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2 INSIDE LINCOLN MARCH 2014

BY DEBBIE BROWNINSIDE LINCOLN

A t this time of year, we usual-ly expect to see green land-scapes, neighbors planting

flowers to brighten up their yards and rain puddles thatbarely seem to dry out beforethe next rain comes. However,

this year, it seems that all we seeare dry fields, water restrictionsand a drought that has createda thin layer of dust to hang overour state.

Were all looking for ways toconserve water, and if you livedthrough the California droughtof the late 70s, you may

remember some tips from thattime.

Below are 15 water-saving suggestions that, if everyone would observe, will help us getthrough this difficult time witha lot more ease. Hopefully thesenew lifestyle changes for today will become your habits of

tomorrow. These tips are fromthe EPA, Redwood City Public Works, Ace Plumbing andsagethrive.com.

1. Water conservation is some-thing that requires the assistanceof everyone in the family. To getkids into the act of water con-

servation, assign a week foreach of your children to policethe rest of the family. It willteach the kids about the impor-tance of water conservationand allow them to be the bossof mom and dad once in a while(even if for a brief time eachday).

Water conservation can be easy to caDEBBIE BROWN INSIDE LINCOLN

The drought in California is so severe that Folsom Lake is at record low levels. Due to the lack of water in the reservoir, some neighboring communities havelimited water use for its residents.

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2. When you begin yournormal morning or nightroutines, think about theorder in which you do yourroutines. We all know thatit takes a while for the

water to warm up so usethe hot water side of yourfaucet to wet your tooth-brush, and as needed, turnthe water back on to rinse.By the time you wash your

face, the water will be warmer and youll haveavoided wasting water by letting it run to reach thedesired temperature.

CAROL R. PERCY INSIDE LINCOLN

Lincoln residents were excited to see a storm bring in lots of rain for aboutthree days in early February. However, this one storm was not enough to alle-viate the drought and we must all do our part to help conserve.

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3. Make sure yourfaucets dont drip. If youdo, the washers may need

to be replaced. A faucetthat drips at one drop persecond can use as muchas 2,700 gallons of water a year. Thats almost 7.5 gal-lons a day!

4. Stop the toilet that isleaking. In addition to itbeing annoying, it always wastes a lot of water.Often times, repairing itcan be done with a few supplies purchased fromthe local home-improve-ment store.

5. Don't spend so muchtime in the shower. A shower that lasts less thanfive minutes will use less water than filling the tub. Additionally, whether its washing and condition-ing your hair or shaving,turn off the water during that time. Youll beamazed how much water you can save.

6. Speaking of showers,if you dont have a low-flow showerhead

installed, then that shouldbe at the top of your hon-ey-do list. You can save

up to 60 percent of yourshower water usage by installing a low-flow head.

7. Create a water barrelfor when the rain doesfinally arrive. By collect-

ing rain water from youreaves, you can use the water for your dry and

thirsty landscape.8. Weve all walked

down the street and seenhow some of our neigh-bors like to water theirsidewalks. The next time your sprinklers come on,take a couple of minutesto double check all theheads and make surethat only your landscap-ing is enjoying a refresh-ing drink of water.

9. By running your dish-washer only when its atcapacity, you can save upto 400 gallons a month!

10. Bathe your petsoutdoors in an area thatneeds water.

11. When it comes timeto clean the fish tank, usethe nutrient-rich waterfor your non-edibleplants.


CAROL R. PERCY INSIDE LINCOLN

Matt Mirror and his daughter, Savannah, braved the watery streets and sidewalks during the weekendstorm that brought Lincoln some much-needed rain in early February. Residents are encouraged to putout buckets to save water from small storms such as these as we work our way out of the drought.

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12. At home or in ahotel room, use yourtowels for a few days. Youll save water, and if youre at home, yourtowels will last longer.

13. When giving yourpet fresh water, dont dis-card the dirty water. Useit to water your plants.

14. Never throw wateraway. If you have toomuch water in your glassor ice that will not berefreshed with addition-al water, use it to put water in your pets d ishor water one of yourplants.

15. If you dont have awater dispenser in yourrefrigerator door, thenkeep a pitcher of water inthe fridge. Youll avoidrunning the water until itgets cold enough. It

always seems that were waiting for the water toeither cool down or warm up, doesnt it?

