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Loomis Community CalendarEvents Family Activities Kids Camps Fundraisers ClassesEvents Family Activities Kids Camps Fundraisers ClassesEvents Family Activities Kids Camps Fundraisers Classes

Whats Happening in Loomis?Whats Happening in Loomis?Whats Happening in Loomis?

Blue Goose FoodBlue Goose FoodExtravaganzaExtravaganza

FreeFreeSummerSummerConcertsConcerts

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ThursdayN ightThursdayNightFamilyFestFamilyFest

May-August 2013


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ome to the BlueGoose Food Extrava-

ganza and experiencewhat 70-plus chefs, cater-ers and community cooks

will be serving at 5:30p.m., Saturday, May 18, atthe Blue Goose EventCenter, 3550 Taylor Road,in Loomis.

There will be restau-rants in attendance withchef-prepared dishes,caterers offering their spe-cialties and many com-

munity cooks represent-ing their organizations orbusinesses.

Crowds of peopledonate their time, foodand skill to this South Plac-er Heritage Foundationfundraiser. The event hasbeen going on for 13 years.

Tickets for open seatingare $25 in advance and $30the day of the event. Tick-

ets can be purchased in

Loomis at Main Drug, BlueGoose Produce, theLoomis Chamber of Com-merce, at the LincolnChamber of Commerce orat the door. A reservedindoor table for eight is$500 with wine and sou-venir wine glasses. A silentauction and raffle roundout the evening. All pro-ceeds benefit the ongoing

renovation of the historicBlue Goose Fruit Shed.

The renovation began10 years ago and local vol-unteers and communitymembers have trans-formed a dilapidated eye-sore to a restored historicicon. Each year, more andmore improvements havebeen made until today theshed is a major event ven-ue in South Placer County.

The South Placer Her-itage Foundation took on

this major project with thethought of giving back tothe community. Plans

were developed thatwould bring life back tothe building that fordecades provided themeans of sharing LoomisBasin-grown fruit to Cali-fornia and beyond.

~ Staff Report

Cooks, caterers turn out for Blue Goose Food Extravaganza

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Del Oro High culinary arts teacher Scott Domenyand students share cream puffs theyve made.

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Desserts are a highlightof the Extravaganza.

ON THE

COVER

1. Placer CountySupervisor Jim

Holmes is afeatured chef atBlue Goose FoodExtravaganza.

2. Thursday NightFamilyFest isJune 6 - Aug. 1.

3. The Town ofLoomis freesummer concertsare at the Loomis

Train Depot.

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The 4th Annual Loomis Soap Box Derby is 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., Saturday, May 4, at theBoyington Road parking lot at Del Oro High School. Food will be available for

purchase along with free arts and crafts for kids. Entry fees are $5 for students, $10for adults and $5 for a rental car. Admission is free. Info and rules: www.loomisptc.org/eventsSoapbox.html or (530) 263-2540.

Sign up a teamfor the LoomisAmerican Can-

cer Society Relay For Life. The24-hour event is 9 a.m., Sat-urday, June 22 to 9 a.m., June23 at Loomis Grammar

School. Info: 660-1916. Teamsign-ups or donations: www.relayforlife.org/LoomisCa.

TeamSign-ups

The last tryouts for LoomisBasin Has Talent are 5-8 p.m.,Friday, May 3 at Blue Anchor

Stage. Facebook semi-final voting isMay 10-17, with the finals on Fri-

day, May 31, at the Blue GooseEvent Center. Info: 652-7252.

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American Legion Post 775 is sponsoring a golftournament to benefit the Del Oro Aquatic Center at1 p.m., Sunday, May 5, at Lincoln Hills Golf Course.

The cost is $95 and includes dinner. Info: 663-1487, 652-0273, 652-6836.

The 10th annual Loomis Art Loop OpenStudio Tour is Mothers Day Weekend 10a.m. - 5 p.m., May 11-12. Five local stu-

dios will be featured at this free event. Maps: www.loomisartloop.com.

PrincipalsRick Judd,left, andGlennLockwood

raceduring thederby.

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Golf For A New Pool

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Loomis Soap Box DerbyLoomis Basin Has Talent Tryouts

Jayna Moon tries outfor last years LoomisBasin Has Talent.

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The Town of LoomisSpring Cleanup Dayis 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.,

Saturday, May 11, at the DelOro High School pool parkinglot, for Town of Loomis resi-dents only with proper ID.Info: 652-1840.

