29-11/19
East Coast Swing-Intermediate
The term “Swing” is a category that contains dances like the East Coast Swing,
West Coast, Shag, Jive, Hustle, Lindy,
and others. This four week class will continue with additional step patterns learned
in the beginning session. That session is
a prerequisite for this class.
W 12/3-12/17
260601-11 W 10/29-12/17 8:15-9:15P
up as a couple $114/$109 with CP res. discount.
(Note: Classes are available individually.)
140106-09 M & Th 9/15 & 9/18 140106-10 M & Th 10/13 & 10/16
140106-11 M & Th 11/17 & 11/20
140106.12 M & Th 12/15 & 12/18
Instructor: Linda Siqueido
5-8P
5-8P
5-8P
5-8P
NEW! Drop Stitch
(Ages 18+)
Make a 3’ long, lacy scarf knitting with
drop stitch and yarn-overs.
Rumba & Bolero
Rumba came to the United States by way
of the Caribbean Islands and Cuba and
has evolved over time. The dance exhibits many of the same characteristics as
the Salsa and Cha-Cha.
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 of
the dance.
(Ages 18+)
Attend this two day program- the first class
teaches longtail cast on and knitting,
second class teaches purl variation (speed
knitting). Linda has knitted for over 60
years and belongs to three knitting groups.
Scarf – Knitting
W9/3-9/24
W 10/1-10/22 260609-09 W 9/3-10/22 8:15-9:15P
up as a couple $129/$124 with CP res. discount.
(Note: Classes are available individually.)
Knitting – Continental
Method with Purl
Variation (Speed Knitting)
140107-09 M & Th 9/8 & 9/11 140107-10 M & Th 10/6 & 10/9
140107-11 M & Th 11/10 & 11/13
140107-12 M & Th 12/8 & 12/11
Instructor: Linda Siqueido
Art
An introduction to
Shodo: Japanese
Calligraphy
(Ages 18 +)
Learn the skill to write proper line….
Through your own artistic skill, you can
create a work of harmonious art. Choose
a word, thought, or expression that is an
inspiration to you… and Transform it into
a meaningful piece of beauty, individual to
you. Introduce yourself to an art form that
runs a symbol into expression and beauty,
unique to the hand that holds the brush.
The art of Calligraphy; A peaceful form
practiced for centuries by writers and artists
in countries and different languages all over
the globe. Please bring $15 supply fee.
140105-09 TH 9/11-9/25 10A-12P
140105-10
TH 10/9-10/23
10A-12P
Location: Social Room – Community Center
Instructor: Reiko Murry
5-8P
5-8P
5-8P
5-8P
Gardening
Holiday Tin Planter
(Ages 18 +)
If you are still
trying to figure out
what to put in the
center of your
holiday table-come
create a beautiful
“holiday” garden festive and
seasonal, unique,
one of a kind,
created by you.
We will provide
the soil, plants, and container. Class will
be taught by Juliet at El Dorado Nursery.
540109-12 Sa12/16
12-1P
Location: El Dorado Nursery
3931 Durock Road, Ste C, Shingle Springs
Instructor: El Dorado Nursery
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adultS
Adult Sports
Tennis Program
NEW! Beginning
Bridge: Bidding in
the 21st Century
FREE Tennis Clinics for Adults
Come out, hit a few balls, learn some
tennis basics, meet the Pro and enjoy
some Tennis Fun! Tennis is a Sport of a
Lifetime! Loaner/Demo racquets available.
Registration required/Limit 1 Free Clinic
per student
160321-09 Family Starter Clinic – one adult /
9/4
5-6P
one child 10+ Th
140322-09 Adult Starters/Re-starters
Th
9/4
6-7P
Tennis
The lesson program is
under the direction of
Andrew H. Webb and
staff if needed.
His focus is on helping
each student set and achieve their Tennis
goals and have Fun in the learning process. Each student must wear comfortable clothing for movement and have
proper tennis shoes. It is recommended
to bring sufficient water and have hat/visor
and sunscreen. Loaner racquets available
if needed. *All students must bring 1 can
of New Tennis Balls to first class.
140321-09 Adult Int 3.0+ Workout W9/10-10/8 5:30-6:30P
Emphasis on technique and movement.
Competitive Drills
140322-09 Adult Starters/Re-starters Th9/11-10/9 6-7P
140322-10 Adult Starters/Re-starters
Sa9/13-10/11 10:30-11:30A
Fundamentals of tennis with goal of Rally and
Beginning Play
NEW
Family – one adult/one child 10+ years
160321-09 Clinic
Sa9/13-10/11 9:30-10:30A
Have FUN and Learn the Tennis Basics
together with your child
Fee per family $159/$154 with CP resident
discount
Adult Tuesday
Basketball League
(Ages 18 +)
August
140356-08 Tu 8/12-10/21 6 pm
November
140356-11 Tu 11/18-2/3 6 pm
(no games 12/23;12/30)
Fee: $425/session/team, Register teams or
sign-up on the free agent list – no cost until
placed on a team.
