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2014 WINTER NEWSLETTER
TUESDAY NIGHT BINGOEVERY Tuesday evening BINGO happensat the Center starting at 5:15PM for dinner andfirst games start at 6:15PM and ends mostevenings about 9:00PM.
The SECOND Tuesday of every month isBIG MONEY $$$ NIGHT and the THIRDTuesday you can generally enjoy an Ice Cream Sundae.
If you enjoy BINGO this is the place to come, so stop by and join us for an evening of fun and you might win some money too!
BINGO is a fundraiser Community Center throughout the year, so you can always be sure we will be here to welcome you...weather permitting during the Winter.
Only 3 more months to enjoy this year’s greatFRIDAY NIGHT FIESTA for All-You-Can-Eattacos and all the trimmings! And one can’tpass up Alaina’s Awesome Margaritas — orenjoy an ice cold beer or glass of local wine!
Come enjoy a fun and entertaining evening with good food and good friends at the Center.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDThe PPCCCA is growing my leaps and boundsand is ALWAYS looking for great volunteers tohelp out for all the dinners, events, and activities. If you are interested, please callAnnabelle King at 647-9308 or stop by theCenter and check out our Volunteer Board.
POLLOCK PINES-CAMINO COMMUNITY CENTER ASSOCIATIONP.O. Box 11952675 Sanders DrivePollock Pines, CA 95726(530) 647-8005 www.pollockpinesca.org
You’re invited to the 26th
Anniversary of the Pollock
Pines/Camino Community
Center Association
Where: Community Center
2675 Sanders
Pollock Pines
When: October 4, 2014
Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Come and enjoy Cake and Ice-
Cream Sundaes and learn about
what the community center does
in Pollock Pines.
A Non-profit 501(c)3 Association ID#: 68-0167885
Beer, Wine, Margaritas & Soft Drinks
No-Host Bar
No-Host Bar
Taco
Friday
All you can Eat!
FRIDAY NIGHT FIESTA!!
5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
July 11thJune 20thMay 9th
November 14th
DinnerDates
April 11th
August 8thSeptember 19th October 10th
Ground Beef
Pork Verde
Fish
Dinners Include
Taco (Your choice)
Refried BeansRiceCinnamon Crisp
Taco Choices
Filling choices:
Cheese
Tomatoes
Lettuce
Onion
Sour Cream
Salsa
$7.00Children
(Under 12 years)
$4.00
Pollock Pines-Camino Community Center2675 Sanders Drive - Pollock Pines
Watch for our Dinner Discount Coupons
$1.00 off Adult Dinners$ .50 off Child Dinners
Pollock Pines-Camino
Community Center Assn.
2675 Sanders Drive
Pollock Pines, CA 95726
(530)647-8005
Adults
*New*- TACO SALAD*New*- TACO SALAD
*Note: BINGO will be cancelled on the23rd and 30th of December**
POLLOCK PINES-CAMINO COMMUNITY CENTER NEWSLETTER
Sierra Ridge School and the Pollock Pines-CaminoRotary Club offer a service clue to the 7th & 8thgrade students. Interact is Rotary International’sservice club for young people ages 12-18.Interact clubs are sponsored by individual Rotary clubs, which provide support and guidance. Interactprovides the opportunity to make new friends ,improveour community, develop leadership skills and make a difference in the world. At the same time the studentsare having fun and receiving recognition for theirservice.Interact clubs are self-governing making it possible to choose and carry out service projects that thestudents care about. Some projects for this club include the monthly Community Breakfast (thesecond Saturday’s from September to May), makingWater Purifying Indicators for use in third world areasdoing a project that benefits the school such ascleaning up the cross country track and donating 10refurbished bikes to children at Pinewood School.The Community Breakfasts are the club’s majorfundraisers. The breakfast sales usually pay for theexpenses and the donations received allow the clubto do community and world projects. Last year the club donated $55. to the Rotary PolioPlus project toeradicate Polio, and they donated $150 to the S/RAthletics Department for basketballs and volleyballsand donated $300 to the Music Department that will be used in 2014-2015 for new music. (Over 50% ofthe school participates in the music programs.)They provided service to the school to help monitor
(ROTARY BREAKFAST CONTINUED)the Cross County Meet in the Fall as well as helpingwith Benefit dinners and many other service projects.With more than 250,000 Interactors in over 120 countries and geographical areas, Interact is a worldwide phenomenon that began in 1960.Interact has been active at Sierra Ridge for the pastfour years and has received awards in 2011 fromRotary District 1590 being designated the “Rising StarClub”, in 2012 for International Service with the making of the Water Purifying Indicators and in 2013for Fundraising. The club has brought in special speakers to Sierra Ridge School and to the club toenrich the Interact experience.