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Loomis Art Loop

TownCleanup Day

High Hand holds afree class onAttracting Benefi-

cial Wildlife to Your Gardenat 10 a.m., Wednesday, May15 or Saturday, May 18.Register: highhand.com or652-2065.

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GardeningClass

Loomis Union School District

Spring Events and Reminders

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The Grand Open-ing of Gold Coun-

try Wildlife Res-cues new Wildlife IntakeCenter for South WesternPlacer County is 1-3 p.m.,Saturday, May 11, at 3221Rippey Road, Ste. 300. Meetlive raptors and birds, learnabout native wildlife andenjoy light refreshments.Info: http://goldcountrywildliferescu.org.

A Memorial Day Ceremony honoring veterans is at9 a.m., Monday, May 27 at Del Oro High Schoolsfootball stadium, sponsored by Del Oros WINGS

program and American Legion Post 775. A breakfast for vet-erans and their families begins at 7:20 a.m. RSVP for thebreakfast: [email protected], 626-7023.

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Memorial Day Ceremony

Anti BullyingProgram

Veterans will be honored during the Memorial DayCeremony and a helicopter will fly in the U.S. flag.

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Wildlife Rescue

Go The Distance, a 24-hour run benefiting schools in the Loomis UnionSchool District, is 2 p.m., Friday, May 17 to 2 p.m., Saturday, May 18, atthe Del Oro High School track. Last year, 18 teams made up of both

children and adults participated. Info: www.gothedistancerun.com.

Students cheer forLoomis Districtmusic teacher CindyTeresi at last yearsGo The Distance

24-hour run.

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THE LOOMIS NEWS

A golf tournamentbenefiting LoomisBoy Scouts of

America Troop 12 is at 8a.m., Saturday, May 18, atthe Lincoln Hills Golf Course,and is sponsored by Ameri-can Legion Post 775. Thecost is $85 and includes din-ner. Info: 652-0273, 652-6836 or 652-7495.

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Golf forTroop 12

6-8:30 p.m., at theBlue Goose EventCenter, sponsored

by Loomis Basin Soroptimist.Enjoy games, prizes, appetiz-ers, designer purse raffle andcash bar. Benefits programsfor women and children.Tickets are $20.Info: 652-0404.

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Girls Night Out

Held by the Del OroHigh School ABC(Anti Bullying Club)

6:30-8:30 p.m., in the BonnerGym. A donation presenta-tion made to the Morgan Hel-man Memorial Fund. KeithHawkins will give a presenta-tion on bullying prevention(see www.keithhawkins.com).

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Go the Distance

The University of California Cooperative Exten-sions Placer County Master Gardeners 28thAnnual Mothers Day Garden Tour is 10 a.m. - 4

p.m., Sunday, May 12. Seven picturesque gardens in Rocklin,Roseville, Granite Bay and Loomis will be featured. Ticketsare $12 per person, with children under 12 free, and can bepurchased at Eisleys Nursery, in Auburn; The Flower Farm, inLoomis; and Green Acres Nursery, in Roseville.

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Blues and BBQsThe 3rd Annual Blues and BBQs, a benefit for PlacerCounty Law Enforcement Chaplaincy, is 6 p.m., at

the Blue Goose Event Center. Hosting the event arePlacer County Sheriff Ed Bonner, Placer Court District AttorneyScott Owens and Superior Court Judge Susanne Gazzaniga.Included are a barbecue dinner and Blues by Johnny O and theBlue F Os. Tickets are $25 at www.placerchaplains.com.

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Thursday Night FamilyFest

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The Loomis BasinHas Talent finale isat 7 p.m., at the

Blue Goose Event Center.Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Thir-teen finalists will competefor prizes. A silent auction,food, drinks and cocktailswill be available. Tickets are$25 for adults and $15 forchildren and seniors, age 62and older. Info: www.loomischamber.com or on Face-book.

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Talent FinaleThe Loomis Farmers Market is back every Sun-day 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., June 2 - August, in front

of the Blue Goose Event Center. Shop for local-

ly grown produce and products. Those withfarm or homegrown fruits, vegetables, nuts,

value added products or handcrafted itemscan get a free vendor booth. Info: Mark at

Blue Goose Produce, 652-8341.

Get fresh summerproduce grownlocally every Sunday.

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Farmers Market

There is plenty to doand see for all agesevery Thursday.

Loomis FamilyFest is back everyThursday night, from 5:30-9:30

p.m., June 6 - Aug. 1, at the Loomis Train Depot.Live music, food, kids zone, pony rides, localbusinesses, arts and crafts and a beer and winegarden are featured. Info: 835-0989, www.loomisfamilyfest.com.

