Friday, April 15, 2016

Friday, April 15, 2016

QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “Culture makes people understand each other better. And if they understand each other better in their soul, it is easier to overcome the economic and political barriers. But first they have to understand that their neighbour is, in the end, just like them, with the same problems, the same questions.”
- Paulo Coelho

News & Announcements
Groundbreaking Aerodynamic Technology at Catto Propellers
Mary Lou Kaffer with son,
Eddie at Drytown's Old Well
Old Well Bar & Grill defines baking "from scratch": 93-year ­old Mary Lou Kaffer, from the Old Well Bar and Grill, is by far the pie aficionado of Amador County. She has been baking for at the Old Well for over 56 years and has perfected her own secret recipes that are one of a kind. Every baked good is homemade from scratch by Mary Lou herself, with the help of her son, Eddie...[read more]
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IONE HOMECOMING 2016 - Friday, May 13-15th at Howard Park in Ione! Fireworks on Friday...Ranch Rodeo on Saturday...Softball Tournament Saturday & Sunday...Live Music...Horseshoes Saturday and Sunday at Noon...Rib Cook Off Friday...Chili & Salsa Cook Off on Sunday...Frog Jump on Saturday...Parade on Saturday...Sheepdog Trials on Saturday...Mutton Bust and Pig Scramble on Sunday...Bedbug Challenge 5K Color Run and 10K on Sunday...Airplane Candy and Ball Drop on Saturday...Kids Corner on Saturday...Carnival all weekend...Lots of Booths and Vendors...Come Enjoy the Fun! Contact IonePicnicAssociation@gmail.com  for more info or sign up forms.
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LOCKWOOD FPD ANNUAL FLEA MARKET & PANCAKE BREAKFAST - Saturday, May 28, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM rain or shine! Come eat a great breakfast, check out the crafts and flea market treasures. Learn some new safety techniques, then eat a great Tri-tip lunch and hang out with your friends and neighbors! Meet the new Fire Chief. Grab a booth to sell your stuff and make money - call 296-6063 to reserve your space. Booth spaces fill up quick. It's always a fun day at the fire department!
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AMADOR REPUBLICANS: Richard Forster and Louis Boitano will be speaking at the next regular meeting of the Amador Republican Central Committee on Thursday, April 21st at 6:30PM. Here is your chance to get to know these candidates for the 2nd and 4th supervisorial
districts. Our meetings are held at our headquarters at 12275 Martell Road across from the Panda Chinese Restaurant. If you need directions or have questions, please call us at 257-3405. Registration reminder:  for all who want to vote in the Republican primary, you must be a registered Republican. We will have a registration table in front of Walmart on the following Saturdays, April 16th, April 23rd, May 7, May 14, and May 21 from 11am to
5pm. Deadline for registration is May 23rd. If you would like to help with the registrations, please call Lois McDonald at 223-0383.
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Obituary notices can be found at: danerimortuary.com

April Newsletters
Community Calendar
APRIL 2016
APRIL 11-17
- Celebrating Hospice Volunteers April 10-16
- Ione Water Treatment Backwash Recycling Plant Conserves Water, Saves AWA Ratepayers Money - Ribbon Cutting on Friday, April 15
- Sutter Creek Theater Presents: Javina Magness, Award-winning Blues - Fri Apr 15
- 44th Annual AAUW Home Tour delivers wine country charm, tours of unique foothill homes and historical sites in Amador City - Sat Apr 16
- Jackson Cougars Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser - Sat Apr 16
- Sutter Creek Theater Presents: The Unauthorized Rolling Stones - Sat Apr 16

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APRIL 18-24
- Sutter Creek City Council - Mon Apr 18
- Jackson Planning Commission - Mon Apr 18
- Ione City Council - Tues April 19
- Spring Fling Corvair Car Show - Sat Apr 23
- Earth Day Concert features Grammy-nominated Laurie Lewis and the Right Hands - Sat Apr 23
- Sutter Creek Theater Presents: Lacy J. Dalton "Let 'Em Run" Benefit to Save Wild Horses - Sat Apr 23
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APRIL 25-30
- Jackson City Council - Mon April 25
- Board of Supervisors - Tues April 26
- ACUSD/ACOE Board - Wed April 27
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ONGOING IN APRIL:
- NAMI Amador offers Spring Classes for Families and Peers - Classes begin in April
- Knitting for a Cause - the Period of Purple Crying Campaign
- National Paper Clover Campaign Continues Support of Amador County 4-H Youth - April 13-24
- Feist Wines Event Schedule - April - June 2016
- S.O.S. (Sequential Oral Sensory) Groups now forming through May 2016
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AMADOR DEMOCRATS: ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY CLEAN UP. Fellow "Keep America Beautiful" Democrats: This coming Saturday, April 16th, is our scheduled Adopt-a-Highway clean-up.  We will meet in the lower parking lot of the Sunset West Professional Center (across the highway from the Sunset Cemetery) on Highway 88 at 9:00 am. We should be done by 11:30 am.  Bring water and good walking boots.  Trash bags, hardhats, gloves, trash pickup sticks and shiny yellow vests will be provided.  We also need drivers for shuttling walkers to various sites along our designated clean-up area.
If you have any questions, please give me a call.
Thank you,
Steve Christensen, 267-0615
Amador Community News, www.amadorcommunitynews.com, is a non-partisan and politically neutral community news, information and resource site, and does not endorse political parties or candidates.
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AMADOR GOP: DO YOU WANT TO VOTE FOR DONALD TRUMP IN THE PRIMARY, but can’t because you have to be a registered Republican? We can help. 1) You can re-register at the County Elections Office up until the deadline in Mid-May. 2) There will be a voter registration booth at WalMart April 16, April 23, May 7, May 14 and May 21 from about 11:00 to 5:00. 3) Republican Headquarters, Martell Plaza will be open for Registration April 5, 12, and 26, from 4:00 to 6:00. p.m. Visit our website-www.AmadorRepublicans.com or phone (209) 257-3405 for additional dates and times.
Amador Community News, www.amadorcommunitynews.com, is a non-partisan and politically neutral community news, information and resource site, and does not endorse political parties or candidates.