Whether its these sug-gestions that you can useon a daily basis or doing something as drastic as

removing your lawn andinstalling a drought-tol-erant landscape, waterconservation is a top pri-

ority for most residents. And, with the escalat-

ing costs of water in ourtown, youre not only

conserving water butconserving a little bit of your hard-earned mon-ey.


Whether its thesesuggestions that you canuse on a daily basis ordoing something as drastic

as removing your lawnand installing a drought-tolerant landscape, waterconservation is a toppriority for most residents.

Allen Cuencas yard is land-scaped with drought-tolerantplants. Although there is awater feature in the yard,Cuenca said, I likely won'tput water in the fountain thisyear.

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T reating customers like family is what sets Lincolns businessesapart from those found in othercities.

One of the newest stores in townholds the same philosophy that many of Lincolns successful businesses do.

Our customers have become ourfamily, said Inspirations ChristianBoutique owner Denise Arredondo.

When Arredondo was searching for alocation in which to plant her vision of a Christian store, she knew that Lin-coln was where her dream would grow and flourish.

The boutique is at 800 Sterling Park- way, Suite 30 in the Raleys shopping center. The boutiques ribbon-cutting was in October.

I knew that Lincoln was a strong Christian-based community and partof the reason I chose to open in Lincoln

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was that there are no otherstores like this in the area, Arredondo said.

In speaking with Arredondo,one can easily tell that this ismore than a business for her.

The boutique, centered onLifes Journey in Faith - Birth toBereavement, offers memen-tos for all occasions and itemsthat are appropriate for cele-brating lifes events.

Whether its gifts for the birthof a baby, religious-based toysfor a child, gifts to help a coupleset up their first home or a spir-itual gift for a special occasion,Inspirations Christian Boutiqueoffers a kaleidoscope of keep-sakes.

In addition to being a uniqueshop, Inspirations ChristianBoutique is special because of how it serves the community.The store offers its family members (aka their cus-tomers) an opportunity to usepart of the space to conductsmall meetings and Bible stud-

ies. Additionally, churches and youth groups can post fliers inthe window.

Having this store has beenan absolute pleasure. I had noidea how much pleasure we would get out of serving thislocal community, Arredondosaid. Our customers have now become family.

In addition to offering theirguests unique items, Arredondoand her staff like offering acomfortable place to shop.

Our customers have enjoyedthe peacefulness and music inthe store, Arredondo said.

They like being surrounded by God's image.

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tique is open from 9 a.m. to 7p.m. Mondays through Satur-days.

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Having this store hasbeen an absolutepleasure. I had no ideahow much pleasure we

would get out of servingthis local community.Our customers have nowbecome family.Denise Arredondo, InspirationsChristian Boutique owner

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Living in America hasafforded all of us accessto many cultures andtraditions.

Whether its enjoying Mexican food on Cinco deMayo, Chinese food for Chi-nese New Year or a bit of theIrish for St. Pattys Day, wehave adopted some of thetraditions that other cultureshave brought to this coun-

try.St. Patricks Day is around

the corner (March 17) andthat means getting into thespirit of the day.

If youre not a corned beef fan, then try this recipe tocelebrate the Irish that's inall of us (even if it is only oneday a year).

CABBAGE ROLLSIngredients:1 large head cabbage1 large minced onion2 tablespoons butter1 pound ground beef2 pounds ground pork1 cup Minute Rice (uncooked)1 teaspoon salt1/4 teaspoon pepper1 teaspoon paprika4 cups sauerkraut4 cups tomato pureesmoked Polish sausage (optional)

Directions:Core cabbage, immerse in boiling salted

water; boil two to three minutes. Drain.Saut onion in butter; mix with beef, pork,rice and seasonings. Remove 1 cabbage leafat a time, remove large central vein. Place 2tablespoons filling on cabbage leaf, rollsecurely. Spread half of saurerkraut in bot-

tom of deep pot. Set in cabbage rolls, flapside down. Add sausage (optional), thenremaining sauerkraut, top with tomatopuree. Add boiling water to cover by about

1/2 inch. Simmer over low heat 90 minutesto two hours or until rice is tender.

Makes 6 servings.

Everyone can celebrate St. PatrickCabbage was astaple of theIrish home longbefore potatoesbecame thenorm. Whenpotato cropsbegan to failduring the IrishFamine, cab-bage once againbecame themain form ofsustenance atthe Irish table.

