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Meadow Vista — On June 4, 2015, 23-year-old David George Eugene Davison Jr. losthis life battle with Duchenne Muscular Dys-trophy (DMD). But in those 23 years, David
affected the lives of hundreds of people farbeyond his home.
According to the Muscular Dystrophy Asso-ciation, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is “agenetic disorder characterized by progres-sive muscle degeneration and weakness.”
According to his parents Maria and David E.Davison, David, or Junior as the family re-ferred to him, always had a smile on his faceand always wanted to talk to and meet newpeople. He had two passions in life, motor-cycles and his church. His mother recalledthat “Once at Mass he had the opportunityto talk to the congregation, and he did nothesitate to take the mike and share his lovewith everyone in attendance.”
His love for motorcycles went far beyond afascination — he was crazy about motorcy-cles. Fast Fridays was one of his favorite plac-es to visit. He became very good friends withthe sidecar riders, who travel from SouthernCalifornia and visit the Auburn venue severaltimes a year. His father said, “All of the side-car riders work out of the same shop in CostaMesa, and David would call down there whenhe knew they were working on their bikes,and they would put him on speaker phoneand he would ask questions and give adviceto the crews.”
One of his most prized possessions was ared, white and blue helmet signed by manyof the riders from Fast Fridays.
As his he grew older, the ravages of DMDbegan to take its toll. Although he could
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By Tim Robinson for Meadow Vista Life
Meadow Vista — The Placer Hills EducationFoundation (PHEF), held their third annualbarbecue fundraiser in Meadow Vista Park
raised big money at the Aug. 22 event.
PHEF, a charitable organization that raisesfunds in support of programs at the SierraHills and Weimar Hills Schools, sold over250 tickets for the event. With the Meadow Vista Lions Club manning grills to supplygourmet burgers, and the Leo Club, aLions Club feeder program at Colfax HighSchool, set up and cleaned up after thenight was done.
Besides the good food and entertainmentby the band Killer Fish was the home brewcontest which was being held for the rsttime. Winners in this inaugural event wereAdam Deiter and Carlos Del Pozo, their
Vanilla Bourbon Porter was a clear favorite.Many of the teachers and administratorsfor the two local schools also contributedtime and effort in making the evening ahuge success, and according to organizersover $10,000, double of last year’s total,was raised this year.
According to Barbara Webb, one of the
event’s organizers, the evening was a hugesuccess, “All and all, I think everyone hadfun. I look forward to seeing how thesefunds will enrich the lives of the students ofPlacer Hills Union School District.”
By Tim Robinson for Meadow Vista Life
Terri O’Brien and Jackie Reynolds show off some of the desserts up for auctionat the Placer Hills Education Foundation’s barbecue and Brew fundraiser.
walk when he was younger, by his teen yearshe was primarily conned to a wheelchair,and by the time he graduated high schoolin 2010 he had already been dependent ona respirator for several years. But that neverstopped him.
His father talked about how they would gohunting and shing together, his dad carry-ing young David on his back to a duck blindand then going back to his car for the gear.His dad built a special trailer that could hecould roll up into and then be pulled by amotorcycle. “He would take his motorizedwheelchair and cruise through the neighbor-
hood, telling us that he was OK,” his fathersaid. In addition, he always thought of oth-ers rst. “He knew he was sick, but he neverfelt that he was disabled,” his sister Jennifersaid.
Through David, the family was very involvedwith helping to raise money and awarenessfor MDA. His sister helped organize “TeamHarley Boy,” a team that eventually includ-ed 50 to 60 members who would annuallyparticipate in the MDA march at the StateCapital. And, in his usual manner, just a cou-ple of years ago David got up on stage atthe march and shared with the crowd, “I amgoing to live forever.”
David continued to give and share, evenafter he was taken to the hospital on June2. Two days after arriving at Sutter Auburn
Faith, a successful harvesting of his organswas performed and he shared his liver andkidneys with an anonymous recipient, andheart and skin tissue, as well as heart valveswere harvested for future use.
“He was an inspiration, a light that will nevergo out,” his mother said.
David’s sister Jennifer Campbell has orga-nized a memorial indoor soccer tournamentJuly 18 in Sacramento, and a Go-Fund Meaccount to help with nal costs and a cele-bration of life that will be held Aug. 1, at theGold Country Fair Grounds. For more infor-mation or to donate call Jennifer Campbellat 916-223-3773 or go to the Go-Fund Mesite: http//www.gofundme.com/wn6xm54
Haley Biles goes low to dig out a shotfor Humboldt States volleyball team.
