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Gibson Ranch — Civil War Days Experience
Gibson Ranch Regional Park is hosting
their annual Civil War Days Experience on
May 1, 2015 – May 3, 2015. This unique
YEARS!
IN THIS ISSUE
Antelope Lions Scholarships................ 3
Sunrise Recreation & Park District ..... 4
From Your County Supervisor ............. 5
Center Joint Unified School District ... 6
Center Booster Club ............................. 7
exhibition is a great opportunity for students
and families to get a “hands on” introduction
to how life was in the 1860s. Last year over
antelopenews.com
2,000 children had the chance to meet reenactors who were on hand to showcase camp
life, village life, health care, cooking and to
recreate actual skirmishes between Union
and Confederate forces. Infantry, cavalry
and cannons are there for all to experience.
On Friday, May 1, 2015, rain or
shine, the park is dedicated to provide an
educational venue for hundreds of school
children from this region. On Saturday, May
2rd and Sunday, May 3th, the park is open
to the public to visit Union, Confederate,
and Civilian Camps, enjoy parades, and
participate in photo ops with General Robert
E. Lee and President Lincoln, witness battle
reenactments, and more. Make a point to
come and experience this for yourself.
Gibson Ranch
8556 Gibson Ranch Rd., Elverta
$7 per person, under 10 yrs. free
Saturday, May 2nd • 9am - 5pm
Sunday, May 3rd • 9am - 3pm
Dry Creek School District .................... 8
Antelope Profiles .................................. 9
Antelope Library ................................. 10
Antelope Parent Boosters News ........ 10
Antelope High School Cheer ............. 10
Antelope Jr. Titan Cheerleaders ....... 11
California Capital Aquatics ................ 11
Heroes Big and Small of All Ages ..... 13
Antelope News Classifieds ................ 15
And Much More . . .
The General Federation of Women’s
Clubs Celebrates 125 Years!
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The General Federation
Child Labor Committee. National
of Women’s Clubs celebrates
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its 125th anniversary on April
Parks with our GFWC President
24th. The GFWC AntelopeMary Belle King Sherman on
North County is proud to be a
those committees. The GFWC
part of this the oldest women’s
had a woman on the delegation
volunteer organization in
to aid in the formation of the
the world. The GFWC was
United Nations. All the GFWC
federally charted by 56th
women’s clubs strongly supported
United States Congress. The
the “Violence Against Women
GFWC International’s project
Act” in Congress, 20 years ago,
for all of our clubs is domestic
The Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
violence awareness. This
that was signed in January 2009
has been in the spotlight
was supported by the GFWC
lately because of many of
and all of our member clubs.
our sports teams and their
We give scholarships to women
From left to right: Pat Harvey, Chris Herzog,
issues. It is an issue right
who are “Survivors of Domestic
Sonya Matthias, Dori Kelsey and Shannon Downs.
here in the Sacramento area
Violence” each year at our annual
They were the GFWC California Federation State delegation
with our three women’s
convention, putting our money
shelter’s that have overnight
where our mouth is to help women!
to the Capitol on February 26 on the Capitol Park Tree Project.
accommodations for victims
We are not just a club that
of violence and their families.
helps locally, which we proudly do.
Libraries credits the GFWC with starting 75%
Which we do support.
We also help nationally and internationally.
of the Nation’s libraries. Books and libraries
The GFWC and our 11 local clubs have
Our next meeting is April 11, Saturday at St.
are still as important to education and our
also supported local libraries. The Roseville
Andrews Church on Watt Ave. at 11:30 am.
children today as they were in 1890 when the
Women’s Improvement Club donated the
If this may be a place for you contact Dori at
GFWC began.
matching funds required to get a Carnegie
332-7133 or email antelopeCFWC@comcast.
Some of the other projects the GFWC and
library for Roseville in the 1920’s. All of our
net find us on Facebook at GFWC Antelopeour clubs have worked on are the California
clubs have supported libraries and in 2000 we
North County Women’s Club check out www.
Capitol Park Tree Project, and Pure Food &
donated 13.5 million dollars to libraries all
gfwc.org & www.cfwc.org we hope to see you
Drug Act of 1906, child labor laws with Jane
over the USA. The National Association of
at the next meeting.
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ANTELOPE NEWS • APRIL 2015
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The Antelope Lions Club is pleased to
offer the Antelope Lions Community Service
Scholarship to the high school seniors in the
Center Unified School District and Antelope
High School.
To be eligible for the scholarship students
must:
1. Be a graduating high school senior
within the Center Unified School District
or Antelope High School and a resident of
Antelope, CA 95843. (Applications based
upon residency will be determined by the
Antelope Lions Club, whose decision is final).
2. Be active in community service. Be
able to demonstrate how they set the example
for Service to their Community, beyond the
minimum necessary to graduate.
3. Have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher,
or a GPA of 3.0 or higher during the Spring
2015 semester
4. Plan on attending a school of higher
education beginning Fall of 2015. The student
may attend a technical school, trade school,
junior college, four-year University or other
type of post-secondary educational institution.
(Students will not be judged on their choice
of post secondary education.)
For application and more information,
please contact Lion Treasurer Jeri Wartena
at 916-760-3311.
Of the applications and essays meeting
the scholarship requirements a maximum
of four $500 scholarships may be awarded
to the (most deserving) graduating seniors
that demonstrate (show/display/provided)
exemplary service to the community.
The application deadline is April 20, 2015
Calling All
Antelope Lions!
Ever been a member of the Antelope
Lions Club between 1992 and 2015... Join us
for a Reunion Dinner!
Wednesday, April 29, 2015 • 6PM – 9PM
VFW Hall 3300 U Street, Antelope
Please email the Club at: Antelopelions@
yahoo.com
Or call us at:
916-905-7627 Or 916-628-8412
Please Join Us For An Evening of
good food, rembering old times, and great
conversation!
The Antelope Lions Club
meetings are held at the
VFW Hall 3300 U Street in
Antelope. Their meeting dates
are the 2nd & 4th Wednesday at
6:30pm. The Lions motto is “We
Serve.” For more information, please
call 916-905-7627, website: antelopelions.org
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Jessup Theatre to Perform
Steel Magnolias
William Jessup University will present
Robert Hartling’s Steel Magnolias beginning
Friday, April 17 at 8pm in the Academic
Warehouse.
The growing university’s Creative Arts
department will perform six shows of the
well-loved story centering around the bond of
friendship shared by six women in northwest
Louisiana. Other performances are Saturday,
April 18 at 8pm; Sunday, April 19 at 3pm;
Friday, April 24 at 8pm; Saturday, April 25 at
8pm and Sunday, April 26 at 3pm.