The Pollock Pines-Camino Rotary 8th AnnualFundraiser, Evening in the Orchard, will be heldSeptember 11th from 5:30pm to 8:00pm at theRainbow Orchards (2569 Larsen Drive, Camino).Proceeds benefit Rotary projects including thirdgrade dictionaries, mini-grants, and other serviceprojects. Tickets are $40 per person for a tri-tipdinner and music. Tickets may be purchased atRainbow Orchards, from any Pollock Pines-CaminoRotarian, Pollock Pines Umpqua Bank, ShipShapeUSA, and on-line at RotaryClub of Pollock Pines-
Camino.
POLLOCK PINES-CAMINO COMMUNITY CENTER NEWSLETTER
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARYThe Pollock Pines Friends of the Library is hostingan Open House to celebrate the completion of theLibrary Outdoor Reading Area project on September 9th from 4:00pm-6:00pm, at thePollock Pines Library - 6210 Pony Express Trail, Pollock Pines. Refreshments will be served.Please come and join us!!!
SENIOR NUTRITION
The Senior Nutrition Program is serving a completeand well-balance lunch to seniors at the Centerevery day of the week...Monday thru Friday.Serving starts promptly at 12:00- NOON- until12:30pm. A donation of $3.00 per person is suggested. You can pick up a monthly menu at theCommunity Center anytime to peruse all theirdelicious and well-prepared meals. You can alsocall the Senior Nutrition volunteers at the Center at644-4008 for more meal information.If you would like information on obtaining meals delivered to your home to volunteering for variouspositions, please call (530)621-6160. They will be happy to assist you.
FACILITY RENTAL
The Community Center has 4 various sized roomsand a commercial kitchen that is available for parties, meetings, seminars, weddings, receptions,memorials or most any occasion... we can accommodate you and your group. To contact our Facility Coordinator, at (530)417-1821 to check availability, confirm prices and make your reservations. She will behappy to assist you to make your event a success!
Joyce Harris,
The Welcome Home El Dorado Slow Ride
We are honored to announce the third annual Slow Ride. The event is dedicated to the return of all of our counties treasures.We travel through the many communities of El Dorado county toallow the citizens to “Welcome Home” the treasure of ourcounty. It is the highest calling any one person can give theircountry. We wish to acknowledge the sacrifice that those whomhave answered the call of their country. The Ride is slated forSeptember 20, 2014. The Ride starts in Pollock Pines at 11:00amand winds down the roads of the county visiting thecommunities of Pollock Pines, Camino, Placerville, DiamondSprings, El Dorado, Shingle Springs, Cameron Park and ElDorado Hills ending at Folsom Point. The Ride is open to any street legal vehicle. Planned for the festivities are live music withJames Goodman as our musical host accompanied by severalof his friends, a BBQ picnic provided by Panera and Café ExpressA silent auction is also planned with donations from many supporters, Tamera Berg of KCRA is our ceremonial leader. Theevent is free, however, a tax deductible donation would beappreciated. You can find more information on facebook atWelcome Home El Dorado Slow Ride and on our website atwww.WelcomeHomeElDoradoSlowRide.org
CERTThe Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Programis a nationwide program that educates people about disasterpreparedness fro hazards that may effect their area. CERTtraining includes basic disaster response skills such a fire safetylight search and urban rescue, team organization and disastermedical operations.During a major disaster local authorities may be overwhelmed. CERT members are trained to assist others in their neighbor-hood or workplace when professional responders are notimmediately available to help. Their skills can help save and sustain lives until help arrives.CERT can also assist with non-emergency community events.CERT members have been used to distribute disastereducation material, provide standby medical aid and directtraffic at parades, community clean-up and other events.