CHP helicoper rescues vacaioning manColfax — An injured hiker was rescuedSunday with the aid of the California High-way Patrol’s helicopter.
Around 1 p.m. Aug. 23 the CHPs H-20 wasrequested for a Search and Rescue (SAR)by Grass Valley Cal Fire dispatch center.
They received a call for an injured hiker onSteven’s Trail east of Colfax, CA. H-20 re-sponded from Auburn Airport and arrivedin the area within ten minutes and beganthe search. The crew obtained the partiescell phone number from Cal Fire and wasable to call them directly from the heli-copter. This aided the search and allowedthem to nd the injured hiker immediately,ofcials said.
During the cell phone call, ofcers learnedthat the victim was visiting from Spain andwent on a hike with friends along Steven’s
Trail. The hiker, identied as Anes Sassitook a 100 foot tumble down a steep em-bankment and severely injured his ankle tothe point he was unable to walk. A friend
used their cell phone and called 911.H-20 located Sassi and friends and directedCal Fire ground personnel to their location.They were approximately three miles eastof Colfax on the trail which took rescue per-sonnel a while to reach them. Once rescuewas on scene, they determined the safestoption was to hoist Sassi to the helicopterand deliver him to a ground ambulance inColfax. H-20 completed the hoist withoutincident and delivered him to an awaitingground ambulance. He was transported toAuburn-Faith Hospital for treatment.
Even though Steven’s Trail is a well main-tained, popular hiking trail, you never knowwhen something can go awry.
Adam Deiter and Carlos Del Pozostand with their trophy as winners ofthe inaugural “Home Brew Contest.”
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Sierra College Spanish sudens collaborae wih local non-profiThe Akwaaba Foundation, a Meadow Vista based educational non-prot(501c3) organization (www.akwaaba.org), provides cloud-based educationalsoftware to students and educatorsaround the world for free.
Simpolicon is currently in Beta testingand the Foundation has sought pro
bono assistance with foreign languagestranslations to help eliminate barriers toparticipation. Simpolicon (a simulationof political and economic sustainabledevelopment) is a computer-simulatedworld, based on real world conditions.Students act as the political andeconomic leaders of their respectivenations using their own naturalresources and trading with other nationsto create sustainable economies fortheir own countries and for the entireworld. The Foundation’s goal is tohave students in different countriesparticipate in the same simulated worlds,thereby experiencing international
communication, cross-cultural learningand cooperation. Such experiencesare meant to give today’s youth —tomorrow’s future world leaders —insight and experience in economics,leadership, and international relations.
Sara Casler, Spanish Department Chair,and Wendy Crawford, have taken onthe translation project as part of theirclassroom work this semester.
When interviewed about the project,Professor Casler had this to say:
Q: Why did you agree to take on thisproject?
Sara Casler: There are several reasonswhy we thought this was a great tfor the World Languages and Spanishprograms at Sierra College, butthe most important is the commongoals that the Akwaaba Foundationand our programs have: to helpothers collaborate in meaningful andproductive ways; to educate otherswith the most effective and affordablemethods and tools (free in the caseof the Akwaaba Foundation); and toinspire life-long learning in students.Also, after I met with Denney andLaura Daetz I felt that they sincerelyunderstood the level of service wecould provide and were happy to work
within those parameters.
Q: How is it going?
SC: I couldn’t be more pleased with theprogress my fourth semester studentsare making. After the rst week of class Iknew that this particular group of studentswas ready to take on the challenging skillof translation in the safe and controlledenvironment of the Simpolicon interfacelanguage. I just nished evaluating therst drafts of the students’ translationsand I am very proud that their work is highquality and professional. There are someareas where we need to revise in orderto keep common terms consistent, thereare a few spelling errors to be corrected,and there were a few lines that we have
needed to clarify with the Simpolicon
[developer], but I am condent that theirnal drafts will be ready to pass to ourclient.
Q: Are your students enjoying theproject?
SC: Yes, I felt that after I explained theproject and the goals of the Akwaaba
Foundation I had total buy-in from thestudents. I hope that they also feel proudof their work because it is not commonfor second year students to provideprofessional translations. The studentshave worked individually and we havealso had two “translation workshops”where they could ask others for theirideas and support for difcult terms.
Q: What is unique about the project?