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W hat would a St.Patricks Day mealbe without a littleIrish soda bread? Thereare various recipes forthis bread but this par-ticular recipe caught my

eye because of its sim-plicity. It doesnt need abread maker, andbecause theres no yeast,it doesnt need to rise.Its a very dense breadand absolutely deliciousright out of the oven with some butter andmarmalade.

IRISH SODA BREADIngredients:2 cups flour1 cup plus 1 tablespoon quick cooking oats1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda

2 teaspoons baking powder1/2 teaspoon salt1/2 cup raisins1 cup plus 1 tablespoon buttermilk1 large egg, lightly beaten2 tablespoons honey1 tablespoon butter, melted1/4 cup brandy

Directions:Combine raisins and brandy in a small

bowl. Let stand at room temperature for 30minutes.

Preheat the oven to 375F. Lightly grease a

baking sheet. In a medium bowl, mix theflour, 1 cup oats, baking powder, the bakingsoda, and salt. In a small bowl, whisk 1 cupbuttermilk, honey, egg, and butter until wellblended. Add to the dry ingredients, stirringuntil just combined. Stir in the raisins.

Turn the dough out onto a lightly flouredwork surface. Knead 5 to 6 times, then shapeit into a ball. Place on the prepared bakingsheet and pat down into an 8" round. Brush

the top with the remaining buttermilk andthen sprinkle with the remaining oats (ifdesired).

Bake until the loaf is golden brown andsounds hollow when tapped (35 to 40 min-utes). Transfer the loaf to a wire rack to cool.

Soda bread became a traditional item in the poor country of Ireland. Its made withthe most basic of ingredients, which results in a dense bread with a hard crust.

There are variousrecipes for thisbread but this

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Unlike the T.V. show, they dont buyold cars or cannons or other large items.A good rule of thumb is if it unique andwill fit in a shoe box, we are interested inlooking at it states Jim DAmbrosio,owner. Many folks like my wife andmyself have spent a lifetime collectingbeautiful things that mean a lot to us,but our children could care less about.

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D iabetes, cancer, heart disease andautism are just some of the many worthy causes that receive extraawareness through a special day ormonth designation.

By having a month or day set aside fora particular cause, we find out moreabout an illness or condition that affects

millions of people. As meaningful as these causes are,lighter subjects have their own celebra-tion days and I think youll find a lot of humor in them.

Ill bet you didnt know about Nation-al Middle Name Pride Day. Yup, thats areal day. In fact, if you want to celebrateit, the day is March 10.

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I asked a group of my high school

friends about the most unusual middlename they ever heard. Dizzert, Lamb,Ivan, Burgan, Newyorkina and C (no ini-tial, they couldnt decide on a name sothey gave their son a letter) were among my friends and their family membersmiddle names.

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names should have a specialday, then Im sure youll think that its silly that potato chipshave their own day.

Well, since they are AmericasNo. 1 snack food, maybe they deserve a day of observance.

Did you know that the chip was invented by a chef on Aug.24, 1853?

Hmmm, someone shouldexplain to us why Potato ChipDay is in March instead of August.

No one knows who inventedthis special day but it may havebeen cooked up by the snack

food industry.If youre waiting for a day when all the planets will alignand everything will go your way,then get up at the crack of dawnon March 16 for Everything You Do Is Right Day.

Life is full of ups and downs,and sometimes we feel that if we didnt have bad luck, we

wouldnt have any luck at all.However, dont you just love

those days when everything goes your way?

Yes, the way we look at life isall about perspective so look on

the bright side and maybe youllhave more Everything You DoIs Right days.

It has been a while since EThas visited but, maybe onMarch 20, ET and some of his

friends may land in Lincoln forExtraterrestrial AbductionsDay. However, if we cant getrain to come out of the sky, Idoubt that you have to worry about being abducted from any outer-space visitors.

If, by the end of March, youreexhausted from finishing yourtax returns or you just want anexcuse to enjoy a little sunshine,then enjoy Take A Walk In ThePark Day on March 30 (as long as you havent been abductedby aliens on March 20).

Go for a walk in the park andenjoy the peacefulness, anopportunity to clear yourmind and a chance to

look at the beauty of nature. If youre really lucky, youll have totake an umbrella with you to enjoy somemuch-needed rain.