In El Dorado County CERT training is coordinated through theSheriff’s Office of Emergency Services (OES). For more information contact Deputy Jordan Thomson (530)621-7600,
Pollock Pines CERT was formed in October 2006. Our meetingsare held at the Pollock Pines-Camino Community Center thethird Saturday of the month at 9:00am. Visitors are welcomeContact Bob Todd at for more info.
POLLOCK PINES-CAMINO COMMUNITY CENTER NEWSLETTER
SEE’S CANDY SALESOnce again it is time for the Pollock Pines-Camino CommunityCenter See’s Candy Fundraiser Sales
This year we will start off our THANKSGIVING candy sales on November 14, 2014 at the Pollock Pines Safeway store beginning at 12:00 (noon) until 6:00pm. On November 21, 2014 the hours will change from 10:00am until 6:00pm to Nov, 26th
On December 12, 2014 the CHRISTMAS candy sales willbegin at 12:00 (noon) until 6:00pm. On December. Startingon December 19, 2014, the sales hours will change to 10:00amuntil 6:00pm to December 24th.
We hope to see everyone at the CANDY WAGON at Safewayto satisfy your “sweet tooth and to fill those Holiday Gift bags!!
If you or anyone you may know is interested in volunteering your time and help with the candy sales, please call the Community Center at 647-8005 orAnnabelle King at 647-9308.
Also, if you or anyone you may know would be interested in volunteering at the Pollock Pines-Camino Community Center for any or all of the various events, dinners and special occasions, we could use your help.
Please call the PPCCCA office at (530)47-8005.
MotherLode Rehabilitation Enterprises, Inc.(MORE) is hostingtheir 13th annual Chili Cook-Off and Classic Car show onSaturday, September13, 2014 at the Pollock Pines-CaminoCommunity Center at 2675 Sanders Drive in Pollock Pines.
We are honored to have Dave Bender of Channel 13 as ourMaster of Ceremonies for this fun event.
In addition to some of the best chili around, visitors will betreated to a special classic car show. Admission is a suggesteddonation of $5.00 and children under 3 are free. For this youwill get a chance to taste all the chili, vote for your favoritechili and vote for your favorite car! Drinks, hot dogs and snackswill also be available.
The classic car show gets under way at 10:00am, and the chili will be ready at 12:00 (noon). Live music will be provided by the local group “The Nobs”!!
For additional information, call 622-4848, drop by the offices at 399 Placerville Drive (next to the Regal Theater) or visit the MORE website at www.morerehab.org All proceeds benefit adults with disabilities_______.
Gift BazaarHoliday
in the PinesThe Dogwood Garden ClubThe Dogwood Garden Club
and the
Pollock Pines-Camino Community CenterPollock Pines-Camino Community Center
invite you to bring the whole family and join us...
meet the talented crafters and artisans and
enjoy their beautifully handmade creations.
Don't forget to bring along your Christmas Gift list ...Don't forget to bring along your Christmas Gift list ...
10:00am to 3:00pmPollock Pines-Camino Community Center
2675 Sanders Drive, Pollock Pines
While enjoying your shopping experience, treat yourself and your
family to a bowl of homemade soup and sandwich from the kitchen of our
chef, Sam Martin. The prices are reasonable and the food is hot and delicious!
We also invite you to support our local children and families by bringing
unwrapped toys/gifts to be given away at our FREE Community Christmas Dinner.