SC: There are many factors that make thisproject unique, the rst being the missionof the Akwaaba Foundation to providefree educational software to students
and educators around the world. Formy students, this project is uniquebecause they are able to participatein a community service project wherethey are able to use the language theyare working so hard to learn. I noticedthat I had a higher participation rate inthis “homework” project compared toother homework assignments becausethe students feel a healthy sense ofobligation to our client, and they can feelthe practical application of their skills.As an instructor I’ve been challenged tocreate a carefully scaffolded assignmentto help my students complete thetranslations accurately, feeling supportedthroughout the process.
Courtesy photo
Sara Casler, Sierra College Spanish Department Chair, helps students translatetheir work.
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The tomato sandwich is one of my all-time
favorites. I have many fond memoriescoming home after school and throwing aquick tomato sandwich together to curb mycravings. Toasted white bread, slathered inmayonnaise sprinkled with black peppersandwiching the perfectly ripened redtomato — the simplest of ingredientscoming together to make a great afternoonsnack.
I came across a recipe by one of my favoritechefs, Jose Andres. It was his beefsteaktomato sandwich — a large and in chargetomato sandwich made with brioche buns,caper aioli, alfalfa sprouts, avocado andpickled onions.
I saw this beast of a sandwich and I was
in love. I knew I had to play with this andmake it my own.
Dan can be reached at [email protected]
1. Make the pickled red onions: Place the onions in a medium nonreactive bowl. In a small-size saucepan over medium-high heat, combine the water, red wine vinegar, sugar, salt,thyme and black peppercorns. Bring to a boil. Pour over the red onions and let maceratefor 1 hour. Drain the liquid and discard the thyme and peppercorns. Makes 1½ cups.
2. Make the herbed mayo: In a small bowl, stir together the mayonnaise, mustard, capers,parsley and lemon juice. Season with salt and set aside. Makes 1 cup.
3. Make the sandwich: Prepare an ice bath. Bring a medium pot of water to a boil. Using aparing knife, cut a small “x” on the bottom of each tomato. Using a slotted spoon, lowerthe tomato into the boiling water and cook until the skin starts to peel back slightly, 10 to20 seconds. Immediately transfer the tomato to the ice bath. After about 10 to 15 seconds,remove the tomato from the ice bath and use the paring knife to peel off the skin. Cut thetomato into four ¾-inch-thick slices.
4. Spread both halves of each bun with the herbed mayonnaise. Season the tomato andavocado slices with salt and pepper. Place 1 tomato slice and a few slices of avocado oneach bottom bun. Top each sandwich with pickled onions, pea shoots and the top bun,and serve.
RECIPE
DIRECTIONS
For the Pickled Red Onions:1 medium red onion, halved andvery thinly sliced2/3 cup water1/3 cup red wine vinegar2 tablespoons granulated sugarPinch kosher salt2 teaspoons fresh thyme2 teaspoons black peppercorns
For the Herbed Mayo:1 cup mayonnaise2 tablespoons Dijon mustard4 teaspoons capers, chopped4 teaspoons fnely chopped at-leaf parsley
1 teaspoon fresh lemon juiceKosher salt
For the Sandwich:2 large heirloom tomatoes(different colors if possible)4 Parmesan Kaiser rolls, split inhalf and toastedHerbed mayo
1 avocado, halved and cut into 12slicesKosher salt and freshly groundblack pepper, to taste¼ cup pickled onions1 cup pea shoots or alfalfa sprouts
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A litle creaiviy urns a good
omao sandwich ino greaBy Dan Zahra for Meadow Vista Life
Since 1991, the educational programsoffered at the Placer Nature Center haveserved to connect children to the naturalworld that surrounds them. From mudpie making to star gazing, the center hassomething to interest just about everyone.
Open to the public on Fridays andSaturdays, the volunteer-supported centeroffers kids a wide variety of activities toeducate and entertain them. ScienceSaturdays are usually two-hour longprograms that focus on a different natureor science-themed subject each week. Thecenter also offers special programming forchildren under the age of 5, courtesy of agrant from the First 5 California program.During the week, the center hosts naturethemed school eld trips and home-schoolprograms, to compliment curriculums.
“We do a lot of experiments with micro-scopes, we’ll do nature crafts, we’ll takethem out with a magnifying glass andidentify things, we have kid-friendly bi-noculars and we’ll go bird hunting withthose, or looking for bugs in the garden,that kind of thing,” says Executive DirectorKimberly Grant. “It’s a great place to come
year-round. We do have trails up in theFoothills. They’re not very long trails, sothey’re good for the little ones.”
