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SUMMER 2017

inCameron Park!Stay & Play

CAMERON PARK COMMUNITY CAMPOUTSaturday, July 22 – Sunday, July 23

POOCH PLUNGE & LAPS AT THE LAKESaturday, August 12

WELCOME TO SUMMER!!Saturday, May 27

SUMMER SPECTACULARSaturday, June 24

SPRING ANTIQUE, CRAFT, AND GARDEN SHOWSaturday, May 6

Wednesday, May 24 Wednesday, June 28

Wednesday, July 26Wednesday, August 23

TRUCKS & TUNES

TRUCKS & TUNES: ONE LAST bLAST!

Food and Music Event

Saturday, September 23

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EVENTS/CONTENTSFREE! SPRING ANTIQUE, CRAFT, AND GARDEN SHOWSaturday, May 6, 9am - 3pmCameron Park Community Center Come and enjoy our large, indoor/outdoor show featuring antiques, hand-made crafts, and garden accessories specific for the spring season! Local and visiting vendors will offer a wide selection of items perfect for Mother’s Day gifts or a gift for someone special. Food and beverages will be avail-able for purchase.

FREE! TRUCKS AND TUNESEvery 4th Wednesday of the Month May-August: 5 - 8:30pm5/24, 6/28, 7/26, 8/23Christa McAuliffe ParkGrab your family and friends every 4th Wednesday of the month for a fun evening in the park! These FREE family-friendly events include delicious food from SactoMoFo food trucks, live music, a great kid’s zone, and vendors!

FREE! WELCOME TO SUMMER Saturday, May 27, 12 - 5pmCommunity Center PoolJoin us for a FREE swim day with lots of fun activities! Plan your Summer at this event and register for a variety of new Summer adventures including pool passes, swim lessons, Summer camps, Summer programs, special events and more. Purchase your Summer Spectacular wrist bands in advance! We will have food and vendor booths, giveaways, and a thank you to our community sponsors!

SUMMER SPECTACULAR Saturday, June 24Gates open at 2pm Cameron Park Lake2989 Cambridge Road Ride the shuttle to the Cameron Park CSD’s largest event of the year! Enjoy the kids’ carnival, swimming at the lagoon, refreshments, food and craft vendors, exhibitors, and live music. End the evening with the most amazing fireworks show in the area. No ice chests larger than a 6 can cooler, no alcohol and no fireworks allowed. Entrance is $4 when purchased in advance (ages 7 and up). Wristbands are $6 day of event (cash only day of). Advance kids’ carnival wristbands are $15 dollars or $20 day of.

CAMERON PARK COMMUNITY CAMPOUT Saturday, July 22 –Sunday, July 23Cameron Park Lake2989 Cambridge RoadBring the whole family out to spend the night at the lake! Bring your own camping gear and enjoy a campout under the stars complete with swimming, BBQ, crafts, stories by the campfire, stargazing, and breakfast in the morning. Pre-registration required, $35 per family up to 4, $10 each additional member. More information on page 12.

POOCH PLUNGE & LAPS AT THE LAKE Saturday, August 12 9am check-in, 9:30am lap event begins,Pooch Plunge starts at 10amCameron Park Lake2989 Cambridge Rd.Laps at the Lake: This is a once a year opportunity for you to enjoy a run/walk with your on-leash dogs around the lake (approx. 1.1 miles). Ribbons awarded to all participants. Afterwards, let your pooch cool off at our dog-only swim event. Fee $5. Pooch Plunge:All dogs big or small can enjoy off-leash running, jumping and swimming in the Cameron Park Lake Lagoon during this dog-only swimming day. The Lagoon will be open from 10am – 2pm. Food and vendors on site. Fee $10 for first dog, $7 for each additional dog. Sign up for both the walk and plunge in advance. $13 for the first dog; $10 for each additional dog.

TRUCKS & TUNES: ONE LAST BLASTSaturday, September 23, 3-8PChrista McAuliffe ParkJoin us at our final Trucks & Tunes event to wrap up our summer concert series! This is a FREE family-friendly event featuring live music from the Island of Black and White, delicious food from SactoMoFo food trucks, a giant kid zone, and awesome vendors!

Cover photos by of El Dorado Camera Club

Table of ContentsCameron Park Lake .............................. 4

Aquatics ..............................................5-8

Kids Kamp .............................................. 9

Youth/Tot Activities .........................10-12

Youth Camps ..................................13-15

Youth Sports Camps ......................15-16

Youth Sports ....................................16-17

Teens ..................................................... 17

Teen/Adult Classes ........................17-19

Adult Classes ..................................19-23

Adult Sports .....................................23-24

Safety Classes .................................24-26

Mature Adults ..................................26-28

Trips and Tours ..................................... 28

Community/Information ..................... 29

Registration .......................................... 30

Vendors Wanted

Trucks & Tunes Series Wednesday May 24, June 28, July 26, & August 23 5-8:30pm

Welcome to Summer!Saturday, May 27, 12-5pm

Summer SpectacularSaturday, June 24, 2-10pm

Pooch Plunge/Laps at the Lake Saturday, August 12, 9A-2pm

Trucks & Tunes: One Last Blast! Saturday September 23, 3-8pm

For information on these events, please call the Cameron Park CSD

at (530) 677-2231 or email us at cpcsd@cameronpark.org

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Swimming Lagoon Opens May 27Hours of operation: 11am to 7pm **Lagoon closes – August 6, 2017

Cameron Park Lake Entrance – per person Resident $3 Non-resident $5 Senior $2 Children 6 & under are Free

CAMERON PARK LAKE NEWS!

Park Rentals Available Cameron Park Lake has a gazebo and flagpole

picnic area for rent. It is a perfect place for your family reunion, birthday party, company BBQ or even a

wedding. Please visit our website at: www.cameronpark.org or contact us at 530-677-2231 for more information.

Early Bird Combo Season Passes are available until 5pm April 28th.Save over 50% on the Combo Pass. Valid at Cameron Park Lake and the Community Center Pool Family Pass**. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $129 Additional Family Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30 Individual Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50 Senior Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40

Lake Pass Fees Individual resident - $85 non-resident - $120Family (up to 5) resident - $120 non-resident - $181Senior resident - $51 non-resident - $74Additional Family Member resident - $30 non-resident - $40

Combo Lake and Pool Passes Individual resident - $145 non-resident - $195Family (up to 5) resident - $265 non-resident - $340Senior resident - $105 non-resident - $140 Additional Family Member resident - $30 non-resident - $40

**A family is defined as up to two parent(s)/guardian(s) and three children under the age of 21 that reside in the same residence. Additional children are under the age of 21 that reside in the same residence; not adults or adult children. No passes will be issued to children under the age of 2 years of age. Exceptions include unmarried col-lege students 23 years or younger residing in the parent’s residence. A “Senior” is defined as 62 years or older.

Proof of age and/or residency may be required.

** Cards Required CP Lake Season Pass holders will be required to use their CPCSD issued photo id pass card to gain entrance to Cameron Park Lake. If you are a pass holder and have not acquired your photo id, please visit the CSD offices

located at the Cameron Park Community Center, 2502 Country Club Drive Office hours are Mon. through Fri., 8:00am to 5:00pm.Lake adjusted hours: Friday, June 23 - closed all day: Saturday, June 24th - closed until 2pm: Sunday, June 25 - closed until 1pm.

Special event: Summer Spectacular - Saturday, June 24, 2- 10pm. Season passes not valid during this event.

Please visit our website for more information on all

Special Events www.cameronpark.org

Season PassesNow Available

Walking Trail, Picnic Areas, Boat Rentals, Tennis Courts, Swimming Lagoon. Please visit our website

at www.cameronpark.org or call 530-677-2231

Lap SwimInformal lap swim time open to all swimmers 16 years and older. Kickboards are available for use.

Pace clock will be on deck weekdays beginning Tuesday, May 30 from 7-10A ● M-FLanes for lap swim are available during public swim – unless special event.

Drop in fee: $4 per visit, or purchase a 10 pass punch card $35 *Punch card not applicable during public swim. Pool season pass not applicable during lap swim.

Public Swim at the CSD PoolRecreational Public Swim Hours:Evenings beginning May 30 7:15-9PWeekends beginning June 3 1-5PWeekdays beginning May 30 1-4P

*SPECIAL PUBLIC SWIM HOURS*Memorial Day Weekend Sunday, May 28 & Monday May 29Pool Open 1-6P** Free Swim Day – Saturday, May 2712-5P (see back page)

Saturdays – Swim MeetsPool Open 3 to 7P6/17; 7/15

Weekday/Weekend Pool Entrance Fees:Infant (2 years & under) FREE****With adult admission.Child/Youth (3-17) $4Adult (18+) $5Seniors (62+) $4Children under the age of 11 must beaccompanied by a paying adult.

Evening Swim, 7:15-9PMonday – Friday * unless holidayEntrance FeesInfant (2 years & under) FREE**Child/Youth (3-17) $3Adult (18+) $4Seniors (62+) $3

Host your Party at the pool!Rent an area for your party.Area will include a table and pop up tent for the group for recreational swim time. Size is 10 (included 2 adult). Parties will need to pick up their party passes in advance. Additional guests pay the gate entrance fee.Pool Party Package: $65

Water Exercise(Ages 14+) Come and join us for an enjoyable total body workout. We are offering a variety of classes, using water to get fit and tone up!! These classes are great for all ages. Drop in and try a class or purchase a punch card.

Water Aerobics 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 workout.T/TH 6:30-7:15P- Starts May 2ndJune only W 6:30-7:15P- Starts June 7thJune – August M/F 6:30-7:15P - Starts June 5th

Aqua Zumba®Just add water and shake! Splash your way into shape with an invigorating low-impact aquatic exercise. Known as the Zumba® “Pool Party”, this aquatic Zumba® program gives new meaning to the idea of a refreshing workout. This workout is cardio-conditioning, body toning, and most of all exhilarating beyond belief! W 6:30-7:15P – May, July & August - Start May 3rd

AM Aqua Zumba®F 9-9:55A – Starts June 2ndLocation: CP Community Center Pool Fee: $6 drop-in or $50 - 10 punch card Instructors: Tiffany Ortega, Jan Lowry, Barbara Barisone, & Sue Reed

Guard Start Jr. Lifeguard (Ages 12-15) Participants will be introduced to the skill needed for entry to the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course, communica-tion and decision-making skills and the basic responsibilities of a lifeguard. This class includes daily instruction, skills prac-tice and free swimming time. Participants must be able to swim 25 yards continu-ously and tread water for one minute. Participants will have the option of assist-ing during recreation swim and aiding in our swim lesson programs. 420214-06 T-F 6/20-6/23 10A-1P Location: Community Center Pool Fee: $90/$85 with CP resident discount Instructor: CSD Staff

AQUATICS

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PRIVATE LESSONS 420211For children or adults who need or would like one on one instruction. Private les-sons are offered during swim lessons times - one student per class. Monday-Thursday (unless otherwise noted.) THIS IS A ONE WEEK (4 LESSONS) CLASS. PRIVATE LESSON FEES: - $85 Resident, $90 Non-resident** Session E $65 Resident,$70 Non-resident

PRIVATE LESSON SESSIONSSession A: June 5-June 8 Session B: June 12-June 15 Session C: June 19-June 22 Session D: June 26-June 29 Session E: July 5-July 7(3 days only) Session F: July 10-July 13 Session G: July 17-July 20 Session H: July 24-July 27 Session I: July 31-August 3 Session J: August 7-August 10

AQUATICSCAMERON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER

SUMMER SWIM LESSON SCHEDULESLessons meet for eight (8), 25 minutes sessions

and run Monday-Thursday both weeks

10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00TURTLE 1 2 3 4GUPPY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7STARFISH 1 2 3 4 5SEAHORSE 1 2 3 4 5SEAL 1 2 3 4 5 6STINGRAY 1 2 3DOLPHIN 1 2SHARK 1PRIVATE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

A) Session 1: June 5-June 15 B) Session 2: June 19-June 29 C) Session 3: July 5-July 14 (1st week Wed-Fri, 2nd week Mon – Fri) D) Session 4: July 17-July 27 E) Session 5: July 31-August 10 Example code for classes: code for 10:30 Guppy class session two: 420203-B2

The Cameron Park Community Services District serves a broad audience and would like to thank our annual sponsors for theirsupport. Please visit the inside back cover for sponsors’ logos

and be sure to support these businesses. Advertising sponsors can be viewed on pages 12, 13, 18 & 19. Please visit cameronpark.org for ad space opportunities.

THANK YOU DISTRICT ANNUAL SPONSORS!

August 14-17, August 21-24, and August 28-31.One week – Monday toThursday. Fee: $30 resident; $35 non-resident

* Last Chance Swim Lessons *

AQUATICSSummer Swim LessonsLessons begin June 5, 2017Please carefully read the course descriptions and select the correct class. If you have any questions or are unsure as to which class to register for, please contact the Recreation Office at (530) 677-2231. Some lesson suggestions:

• It is recommended that children repeat the last level they completed the previous summer. • Most children remain in the same level for two or more sessions• Please make sure your child has a swim suit, towel and plenty of sun block! Children in diapers are required to wear a swim diaper • Goggles and swim caps may be worn.

Registration has started – sign up online, over the phone, mail in, or at CSD office – 2502 Country Club Drive. Each swim class requires a MINIMUM of 3 students with a maximum of 4 to 6. If the class you register for does not meet the required number, your child will be moved to an earlier or later time in order to fill a class. We will notify you of any changes.

Transfers, if available, may be made if the aquatic staff is contacted at least 72 hours prior to the first class. The number to call if transfers are needed is 677-2231. NOTICE: TRANSFERS MAY OCCUR DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER.

Lessons are scheduled in two week sessions from June 5th to August 10th. Classes are available in the mornings and eve-nings. All classes are held at the Community Center Pool.

