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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2002
Page
4
Shafter opens a temporary skate park this weekend to give young skaters a supervised place after months of risky activity at schools churches and businesses. City officials plan a permanent facility on East Euclid Avenue and Central Valley Highway within a year and urge helmet use and safety rules to reduce liability and danger.
Kiwanis President Ben Wilson reports strong attendance at an Easter Sunrise Service, with about 70 to 75 at a Kiwanis luncheon featuring Judge Gary Ingle as MC and two guest speakers from Pyles Boys Camp in nearby Sequoia National Forest. The program highlighted youth support, education, and camp offerings, noting 21 000 participants since 1949.
A reflective piece on eating at home versus dining out, noting rising coffee and soda prices, the lure of fast food and room service, and fond meals prepared by relatives. The author muses on budgeting, aging, and future hopes for travel and meals including a playful nod to a cruise concept and a hopeful glimpse of a biblical feast.
A community bulletin invites youth ages 9 to 14 and their parents to a mandatory two day clinic April 15 to 17 in front of Richland Intermediate Cafeteria with tryouts on Friday April 19 at the same location.
This week at the school an author visited on Tuesday and counselors will assist on Wednesday and Thursday. Eighth graders may pay for Magic Mountain tickets for a June 30 trip while seventh graders will go to Hurricane Harbor and sixth graders have an activity day at school. Yearbooks are $20 and a Do the Math show airs on Channel 23. Graduation plans and gown purchases are mentioned for eighth graders.
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