The Placer Nature Center offers pro-gramming for older kids and adults aswell. Their Greener Gardener workshops,offered as a part of Science Saturdays, covercomposting and vermiculture. Throughoutthe year, astronomer Don Machholz leadsstargazing events as well.
“What we hope that children and parentsboth get is a way to connect with nature.That’s what we’re here for, to help them ndthat connection,” says Grant. “We hope kidsreduce their fear of nature through interactingwith it and realize that its biodiversity is anessential part of our living.”
By Anne Stokes for Meadow Vista Life
3700 Christian Valley Rd.,Auburn(530) 878-6053Placernaturecenter.orgOpen Friday and Saturday:9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
PLACER NATURE CENTER
The Family Tree Maker Users Group of the Placer County Genealogical Society (PCGS)will meet Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the LDS AuburnStake conference room located at 1255 Bell Road, Auburn. The topic will be lookingat Family Tree Maker 2014. We will also take time for questions and answers on anyversion of the program. Special in-depth topics can be scheduled. Visitors are welcometo attend.
For more information about the Placer County Genealogical Society, its Day StudyGroup, Family Tree Maker Users Group and regular meeting activity, please call 866-894-2076 or check online at www.pcgs.pcgenes.com.
Family Tree Maker Users Group mees Sep. 10
Placer Nature Center Executive Director Kimberly Grant hopes that thecenter will serve to connect both kids and parents with nature. “What wehope that children and parents both get is a way to connect with nature.That’s what we’re here for, to help them nd that connection,” she says.
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TUESDAY SEPT Sight Word Busters Informational Meet-ing from 10-11:30 a.m. at St. JosephElementary School, 11610 AtwoodRoad in Auburn. Free training forvolunteer reading coaches for childrenfrom kindergarten to 2nd grade. Info:Horti Davis, (530) 823-1857, [email protected].
Placer County Sheriff Ofce’s Commun-ity Awareness Academy from 6-9 p.m.Tuesdays and Thursdays throughSept. 24 in the Auburn Justice Center,2929 Richardson Drive in Auburn.Receive an overview of rescue, thebomb squad, the special enforcementteam the marine unit and more. Visitthe South Placer Jail, the morgue, the911 dispatch center and more. Needto be 18 years of age, live or work inPlacer County and agree to submit to aminor background check. Registrationrequired, deadline is Aug. 6. Info: KimRivera, (530) 889-6922, [email protected].
The Sierranaders Barbershop Chorusmeet at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the SeniorCenter, 550 High St., Suite 107 inAuburn. Music reading not required, freecoaching available. Info: Cliff at (530)
346-2757, sierranaders.org.
Play Cribbage with the Placer Peggers,Club 190 of the American CribbageCongress from 6:15-9:30 p.m. Tuesdays550 High St., Suite 107 in Auburn. Info:Gerald Del Agostino (530) 885-1266,
Potluck Dinner meeting from noonto 1 p.m. the rst Tuesday of eachmonth at Meadow Vista Grange, 1115Grange Road, Meadow Vista. Everyoneis welcome. Meeting immediatelyfollows. Info: Virginia Nettleton (530)368-6595.
Fitness4Seniors class from 10:30-11:30a.m. Tuesdays at Placer Hills CommunityMethodist Church, 17250 Placer HillsRoad, Meadow Vista. Free; donationsaccepted. Includes stretching, yoga andtai chi. Info: Jean (530) 878-7210.
Edgar Cayce’s “A Search for God”study from 9-10 a.m. Tuesdays. Free.Everyone welcome. Call for location,(530) 346-2450.
WEDNESDAY SEPT
Classic Car Cruise Night from 4-7 p.m.Wednesdays at Mel’s Diner, 1730 Grass
Valley Hwy in Auburn. Bring your pre-1976 classic and special edition car andget 20 percent off meal inside Mel’s.
Center for Visually Impaired Adults,Support group meets at 10 a.m.Wednesdays at Unity Church, 1212High St. in Auburn. Info: Judy Anderson(530) 863-0072, [email protected].
Narcotics Anonymous; Primary PurposeMeeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays atUnity of Auburn, Manning Hall, 1212High St. in Auburn. Info: (530) 888-6489,unityofauburn.com.