The Loomis and PenrynLibraries Summer

Reading Program isJune 15 - Aug. 15. Children pick up a read-ing log at the library, keep track of the booksthey read and win prizes. Info: LoomisLibrary 652-7061, Penryn Library 663-3621.

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Summer ReadingProgram

The Honeybee Trioperforms at 7 p.m.,Saturday, June 1,at

the Loomis UnitedMethodist Church, 6414Brace Road. Tickets are $13in advance, two for $25 or$15 cash at the door. Chil-dren 12 and younger arefree. Tickets and info: www.loomisfumc.org, 791-1657.

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ConcertBoys Basketball Camp for grades 10-12is from 3-5:30 p.m., June 10-13 at DelOro High School. The cost is $80. For

incoming freshman, camp is from 12-3 p.m., June 12-13. Thecost is $50. Register: download forms from the athleticspage on the school website.

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High School Basketball Camps

Camp is offered by McLaughlin Studioson June 10-13, at 9-11:30 a.m. or 12:30-3 p.m. Students learn dance routines

and end with a performance. The cost is $110 before May 25and $130 after. Register: mcfairytales.brownpapertickets.com.

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Fairytale Dance Camp

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High Hand Nurseryoffers a free classon succulents at

10 a.m., Saturday, June 15.Register: highhand.com or652-2065.

McLaughlin The-atre Companypresents a cast of

5 - 11-year-olds in the MiniMusical Aladdin at 7 p.m.,Friday, June 7 at McLaughlinStudio, 3470 Swetzer Road.Tickets are $6 general andchildren ages 3 and underare f ree. Tickets: mtcminial-addin.brownpapertickets.co

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Del Oro HighSchoolgraduation

ceremonies are at 9 a.m.,Saturday, June 8 at the DelOro football stadium.

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Grads Aimee Scottand Jared Capper

share a hug last year.


Graduation 2013

Aladdin

Mini Musical

Girls volleyball skills camp is June 10 - 13, at Del Oro High School. Forstudents going into grades four to six, camp is from 8:30-10 a.m., andthe cost is $55 in advance $60 at the door; for incoming students in

grades seven and eight, camp is from 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.; and for incoming students ingrades nine and ten, camp is from 1:30-4 p.m.; and the cost is $75 in advance and $80 atthe door. Camp includes instruction, a T-shirt, refreshments and incentives. Register: frontoffice, download form from the Del Oro volleyball web page or call 205-3848.

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Girls Volleyball CampThe 2013 Blackand Gold GolfTournament to

raise funds for studentscholarships is at 1:30 p.m.,Saturday, June 14 at TurkeyCreek, Register: https://sites.google.com/a/puhsd.k12.ca.us/black-gold-del-oro-golf-tournament/.

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Black and

Gold Golf

Teen band Rockitt performs 7-9 p.m., Friday, June14 in the Town of Loomis free Summer ConcertSeries at the Loomis Train Depot at 5775, Horse-

shoe Bar Road. The band performs rock classics. Bring your

own chair and picnic dinner. Info: 652-1840.

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Free Concert

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Del Oro High School pool is 6:30p.m., Saturday, June 15. Tickets are $35 inadvance and $40 at the door and includeappetizers, desserts, soft drink and gam-ing chips. A cash bar, silent auction andraffle is available. Tickets: Del Oro office,Loomis Chamber or Loomis Main Drug.Info: [email protected].

Casino NightThe Penryn Librarypresents AmazingAnimal World, a

free program for children atnoon, Monday, June 17. Thelibrary is located at 2215Rippey Road. Info:663-3621.

Amazing Animals

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Session I of Isaac Tennis Camps is

June 17-20 at Del Oro High School.For ages 5 - 7, camp is 8-8:45 a.m.,

and the cost is $60 before May 31 and $65after; for ages 7-11, camp is 8-9:30 a.m., andthe cost is $85 before May 31 and $95 after;for ages 11-13 and for high schoolers, camp is8-11 a.m., and the cost is $145 before May 31and $160 af ter. Register: Del Oro office.

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The first annual

Taste of Loomisfood and wineexpo is 6-10 p.m., Friday,June 21 at the Blue AnchorStage. More than 30 localrestaurants and wineries areparticipating. Live music anddancing are included. Theevent benefits the For OneAnother Foundation. Ticketsare $40 in advance and $50at the door. Tickets:

www.foroneanother.org.