Each two week session includes eight (8) 25 minute classes which run from Monday through Thursday – unless noted otherwiseA Session 1: June 5-June 15 B Session 2: June 19-June 29 C Session 3: July 5-July 14 (1st week Wed-Fri, 2nd week Mon – Fri) D Session 4: July 17-July 27 E Session 5: July 31-August 10

Group lesson fees: $60 resident; $65 non-resident. . Private swim lessons are offered during swim lesson time; class size is limited to one. Private lessons times are 25 minutes for 4 classes. Private lesson fees: $85 resident; $90 non-resident

TURTLE 420201(Parent/Toddler)(Ages 6 months to 36 months) Teaches water adjustment and safety skills for parent and child. Class is not designed to teach the toddler how to swim indepen-dently, but to increase the comfort level of children in and around the water. Course is designed for parents who are interested in acquainting their child with water. Parent (adult) must accompany child in the water, one child per parent.

GUPPY 420203(Ages 3-5)Goal of this course is to give students with little or no water experience a positive introduction to the water. Water adjust-ment will take place while the child is being introduced to skills such as water entry and exit, water adjustment skills, floating (assisted), arm movements, and gliding.

STARFISH 420204(Ages 5+)Development of safe practices and good attitude towards the water is the goal of this course. Emphasis will be placed on holding breath, walking in water, floating fundamen-tal, bobbing, and water adjustment. This course will also introduce students to basic kicking and crawl stroke arm movements.

SEAHORSE 420205(Ages 5+)Students have completed Starfish and should be able to hold their breath and submerge face and head in the water entering this class (skills from the Starfish level). The skills taught in this course include breath holding, rhythmic breath-ing, front & back float, gliding, kicking, arm stroke and finning. Also included is safety information.

SEALS 420206(Ages 5+)Students have completed Seahorse. Instruction includes combination of front crawl skills (armstroke, kick, rhythmic breathing), combined backstroke, deep water swimming, jumping, endurance and rescue skills.

STINGRAYS 420207(Ages 7+)Students have completed Seals and will learn to coordinate the front and back crawl (skills from the Seals class), funda-mentals of treading water, survival floating skills, and be introduced to elementary backstroke. Students will also be exposed to safe diving rules and begin to learn to dive. Students should feel comfortable swimming in deep water.

DOLPHINS 420208(Ages 7+)Students will develop confidence in the strokes learned in Stingrays by refin-ing and increasing endurance in those learned strokes (elementary backstroke, front crawl, and back crawl). Students will be introduced to the breast stroke, side stroke, alternative swim kicks, butterfly, and alternate breathing. Students should be able to swim crawl, backstroke and elementary backstroke for 25 yards, and tread water.

SHARKS 420210(Ages 7+) Students have completed Dolphin and are ready for advanced swim training. Must be able to swim 50 yards using front and back crawl, and 15 yards using side and breast strokes. Skills taught: polishing all strokes to improve efficiency, power, and ease over greater distances, front flip turn, pike and tuck surface dives, and treading water.

Swim lesson scholarships areavailable. Please contact the

office for details at 530-677-2231

Scholarships Available

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Pre-Season Swim Lessons

4 day swim lessons offered (Four classes: 3-4 students max per class)

Session 1 – May 1-10(Monday & Wednesday) 420203-01 Guppy Ages 3-5 5-5:25P 420204-01 Starfish Ages 5+ 5-5:25P 420205-01 Seahorse Ages 5+ 5:30-5:55P 420206-01 Seals Ages 5+ 5:30-5:55P 420207-01 Stingray Ages 7+ 6-6:25P 420203-02 Guppy Ages 3-5 6-6:25P

Session 2 – May 2-11(Tuesday & Thursday) 420203-03 Guppy Ages 3-5 5-5:25P420204-02 Starfish Ages 5+ 5-5:25P 420205-02 Seahorse Ages 5+ 5:30-5:55P 420203-04 Guppy Ages 3-5 5:30-5:55P 420206-02 Seals Ages 5+ 6-6:25P420207-02 Stingray Ages 7+ 6-6:25P

Session 3 – May 15-24(Monday & Wednesday) 420201-01 Turtle 6-36mo 5-5:25P 420203-05 Guppy Ages 3-5 5-5:25P 420205-03 Seahorse Ages 5+ 5:30-5:55P 420204-03 Starfish Ages 5+ 5:30-5:55P 420206-03 Seals Ages 5+ 6-6:25P 420203-06 Guppy Ages 3-5 6-6:25P

Session 4 – May 16-25(Tuesday & Thursday) 420201-02 Turtle 6-36mo 5-5:25P 420203-07 Guppy Ages 3-5 5-5:25P 420204-04 Starfish Ages 5+ 5:30-5:55P 420205-04 Seahorse Ages 5+ 5:30-5:55P 420206-04 Seals Ages 5+ 6-6:25P 420207-04 Stingray Ages 7+ 6-6:25P Location: Community Pool Fee: $35/$30 with CP resident discount

Mermaid School(Ages 8-17) The only mermaid classes offered in Northern California are back here in Cameron Park! Learn to be a mermaid from a real professional mermaid! Join your finstructor as she leads your mermaid class in untailed drills and skills practice before donning tails, repeating the drills and skills in the tails, playing a group mermaid game, and having a chance for free swim. Participants are to bring their own swim-mable mermaid tail to class, discounted purchasing information is available upon registration. Class minimum: 8 participants. 220210-01 F 5/5 4-5P 220210-02 F 5/12 4-5P Location: Cameron Park Aquatics Center Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount, save $10 if you sign up for both classes at the same time. Instructor: Mermaid Rachel

Summer Mermaid School Mermaid classes continue in July & August (ages 10+) 220210-05 F 7/21 4:30-5:30P 220210-06 F 7/28 4:30-5:30P 220210-07 F 8/4 4:30-5:30P 220210-08 F 8/11 4:30-5:30P Location: Community Center Pool Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount, save $10 if you sign up for 2 classes (must register for both classes at the same time). Instructor: Mermaid Rachel

Adult Mermaid School(Ages 18+) Did you want to be a mermaid when you were younger? Now you can, while get-ting an amazing core workout! Join your finstructor as she leads you through drills, skills practice, and swimming techniques with and without your mermaid tail. Improve your core strength and cardio in this unique exercise class. See what all of the craze is about in the only mermaid classes offered in Northern California. Participants are to bring their own swimmable mermaid tail to class, discounted purchasing information is available upon registration. Class minimum: 8 participants. 240210-01 F 5/5 5:15-6:15P 240210-02 F 5/12 5:15-6:15P Location: Cameron Park Aquatics Center Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount, save $10 if you sign up for both classes at the same time. Instructor: Mermaid Rachel

AQUATICS

Pool Passes Available

Community Center Summer Pool Pass

Swim all summer long - purchase an individual or family pass for the pool to use during public swim hours. Pool passes are not accepted for water exercise classes or AM lap swim.

resident/non-residentIndividual ............................. $70/$90Family (2 Adults/3 Youth) ... $155/$195Senior ................................... $65/$85Additional family member ... $15/$20

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SUMMER DAY CAMPSChildren entering 1st through 7th Grade will experience a variety of activities

including: drama, cooking, arts & crafts, games, sports, swimming, time at the lake and at the CSD, and a special trip each week! Sign up early to

ensure you spot at Kidz Kamp! Don’t miss out on the FUN!

Camp Location: Cameron Park Community Center and Cameron Park Lake. Regular Camp Hours: Monday through Friday 7:30am-5:30pm

Dates Theme Field TripSession 1 May 30-June 2

*No camp 5/29 Memorial Day

Summertime Celebration:Kick off your summer at Kidz Kamp by partying it up all week long!

Pizza Factory

Session 2 June 5-9 Under the Sea: Time to dive headfirst and go on a fin-tastic adventure exploring the ocean!

Folsom Aquatic Center

Session 3 June 12-16 Monster Mash: Dragons, werewolves, zombies, oh my! This week is all about bringing out your inner monster!

Monster Mini Golf

Session 4 June 19-23 Superhero Training: Have you always wanted to be a superhero? This week is your chance to work on those awesome super powers!

Bounce U

Session 5 June 26-30 Mad Scientist: Join us at the Kidz Kamp Lab for some wacky experiments, kooky chemical reactions and explosive fun!

Powerhouse Science Center

Session 6 July 3-7 *No camp 7/4 Independence Day

All-Star Lineup: Hey Kidz Kamp All-Stars: it’s all about sports this week! Get ready to play all kinds of games and compete against other camps!

Camp-A-Palooza

Session 7 July 10-14 Rollin’ Out the Red Carpet: Kidz Kamp is going to Hollywood! We will sing, dance, act, and be creative all week long!

Movie Theater

Session 8 July 17-21 Smore’s and the Great Outdoors: Time for the ulti-mate camping adventure! This week will be s’more fun that you can imagine!

The Oak Nature Trail: Scavenger Hunt

Session 9 July 24-28 Kidchella: Join us for a far-out festival themed week at Kidz Kamp! This week is going to be a groovy time enjoying music, art, and kamp fun!

The Rink

Session 10 July 31-August 4 Welcome to the Jungle: Calling all party animals! We are going to have a roaring good time this week, and you can bet it’s going to be wild!

Folsom Zoo

Fee: $165.00 per session *Reduced rate for Session 1 (Memorial Day) and Session 6 (Independence Day) –$135 per session *Late-pick up fee: $1/per minute will be assessed. Camp T-shirts are required for field trips and can be purchased for $10 in the CSD Office.

Every day will be a swim day! Please wear or bring a swimsuit, towel, a sack lunch, two snacks and a drink to Kidz Kamp every day. Don’t forget your SUNSCREEN! Closed toe and closed heel

shoes are required, children can bring sandals for swim time but for their health and safety please send them to camp with appropriate footwear. Non-swimmers should

have a Coast Guard approved flotation device. Activity #420401

TOT/YOUTH ACTIVITIESDanceNEW! Baby Wearing Dance Designed for moms and their babies to dance together! Enjoy fun workout and learn “baby wear-ing friendly” dance routines. The steps are easy to follow, but cardio charged. It’s a wonderful way to get a workout and meet other moms with babies! 110125-06 W 6/7-6/28 11:30A-12:30P 110125-07 W 7/5-7/26 11:30A-12:30P 110125-08 W 8/2-8/23 11:30A-12:30P Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $39/$34 with CP resident discount Instructor: Adriana Clark Baby Ballet

Baby Ballet (Ages 1-3) Baby Ballet works the fundamentals for your young dancer through nursery rhymes he/she might already know. Attire is pink ballet slippers and a black leotard. 120622-06 F 6/2-7/7 9-9:30A 120622-07 F 7/14-8/18 9-9:30A 120622-08 F 8/25-9/29 10-10:30A Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Miss Alison

DancePre Ballet (Ages 3-5) Your child will learn proper ballet terms in a fun and rewarding atmosphere. Girls please come ready to learn in a black leotard, pink footless tights, pink leather ballet slippers or bare feet with hair neatly pulled back in a bun. Boys wear a white shirt, black shorts and black leather ballet slippers or bare feet. 120608-06 F 6/2-7/7 9:30-10:15A 120608-07 F 7/14-8/18 9:30-10:15A 120608-08 F 8/25-9/29 10:30-11:15A Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Miss Alison

Ballet I (Ages 5-10) Your child will learn proper ballet terms in a fun and rewarding atmosphere. Girls please come ready to learn in a black leotard, pink footless tights, pink leather ballet slippers or bare feet with hair neatly pulled back in a bun. Boys wear a white shirt, black shorts and black leather ballet slippers or bare feet. 120607-06 W 6/7-7/12 6:30-7:15P 120607-07 W 7/19-8/23 6:30-7:15P 120607-08 W 8/30-10/4 6:30-7:15P Location: Community Center Fee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Miss Alison

Creative Dance (Ages 3-5) A fun introductory class exploring the art of dance in a playful, stimulating and sup-portive environment. Children develop creativity, physical fitness, and movement intelligence, while building their classroom etiquette and interpersonal skills. It’s fun, lively, and teaches rhythm skills. 120626-05 W 5/3-5/24 5-5:30P 120626-06 W 6/7-6/28 5-5:30P Location: Jammin’ Dance and Fitness 6090 Enterprise Dr, Diamond Springs Fee: $43/$38 with CP resident discount Instructor: Kay Lenhart

Beginning Tap Dance (Ages 6-10) A class for children who are always tap-ping their toes! The class will consist of accurate tap dance technique and the opportunity to perform rather quickly. Tap dancing has been shown to stimulate brain activity, helping to improve hand eye coor-dination, math skills, and response time. It’s fun, lively, and teaches rhythm skills. The class uses a syllabus from Dance Master’s of America. Tap dance has had a historical impact on all dance forms. Many musicians understand the benefits of learning Tap Dancing, a appreciate doing percussion with your feet! 120624-05 Tu 5/23-6/27 4:30-5P Location: Jammin’ Dance and Fitness 6090 Enterprise Dr, Diamond Springs Fee: $55/$50 with CP resident discount Instructor: Kay Lenhart

Zumba® for Kids and Parents! (Ages 7+ with Parents) How about a family exercise class! This class is for kids and/or parents too! A special discount is given for two or more from the same family. Each Zumba® class will use the traditional Zumba® steps, with subtle dance techniques.Zumba® is a great workout for the whole body, and dance is considered one of the best fitness workouts.It is a great class for kids and adults who enjoy fun dance music, and want to learn how to move, NO DANCE EXPERIENCE necessary! Please wear comfortable workout cloth-ing, athletic shoes, and bring a small towel and water. 120625-05 Th 5/4-5/25 5:30-6P 120625-06 Th 6/1-6/22 5:30-6P 120625-07 Th 6/29-7/27* 5:30-6P *No class 7/20 Location: Jammin’ Dance and Fitness 6090 Enterprise Dr, Diamond Springs Fee: $31/$26 with CP resident discount; $12 for each additional family member Instructor: Kay Lenhart

