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Golf Tournament
This event will benefit Valley Springs Youth, a 501c3 that provides an after school program that provides nurturing, enriching activities for youth aged 11-17 at no cost to the parents. We receive no funding from the county, the state, or the federal government, so we survive on donations and fundraisers.
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American Volkssport Big Tree Walk
Join the Delta Tule Trekkers, a local chapter of the American Volkssport Association, in a special event at Calaveras Big Trees State Park on Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2. Walkers of all ages are welcome to participate in the non-competitive 5 and 10 K walks through the beautiful forest trails through the Sequoia groves. The shorter route is suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. Starting period is from 8 a.m. to noon with a barbeque planned for both days. For further information call (20) 931-0557 or visit website at www.deltatuletrekkers.org.
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| 09:00 AM - 03:00 PM |
Mountain Ranch Garden Tour
Tour 5 beautiful gardens. Price is $20.00 and includes a gourmet picnic box that promises to be a deluxe flavorful lunch. Pick up at the Mountain Ranch Town Hall where a plant sale and raflle will be held. Hall is open 9-4 PM
8049 Washington St.Mountain Ranch
For info and to buy a ticket call 754 -0735
All proceeds benefit the operation of the Town Hall.
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| 09:00 AM - 01:00 PM |
CHS E-Waste Event
The CHS Earth Club would like to invite you to get rid of your old, broken electronics to be recycled! This event will take place on Saturday June 1 from 9am - 1pm in the lower parking lot of Calaveras High school. E-Waste contains a variety of toxins which leech into the environment when thrown into landfills and not properly disposed of. Please bring the items to CHS to be recycled. This event offers you an easy way to recycle any electronic device that is not useful or is no longer working. Such items include televisions, computers, monitors, printers, fax machines, radios, record players, tape players, CD players, DVD players, telephones (landlines and cell), answering machines, copiers. Pretty much anything electronic! Items NOT able to be recycled are batteries, smoke detectors, x-ray equipment, fluorescent lights and ballasts. All you need to do is bring your e-waste items to Calaveras High School on June 1 and drop them off, no cost to you. Onsite Electronics Recycling will be gathering the e-waste and hauling it off. Please take advantage of this local, convenient event in San Andreas to help ensure electronics are recycled and not tossed into our landfills. The members of the Calaveras High Earth Club would like to thank the community members for continuing efforts to recycle not only electronics but also glass, plastic, aluminum and plastic bags.
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Art Among the Roses
Master Gardeners and the Calaveras Arts Council present Art Among the Roses at the Demonstration Garden, 891 Mountain Ranch Rd., San Andreas. At 10:30 am a Master Gardener rose specialist will share information on rose care and give a tour of the many antique roses in the Demonstration Garden. Arts Council members will be demonstrating their artistic techniques by doing paintings of the roses. Their art will be for sale. Also featured will be roses and other plants for sale, music, light refreshments, and gardening questions answered by Master Gardeners. For more details contact Master Gardeners at 209-754-6473 or the Arts Council at 209-754-1774.
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Pickled Foods & Sauerkraut
Pickles. Sweet, sour, crunchy, chopped, whole, brine, vinegar, fruit, vegetable, meat … whoa, meat? Yes, any fruit, vegetable or meat preserved in vinegar or brine qualifies as a pickle. Learn how to pickle food, then watch how to easily make delicious sauerkraut.
Location: Calaveras County Senior Center, 956 Mountain Ranch Road, San Andreas
No reservations are required for this free class presented by the Amador/Calaveras County Master Food Preservers. For more information, call us at 209-223-6857, email us at acmfp@ucdavis.edu or visit us at http://ucanr.edu/mfpcs.
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| 10:00 AM |
Weekend Steam-Powered Excursion Train Rides
All aboard as Railtown 1897 State Historic Park resumes its popular steam-powered excursion train rides through California’s scenic Gold Country! While the Park is open daily, on weekends beginning April 6, guests will enjoy a memorable six-mile, 45-minute round trip ride along the rails of the famous “Movie Railroad.” To kick off the new season, excursion train rides will be offered behind “Movie Star Locomotive” Sierra No. 3 on opening weekend. Plus, local residents from Calaveras, Mariposa and Tuolumne counties can visit the Park and ride completely free with proof of residency this first weekend only. And, Railtown 1897 visitors can also enjoy other opening weekend festivities such as live music, tours of the historic Roundhouse and demonstrations of the historic, belt-driven machine shop. Capacity is limited for steam-powered excursion train rides so guests are encouraged to arrive early. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis at the ticket window beginning at 10 a.m. on the days the trains are running. After opening weekend, Railtown 1897 SHP plans to offer steam-powered excursion train rides behind Sierra No. 3 on Saturdays and vintage diesel locomotives on Sundays through the 2013 operating season. Additionally, diesel train rides will be offered on Wednesdays throughout the summer season (July 10 through August 28). Because the schedule is subject to change with expanded service on holiday weekends, etc., visitors are encouraged to call 209-984-3953 or visit www.railtown1897.org for updated information.
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Food and Wine Tours, Murphys
Food and Wine Tours, Murphys - 800-407-8918
Fridays and Saturdays 11:30am. Tours are 3-1/2 hours and 1.5 miles of walking along historic Main Street. Many food stops are included. Get the inside story about the area’s rough-and-tumble past. Call or visit http://www.Local-Food-Tours.com for more information and reservations.
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| 05:00 PM - 06:15 PM |
Middle East Meddlers: An Address on the Middle East
First Baptist Church, Angels Camp
Sunday October 27 @ 5:00pm
1555 Depot Rd. 736-2464
www.fbcac.org
What is happening in the Middle East?
What does it mean for America and the rest of world?
America, Russia, Syria, Iran, Iraq and Egypt are on the front lines of the Middle East stage, but find out what countries are really pulling the strings in the region.
Learn the startling insights to what the research in this message will reveal about the meddlers in the Middle East.
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