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The 24-hour Loomis American CancerSociety Relay For Life is 9 a.m., Satur-day, June 22 to 9 a.m., June 23 at

Loomis Grammar School. Cancer survivors are invited toopening ceremonies where they will be honored, receive afree T-shirt and walk the opening lap of the event. Teamsign-ups or donation: www.relayforlife.org/LoomisCa.

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Taste ofLoomisMcLaughlin Theatre Company presents

the musical comedy Smile at 7 p.m.,June 21, 22, 28 and 29; and 3 p.m., June

23 and 30 at McLaughlin Studio Theatre, 3470 SwetzerRoad. The show is appropriate for all ages. Tickets are $12general and $8 for students, at MTCsmile.brownpapertick-ets.com or mtctheatre.org or McLaughlin Studios. Info: 652-6377.

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Del Oro

Volley-ball

Camp for boys enteringgrades seven to 10 is 9-11:30a.m., in the Bonner Gym atDel Oro High School. The costis $50 in advance and $60 atthe door and includes a campT-shirt. Register: at the schoolor email [email protected].

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Boys VolleyballCamp

Musical Comedy Smile


The Relay For Life luminaria ceremony calls forreflecting on those who have fought cancer.

Loomis Relay For Life

Boys

Volley-ball

Individual Offense Camp isJune 24-27 at Del Oro HighSchool. Grades seven to nineare from 4-6 pm.; andgrades 10-12 are from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The cost is $80.Register: download formfrom school website athlet-ics page.

Boys VolleyballOffense Camp

The Penryn Librarypresents MusicalRobots, a free pro-

gram for children, at 2 p.m.,Tuesday, June 25. The libraryis located at 2215 RippeyRoad. Info: 663-3621.

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Session IIof IsaacTennis

Camps is July 1-4 at Del OroHigh School. For ages 5-7,camp is 8-8:45 a.m., and thecost is $60 before May 31and $65 after; for ages 7-11,camp is 8-9:30 a.m., and thecost is $85 before May 31and $95 after; for ages 11-13and high schoolers, camp is 8-11 a.m., and the cost is $145

before May 31 and $160after, at the school office

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Penryn Library holdsa Movie Day show-ing G-rated Rata-

touille at 11 a.m., Wednes-day, July 3. The library islocated at 2215 RippeyRoad. Info: 663-3621

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Ratatouille

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McLaughlin Studios offers Rock BandCamp July 8-12, at 3470 Swetzer Road.For ages 8 -13, camp is 10 a.m. to 12

p.m.; and for ages 14 and up, camp is 12-2p.m. Camp ends with an in-studio concert

and students receive a CD of their per-formance. The cost is $135 by May 25and $175 after, at McRock.brownpa-

pertickets.com or mclaughlinstudios.com. Info: 652-6377.

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Find out what it feels like toplay in a real rock band.

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Rock Band Camp

Jr. Eagle Volleyball Camp is July 8-11 atDel Oro High School. For boys enteringgrades three and four, camp is 8-10 a.m.;

for grades five and six, camp is 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Thecost is $80 and includes a camp jersey. Register by July 1.Info: 652-7243.

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Jr. Eagle Basketball Camp

The Loomis Librarypresents a free pro-gram for children

with ventriloquist Roger Car-roll at 10:30 a.m., Thursday,July 11. Info: 652-7061.

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McLaughlin Studios offers The Voice Performance Workshop for ages10 and up from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., July 8-12, at 3470 Swetzer Road. Stu-dents perform pop music with a show at the end and CD of their per-

formance. The cost is $135 by May 25 and $175 after, at McVoice.brownpapertickets.com or mclaughlinstudios.com. Info 652-6377.

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Penryn Libraryholds an Adult andTeen Game Nigh

from 4-6 p.m., Friday, July12, for 14-year-olds and up.Snacks are welcome. Thelibrary is located at 2215Rippey Road. Info: 663-3621.

Adult/TeenGame Night

VentriloquistShow

12JULY

The Town of Loomis free Summer Concert Series fea-tures the River Bend Folk band 7-9 p.m., Friday, July12 at the Loomis Train Depot, 5775 Horseshoe Bar

Road. The group performs folk, cowboy, country and bluegrassmusic. Bring your own chair and picnic. Info: 652-1840

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Del OroHighSchool

Boys and Girls Soccer Campis 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., July15-18 for incoming fresh-man and high schoolers atthe boys soccer field. Thecost is $80. Register: schooloffice.