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ACRA BINGO 2016 - April 19, May  3 & 17 at the American Legion Hall, Sutter Hill. Doors open no later than 5:30 PM. Early Bird Bingo 6 PM. Regular BINGO 6:15 PM.
Buy in $10 for $10 games – 6 top. Black out is up to $250!
Sodas are available for purchase (no alcohol served). Feel free to bring your own dinner (no food available). Complimentary Cookies and Coffee!
Many Raffle Prizes! We have Pull Tabs and U-Pic Ems; another chance to win!
Complimentary Cookies and Coffee!
Proceeds go to support Amador County Recreation Agency. After School Program Please call Barbara at ACRA at 223-6349 for more information.
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THE AMADOR COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD is the entity mandated by ca code to "review and evaluate the community's mental health needs, recovery services,facilities and special problems, and to advocate for persons with serious mental illness and those in recovery."
The Board, recently reorganized and pro-active,meets every other month. Several positions remain for those who have/had a personal or family need for services, or who have a special expertise or interest in behavioral health services.
The next meeting is Wednesday April 20 from 3:30-5:00PM at the HHS building in Martell
For additional information contact.
Dr. Arnie Zeiderman
Chair- ACBHAB
arnyzdoc@sbcglobal.net
209-267-1308
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PINE GROVE CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB is having a candidates forum on Wednesday, April 20, 6:30 pm at the Town Hall. Candidates invited are Pat Crew D1; Louis Boitano, Incumbent D4, Frank Axe, candidate D4 and Gwen Clayton, candidate D4. Come hear what they have to say. Also, written questions submitted by public will be accepted. See you there!
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AMADOR GOP: MEET YOUR SUPERVISORS: Several District Supervisor Candidates have asked to address our Republican Central Committee. Three will be presenting themselves at our next meeting: Thursday, April 21, starting at 6:30 p.m., with brief comments followed by Q and A. All are welcome. RCC Headquarters, Martell Plaza, off Martell St., near the Dance Studio and M&M Doors.
Amador Community News, www.amadorcommunitynews.com, is a non-partisan and politically neutral community news, information and resource site, and does not endorse political parties or candidates.
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BRITISH YOUTH SOCCER CAMP - Challenger Sports' British Soccer Camp is the most popular soccer camp in the country based upon one of the most innovative approaches to coaching youth soccer in the US and Canada. Our experienced staff study the game at all levels and we have identified the key techniques and skills that your players need to work on and master to reach their true potential. With programs for each age, the curriculums includes a variety of foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, freestyle soccer, small-sided games, coached scrimmages, and a mini tournament play.
Camp will be held at the Howard Park Soccer Fields in Ione Starting Monday, June 6th - Friday, June 10th. Register by April 22nd to receive a FREE Jersey! Registration includes a soccer ball and camp t-shirt.
Mini Soccer from 9am-10:30 am, Ages 3-5 $118
Mini Soccer from 10:40-12:10am, Ages 3-5 $118
Half Day Camp from 9am-12pm, Ages 6-12 $139
Golden Goal (Monday-Thursday) 12:30pm-2:30pm, Ages 6-12 $45 (only available for Half Day Camp Participants)
Register online at:
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FACL’S SPRING USED BOOK SALE - Members Only Day is Fri Apr 22 from 4-7 pm. Non-members may join at the sale. Sat Apr 23 from 10AM-4PM and Sun Apr 24 from 11AM-3PM, open to the general public. Location: Post 108 American Legion Hall, 12134 Airport Road, Sutter Creek (across from the Italian Picnic Grounds). Proceeds support the Amador County Library. Sponsored by the Friends of the Amador County Library. For more information, visit: http://www.friendsofamadorcountylibrary.org/
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CELEBRATE OUR CHILDREN - Saturday, April 23 from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, Argonaut High School, Jackson. Join us for the 18th Annual Celebrate Our Children event, celebrating the National 'Week of the Young Child.' This year's theme is "Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead!" Bring the whole family to enjoy this free festival, which will include lots of booths to visit, fun activities, free food, entertainment, petting zoo, free car seat checks, free fluoride varnishes, and an impressive line-up of various service vehicles giving tours and presentations. The Celebrate Our Children event will be held rain or shine. Free bus service to the event provided by Amador Transit. For more information, please call the Amador Child Care Council at 257-5338.
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SPECIAL EARTH DAY CONCERT WITH LAURIE LEWIS & THE RIGHT HANDS - Mark the date and buy your tickets soon! Bluegrass and old-time music greats Laurie Lewis and the Right Hands are returning for a special Earth Day concert to benefit the Foothill Conservancy! The concert is Saturday, April 23rd from 7:30-9:30 pm at the Mokelumne Town Hall. Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door and $15 for children under 12. For more information, e-mail Carolyn@foothillconservancy.org or call her at 209-223-3508 http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2510696
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THE 11th ANNUAL PRESTON CASTLE GOLF CLASSIC will be held on Thursday, April 28, 1 pm shotgun start. This is fun, 4 person scramble tournament and the $95 entry fee includes lunch, putting contest, 18 holes of golf with cart, range balls, several contests, raffle, and dinner at Caddy's in the Castle Oaks Clubhouse. All proceeds go towards the preservation and rehabilitation of the historic Preston Castle.
Short having a foursome?  No problem – we will pair you up!
Register online at  http://www.prestoncastle.com/golf.html or send in a check with player names to: Preston Castle Foundation – Golf, PO Box 488, Ione, CA, 95640.


MAY 2016+
- 2nd Annual Rotary "Show & Shine" Car & Vintage Aircraft Show - Sat May 30
- Vitalize Your Chakras...and Life! Classes begin May 10
SAVE THE DATE! 3rd Annual "Swing Against Hunger" - Fri June 10
- Barbera Festival - Sat June 11
- Our Splendid Table:  A Mother Lode Summer Solstice Celebration - Sat June 18
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A CUP OF YARN: Hey everyone, if you are into knitting, come join the ladies every 1st Monday of the month at Sina’s Backroads Cafe in Sutter Creek, from 10:30 to noonish! The group name is A Cup of Yarn on Facebook. Come join the fun! Good people Good food!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Acupofyarn
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CELEBRATE WITH MOM AT THE UNION on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 8. Brunch is from 10AM-3PM, Dinner will be from 3PM-8PM. Reserve your space now, as seating will fill up quickly! Call for reservations, 209-296-7711. Web site: http://volcanounion.com/
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INFANT & TODDLER SPEECH & LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP - Wednesday, May 11 from 3:30 - 5:00 pm at First 5 Amador, 975 Broadway, Jackson
This free workshop will focus on the development of our children's communication skills. The presenter will discuss ways to enhance communication with infants and toddlers. Parents, teachers, child care providers, and others involved with enriching children's lives are encouraged to attend this workshop. The presentation will be accompanied by a question and answer period, and will be presented by Stacy Sidey M.A. CCC-SLP, Speech and Language Pathologist. Please call First 5 Amador to RSVP, at 257-1092. Free childcare will be available.