BLUE
RIBBON
PERSONNEL
SERVICES
Connecting top talent
with local employers since 1981
Placerville / Cameron Park Branch
NEW! Wednesday Night
622-7110
Adult Basketball League
www.blueribbonpersonnel.com
Starting Wednesday September 10
Team sign ups being accepted now.
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This class will teach the beginning student
basic bridge. The social bridge player and
those returning to the game after an absence
can review and improve their bridge techniques in a logical and progressive fashion.
Most importantly, the student will have fun
while learning the fundamental concepts of
modern bridge bidding, play, and defense
which will be beneficial for a lifetime. Week 1:
Getting Started; Week 2: Objectives; Week 3:
Responses to 1NT Opening Bids; Week 4: The
Stayman Convention Week 5: Responses to
Opening Bids of One in a Suit; Week 6: Week
7: Rebids by Opener; Rebids by Responder;
Week 8: Overcalls and Bids by the Advancer;
Week 9: Takeout Doubles and Response. $20
material fee payable to the instructor.
150108-09 Tu9/16-11/18
2:30-5P
Instructor: Barry Wold
• Factory Maintenance
• Tune-ups
• Radiators
• Shocks/Struts
• Engine Overhaul
• Electrical
• Timing Belts
• Transmission Service
CA Lic. # 1997-021510
B.A.R. AE227939
530
672-2209
3381 B Durock Road Cameron Park Next to Camerado Glass
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safety
Safety Classes
Youth Certified
Babysitting
Class
(Ages 11 - 14)
This two-day course will include the information and skills necessary to provide
safe and responsible care for children.
Participants will develop skills in interviewing, accident prevention, care for medical
emergencies and basic child care. An ASHI
certificate will be issued upon completion of
class. $5 material fee payable to instructor.
PLEASE bring a snack for break.
130115-09 Tu & W
9/23-9/24 4-7P
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.
130116-09 W10/1
4-7P
Instructor: Catherine Statham, EMT – B
CPR & First Aid Classes
Instructors: Rescue Training Institute
Location: 13405 Folsom Blvd., Ste. 150,
Folsom (916) 939-2277
Please 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
Heartsaver Adult/Child/Infant CPR & AED
(Ages 12 +)
Learn the AHA’s one-person technique for
adult, child, and infant CPR and AED use.
160116-09 Sa9/6
8A-12P
160116-10 Sa10/4
8A-12P
160116-11 Sa11/8
8A-12P
160116-12 Sa12/6
8A-12P
Pediatric CPR
& First Aid (Ages 12 +)
Learn Medic First Aid’s infant and child (age
8 & under) CPR and first aid. This class is
approved by the CA EMSA and Community
Care Licensing for daycare/preschool providers and we are required to affix their approval
sticker to your card at a cost of $6, payable at
class.
160117-09 Sa9/27
8A-5P
160117-10 Sa10/25
8A-5P
160117-11 Sa11/22
8A-5P
160117-12 Sa12/20
8A-5P
Healthcare Provider
CPR & AED
(Ages 16 +)
Learn the AHA’s one and two-person technique
for adult, child, and infant CPR, AED, oxygen
and barrier use. Class is intended for present
and future professional rescuers.
8A-12:30P
160118-09 Sa9/13
8A-12:30P
160118-10 Sa10/11
160118-11 Sa11/8
8A-12:30P
8A-12:30P
160118-12 Sa12/13
Heartsaver
First Aid Only
(Ages 12 +)
Learn the AHA’s basic first aid administration for
medical, injury & environmental emergencies.
Not approved for licensed daycare providers.
160130-09 Sa9/6
1-3P
160130-10 Sa10/4
1-3P
1-3P
160130-11 Sa11/8
160130-12 Sa1212/6
1-3P
Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount Healthcare
Provider
CPR & AED
Recertification
(Ages 16 +)
Learn the AHA’s one and two-person technique for
adult, child, and infant CPR, AED, oxygen and barrier use. Class is intended for current professional
rescuers who have taken this training before.
160131-09 Sa9/20
8A-12P
160131-10 Sa 10/18
8A-12P
8A-12P
160131-11 Sa 11/15
Heartsaver Adult/Child
CPR & AED
(Ages 16 +)
Learn the AHA’s one-person technique for adult
and child CPR and AED use.
160124-09 Sa9/6
8A-11A
160124-10 Sa10/4
8A-11A
160124-11 Sa11/8
8A-11A
160124-12 Sa12/6
8A-11A
Heartsaver Adult/
Child/Infant CPR,
AED & First Aid
(Ages 12 +)
Learn the AHA’s basic first aid administration for
medical, injury & environmental emergencies.
Not approved for licensed daycare providers.
160126-09 Sa9/6
8A-3P
160126-10 Sa10/4
8A-3P
160126-11 Sa11/8
8A-3P
160126-12 Sa12/6
8A-3P
Hunter Safety
(Ages 10 +)
Please bring a number 2 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, conservation, survival,
first aid, DFG Codes.