This marks the third production since
the department’s inception in 2013. Past
performances include Little Women and
White Christmas.
General admission is $15 and $10 for
students and alumni.
To purchase tickets visit http://www.jessup.
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Location: Antelope Crossing Middle
School. Dates: Thursday Evenings
Cost: $4 per session
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ANTELOPE NEWS • APRIL 2015
From Your County Supervisor
BY ROBERTA MACGLASHAN, Sacramento
County Supervisor - Chair
which took place at the Aerospace
On Saturday, March 14, over
Museum at McClellan Park. ABBA
300 people attended a fundraiser
was heavily engaged, and the event
to send the Antelope High School
could not have happened without
Titan Marching Band – and their
their exceptional volunteer effort.
instruments – to the National
The night of the event went
Independence Day Parade in
off without a hitch. Former-Sheriff
Washington, D.C. My office was
and local radio personality John
thrilled with the turnout, and
McGinness agreed to serve as our
very pleased to announce that the
Master of Ceremonies. We had a
event raised the remaining $45,000
Roberta
silent auction and an opportunity
necessary to complete the band’s
MacGlashan
drawing with prizes donated
fundraising needs. They are going
by individuals and businesses
to Washington!!
throughout the community and
This fundraiser was the
region. The Aerospace Museum provided
culmination of a year of excitement and anxiety
their venue free of charge.
as the Antelope Band Boosters’ Association
Not only did the band members volunteer
(ABBA) looked to meet the challenge of
to wait on all of the tables, they performed for
raising the funds necessary to accept an
those in attendance, under the direction of
invitation arranged by Congresswoman Doris
Band Director Sonora Mello.
Matsui to participate in the parade on the
I also want to thank the Sacramento
National Mall. This was a heavy lift, as the
Sheriff’s Department detectives and deputies,
band needed to come up with $160,000 in
who provided security for the event.
family participation and contributions.
Finally, I want to thank the donors. While
In January, ABBA had done an incredible
there are too many to list here, the event would
amount of work to raise a tremendous sum
not have been a success without their support.
of money, but they were still $45,000 short.
$45,000 in cash sponsorships were received,
Upon hearing this, my office reached out to
meaning the event had already reached its
ABBA and asked if we might assist with their
goal before the evening even started. I expect
fundraising. While we had hopes of filling the
that the event itself will have raised additional
remaining gap, we had no idea if we would be
funds for ABBA, and I know the students are
successful.
excited to go to Washington!
Over the past month, my Deputy Chief
I look forward to going myself, and am
of Staff Celia Coronado has worked closely
looking into travel options so that I might
with ABBA to plan the fundraising dinner,
CFW Foundation Awards
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be able to see them march in the parade this
summer.
If you would like to know more about
how you can support the band, or have other
questions or concerns for me, please do
not hesitate to email me at macglashanr@
saccounty.net. You may also call the office
at (916)874-5491 and my staff will be ready
to assist you. In the meantime, please
feel free to attend my regular community
cabinet meetings. In Antelope, we meet the
second Thursday of each month in the North
Highlands-Antelope Library at 6:30pm. In
April, we will hear a presentation from the
Director of Animal Control, Dave Dickinson.
I look forward to seeing you.
On March 18, 2015, the Center Unified
School District Board of Trustees held a
scholarship award ceremony during the Board
of Trustees meeting, honoring local Center
High School student Stephanie Fidomski.
The CFW Foundation has been established
by Caldwell Flores Winters, Inc. to provide
scholarships to graduating California high
school students to pursue their post-secondary
education. The scholarship program provides
opportunities for graduating California high
school students to apply for assistance to
attend four year colleges, technical schools,
and community colleges that provide programs
in their area.
The CFW Foundation has committed
to $500,000 in scholarship awards over time.
Approximately $400,000 has been awarded
over the last 8 years to 208 high school students
across California. This 2015 award cycle will
provide a total of $50,000 in scholarships to
26 high school students. Scholarship awards
range from $1,000 to $5,000 per student.
Stephanie Fidomski is a senior at Center
High School. Stephanie plans to attend
California State University of Sacramento to
pursue a career in law enforcement.
Superintendent Scott Loehr notes: “I
believe that Stephanie will be an incredible
success story and be the first in her family
to earn a college degree. I am proud of
her accomplishments and pleased with
the opportunity the CFW Foundation has
provided”.
Antelope Crossing
Middle School PTC
Shred Event
ACMS PTC Shred event is on May 2 from
9-12pm. Bring your boxes of paper down to the
bus zone for drive through shredding service.
Your boxes are shredded on site!! Donations
appreciated. We are also collecting used or
new shoes for a shoe drive. So clean out those
closets and drop them off to support ACMS.
Thank you for your donation of clothes
and shoes to the Angel Bin. We have had to
have the bin picked up three times already.
The Angel Bin is located in the front parking
lot. You can donate clothes, shoes, belts, and
linens and we raise money for ACMS.
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BY SCOTT A. LOEHR, Superintendent
As we continue with the
implementation of the CJUSD Local
Control Accountability Plan (LCAP),
I am proud to share that we are making
significant progress in attaining the
goals we have established. Through
the annual update process, will look
at data, review the progress our
Mr.
district has made and revise goals as
needed to meet the educational needs
of our students. Annual update discussions
with all stakeholders will happen throughout
the district in March and April. I look forward
to your input throughout the development of
our LCAP.
Updating technology throughout the
district has been of high priority to stay up to
date with innovative teaching practices and
provide the necessary tools for students to be
successful on the upcoming computer-adaptive
Smarter Balanced Assessment. You may be
wondering what it means to be computer
adaptive. In a computer adaptive testing system
the system makes choices about what questions
to give to students based on the students’
answers to previous test questions. That is
the adaptive quality. Unlike the previous
paper and pencil system where most students
saw the same test questions, the computer
adaptive test is completely customized to each
student’s ability level. Students will likely be
more engaged with the computer adapted
system. In the former pencil paper assessment,
students who know all the answers got bored
and student who might have struggled with
answering difficult questions gave up. Because
of the power of the computer-adaptive system,
students will need to answer fewer questions,
taking less time.
Ways to support your child through
Smarter Balanced Assessment:
• Discuss the new assessment with your
child. Make sure he or she is not scared or
anxious about it.
• With older children, explain that the
new assessments were created to help him
or her better prepare for college and career
• Explain to your child that the new
assessments will be more challenging,
especially the first time they are taken
• Tell your child that you and his or her
teacher have high expectations and that you are
both there to help them every step of the way.