Children’s Beginning Hula (Ages 5-7) Aloha! 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. It’s great for a little educa-tion on the language too, “Aloha, Mahalo, Kaholo, Ami” and much more...... Bring a “wrap around” for the hips (sarong). 120618-05 Tu 5/2-5/23 4:30-5:15P 120618-06 Tu 6/6-6/27 4:30-5:15P 120618-07 Tu 7/11-8/1 4:30-5:15P 120618-08 Tu 8/8-8/29 4:30-5:15P Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $40/$35 with CP resident discount Instructor: Rosalie “Lokalia” Stearns – certified Kuma Hula

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TOT/YOUTH ACTIVITIESBeyond Basics Youth Hula (Ages 8-12) “Hula beyond basics”. Learn new hula routines to add to your already much loved songs and dances. 120638-05 Tu 5/2-5/23 3:30-4:30P 120638-06 Tu 6/6-6/27 3:30-4:30P 120638-07 Tu 7/11-8/1 3:30-4:30P 120638-08 Tu 8/8-8/29 3:30-4:30PLocation: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Rosalie “Lokalia” Stearns – certified Kuma Hula

FitnessKinderkicks/Taekwondo (Ages 4-6) In this 30 minute class, children will work on exercises, balance, coordination, atten-tion, self-control, and Taekwondo blocks and kicks. Class includes a FREE uniform. 120700-05* M,W 5/3-6/28 5-5:30P 120700-07** M,W 6/28-8/23 5-5:30P * No class 5/29 ** No class 7/3Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio, 3161 Cameron Park Drive, Suite #103 Fee: $104/$99 with CP resident discount Instructor: Mr & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones

Kids White Belt (Ages 7-12) This class is great for anyone who wants to work on hand/foot and eye coordination devel-opment. Students will work on strikes, kicks, blocks, focus, and self-discipline. Class includes a FREE uniform. * No class 5/29 ** No class 7/3120701-05* M,W 5/3-6/28 6-6:45P 120701-07** M,W 6/28-8/23 6-6:45P Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio, 3161 Cameron Park Drive, Suite #103 Fee: $104/$99 with CP resident discount Instructor: Mr. & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones

GymnasticsToddler Class (Age walking - 3 years old) Get your toddler out and moving. Age appropriate activities including climbing and balancing, music and movement! 120715-05 Th 5/4-5/25 9:15-10A 120715-06 Th 6/1-6/22 9:15-10A 120715-07** Th 6/29-7/27 9:15-10A 120715-08 Th 8/3-8/24 9:15-10A ** No class 7/6 Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics 2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park Fee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics

Mini Gym (Ages 3-4) Mini classes are packed full of fun exer-cises and age appropriate activities like obstacle courses, trampolines, stretching and more. The kids never stop moving! 120712-05 Th 5/4-5/25 9:15-10A 120712-06 Th 6/1-6/22 9:15-10A 120712-07** Th 6/29-7/27 9:15-10A 120712-08 Th 8/3-8/24 9:15-10A ** No class 7/6 Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics 2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park Fee: $65/$60 with CP resident discount Instructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics

Beginning Boys Gymnastics (Ages 5+) Beginning gymnastics skills for boys using bars, vault, floor, and trampoline. Learn to roll and fall safely for all sports. 120718-05 W 5/3-5/24 3:45-4:45P 120718-06 W 5/31-6/21 3:45-4:45P 120718-07* W 6/28-7/26 3:45-4:45P 120718-08 W 8/2-8/23 3:45-4:45P * No class 7/5 Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics 2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park Fee: $70/$65 with CP resident discount Instructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics

Girl’s Gymnastics Level A (Ages 5+) Beginninggymnastics skillson bars, beam,floor and vault.

120719-05 M 5/1-5/22 6:30-7:30P 120719-06 M 5/29-6/19 6:30-7:30P 120719-07* M 6/26-7/24 6:30-7:30P 120719-08 M 7/31-8/21 6:30-7:30P * No class 7/3 Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics 2568 Meadow Lane Cameron Park Fee: $70/$65 with CP resident discount Instructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics

Trampoline & Tumbling (Ages 6-14) This class teaches all the basic tumbling skills on the spring floor and trampolines (3 different types). Tumbling goes hand in hand with many other sports such as mar-tial arts, dance, cheerleading and more. 120713-05 Tu 5/2-5/23 4:15-5:15P 120713-06 Tu 5/30-6/20 4:15-5:15P 120713-07* Tu 6/27-7/25 4:15-5:15P 120713-08 Tu 8/1-8/22 4:15-5:15P * No class 7/4 Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics 2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park Fee: $70/$65 with CP resident discount Instructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics

Kids Sewing Class (Ages 7-14) Designed for students who have little or no sewing experience. Learn the basics of using a sewing machine or an iron. At the end of each class students will have a finished project. Returning students can look forward to new projects. Bring your own sewing machine or you may rent one from the instructor ($5). Prior to class, please ask for a supply list. Some of the projects made at class include: cushions, potholders, bookmarks, pencil cases, and dolls quilts. 120150-06 Sa 6/17 9A-12P 120150-07 Sa 7/22 9A-12P Location: Community Center Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount Instructor: Rosemarie Kelliher

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Cooking with Kids (Ages 5-15) Calling all Little Chefs! Join us in the kitchen where we will explore the culinary world through a child’s eyes. We work with all fresh/organic ingredients and eat or share our creations. Class features nutrition and kitchen safety. Menu changes each session. All students will receive a recipe booklet with all of the dishes that they cre-ate as well as a Certificate of Completion at the last class. Please bring a $35 material fee to the first class. 120106-05 Tu 5/2-5/23 3:45-4:45P 120106-06 Tu 6/6-6/27 3:45-4:45P 120106-07 Tu 7/11-8/1 3:45-4:45P 120106-08 Tu 8/8-8/29 3:45-4:45PLocation: Kitchen at Cameron Park Community Center Fee: $69/$64 with CP Resident Discount Instructor: Susan Kakayas Little Chefs World

WellnessNEW! Healthy SuperKidz

(Ages 5-12)Give your child a head start by educating them about nutrition, and teach them how to apply it when preparing snacks. Play, fun, and experimentation, partnered with a rich learning environment form the core of this program. We use games and storytell-ing to help children learn about nutrition and identify healthy choices. Our goal is to educate and prepare children for a lifetime of self-respect and healthy living, and cre-ate an opportunity to change unhealthy eating patterns, which are partially respon-sible for a trend of increased childhood diseases, including obesity, asthma, and type 2 diabetes.Please bring a $15 supply fee payable to instructor. 120107-06 Th 6/1-6/22 10-11ALocation: Community Center Fee: $64/$59 with CP Resident Discount Instructor: DJ Lenson, Nutritionist

Bicycle Safety Rodeo (Ages 5+) An overall basic safety course for all ages. Sam’s Town Cyclery will host a training video and bicycle relay/rodeo course so that we can begin expanding safe riding in our community! For more information visit www.facebook.com/samstowncyclery.340103-05 Sa 5/13 9-10A 340103-06 Sa 6/10 9-10A 340103-07 Sa 7/8 9-10A 340103-08 Sa 8/12 9-10A Location: Christa McAuliffe Park Fee: $5 Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

The Right Way to Change a Tire & Tubeless Talk (Ages 8+) There are many ways to do it but we’ve got the best way to go about it. Bring your tire with rim and learn the tricks to keep you inflated and rolling. Also learn about TUBELESS tires –Thorns No More! Free tube and water bottle included. 340101-05 Th 5/11 5:30-6:30P 340101-06 Th 6/8 5:30-6:30P 340101-07 Th 7/13 5:30-6:30P 340101-08 Th 8/10 5:30-6:30P Location: Sam’s Town Cyclery3950 Cambridge Road Fee: $10 (includes tube) Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

Bicycle Home Maintenance (Age 10+) Learn about basic checks of your bike that will hopefully keep your bike rolling but also keep that tune-up in check! Bring your bike with you! www.facebook.com/samstowncyclery340103-05 Th 5/25 5:30-6:30P Location: Sam’s Town Cyclery,3950 Cambridge Road Fee: $10 Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

YOUTH ACTIVITIES

Community Campout

(for all ages)

Bring the whole family out to spend the night at the lake!

Bring your own camping gear and enjoy a campout under

the stars complete with swim-ming, BBQ, crafts, stories by the campfire, stargazing, and

breakfast in the morning. Saturday July 22 – Sunday,

July 23, 2017 Cameron Park Lake; 2989

Cambridge RoadPre-registration required, $35

per family up to 4, $10 each additional member.

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YOUTH CAMPSYouth CampsMad Science Camps All Camps taught by Mad Science Staff Location: CSD Community Center Fee: $170/$165 with CP resident discount

Grossology (Ages 6-12) Ewwwww, Gross! You’ve never had so much fun with the ooey, gooey and GROSS things of science! Join us as we get down and dirty with earthworms and learn how they and other bugs help us with composting. Show some guts as you pro-cess food in your Digestor Inspector and see what systems make our bodies go. Have some good, rotten fun with garbage decomposition and see how important water is for everything! You’ll learn about the power of chemistry, how it affects mat-ter (the stuff everything is made of) and you will get to make your own totally yucky polymer slime to keep! Just don’t discuss this stuff during dinner! 420421-01 M-F 6/12-6/16 9A-12P

NASA - Journey Into Outer Space (Ages 6-12) Mad Science and NASA have teamed up to bring you the excitement and wonder of space in this new voyage of discovery. See the principles of thrust and propulsion at work in a real rocket launch. Explore the atmosphere on earth and beyond. Watch star dust burn, and journey through a galaxy as you investigate the life cycle of stars. Explore the farthest reaches of our solar system and create a lunar eclipse in the “mad” planetary tour. Probe the myster-ies of meteors and bounce around satellite light as you learn about space phenomena. Experience the life of an astronaut as you suit up for a space flight and then perform spacecraft repairs. This is an experience that is truly out of this world! 420421-03 M-F 6/26-6/30 9A-12P

Flight Academy (Ages 6-12) It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s... everything om the earliest flying machines to the first rocket flights. Explore the basic principles of flight, build airplanes, test them in wind tunnels, ride a hovercraft and construct balloon copters. Discover the mysteries of the galaxy, learn about celestial naviga-tion, and take home a rocket that you have built yourself. We’ll be moving at lightning speed throughout this high velocity week! 420421-02 M-F 6/19-6/23 9A-12P

Crazy Chemworks (Ages 6-12) Get ready to lose your mind in the vast and exciting world of chemistry! This camp is full of reactions, observa-tions, solutions, suspensions, explosions, concoctions, perplexions, digestions, reflections, and Dalmatians (kidding), just to name a few! You will challenge your friends in the labware game, combat evaporation, be amazed at the awesome power of glue technology and trigger some shocking chemical reactions. You’ll snoop out counterfeit money, launch chemi-cal explosions (not TOO big) and learn how and why the chemical world works. So dive into our fantastically fun pool of chemical experimentation! Just don’t mix this one with that one or you might blow up the universe! 420421-04 M-F 7/10-7/14 9A-12P

Radical Robots (Ages 6-12) Robots are taking over! Learn all about robots and how they are used in our world. Perform experiments with cool robots includ-ing sound-sensing robots, line-tracking robots, light-sensing robots and even robots that can play soccer! Cool! Discover the sci-ence of circuits and how robots use sensors to explore things around them. Throughout this camp, you will make your own robot and take it home at the end of the week! (An additional materials fee of $25 for a robot kit is due at the first day of camp.)420421-05 M-F 7/17-7/21 1-4P

Fine Arts Camp (Ages 7-13) Experience the wonderful world of art and creativity! Young artists will learn hands-on techniques and expand their creative knowledge in sketching, painting, water-color, fabric art, charcoal, pastels, foil art, cartooning and much more. Studies include abstract, landscapes, animals, sur-realism, realism and famous artists. Our final project is an art show exhibiting our masterpieces. Each camp has new and creative projects. Dress for mess and bring a sack lunch. Please bring $18 supply fee to the first class. 120101-07 M-Th 7/10-7/13 9A-1P Location: Cameron Park Community Center 120101-C3 M-Th 6/19-6/22 9A-1P 120101-C4 M-Th 6/26-6/29 9A-1P 120101-C5 M-Th 7/24-7/27 9A-1P Location: Jackson Elementary School,Ruppel Center Fee: $111/$106 with CP resident discount Instructor: Suzanne Bell

Cantemus Spectacular Summer Camp June 20-23!Dive into music this summer at the Cantemus Spectacular Summer Camp June 20-23! Morning camp is available for ages 4-8 with a focus on music and movement. Afternoon camp is available for ages 9-15 with a focus on vocal technique and performance. The culminating activity is a combined performance at the Cameron Park Spectacular on June 24! Cost is $90 per student, which includes a materials fee and performance t-shirt. Register your child at cantemus.us/summercamp.

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YOUTH CAMPSNEW! Drama Camp

(Ages 7-18) ONE WAY PRODUCTIONS presents a two week drama camp that allows students to develop self-confidence and language skills while having fun participating in a theater class. This experience will improve student’s verbal and non-verbal expres-sion, their ability to express and utilize feelings and emotions, and their under-standing of playing roles and how the roles are interrelated. Creative Dramatics activities provide a framework for greater competence in listening, speaking, reading, writing, and creative and critical thinking. Camps culminate with a PERFORMANCE for parents, family & friends. 420119-01 M-F Ages 7-127/17-7/28 8:30-11:00A Fee: $209/$204 with CP resident discount 420119-02 M-F Ages 12-18 7/17-7/28 11:30A-3P Fee: $234/$229 with CP resident discount Location: Light of the Hills Lutheran Church 3100 Rodeo Rd, Cameron Park Instructor: Ingrid Wilson, Elly Award winner and for-mer professional actress with Screen Actors Guild.