8:30A-5P
160105-09 Sa9/6
160105-10 Sa10/25
8:30A-5P
160105-11 Sa11/15
8:30A-5P
160105-12 Sa12/13
8:30A-5P
Instructor: Larry Nelson
15
cooking classes
Cooking
NEW! A Taste of Heaven;
Homemade Potstickers
(Ages 7 +)
This class is designed to teach students to
make their very own pot stickers from scratch
with all natural ingredients. Class features nutrition and health safety. Come make your own
taste of heaven and learn some good culinary
tricks to pass on to family and friends. Each participant in the class with take home a dozen pot
stickers and a recipe of their own to share.
160103-09 Sa9/20
11A-12:15P
Location: Kitchen - Community Center
Instructor: Judy Chu Barnes
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 nutrition and kitchen safety. Menu changes
each session. All students will receive a
recipe booklet with all of the dishes that
they create as well as a Certificate of
Completion at the last class. Please bring
$35 material fee to first class
120106-09 Tu9/9-9/30 3:45-5P
120106-10 Tu10/7-10/28 3:45-5P
120106-11 Tu11/4-11/25 3:45-5P
Dee: $71/$66 with CP resident discount
Instructor: Susan Kakavas - Little Chefs World
NEW! Sushi Making
(Ages 18 +)
Learn how to make different kinds of
sushi; where to buy the ingredients, what
tools to use, how to cook the rice and how
to make it. Supply fee of $10 payable to
the instructor.
140109-10 Th10/2
5:30-8:30P
Instructor: Reiko Murry So
Thai
Cooking
Lettuce Wraps and
Spring Rolls
(Ages 14 and up)
Phonglada Foletta
teaches you how to
prepare and cook
some of her specialty
Thai recipes. You do not need to have to
a taste for spicy foods, just a desire to try
something new. We will be making Lettuce
Wraps with a spicy sauce that each diner
can make as spicy as they wish. You will
not find this recipe in any restaurant, even
in Thailand. We will also be making fresh
Spring Rolls that will be served with a
sweet peanut sauce. Be prepared to come
hungry as we will be able to enjoy both of
these amazing recipes in class. Handouts,
food and all other supplies will be provided and are included in the materials fee.
$10 paid to instructor
140104-10 Sa 10/25
1-5P
Instructor: 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 recipes, notes, tips, and
truffle molds. Please register one week
before class. Please bring a material fee
of $12 to instructor.
160106-11 Sa11/1
10A-12:15P
Location: Kitchen at El Dorado Hills CSD
Instructor: Karen Moore
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PERFECT GIFT! Private
Thai Cooking Class
Join Phonglada Foletta as she teaches
your group to prepare Thai food in your
own private class. Great fun for all occasions! Have a small group for lots of
hands on personal attention or a larger
group for a memorable experience with
your friends and family. You may choose
one of Phonglada’s menus or design
your own menu of favorite dishes from
Phonglada’s cookbook. Come hungry
as you will be able to enjoy the meal
prepared in class. Call 530-677-2231 to
arrange a date and time. Materials fee of
$10 pp (may be higher for classes that
include more than one seafood dish) is
due to instructor at class.
440104
Date/Time TBD
4 hr class for up to 5 people
Location: Kitchen – Community Center
Fee: $195 for up to 5 people;
$35 for each additional participant
(max 12/class)
Instructor: Phonglada Foletta
Cooking with Mike
NEW! Yeast doughs
(Ages 12+)
Make pizzas, pitas, and calzones. This
versatile dough and these tried and true
techniques can be used in your home for
an enjoyable option on your next dinner
table. Feel free to bring your favorite pizza
toppings! Please bring $15 for supplies.
140111-11 Th9/18
6:30-9P
Instructor: Mike Berry
NEW!
Seasonal
Soups
(Ages 12 +)
From hearty to refined, we will make at
least 3 different soups and discuss seasonal cooking, roux and thickeners, chef
tricks of the trade, and even flavored finishing oil. Please bring $15 for supplies.
140111-09 Th11/6
6:30-9P
Instructor: Mike Berry
NEW!
Trips/tours
Trips offered by Premier World Discovery
Sedona Holiday
Departing December 3, 2014; 5 day trip
Tour Highlights
Grand Canyon Nat’l Park –South Rim;
Oak Creek Canyon; Cameron Trading
Post; Desert Tower-Grand Canyon;
Sedona Trolley Tour; Chapel of the Holy
Cross; Tlaquepaque & Uptown Sedona;
Montezuma Castle Nat’l Monument;
Jerome; Jerome State Historic Park and
Old Town Scottsdale
Inclusions
Airfare from Sacramento, plus round trip
transfer, six meals- 4 breakfast & 2 dinners,
Professional Tour Director, Motor coach
Transportation, Sightseeing and Admission
fees, Hotel transfers and baggage handling.
Accommodations
4 Nights Accommodation at Hilton Sedona
Resort, Sedona
150200.12 Tour Rates- $1375 per person
double + $425 single supplement
Free Trip Presentation.
All are Welcome to Attend. A
presentation on the upcoming trips
on Friday, September 19 at the
Community Center from 10am to
noon. Kris Adams will be here to
highlight what tours will be offered for
travel in the upcoming months.