• Review test results with your child,
bringing your child’s teacher into the discussion
as necessary
• Make sure your child gets a good night’s
sleep and a nutritious breakfast before testing
Mark your calendars for our Open
House events throughout the district. Open
House provides an opportunity for your child
to showcase their learning and
accomplishments for the year.
• Dudley Elementary: May
14th 6:00-7:00
• North Country Elementary:
May 14th 5:30-7:30
• Oak Hill Elementary: May
14th 6:30-7:30
Loehr
• Spinelli Elementary: May
14th, Silent Auction at 5:30,
Classroom visitations 6pm-7pm
Transitional Kindergarten is a program
that provides a year of early education to
help children develop the skills they need to
succeed in kindergarten. The program is not
a substitution for kindergarten. Rather, is
the first of a two year program to ensure that
students are developmentally and academically
prepared for first grade. Children eligible for
Transitional Kindergarten must have a birthday
between Sept 2, 2010 and Dec 2, 2010. If your
child’s birthday falls within the appropriate
range and you would like more information
about the Transitional Kindergarten programs
please contact North Country Elementary at
338-6480 or Oak Hill Elementary at 338-6460.
Now is the time to register your child
for the 2015-16 school year. Traditional
kindergarten registration is currently being
accepted. Please check the dates for your
local school.
• Spinelli Elementary: Packets are
now available in the front office. Please
return registration packet March 26th or 27th,
between 9:00-12:00 and 1:30-3:30
• Dudley Elementary: Packets are
available in the front office for pick-up and
return
• North Country: Packets are available
in the front office or on the North Country
website.
Mark your calendar for additional events
throughout CJUSD you don’t want to miss:
Dudley’s 6th grade Family Night featuring
Community Service Projects will be on Tuesday,
April 28th from 6:30-7:30 PM.
Dudley’s PTA is hosting a Walk-A-Thon
on Friday, May 14th, during the school day.
The PTA will also host a Family Fun Night
that evening.
North Country’s Parade of States April
17th at 9:45 a.m,
North Country’s Spring ProductionGREASE at CHS on April 9th at 7:00 p.m
Center High Parent Meeting Nights to
discuss the block schedule proposal:
April 13th and May 7th, 6:00 pm in the
CHS Library
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Facebook at Center Joint Unified School
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ANTELOPE NEWS • APRIL 2015
Center
Booster
Club
BY CINDY CAMPBELL — Booster President
It’s crazy that there is only 2 more months
of school left, it has flown by and we are proud
of all the accomplishments we have made; we do
have a few more activities to close out the year…
Antelope Community Carnival April
2-5th: NEW LOCATION!! At Center High
School on Watt Ave. and this year we will also
have a Vendor Fair, so bring the whole family
out for a good old fashioned family carnival.
Hours are Thursday, April 2nd 2PM-10PM,
Friday, 2-11PM, Saturday Noon to 11PM and
Sunday Noon until 10PM.
Volunteering at River Cats Baseball
Games: If you missed the Mandatory training
in March, but still want to volunteer with us at
the games this season to earn money toward
your student’s activities for next year, please
contact us. We may be able to set you up with
another training date.
Sober Grad Night: The Cougar Booster
Club and Johanna Quinley have planned an
amazing night for our Class of 2015 Seniors.
An overnight, private, 4-hour event at Dave &
Buster’s with all the food, games, raffles, prizes
and music they can handle. This SAFE and fun
filled night is only $60 and space is limited, so
get your tickets TODAY at the ASB office.
Center Cougar Booster Executive Board
Election: It is already that time of year to
establish the Officers for the next school
year (15-16) Cougar Booster Board. If you
have interest in running for a board position,
(President, Vice President, Treasurer, or
Secretary), please contact us so we can get
you together with the nominating committee
members. You should plan on attending our
meeting on Wednesday April 15th at 7p.m.,
and the Election meeting on Wednesday May
13th at 7 p.m. in the Staff Lounge.
Senior Scholarships: The Center
Cougar Booster Club will again be awarding
Scholarships to graduating seniors this Spring.
The opportunity to apply for one of these
scholarships will be offered to any graduating
senior who has a family member that is a current
Center Cougar Booster member. Please visit
the Boosters tab on the Center High School web
site under “Parents Tab” for more information
and application or email us at centerboosters@
gmail.com. Applications are due by Monday
April 20, 2015, and winners will be announced
at Senior Awards Night in May.
Celebrate your student’s Birthday in
Lights: The Electronic Marquee is available
to list your student’s birthday for the ENTIRE
WEEK of their Birthday for only $10! Email
us to reserve your spot; space is limited so get
your week reserved NOW!
Cougar Time at Yogurt Time Café: Is Wed.,
April 15th and Wed., May 20th at Antelope
location by Bel Air. All day long, just mention
Center Cougar Boosters Club before you make
your purchase and a portion of your purchase
will support the Booster Club.
Our meeting in April will be on Wed., April
15th at 7p.m. in staff lounge. We are always open
for fresh new ideas, and volunteering is crucial to
the success of our events. If you have any ways to
help us, volunteering, donations or questions, you
may email us at centerboosters@gmail.com and
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ANTELOPE NEWS • APRIL 2015
Dry Creek School District Update
BY BRAD TOOKER, Superintendent
As we move into spring, the
third trimester is underway, spring
sports have begun, schools are filled
with exciting activities, and we have
several recognitions to acknowledge
for both students and staff.
This year, seven students
qualified to represent the district
on March 12, 2015 at the Annual
Mr.
County-Wide Spelling Bee at the
Placer County Office of Education
in Auburn. Each of the qualifying district
students were recognized by the Dry Creek
Joint Elementary School District Board of
Trustees on March 19, 2015.
The Antelope Crossing Middle School
yearbook staff, under the direction of Ms.
Kim Burkhart, once again received First
Place recognition for their 2013-2014 edition
of “Crossroads” by the American Scholastic
Press Association. This is the third year in a
row they have received this prestigious first
place recognition.
Six students from Antelope Crossing
Middle School participated in the National
History Bee – Regional Finals in Fremont,
CA on March 11, 2015, and one-eighth grade
student qualified during the Regional Finals
to go to the National Finals, May 22-24, 2015
in Louisville, KY. Antelope Crossing Middle
School was well represented by two sixth grade
(elementary division) and three eighth grade
(middle school division) students, they each did
very well at the Regional Finals and we are very
excited to have one of our own representing us
at the National Finals. The National History
Bee is an academic competition
for elementary and middle school
students that tests knowledge of a
wide range of historical topics.