NEW! ElectroBots: Electronics and Robotics for Younger Kids (Ages 6-8) Can 1st graders learn the fundamentals of electronics, robotics and programming? Students will learn and build electronic circuits using award-winning LittleBitsTM systems to better understand robots. They will build robots and movable mechanisms using LEGO blocks and motors and pro-grams using Scratch and other GUI-based languages. They will explore some robot design using Cubelets® to understand sim-ple sensors and movements. This course will challenge both experienced students and beginners alike. If your child has taken an introductory course or not, he or she will enjoy this camp. (The students will not be able to take home any LEGO, robotics, or electronics creations). Let your child get a better understanding of STEM concepts while building 21st century skills. 420418-06 M-Th 6/19-6/22 9A-12P Location: Community Center Fee: $134/$129 with CP resident discount Instructor: Mrs. K

NEW! STEM Challenge with Legos® (Age 7-12) Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGOS®! Apply real world concepts in physics, engineering and architecture through engineer designed projects such as Catapults, Pneumatic Cranes, Arch Bridges and Battletracks! Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. An experienced instructor will challenge new and returning students to engineer at the next level. 420426-07 M-F 7/17-7/21 9A-12P Location: Community Center Fee: $174/$169 with CP resident discountInstructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

NEW! Botventure:Explore Award-winning Electronics and Robotics Systems (Ages 8-14) Robotics is a fun way to learn engineering concepts. For the first time, the students will learn and build electronic circuits using award-winning LittleBitsTM systems to bet-ter understand robots. They will not only build and program sensor-based mobile robots using LEGO Mindstorms EV3 sys-tems, but also explore new robotics systems like Cubelets® to better appreciate various design constraints and challenges. Course will challenge both experienced students and beginners alike. If your child has taken an introductory course or not, he or she will enjoy this camp. (The students will not be able to take home any LEGO, robotics, or electronics creations). On the final day, students compete for various awards in pro-gramming, robot performance and teamwork by wrestling their sumo-bots. Let your child learn, play, imagine and invent this summer!420418-07 M-Th 6/19-6/22 2-5P Location: Community Center Fee: $134/$129 with CP resident discount Instructor: Mrs. K

NEW! Junior Jazzercise Camp (Ages 4-8, 9-12) Junior Jazzercise is a high energy dance camp! Kids get to work out with the latest music, easy-to-follow dance moves and interactive fitness games designed just for them. Each day is a different theme with an end-of-camp performance on Thursday. Please send your child in comfy clothing, with a lunch and a water bottle. We will pro-vide a healthy snack. At Junior Jazzercise it’s all about fitness, coordination, strength, nutrition, confidence and most of all, fun! 420621-06 (Ages 4-8)M-Th 6/26-6/29 11A-1P 420621-07 (Ages 9-12) M-Th 7/17-7/20 11A-1P Location: Jazzercise Foothills Center 4050 Durock Rd #2, Shingle Springs Fee: $95/$90 with CP resident discount Instructor: Alison Rosen

NEW! Kids Zumba, Art and Fusion Dance Camp (Ages 6-12) Need an activity for summer? Want a chance to participate in a performance at the El Dorado County Fair this year? We have a fun class with exercise, an art/craft activity, and fusion (multi-style) dance, with props. The classes are full of energy and creative fun! All participants are invited to join Jammin’ Dance during their annual fair performance! $15 fee payable to instructor for t-shirt and art supplies 420623-07 M-Th 6/12-6/15 12-2P Location: Jammin’ Dance and Fitness 6090 Enterprise Dr, Diamond Springs Fee: $80/$75 with CP resident discount Instructor: Kay Lenhart

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Equestrian Day Camp (Ages 7+) Each five day session gives boys and girls a chance to spend plenty of time with these wonderful horses. Campers are divided into teams and rotate between rid-ing and hands-on activities. Campers take part in daily grooming, tacking up and care of the horse or pony assigned to them. Campers also participate in activities that promote good horsemanship as well as crafts and swimming. For required equip-ment visit www.equineunl.com/camp.420422-01 M-F 6/5-6/9 9A-2:30P 420422-02 M-F 6/12-6/16 9A-2:30P 420422-03 M-F 6/19-6/23 9A-2:30P 420422-04 M-F 6/26-6/30 9A-2:30P 420422-05 M-F 7/10-7/14 9A-2:30P 420422-06 M-F 7/17-7/21 9A-2:30P 420422-7A M-F 7/24-7/28 9A-2:30P 420422-7B M-F 7/31-8/4 9A-2:30P Location: Equine Unlimited, Inc 3984 Green Valley Road, Rescue Fee: $409/$404 with CP resident discount

Kiddie Horse Day Camp (Ages 4-6)Campers take part in daily grooming, tacking up and care of the horse or pony assigned to them. Campers participate in craft projects too. We stress safety, good horsemanship and fun! For required equip-ment visit www.equineunl.com/camp.420423-05 Tu-Th 5/30-6/1 9:30A-12:30P 420423-07 Tu-Th 7/25-7/27 9:30A-12:30P 420423-08 Tu-Th 8/1-8/3 9:30A-12:30P Location: Equine Unlimited, Inc 3984 Green Valley Road, Rescue Fee: $284/$279 with CP resident discount

May is Bike Month!Bicycle Basics Class is designed for beginning cyclists or cyclists who need a refresher on laws, equipment, types of bikes, etc.340000-04 M 5/15 5:30-6:30P Location: Cameron Park Community Center Instructor: TBA FREE class – pre-registration is required.

Youth Sports CampsSterling “Smooth” Forbes Basketball Camp (Ages 5-14) Camp is directed by former Harlem Globetrotter Sterling ”Smooth” Forbes and a qualified staff. There is a 10 to 1 camper to instructor ratio, and instructors are experi-enced in teaching both boys and girls of vari-ous skill levels. Our wish is for every camper to learn the fundamentals of basketball, meet and make new friends, and HAVE FUN!!! 420414-06 M - F 6/19-6/23 9A-1P Location: Community Center Gym Fee: $124/$119 with CP resident discount Instructor: Sterling Forbes Skyhawks Sports Academy

Skyhawks Sports Programs for Kids! All Camps taught by Skyhawks Camp Staff.

Multi-Sport (Kickball, Dodgeball, Ultimate Frisbee & Capture the Flag)(Ages 6-12)Our multi-sport camp is designed to intro-duce young athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting. Athletes will learn the rules and essentials of each sport through skill-based games and scrimmages. By the end of the week, your child will walk away with knowledge of multiple sports along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork, and self-discipline.420406-01 M- F 6/12-6/16 9A-12P Location: Christa McAuliffe Park Fee: $164/$159 with CP Resident Discount

Tiny-Hawk Soccer (Ages 3-5)Skyhawks is the nation’s #1 camp for learning the funda-mentals of soccer. Using our progres-sional curriculum, boys and girls will gain the technical skills & sport knowledge required for that next step into soccer.420406-04 M- F 6/12-6/16 10A-10:45A Location: Christa McAuliffe Park Fee: $70/$65 with CP Resident Discount

Tiny-Hawk Baseball (Ages 3-5)Boys and girls learn the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and base running in a fun, positive environ-ment. Athletes learn new baseball skills along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility.420406-05 M-F 6/26-6/30 11-11:45A Location: Christa McAuliffe Park Fee: $70/$65 with CP Resident Discount

Volleyball (Ages 7-12) All aspects of volleyball are taught through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting and serving. This program is designed for the beginning and intermediate player. Our staff will assist boys and girls in developing fundamental skills through game-speed drills and daily scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player.420406-07 M-F 7/10-7/14 9A-12P Location: Community Center Gym Fee: $164/$159 with CP Resident Discount

Flag Football (Ages 6-12) Boys and girls learn skills on both sides of the football including the core components of passing, catching and defense - all in a fun and positive environment.420406-06 M-F 7/24-7/28 9A-12P Location: Christa McAuliffe Park Fee: $164/$159 with CP Resident Discount

Mini-Hawk (Soccer, Baseball, Basketball) (Ages 4-6) A multi-sport program developed to give children a positive first step into athlet-ics. Baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment filled with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun! All participants receive a t-shirt, sports ball and merit award. 420406-09 M -F 7/31-8/4 9A-12P Location: Christa McAuliffe Park Fee: $164/$159 with CP Resident Discount

YOUTH SPORTS

UK International Soccer Camp (Ages 8-16) UK International’s objective is to create the optimal environment in which children can learn and develop under the guidance of our ultimate soccer educators. Camp sessions are based on individual attention to ball skills, as well as fun games to put those skills into practice and develop team-work. Please visit www.uksocca.com for more information or call (888) UK SOCCA.420415-A Ages 4-6 Mini Camp M-F 7/17-7/21 9-10:30A 420415-H Ages 4-14 Half Day M-F 7/17-7/21 9A-12P 420415-F Ages 8-14 Full Day M-F 7/17-7/21 9A-3P Location: Soccer Field at Christa McAuliffe Park Fees: Mini Camp $100/$95 with CP Res. Discount Half Day: $143/$138 with CP Resident Discount Full Day: $208/$203 with CP Resident Discount Instructor: UK International Soccer coaches

NEW! Youth Volleyball Camp (Ages 7-15) Learn proper mechanics and the flow of the game at this co-ed camp.Camp hosted by Melanie Skinner, Camerado girls volleyball coach. 420433-07 M-F (Ages 7-12) 7/31-8/4 9A-12P 420433-08 M-F (Ages 13-15) 7/31-8/4 1-4P Location: CSD Gym Instructor Melanie Skinner Fee: $129/$124 with CP resident discount ** Second child receives a $20 discount

Youth SportsT-Ball (Ages 4-7) Recreation leaders teach the fundamen-tals of the game of softball/baseball. This instructional program takes place on Saturdays for a six week session. We are looking for team coaches/parents to help with the informational process and act as team leaders. Please let us know if you are interested in doing this. Each partici-pant will receive a t-shirt and hat as a part of the registration fee. Registration dead-line is April 14. No games May 29.420309-01 Ages 4&5 Sa 5/6-6/17 9A-12P 420309-02 Ages 6&7 Sa 5/6-6/17 9A-12P Location: Fields at Rasmussen Park Fee: $60/$55 with CP resident discount

NEW! Summer Futsal SeriesOut of the sun and loaded with fun!(Ages 7-15) These sessions are designed to help indi-vidual players develop their skills through Futsal and give them an opportunity to connect with other players to create a very rich and diverse learning environment. Futsal is played on a small field court with lines (not walls) creating constant pres-sured situations 1) From other players 2) From out-of-play boundaries. Players must learn to settle the ball rapidly, cut sharply, shield effectively, pass quickly, and move into space, all done with a weighted futsal ball with less bounce and less players on the field. This promotes mastery of the foot skills and proper body mechanics that will naturally carry over into the outdoor game. The session will build up to match play by starting with a technical warm up and guided skill development piece. Players will sharpen their footwork with the Futsal Ball and move into the second piece of the session reserved for competi-tive play. Non marking court shoes and shin guards required. 530411-05 Su (Ages 7-11) 6/4-6/25 6-7:30P 530411-06 Su (Ages 12-15) 6/4-6/25 7:30-9P Location: CSD Gym Fee: $60 Instructor: Stephen Beck

530411-07 Su (Ages 7-11) 7/23-7/30 6-7:30P 530411-08 Su (Ages 12-15) 7/23-7/30 7:30-9P Location: CSD Gym Fee: $30 Instructor: Stephen Beck

Friday Night Futsal (Ages 14-17) June in the gym - five Fridays special. This series is to reward the older players and families who have put in the time and energy over the many youth years of soc-cer and truly love the game. Advanced/experienced players preferred. 430411-12 F 6/2-6/30 7:30-9P Location: CSD Gym Fee: $60 Instructor: Stephen Beck

NFL Youth Flag Football Fall (Grades 2-8) Join the Cameron Park Community Services District for 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 (2nd to 4th) and (5th to 8th). Each participant will receive an NFL Flag football team Jersey and flags.

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 Day: Saturday, August 26 (Put on by the Ponderosa Bruins Football team) – for all registered playersGames Begin:Saturday, September 23 * No games November 11 Games End: Saturday, November 18Registration Deadline: August 25 Coaches meeting TBA 520305-09 Grades 2-4 520307-09 Grades 5-8 Location: Dave West or Christa McAuliffe Park Fee: $115 / $110 with CP resident discount

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Flag FootballCoaches Wanted

Cameron Park Recreation is lookingfor people who would like to volun-teer their time, energy, and talent as a youth Flag Football Coach.

We need you. Please contact us at(530) 677-2231.