THURSDAY SEPT “Birds” Juried Art Show open from8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays throughFridays through Oct. 2 at the Auburn CityHall, 1225 Lincoln Way in Auburn.
Equus: Strength, Beauty ExhilarationArt Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondaysthrough Thursdays, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.Fridays and Saturdays; and from noon to6 p.m. Sundays through Sept. 28 at theGeneral Gomez Arts and Events Center,808 Lincoln Way in Auburn. Info: (530)745-4230, generalgomez.com.
The Meadow Vista MAC meeting at6 p.m. at Placer Hills School, Room,No. 22, 16801 Placer Hills Road, Meadow
Vista. Info: see District 5 calendar atplacer.ca.gov.
Storytime at 11 a.m. Wednesdays atApplegate Library, 18018 ApplegateRoad in Applegate. Info: (530) 878-2721,[email protected].
Meadow Vista Garden Club at 11:30a.m. at the Faith Lutheran Church, 1115Combie Road in Meadow Vista. Topic:“Drought Tolerant Plants” presented byPlacer County Master Gardeners. Visitorswelcome. Info: Eva Smith, President,
(530) 878-1754.
Senior Café Lunch from 11:30 a.m. to12:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday andFriday at the Colfax Methodist ChurchHall, 59 W. Church at Culver St. in Colfax.Suggested donation $5 for lunch. Call atleast two days prior to reserve your meal(530) 889-9500.
Gold Country Writers meet from10 a.m. to noon Wednesdays at theGeneral Gomez Art center, 808 LincolnWay in Auburn. Attendees meet totalk about writing, publishing andsupporting local authors. Info: [email protected]
Buttons ‘n’ Bows Square Dance Clubmeets from 7-9 p.m. Thursdays at RockCreek Elementary School, 3050 BellRoad in Auburn. Cost: $16 per monthmembers, $5 a session visitor. Live callereach evening. Info: Gail (530) 889-1345.
NorCal Tea Party meeting at 6:30 p.m.at The Ridge Golf Club, 2020 GolfCourse Road in Auburn. Info: www.norcalteaparty.com.
League of Women Voters of PlacerCounty meets from 11:30 a.m. to1 p.m. at the Auburn Civic Center, Room
10, 1225 Lincoln Way in Auburn. Info:lwvplacercounty.org.
The Auburn Area Democratic Clubmeets at 7 p.m. at the Auburn Library,Beecher Room, 350 Nevada St. inAuburn. Info: auburndemocrats.com
The Widowed Persons Association ofCalifornia, Auburn Chapter holds a“Get Acquainted Dinner” at 4:30 p.m. atthe Sizzler Restaurant, 13570 Lincoln Way,Auburn. Info: Denise, (530) 823-5321.
Zumba Fitness Classes, from 6-7 p.m.Tuesdays and Thursdays at Meadow Vista
Grange, 1115 Grange Road, Meadow Vista. No classes on rst Tuesday ofthe month. Info: meadowvista.com/communitycalendar
Applegate Blockheads Lego Club from3:30-4:30 p.m. at Applegate Library,18018 Applegate Road in Applegate.Info: (530) 878-2721, [email protected].
A full day of Senior Activities withartist Barbara Hoffman from 9 a.m. to4 p.m. Thursdays at the Historic MethodistChurch, 936 Stockton St. in Dutch Flat.Donations accepted. Includes paint-ing, drawing, Fitness4Seniors, crafting,quilting, ber arts, lunch and therapeuticmassage with Stephanie Yue, CMT. Info:Barbara (916) 847-8477.
FRIDAY SEPT
Friday Night Flights from 5-7 p.m. atthe Holiday Inn, 120 Grass Valley Hwy.,Auburn. Complimentary wine tastingwith Wise Villa Winery; live music. Info:(530) 887-8787, auburnhi.com.
Fast Friday’s Motorcycle Speedway at 8p.m. Fridays through Sept. 11 at the GoldCountry Fairgrounds. Admission: $12adults, $10 juniors (10-15) and seniors (62and older), children ages 9 and under arefree, except for major events. Info: (530)878-7223, fastfridays.com.
Sons In Retirement Area 33 play golfat 7:30 a.m. Fridays at Black Oak GolfCourse, 2455 Black Oak Road, Auburn.
$14 green fee. Info: Ken Hansen at (916)622-2757.
Alzheimer’s Support Group from noonto 1:30 p.m. at Auburn PresbyterianChurch, 3025 Bell Air Drive, Auburn.Info: (530) 878-2428.