Teams from Olive Grove
Elementary, Antelope Crossing
Middle School, and Silverado
Middle School, participated in the
2015 Capital Gold Odyssey of the
Mind Tournament (OotM) held
Tooker
on Saturday, February 21, 2015. In
the competition, students are given
problems to solve and are scored based on
their creativity and “out of the box” type
thinking. All three schools had teams qualify to
move on to the state competition. Both teams
from Olive Grove Elementary, and one team
each from Antelope Crossing and Silverado
Middle Schools, will be heading to Riverside,
CA to participate at the state competition
on March 28, 2015. Congratulations to all of
the participants on their dedication and all of
the hard work they put in to compete in this
fabulous program.
The Fifth-Grade Math Bowl championship
goes to the Heritage Oak team. The fifth-grade
Math Bowl was hosted by Creekview Ranch
School on March 9, 2015. Each school was
represented by a four-person team to represent
their school in the competition. All fifthgraders in the district gathered at Creekview
Ranch School to cheer on their school’s team
during the competition.
Every year, many of our outstanding
staff members are nominated for special
recognition. This year, the Dry Creek Joint
2015-16 New Student
Registration Now Open
Registration for new
D C J E S D Tr a n s i t i o n a l
Kindergarten (TK) through
eighth grade students is now
open for the 2015-16 school
year. Details of the enrollment
and registration processes,
including dates and locations for
application pick-up and return,
are listed on the district website
at www.drycreek.k12.ca.us; click
“Parent’s” on the top menu, and
select “Student Registration”.
Elementary School District is recognizing two
outstanding teachers to represent the district as
the 2015-2016 Teachers of the Year. Teachers
of the Year are:
Laura Benjamin, Creekview Ranch
School:
Mrs. Benjamin joined the Dry Creek
family in August 2007. She is dedicated to
student health, fitness and education in all
grades, K-8, at Creekview Ranch School
She was instrumental in developing and
implementing standards based physical
education to include the K-5 students in their
new K-8 school. Principal Marty Alberti states,
“Laura is an exemplary physical education
teacher, and her positive, “can do” attitude, is
infectious.” Congratulations Laura Benjamin!
Steve Sampson, Silverado Middle School:
Mr. Sampson joined the Dry Creek family
in July 2002. Principal Priscilla Rasanen states,
“Steve is a teacher for today, he encourages his
students to think, ask question and argue why
or why not? You may hear him request, ‘Write
a reason on your white-board. You have to have
a reason.’ In his class, it’s no longer...because
that’s how you do it. His style of teaching and
learning is a perfect fit for Common Core.” Mr.
Sampson is highly respect by his colleagues.
Congratulations Steve Sampson!
Silverado Middle School Principal
Priscilla Rasanen received recognition from
the Placer County Association of California
School Administrators (ACSA) as the ACSA
Placer County Middle School Principal of
the Year at an awards presentation held on
February 23, 2015, and on March 13, 2015, she
was recognized as the ACSA Region 2 Middle
School Principal of the Year!
The 2015-2016 Academic Calendar was
approved by the Board of Trustees on February
19, 2015. To view and/or print the calendar visit
the District website at www.drycreek.k12.ca.us.
In closing, I would like to remind everyone
as the weather warms to be alert while driving
in neighborhoods and around schools, as kids
will be outside playing more and walking/biking
to and from school.
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— ANTELOPE PROFILES —
Puppy” and other funk songs, in addition to
a few of their own originals. This band strives
for versatility and can play anything from jazz
standards, to well known funk tunes, to some
unknown songs, to some pop songs.
The Stillwood Sages is an older group
that plays indie-rock, or as
C.J. calls, it “Sacramento
rock.” C.J. reports, “After
a while of going around the
Sacramento music scene,
you can see a “Sacramento”
influence on the music.” This
out of several different bands.
group plays gigs around town
Much of his experience with
and will go out of state for
bands all started when he
gigs, usually playing original
met a guitar player though
songs, with a couple covers.
a mutual friend who took
They’ve been nominated for
him to an open mic in Old
the SAMMIES three times.
Roseville. He met so many
The Braden Scott Band
musicians that have opened
has been around since 2012.
opportunities for him to do
They have a sound similar to
what he loves - play more
the Dave Matthews Band,
music.
CJ
playing their original indie
C.J. doesn’t belong
songs and a few covers at
to just one band, he is in
charities, parties, and gigs all
multiple ones. Some of his main
around the Sacramento area.
bands include “City of Trees
Somehow, C.J. manages
Brass Band,” “The Cosmopolitan
to juggle his schoolwork, music
Pirates,” “The Stillwood Sages,”
program, his bands and also
and “The Braden Scott Band.”
some private, personal work.
City of Trees Brass Band is a
He plays for people who need
New Orleans style funk-jazz brass
recordings on tracks; he helps
band (picture bands playing on the
with recording for Sunny Dragons
streets of New Orleans). They
Records, gives music lessons, and
play on the streets, in venues,
plays for various events. C.J. has
house parties, and wherever they
played in bars, pubs, clubs, forests,
are invited!
churches, theaters, weddings,
The Cosmopolitan Pirates
quinceañeras, music festivals, fundraisers,
is a funk-fusion group comprised of many
charities, competitions and various gigs.
musicians. They cover songs from “Snarky
Getting to know you...
Clarence Clark IV — AKA CJ
BY LISA LISONBEE
We sure do have a talented group
of neighbors here in Antelope. Meet
Clarence Clark IV, who goes by C.J., a young
accomplished (and still aspiring!) musician.
C.J. grew up in Antelope, attending Olive
Grove Elementary, Antelope Crossing Middle
School and Antelope High School (after a
year at Oakmont, waiting for the high school
to be finished).
C.J. loves music. It’s a part of his life every
single day. He currently attends American
River College, which he picked for the great
music program and unparalleled teaching of
music theory. At ARC he has done Latin
Jazz Ensemble, Studio Jazz Ensemble (big
band), and Jazz Combos, which are smaller
ensembles, like quartets/quintets, etc.
Specifically, C.J. plays the saxophone,
but he also plays the Wind MIDI Controller
and sings. In elementary school he started by
singing and playing the piano but didn’t further
pursue the piano because once he got to high
school he liked the saxophone more. C.J. is
the type of musician who enjoys playing any
instrument he can get his hands on, so he can
find his way around the bagpipes, harmonica,
chanter, tin whistle, pan pipes and others.