Gardens & Mansions
Featuring New Orleans and Cajun Country
Departing April 12, 2015; 7 days - Sunday
– Saturday
Tour Highlights
3 Nights in the French Quarter; French
Quarter Walking Tour; Steamboat Natchez
Cruise; Café du Monde; Court of Two
Sisters Dinner; New Orleans School of
Cooking; New Orleans City Tour; Longue
Vue Gardens & House; Baton Rouge;
Natchez Area Tour; Antebellum Mansion
Visits (2); Bayou Cruise; Vermillionville;
Jean Lafitte Cultural Center; Avery Island
- Tabasco Factory and Pont Breaux’s
Farewell Dinner
Inclusions
Roundtrip airfare, 10 meals(6 breakfast
& 4 dinners), Professional Tour Director,
Motorcoach Transportation, Admissions
per Itinerary, Sightseeing per Itinerary,
Baggage Handling and Hotel Transfers.
Accommodations
6 Nights First Class Hotels- 3 Nights
- Maison Dupuy or Bienville House
Hotel, New Orleans, 1 Night - Natchez,
Mississippi and 2 Nights - Hilton Lafayette,
Lafayette
150200.04 Tour Rates - $2095 per person
double + $600 single supplement;
Yellowstone & the
Wild West
Featuring 3 nights in Jackson and Grand
Teton Nat’l Park departing July 24, 2015;
7 days, Friday – Thursday
Tour Highlights
Salt Lake City Tour; The Great Salt Lake;
Tabernacle Organ Recital; Grand Teton
National Park; Jenny Lake Cruise; Bar J
Chuckwagon Dinner; Yellowstone National
Park; Old Faithful Geyser; Museum of
Wildlife Art & Elk Refuge; Park City,
UT; Utah Olympic Park and 3 Nights in
Jackson, WY
Inclusions
Roundtrip Airfare, Tour Director, 9 Meals:
6 - Breakfasts & 3 – Dinners, Deluxe
Motorcoach, Admissions per Itinerary,
Sightseeing per Itinerary and Baggage
Handling
Accommodations
6 Nights First Class Hotels - 2 Nights Hilton, Marriott or Sheraton, Salt Lake
City, UT, 3 Nights - Jackson, WY and 1
Night - Marriott, Park City, UT
150200.07 Tour Rates - $2245 per person
double + $850 single supplement
Limo Tours
Apple Hill
No better way than to spend
a weekday experiencing
Apple Hill with “About Time
Limousines”! Whether you are
looking for apple pies, cider,
fritters or wine; there is nothing
more Amazing than spending a day in Apple Hill during
Apple Season!
140147-09 Th 9/18 10A-4P
Corn Maze
Don’t let this one Scare you.
“About Time Limousines” will
navigate you to a very fun
Corn Maze in Dixon and then
it is up to you to navigate your
way through it. Under the
cover of darkness, this is both
scary and fun! We hope to
return with as many people as
we take down there (with the
exception of maybe a few extra
ghost hitchhikers).
140147-10 F 10/24 6-11P
Mystery Wine Tour
(Ages 21+) Back By Popular
Demand! Let “About Time
Limousines” take you to 3 or 4
wineries right in your backyard.
Be prepared to explore more
excellent wineries in your surrounding area. As expected:
This Tour Has Become Quite
Habit Forming!!!!
140147-11 F 11/1410A-4P
Holiday Light Tour
(for the family)
Friday, October 24, 2014
at 6 pm – “Sleigh Ride” Limousine-style with “About
Time Limousines”! View the
area’s beautiful holiday light
displays together in your own
“Sleigh”. Can be customized to
meet your needs and desires.
We include a bottle of sparkling
cider or sparkling wine and
candy canes for the kiddies of
all ages. Makes a terrific gift
too! Warning this will become
an “Annual Holiday Tradition”.
140147-12 Su12/21 6-11P
Tours depart from: Parking lot at Community Center • Fee: $54/$49 with CP resident discount • Driver: About Time Limousines, LLC
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Mature adults
RETURNING! Light
and Easy Fitness
(Ages 55 +)
New 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.
150711-10 W10/1-10/229:30-10:30A
150711-11 W 10/29-11/199:30-10:30A
150711-12 W 11/26-12/179:30-10:30A
Fee$35/$30 with CP resident discount
Instructor: Susan Keema
Fitness:
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 conditioning, cardiovascular function,
flexibility, stability, and balance. This 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 Tai Chi experience is
necessary, it’s a good way to make new
friend, and enjoy physical conditioning in a
melodic atmosphere.
150712-09 Tu9/2-09/23 1:30-2:30P
150712-10 Tu9/30-10/21 1:30-2:30P
150712-11 Tu 10/28-11/251:30-2:30P
150712-12 Tu 12/2-12/16*1:30-2:30P
*December $29/$24 with CP resident discount
Instructor: Roy Imai
NEW! Become a Senior
Surfer on Facebook
(Ages 55 +)
Become a Senior Surfer- on Facebook don’t be intimidated! Stay connected with
family and friends, whether they are across
town or across the country, using social
media. Did you know that nearly 54% of
seniors over the age of 65 are using the
internet and 1 in 3 use social networking
sites? If you send a Facebook message
to your grandkids they WILL respond. Try
to get them to write a letter! Learning new
technology can help you stay mentally
active and sharp, plus you get to see family pictures and reconnect with friends at
the same time. Learn the basics on how to
set up a Facebook Account and earn your
“Silver Surfer” certification. Bring your laptop or tablet. Handouts and refreshments
will be provided.