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Tennis Lessons Program director Andrew H.Webb, focuses on help-ing each student set and achieve their tennis goals and have FUN in the learn-ing 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 progressions. Each student must wear comfortable clothing for movement and have proper tennis shoes. During the summer months, it is recommended to bring sufficient water and have a hat/visor and sunscreen. Loaner racquets are avail-able if needed. *All students must bring 1 can of New Tennis Balls or Training Red, Green or Orange Dot 3 pack balls to the first class. All classes held at Cameron Park Lake Tennis Courts

Junior Pre Pee Wee Ages 4-5 yrsIntro to Tennis Basics and Fun! Quick Start format. 120321-05 W 5/10-5/31 3:15-3:45P Fee: $41/$36 with CP resident discount

Summer Sessions 120321-06 W/Th 6/7-6/29 9:15-9:45A 120321-07 W/Th 7/12-8/3 9:15-9:45A Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discount

Junior Pee Wee Ages 6-7 yrs Intro to Tennis Basics and Fun! Quick Start format. Five yr olds may sign up with Pro Approval. 120322-05 W 5/10-5/31 3:45-4:30P Fee: $57/$52 with CP resident discount

Summer Sessions 120322-06 W/Th 6/7-6/29 9:45-10:30A 120622-07 W/Th 7/12-8/3 9:45-10:30A Fee: $99/$94 with CP resident discount

Jr Beginner Ages 8-12 yrs Intro to Tennis Basics and Fun! Quick Start format. 120324-05 W 5/10-5/31 4:30-5:30P 120324-06 W 6/7-6/28 4:15-5:15P 120324-07 W 7/12-8/2 4:15-5:15P Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discount

Jr Beginner 10 & UnderJr Tennis basics using Red, Green, or Orange balls for quick learning! 120328-06 W/Th 6/7-6/29 10:30-11:30A 120328-07 W/Th 7/12-8/3 10:30-11:30A Fee: $129/$124 with CP resident discount

Junior Adv Beg Ages 8-12 yrsFundamentals of Tennis using Quick Start Mid/Full Court format.120325-05 Th 5/11-6/1 3:30-4:30P Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discount

Jr Adv Beg Ages 10-12 yrs Focus is on Stroke Development, move-ment and beginning play. 120325-06 Th 6/8-6/29 4-5P 120325-07 Th 7/13-8/3 4-5P Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discount

Home School Tennis Thursdays Junior Beginner Ages 8-12 yrs Fundamentals of Tennis using Quick Start Mid/Full Court format.120324-5A Th 5/11-6/1 2:30-3:30P Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discount

Junior IntermediateHS Teens Ages 10-14 Focus is on stroke mechanics, movement and beginning play. 130321-05 Th 5/11-6/1 4:30-5:30P 130321-06 Th 6/8-6/29 5-6P 130321-07 Th 7/13-8/3 5-6P Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discount

HS Girls Pre-Season Tennis Workout Get ready for your Tennis Season. Program includes a FREE Set of KIRSCHBAUM strings! Competitive Drills/Play for Singles and Doubles Players. All High School players welcome!Directed by Andy Webb 130325-08 F 8/4 9A-12P Fee: $54/$49 with CP resident discount

Teen ClassesInternet Driver’s Ed (Ages 15-18) Driver’s education is a California required course for teens to receive a driver’s license. It’s the first step a teen takes so they can receive a driver’s permit. Course includes parental involvement, is fun, interactive and educational. Complete anytime. Home study course is available. DMV accepted is cer-tificate issued upon successful completion of course. Class does not include behind the wheel driving. Add $16 for home study course - shipping and handling fee. 130110-05 May 130110-06 June 130110-07 July 130110-08 August Location: Enrollee’s home address Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount Instructor: All Good Education Corporation

Teen/Adult ClassesFitnessKarate/Taekwondo (Ages 13+) Students will work on strikes, kicks, blocks, focus, and self-discipline. Class includes a FREE uniform. 140701-05 Tu/Th 5/4-6/27 6:45-7:30P 140701-07* Tu/Th 6/29-8/24 6:45-7:30P * No class 7/4 Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio, 3161 Cameron Park Drive, Suite #103 Fee: $124/$119 with CP resident discount Instructors: Mr. & Mrs. Bob Westphal & Ms. Jones

NEW! Morning Taekwondo (Ages 13+) Students will work on strikes, kicks, blocks, focus, and self-discipline. Class includes a FREE uniform. 140700-05 Tu/Th 5/4-6/27 10-10:45A 140700-07* Tu/Th 6/29-8/24 10-10:45A * No class 7/4 Location: Foothill Taekwondo Studio, 1319 Broadway, Placerville Fee: $124/$119 with CP resident discount

MusicLet’s Uke! (Ages 13+) Instruction in playing ukulele using Mel Bay’s Easy Ukulele Method Book 1 by Mary Lou Dempler. Strum along to tra-ditional 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 regis-tration office. 140444-05 Th 5/18-6/8 6-6:45P Location: Social Room - Community Center Fee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount Instructor: Lew Johnson

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CookingTruffles Class (Ages 13+) What if you could create beautiful, gift-worthy chocolate truffles in two hours? Well, you’re in luck! During this class, participants will learn how to make elegant dome-shaped truffles. The instructor will walk students through three simple steps to making truffles using two different types of chocolate. White, milk and dark ganache will be flavored with exciting additions like Amaretto, Raspberry, and Coconut.Everyone will take home a dozen truffles in flavors of their choosing. Students will receive a set of molds and notes from class, along with boxes to take home their impressive creations. There is a supply fee of $15 payable to the instructor. 160106-07 Sa 7/15 10A-12P Location: Kitchen at El Dorado Hills CSD Fee: $44/$39 with CP resident discount Instructor: Karen Moore

BirdingBird Watching (All Ages) 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 Guide or binoculars, please bring them. Our goal will be to identify at least 20 different local 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 beau-tiful walk around Cameron Park Lake bird-ing on a cool spring day. 460140-05 Sa 5/6 8-11A Location: Cameron Park Lake Fee: $17/$12 with CP resident discount Instructor: Joseph Munizich

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 coin-cide with the tail end of the spring 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. 440140-04 Sa 4/29 8-11A Location: Cameron Park Lake Fee: $17/$12 with CP resident discount Instructor: John Robinson

NEW! Fly Fishing Clinic (Ages 12-18) The clinic, put on by members of the Granite Bay Flycasters will provide young members of the community with an intro-duction to the world of fly fishing. The six essential elements of a fly cast will be addressed. Instruction will include learning the role cast, the pickup and laydown for-ward cast, and false casting. In addition, students will learn basic fly fishing needs including the various types of fly rods, reels, lines, and flies. For proper safety precautions while casting, eye protection and a hat are required of each student. Class size is limited to 10 students. 130313-04 Sa 4/22 & 4/29 10A-12P Location: Cameron Park Lake Fee: $5 Instructors: Granite Bay Flycasters

TEEN/ADULT CLASSES

Road, MTB, Evening MTB 

& Mature Group

2nd & 4th Thursday 5:30-6:30

Check Cameron Park Community Service District

Activity Guide for details!

Check this Guide for information!

Local Ride Groups

Bicycle Repair & Maintenance Classes

• Road • Mountain • Kids’ Bikes • Professional Work • Local, Community-minded • Family Friendly 4 Quality Bikes: $1500 • Skateboards

www.SamsTownCyclery.com

(530) 313-3721 Cameron Park • 3951 Cambridge Rd, #2

• Road • Mountain • Kids’ Bikes • Professional Work • Local, Community-minded • Family Friendly 4 Quality Bikes: $1500 • Skateboards

www.SamsTownCyclery.com

(530) 313-3721 Cameron Park • 3951 Cambridge Rd, #2

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BikingNEW! Bicycle Chain Maintenance(Age 13+) Bicycle chain care may help you avoid costly chain and gear replacement. This class will teach you how to determine chain wear and cover proper cleaning and lubrication. Bring your bike! 340102-05 Th 5/25 5:30-6:30P 340102-07 Th 7/27 5:30-6:30P Location: Sam’s Town Cyclery3950 Cambridge Road Fee: $10 Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

Wheel Hub Overhaul(Age 13+)Hubs are not “scary” as someone recently said to me. Hubs are your best friends if cared for and MANY hubs are a very expensive, key part to your ride! Sign up and we will show you how to disassemble, inspect/clean, properly grease and reas-semble a hub. Tuning is the final key step to this class so bring your listening skills!340104-08 Th 8/10 5:30-6:30P Location: Sam’s Town Cyclery3950 Cambridge RoadFee: $10Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

NEW! Road Group Ride (Age 16+) Join a road cycle riding group! Meet at Sam’s Town Cyclery and ride any number of routes taking advantage of our great hills. Riders can range from beginner to advanced. We are looking for ride leaders and assistance developing Sam’s Town Cyclery ride kits. Under 16 requires par-ent attendance. Requirement: well-tuned bicycle, helmet, spare tire, water and other items you may need. For more information visit www.facebook.com/samstowncyclery.340105-05 Sa 5/6-7/29 8-9A Location: Sam’s Town Cyclery3950 Cambridge Road Fee: $5 (one time) Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

NEW! Mountain Bike/Cyclocross (Age 16+) Join a mountain biking riding group! We will meet at various locations but concentrate rides on the El Dorado Trail. If you don’t know much about it, stop in and talk with Chris at Sam’s Town Cyclery. We are look-ing for ride leaders and assistance develop-ing Sam’s Town Cyclery ride kit. Under 16 requires parent attendance. Requirement: well-tuned bicycle, helmet, spare tire, water and other items you may need. Lights are required for night rides. For more informa-tion visit facebook.com/samstowncyclery.340106-05 Tu 5/9-7/25 8-9A 340106-06 Sa 5/6-7/29 8-10A Fee: $5 (one time) Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

NEW! Single Speed Riding Group (16+) This ride group is for the single speed rider. All bikes welcome but this will be on the road or a “B Group” to catch some light trails. For the off road single, check in with the MTB/Cyclocross group. Requirement: well-tuned bicycle, helmet, spare tire, water and other items you may need. For more information visit www.facebook.com/samstowncyclery.340107-05 F 5/5-7/28 8-9A Fee: $5 (one time) Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

NEW! Bike Brake Tuning (Age 13+) We will share with you a few points for properly tuning your brakes. Bring your bike. We do have tools to borrow but bring what you have. 340102-06 Th 6/22 5:30-6:30P 340102-08 Th 8/24 5:30-6:30P Location: Sam’s Town Cyclery, 3950 Cambridge Road Fee: $10 Instructor: Sam’s Town Cyclery

Adult ClassesFitnessJazzercise (Ages 18+) Every Jazzercise dance fitness class com-bines 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 incluing Fusion, Core, Strike, Strength 45 & Strength 60. Fee gets you 8 visits. Classes offered: Tues/Thurs/Fri 5:30A Every Day 8:05A Mon/Wed/Fri 9:15A Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs 4:45P Mon/Wed 5:45P 140740-05 May 140740-06 June 140740-07 July 140740-08 August Location: Jazzercise Foothills Center 4050 Durock Rd #2, Shingle Springs Fee: $54/$49 with CP res. discount for 8 classes Instructor: Sherrie Lee

Zumba® Basic (Ages 18+) Are you ready to party yourself into shape?? Zumba® classes feature exotic rhythms set to high energy Latin and inter-national beats. Come explore Zumba® and lose yourself in the music. 140718-05 Tu,Th 5/2-5/30 12:30-1:25P 140718-07 Tu,Th 7/6-7/27 12:30-1:25P 140718-08 Tu,Th 8/1-8/31 12:30-1:25P Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Jan Lowry

TEEN/ADULT CLASSES

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Zumba® (Ages 18+)The most fun you will ever have working out!! Zumba® combines amazing Latin beats and pop music that makes it easy to forget you’re actually working out. Easy to follow dance moves are perfect for all fit-ness and experience levels. These dance fitness classes will make you feel amazing!140725-05 M,W 5/1-5/31* 10-11A 140725-06 M,W 6/5-6/28 10-11A 140725-07 M,W 7/5-7/31 10-11A 140725-08 M,W 8/2-8/30 10-11A * No class 5/29 Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount** Can only attend one class per week? Fee: $35/$30 with CP resident discountInstructor: Sue Reed

NEW! Evening Zumba® (Ages 18+)The most fun you will ever have working out!! Zumba® combines amazing Latin beats and pop music that makes it easy to forget you’re actually working out. Easy to follow dance moves are perfect for all fitness and experience levels. These dance fitness classes will make you feel amazing!140729-05 T/TH 5/2-5/30 5:30-6:25P 140729-06 T/TH 6/1-6/29 5:30-6:25P 140729-07 T/TH 7/6-7/27 5:30-6:25P 140729-08 T/TH 8/1-8/31 5:30-6:25P Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount** Can only attend one class per week? Fee: $35/$30 with CP resident discountInstructor: Sue Reed

Gentle Flow Yoga (Ages 18+) Bring balance to your life with yoga! Beginners and experienced students are welcome to de-stress, ener-gize, breathe, and strengthen your body, mind and spirit. In every yoga class you will have ample opportunity to increase healthy flexibility and experi-ence a sense of well-being and peace. 140704-05 M 5/1-5/22 6:30-7:30P 140704-06 M 6/5-6/26 6:30-7:30P 140704-07 M 7/10-7/31 6:30-7:30P 140704-08 M 8/7-8/28 6:30-7:30P Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Sue Spencer

Toning and Barre (Ages 18+) An energetic 60 minute ballet barre work-out that blends deep muscle toning with body sculpting techniques. The dance-inspired class combines the fluidity of bal-let, flexibility and core strengthening. No dance experience is required and avail-able to all fitness levels. Materials needed: Yoga mat or beach towel. 140726-05 W 5/3-5/24 9-10A 140726-06 W 6/7-6/28 9-10A 140726-07 W 7/12-8/2 9-10A 140726-08 W 8/9-8/30 9-10A Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $30/$35 with CP resident discount Instructor: April Mason

MusicGuitar I: Nylon String Guitar (Ages 18+) This class is for intermediate and advanced beginners, who can read music, had previ-ous guitar lessons or have been teaching themselves for some time, and would like some more formal lessons. The course book is The Christopher Parkening Guitar Method-Volume 1, which is available at Nicholsons Music store in Folsom and costs $12.99 140452-05 Th 5/4-5/25 5:30-6:25P 140452-06 Th 6/1-6/22 5:30-6:25P Location: CSD Community Center Fee: $54/$49 with CP resident discount Instructor: Lewis Ridgeway

Guitar III: Nylon String Guitar (Ages 18+) This class is for people who have had some prior experience with guitar, can read music, and have done some basic scale work. The course book is The Christopher Parkening Guitar Method-Volume 1, and the current class should complete this book by early June. It will be followed by the first 12 studies of Opus 35 by Fernando Sor. The class is also working through the 120 studies for right hand, by Giuliani. 35 to 45 minutes daily practice is recommended to keep up with the class. You will also be introduced to tablature and chord charts. 140450-05 Th 5/4-5/25 6:30-7:30P 140450-06 Th 6/1-6/22 6:30-7:30P Location: CSD Community Center Fee: $54/$49 with CP resident discount Instructor: Lewis Ridgeway