For the past few years, C.J. has been in and
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But C.J. does have interests other than
music. He played football all four years of
high school and he still enjoys playing sports
with his friends. He likes to relax, get outside,
play video games, jam with friends, and go to
the movies.
And he loves his parents. His parents have
always encouraged him in all his endeavors
and especially have helped him with his music
and obtaining his saxophone. His dad was
born in Georgia, but due to his father and his
military experience, has moved around a lot.
C.J.’s mother was born in Mexico but came to
California with her family in her teen years.
“It’s a blessing to have a supportive family!”
C.J. and his father get to spend time
together enjoying something they both love
- singing. They have performed in shows at
Sierra College, and at a community theater
called “Celebration Arts.” They both volunteer
as part of the music ministry at St. Clare
Church. And C.J.’s band the City of Trees
Brass Band is starting an educational outreach
program that will host free clinics at school
band classes.
When asked about his plans for the future,
C.J. is wise enough to realize that plans, with
life, change constantly. But he knows that
one of his main goals is to continue being
a musician. So he will continue to practice,
become better, network, and finish school.
Ideally, he will be able to make a living by
playing music. We wish our talented neighbor
the best of luck!
Do you know a neighbor who should be
recognized? Well, just let us know.
Send your names or suggestions to the
Antelope News at egnews@egnews.com.
Or call us at 727-6393.
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ANTELOPE NEWS • APRIL 2015
Antelope Library Events
The next quarterly meeting of the Friends
board will be held on April 15 at 11:00am in
the library community room.
Plan Your Summer Vacation at the
Library! This adult program will be held on
April 11, 2015 from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Would
you like to learn about getting a passport?
How about learning a new language to help
communicate with locals? Would you like free
museum passes? Visit the Antelope branch
to learn how to use the library’s services
and databases to plan your next vacation or
staycation.
School Age children ages 6 – 12 are
invited to come and Celebrate El Día de los
Niños with Tres Hermanas Salsa on April 30
from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Three sisters, or “tres
hermanas,” are a traditional Mexican trio of
corn, squash and beans. We’ll learn why these
foods go together, and how to pronounce each
word in Spanish. We’ll make a tres hermanas
salsa that’s muy delicioso! Kids will take home
the recipe. We will read Abuela by Arthur
Dorros. This event is free!
It is almost summertime and that means
it is time to purchase some books for vacation
or the Summer Reading Program. The Friends
of the Antelope Library will be having a Book
Sale on Friday and Saturday, May 1 and 2.
We will have several tables set up with many
different genres plus puzzles, DVDs and much
more. Most items are priced between 50 cents
and $2. The sale will be open for Friends of
the Library one hour prior to opening for the
general public. Hours for the sale are: Friday,
May 1, Friends preview at noon, with the public
sale from 1pm to 6pm. On Saturday, May 2,
the sale starts at 10am and ends at 3pm.
If you would like to donate books or other
items for the book sales, please drop them off
at the circulation desk any time the library is
open. The books also go in our rounds for
continuous book sales. Money earned goes
back to the library for programs, activities,
library needs, and the “Lucky Day” collection.
The Antelope Library is located at 4235
Antelope Road (near the corner of Walerga
and Antelope). For more information email
us at: nhantelope.friends@gmail.com or
call 916-264-2700. You are also welcome to
check out our bi-monthly newsletter at http://
nhantelopefriends.blogspot.com/.
Antelope Library Hours:
4235 Antelope Rd., Antelope
Sunday & Monday: Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Thursday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday: 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
For details, telephone the
Sacramento Public Library
at 916-264-2920 or
visit www.saclibrary.org.
Youth Soccer
Registration
Register at the North County Community Room
at the corner of Elkhorn Blvd and Don Julio Blvd
Pre-register at www.eayso.org — print and bring with you.
April 23
6:30 PM
to
8:00 PM
May 9
9:30 AM
to
11:30 AM
Registration $90
May 14
6:30 PM
to
8:00 PM
May 20
6:30 PM
to
8:00 PM
Registration $105
June 5
6:30 PM
to
8:00 PM
$125
All kids age 4 to18 are invited to join Antelope AYSO for our exciting fall season.
The season begins in August and ends with tournaments in November.
Our Under-5 program is only $65.
Ask for more details at registration.
Looking for volunteer Coaches and Referees.
Free AYSO classes available.
www.antelopeAYSO.org
Antelope Parent Boosters News
BY BRANDI EPSTEIN, APB Secretary
The Antelope Parent Boosters
(APB) would like to say a HUGE
thank you to all volunteers at the
7 th Annual Parent Fun Night. We
would also like to thank all of the
companies, individuals, and sub boosters
who donated money and items. Please visit
our web site to see a complete list at www.
antelopeparentboosters.org!! You can even
see all the pictures taken in the photo booth
on our facebook page: Antelope Parent
Boosters Ahs. This was the largest attended
PFN yet and we could not have made that
possible without the generosity of the
community and parents alike. For that we
say THANK YOU!
April is a busy sports month for the Titans!
The following is a schedule of when to
support the athletes at home: Softball-April
14 and 30.
Boys’ Volleyball - April 7, 8, 14, and 16.
Baseball - April 10, 13,15, 22, 24.
Boys’ Tennis - April 7, 9, and 23.
Girls’ Soccer - April 8, 13, and 20.
We also want to recognize the Spring
Sports that do not necessarily have home field
advantage: Swimming, Boys’ Golf, and Track.
GO TITANS!
Memberships for the 2015/16 school
year will be on sale soon! We would like to
encourage parents of seniors to purchase
memberships! Support from our alumni
will help make our community stronger,
and do not forget the Homecoming game
discounted ticket price with membership!
Antelope High School
Cheer Continues to
Push New Boundaries!
The Antelope High School (AHS) Cheer
program is well known in the community not
only as the spirit of AHS but a well respected
and accomplished program in Northern
California. The “crowd” teams are made up
of a Freshman, JV and Varsity team totaling
nearly 60 kids in each of the past 5 seasons.
This team cheers at football and basketball
games, charity events and rallies. The 20152016 Season Informational Tryout Meeting
is scheduled for Thursday, April 16th at
7pm in the Library. Tryouts are scheduled
for April 20th-24th. This is the only tryout
so interested incoming freshman families
should attend.
In addition to crowd, AHS Cheer has
had a highly competitive and decorated
competition team the past 5 years. They’ve
won 15 regional competitions, 2 West
Coast Championships in LA, and 2 Finalist
accomplishments at the biggest high school
competition in Orlando, Florida through 3
elimination rounds and getting to finals both
years, not an easy task.
