Summer fun in parks and schools boosts city activities
The city park and school departments run an eight week summer program across 21 sites offering kickball ballet woodworking and athletics for ages 6 to 14. Activities include volleyball dodgeball chess and table games with music arts crafts and special events. Various tours contests and a final co ed Hot Shot City finals sponsored by Pepsi Cola and NBA cap the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Intel Feniur Berald
Suemaer
Allis Park
Weeau
Chrisutheru
Rainbow
Amber
Edgewater Park
Eset
General Pulaski
Evel Muir
Grandview Park
VanBuskirk
Horn Park
Seventh
Jobe
Streaty Park
Ih and
Tri Kappa Park
Pear
Ted Pinetree Village
Haible
Individus
Lake Lie
Urban League of
Madison County
YMCA
East Side
Lindbere Rd
Southview
Greenbrier
Ashbourne
Aspen
Weadowbrook
W. 37Th
Henry
Teoth
Park Department
Parks Zod
Vic Cook
Riley
Denny Field
Tenth Street
South Side
Athletic Park
Pepsi-Cola
National Basketball Association
NBA
Verder
Grandview
Uunder
Tanislav
Indianapolis Symphony
Ruffin Players
Karma Magician Show
Young Ballet Theatre
FARX
Commounity Action Council
Child Care Food Program
Edgewater
Central Avenue Center
Hazelwood
Horn
Pinetree
Stresty
Tri Kappa
Washington
Westvale
Midwest Children's Theatre Company
Johnny Moonbeam
Silver Arrow
Central Avenue
Moonbeam
Washington, Harn
John Gales
Gates
PAL Club Aims to Beat Boredom With Wrestling Program
The PAL Club runs a February start to keep high school wrestlers active until next season. Clark coaches the team as the Judo squad tops the state rankings and seven wrestlers qualified for nationals. Serving about 1100 youths yearly, it is a county program funded by Criminal Justice, Anderson city, and donors, with a push for United Way support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefe Smith
PAL Club
Police Athletic League
Jt Uso
Ming
Sony Clark
Clark
Golden Gloves San Sione
David Davis
Buckley
Indiana University
Ball State
Criminal Justice
Anderson
United Way
Karate Attracts Youths To Summer Lessons
Rick Madewell reports Kamakai Academy of Karate drawing hundreds of youths with summer programs, private lessons, and multi month belts. Owner Glenn Keeney, a former top fighter, highlights rankings, fees, and progression from white to black belts as students join the varied schedules and divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Madewell
Kamakai Academy of Karate
Ross Scott
Hill Wallace
Larry Davenport
Kamakai Academy
Ron Rollins
The
Komakal
Academy
Adort
Komakai
Glenn Keeney
Keeney
Professional
U.S
Black Belt Magazine
United States
Kamakal
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