SATURDAY SEPT
Silver Screen Classic Movie at 1, 4, and7:30 p.m. at the Auburn Library, BeecherRoom, 350 Nevada St. in Auburn. Free.A 1936 classic comedy. Info: (530) 878-7938, auburnsilverscreen.com.
White Elephant Sale and Silent Auctionfrom 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sundayat the historic Dutch Flat CommunityCenter, 933 Stockton St. in Dutch Flat.Auction includes items from estates ofeight pioneer Dutch Flat families. Info:(530) 389-8393.
Science Saturday: Scavenger Hunt from10 a.m. to noon at the Placer NatureCenter (PNC), 3700 Christian Valley Roadin Auburn. Cost: $3 non-members, freePNC members. Info: (530) 878-6053,placernaturecenter.org.
SUNDAY SEPT
League of Women Voters from 11:30a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Auburn Civic Center,1225 Lincoln Way in Auburn. Lunch: $15(optional) Open to the public. AndrewSisk, Placer County Auditor-Controllerwill discuss the Placer County Budgetand unfunded debt.
TUESDAY SEPT
Native Sons of the Golden WestSocial hours and meeting at 6 at 301Commercial St. in Old Town Auburn.Info: (530) 887-1267, nsgw.org.
WEDNESDAY SEPT
Sight Word Busters Informational Meet-ing from 3:30-5 p.m. at Auburn ElementarySchool, Lariat Ranch Road in Auburn. Freetraining for volunteer reading coaches forchildren from kindergarten to 2nd grade.
Info: Horti Davis, (530) 823-1857.
Paws to Read from 3:30-4:30 p.m.at Auburn Library, 350 Nevada St. inAuburn. For ages 5-10. Info: (530) 886-4510, [email protected].
Alzheimer’s/Dementia Workshop;Under-standing the seven states of dementiaat noon at Seniors First, 12183 LocksleyLane, Suite 205 in Auburn. Workshop ledby Kristina Blocker, Certied DementiaCare Advisor. RSVP (866) 689-5413.
Meadow Vista Lions Club meeting from 7-8 p.m. at Meadow Vista Grange,
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chicken eggs from Local Yolk. Info: foothillrootsfarm.com.
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1115 Grange Road, Meadow Vista. Info:meadowvista.com/community calendar
Storytime at 11 a.m. Wednesdays atApplegate Library, 18018 ApplegateRoad in Applegate. Info: (530) 878-2721,[email protected].
THURSDAY SEPT
Sight Word Busters Informational
Meeting from 10-11:30 a.m. at Alta VistaElementary School, 173 Oak St. in Auburn.Free training for volunteer readingcoaches for children from kindergartento 2nd grade. Info: Horti Davis, (530) 823-1857, [email protected].
Placer Hills Union School District Boardmeeting from 7:30-9 p.m. at either theDistrict Board Room or one of two schoolsites. Info: phusd.k12.ca.us/
Applegate Bookworms Junior BookClub from 3:30-4:30 p.m. at ApplegateLibrary, 18018 Applegate Road inApplegate. For Grades 4 to 6. Info: (530)
878-2721, [email protected].
FRIDAY SEPT
Final Cruise Night of 2015 from 5-9p.m. on Lincoln Way, between Elm andHigh Streets in Downtown Auburn. Free.Open to all cars and pick-ups 1972 andolder, no bicycles, motor cycles or pets.Info: (530) 878-7936, [email protected].
Fast Friday’s Motorcycle Speedway,Track Championship at 8 p.m. at theGold Country Fairgrounds. Admission:$12 adults, $10 juniors (10-15) and seniors
(62 and older), children ages 9 and underare free, except for major events. Info:(530) 878-7223, fastfridays.com.
Badminton from 9-11 a.m. Fridays andfrom 6-8 p.m. Mondays at the Sierra
Vista Community Center, 55 School St. inColfax. Info: (530) 346-8726.
SATURDAY SEPT
Symphony in the Park: Strike Up theBand at 7 p.m. at the Auburn SchoolPark Preserve, 55 College Way inAuburn. Featuring saxophonist JanosSantos, winner of the 2015 Young Artist
competition. Info: auburnsymphony.com.
Fruit and Veggie Fest 2015 at 1 p.m. atGrocery Outlet 414 Grass Valley Highwayin Auburn. Celebrate healthy living,sample nutritious recipes, tour the store,learn to shop smart and receive freerecipes and cooking tips. Info: [email protected].