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LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE IN 12 WEEKS with the Jackson Claim Jumpers! Starts Thursday, May 12, 6:30 – 7:45 pm. Fun for families, singles or couples, no special dress required. Music from country to pop. Nationally-recognized caller Kip Garvey is known for his fun, dynamic teaching style. Three months of great exercise and fun for only $60 – half price for 21 & under, family rate available. Amador Senior Center Hall, 229 New York Ranch Rd, Jackson, CA 95642. For more information visit www.jacksonclaimjumpers.com or call Janine Oneto at 209-245-6221.
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MASTER FOOD PRESERVERS OF AMADOR/CALAVERAS PRESENTS: JAMS, JELLIES & MORE: This 3-hour introductory class takes you through the process of making and canning jams and jellies.  We will discuss in detail the key ingredients: fruit choices, sugar and alternative sweeteners, the importance of lemon juice, and the role of pectin in thickening your preserves.  Step-by-step demonstrations include preparing fruit and other ingredients, followed by canning using both a boiling water and atmospheric steam canner. Leave with several scientifically tested recipes and the knowledge and skill to safely can jams, jellies, and other high-acid foods in your kitchen.
Join us for this class on Saturday, May 14, 2016 from 10:00am to 1:00pm at the Amador County GSA Building, 12200-B Airport Road, in Jackson. The cost of this class is $5.00 payable at the door.  No reservations are required.
Contact the University of California Cooperative Extension Master Food Preservers of Amador/Calaveras Counties at acmfp@ucdavis.edu or (209) 223-6857 for any questions.
SUMMER KINDERGARTEN BRIDGE PROGRAM - June 13 through June 30, 8:00 am - 11:30 am. Located at each elementary school in the county. Now accepting enrollments for the annual Summer Kindergarten Bridge Program. This 3-week summer program is free, and designed to help your child "cross the bridge to kindergarten." For all children who may attend kindergarten in the Fall of 2016, and could benefit from a summer transition program. Children who have not attended preschool will be given priority, but all are welcome to enroll. Priority enrollment deadline is May 15. For more information, please call First 5 Amador at 257-1092, or visit www.first5amador.com for enrollment forms.
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SAVE THE DATE! 3RD ANNUAL “SWING TO END HUNGER” BENEFIT GOLF TOURNAMENT - Friday, June 10 at Castle Oaks Golf Club. 8a.m. Shotgun Start
Proceeds benefit the Interfaith Food Bank. Raffle Prizes and Sponsorships available
Come join the fun and help fight hunger! Over 6100 Amador County Residents
suffer from food insecurity. Your donation is entirely tax deductible.  Tax ID # 68-0363653  
For more information and registration forms, contact Tom Thompson 209-267-9006  feedamador@gmail.com. Web site: www.feedamador.org
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SAVE THE DATE! “GOLDEN THREADS” QUILT SHOW - Mother Lode Quilters’ Guild Presents “Golden Threads” Quilt Show on October 1-2, 2016, Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Featured Quilter: Sandra Mollon. Quilts, Wearable Art, Vendors, Country Store, Silent Auction, and Guild Challenge. At the Historic Downtown Sutter Creek Auditorium and Community Center. Admission $6.00 For more information, call Anelie at 296-7059 or visit: www.mlqgsuttercreek.org
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SAVE THE DATE: TetraBrazil Soccer Academy
TetraBrazil Soccer Academy offers unique programs of technical development that challenge each player to raise their game to new heights. The TetraBrazil curriculum has been designed by our professional coaches to provide teams, coaches and players with the same, expert level of training received by the top youth players in Brazil. The TetraBrazil Soccer Academy will teach your child more than just techniques and tactics. Each member of the TetraBrazil coaching staff will bring an authentic taste of the flair, passion, and creativity of Brazilian soccer to our camps.
Camp will be held at the Howard Park Soccer Fields in Ione Starting Monday, June 6th - Friday, June 10th. Register by April 22nd to receive a FREE Jersey! Registration includes a soccer ball and camp t-shirt.
Half Day Camp from 9am-12pm, Ages 13-18 $164
Half Day Camp from 1pm-4pm, Ages 8-18 $164
Full Day Camp from 9am-4pm, Ages 13-18 $204
Register online at:
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LOCAL CALENDARS:
E-mail your releases, briefs, newsletters, announcements, etc. for our calendar to: acneditor@gmail.com
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Opinions & Issues
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FROM THE CITY OF IONE: This past weekend, there was a vandalism spree at Howard Park: Vehicles tearing up the gravel near the Skate Park, improper use of the urinals, tearing down of safety tape, and more. The City of Ione needs your help to prevent vandalism and apprehend individuals who vandalize our parks and recreational facilities. Please call City Hall at 209-274-2412 or Sheriff Dispatch (after hours) at 209-223-6513 to report vandalism to your park facilities.
Why is it important to stop vandalism?
If you think vandalism isn't your problem, think again. Here are a few reasons why vandalism hurts everyone.Vandalism destroys what your tax dollars have created. Each year vandals destroy thousands of dollars' worth of park facilities and equipment funded by tax dollars. A few minutes of destructive "fun" can add up to huge losses for our City's parks. Vandalism is a problem at all parks throughout Ione costing the city thousands of dollars per year. Vandalism takes dollars away from recreational programs and facilities. It costs money to repair or replace whatever a vandal's actions have destroyed. For example, the cost of removing writing from the Skat Park can easily reach $1000 for sandblasting costs. Replacing a destroyed bench involves high labor repair and materials costs.
Here's what you can do to help prevent and address vandalism.
Always call 9-1-1 to report any crime in progress, including vandalism.