To add to an already successful program,
AHS Cheer will begin its second season
participating as a demonstration school
for the new female emerging sport called
STUNT. This is an awesome new sport
that removes the crowd-leading element
and focuses on the technical and athletic
components of cheer, including partner
stunts, pyramids, basket tosses, group
Many people do not have time to
volunteer; however, purchasing a
membership helps all our Titans.
Remember once a Titan always
a Titan!
The Class of 2015 is going to
Disneyland for their Sober Grad Night
and can use your help with raising money to
make sure the trip happens!! During the month
of April, there will be many opportunities for
you to do so. Campellis’s Pizza in Roseville
will donate 20% of your purchase made every
TUESDAY!! April 15 is not only tax day but
SGN day at Mountain Mike’s in Antelope.
There are not fliers needed at both places-simply mention AHS Sober Grad Night for
your purchase to count.
April 24 is BUNCO and April 29 is SGN
at Domino’s Pizza--flier is needed!!
Our next meeting will be held on
Wednesday April 29th at 7:00 in the Antelope
High Library where nominations will be
taken for the Antelope Parent Boosters
Executive Board. The board positions are
each a two-year term. The positions up for
nomination in odd years are Secretary, VP of
Membership, VP of Boosters, and Treasurer.
All board member nominees need to be 14/15
members in good standing. Please consider
holding a board position and come to the
meeting for nominations. Elections will
be held at the May APB meeting. Do not
forget you can also purchase memberships,
stadium seats, Titan blankets, “A” Decals,
Titan water glasses, and Titan coffee mugs
at the meeting. We look forward to seeing
you there!
jumps and tumbling. There are 24 colleges
participating in Division I & II at the
collegiate level with Sac State participating
this year and 20 high schools in California
this season. This is one of the fastest growing
sports around the country. Come check out
Antelope’s first home on Tuesday, April 7th.
Game times are 4pm, 4:45pm, 5:30pm and
6:15pm. For more information go to www.
antelopecheer.com.
On a fi nal note, the community of
Antelope is a special place and the support
of the parents, students and community make
it that way, so thank you for your continued
support of Antelope High School.
Cub Scout Pack 37
Cub
Scout
Pack 37 is looking
for new Scouts.
We are recruiting
Kindergarten through
3rd grade boys who are
interested in joining
our Pack in time for our fun summertime
activities. Please join us for our next Pack
meeting to learn how to sign up for Cub Scouts.
Meeting Details:
Date: Friday, April 10th
Time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Location: Coyote Ridge Elementary
School Multi-Purpose Room - 1751
Morningstar Drive, Roseville 95747
Contact Cubmaster Matt Metcalf
for more details about our program:
37cubmaster@gmail.com
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Antelope Jr. Titan Cheerleaders
The Antelope Jr. Titans would like to congratulate this year’s
cheerleaders who competed at Nationals in Las Vegas. These
girls worked non-stop all season, which for some started in early
March 2014 through Nationals in January 2015. The Antelope
Jr. Titans start teaching the young girls in the Antelope and
surrounding communities the great sport of cheer as early as 3
years old. These girls love what they do and they eat, sleep, and
breathe cheerleading. The girls and their coaches not only love
the sport, but they exemplify the hard work and dedication that
it takes to master the sport they love.
AJT is proud to announce the placement of our Mighty Mite/
Jr. Pee Wee Team placed 6th out of 9 teams, our Pee Wee Team
that placed 6th place out of 12 teams, and last but not least our
Midget Cheer Team that brought home the title of JAMZ 2015
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS. Congratulations Antelope Jr. Titan
Cheerleaders for bringing home the title. We couldn’t be more
proud!
California Capital Aquatics
BY JANET VARGAS, CCA Booster Director
level onto the National and International
stage at meets, camps and colleges; and,
California Capital
3) acknowledge the hard
Aquatics (CCA), a United
work and dedication it
States Swimming affiliated
takes to achieve a high
swim team, trains year
level of success in the
round at the Roseville
sport of swimming. Camp
Aquatics Complex (RAC)
attendees are scheduled
under the leadership
to spend time doing inof Head Coach Debbie
water training sessions,
Walker.
team building activities,
In addition to our yeara leadership workshop,
round swim program, CCA
a sports psychology
will be offering a Summer
workshop, and a nutrition
P r e -Te a m P r o g r a m .
workshop. Congratulations,
Practices will be held June
Mackenzie!
8 – July 31 at the RAC. The
CCA has been busy
Mackenzie Vargas
Summer Pre-Team Swim
training this winter to
Program has two objectives:
earn personal best times,
to develop technique in the
and Junior Olympic, Far
four competitive strokes, and to introduce
Westerns, Sectional, Junior National, and
swimmers to the CCA program and USA
National qualifying times. Their hard work
Swimming. For additional information about
paid off with some great swims at recent Age
the Summer Pre-Team Program, please see our
Group meets, Junior Olympics and Senior
website at www.ccaswimming.org or call Coach
meets. Sights are now set on the Far Westerns
Summer Treadwell at 916-316-3373.
Swim Meet that will be held in Morgan Hill,
Sierra Nevada Swimming, the Local
CA. High School swimming began in early
Swimming Committee (LSC) of CCA, recently
February and will culminate with some fast
announced the 2015 Olympic Training Center
Section swimming in May. Check back for
roster of swimmers and coaches. CCA
updates on how CCA swimmers did at these
swimmer, Mackenzie Vargas, will be one of
events.
twenty swimmers who will travel to Colorado
For additional information on CCA
Springs, CO for high altitude training. The goals
or the programs we offer, please visit our
for the camp are: 1) promote camaraderie,
website at www.ccaswimming.org or call us
conditioning and growth within the sport of
at 772-6370 ext.6. For more information on
swimming; 2) inspire athletes to have a growth
sponsorship, please contact vicepresident@
mind-set, which is moving beyond the LSC
ccaswimming.org
LOOK WHO IS TURNING 16 ON APRIL 17th!
IT’S GENEVA HOLLINGSHEAD
(ANTELOPE HIGH SCHOOL)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY NEVA... LOVE PAPA
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Heroes Big and Small of All Ages…
That’s The Antelope Shave To Save Crew
BY CINDY CAMPBELL
For the 5th straight year, this Team has
shined and made a statement to everyone
around them that they are NOT afraid to
Shave their heads in support of kids everywhere
who are battling childhood cancer. The St.