SUNDAY SEPT
Auburn Area Democratic Club presents:Women, Politics and Power from 2-4:30p.m. at the General Gomez Art Center,808 Lincoln Way in Auburn. Cost: $35 per
person includes hors d’oeuvres and onedrink (beer or wine). Speakers: JenniferMontgomery, Betty Yee, Toni Atkins, andHeidi Hall. Music with Nancy Blue andGolden Gloves. Info: Rosie, (530) 886-8199, auburndemocrats.com.
MONDAY SEPT
PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friendsof Lesbians and Gays) monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital,Conference Room A, 11815 EducationSt. in Auburn. Public welcome. PaulCurtis, executive director of the California
Coalition for Youth, will speak on theissue of runaway and homeless youth.Preceded at 6 p.m. by the Transgenderand Parent Support Groups. Info: (916)863-9622, pagplacercounty.org.
TUESDAY SEPT
Bike Cruise Night from 4-7 p.m. atMel’s Diner, 1730 Grass Valley Hwy inAuburn. All years and model motorcycles
welcome. Bring your bike and get 20percent off meal inside Mel’s.
Medicare Community Meeting at2 p.m. at Round Table Pizza, in theSavemart shopping center, 370 ElmAve. in Auburn. Free. Bill Anderson,from Medicare Done Right, will explainplan choices, time frames, liabilities andlifetime penalties. Helpful to bring a listof any prescriptions. Registration: (530)432-7988, [email protected].
Placer County Older Adult AdvisoryCommission meets from 1-4 p.m. atthe Community Development Resource
Center, Commissioner and CypressRooms, 3091 County Center Drive inAuburn. RSVP. Info: Pauline Moreno,(530) 886-3680, [email protected].
WEDNESDAY SEPT
“You Can Tell a Book by Its Cover” from10 a.m. to noon in the General GomezArt Center, 808 Lincoln Way in Auburn.The Gold Country Writers host Auburngraphic designer Stewart Feldmanfor a discussion about what goes intodesigning a book after the words arenished. Info: [email protected]
Placer Gold Life Membership Club of theTelephone Pioneers meets from 11:30a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Sizzler Restaurant,13570 Lincoln Way in Auburn. All retiredtelephone company employees areinvited to attend. Info: Richard Huntley(530) 823-8087.
Craft for Kids from 3:20-4:30p.m. atthe Meadow Vista Library, 16981 PlacerHills Road, Ste. B6. Info: (530) 878-2647,[email protected].
THURSDAY SEPT
Sons in Retirement Branch 79 meets at
11 a.m. followed by lunch at the AuburnElks, 195 Pine Street, Auburn. All retiredmen invited to attend. Info: Ken Hansenat (916) 622-2757.
Placer Kids information session onfoster care and adoption from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Auburn Train Station,287 Nevada St., Auburn. Info: DonnaAleccia at (530) 887-9982.
FRIDAY SEPT
Pianist Konstantin Soukhovetski playsat 7:30 p.m. at the State Theatre, 985Lincoln Way in Auburn. Tickets: $23
reserved, $35 premium. Info: (530) 823-6683, auburnsymphony.com.
Peter Pan at 7:30 Friday and Saturdaysthrough Sept 26 and 3 p.m. Sept. 19and 20 at Music in More 3116 OlympicWay, Suite B in Auburn. Tickets: $12general, $10 Seniors and Children. Info:musicandmore.net.
Friends of Auburn Library present RoyRogers and Dale Evens with authorChris Enss at noon in the Beecher Room,350 Nevada St. in Auburn. A look at thelives and careers of Roy Rogers and hiswife, Dale Evans.
SATURDAY SEPT
“Legendary Ladies of Country Music”with Joni Morris with the After MidnightBand at 7:30 p.m. at the State Theater,985 Lincoln Way in Auburn. Tickets: $24advance, $28 at the door. Info: (530) 885-0156, livefromauburn.com
Seasonal Garden Workshops hourlystarting at 9 a.m. at the Master GardenerDemonstration Garden, 11477 E Ave.,DeWitt Center, Auburn. Free. Raincancels. Info: (530) 889-7388, pcmg.ucanr.org.