Sponsored by Dogwood Garden Club &
PPCCCA - For more information,
please call Mary at 644-4832 or
(530)647-8005
Erin
Nichole
Richard
Steve
Mike
Raffle Basket tickets available!!
Saturday, November 22nd
BREAD DISTRIBUTIONWith the generosity of Safeway, free bread, dairy and/orbakery (as available) are distributed at the Center 3 days each week.MONDAY: 1:30PMTHURSDAY: 9:00AMSATURDAY: 10:00AM
HALLOWEEN
It’s that time again for all the Ghost and Goblins to come and join the fun and scary adventures of HALLOWEEN!!!
Come and join us at the Pollock Pines-Camino CommunityCenter at 2675 Sanders Drive in Pollock Pines for a ‘scary’ night filled with screams and laughter from 5pm - 9pm.
The PPCCCA will be hosting a free and safe Halloween for allthe kids and the ‘child” in their adults. There will be many funactivities for kids of all ages including...brand new this year...a HAUNTED HOUSE!!!! (The cost of the haunted house will be$1.00 -- We need to keep those scary monsters well fed to saveour guests)
There will be free food, games, candy, prizes, Trunk or Treatand a live DJ to keep the ghostly music flowing to keep thechilling evening lively with the help of the local organizations!
If you enjoy decorating and volunteering (we also welcomeall donations) for the Halloween evening, please contact Alaina Bosold at (530)615-9283 or the Center at (530) 647-8005 or website: [email protected]
EN W Y YP EP AA RHEN W Y YP EP AA RH
2015201520142014
New Years Eve
BINGO BINGO
The Pollock Pines-Camino
Community Center Association
is hosting it’s 21st Non-Alcoholic
New Years Eve Celebration
& Bingo Extravaganza!
7Advance Tickets
with reserved seating
$60 per person
PPCCCA Member Tickets
$55 per person
Tickets at the Door
$65.00 per person
Dinner only ticket (no Bingo)
$17.00 per person
42
$4,000 +Cash Drawing Prizes!
Lots and Lots of Door Prizes!
Party Favors!
Midnite Toast w/sparkling
apple cider!!
28AdmissionIncludes:
2 six-packs for 20 games
Hor d'oeuvres
Menu prepared byChef Sam Martin
74To Purchase tickets or for more info:
Richard Coffin (530) 644-4050
or the Pollock Pines-Camino Community Center
(530) 647-8005
2675 Sanders Drive, Pollock Pines
5pm to Midnight
Full Prime Rib Diner
with dessert & Snacks
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
On THANKSGIVING DAY, November 27th, 2014
from 2:00-4:00om
POLLOCK PINES-CAMINO COMMUNITY CENTER
The PPCCCA will be hosting their 22nd Annual FREE
Thanksgiving Dinner!
2675 Sanders Drive, Pollock Pines (53) 647-8005
All our community residents are invitedto come and enjoy a FREE home-cooked meal
with family and friends.
The PPCCCA wishes to extend a special ..........THANK YOU.........
to all the volunteers, contributors and residentsof Pollock Pines and Camino for the continued
support and donations!
Merry ChristmasMerry Christmas
Pollock Pines - Camino Community Center
“Come one, come all.... and join the fun”.
2675 Sanders Drive - Pollock Pines
Saturday - December 20, 2014Dinner served - 4 pm to 7 pm
santa arrives - about 5:30 pm
Donations and contributions can be sent to P.O. Box 1195, Pollock Pines, CA 95726;calling (530)647-8005 or dropping by the Center office.
FreeFreeChristmas dinner
with santa !
POLLOCK PINES-CAMINO COMMUNITY CENTER NEWSLETTER
World Series Poker Tournament
K
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RO
PSATELITE
TOURNAMENT
October 18, 2014
Check-in ... starts at 4:00pm
Cards fly.... at 5:00pm
$25 BUY-IN
Win a FREE seat in the
at Harvey’s Lake Tahoe
Pollock Pines-Camino Community Center
2675 Sanders Drive, Pollock Pines, CA
For more information call Dan Beebe
at 644-4959 or email him @ [email protected]
No Host Bar Door Prizes
Food Fun
Weight WatchersPollock Pines-Camino Community Center
Room #4 - Wednesday9:15am Weigh In 9:45am Meeting
Leader: Karen Tierney Receptionist: Kay Vallerga
Join your friends and neighbors today!