150104-10F 10/24
10A-12P
Location: Social Room -Community Center
Fee: $5
Instructor: Gail Lohmann, from Visiting Angels
For a complete listing refer to adult classes
Water Aerobics
Yoga
Cooking
Garden class
Page 13
Monday, 1-3P,
Wednesday, 9:30A-12:30P
Bird Classes
Learn to
Play Bridge
Mah Jong
- Social Room
Page 4
Page 16
Page 10
Tai Chi
Page 11 & 18
18
Page 8 & 13
Page 14
Bridge
- Social Room
2nd & 4th Wed., 1P
AARP Driver’s
Safety Class
Want to save $$ on your auto insurance?
Age 50 or older? Just complete the 8 hour
AARP Driver Safety class being offered
at Cameron Park Community Center.
Two classes are available – September
or October. The September class is presented in two 4-hour blocks; September
class will be held Monday, September 22
and Thursday, September 25 from 9:00am
to 1:00pm. The October class is a one
day class held on Saturday October 25
from 9am to 5:30pm. The class will keep
you up to date on current DMV information, present a review of 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.
There is a $15 class fee for AARP members and a $20 fee for non- members.
Pre-registration, with payment, is required
as class size is limited to 20 participants.
Call the El Dorado County Senior Center
at 530-621-6255 or Ralph Hern at
530-626-5268 for additional information
and to reserve your spot. Forms for the
class are available at the CSD office.
NEW! Acting Class
Learn to act in a nurturing, non-competitive atmosphere. Students gain selfconfidence, increase public speaking skills
and cooperation. With concentration on
character development, improvisation and
the rehearsal process, ensemble classes
incorporate theatre games, scene study
and audition techniques for students with
all levels of experience. Sessions culminate in a presentation of a play and/or
monologues for family and friends.
150620.09M9/8-10/27 1-2:30P
150620.11 M11/3-12/301-2:30P
MATURE ADULTS
NEW! Comedy Workshop
Learn the basics of improv such as how to
accept and build on other players’ ideas,
how to find the pattern of the scene and
how to establish a solid foundation. You
will also be learning skills such as character, space objects, environment, and
playing to the top of your intelligence.
You will have fun, meet great people, and
learn improv skills. Two performances one
every four weeks.
150621.09 F 12/19-11/7 1-2:30P
150621.11 F 11/14-1/23*1-2:30P
*no class 11/28, 12/26 or 1/2
Understanding
Medicare and
Medicare Supplements
Are you preparing to enter the world of Medicare
or planning for retirement? Overwhelmed by
all the choices for Medicare plans? This class
will provide information on what is and is not
covered by Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D. You
will also learn about the role of supplemental
insurance plans A-K, also known as “Medi-Gap”,
Medicare Advantage Plans and proposed changes for 2015 and beyond.
150100-10 Tu 10/16 10-11:30A
10-11:30A
150100-11 Tu 11/13
150100-12 Tu 12/4
10-11:30A
Location: Social Room – Community Center
Fee: $7/$5 with CP resident fee; instructor
donates all fees to the District
Instructor: Stacy Iseminger
NEW! Covered CA
Enrollment Open enrollment for Individual or small group
Health Insurance. Through CoveredCA or
individually (outside of the exchange), this is
the time to enroll or change your plan for 2015.
Don’t get caught without Health Insurance.
150099-11 W11/19
10A-1P
150099-12 W12/10
10A-1P
Fee: $7/$5 with CP resident discount; instructor
donates all fees to the district
Instructor: Stacy Iseminger
NEW! Free Senior
Legal Counseling
Diana Steele from Senior Legal Services
will be available to help with legal matters
that seniors may have. Legal Services is
committed to protecting the independence
and dignity of our community’s seniors
and promoting financial, social, and economic self-reliance through efficient, effective, high quality legal assistance, education, and general advocacy for their needs
and rights.
Senior Legal Services attorneys meet with
seniors individually to provide information
and assistance with a wide variety of specific problems – including:
• Estate Planning - Wills/Trusts/POAs;
Summary Probate Proceedings
Grand Opening!
Cameron Park 50+
Grand opening of the 50+ Room located at the Community Center Tuesday
August 19, 10 am – 12pm
Join the celebration. Members of the
50+ community are excited to mark
the opening of the new activity and
meeting room for mature adults. Let’s
get acquainted while learning about
programs and opportunities for fun and
enrichment. Refreshments and prizes –
everyone is invited.
The 50+ room will be open Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 10A-2P.