If you have information about a crime that has occurred in a park, but that does not require an immediate police response, please call 209-274-2412.
Thank you for helping!
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Meetings
CLICK HERE for the County Government Calendar
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CITY/COUNTY GOVERNMENT MEETINGS:
AMADOR COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS meets on the 2nd & 4th Tues at 9AM.
SUTTER CREEK CITY COUNCIL meets on the 1st & 3rd Mon at 7 PM.
JACKSON CITY COUNCIL meets on the 2nd & 4th Mon at 7 PM.
UPCOUNTRY COMMUNITY COUNCIL meets on the 2nd Mon at 6 PM.
SUTTER CREEK PLANNING COMMISSION meets on the 2nd Mon at 7 PM.
JACKSON PLANNING COMMISSION meets on the 3rd Mon at 7 PM.
IONE CITY COUNCIL meets on the 1st & 3rd Tues at 6 PM.
IONE PLANNING COMMISSION meets on the 2nd Tues at 6PM
AMADOR COUNTY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT meets on the 2nd & 4th Wed at 6:30 PM.
PLYMOUTH CITY COUNCIL meets on 2nd & 4th Thurs at 6:30 PM.
AMADOR WATER AGENCY BOARD OF DIRECTORS meets on the 2nd & 4th Thursdays at 9 AM.
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OVER-EATERS ANONYMOUS OF JACKSON…if you think you have a problem with food. Everyone is welcome! Every Monday and Friday, 5:30 PM, Sutter Amador Hospital. Oakview Conference Room, in Education Dept on 2nd Floor. Contact Liz, 295-6921.
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MOM TO MOM PERINATAL WELLNESS SUPPORT GROUP- Second Saturday of every month from 2:30 - 4:00 pm, 975 Broadway, Jackson. In this group for new moms and pregnant women, we: support moms to recover from pregnancy and birth, help you feel well and be the mom you want to be, discuss anxiety, stress, depression, and difficulty adjusting, learn coping and communication skills, and relaxation techniques. A project of the Amador-Calaveras Perinatal Wellness Coalition, and facilitated by Christa Thompson, LCSW. First group will be held on Saturday, May 14. For questions, more information, and to RSVP for free child care, please call 257-1092.

Classes, Workshops, Seminars
EDUCATE, EQUIP & SUPPORT: BUILDING HOPE FOR PARENTS, a 13 week program is designed to provide parents with evidence-based education about childhood mental health illnesses and treatments options. The purpose is to provide education and promote the building of natural supports between parents. This program will inform participants about common childhood mental health issues and symptoms management techniques. Please join us for this free series at the Ione Family Resource Center on Mondays 9:30am starting February 22nd. For more information or to RSVP please call 296-2785.
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NEW YORK FITNESS’ WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSE CLASSES - Classes are free to members. Non-members, only $10 per class. Join the gym, and get the classes for free! Monday nights from 5-6PM in the Yoga Studio at NY Fitness, 615 New York Ranch Road, Jackson. This is an active class; please wear comfortable clothes.
Learn how to hit, strike, knee and kick. Learn how to defend yourself against grabs. Chokes, bear hugs and ground attacks.
Call 209.223.3236 www.nyftyfitness.com. Like us on Facebook!
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TEAM FITNESS offers CIRCUIT & LIFT class on Wednesday and Friday mornings from 7:15 am to 8am. You can pay by the class, buy a pass of 10 classes, or pay $39 for the month and take three classes a week. We also offer Gentle Hatha Yoga, Zumba Gold, and Stretch classes.
Our Hours in Pine Grove:
Monday, Wed & Fri . . . 8am - Noon
Tuesday & Thurs . . . 8am - 11am
Saturday 9 - 10am During Zumba
(Only changes are the Saturday hours)
Call to find out more about our programs and classes and how you can improve your balance, flexibility, strength and more here at Team Fitness - A Comfortable Place to Get in Shape. Please call. 209 304 5139.
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LOCAL LANGUAGE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES - Bilinguals of all kinds and second language learners have many advantages, intelligence boosting, better job opportunities, higher salaries in public and other types of employment, more job security and best of all the study of another language is fun and provides protection against dementia, the scourge of aging America! If you are ready to begin language studies now, or resume them in or around Amador county, I can help you find a way to get started whether through tutoring, classes, videos or tapes, on the internet, using music or television, geared to your style of learning and in the time that you have available. The secret of getting ahead is getting started and this is something people tend to put off for years, to their detriment. Expand your mind, and your horizons. Take the first step and call Profe Nora at 223-3322 for free advice.
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ARE YOU A LOCAL ARTIST? Join the Amador County Artists Association, to share, network, and support local artists. The ACAA meets the second Wednesday of each month at 7 PM at the Amador Senior Center. Our meetings are open to the public, so come and join us! For more information, visit: AmadorArtists.org
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GENTLE YOGA CLASSES - Team Fitness in Pine Grove offers Beginning Hatha Yoga Program with classes offered Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Classes run approximately 40 minutes and will probably cost $4 with a purchase of a 10 class pass, ($5 drop-in) or can be included as part of your monthly membership if you come regularly to Team Fitness. We are taking suggestions on times you would like to see these classes offered on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays - please send an email with your interest in the gentle yoga classes and times you are interested in, and we will contact you before the program starts. Contact: Cherie Maitland coach@jacksonteamfitness.com
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Events Calendars & Activities
AmadorCounty Arts Council - AmadorArts.org
Amador County Artists Association - AmadorArtists.org
Amador County Recreation Agency - goACRA.org
Amador Council of Tourism - TourAmador.com
Amador Vintner's Association - AmadorWine.com
Main Street Theater Works - MSTW.org
Sutter Creek Theater - SutterCreekTheater.com
Volcano Theatre Company - volcanotheatre.org
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RABIES AWARENESS: Rabies in wildlife continues to pose risk to pets, people.
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FYI: The Office of Administrative Law approved the re-adoption of the Board of Forestry and Fire Protection’s Drought Mortality Amendments. This emergency regulatory action readopts the 1038(k), Forest Practice Rule relating to the harvesting of dead and dying trees related to drought and bark beetle induced mortality.