Silliness is good forthe soul and putsa smile on your face.

Although some of these daysare nonsensical, its fun to take alight-hearted view every once ina while and just have fun.

Oh, and in case you were wondering what my middlename is ... well, come find meon March 10 and I just mighttell you.

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Owners can begin train-ing as soon as the puppy arrives!

Success is achievedthrough gentle and posi-tive reinforcement and useof lure training (use of small pieces of appropri-ate food or a favored toy).

Training sessions shouldbe brief in the beginning,

as puppies have shortattention spans.Daily 10- to 15-minutes

sessions are enough forpuppies about eight- to 10- weeks of age.

Basically, the lure isshown to the puppy; thecommand is given; the lureis moved to get the desiredresponse; the puppy isrewarded with the lure.

Lets see how this works with some basic tricks.

1.) Come.Start by backing away

from the puppy a shortdistance (1 to 2 feet) with atreat/lure in hand. Whileshowing the treat, say yourpuppys name and the

command, Come. Whengiving the command,always use a pleasantvoice. When the puppy comes, give the treat andpraise the puppy. Do thismultiple times daily andnot only when getting ready to crate the pet. Callthe puppy to you, rewardand praise her. Thenrelease her. Over thecourse of several weeks,the distance between youand the puppy shouldincrease. Do this in a safe

environment.Eventually, you can add

distractions. If at any point you are worried about herrunning away, practice with the puppy wearing along leash so that you cangently pull on the leash toreinforce the command.

2.) Sit.Hold a favorite treat over

the puppys nose andmove it slowly back, overthe head. Normally, the

puppy will sit as it followsthe treat but you can gen-tly press the rump as well. As the puppy sits, say sitout loud. Praise the puppy immediately with a goodsit and give her the treat.

Repeat this regularly andshe will begin to associatethe treat with the com-mand and action desired.Once accomplishing asimple sit, a hand motioncan be added to the mix sothat the puppy begins toassociate the hand motion

with the command.3.) Down. When the puppy learns

to sit, start working onlearning this commandfrom that position. Using atreat, lower it between thefront paws and add thecommand down. A novel way of teaching the downcommand is to offer it while you are sitting on thefloor with bent legs. Havethe treat under your knee

and the puppy will have tolie down to reach it. Alwayspraise and treat with eachsuccessful attempt.

Additional puppy train-ing instructions can befound in Behavior Advicefor Clients (Landsberg and Horwitz, 2012).

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It is with mixed emotions thatI sit down to write thismonths newsletter.

Why?Most of you have probably

heard the news but our won-derful CEO, Bob Romness, hasdecided to retire, effectiveMarch 31.

We are pleased that after 41 years of full-time work, hesearned that opportunity butalso disappointed that he wontbe the leader of the chamber.

We wish Bob the best in hisretirement and will plan to givehim a proper sendoff in March.

We hope you had a wonderfulbeginning for your business inJanuary.

2014 looks like an exciting year for the Lincoln-area com-munity.

I noticed the new Togos

Eatery has opened near FerrariRanch and Joiner Parkway.

Isnt it great to see new busi-nesses like Togos opening up in

our community?Please visit them and supportthem as they have made a seri-ous investment in our area.

Id like to set forth a few datesfor 2014 to keep in mind andalso remind you that we haveopportunities to market yourcompany at these events as wellas at our monthly breakfast

meetings and monthly NetMix.Breakfast is at 7:30 a.m. the

fourth Wednesday of eachmonth in the Orchard Creek Lodge Ballroom and mixers areheld the second Wednesday of each month.

Our next quarterly LunchinLincoln will be at Old Town Piz-za on Wednesday, April 30 from12:30 to 1:30 p.m.

Please mark your calendarsfor these annual events:

Shoppers Expo Saturday,May 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. inthe Lincoln Crossing Shopping Center, Target parking lot.

Farmers Market Thurs-days from 5 to 8 p.m., starting June 12 through Aug. 28

Independence Day Parade Wednesday, July 4

Chamber Open for Busi-ness Golf Tournament Friday,July 24

Lincoln Showcase Satur-day, Sept. 27

Christmas parade and treelighting Saturday, Dec. 6.