SUNDAY SEPT
Cars and Parts Swap Meet hosted by TheAuburn Region of the Vintage ChevroletClub of America from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. atthe Auburn Fairgrounds, 1273 High St.in Auburn. Cost: Free to buyers; $25 for20’x20’ vendor spaces. Buyer parking is
free. Food booths on the grounds. Info:Tony, (916) 539-3383, Randy, (530) 346-8627, Fred, (530) 888-8857.
The Fleet Reserve Association, Branch296 meets at 11 a.m. at the VeteransMemorial Hall, 100 East St. in Auburnfor social time followed by shortmeeting and a pot-luck meal. All activeduty, retired and veterans of the Navy,Marine Corps, and Coast Guard areencouraged to join them. The Ladies’Auxiliary welcomes the spouses. Info:Elmer Frank, (530) 885-5809.
TUESDAY SEPT
Native Sons of the Golden WestSocial hours and meeting at 6 at 301Commercial St. in Old Town Auburn.Info: (530) 887-1267, nsgw.org.
Sierra Foothills Iris Society meets at7 p.m. in the Auburn Civic Center, RoseRoom, 1225 Lincoln Way in Auburn.
WEDNESDAY SEPT
The Meadow Vista Friendly NeighborsClub lunch at 11:30 at the Meadow
Vista Grange Hall, 1115 Grange Road,Meadow Vista. Free. New members and
guests are invited to attend. Info: PattiDriggs (530) 889-2563, P.O. Box 764,Meadow Vista, CA 95722.
THURSDAY SEPT
PARC presents “All The Time In TheWorld” from 7-9 p.m. at the StateTheatre, 985 Lincoln Way in Auburn.Tickets: $8 general, $5 student. Info:parc-auburn.org.
Free Dementia Education Workshopsat 6 p.m. at Oakwood Village AssistedLiving and Memory Care, 3388 Bell Rd.
Auburn. Info: oakwoodseniorliving.com,(530) 889-8122.
FRIDAY SEPT
Ray Obiedo and MisturaFina featuringSandy Cressman and Phil Hawkinsat 7:30 p.m. at the State Theatre, 985Lincoln Way in Auburn. Tickets: $24advance, $28 at the door. Info: (530) 885-0156, livefromauburn.com.
Rock Creek English Classes for Adultsfrom 9-10:30 a.m. Tuesdays at RockCreek Elementary School, 3050 BellRoad in Auburn. Open to anyone whowants to improve their English. Programis supported by the Latino LeadershipCouncil and taught by volunteer creden-tialed teachers. Info: Veronica Sanchez,(530) 885-5189.
SATURDAY SEPT
Golden West Documentary FilmFestival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at theState Theatre, 985 Lincoln Way inAuburn. Tickets: $6.17 all day. Info: (530)885-0156, livefromauburn.com.
SUNDAY SEPT
The 2015 Great Auburn ObstacleRace at 9 a.m. in Regional Park, 3770Richardson Drive in Auburn. Cost: Ages8 and up are welcome. Event has 20obstacles in 5K. Cost advance: $30 perperson to $225 teams of four. Info: (530)885-8461, auburnrec.com.
Auburn Concert Band presentsAmericans We – A Patriotic Tributefrom 3-5 p.m. at the State Theatre, 985Lincoln Way in Auburn. Free. Info: (530)885-0156, auburnconcertband.net.
Bingo from 1-3 p.m. at Meadow VistaGrange, 1115 Grange Road, Meadow
Vista. Everyone Welcome. Info: meadowvista.com/community calendar
MONDAY SEPT
Save Auburn Ravine Salmon andSteelhead, SARSAS, meets from 10-11 a.m. at Placer County AdministrativeCenter, The Domes, 175 Fulweiler Ave.in Auburn. Guest speaker is Mary Tappel.The topic is “Beaver Management in theAge of Anadromy”. Open to the public.Info: President Jack Sanchez (530) 888-0281, [email protected].
WEDNESDAY SEPT
Book Group meets at 6 p.m. at Meadow Vista Library, 16981 Placer Hills Road,Ste B6. September book: “Secret Life ofBees” by Sue Monk Kidd.” October book:“Orphan Train” by Christina Kline. Info:(530) 878-2647, [email protected]
SATURDAY SEPT ASTRONOMY AND STARGAZING from 7-9 p.m. at the Placer Nature Center
(PNC), 3700 Christian Valley Road in Auburn. Cost: $5 members, $7 non-members.
If no stars event is canceled. Info: (530) 878-6053, placernaturecenter.org.
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