The Department of Insurance completed the “Home/Residential Insurance and Wildfire FAQs” document to provide information for homeowners experiencing cancellations or non-renewals, Fair Plan information and other pertinent homeowner insurance information.  The FAQ document has been posted to the Tree Mortality website.  See links.
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TAKE THE SURVEY! The Foothill Conservancy, plus our partner organizations, would like to know about your outdoor pursuits and your interest in nature and the environment. Your participation will help drive our priorities, programs and future outreach, which will benefit you, plus current and future members of our organizations.
Our survey will take 5 - 10 minutes to complete and as a Thank You, you’ll be entered to win one of five $100 gift certificates from REI. The answers you give to our questions will be kept in confidence and will only be used to help us with this research project.
Take the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SPKHJH7
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A CUP OF YARN: Hey everyone, if you are into knitting, come join the ladies every 1st Monday of the month at Sina’s Backroads Cafe in Sutter Creek, from 10:30 to noonish! The group name is A Cup of Yarn on Facebook. Come join the fun! Good people Good food!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Acupofyarn
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OPEN MIC NIGHT AT THE HUB - Every 3rd Thursday at The Hub in Jackson (above Hein & Co. Bookstore). Free event, open to everyone! Bring your instrument, poetry, jokes and stories. Or just come and enjoy the fun and free entertainment! For more information, call AmadorArts at 267-9038 or email amadorarts@gmail.com
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FRIDAY NIGHT PRIME RIB DINNER - Friday night...the perfect occasion to go out for Chef Chris Martin’s prime rib of beef au jus. This hearty main dish comes with a baked potato and seasonal vegetables. Choose from a 12-ounce portion for $17.95 or a hefty 16-ounce portion for only $19.95. You won’t find better prices on quality prime rib!
Nothing goes better with a fine meal than live entertainment! Enjoy some lovely piano music performed by Ione’s own Dennis Yancey, along with killer saxophone tunes from Hank Devore, while you dine! Clark’s Coner is at 12 West Main in Ione. Visit: www.clarkscornerione.com
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CAVANA’S DELI in Sutter Creek serves appetizers (small plates) every 2nd and 4th Saturday every month! Beer and wine specials from 5 to 8pm. Please join us for some good food...thanks, hope to see you!
Terri Jo Cavana
Cavana's Deli
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SCOFIELDS COWBOY CAMPFIRE 2016 SCHEDULE in Fiddletown can be found at:
More announcements...
BUTTE FIRE RECOVERY - Information, resources, releases
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THE HEALING WORD Foursquare Gospel Church   Sunday Morning Service at 10:30 AM with complimentary lunch immediately after. If you need a ride to church, please call the office by Friday no later than 4:30 PM. Men’s Breakfast- April 16th - 9:00 AM. Women’s  Breakfast- April 23rd- 9:00 AM. Craft Monday- April 18th-10:00 AM. Men’s Bible Study- Monday nights at 7:00 PM. Youth Ministry, ages 13 – 17, Monday nights at 7:00 PM. Home Bible Study in Pioneer-Monday nights- 6:30 PM.  Wednesday afternoon Ladies’ Bible Study-1:00 PM. Wednesday night Bible Study- 6:00 PM. Thursday Women’s Bible Study-1:00 PM. Stop by 20005 Hwy. 88, Pine Grove— or call 296-7283 — or visit thehealingwordchurch.org
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AMADOR COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH: Local Measles Exposure: Public Health Seeks the Public's Assistance
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FREE OAK FIRE WOOD: Wood is from standing dead Oak trees and just needs to be removed from property. No cutting of any trees, as they are down. For further info, email: Heater963@gmail.com
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DEAVER SPRING LAMB - It's that time of year again! Deaver lamb is free range and sold by the half or whole. Full of mouthwatering flavors, you will be reluctant to share such a delicacy with your friends and family. Email info@deavervineyards.com or call the tasting room at 209-245-4099 today to reserve your lamb, sold by the half ($179.00) or whole lamb ($300.00). Lamb is available NOW, please call ahead to make sure we have one ready for you.
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GWEN CLAYTON FOR DISTRICT 4 SUPERVISOR: VOTER SURVEY - Dear Jackson Business & Community: I want to hear from you! It's important that our elected officials know what issues we care about. On June 7th, you can elect a supervisor who will listen to the views of the people and use your input to guide policy in the years to come. I believe we hold shared values and a common vision for the future of Amador County. We all want a county that is strong and vibrant with more opportunities for our families.To find out more about me, click here. To take our survey, please click here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DD99R99
NOTE: Amador Community News, www.amadorcommunitynews.com, is a non-partisan and politically neutral community news, information and resource site, and does not endorse political parties or candidates.
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DEAVER SPRING LAMB - It's that time of year again! Deaver lamb is free range and sold by the half or whole. Full of mouthwatering flavors, you will be reluctant to share such a delicacy with your friends and family. Email info@deavervineyards.com or call the tasting room at 209-245-4099 today to reserve your lamb, sold by the half ($179.00) or whole lamb ($300.00). Lamb is available NOW, please call ahead to make sure we have one ready for you.
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THE SHERWOOD DEMONSTRATION GARDEN is re-opening for Spring-2016! UCCE Master Gardeners of El Dorado County are pleased to announce that the new Sherwood Demonstration Garden (SDG) will be open on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 10-2, weather permitting. There will be trained docents at the garden on those days to talk with visitors about the garden and answer questions. Guided tours can be arranged for small or large groups by contacting Sheri Burke at 530-676-1009. The garden is on property owned by the El Dorado County Office of Education at 6699 Campus Drive, Placerville.  It is located between Folsom Lake College-El Dorado Center (FLC-EDC) and the Cameron Park Community Observatory.
Parking in the FLC-EDC parking lot is $2.00 on weekdays but is free on Saturday.  For more information about the SDG, please call the Master Gardener office at 530-621-5512 (T-F from 9-1 2) or check out the SDG pages on our website at: http://mgeldorado.ucanr.edu/Demonstration_Garden/.
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TAKE THE SURVEY! The Foothill Conservancy, plus our partner organizations, would like to know about your outdoor pursuits and your interest in nature and the environment. Your participation will help drive our priorities, programs and future outreach, which will benefit you, plus current and future members of our organizations.
Our survey will take 5 - 10 minutes to complete and as a Thank You, you’ll be entered to win one of five $100 gift certificates from REI. The answers you give to our questions will be kept in confidence and will only be used to help us with this research project.