Baldricks event is held all over the country to
raise funds to find a CURE so that someday
no child will be lost to Cancer. With this year’s
totals still being calculated, they are sure to
surpass their team goal of $5,000 and together
they have raised over $24,000 in five years. I
would say that is pretty amazing and inspiring!
This year, they had 17 members, and they came
from all around the Antelope community, and
of all ages as you can see in these pictures.
The team will continue next year with Luke
Campbell leading the way, and we hope you
will join them on the 2016 Antelope Shave to
Save Crew. Look for information in January
2016. Thanks to each and every team member,
and Thanks to everyone that donated on their
bald heads, and if you didn’t get a chance to
donate, it isn’t too late;
go to www.stbaldricks.org/teams/
antelopeshavetosave and make your donation
today.
Before...
After!
North Highlands-Antelope
Youth Soccer Club
2015 Registration
Read the Antelope News
on-line at antelopenews.com
Ages 4-18
League age determined by the player’s age as of July 31, 2015
Registrations will be held at:
Sacramento Area Sewer District
5026 Don Julio Blvd,Sacramento
( corner of Elkhorn & Don Julio Blvd. )
Saturday, April 11th 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Saturday, April 25th 11:00am -2:00pm
Saturday, May 16th 11:00am – 2:00pm
Saturday, June 6th 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Saturday, June 20th 11:00am – 2:00pm
Early Bird Registration on April 11th only $75.00 per player (cost of uniform not included)
• Registration Cost $80.00
• Uniform Cost ($38-$41 includes one of each: Jersey, shorts & socks) Must purchase
•
Optional Candy Fundraiser buyout is an additional $30.00 at time of registration only
THINGS NEEDED FOR REGISTRATION:
•
Current photo of each child registering (passport photo size)
• First time players with our club must provide a copy of their county issued birth certificate or
other government issued ID. See web for additional acceptable proof of age documentation
Incomplete applications will not be accepted
Player will not be placed on a team until both photo and birth certificate/government ID has been provided
For more information please visit our website at NHAYSC.COM or
Call 916-991-KICK
This program is not affiliated with the Twin Rivers Unified School District or the Center
Joint Unified School District. Neither the Twin Rivers USD nor the Center JUSD accepts
any liability or responsibility for this program. NHAYSC is a non-profit organization.
This distribution or display of material is provided as a community service.
Please patronize our advertisers, and
let them know you saw their ad
in the Antelope News!
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Roseville
welcomes YOU
“to come experience the love of JESUS CHRIST”
SUNDAY SERVICES
8 a.m. Traditional Eucharist
9:30 a.m. ADULT EDUCATION
10:30 a.m. Contemporary Worship
praise music/ Sunday school /youth group
The Reverend Cliff Haggenjos, Rector
twww.stjohnsroseville.org
St. Andrew’s
Episcopal
Church
For God So Loved
the World….
Non-Denomination
Come As You Are
Sunday Service 11:00am
Bible Study Tuesday 6:30pm-8:30pm
6412 Watt Ave, N.H. Ca. 95660
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Reverend Peter Rodgers, Vicar
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http://www.ZionLutheranNH.org
A Purpose Driven Church
3644 Bolivar Ave.,
North Highlands
332-4001
Pastor: Bill Ellis
Local Food Closet
The North Highlands Christian Food
Ministry is run completely by volunteers
and is open every Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon and
is located at 6125 Watt Ave., and serves
the needs of Antelope, North
Highlands, Rio Linda and Elverta
communities.
For more information or
to volunteer, please call the
NHCFM at 331-1510.
CYT (Christian Youth Theater) is holding
its first annual golf tournament at Woodcreek
Golf Club on Friday, May 29th, 2015.
Registration begins at 10:00am
Early Bird Price: Register before April
26th
Price is $125.00 per person ($400 per
foursome)
After April 26th
$135 ($450 per foursome)
Price includes: Riding Cart, lunch,
contests, and dinner show by the fantastic
CYT students and faculty.
Contests: Putting, longest yard, closest
to the hole.
6:30pm - dinner and awards banquet
begins after the tournament. Price is $40 per
person if not golfing.
A raffle and silent auction for exciting
prizes will be available during the dinner show.
Sponsorship levels are also available.
See http://www.cytsacramento.org for more
information.
The golf tournament will be raisings funds
to provide for scholarships for underprivileged
children, set design, facility rental, costumes,
theater equipment such as microphones for
CYT’s productions.
CYT is the affiliate in the Sacramento
Region first being established in Roseville,
CA. CYT is finishing its third year in Roseville.
CYT is a non- profit afterschool educational
theater arts program for children K-18. CYT
offers classes in voice, drama, dance, Improv,
back stage and more. CYT also produces high
quality musicals for the community.
CYT also gives back to the community
by partnering with other non- profit
organizations that support arts in the
community or underprivileged families and
children. CYT has given out over $12,000 in
scholarships to underprivileged children to
give them the opportunity to participate in
the arts. CYT’s mission is to build character
in children through the arts by building
leadership skills, self- confidence, teamwork,
accountability and motivation toward
excellence, while building friendships. Come
on out and support “Education in the theater
arts” for children!
Sunday Service 10am & 6pm
Bible Study – Tuesday 10:30am
Zion Lutheran Church
LCMS
Christian Youth Theater Golf Tournament
The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints
Antelope CA Stake
3621 Elverta Rd. • Antelope
Services start at 9am on Sundays
For more information, please call:
Jeffrey Gale at 726-1074.
http://www.mormon.org
Every month people in
Antelope turn to our
pages for the latest on
community news!
Free Electronic Waste Drive-Thru Drop-Off Fundraiser
A Free Electronic Waste Drop-off
Fundraiser will be held at St. Lawrence the
Martyr Catholic Church, 4325 Don Julio
Boulevard, North Highlands on April 18,
2015 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. The goal of
the Free E-Waste collection is to help raise
funds to assist individuals and families in
need of emergency support for rent, utilities,
food, clothes, and other basic necessities.
Monies raised are used to serve residents
that reside in the St. Lawrence Church service
area (Antelope, North Highlands, parts of
Sacramento and Rio Linda). An additional
benefit of the E-Waste collection is that
community members, by properly disposing
of E-Waste, will help keep the environment
clean. The Free E-Waste collection is being
co-sponsored by the Society of St. Vincent de
Paul, St. Lawrence Conference and CEAR,
INC, California Electronic Asset Recovery,
a California state approved electronic waste
collector and recycler. www.cearinc.com
We will accept: monitors, televisions,
desktops, and notebooks, PCs, VCRs, stereo
equipment, speakers not encased in wood,
keyboards, PDAs, digital cameras, zip drives,
telephones, cell phones, printers, copiers. Laser
and multifunction scanners and fax machines,
microwaves, small household appliances such
as toasters, mixers & blenders, vacuum cleaners
with the dust bags removed, etc.