Guests Welcome! Come check out a meeting for free!
Great Products - Come Get Yours!
Active Link
Food Scale
Low Point Plus Value Chips
Low Point Plus Value Candies and Bars
And Many, Many More!
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Karen and Kay
POLLOCK PINES-CAMINO COMMUNITY CENTER NEWSLETTER
FIRE SAFETY COUNCILThe Sand Fire came close, not close enough to harm us...BUTclose enough for us to be reminded that in Pollock Pines it is NOT a question of IF a fire will happen in our community butrather WHEN it happens...WILL YOU BE PREPARED?
A fire can start anywhere in our community and for any reason,some set on purpose, by accident and by a force of nature. InPollock Pines we have the American River canyon that poses avery large thereat to our community if a fire were to start. Thepotential winds that could come up through the canyon with afire could possibly reach Pony Express Trail within hours.
ARE YOU PREPARED FOR A FIRE EVACUATION?A month before the Sand Fire, a group of Pollock Pines residentsstarted the process of forming the Pollock Pines/Camino FireSafe Council. As of July 26, there is now a board as an associate council through the El Dorado Fire Safe CouncilWHEN A FIRE COMES WILL YOU BE PROACTIVE OR REACTIVE?The new council will be meeting on the 3rd Wednesday of eachmonth, currently at the Pollock Pines-Camino Community Centerat 2675 Sanders Drive, from 7- 9pm.
Our mission statement is Public Safety from Wildland Firethrough Evacuation, Education and Defensible Space.If you are not able to attend the monthly meetings, and want tobe kept informed of what the council is doing, PLEASE EMAIL
that you would like to be on the email distribution list. [email protected]
2014 was a busy and fast-paced year for everyone at the PPCCCA and we owe a great deal of our success to all our wonderful volunteers and donors.
Darrell Moore and Annabelle King reported that theSpring See’s Candy Sales were quite successful and we
will soon be starting our Holiday candy sales and look forward to its fundraising success.The continued refurbishing of the Center has assisted in the continued increase in room rentals for private parties, weddingsand community events.With Thanks to Safeway, the food distribution of bread, dairy andbakery items distributed 3 times a week, continue to help ourlocal residents. The El Dorado Food Bank has also broughtsupplies in their new Mobile unit on several occasions. Through the efforts of Bruce Risley, his church, the DogwoodGarden Club, ShipShape USA, CEDAPP and Center volunteerseveryone participated in the Martin Luther King Clean-up Dayto add a new front bench and a sparkling shine to the Center.The Center has continued to receive generous donations fromAnnabelle King with a gift of new tables and chairs for Room #2and the land, contiguous to the Community Garden. A warm andhuge THANK YOU to the King Family for all they have done andcontinue to do for the Center and the communityNew Year’s Eve Bingo continues to be popular to bring in theNew Year and weekly Tuesday Night Bingo games continue to grow in attendance and funApril kicked off the monthly Friday Taco Nights with our chefSam Martin directing the kitchen and Alaina Bosold mixing agrand margarita in the bar. The popularity of Taco Night continuesto grow in attendance and fun..Our FREE community dinners continue to be popular andwell attended events. Our visit from the wonderful EasterBunny brought happy smiles from all the children andadults at Easter and we are now gearing up for Halloween, theFREE Turkey Dinner at Thanksgiving and Free Christmas dinnerIn closing, I want to express my deep appreciation and THANKSto the greatest group of active and dedicated volunteers anddonors the Center has seen in years. 2014 was a great year and 2015 looks to be even better.
Richard Coffin - President .