If you would like to know more about what is going on

with local and regional govern-ment, I highly recommend youattend our monthly Govern-ment Relations meeting. It isheld at 8 a.m. the third Tuesday of each month at the Holiday Inn Express at 155 FerrariRanch Road with a joint meet-ing each quarter with our sisterchambers in Auburn, Rocklin

and Roseville. Our committeeis headed up by former City Councilman Tom Cosgrove.

All of the events and meetingslisted are opportunities for youto meet Lincoln-area business-es that are here to provide thebest products and services inour community. We invite notonly other business people butall residents of Lincoln to joinus.

We are here to be a resourceto everyone and advocate for

business. If we join together, wecan prosper and thrive.Have a wonderful March,

happy Saint Patricks Day andremember, We A.R.E. together!

Best regards,Clark Osterhout

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THURSDAY, MARCH 6

Lincoln Rotary meeting Begins atnoon in the Lincoln Womans Club-house at the corner of 5th and E

streets. Info: lincolncarotary.org.Lincoln Host Lions Club Meets at 7p.m. at the Veterans Hall, 541 5th St.Info: visit lincolnlionsclub.org.

League of Women Voters of PlacerCounty Monthly meeting is 11:30a.m. to 1 p.m. at Maxs Restaurant,110 Grass Valley Highway, Auburn.Lunch is $15 and the public is invited.No reservations needed. SpeakerJanet Bradford presents an ag study.

Info: Bernadette OKeefe [email protected].

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

Jo Koy -Performs at Thunder ValleyCasino Resort. Tickets and show timesavailable online at thundervalleyre-sort.com/entertainment.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

Read Across America Runs from

1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Twelve BridgesLibrary. Enjoy an afternoon celebrat-ing the magic of Dr. Seuss throughstorytelling, crafts and other activities.

Wine and jazz pairing Fundraisingevent for the Lincoln High Schoolruns from 6 to 9 p.m. at Rock HillWinery, 2970 Delmar Ave., Loomis.$45 per ticket includes smokedsalmon, mushroom, shrimp, aspara-gus with prosciutto appetizers, andwines including a Cabernet Reservedand a Russian River Chardonnay.Live jazz music, live artists and auc-tion. A Lincoln High School Bandcommemorative wine glass favor forthe first 100 tickets sold. Two drinktickets included in cost. Additionalwine and beer available for pur-chase. Tickets online atEventbrite.com or call Zebrabandparents at 258-5231. Tickets are $50at the door.

Gladiator Challenge New Breed -Performs at Thunder Valley CasinoResort. Tickets and show times avail-able online at thundervalleyresort.com/entertainment.

SUNDAY, MARCH 9

Daylight Savings Time Moveclocks one hour back.

Ladies Only photographer exhibit

Shows through April 21 at SimplePleasures, 648 5th St. The exhibitfeatures five female photographers.

MONDAY, MARCH 10

Western Placer Unified School Dis-trict Early release day.

Art League of Lincoln Open mem-bership meetings Held secondMonday of each month at 3 p.m. inthe 1st floor City Hall meeting room.Info: 209-3499 or [email protected].

TUESDAY, MARCH 11

Chamber new member orientation 600 6th St. City Hall 1st floor meet-ing room. Info: 645-2035.

Northwest University Choralons Will perform at 7 p.m. at HarvestChurch, 602 4th St., Wheatland. This

is one of two special youth eventsthis month at Harvest Church. Info:(530) 633-2213.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12

Photography show Shows throughApril 5. Rhonda Campbell is curatorat the Art League Gallery, 580 6th St.Info: 209-3499.

Chamber NetMix Mixer Runs from5:30 to 7 p.m. Locations vary. Info:

645-2035.Art League of Lincolns Open Photo-graph Show reception Runs from

sonalize your home. A poten-tial buyer should comethrough and picture their fam-ily living in your home. It issometimes hard for buyers toimagine how the home wouldbe for them if they see all yourfamily photos and personalbelongings. This is a good timeto carefully pack up all yourprecious memories.

In your preparation to sell,its a great opportunity to fix allthose minor repairs. Fix a leaky faucet if you have doors or windows that dont close prop-erly, replace burnt-out lightbulbs, replace furnace filters,repair holes and cracks in the

walls and replace torn screens.Consider painting overbright colors to a more neutraltone.

Getting these repairs han-dled ahead of time makes for asmoother transaction.

Give your home that cleansparkle. What I hear more andmore from buyers is that they notice and point out when ahouse feels really clean.