Monthly Activities
Bridge – Mondays 1-3P;
Wednesdays 9:30A-12:30P
Mahjong –
2nd & 4th Wednesday 1-3P
• Public Benefits - Social Security &
Supplement (SSI); Medicare and Medi-Cal
Hand and Foot – 3rd Wednesday 1-3P
• Consumer Issues - Consumer Fraud;
Contract and Loans; Debt Collection And
Defense
Newcomers Game Day – 4th Tuesday 10A-12P
• Health Care -Health Insurance; LongTerm Care Planning; Advanced Health
Care Directives
• Real Property –Homeownership;
Easements and Boundaries; Landlord/
Tenant Issues; Evictions
• Abuse and Exploitation - Restraining
Orders; Fraud and Abuse by Caretakers
and Others; Domestic Violence; Neglect
The goal is to provide legal Advice,
Advocacy, and Assistance
Please contact Kristen Armstrong at
530-621-6154 to schedule an appointment
Appointments are currently available on:
Wednesday November 19 from 10A-2P
Wednesday, December 17 from 10A-2P
Appointments will be at the Cameron Park
Community Center.
Bingo – 2nd Tuesday 1-3P; $3 for 2 cards,
$1 each additional – 4 card limit
50+ Room open on Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 10A – 2P. The Room will have card
tables, puzzles, games, reading material, movies and a space for just having fun with friends.
NEW! Theme Parties
Hat Party – Community Center
Thursday, August 21 3-5pm
$5
Wear a hat! Prizes for best hat! A Walgreens
Pharmacist will be there from 3-3:30 to answer
questions. Comedian Sandra Risser will be
there to entertain you. Snacks and drinks will
be provided.
Western Day – Cameron Park Lake
Thursday, September 25 3-5pm $5
Dress in your Western gear – try square
dancing and line dancing. Snacks and drinks
will be provided.
Scarf N Magic – Community Center
Thursday, October 23 3-5pm $5
Wear your favorite scarf and come on out to
enjoy some magic and some appetizers.
Ugly Sweater Party – Community Center
Thursday, November 13 3-5pm
$5
Come one come all, but come ugly! That
sweater you think is hideous, wear it. We will
enjoy music and some munchies.
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mature adults
Boomer Ed 101 Coming
NEW!
Lecture Series
for Mature Adults
If you were born between 1948-1953
you’ll want to attend this class for lots
of useful information. The time will be
5:30pm – it is a three week series.
Date to be announced.
Lectures will be held every 1st and 3rd
Wednesday at 10am on a variety of topics. We
will have a wide array of very knowledgeable, as
well as humorous, speakers on everyday topics
for the mature adult. Come take a walk down
memory lane, embrace the present and aspire
to a better future!
150107-01
Wed, September 17
Let’s Not Fall: What We All Need To Know
Speaker: Representatives from Rebuilding
Together & Marshall Medical
150107-02
Wed, October 1
Finding Blue Skies As We Age
Speaker: Representative from Peer Counseling
and other connections
150107-03
Wed, October 15
World History With A Twist
Speaker: Dr. Coco
150107-04
Wed, November 5
Vietnam Veteran’s Panel:
Where We Were and What We Did
Speaker TBA
150107-05
Wed, November 19
Genealogy: A Journey Of Family
Speaker: Steve Shervey
150107-06
Wed, December 3
Local History Just Around The Corner From You
Speaker TBA
150107-07
Wed, December 17
Intergenerational Concert Of Holiday Music
Guests will be Local School Performers
Sensational
Singing Seniors
Monday, December 10 at 1PM
The Sensational Singing Seniors began in
January of 2010 as an activity at the Placerville
Senior Center. Not a singalong, the group
prepares two themed programs for the El
Dorado County Senior Community each year.
Past programs have included Remembering
Judy Garland!, The Music Of Rodgers And
Hammerstein, A Musical Travelogue and The
Nifty Fifties! among others. The members of the
group range in age from the early 60s to 89!!
The group performs regularly at the Placerville
and El Dorado Hills Senior Centers and the
Gold Country Retirement Complex.
The program is titled SEASONS OF LOVE
and it will be a beautiful program!! It honors the
four seasons of love in our lives … courtship/
marriage, children/grandchildren, friendships
and self love/self-confidence through musical selections from Broadway and The Great
American Songbook. While it is not a Holiday
or Christmas presentation it will lend itself well
to the feeling, spirit and meaning of this special
time of year. There will be group songs, solos,
small ensembles, and duets contributing to a
truly heartfelt and enjoyable afternoon. Light
refreshments will be served.
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upcoming events and activities
Santa Visists
Santa will arrive at your home, hand out candy canes, and talk
with the children about their Christmas Wishes. Each
family will receive a picture with Santa and his elves.
Dates: December 11, 15, 16, 17 & 18
Times: **6:30 PM until 8:30 PM
(approx 15 minutes per house)
Fee: $60 (Limit 6 children per visit) – Limit 1
slot per household. This will allow Santa to see
more families before Christmas.
Registration: begins October 14
Limited to Cameron Park Residents only
** Please schedule the date and we
will call you to confirm the time once
the date is full.
4th Annual
Wedding
Affair
Red, White & Jewels
Saturday, January 24
11:00am - 4:00pm Sip local wines and shop for jewelry. A
jewelry event just in time to purchase that special someone
something for Valentine’s Day.
Watch for the Winter
Concert Series
January through March.
Look for more information at
www.cameronpark.org
Affair of the Heart
A public health event presented by
Marshall Medical Center and the
Cameron Park CSD. Guest speakers,
health club vendors, health screening,
healthy food sampling, wine tasting,
shoppers’ expo and more.