Take the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SPKHJH7
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WANTED - SUTTER CREEK VISITOR’S CENTER - Just in case you may have these items laying around and want to get rid of them, The Sutter Creek Visitor Center could use a small to medium sized TV, a  monitor that can play DVDs, or a dvd player that can hook up to the monitor that we already have. Thanks so much! If you need to call me, my cell is 916 541-0276
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Property Owners Affected by the Butte Fire May Receive an Exemption from the Annual Fire Prevention Fee - Property owners within the State Responsibility Area (SRA) have received a bill for “The Annual Fire Prevention Fee”. This fee applies to anyone who had a “habitable structure” on their property as of July 1. Property owners who lost their homes in the Butte Fire may qualify for an exemption from that fee. In order to qualify you must fill out and file a form. For a quick link to the form go to http://firepreventionfee.org For further information feel free to call the Calaveras County Assessor’s Office at (209)754-6356.
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NOTE FROM LYNN MORGAN (D3 SUPERVISOR): “...this morning I received a notice from our General Services Director, Jon Hopkins, about how best to report unusual wildlife behavior.
There is apparently an increase in rabid skunks in our county.  Though I hope you are aware that wildlife should mostly be left alone, not fed, IF you notice any wild animal acting strangely, especially during daylight hours when most stay hidden, please call Animal Control, 223-6378. Thanks and have a good week." -L
EDITOR’S NOTE: Rabies links and resources on CA Public Health: http://www.cdph.ca.gov/healthinfo/discond/pages/rabies.aspx
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OPENING AT HAPPY BABY CHILD CARE: Can you let everyone know I have a spot open for 2-5 year old in my pre-school curriculum day care program. 4 fresh ingredient meals included. Values based, academic program that teaches both through play and through learning activities.  We only have 3 spaces altogether in this program and only one currently available.  Message me if you would like to apply. We're starting interviews this weekend.
They can write Alyshiadrake@gmail.com, or message us on Facebook at Happy Baby Child Care Sutter Creek or call/ text 209-740-7898, Alyshia Drake
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THE LABYRINTH PROJECT - Have you heard about labyrinths? Do you wonder what they are? What they do? Why they are so popular? The Labyrinth Project has  formed in Amador County and is looking for people who may be interested in learning about labyrinths and in being trained to become  a volunteer/docent for labyrinth walks. To learn more, contact The Labyrinth Project at (209) 256-3750 or e-mail the Labyrinth Project Coordinator at mvandermeer@norcalmha.org
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CHRISTIAN DABLER is a freshman at Argonaut HS and has been asked to represent the State of CA and the US at the 2016 Down Under sports for Cross Country! You can support him by donating here:
ATTENTION ARTISTS and CRAFTSPEOPLE!
Jackson Business & Community Assoc. is looking for artists and crafts-people to show and sell at our Shine, Wine & Dine event on Saturday, May 21. SHINE WINE & DINE is a classic car show, with wine tasting, artists, and music for a day-long street festival on Main Street, Jackson. No charge to artists for a space -- we request an item for our raffle.  
Are you interested? Let me know! And please pass the word to others you think might want to show at the event. Please reply with the contact information below and we will reserve space for you, spaces are limited:
Saturday, May 21. Show Hours: 10 am - 3 pm
Set up 8 - 9:30. The event is outdoors -- vendors must provide their own tents/tables/chairs etc.
No fee for space -- JBCA is requesting an item for our raffle.
PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AND RETURN TO ME:
Artist(s) Name(s):
Art Medium or Craft Description:
Phone #
Cell Phone # for the Day Of Event:
Best Email Address for further information:
Space Needed: 10' x 10'         Other:
Thank you!
Lucy Hackett,
JBCA President
209-223-4603, 209-304-5780 johnhaedrich@sbcglobal.net
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THE HEALING WORD Foursquare Gospel Church  Sunday Morning Service at 10:30 AM with complimentary lunch immediately after. If you need a ride to church, please call the office by Friday no later than 4:30 PM. Youth Ministry, ages 13 – 17, begins March 14th - 7:00 PM. New Bible Study for women- March 10th at 1:00 PM “If My Husband Changed, I’d Be Happy”. Men’s Breakfast- March 19th - 9:00 AM. Women’s  Breakfast- March 26th- 9:00 AM. Craft Monday- March 28th-9:00 AM. Men’s Bible Study- Monday nights at 7:00 PM. Home Bible Study in Pioneer-Monday nights- 6:30 PM.  Wednesday afternoon Ladies’ Bible Study-1:00 PM. Wednesday night Bible Study- 6:00 PM. Stop by 20005 Hwy. 88, Pine Grove— or call 296-7283 — or visit thehealingwordchurch.org.
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FYI: WILDFLOWER WALKS AT STATE PARKS - State Park Docents will lead guided Wildflower Walks every Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. beginning on Sunday March 6 and continuing through at least Mother's Day, May 8. Guided hikes last about two hours along the Buttermilk Bend trail, an easy 2.5 mile round trip hike. Meet at the trail head in the north parking lot, just past the concrete bridge which crosses the South Yuba River on Pleasant Valley Road. Sturdy walking shoes are recommended along with a hat, sunscreen, and remember to bring water. A $3.00 donation is requested and appreciated.v For more information throughout our short season, call the park at (530) 432-2546, or go to www.southyubariverstatepark.org.
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THE HEALING WORD - Foursquare Gospel Church - Men’s Bible Study Monday night at 7:00 PM. Home Bible Study in Pioneer is on Monday night at 6:30 PM.  Wednesday afternoon Ladies’ Bible Study at 1:00 PM. Wednesday night Bible Study at 6:00 PM. Youth Ministry, ages 13 – 17, begins March 7th at 7:00 PM. A new Bible Study for women begins on Thursday, March 10th at 1:00 PM “If My Husband Changed, I’d Be Happy”. Sunday Morning Service at 10:30 AM with complimentary lunch immediately after. If you need a ride to church, please call the office by Friday no later than 4:30 PM. Stop by 20005 Hwy. 88, Pine Grove— or call 296-7283 — or visit thehealingwordchurch.org.