Take this time to clean win-dows and screens, clean thebaseboards, clean those dust-collecting ceiling fans, makesure bathroom mirrors are

spot-free and bleach any dingy grout.

Shine up your wood or lam-inate flooring and you may also consider professionally cleaning or replacing old, worncarpeting.

A little money spent couldhave huge influence on how quickly your home will sell.

Finally, you want to jazz upthat curb appeal. You only getone chance to make a firstimpression. Buyers usually make an instant decision intheir mind when they see thefront of a home as to whetherthey will like it.

So green up that grass, plant

some new bright flowers andclean off those walkways anddriveways. Make your homefeel like Home Sweet Home!

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5 to 6 p.m. for members andfrom 6 to 7:30 p.m. for thepublic at the Art LeagueGallery, 580 6th St. There arenew events and exhibits everymonth. Info: 209-3499 [email protected].

Lincoln Open Space Monthlymeeting Meets secondWednesday of each monthfrom 6 to 7:30 p.m. at theTwelve Bridges Librarys Wil-low Room. Meetings are opento the public and interestedparties are welcome to attend.Info: Paul Denlzer at 622-5246or lincolnopenspaces.org.

Drought meeting Providedby Placer County WaterAgency during the rural Sheri-dan MAC meeting 7 p.m. atStewart Hall, 6005 Camp FarWest Road, Sheridan.

THURSDAY, MARCH 13

Lincoln Rotary meeting Begins at noon in the LincolnWomans Clubhouse at thecorner of 5th and E streets.Info: lincolncarotary.org.

Womens Success Today Monthly meeting is 1:30 p.m.at Claim Jumpers in Roseville.

Guests welcome. Info: Wom-ensSuccess Today.com or Dr.Pat Gayman at 409-9227 [email protected].

FRIDAY, MARCH 14

Faith Prince Broadway Con-cert At Sun City Lincoln Hillsand open to the public. Info:625-4022.

Roseville Chapter No. 9 ofthe Widowed Persons Associ-ation General luncheon andmeeting is the second Friday of each month at WoodcreekCountry Club, off Highway 65between Blue Oaks and Pleas-ant Grove boulevards inRoseville. Info and time: Bon-nie Garcia at 990-9751.

SATURDAY, MARCH 15

Lincoln Community Founda-tion presents As Luck WouldHave it Bingo Night Beginsat 6:15 p.m. Baked potato bar$5, no-host bar and desserts, 7p.m. Bingo with raffles, win-nings and fun. Tickets $20 for12 games. No one under 21admitted. Info: lincolncommu-nityfoundation.org or contactKris Wyatt [email protected] or

768-3803.

Gold Country Wildlife volun-teer training Required train-ing to be a volunteer runs from10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at GoldCountry Wildlife Rescue IntakeCenter, 3221 Rippey Road,Loomis. $5 for members and$25 for nonmembers. Info:(530) 885-0862 or goldcoun-trywildliferescue.org.

Family Movie Night Doorsopen at 5:30 p.m. with show-time at 6 p.m. at the TwelveBridges Library. Free admissionplus popcorn and treats.

TUESDAY, MARCH 18Silver Star Parlor NativeGolden Sons Meets 7 p.m.at Sierra Hills Framing, 531 Lin-coln Blvd., Suite B. Info: Lincol-npnativesons.org.

Lincoln Dirt Gardeners meet-ing Starts at 1 p.m. at LincolnCity Hall, 600 6th St., Room311. Presentation will be bythe Sacramento Bees horticul-turist. Info: Pam Roemer at408-8026 or Betty Wilson at253-7624.

Child Support Services

Department hosts monthlyinformation sessions - PlacerCountys Department of ChildSupport Services offers freemonthly information sessionsfor those interested in learningmore about the departmentsprograms and services. Infor-mation sessions have providedanswers to questions such ashow to open a child-supportcase, how custody affectschild-support payments, howlong child-support paymentsare required and how pay-ments are enforced. Informa-tion sessions are from 4 to 5p.m. the third Tuesday of eachmonth at the Department of Child Support Services, 1000Sunset Blvd. in Rocklin. Info:http://www.placer.ca.gov/Departments/ChildSupport.aspx orSusan Dunlap at 435-5706.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19

Lincoln Hills Foundation Bin-go Lincoln Hills FoundationBingo is at Orchard Creek Ball-room. Doors open at 12:30p.m. and games begin at 1p.m. $20 for 6 cards for 12games. Info: 408-0306 or Lin-colnHillsFoundation.org.