Guitar Ensemble: Nylon String Guitar (Ages 18+) This four session class provides guitar players of any age or skill level an oppor-tunity to not only play in an orchestral setting, but improve your playing, musical skills and technique. Guitar players rarely get the ensemble experience that band and orchestral instruments get in school and this will be a great addition to your playing experience. Our initial objective is to learn to play as a group, to be able to play in time, and listen to what is going on around you. The last session will be really informal, will last a little longer, and you may bring friends and relatives to hear you play. Individuals who would like to play a solo piece or duet may also do so on the last morning. 140453-06 Sa 6/10, 6/24, 7/1, & 7/8 9-10:30A Location: CSD Community Center Fee: $34/$29 with CP resident discount Instructor: Lewis Ridgeway

Dance NEW! Beginning Adult Tap Dance (Ages 16+) Do you have tap dancing on your bucket list? Well, here is your chance to join a brand new tap class just for adults! The class will consist of accurate tap dance technique, along with working on better balance techniques. Tap dancing has been shown to stimulate brain activity, helping to improve hand eye coordination, math skills, and response time. It’s fun, lively, and teaches rhythm skills. The class uses a syllabus from Dance Master’s of America. Tap dance has had a historical impact on all dance forms. It springs from our African and Irish ancestors. Our feet a repercus-sive instruments. Tap dance provides a good cardiovascular workout and is a great stress releaser. Come have some fun with other tap dancers and lift your sole/soul! 140603-06 M 6/5-6/26 6:30-7:30P 140603-07 M 7/10-8/7* 6:30-7:30P * No class 7/24 Location: Jammin’ Dance and Fitness 6090 Enterprise Dr, Diamond Springs Fee: $53/$48 with CP resident discount Instructor: Kay Lenhart

ADULT CLASSES

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ADULT CLASSESBallroom Dance (Ages 18+) Ballroom dance is hot! Classes cover easy-to-learn patterns that have you quickly looking great on the dance floor. No partners required. Monthly classes offered by Richard Kowaleski for beginners and experienced dancers alike. Instructors’ unique teaching style and delightful sense of humor puts you at ease so you can easily learn while also having fun. Bring leather soled shoes with good heel support. Waltz 260605-05 W 5/3-5/24 7-8P Foxtrot 260603-05 W 5/3-5/24 8-9P Cha Cha 260610-06 W 6/7-6/28 7-8PSalsa/Merengue 260604-06 W 6/7-6/28 8-9PNight Club Two-Step 260601-07 W 7/5-7/26 7-8P Tango 260612-07 W 7/5-7/26 8-9P East Coast Swing 260602-08 W 8/2-8/23 7-8PWest Coast Swing 260609-08 W 8/2-8/23 8-9PLocation: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $49/$44 with CP resident discount Sign up as a couple, $69/$64 with CP resident discount Instructor: Richard Kowaleski

Ballroom Dance Workshops (Ages 18+) Swing Dance WorkshopSwing dancing is still in! Beginners and experienced dancers alike learn fun moves that look great on the dance floor. Workshop covers both East Coast Swing and West Coast Swing patterns. Phone Richard for details: 916-722-1382. 360600-05 Sa 5/6 9-11A Slow Dancing WorkshopLearn how to slow dance like a profes-sional! Beginners and experienced danc-ers alike learn stylish moves that take slow dancing to a new level. Workshop covers easy-to-learn patterns that look great on the dance floor. Phone Richard for details: 916-722-1382. Come and have fun! 360600-06 Sa 6/3 9-11A

Smooth Dancing WorkshopLearn how to glide around the dance floor with the waltz, foxtrot, and tango, all in one two hour workshop! Beginners and experienced dancers alike learn elegant moves that impress. Phone Richard for details: 916-722-1382. Come and have fun! 360600-07 Sa 7/22 9-11A Latin Dance WorkshopLatin dancing is all the rage! Beginners and experienced dancers alike learn Latin moves that look great on the dance floor. Workshop covers patterns for the Cha-cha, Salsa, Rumba/Bolero, and Merengue. Phone Richard for details: 916-722-1382. Come and have fun! 360600-08 Sa 8/26 9-11A Location: CSD Dance Studio Workshop Fee: $12 per person Instructor: Richard Kowaleski

Intermediate/Advanced Hula (Ages 18+) Kumuhula –Lokalia brings the Spirit of Aloha. Kahiko(ancient) Auana (contem-porary) Tahiti –Otea and Aparima. In this class, we will go beyond the classroom into the surrounding community perform-ing with the Aloha Spirit. 160609-05 Tu 5/2-5/23 6:30-7:30P 160609-06 Tu 6/6-6/27 6:30-7:30P 160609-07 Tu 7/11-8/1 6:30-7:30P 160609-08 Tu 8/8-8/29 6:30-7:30P Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Rosalie “Lokalia” Stearns – certified Kuma Hula

Middle Eastern Dance/Belly Dance (Ages 18+) Let’s explore the art and history of Middle Eastern Dance. You will learn traditional Egyptian and Turkish styles. Class focus is on proper posture to promote balance and flexibility through movement. Wear comfortable clothing, shoes are optional. 140719-05 Tu 5/2-5/23 2:30-3:30P 140719-07 Tu 7/11-8/1 2:30-3:30P 140719-08 Tu 8/8-8/29 2:30-3:30P Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount Instructor: Jan Lowry

Intermediate Adult Tap Dance (Ages 16+) Dust your tap shoes off, and come join the fun in our Intermediate Tap class! This tap dance class is a blend of Broadway and Rhythm tap for experienced tap dancers. The class will consist of accurate tap dance technique, along with working on better balance techniques. Tap dancing has been shown to stimulate brain activity, helping to improve hand eye coordination, math skills, and response time. It’s fun, lively, and teaches rhythm skills. The class uses a syl-labus from Dance Master’s of America. 140609-05 W 5/3-5/24 6:30-7:30P 140609-06 W 6/7-6/28 6:30-7:30P Location: Jammin’ Dance and Fitness 6090 Enterprise Dr, Diamond Springs Fee: $53/$48 with CP resident discount Instructor: Kay Lenhart

Wellness

Discovering Your Past Lives (Ages 18+) How are your past lives affecting your cur-rent life? Recalling a past life can assist a person to uncover the events in past lives which cause the unwanted, non-useful behaviors and chronic problems in this life. Past life healing specifically targets core root issues that can influence a person’s behavior, attitudes, likes and dis-likes, relationships, phobias, and virtually every aspect of life. If pain from the past is not recognized, processed, and ultimately released, the wound continues to infect the current life until healed. The main purpose of recalling past life experiences is to help you resolve issues that are pre-venting you from living your life fully in the present. 140134-5A Su 5/21 10-11A 140134-06 Tu 5/23 7:30-8:30P Location: Satori Health & Hypnotherapy 4058 Flying C Rd #11, Cameron Park Fee: $12/$7 with CP resident discount Instructor: DJ Lenson, Satori Health

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ADULT CLASSESGuided Imagery (Ages 18+) In this class, you will learn to de-stress and draw upon all of your mind’s inner resources, at both the conscious and subconscious level, so you can create the changes, achieve the goals you choose and to bring about measurable positive changes in both your body and mind.140120-05 M 5/1-5/22 6:30-7:30P 140120-5A Sa 5/6-5/27 6-7A 140120-06 M 6/5-6/26 6:30-7:30P 140120-6A Sa 6/3-6/24 6-7A Location: Satori Health & Hypnotherapy 4058 Flying C Rd #11, Cameron Park Fee: $64/$59 with CP resident discount Instructor: DJ Lenson, Satori Health

What is Hypnotherapy and how can it help me?(Ages 18+) Most of our programming comes from childhood, good or bad. However, it is the bad programming that our fears/phobias, unhealthy relationships, depression, and stinkin thinkin comes from which holds us back in life. Hypnotherapy is astound-ingly successful. It gets right to the root of the problem and will rapidly overcome the old issues that have been holding us back from being successful. It doesn’t matter whether you’ve had the problem for 20 years or 20 minutes. It’s all the same. Come and enjoy a new way of thinking!140135-05 Tu 5/23 6:30-7:30P 140135-06 Su 5/21 9-10A Location: Satori Health & Hypnotherapy 4058 Flying C Rd #11, Cameron Park Fee: $12/$7 with CP resident discount Instructor: DJ Lenson, Satori Health

ArtCathie’s Paint Parties (Ages 18+) Want to paint your own masterpiece? Each budding artist will create a ready to hang 11 x 14 canvas painting instructed by artist, Cathie Urquhart in a fun-filled 3 hour class. All supplies will be provided for your project. Theme: Spring Walk 140102-05 Sa 5/13 10A-1P Theme: Special Bird 140102-06 Sa 6/10 10A-1P Theme: Watermelon Picnic 140102-07 Sa 7/8 10A-1P Theme: A Walk to the Beach 140102-08 Sa 8/5 10A-1P Location: CSD Community Center Fee: $42/$37 with CP residentInstructor: Cathie Urquhart

You have Photos? We Have Solutions! Organize and Scan your Photos, Albums and Treasured Documents(Ages 18+) Do you have boxes, bags, and albums full of family photos and memorabilia that needs to be sorted, organized and scanned? Here is your opportunity to bring the photos to class, where you will learn the ABC’s of photo organizing.After sorting and organizing your boxes of photos, you will choose some of your favorite photos for a free digital scan-ning. At the end of this class you will walk away with 80-100 scanned photos, or six photo album slides, to add to your digital collection. You are encouraged to bring a flash drive or an external drive to class for transporting your scanned memories. Bring your laptop if you need help creating folders/albums for your scanned photos. 140418-06 W 6/14 9:30A-12P 140418-08 Tu 8/8 6-8:30P Location CSD Community Center Fee: $37/$32 with CP resident discount Instructor: Judy Bujold

Creating Photo Memory Books and Exploring Digital Scrapbooking (Ages 18+) Have you ever wanted to create a Digital Memory Book to share for remember-ing a special occasion, vacation, or other significant event? In this class, you will learn the step by step process on how to make your own custom Photo Memory Book using Mixbook.com, an Internet-based image publishing service. Upload your favorite photos and then select a theme and a design that will make your memories pop! Bring your laptop with an external drive or flash drive that contains a folder/album loaded with up to 50 digital photos that you are considering for your Photo Memory Book. You can also scan up to 20 printed photos in class to add to your collection. At the end of the class, you will be ready to continue creating your Custom Photo Memory Book, preserving your most meaningful memories for you and your family to love for generations. Class requires a laptop and knowledge of how to connect to the internet through Wi-Fi access. 140419-05 Tu 5/23 5:30-9P 140419-07 W 7/12 9A-12:30P Location CSD Community Center Fee: $52/$47 with CP resident discount Instructor: Judy Bujold

Paint & A Splash Too! (Ages 18+) We offer a completely comfortable and relaxing atmosphere where you and your friends can enjoy each other’s company while Terri, Maggie and Sherry guide you through a 2 hour class using acrylic on canvas. Two separate classes offer two different painting choices, examples are available in the CSD office. All materials are included. 140101-07 Sa 7/8 10A-12P Painting – Starfish 140101-08 Sa 8/5 10A-12P Painting – Sunset Location: El Dorado Hills Senior Center 990 Lassen Drive, EDH Fee: $37/$32 with CP resident discount Instructor: Terri Haverty, Maggie Bosch & Sherry Pavloff

Cameron Park Library Events

2500 Country Club Drive 530-621-5500

www.eldoradolibrary.org

Summer Reading Challenge theme is “Build a Better World” - All ages - All sum-mer long - Free

Programs at the Cameron Park Library are sponsored by our Friends of the LibraryThe most favorite program, “Wild Things”, will be hosted at the CSD on Wednesday, August 2 at 10:30 am

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Closet Makeover (Ages 18+) Declutter, simplify & save money. Are you tired of the chaos in your closet? Let Image Consultant Blair Massey teach you how to identify what works and what doesn’t, clear the clutter and get organized, discover your closet’s hidden treasures, create more looks with fewer pieces, build a wardrobe that supports your lifestyle, cut down on impulse buy-ing, shop smart and save money. Learn to make sound wardrobe choices that stop frustration and bring peace to your daily dressing. $2 material fee payable to instructor. 140116-02 Th 8/24 6:30-8:30P Location: CSD Community Center Fee: $32/$27 with CP resident discount Instructor: Blair Massey, Image Consultant

FREE! UCCE Master Gardener Public Education Classes In partnership with the Cameron Park Community Services District. Classes held at the Cameron Park Community Center

Turning Dirt into Gold Nurturing soil is one of the best things you can do as a gardener. Plants thrive in soil that is teeming with life. Learn why this really matters and how to modify your soils to improve plant health and reduce disease and pests.Wednesday 5/10 9A-12P

Control of Invasive and Noxious Weeds Common to El Dorado County Join the El Dorado County Master Gardeners to learn about highly aggres-sive non-native weeds which have been introduced into our county. These weeds displace natives, decrease wildlife habitat, and reduce recreational and land values. Discover ways to identify, control, and report invasive weeds of countywide con-cern. Then, take a look at weeds com-monly found in the home landscape, their culture, and control strategies. Wednesday 6/14 9A-12P

All About Berries (Master Gardeners & Master Food Preservers) There is nothing better than harvesting juicy, sweet berries out of your own garden. Join MG’s and MFP’s Cindy Young and Cheryl Knapp as they share their knowl-edge on the benefits of growing home-grown berries. Topics will include selection, planting, fertilizing, pruning, and a few ideas on how to use all those berries. Wednesday 7/12 9A-12P

Stone Fruit: From Garden to Table (Master Gardeners & Master Food Preservers) Master Gardeners and Master Food Preservers combine their knowledge in this class on stone fruit. Master Gardeners will discuss the care and feeding of stone fruit trees, and how to manage the most common diseases and pests in our area. Then, Master Food Preservers will show you how to preserve your garden bounty in fun and creative ways, from basic canned fruit to chutneys and BBQ sauces. Wednesday 8/9 9A-12P