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ENVIROCYCLE is offering a $5,000 rebate to fire victims to repair their home septic systems with systems that recycle sewage water so that it can be used again for landscape irrigation. 530-888-6480  info@envirocycleglobal.com
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THE HEALING WORD Foursquare Gospel Church  Sunday Morning Service at 10:30 AM with complimentary lunch immediately after. If you need a ride to church, please call the office by Friday no later than 4:30 PM. Craft Monday- Feb 22nd- 10:00 AM. Women’s  Breakfast- Feb 27th- 9:00 AM. Men’s Bible Study Monday night at 7:00 PM is on “40 Days of Purpose”. Home Bible Study in Pioneer is on Monday night at 6:30 PM.  Wednesday afternoon Ladies’ Bible Study at 1:00 PM, currently studying “Beginning in Christ Together”. Wednesdaynight Bible Study at 6:00 PM is on “The Power of Encouragement”. Stop by 20005 Hwy. 88, Pine Grove— or call 296-7283 — or visit thehealingwordchurch.org.
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SUPPORT LOCAL CYCLIST THOMAS MORAITIS in the 2016 AIDS Life Cycle! For more information and to donate, visit: http://www.tofighthiv.org/site/TR/Events/AIDSLifeCycleCenter?px=2576540&pg=personal&fr_id=1880
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GOT DIRT? The Amador County Fair needs your dirt! The horse barn is getting ready for the upcoming Challenge of Champions High School Rodeo. If you have clean fill dirt we would love to have it! The area to dump is on the side of the containers near the barns. Please spread the word! Call 209-245-6921
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: AMADORARTS NEEDS HELP AT THE GALLERY. We have a great group of volunteers helping to operate the AmadorArts Gallery on Saturdays and Sundays.  But we could use a little extra help! The volunteers need help carrying our sandwich board sign to the corner of Main Street at 11am and back at 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays. It will only take a moment, and would mean a lot. Please let us know if you would like to lend a hand! Thanks!
AmadorArts (Amador County Arts Council). 11A Randolph Street, Sutter Creek. Call 267-9038
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FREE TICKETS to The Mother Lode Highland Games on June 18 & 19, 2016! All you need to do is to VOLUNTEER to work 4 hours per day to get a one day entry. To volunteer please visit http://www.TheMotherLodeGames.com, click on the "Volunteer" link, then go to the registration form.
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THE HEALING WORD Foursquare Gospel Church - Men’s Breakfast – Feb 20th – 9:00 AM. Craft Monday- Feb 22nd- 10:00 AM. Women’s  Breakfast- Feb 27th- 9:00 AM. Men’s Bible Study Monday night at 7:00 PM is on “40 Days of Purpose”. Home Bible Study in Pioneer is on Monday night at 6:30 PM.  Wednesday afternoon Ladies’ Bible Study at 1:00 PM, currently studying “Beginning in Christ Together”. Wednesday night Bible Study at 6:00 PM is on “The Power of Encouragement”. Sunday Morning Service at 10:30 AM with complimentary lunch immediately after. If you need a ride to church, please call the office by Friday no later than 4:30 PM. Stop by 20005 Hwy. 88, Pine Grove— or call 296-7283 — or visit thehealingwordchurch.org.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Gold Creek Cabin is for sale. Since we've moved to Boston, we just can't get back to enjoy the property and would like to start something new on the east coast. For Sutter Creek business owners, the cabin is an opportunity to purchase a turn key vacation rental business that has generated an average of over $40,000 per year over the last 6 years. Also, there is a $10,000 cash referral fee for anyone who refers a buyer for the property.
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DO YOU HAVE A HEART FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS? Can you offer a safe, loving and supportive home? Do you have a desire to improve your community?
There is an immediate need for Foster Families in Amador County! Families of all kinds are welcomed! Foster care needed for ages 0-18. SCFS offers guidance, support and ongoing training throughout the entire foster care process.
Please call Sierra Child & Family Services, 209-257-1244.
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MINER’S BEND COMMEMORATIVE BRICK PATHWAY - PERSONALIZED BRICKS AVAILABLE -The Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation invites you to participate in Sutter Creek’s new Miners’ Bend Historic Gold Mining Park by buying a personalized  engraved brick in the Commemorative Pathway. You and your family will not only provide financial support to the Foundation and help finish this park, but you will cement your place in Amador County’s gold mining history forever.
 The SCCBF’s goal for completion of this park is this summer, 2016. The Park will feature over a dozen displays telling the story of Amador's roll in the California Gold Rush. Work is being done on interpretive signage that will give visitors a brief history of the gold rush in Sutter Creek and Amador County, with historic photos and descriptions of each artifact on display.
Purchasing a brick is the perfect way to commemorate loved ones, promote your business or organization, honor a special occasion, or find that special gift. Personalized Bricks start at only $100. Remember, your brick purchase is tax deductible. Buying a personalized brick helps the Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation preserve our cultural heritage in Amador County. To order, visit www.sccbf.org . For more information please call Frank Cunha at 209-304-9192.
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BE A DISASTER HEALTH CARE VOLUNTEER! County volunteer application and fingerprinting scan required. Once clearance is received, you would be sworn in as a Disaster Service Worker.
For more information, visit:
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RIGHTURN: VOLUNTEERS & MENTORS NEEDED - The Kiwanis Club of Amador County will be sponsoring a Righturn.Club at a local elementary school. We are looking for assistance in getting this off the ground. We need mentors, facilitators, and helpers. The 10 week program, meeting after school twice a week for 90 minutes this fall, will give obese kids the help they need to make a right turn in their eating habits and fitness. If interested contact founder, Thomas Moraitis.  Thomas@Righturn.Club.
 You don't have to be an athlete, a teacher, or in perfect shape to be a mentor. HS and college students, retired folks, people who have flexible schedules at work are ideal. The helpers will prepare healthy snacks for 40 twice a week, food provided and delivered to school. The facilitators will help with the program in making craft items for the kids, like booklets, magnets and name badges. All supplies paid for by Kiwanis of Amador County.
 Want to start a Righturn.Club in your area? Thomas will give you all you need to start one, and speak to your local Kiwanis Club to provide the funding. No cost to students. All mentors will be screened for the safety of the kids. Visit www.Righturn.Club to learn more.
