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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1984
Page
6
Sandy Armstrong shares life during a home escrow, moving in, and lessons from wallpaper removal to hot weather hacks. She recalls baking Bakersfield heat, child safety in cars, and simple tricks like towels and ice water to cope. Readers can submit summer popsicle ideas to be featured.
Thirty Kiddie Kollege preschoolers graduated Tuesday evening at Mennonite Brethren Church. Director Barbara Gladden and teachers Colleen Roper and others prepared them for kindergarten. Names of graduates and photos are listed with many students named. next fall enrollment call 746-4969 for registrations.
Backyard Bible Clubs run June 11 to 15 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m for ages 5 to 12 with Bible stories mission tales games crafts and snacks. Homes listed by age group offer locations in Krause s Manuel Enns Hofman Dr Russell Shaw Payne Olson Hernandez Rodriguez Cota Gehle Manuel Nikkel Rekosh Mark McMillan Atkinson Valley Plaza etc. Participation limited. register early around 9 with Friday end time noted Manuel Park at 5 30 p m for family activities
Beginning June 7 the Shafter Branch Library launches a summer reading club for children of all ages with the Read for the Gold theme. Certificates and gold stickers mark each book read. ten books earns a Read for the Gold T-shirt. Storyteller Mel Dyess visits twice monthly with stories. a weekly film shows Thursdays at 10 30 am. Volunteers invited. August party concludes with shirts and buttons. Library hours and contact details provided.
Richland Summer School offers enrichment options for fourth to sixth graders with computer science, science, language arts, and fine arts. Activities include a scholastic olympics, guest speakers, and a field trip. Applications are due June 15, 1984, on a first come basis. contact Christine Frazier or Lyle Mack at 746-3931 for details.
A weekly senior citizen menu lists daily meals June 7 through June 13. Thursday offers juice, liver and onions with mashed potatoes, green beans, peaches and whole wheat bread. Friday serves sliced turkey with stuffing and vegetables plus strawberry short cake. Monday features baked ham with candied sweet potatoes and zucchini, coleslaw, applesauce and bread. Tuesday includes juice, macaroni and cheese, mixed vegetables, pear and cheese salad, pudding and dinner roll. Wednesday presents Hawaiian poultry and rice with spinach bean salad diced apples and biscuits.
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