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6A Wednesday, March 30, 2011 Indian Valley Record Greenville kindergarteners to be 'Rounded Up' Kindergarten Round Up is just around the corner. Par- ents will be able to register their child for fall 2011 kinder- garten, and children will re- ceive all of the necessary phys- ical exams at no cost. Teachers will be available to offer help- ful kindergarten information. Future kindergartners will al- so receive a backpack filled with school supplies. Kindergarten Round Up is scheduled at 9 - 10:30 a.m. at Pi- oneer-Quincy Elementary on April 12; Chester Elementary on April 21; C. Roy Carmichael Elementary (Portola) on April 28; and Greenville Elementary on May 5. Parents must pro- vide a copy of the child's birth certificate and immunization record. Parents also need to pick up a registration packet at the school before the event. They should complete the pack- et and bring it to Round Up. If parents have questions or concerns, call any kinder- garten teacher or school prin- cipal. They are ready and will- ing to help parents and chil- dren have a pleasant and suc- cessful learning experience. Local elementary schools can be reached at 283-6520 (Quin- cy); 284-7195 (Greenville); 258- 3194 (Chester); or 832-0211 (Por- tola). Kindergarten Round Up is supported by Plumas Uni- fied School District, First 5 Plumas, Plumas County Public Health Agency and the local Child Care Planning Council. Skills that help children en- joy and succeed in kinder- garten include following direc- tions, recognizing some letters and numbers, learning to work well with other children, sit- ting and listening to a com- plete short story and willing- ness to try new things. Parents who would like to know more will find a complete skills list and transition plan at firstSplumas.com and plumaschildcare.com. Family activities that pre- pare a child for kindergarten include lots of opportunities to use pencils, crayons, scissors and play dough; counting and sorting objects; reading to the child; playtime with other children of the same age; talk- ing and listening to the child; and limiting exposure to tele- vision or computers. Children who attend Kindergarten Round Up re- ceive a backpack stuffed with school supplies to have fun and prepare for kindergarten. Hospital volunteers q00ffer scholarship The Plumas District Hospital Volunteers are offering two scholarships this spring for those pursuing a career in health care. The two scholar- ships offered will be in the amount of $2,000 each: To qualify, applicants must be res- idents or graduates of a high school within the Plumas Hos- pital District. Applicants must have completed a minimum of one year of academic studies in a health-related program or one year of employment in a health-related program. Completed applications must be received or post- marked by April 14. Applica- tions are available online at pdh.org. Select "Volunteers" from left menu, then select "Scholarships" from right menu. At visit frc.edu, choose "Financial Aid" from the menu on the left, then choose "Types of Aid" and scroll down to the "Scholarships" section. For additional information call Sally, scholarship chair- person, at 283-2668. _ ..:nct,c,n Schoo:s 0000viPs OF TH MONTH We salute you for being chosen for special recognition by your principal, teachers and counselors, and for your outstanding achievements in academics, sports and public service. Check out our Digital Photo Processing at our new Photo Kiosk! 225 Main Street * Greenville 284-6618 CHECK OUR SALE SECTION! General Dentistry Brent Webb, DDS Office Hours: Mon.Fri. • 8am. 5pm 211 Laurel Lane, Chester, CA 530-258'2201 Greenville High School Isaac Triance Senior Isaac Triance is definitely a leader who shows how much he cares for the school. Students enjoyed a Mardi Gras party thanks to his hard work he put into pumping up spirit, selling tickets and arranging for the music and food. He worked closely with sponsors from the Roundhouse Council, fel- low students and teachers to help get it done. Greenville Junior High School Stevie Joseph Seventh Grader Stevie Joseph is a hard working, conscientious student who does excellent work. She has a great attitude and wonderful spirit, and she always cleans her teacher's whiteboard with- out being asked, which is really appreciated. Bink & Josh Huddleston, Proprietors 213 Main St. Greenville 530-284-7334 • Fax: 530-284-7338 www.indianvalley.net/mainstreet Congratulations from your hometown grocery stor e Hot Lunches • Full Deli Birthday Cakes Across from Greenville High 284-7313 Congratulations to the real treasures of Indian Valley! from all of us at Monday - Saturday 10 - 5 Sunday 10 - 4 284-6016 Highway 89, Crescent Mills Greenville Plumas Charter School Leann Smith Sophomore Leann Smith has improve d dra- matically over the past two years. She consis- tently shows up, completes her work, and makes significant contributions in her group classes. Her favorite subject is science. In the future she hopes to pursue a career working with horses. Keep up the great work Leann! SCOTT TANNER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT We service most makes of copiers, [axes & printers !UlVln Scoff & Barbara Tanner Authorized Desler (530) 284-1112 (888) 447-2679 scottmt@psln.com 284-1102 Congratulations! Complete Auto & Truck Repair Service in Crescent Mills N'o Damage Towing for your 4xOs & Street Rods Crescent Tow Anywhere • Anytime Serving You Since 1974 (800} 578-1924 Portola Crescent Mills 632-0323 • 73830 Delleker Rd. 284-6231 * 15803 Hwy 8g Indian Valley Academy Landin Carmichael Landin brings joy, fun, and energy to everything he does in class and during down time. Landin is always looking for ways to be engaged in learning. He has stepped up in his diligence and taken special care with his work as a student this year, and he goes the extra mile to get it all done. Greenville School's VIPs of the Month 6th & 7th Grade Volleyball Team Congratulations to this energetic young team for their victory in winning all three games in their first match against Fort Sage Middle School. That was an excellent performance after only three practices, with great passing and only a few serves missed. Good luck in the season and keep up the good work. Taylorsville Elementary School Class of the Month Karen Williams, 1st - 3rd Grades These energetic and well-be- haved first through third graders have been busy this year. They enjoy learning read- ing and arithmetic in individ- ual grades, but as a larger group they enjoy things like social studies. One such adven- ture in learning was to track Iditarod participants along their 1,150 trek across the mountains, frozen rivers and dense forests of Alaska. Besides social studies, there was some math, science and geogra- phy included in the adventure. Now the students are studying matter and energy in sci- ence, and next will be astrology with a trip to the planetarium in Reno. • / .