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ART IN PUBLIC PLACES - The Amador County Artist Association (ACAA) has several benefits to being a member, one of those being Art in Public Places, where the artist can get regular exposure to build a reputation and occasionally make a sale with no commission fees.  This program also gives the location the opportunity to be known for original art on their walls and to promote awareness of original art. The exhibits rotate every 2 months.
Our current locations include Rosebud’s Cafe (downtown Jackson); the Superior Court of CA, County of Amador; American River Bank; Amador Senior Center; Sierra Eye Care; Amador Residential Care; Jackson Paint Spot; and Castle Oaks Golf Club in Ione.  Currently, the program has a good balance of artists to locations. New artists and locations are always welcome.  If you would like more information, contact Colleen Williams, Committee Chairperson, colleenwill@volcano.net or (209) 295-2877.
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INTERFAITH FOOD BANK VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! The Interfaith Food Bank is trying to rebuild its volunteer roster.  If you are looking to fill some time, build your resume, get some exercise, and give back to the community, the Food Bank has a variety of opportunities to do so. We are looking for volunteers to work both on-call and weekly shifts. Please email or call Assistant Program Coordinator Claire Gunselman cgfeedamador@gmail.com or 209-267-9006. Must be 18 years and older. Positions in warehouse, food pick up and drivers (DMV record required).
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FREE GREEN WASTE RECYCLING IN SUTTER CREEK: A dumpster has been placed at the Sutter Creek Fire District Station One, 350 Hanford Street, for yard waste recycling. This service is available to ALL Amador County citizens. Only small yard pruning are accepted...no large limbs, stumps, garbage, appliances or construction debris.
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PHONE NUMBERS for Upcountry Community, Ione Family Resource, & Camanche Lake Community Centers:
Upcountry Community Center
19386 Hwy 88
Pine Grove, CA 95665
P: (209) 296-2785
F: (209) 296-2782
Ione Family Resource Center
17 S. Buena Vista Rd.
Ione, CA 95640
P: (209) 274-4655
F: (209) 274-4665
Camanche Lake Community Center
4419 Camanche Pkwy N.
Ione, CA 95640
P: (209) 763-2720
F: (209) 763-2740
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AMADOR SENIOR VISITORS PROGRAM NEEDS VOLUNTEERS. Join a great group of people working in the community to help our Senior Citizens live safer, healthier lives. Please call Eileen at 223-0442 for information about how you can help!
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DO YOU HAVE STACKS OF NEWSPAPERS laying around your house, waiting to be recycled? Then please bring them on down to the Busi Parking lot in Jackson behind Mel's. The Boy Scout Troops of Amador County are collecting your newspaper donations and accept on an on-going basis. The large cargo container sits at the very back of the parking lot. There should be pallets next to the dumpster, where everyone can leave their stacks. Anyone can drop off their newspapers 7 days a week, day or night. We ask that you only donate actual newspapers, no glossy advertising, magazines or books. All proceeds directly benefit the various Troops in Amador County. It's a Win-Win for everyone, Scouts, you and the environment! For more information, contact Jenny Fritz at artsychickenfarm@gmail.com
JOB OPPORTUNITIES

JOB OPPORTUNITY: CAVANAS DELI on Eureka Street in Sutter Creek is now hiring. Please come in if interested 267-5507. https://www.facebook.com/Cavanasdeli/
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: FIRST 5 AMADOR NOW HIRING FOR SUMMER KINDERGARTEN BRIDGE PROGRAM - The Kindergarten Bridge Program is designed for children who will be starting kindergarten in the Fall. Priority enrollment is given to children who have spent little or no time in a preschool setting. The 3-week transition program is designed to introduce incoming students to the structure, rhythm and routine of the kindergarten classroom. It is called a Bridge Program because it aims to help children cross from the pre-kindergarten environment into the kindergarten world. The program has grown each year and will be serving children this Summer at all six school district elementary school sites, including Ione, Jackson, Pine Grove, Pioneer, Plymouth and Sutter Creek.
First 5 Amador is seeking teachers, and teacher’s aides, to serve children at each of these sites.
Dates are: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 - 11:30 am, from June 13 through June 30. All hires must also attend an Orientation and a Mandated Reporter Training presented by the Amador Child Abuse Prevention Council.
These positions are ideal for current kindergarten or preschool teachers, aides, or students in the Early Childhood Education field. Education and/or experience required.
If interested, please contact First 5 Amador at 257-1092, or email sr@first5amador.com, for an application. Please include copies of any certificates and/or credentials held. All applications are due no later than 12:00 noon on Friday, April 15.
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: City of Ione. Engineering Services. For more info, visit:
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: The Amador County Transportation Commission is seeking an Administrator-Fiscal Officer who will be responsible for maintaining the Commission's accounting system.  The position also includes a variety of complex administrative and office management duties.  A job application and instructions for submittal can be found on our website (www.actc-amador.org) or call (209) 267-2282.  Closing date to submit applications is 5:00 pm, May 2, 2016.
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: COMMUNITY SPECIALIST - The Arc of Amador has a position open for Community Specialist in Calaveras. Full Time, 35 hours per week. Open until filled. For complete information and an application, visit: http://arcofamador.org/images/stories/Calaveras_Full_Time_Position_Announcement-_Community_Services_External.pdf
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Prospect Cellars is hiring tasting room and deli staff. Must enjoy people and have a passion for wine and wine and food pairings. Part-time, weekends required, starting at $12 per hour. More hours could be possible for the candidate who also has marketing and/or accounting experience. Applications available at 9506 Main Street, Thurs-Monday. Web site: http://www.prospectcellars.com/. On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/prospectcellars
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: Dickey's in Jackson is now hiring! Looking for energetic, customer-service oriented honest people. Experience in restaurants is not necessary but you must be at least 18. Come on in and apply!
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: MUNNERLYN'S - We are now accepting resumes for part time scoopers. If you are happy, like to clean and eat ice cream please send it to isostacey@gmail.com. Experience a plus but not required.
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AMADOR COUNTY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES:
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: GATE ATTENDANTS at Lake Camanche - P/T Seasonal. No calls please for this position. Please go to www.lakecamancheresort.com to download an application under the "Careers" tab, and fax to 209.763.5724 or mail to: Human Resource Department, 11700 Wade Lane, Valley Springs, CA 95252. For questions, contact Terry Willard at 209.763.5921 x14.

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