Legal ProgramDo You Need Estate Planning? (Ages 18+) Attorney Clara Yang will address impor-tant legal issues that we will all face at some point in our lives, and will give you step by step advice on avoiding poten-tial pitfalls. Her discussions will include Wills, Living Trusts, Special Needs Trusts, Durable Power of Attorney, Specific Power of Attorney, Advanced Health Care Directives, and how to use these estate planning documents to avoid court pro-ceedings (probate, guardianship, conser-vatorship), minimize taxes, preserve the maximum amount of wealth possible for your loved ones, and to protect the inter-est of your minor children and disabled loved ones. 140154-05 Tu 5/16 5-6:30P 140154-08 W 8/16 6:30-8P Location: CSD Community Center Fee: $17 Instructor: Clara Yang, Attorney at Law

Social Security: How to Pay Less or Nothing in Taxes (Ages 18+) Whether you are 55 or 75, there are ways you can minimize or eliminate income taxes on your social security benefits. Come to this informative workshop to learn effective ways to keep more of your hard earned money. A question/answer period is also included. 140149-06 6/15 6:30-8P Location: CSD Community Center Fee: $17/$12 with CP resident discount Instructor: William Corley

Adult SportsAdult Tennis Adult Starters with goal of Rallying and Beginning Play 140322-05 Th 5/11-6/1 5:30-6:30P Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discount Adult Summer Tennis Clinics

Adult Starters/Re-Starters For Starters/Re-Starters with goal of Rallying and Beginning Play 140322-06 Th 6/8-6/29 6-7P 140322-07 Th 7/13-8/3 6-7P Fee: $69/$64 with CP resident discount

Grand Slam Tennis Mixers Organized Round Robin Play by abilities 3.0+ with handicap bisques $12/Event plus a New Can of Balls. French Open440321-05 Sa 5/27 9:30-11:30A Wimbledon Whites/Woody Mixer440321-07 Sa 7/1 9:30-11:30A US Open Mixer440321-09 Sa 9/2 9:30-11:30A Location: Tennis Courts – Cameron Park Lake Fee: $12/per mixer Instructor: Andrew Webb

ADULT CLASSES/SPORTS

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ADULT SPORTS/SAFETY CLASSESNEW! Intermediate Pickleball (Ages 18+)Improve on your pickelball game. 150721-05 Tu,Th 4/18-4/27 12-1P Location: CSD Gym Fee: $64 Instructor: Doug Koch

Adult Tuesday Basketball League(Ages 18+) 140356-04 Spring Tu 5/2-6/20First game 6:30P 140356-07 Summer Tu 7/11-8/29 First game 6:30P Location: CSD Gym Fee: $425/session/team Register teams or sign up on a free agents list – no cost until placed on a team.

Adult Softball (Ages 18+) Adult Softball is continuing in the Summer of 2017!! We are looking for teams to fill our Monday men’s, Tuesday men’s, and Thursday co-ed leagues. Games will be played at Rasmussen Park, first game starts at 5:45pm. Gather your friends, co-workers, and family to form a team and compete! Upper and lower divisions are available for all nights. Registration packets and information are available online at cameronpark.org or at the CSD office. Summer Men’s Leagues440302-13 M 6/19-8/14 (No games 7/3) 440302-14 Tu 6/20-8/15 (No games 7/4) Co-ed League440302-15 Th 6/30-8/17 Location: Rasmussen Park Early Bird Fee: $450/league/team After May 26 – Fee is $470/league/team Full payment and a completed roster are required at time of registration.

Safety ClassesCPR/First Aid & Babysitting Classes Instructor: Rescue Training Institute Location: 13405 Folsom Blvd, Ste 150 Folsom (916) 939-2277 Please bring a valid pic-ture ID to class. No walk-ins. Registration closes 48 hours before class. Certification cards are issued by mail after class.

Heartsaver Adult/Child/Infant CPR & AED (Ages 16+) 160124-05 Sa 5/6 8-11A 160124-06 Sa 6/3 8-11A 160124-07 Sa 7/8 8-11A 160124-08 Sa 8/5 8-11A Fee: $62/$57 with CP resident discount

Heartsaver Adult/Child/Infant CPR & AED (Ages 12+) 160116-05 Sa 5/6 8A-12P 160116-06 Sa 6/3 8A-12P 160116-07 Sa 7/8 8A-12P 160116-08 Sa 8/5 8A-12P Fee: $67/$62 with CP resident discount

Heartsaver Adult/Child/Infant CPR, AED & First Aid (Ages 16+)160126-05 Sa 5/6 8A-3P 160126-06 Sa 6/3 8A-3P 160126-07 Sa 7/8 8A-3P 160126-08 Sa 8/5 8A-3P Fee: $77/$72 with CP resident discount

Basic Life Support CPR &AED (Ages 12+)Class is intended for present and future EMS, Medical, Dental & Allied Health pro-fessionals. 160131-05 Sa 5/13 8A-12:30P 160131-5A Sa 5/20 8A-12:30P 160131-06 Sa 6/10 8A-12:30P 160131-6A Sa 6/17 8A-12:30P 160131-07 Sa 7/15 8A-12:30P 160131-7A Sa 7/22 8A-12:30P 160131-08 Sa 8/12 8A-12:30P 160131-8A Sa 8/19 8A-12:30P Fee: $67/$62 with CP resident discount

Heartsaver First Aid Only(Ages 12+) 160130-05 Sa 5/6 1-3P 160130-06 Sa 6/3 1-3P 160130-07 Sa 7/8 1-3P 160130-08 Sa 8/5 1-3P Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount

Basic Life Support CPR Skills Session Heartsaver CPR & AED (Ages 12+) Prerequisite: Separate purchase and com-pletion of the OnlineAHA.org Healthcare Provider CPR/AED online course. Bring the Completion Certificate to class. 160121-05 Sa 5/13 1-2P 160121-5A Sa 5/20 1-2P 160121-06 Sa 6/10 1-2P 160121-6A Sa 6/10 1-2P 160121-07 Sa 7/15 1-2P160121-7A Sa 7/15 1-2P 160121-08 Sa 8/19 1-2P Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount

Print competitions occur 3 times a year. They are open to anyone but there is a small entry fee. Monthly Challenges happen throughout the year. The rules for these competi-tions can be found on the website http://www.eldoradocameraclub.com/and the email for the club is EDCC.newsletter@gmail.com.

Thursday, May 18-7P Print competitionThursday, June 22-7P Regular Meeting Thursday, August 17-7P Regular Meeting

El Dorado Camera Club gives back to the community by taking photos

at district events and activities.

Join the El Dorado Camera Club!

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Lifeguard Class Get your Lifeguard Certification in just 2 ½ days! This new accelerated blended learning Lifeguard Program allows you to start your training right away. Learn the knowledge and skills needed to help prevent and respond to aquatic emer-gencies. Through videos, group discus-sion and hands-on practice, you’ll learn patron rescue and surveillance skills, land and water rescue skills, as well as first aid and CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers. Class Prerequisites: Must be at least 15 years old and pass certain swimming requirements. Certification is good for 2 years. Friday, April 21 – 5:30-9PSaturday, April 22 & Sunday, April 23 8A-5:30P Fee $235 Friday, May 5 – 5:30-9PSaturday, May 6 & Sunday, May 7 8A-5:30P Fee $235 Saturday, May 21 & Sunday, May 22 8A-6P Fee $235 Saturday, June 10 & Sunday, June 11 8A-6P Fee $235 Saturday, June 24 & Sunday, June 25 8A-6P Fee $235

Waterfront LG The purpose of the Waterfront Skills module is to teach lifeguards the skills and knowledge needed to prevent and respond to emergencies in nonsurf, open-water areas found at public parks, resorts, summer camps and camp-grounds. Participants must be currently certified as a Lifeguard/First Aid/CPR/AED to take this module. Certification is valid for 2 years. Friday, June 23 9A-2P Fee - $69

Lifeguard Re-Certification Class Current Lifeguards can renew your Lifeguard CPR/AED & First Aid certifica-tion FAST with this class. You’ll complete your online program by watching videos, answering questions, and reviewing your Lifeguard participant manual. We’ll then focus your in-person training time with hands on CPR/AED & First Aid skill reviews and then we’ll get in the pool to review & practice your water rescue skills. At the end of the day, you’ll test out of the program by successfully per-forming water rescue scenarios. Must pass current swim requirements. Certification is good for 2 years. Saturday, May 13 9A-6PFee $129

Title 22 for Current Certified Lifeguards This course provides California Lifeguards with a certification course that meets the ADVANCE first aid train-ing requirements found in Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations. The course content and activities will help prepare participants to make appropri-ate decisions about the care to provide in an emergency. Participants must be currently certified as a Lifeguard/First Aid/CPR/AED to take this abbreviated course. No pre-work is required for this class. Certification is valid for 3 years.Friday, May 12 – 5:30-9PSaturday, May 13 – 9A-4:30P Fee $139 Monday, June 26 & Tuesday, June 27 12-5P Fee $139

Information and registration for classes visit http://safetytrainingpros.com/lifeguard-certification/

Aquatic Safety Classes held at the Cameron Park CSD

PREPARE FOR A SUMMER OR SEASONAL JOB

SAFETY CLASSESBasicPlus CPR/AED/First Aid Skills Session (Ages 12+) Prerequisite: Completion of Medic First Aid online course. We provide a link to the online class. Bring the Completion Certificate to class 160125-05 Sa 5/13 3-4P 160125-5A Sa 5/20 3-4P 160125-06 Sa 6/10 3-4P 160125-6A Sa 6/17 3-4P 160125-07 Sa 7/15 3-4P 160125-7A Sa 7/22 3-4P 160125-08 Sa 8/19 3-4P Fee: $67/$62 with CP resident discount

Pediatric CPR First & First Aid(Ages 12+) Infant, Child, & Adult CPR and First aid. This class is EMSA approved for daycare/preschool providers. We are required to affix their approval stickers to your card at a cost of $6, pay-able at class. $10 Materials fee paid in class 160117-05 M,Tu 5/8 & 5/9 5:30-9:30P 160117-5A Sa 5/27 8A-5P 160117-06 Sa 6/24 8A-5P 160117-07 M,Tu 7/17 & 7/18 5:30-9:30P 160117-7A Sa 7/29 8A-5P 160117-08 Sa 8/26 8A-5P Fee: $82/$77 with CP resident discount

Child and Babysitting Safety (Ages 11-15) A course for building a safe and success-ful babysitting business. Covers getting started, leadership, caregiving, safety & prevention, playtime, and first aid tips. No CPR training in this class, see Babysitting CPR. Participation card received. No certi-fication card forthis class. $5 materials fee paid in class. 130115-05 Tu,W 5/9 & 5/10 5:30-8:30P 130115-06 Tu,W 6/6 & 6/7 5:30-8:30P 130115-6A Tu,W 6/20 & 6/21 5:30-8:30P 130115-07 Tu,W 7/11 & 7/12 5:30-8:30P 130115-7A Tu,W 7/25 & 7/26 5:30-8:30P 130115-08 Tu,W 8/8 & 8/9 5:30-8:30P 130115-8A Tu,W 8/22 & 8/23 5:30-8:30P Fee: $62/$57 with CP resident discount

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SAFETY CLASSES/MATURE ADULTSBabysitting CPR (Ages 11-15) Teaches child & infant CPR. Participation card received. No certification card for this class. $5 materials fee paid in class. 130116-05 F 5/12 5-7P 130116-06 F 6/9 5-7P 130116-6A F 6/23 5-7P 130116-07 F 7/14 5-7P 130116-08 F 8/11 5-7P 130116-8A F 8/25 5-7P Fee: $42/$37 with CP resident discount

All above classes are held at Rescue Training Institute.

Hunter Safety (Ages 10+) An all day class. Please bring a #2 pencil and a lunch. Obtain class book from CSD and/or study online at www.cdfw.ca.gov. Complete the self-study quiz end of book as it will help you pass the test at end of class. You will receive your Hunter Education Certificate same day. Classroom instruc-tion includes ethics, wildlife management, conservation, sportsmanship, ecology and firearms. Ten commandments of firearm safety. All students are required to obtain a California Get Outdoors ID (GO ID) prior to registering for California Hunter Education courses. Please visit https://wildlife.ca.gov/Hunter-Education/GetGOID to obtain ID. This ID number is needed when registering for specific date of the class. $10 supply fee payable to instructor.Students must be registered for the class with BOTH the Fish & Wildlife and the CSD. 160105-05 Su 5/7 8:30A-5:30P 160105-06 Su 6/25 8:30A-5:30P 160105-07 Su 7/16 8:30A-5:30P 160105-08 Su 8/6 8:30A-5:30P Location: Community Center Fee: $15 Instructor: Larry Nelson

Mature AdultsTai Chi for Better Balance (Ages 55+) “Moving for Better Balance” is a simplified 8 form program developed by Dr. Fuzhong Li of the Oregon Research Institute which focuses on mental/physical musculoskeletal conditioning, cardiovascu-lar function, flexibility, stability, and balance. This program includes warm up exercises, practice of Tai Chi forms, cool down and meditation, and includes a monthly assess-ment of participant’s condition based on selected physical tests. No Tai Chi experi-ence is necessary, it’s a good way to make new friends and enjoy physical conditioning in a melodic atmosphere. $5 supply fee payable to instructor for documents on Tai Chi, stretching, and basic balance. 150712-05 Tu 5/2-5/23 1:30-2:30P 150712-06 Tu 6/6-6/27 1:30-2:30P 150712-07 Tu 7/11-8/1 1:30-2:30P 150712-08 Tu 8/8-8/29 1:30-2:30P Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $35/$30 with CP resident discount Instructor: Roy Imai

Modified Zumba® (Ages 50+) Perfect for active older adults who are look-ing for a modified Zumba® class that recre-ates the original moves you love at a lower intensity. The design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba® choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion and coordination. Come ready to sweat, and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong. Class focuses on all elements of fitness: cardiovascular, muscular condition-ing, flexibility and balance. 150725-05 T/Th 5/2-5/30 9-10A 150725-06 T/Th 6/1-6/29 9-10A 150725-07 T/Th 7/6-7/27 9-10A 150725-08 T/Th 8/1-8/31 9-10A Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $50/$45 with CP resident discount ** Can only attend one class per week? Fee: $35/$30 with CP resident discount Instructor: Monica Chong

GAMES, LECTURES, AND PERSONAL SUPPORT

Join us every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in the 50+ Room, located at the Cameron Park Community Center (CSD) Mondays – Games 10A, Bridge 1-3PTuesdays – Games 10AWednesday – Quilting 9A – 12P Learn to quilt or improve your quilt-ing skills. All are welcome to attend. Bridge – 9:30A-12:30P Thursday – Games 10A

Join us in the 50+ Room, located at the Cameron Park Community Center (CSD) Games include: Rummikub, Mexican Train, Pinochle, Hand & Foot, Cribbage, Etc. or bring a game of your own.