SessionIII ofIsaac

Tennis Camps at Del Oro High

School. For ages 5 to 7, campis 8-8:45 a.m., and the cost is$60 before May 31 and $65after; for ages 7-11, camp is8-9:30 a.m., and the cost is$85 before May 31 and $95after; for ages 11 to 13 andfor high schoolers, camp is 8-11 a.m., and the cost is $145before May 31 and $160after. Register: school office.

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Isaac TennisCamp

The Voice Performance Workshop

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Soccer Camp

Penryn Libraryholds a lunch sto-rytime from 11

a.m. - noon, Wednesday, July17. Bring a lunch and enjoya story. The library is locatedat 2215 Rippey Road. Info:663-3621.

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May August 2013 Loomis Community Calendar 9JULY

The Loomis Union School Districts free Kindergarten Summer Prep Camp is 8:30a.m. - 1:30 p.m., Monday, July 29 to Friday, Aug. 2 at both H. Clarke Powers Ele-mentary School and Loomis Basin Charter School. The class is open to all incom-

ing kindergarten students enrolled in the Loomis district. The camp allows students to expe-rience the kindergarten program and will introduce them to the academic, social andbehavioral expectations of kindergarten in a setting of approximately 15 students. Trans-portation for this camp is not provided. Registration forms are available at school sites, thedistrict office or online at www.loomis-usd.k12.ca.us. Completed forms must be turned into the Loomis District Office at 3290 Humphrey Road, Loomis CA 95650. Info: 652-1800

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Free Kindergarten Prep Camp

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The Loomis Librarypresents a freecraft program for

children at 10:30 a.m., Thurs-day, July 18. Reservations arerequested. Info: 652-7061.

Free Kids Craft

18JULY McLaughlin

Theatre Com-pany offers

the Shrek! Mini Musical Work-shop on Fridays July 19 to Aug.16, at 3470 Swetzer Road. Forages 4 -10, workshop times are 3-5 p.m., and for ages 11-17, work-shop times are 5-7 p.m. No expe-rience or audition is required.Rehearsals focus on training the student to deliver lines,sing, dance and work as a team to deliver a short musical

performance. The cost is $125 at mtcminishrek.brownpa-pertickets.com or mtctheatre.org. Info: 652-6377.

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McLaughlin Studios offers Where In The World Dance Camp July 22-25at 3470 Swetzer Road. Session are 9-11:30 a.m., or 12:30-3 p.m. Stu-dents will learn dance routines and participate in related activities and

at camps end will perform. The cost is $110 before May 25 and $130 at McWorld.brownpa-pertickets.com or mclaughlinstudios.com. Info: 652-6377.

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Penryn LibrarysCloudy with aChance of Meat-

balls Family Party is from 2-5 p.m., Tuesday, July 23. The

library is located at 2215Rippey Road. Info: 663-3621.

23JULY

Family Party

Where In The World Dance Camp

Servicing All Japanese & Domestic Vehicles

HALF HOUR DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE

Have You Seen Us Lately?

3985 Taylor RoadLoomis, CA 95650 With this ad, some Restrictions Apply.

Expires August 31, 2013www.autotecloomis.net

(916) 652-1398 Limited

Shuttle

Availability

We are your old New Neighbors!Dear friends and neighbors,

We at AutoTec would like to re-introduce ourselves. AutoTec was established in 1995 and hasbeen serving Loomis and the surrounding area since then.We specialize in Honda, Acura and Toyota, and service all other Asian imports and domesticvehicles. We have over 70+ years of experience and our technicians are ASE-certified.

My name is Jason King, and my wife, Emily, and I are the new owners of AutoTec. I haveworked here since 1997 and took over ownership in January 2011. Since taking over, wehave met many new clients and deeply value all of our pre-existing clients, some of whomhave been coming here since AutoTec opened.

We look forward to taking care of your automotive needs and are happy to answer anyquestions pertaining to your vehicle.

We are currently located on 3985 Taylor Rd near the intersection ofSierra College and Taylor.

Please dont hesitate contacting us for any of your vehiclemaintenance and repair needs.

Thank you!Sincerely, Jason King


10/12

The first day of the 2013-14 school year for theLoomis Union School District is Thursday, Aug. 15.Del Oro High School students return on Aug. 14.

Back To School

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Alexis Garcia, left, gets a good luck kiss on the firstday of school last year from her mom, Lisa, whilebrother Robert waits his turn.