Saturday, March 1
10:00am - 4:00pm
A special wedding
show designed for
brides of every style.
Come meet the area’s
most experienced
wedding professionals
and see every aspect
of a perfect wedding
from bridal gowns,
florists, party rentals,
photographers,
catering and more.
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EVENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Audition
for “The
Nutcracker”
Come be a part of this
magical holiday tradition! Come Dance with
Me’s “The Nutcracker”
is a children’s take on
Tchaikovsky’s classic ballet. Take the stage as a
shimmering Snowflake,
mischievous Mouse, hip
hop Soldier, glittering
Sugar Plum, or other
delightful characters!
Artists and Crafters Wanted
CPCSD Presents “An Old Fashioned Christmas Craft Faire”
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Artists and crafters are needed for the 19th Annul Art and Craft Faire to be held at the
Cameron Park Community Center located at 2502 Country Club Drive. The Faire will be
held on Saturday, November 22 from 10:00AM to 4:00PM. Deadline to register is October
17, 2014. All items must be non-commercially manufactured items. The booth fee is $55
for a 10’ X 10’ space. If electricity is required that is an additional $10.
For more information please call the Cameron Park CSD at (530) 677-2231 or email us
at cpcsd@cameronpark.org.
This will be held on September 13,
2:00-4:00pm at the Dance Studio at
Cameron Park Community Center –
Ages 18mos-18yrs. Both boys and girls
welcome. Everyone receives a part, no
prior experience necessary!
Please call 916-768-3975 or email
cdwm1@hotmail.com if unable to attend
the Open Audition.
Please Note
Volunteers
Needed
The Community Services District
is always in need of volunteers
for special events. If you or
your organization would like to
volunteer your time and talents,
please call the CSD offices at
(530) 677-2231.
The Cameron Park CSD Staff
reserves the right to photograph facilities, activities
and program participants for
potential future use. All photos
will remain the property
of Cameron Park CSD and
may be used for publicity or
promotional purposes only.
THANK YOU DISTRICT ANNUAL SPONSORS!
The Cameron Park Community Services District serves a broad
audience and would like to thank our annual sponsors for their
support. Please visit the inside back cover for sponsors’ logos
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and be sure to support these businesses. Advertising sponsors
can be viewed on pages 14 & 20. Please visit cameronpark.org
for ad space opportunities.
Weed Abatement,
Defensible Space
Everyone’s
Responsibility!
Ask us how.
www.cameronpark.org/fire
“Excellence through
Cooperation since 1996”
El Dorado Camera Club News
We have 2 types of print competitions, One occurs 3 times a year in
February, May and October and has
multiple categories and is not 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 other
is the Monthly Challenge which happens 7 times a year, January, March,
April, June, August, September, and
November. It is audience judged by
ballots. It is open to members only for
entries but anyone in the audience can
vote. The rules for these competitions
can be found on the website http://
www.eldoradocameraclub.com/ and the
email for the club is edcc.newsletter@
comcast.net
Showcase and Share
Showcasing the roots of our community;
Celebrating Time, Talent and Service
Learn About Community Resources, Volunteer Opportunities
and thank service organizations in Cameron Park.
Friday, October 24
4:00pm-7:30pm
at the Community Center
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•
•
•
Light Appetizers
Live Music, No Host Bar
Free Admission
Open to the Public
• Free Tables to non-profits
Coming soon – Pickle Ball
Please call the office for information
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Thursday, August 21
7 pm - Regular meeting.
Thursday, September 18
7:00 PM - Regular meeting
Thursday, October 16
7:00 Pm - Print Competition
open to members and non members
Thursday, November 20
7:00 PM - Regular meeting
December - no meeting
Gold Nugget
Quilters
Wednesday mornings means
quilting at the Cameron Park
Community Center. Always wanted
to learn, but never had the time? Or
are you a quilter and want to become
more involved? Then come visit the
Gold Nugget Quilters when we meet
from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm every
Wednesday. You will be very welcome!
Facilities
Rental
Are you looking for that perfect
venue to hold your next business,
social, fundraising, or wedding
event? Our beautiful facilities are
available for rent. For more
information, please visit our
website (www.cameronpark.org)
or contact us at 530-677-2231
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Cameron Park Event Center
Whether it’s for business or
pleasure, our facilities offer
something for everyone!
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 refrigeration 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 weddings, family gatherings, corporate events, and more!
•
An ideal location to hold your holiday party - book now!
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CAMERON PARK CSD
CSD Board of Directors
President - Vicky Neibauer
Vice President - Shiva Frentzen
Scott McNeil
Greg Stanton
Vacant
Mary Cahill, General Manager
Bob Counts, Battalion Chief
Paul Ryan, Parks Superintendent
Tina Helm, Recreation Supervisor
Dan Friese, Recreation Coordinator
Lyle Eickert, CC&R Compliance Officer
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.
Cameron Park
Community Services District
530-677-2231 fax 530-677-2201
www.cameronpark.org
Office Location:
2502 Country Club Dr.
Next to the Cameron Park Library
Office hours; Mon – Fri, 8am – 5pm
Alhambra
Dr.