REGULAR MONTHLY PROGRAMS INCLUDE:

• Brain Health/Activities - 2nd Tuesday of the month - 10:30A

• Gift Card Play Day – 3rd Thursday of the month - 10A to 12P All win-ners for that day will win a gift card.

• Game Day sponsored by Cameron Park Newcomers – 4th Tuesday of the month - 10A

For information on other monthly speakers and special events check the CPCSD website or the 50+ Room flyer, located on the information table at the CSD.

50+ ROOM - JOIN THE FUN!

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MATURE ADULTSSenior Fitness Strength & Stability This class is designed for the older, active adult that incorporates balance techniques with strength and cardio exercises. Over time you will feel more steady and con-fident as you move through your daily activities. Need to exercise in the chair? No problem! We’ve got you covered. 150710-05 M 5/1-5/22 11-11:45A 150710-06* M 6/5-6/26 11-11:45A 150710-07 M 7/10-7/31 11-11:45A 150710-08 M 8/7-8/28 11-11:45A * No class 6/19 Location: CSD Dance Studio Fee: $35/$30 with CP resident discount * June Fee: $29/$24 with CP resident discount Instructor: Sue Reed

Medicare 101 Understanding Medicare and Medicare Supplements (Ages 60+) Are you preparing to enter the world of Medicare or planning for retirement? Need to make a change? 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 and D. You will also learn about the role of supplemental insurance plans A-N, also known as “Medi-Gap”, Medicare Advantage Plans and proposed changes for 2017 and beyond. Class is for educational purposes only, this is NOT a sales seminar. 150100-06 Th 6/15 10-11:30A 150100-07 Th 7/13 10-11:30A 150100-08 Th 8/17 10-11:30A Location: CSD Social Room Fee: $7 Instructor: Stacy Iseminger

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 the Cameron Park Community Center. Class is presented in two 4-hour blocks. May: Monday, May 8th & Thursday, May 11th 8:30A-12:30P August: Monday, August 7th(4 hr refresher course) 8:30A-1P This class will keep you up to date on cur-rent 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 pay-ment, is required as class size is limited to 20 participants. Call the El Dorado County Senior Center at 530-621-6333 or Ralph Hern at 530-626-5268 for additional infor-mation and to reserve your spot. Forms for the class are available at the CSD office.

Free Senior Legal Counseling Diana Steele from Senior Legal Services will be available to help with legal matters that seniors may have. Senior Legal Services attorneys meet with seniors individually to provide information and assistance with a wide variety of specific problems including: • Estate Planning • Public Benefits • Consumer Issues • Health Care • Real Property • Abuse and Exploitation Please call 530-621-6154 to schedule an appointment Appointments are currently available on: W 5/17 10A-2P W 6/21 10A-2P W 7/19 10A-2P W 8/16 10A-2P Location: Community Center

Senior Nutrition Program The Senior Nutrition program is held at the Cameron Park Community Services District on Mondays and Fridays from 12-12:30pm. Suggested donation $3.

FREE! Lunch!Come have lunch prepared by Chef Diann of Ponté Palmero at the Community Center. Please join the Ponté Palmero Directors Rachel Amador, Tiffany Ortega and Greg Kasner on Wednesday, May 3rd. Lunch will be served at 12P. There will be music, food and fun for all! The next lunch is scheduled for Wednesday, August 2nd at 12P. Please call 530-677-2231 to reserve your space today.

Speaker SeriesCameron Park Community Center.

Refreshments will be provided. Call 530-677-2231 to reserve a spot.

TALK ABOUT YOUR FINAL PLANS

Understanding the documents, costs, and process involved in mak-ing final arrangements can help you talk about your wishes and make plans now, without emotions get-ting in the way. Start a conversa-tion. Be clear about what you want and how you intend to pay for it. Get answers to your questions. Information only, nothing is pro-moted or sold. Friday, May 12th at 12:30pm.

Bring your friends for fun and laughs Bingo will be held the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 1-3P. $3 for 2 cards, $1 each additional card – 4 card limit. May 9th, June 13th, July 11th & August 8th.

- BINGO -

Bring a friend to lunch

The 1st Monday of the month at 12:30P there will be a guest speaker.

May 1st “History of Bicycling and Growing

Community Bicycling Activity”

Topics to be announced: June 5th, July 3rd & August 7th.

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TRIPS/FACILITY INFORMATION

The Cameron Park Community Services District serves a broad audience and would like to thank our annual sponsors for theirsupport. Please visit the inside back cover for sponsors’ logos

and be sure to support these businesses. Advertising sponsors can be viewed on pages 12, 13, 18 & 19. Please visit cameronpark.org for ad space opportunities.

THANK YOU DISTRICT ANNUAL SPONSORS!

New England Rails & TrailsFeaturing Boston, Vermont, New Hampshire & Maine, departing October 4, 2017 for 8 days, Wednesday – Wednesday. Tour Highlights 2 Rail Journeys –Conway Scenic Railroad & Mount Washington Cog Railways, Boston City Tour, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, North Conway, NH, Billing Farm & Museum, Woodstock, Maple Sugar Farm, Ben & Jerry’s Factory, Shelburne Museum, Portland, Maine, Casco Bay Cruise, Lobster Farewell Dinner, Kancamagus Highway, Quechee Gorge, 3-2 night stays. Inclusions Roundtrip Airfare –SMF; Roundtrip Transfers – SMF; 11 Meals: 7 Breakfasts, & 4 Dinners; Daily Sightseeing, Admissions per Itinerary; Deluxe Motorcoach; Hotel transfers & Baggage Handling Accommodations 7 night hotel accommodations- 1 night in Boston Area, 2 nights in North Conway, NH, 2 nights in Stowe or Burlington, VT and 2 nights in Portland, Maine. Tour Rates: $2975 per per-son double + $875 Single Supplement.Make your Final Payment 75 days prior by check & receive $200 per couple/$100 per person Booking Discount!

Country Roads of TuscanyFeaturing 9 days, 7 nights in Tuscany, Italy departing November 7, 2017 for 9 days, Tuesday – Wednesday. Tour Highlights 7 nights at one hotel in Tuscany; Montecatini-Terme; Siena; Tuscany Winery Visit & Tasting; Florence City Tour; Academy Gallery- Statue of David; Pisa; Leaning Tower of Pisa; Lucca; San Gimignano, Cooking Class with Lunch & Chianti Wine; Two Days at Leisure. Inclusions Roundtrip Airfare- SMF, Roundtrip Transfers - SMF; International Air Departure Taxes/Fuel, 11 Meals –7 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch & 2 Dinners, Professional Tour Director; Motorcoach Transportation, Admissions per Itinerary, Comprehensive Sightseeing, and Baggage Handling. Accommodations 7 Nights – First Class Hotel – Hotel Settentrionale Esplanade or Hotel Puccini, Montecatini, Italy Tour Rates: $3195 per person double + $375 Single Supplement. Make your Final Payment 75 days prior by check & receive $200 per cou-ple/ $100 per person Booking Discount! –August 23, 2017.

Trip Presentationsby Premier World

DiscoveryCome and attend a presentation on the trips planned for the upcoming year on Monday, May 8 at the Community Center at 10:30am. Kris Adams will be here to highlight what tours will be offered for travel in the upcoming months.

FREE!

Senior Lunch Mondays and Fridays at CSD Community Center

Tuesdays and Thursdays at Church of the Foothills

2380 Merrychase Drive.

Lunch begins at 12P. Suggested donation $3.

Community Center

Our Cameron Park Community Center has a large assembly hall, gymnasium, state-of-the-art commer-cial kitchen, pool, and classrooms to provide you with the perfect location for your facility rental. The Community Center provides a blank canvas for your wedding, birthday party, corpo-rate meeting, and other special events at competitive rental rates. Cameron Park Lake

Are you looking for the perfect venue to hold your outdoor/rustic wedding or event? The Cameron Park Lake includes a gorgeous gazebo, perfect for a ceremony, and a large picnic area that is holds up to 250 people for a reception.

Contact the district for more information on facility rentals at (530) 677-2231.

Whether it’s for business or pleasure, our facilities offer something

for everyone!

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CSD Board of DirectorsScott McNeil, PresidentHolly Morrison, Vice-PresidentAmy BlackmonMargaret MohrGreg Stanton

Board meetings are held the third Wednesday of every month at 6:30pm at the Cameron Park Community Center.

District StaffFire Battalion Chiefs:Bob Counts, AdministrationMike Smith, Fire MarshallJ.R. Hichborn, Parks SuperintendentTina Helm, Recreation SupervisorMiranda Nelson, Marketing/Community Outreach SpecialistLyle Eickert, CC&R Compliance Officer

Cameron Park Community Services District provides:• Administration Services• Fire Services• Emergency Medical Services• Parks and Facilities• Recreation Programs and Facility Rentals• Lighting and Landscape • CC&R Compliance Review and Enforcement• Architectural Review• Disposal Contract Services

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

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Cameron Park Community and Aquatic Center 2502 Country Club Drive M-F 8am-10pm • • • • • 4.1

Cameron Park Lake 2989 Cambridge Road Dawn-Dusk • • • • • • • • • 56

Christa McAuliffe Park & Skate Park 2400 Merrychase Drive Dawn-Dusk • • • • • • 7

Dave West Park Crazy Horse Drive Dawn-Dusk • • • 6.2

Gateway Park Cambridge Drive Dawn-Dusk • 13

Hacienda Park Cameron Park Drive Dawn-Dusk • • • • 4.9

Rasmussen Park Mira Loma Drive Dawn-Dusk • • • • • • 10

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Cameron Park Community Services District2502 Country Club Dr. • Phone: 530-677-2231 Fax: 530-677-2201

www.cameronpark.org Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm

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

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

Please make checks payable to CPCSD Total Fees enclosed $ ___________

Visa /Mastercard/American Express #___________________________________________

Exp. Date:__________________3 digit security Code:________

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

Today’s Date:_____________ Participant’s Signature________________________________ (Parent or Guardian if under 18)30

EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

For Office Use Only Receipt # ____________________

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Cameron Park Community Services District

Go OnlineVisit our web page

www.cameronpark.org

Mail InTo CSD office

2502 Country Club Dr. Cameron Park 95682

Phone InTo CSD office530-677-2231M-F 8am-5pm

In PersonStop by and register at the CSD office at;

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

2017 Community Sponsors … and Growing!

2014 Community Sponsors...and growing!

It’s about you.

2014 Community Sponsors...and growing!

It’s about you.

2014 Community Sponsors...and growing!

It’s about you.

2014 Community Sponsors...and growing!

It’s about you.

2014 Community Sponsors...and growing!

It’s about you.

2014 Community Sponsors...and growing!

It’s about you.

2014 Community Sponsors...and growing!

It’s about you.

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Cameron Park Community FoundationThe Cameron Park Community Foundation, a 501(c)3, is an opportunity for community members to support “people, parks and programs.” Your donations and commitment to the community can provide for:

We want to welcome your ideas to build community in a meaningful way! Please email us your ideas at cpcsd@cameronpark.org.

Creating Community Through People, Parks & Programs

• 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!)

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Dear Postal Customer

Cameron Park Community Services District2502 Country Club DriveCameron Park, CA 95682

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Cameron Park Community CamPout

A family event! Spend the night at the lake! Bring your own camping gear and enjoy a night under the stars complete with swimming, a BBQ, crafts, old fashioned campfire, stargazing, plus breakfast in the morning. Pre-registration required, $35 per family up to 4, $10 each additional member.

Saturday, July 22 – Sunday, July 23Cameron Park Lake • 2989 Cambridge Road

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Welcome to Summer

FREE SWIM! LOTS OF

ACTIVITIES!Plan your summer at this event and register for a variety of fun summer adventures including pool passes, swim lessons, summer camps, summer programs, special events and more! Save your spot and purchase your Summer Spectacular wrist bands! Also, enjoy food and vendor booths, giveaways, and a thank you to our community sponsors.

Saturday, May 27th •12-5pmCameron Park Community

and Aquatic Center2502 Country Club Drive

FREE!admission

Saturday, May 6th, 9am - 3pmCameron Park Community Center

This large, indoor/outdoor show is the ultimate place to shop for antiques, hand-made crafts, and garden accessories! • Garden Art • Jewelry • Plants • Home Decor & More!

Remember, Mother’s Day is coming up!

The best Fireworks show in El Dorado County!!

Park your car and ride the shuttle to the lake. Enjoy swimming at the lagoon, refreshments, food, vendors, exhibitors, kid’s carnival, contests, music by Ray ‘Catfish’ Copeland Band and Superlicious, an 80’s flashback cover band. Wrap up the evening with a stunning fireworks show over the lake! Entrance $4 in advance or $6 at the gate.

summer sPecTAcuLAr 2017

food, music & fireworks