THURSDAY, MARCH 20

First day of spring

Lincoln Rotary meeting Begins at noon in the Lincoln

Womans Clubhouse at thecorner of 5th and E streets.Info: lincolncarotary.org.

Lincoln Host Lions Club Meets at 7 p.m. at VeteransHall, 541 5th St. Info: lin-colnlionsclub.org.

Rods & Relics of Lincoln Hillsmonthly meeting Dinnerstarts at 5 p.m. with businessmeeting at 6:30 p.m. at Strikes,5681 Lonetree Blvd. Rocklin.Owners of 1972 and olderAmerican-made cars andtrucks are welcome. Info: rod-snrelics.net or Julie McVey at543-9113.

Caregiver supportgroup Meets 9 to 10:30 a.m. at theLincoln Library every thirdThursday of the month. Spon-sored by the Alzheimers Asso-ciation and Sutter Hospital.Community welcome toattend.

FRIDAY, MARCH 21

Citywide youth rally Startsat 7 p.m. at the Sheridan Com-munity Hall, Stewart Hall, 6005Camp Far West Road, Sheri-dan. Guest speaker is retiredNavy Seal Jeff Bramstedt,along with clean comedianDennis Gaxiola. Sponsored byHarvest Church in Wheatland.Info: (530) 633-2213.

SATURDAY, MARCH 22

Community Christian DessertExtravaganza Begins at 6:30p.m. at the Lincoln CommunityCenter, 2010 1st St. Info: 645-6280

19th annual art show andsale Runs from 10 a.m. to 5p.m. at Timber Creek Ballroom,7050 Del Webb Blvd.,Roseville. More than 300 origi-nal fine-art pieces presented.

SUNDAY, MARCH 23

19th annual art show andsale See Saturday March 22listing for details. Show runs

from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today.

MONDAY, MARCH 24

Western Placer UnifiedSchool District Early releaseday.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26

Chamber monthly breakfast Runs from 7:30 to 9 a.m. atOrchard Creek Lodge. Info:

645-2035.

THURSDAY, MARCH 27

Lincoln Rotary meeting Begins at noon in the LincolnWomans Clubhouse at thecorner of 5th and E streets.Info: lincolncarotary.org.


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FRIDAY, MARCH 28

Relay For Life BunkoFundraiser Info: TammyLindstrom [email protected].

SATURDAY, MARCH 29Lincoln Rotary Taste of Italy Begins at 5:30 p.m.

G. Love and Special Sauce -Performs at Thunder ValleyCasino Resort. Tickets andshow times available online atthundervalleyresort.com/entertainment.

SUNDAY, MARCH 30

Kitten Central Foster Training Held from noon to 4 p.m. at5130 Fruitvale Road, Newcas-tle. Info: kittencentralofplacer-county.com or foster coordina-tor Kim Cairnes at [email protected] size is limited.

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TOPS Night meeting weigh-in is 5:15 p.m. and meeting isat 5:30 p.m. at Century 21office, 801 Sterling Parkway.Meetings are open to every-one. Info: Gina at 645-1256.

THURSDAYS

TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensi-bly meeting is 10 a.m. at St.James Church, 479 L St. Info:Jackie Burnett at 408-3024.

Mother Goose on the Loose Two sessions are available at10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. atthe Twelve Bridges Library. Info:434-2410 orlibraryatlincoln.org.

South Placer Womens Net-working Group Meets 8:30a.m. at Mimis Caf on Grove-land Lane, Lincoln. Info: Kristina

at 295-9025.

Karaoke night Runs from 7to 11 p.m. at Sterling Caf, 731Sterling Parkway, in the RaleysShopping Center. Family funnight by Baughman Produc-tions open to everyone.

Karaoke night Starts at 9p.m. at Dillians Bar & Grill, 605Lincoln Blvd. Info: 434-8171.

Deejay dancing Runs from 9p.m. to midnight at NY Pizza,155 Joiner Parkway, Suite 600.

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Deejay Bad Boy Karaokestarts at 9 p.m. at Dillians Bar& Grill, 605 Lincoln Blvd. Info:434-8171.

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