Station
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Gateway
Park
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Cameron
Park Airport
Mira Loma
Rasmussen
Park
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Cameron Park
Community Center
Christa
McAuliffe
3 Park
Hacienda
Park
Royal Oaks
Park
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Countr
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Station 89
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Dave West
Park 4
Park and Facility
Address
Hours
Boat Rentals
Multi use/Use Fields
Fishing
Facility/Park Rentals
Gym
Pets (on leash)
Dog Park (off leash)
Picnic
Playground Equipment
Restrooms
Tennis
Walking Trail
Multi-purpose Room w/stage
Swimming Lagoon/Pool
Acreage
2
Cameron
Park Lake
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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Cameron Park Community
Services District provides:
• Fire Services
• Emergency Medical Services
• Parks Development and Management Services
• Recreation Programs and Facilities
• Lighting and Landscape
Management Services
• CC&R Compliance Review and
Enforcement
• Disposal Contract Services
1 Cameron Park Community and Aquatic Center 2502 Country Club Drive
M-F 8am -10pm
2 Cameron Park Lake
2989 Cambridge Road
Dawn-Dusk
3 Christa McAuliffe Park & Skate Park
2400 Merrychase Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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4 Dave West Park
Crazy Horse Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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5 Gateway Park
Cambridge Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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6 Hacienda Park
Cameron Park Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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7 Rasmussen Park
Mira Loma Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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9 Station 88
2961 Alhambra Drive
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CSD office will be closed for the following Holidays:
Labor Day.............................................. September 1
Columbus day..........................................October 13
Veterans day........................................ November 11
Thanksgiving................................ November 27 & 28
Christmas......................................December 24 & 25
New Year’s Day...........................................January 1
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EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
Go Online
Mail In
Phone In
In Person
Visit our web page
www.cameronpark.org
To CSD office
Cameron Park 95682
To CSD office
530-677-2231
M-F 8 am - 5 pm
Stop by and register
at the CSD office at;
M-F 8 am - 5 pm
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.
Program Registration Form
You can also register online at www.cameronpark.org
Name:________________________________________
Email: _________________________________________
Address:______________________________________
Phone/cell phone: ________________________________
City:__________________________
Emergency Contact: ______________________________
T-shirt size (if applicable) Youth _S
Zip:___________
_M _L Adult _S _M _L _XL
Birth date
Participant’s name:
Grade
How did you hear about us?: _______________________
Class name
Code
Please make checks payable to CPCSD Waiver: The enrolled named individual(s), or his
or her legal guardian, has read the class description 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,
Class Date
Fees
Total Fees enclosed $ ___________
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 Community Services District.
Visa /Mastercard/American Express #_____________________
______________________
For Office Use Only
Receipt # ____________________
Exp.
Date:__________________3 digit security Code:________
cash qcheck q credit card q
I have read the above information and agree to its terms.
Today’s Date:_____________
Participant’s Signature________________________________
(Parent
or Guardian if under 18)
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Connecting with the
Future Starts Here
For Cameron Park.
For the Next Generation.
We are proud to serve and support the
Cameron Park Community Services District. Thank
you for all you do to enrich our community.
...and growing!
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s It’s
about
you.you.
about
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about
It’syou.
about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.It’s about you.
It’s about you.
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.”
Creating Community Through People, Parks & Programs
Your donations and commitment to the community can provide for:
• People
(volunteer opportunities, volunteer recognition and community 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!)
We want to welcome your ideas to build community in a meaningful
way! Please contact cpcsd@cameronpark.org for more information.
CLASS CATEGORY
Prst. Std
US Postage
PAID
Permit No 13
Shingle Springs,
CA 95682
Cameron Park, CA 95682
Dear Postal Customer
Halloween Carnival
& Pumpkin Patch
Saturday, October 18
1:30-4:00 pm
Cameron Park Lake
Pumpkin Patch and Maze!
Costume Parade! Crafts,
food, refreshments and
old-fashioned carnival
games and prizes! Come
on down to Cameron Park
Lake in costume and be
prepared for an afternoon
of Halloween fun!
Ages 12 & under.
Old Fashioned
Christmas Craft Faire
10:00am – 4:00pm
Cameron Park
Community Center
Indoor craft
faire features
hundreds of
hand-made
crafts specific
for the Holiday
season!
Capitol Pops
Concert
Band
Doors open at 6:00pm, music starts at 7:00pm
Come and hear what Cameron Park residents
are talking about! The Capitol Pops concert
band returns, led by Kurt Pearsall, and an evening of toe-tapping, listening fun is waiting for
you. The Citrus Heights based band consists of
71 musicians representing a cross section of the
area and ranging in age from high school to 99.
Saturday, December 6
Cameron Park Explorer Post 89
Fire Department
Pancake Breakfast
8:00am -12:00pm
$5 per person
Santa Run
Rain,
r
shine o!!
snow
7:00am-10:30am
$25 adults
$15 ages 17 & under
Santa Parade
December 12, 13, 14
Rain Dates:
December 19, 20, 21

Cameron Park Community Services District

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