We cannot accept: Large household
appliances (i.e., refrigerators, washers,
dryers, etc.), furniture, hazardous household
waste including batteries, car batteries,
paint, pesticides, used oil, cleaning supplies,
fluorescent light bulbs, water heaters, tires,
wood, techno trash (i.e. CD’s, etc.).
CEAR INC, for optimal security shreds,
all computer hard drives. The secure facility is
monitored 24/7 by surveillance cameras. For
additional information concerning this event,
contact Jim Floyd 916.804.1731 or visit the
parish web-site www.saintlawrencechurch.org
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SERVICES
PIANO LESSONS! Experienced
teacher. Learn at your own pace.
Daytime and after school openings.
Call Theresa 916-662-2130, or email
theresagale@gmail.com.
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TK ROOFING INC. Call us for your
Re-Roofing needs. We are locally
owned & operated. We do composition,
tile & seamless gutters. Over 20 years
experience. All work guaranteed. Call
for a Free Estimate. Fully bonded and
insured. Lic#786249. 916-723-6960 or
916-343-4931.
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MONTENEGRO ELECTRIC. Home
or business. Repairs, Upgrades, Code
corrections, Tenant improvements. Visa/
MC #774629, 916-275-0784.
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SMART DOLLAR. Your local Dollar
Store now with 10% off Tuesday! 8027
Watt Ave. 916-348-4313. Facebook: Smart
Dollar Store. Tuesday-Thursday: 10a-7p.
Friday-Saturday: 10:30aM-7pm.
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IS YOUR CHILD STRUGGLING in
school this year? Private tutoring by retired teacher/administrator will give your
child support and confidence for success.
Research based programs/strategies. K-7.
Local references. $30/hr. 916-242-0963.
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HARDWOOD/LAMINATE. $600 for a
10’x12’ room. Over 50 colors. Good references. Randy 916-847-4357. Lic#852123.
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BOLL CONSTRUCTION: Gutter
Cleaning, Painting, Flooring, Electrical,
Baseboards, Ceiling Fans, Siding, etc –
Call Larry at 916-203-4194.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOUR
EVENT! Magician and Master Balloon
Artist. Pro since 1991. www.sirlantz.com,
info@sirlantz.com. 916-472-2864.
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JACK CARLISLE MASONRY; brick,
block, stone; quality work, no job too
small. License #783619. 729-4515.
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WANTED/FOR SALE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MEETING SPACE FOR RENT for club,
organization or church, 7850 Watt Ave.,
916-332-1476.
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ANNUAL SPRING CRAFT FAIR:
Antelope Crossing Middle School 2nd
Annual Spring Craft Fair on Saturday,
April 11, 2015 • 9am-2pm. ACMS Multipurpose & Gymnasium • 9200 Palmerson Dr., Antelope Applications to be
a homemade craft vendor are currently
being accepted. Booth fees are $35. Email
crossingptc@gmail.com for more info.
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COMMUNITY PARKING LOT SALE:
Sat, April 25 from 8:30am-3:30pm.
2351 Pleasant Grove Blvd., Roseville.
Selling Space $ 25. Open to ALL! St.
John’s Episcopial Church: 786-6911.
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WOODCREEK WATER POLO CLUB:
Youth Water Polo Club for Boys and Girls
ages 9-18. Summer Registration begins
April 20th. See www.woodcreekwpc.com
for more details and try us out for FREE!
Check us out on Facebook!
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LOOMIS QUILT and Fiber Guild’s Upcoming Quilt Show — 2015 Quilt Show:
April 18 & 19, 2015 from 10am to 4pm.
Blue Goose Event Center at 3550 Taylor
Road, Loomis. Admission $7; children 12
and under admitted free. For more information contact: Guild President, Phyllis
Smith at 916-791-¬3569 or president@
loomisquilt.org
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STARDUST COWBOYS IN LOOMIS
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for the next event in the First United
Methodist Church of Loomis concert
series. Showtime is 7 p.m. at the church,
6416 Brace Road, Loomis, on Saturday,
April 11. The performers are a western
music band, more specifically playing
“cowboy & western swing”. As a dance
band they play mostly western swing. Another name for the genre would be “Texas
style” western swing. The group belongs
to the Sacramento Western Swing Society that hosts monthly dances. They play
original music and Bob Wills which was
a very popular dance band playing across
the nation in the 1940’s and 50’s. This is a
form of western jazz, and actually a madein-America music genre. Tickets are $12
in advance or $15 at the door. Call Sherra
Blind, 543-0629, or sherrablind@aol.com.
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THREE LEGACIES Group Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting Fridays 10:30 a.m.
7850 Watt Ave, St. Andrews Church.
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FIGHT CANCER. Help by donating gently used furniture, clothing and household
items. Volunteers are needed to pick up
and deliver your donations to the American Cancer Society’s Discover Shop in
Roseville. Call 771-5267 for more info.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED! Kitten fostering, admin, medical assist, blood draws,
cleaners, socializers. Kitten Central of
Placer County 916-645-2217 or info@
kittencentralofplacercounty.com
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KITTEN CENTRAL a local non-profit
for abandoned/sick kittens is accepting
gently used items for our annual Yard
Sale in May. Appliances, furniture,
household etc. Call Rebecca at 916-6527229 or email rablibra6@sbcglobal.net
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Sat & Sun., May 1-3 at Kitten Central
of Placer County 5130 Fruitvale Rd,
Newcastle, CA 95658. Fri/Sat 7-7, Sun
8-3 Accepting E-waste those 3 days also!
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3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, 1462 Square Feet
Great location! 2 story home in quiet
cul-de-sac. Tile roof, good sized backyard.
Great room concept with nice flooring and a
shared fireplace with living/dining room.
Near schools, park and shopping. Must see.
$250,000
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 1362 Square Feet
Original owners! Very well maintained and
immaculate inside. JMC one story with separate
living and family room. New carpet, newer
appliances. Nice above ground pool in back
with large deck. Secluded, quiet subdivision.
$255,000
3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, 1584 Square Feet
Move in ready home with new paint inside and
out. New carpeting, tile floors, granite counters,
awesome appliances and new flooring and
counters in the bathrooms. New AC unit in
2014. Nice covered patio in the backyard.
$275,000
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