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Shared Interest Group Announcements


                CRI (Conservatives, Republicans, and Independents)                                          Club Trekkers

         Our goal is to have informed voters. It is important to stay aware of   The Club Trekkers continue to offer hikes on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays
         current events and public policy that pertains to us and the community.    and the following Saturdays.  For the hot summer months we travel to
         It is also important to be able to go to the polls with some idea of how   higher elevations to get away from the heat and to see the splendor of the
         your options (whether candidates or policies) might affect you and      mountains.  Below is a list of anticipated hikes for August.
         fellow citizens. We need to stay tuned to what our representatives are   Tuesday, August 2nd - Winnemucca Lake, 5.6 miles, moderate, $20 rider
         doing. They make decisions that affect us, directly or indirectly, so you   fee Saturday, Aug 6th - UC Davis Arboretum, 4.5 miles, easy, $10 rider
         ought to stay informed about what decisions they may make. Our group  fee Tuesday, August 16th - Twin Lakes & Island Lake, 5.6 miles,
         believes that informed voters make better choices.  Therefore, we always  moderate, $20 rider fee Saturday, August 20th - Point Mariah, 4.6 miles,
         try to feature guest speakers who can give us insight to our government.  moderate, $15
         We had two interesting speakers at our June meeting.  First, we heard   When there are no hikes on Saturdays, the Club Trekkers will offer
         from Krista Bernasconi, Mayor of Roseville.  Being a veteran of the US  neighborhood walks which offer a great chance to talk with other
         Navy and having served on the Roseville Planning Commission for eight  walkers, and to try out walking routes with which you may not be
         years and eight years on the Roseville City School District Board of    familiar.
         Education, Krista has a certain depth of experience and knowledge that   Emails with pertinent information will be sent out a couple of days
         serves her well as Mayor.  It was apparent from listening to her that she   before both walks and hikes to residents signed up on their profile page
         has a firm grasp and understanding of the challenges that face          for the Club Trekkers Special Interest Group.  For more information
         Roseville’s City Council and a desire to resolve the problems that most,  contact Mark Moore, marklmm@aol.com, or 408-375-0383.  Join us!
         if not all, growing cities experience.  Issues like homelessness, traffic             Club Quilters ~ Quilters inspiring Quilters
         congestion, water supply, property development, and crime.  You can
         keep up on Roseville’s City Council at this web site:                   We meet the 2nd and 4th Fridays at 10:00 a.m. in The Library.   If you
         Agendas & Minutes - City of Roseville                                   have any questions please call Carol 361-290-3222
         Our second speaker was Eric Eisenhammer, Director of Grassroots
         Operations for the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association.  It took                                    Club Veterans
         organizations like the HJTA and millions of voters to pass Proposition 13   ANNUAL FLAG RETIREMENT
         back in 1978.  Ever since then, our legislators have been trying to chip   CEREMONY
         away at it.  Dedicated people like Eric have been in the front lines    On June 18th our first annual Flag
         preserving the Proposition and defending California taxpayers.  Eric is   Retirement Ceremony was held since
         also a founding member of the Placer County Taxpayers Association and   the Pandemic. Over 40+ non cotton
         the Gold Country Taxpayers Association.  New members are still being    flags were stripped as per Federal
         accepted.  For more information on the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers          regulations, they cannot be burned due
         Association go to this site: HJTA Fights to Repeal CA's New Death Tax   to toxic fumes and another four or five
         - Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association                                   cotton flags were destroyed by burning
         Our next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, August 4th at 7:00 at the   them accordance with Federal
         Retreat.  Watch for our invitation by email and refer to our group page   guidelines.
         for more information: www.theclubatwestparkca.com/CRI/                  The ceremony was provided by

                                     Club Crafters                               Explorer Scout Troop 11 and was
                                                                                 officiated by Drew Roznek, the team
                             Every Tuesday 10AM join us at the club. Whatever  leader. He was assisted by James
                             your craft, learn new skills, complete unfinished   Gadberry, Drake Bistrong and Taylor       Troop 11 does the job
                             projects, expand your abilities while enjoying the   Hodges of the same Troop. In addition,
                             company of your friends and neighbors.              they were attended by Craig Jamison, Scout Master and Darrin
                             Our ongoing project is making blankets for          McHargoe, Assistant Scout Master. The job was well done by all and it
                             Sacramento Blankets for Sacramento Kids. SBSK       was appreciated by the Vets board who attended. A check was presented
                             provides handmade blankets to children in the       to Scout Master Jamison as a donation to the troop for their fine services
                             Sacramento and Placer Counties, in addition to      they performed.
                             State and National emergencies. The blankets are                        Club at WestPark Democrats
         distributed to children in homeless shelters, hospitals, schools, etc. We
         accept knitted, crocheted, sewn, quilted, and no-sew fleece blankets from  We’re changing our name and not just our name but our focus. We will
         the community for donation.                                             become a full time Special Interest Group with the emphasis on our own
         We continue to give to Sacramento Shriners Hospital. Every year         community. We’re even changing our meeting time! No longer will we
         Shriners has a wish list of items they need; anyone in the community is   be using formal meeting rules of the past but something akin to our own
         welcome to contribute. All of these are great projects to give back to the  needs. We’ll still have Democratic leanings but would invite others in
         community while doing something fun with your neighbors. If you have  our community, who have an interest in politics, to come to our
         craft items to donate, we are happy to take them. For more information   gatherings. Whether you’re a Moderate, Liberal or Independent, join us
         about our group, projects, or to donate items, contact Denise Caputo at   for discussions and debates, on Women’s Rights, Gun Control, Climate
         916-782-1663 or email dgcaputo5@comcast.net.                            Change, and Insurrections. Hey, we have a big tent! See flyer on pg. 13.
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