Session IV of Isaac Tennis Camps is Aug.5-8 at Del Oro High School. For ages 5 to7, camp is 8-8:45 a.m., and the cost is

$60 before May 31 and $65 after; for ages 7-11, camp isfrom 8-9:30 a.m., and the cost is $85 before May 31 and$95 after; for ages 11-13 and for high schoolers, camp isfrom 8-11 a.m., and the cost is $145 before May 31 and$160 after. Register: school office.

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Isaac Tennis Camp

Penryn Librarys

Death by ChocolateParty is from 3:30-4:30 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 6 forall things chocolate: tasting;taste-testing milk, dark,white and special; brief his-tory; trivia game; CocoaKrispies treat sculpting; andchocolate pudding fingerpainting. The library is locat-ed at 2215 Rippey Road.Info: 663-3621.

Death ByChocolate

6AUG

High Hand will hold A Tomato Gathering on Aug.24 at Maple Rock Gardens. For more information,go to highhand.com or call 652-2065.

The Town ofLoomis free Sum-mer Concert Series

final performance featuresFred Morgans Combo/BigBand from 7-9 p.m., Friday,Aug. 9 at the Loomis TrainDepot, at 5775 HorseshoeBar Road. The group featuresswinging ballroom dancemusic. Bring your own chairand picnic. Info: 652-1840

9AUG

Free

Concert

24AUG

A Tomato Gathering

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High Hand Conservatory chef Shane Doyle preps adish during last years Tomato Gathering.

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E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y E VE RY T HURSDAYJ U N E J U LYJ UN E J UL Y6-9pm

Craft/Business Vendors Beer/Wine/Food Garden Weekly Entertainment Kids Fun zone Car Cruise-in

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LOOMISTHURSDAY NIGHT FAMILYFEST

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11/12

The Honor Bowl, formally known asBattle For Veterans, at Del Oro HighSchool. The event begins with the Bat-

tle of the Badges at 5 p.m., when the PlacerCounty Sheriffs team plays the Nevada CountySheriffs. At 7:30 p.m., Del Oro takes on theLogan Colts. Funds raised benefit military veter-ans. Tickets and info: www.thehonorgroup.org.

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Penryn Librarys Final Fling with Treats is from

3:30-5 p.m., Thursday, Aug.15, with a raffle draw-ing and community get-together. The library islocated at 2215 Rippey Road. Info: 663-3621.

The Loomis Librarypresents a free pro-gram for children

featuring animals fromWild Things at 10:30 a.m.,Thursday, Aug. 8. Reserva-tions and info: 652-7061.

McLaughlin The-atre Companypresents Shrek!

Mini Musical at 7 p.m. forthe youth cast and 8 p.m. forthe teen cast, Friday, Aug.16, at 3470 Swetzer Road.Tickets are $6 general andfree for ages 3 and under, atmtcminishrektix.brownpapertickets.com or mtc

theatre.org.

Below, aparachutistdelivers the

flag, and right,Del Oro foot-ball captains

prepare for thegame at lastyears Battle

For Veterans,now called the

Honor Bowl.

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LOOMIS NEWS

Honor Bowl

Auditionsfor

McLaugh-lin Theatre Companys produc-tion of Annie Jr. begin in lateAugust and continue into Sep-tember. August auditions are 4-7 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 29and Friday, Aug. 30, at McLaughlin Studios, 3470 SwetzerRoad. Info: 652-6377.

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Annie Jr. AuditionsShrek!Mini Musical

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Wild Things

15AUG

Final Fling

Placer County Sheriffs Office and Loomis Fire Pro-tection District will be visiting NeighborhoodWatch block parties during this annual event.

6AUG

National Night Out

13th Annual

Blue Goose Food Extravaganza

SAT MAY 18, 2013

5:30-7PM

$25 Open Seatingthrough May 17

$30 Day of Event

Reserved Tablefor Eight $500

Winesfrom

PlacerCount

y

Wine&Grape

Association

wineriesfor

purchase

70+ Chefs, Caterers & Community CooksBlue Goose Event Center 3550 Taylor Road, Loomis

Tickets available at:

Blue Goose Produce, Main Drug, Loomis & Lincoln Chambers of Commerce

916-287-7021 www.bluegooseeventcenter.comA fundraiser for the Blue Goose Fruit Shed Renovation Project sponsored by LANDMARKCONSTRUCTION, VCA LOOMIS BASIN VETERINARY CLINIC, Celebrations, Homewood Lumber, TheLoomis News, High Hand Nursery & Cafe, Heaven Scent Flower Co., Recology Auburn Placer, GourmetGarage/Caf Zorro, Raleys, Smithonian Graphic Design, Knisley Welding, Heritage Companies.


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