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and the Indian Valley Com-July 18.
munity Pool in Taylorsville Times will be determined
will open Monday, June 20,by the number of students for
for the summer season, each level.
Open swim hours will be Students must pre-register
Mondays through Fridays before the schedule can be
from 1 - 5 p.m. made.
The pool will be closed Parents are invited to
Saturdays and Sundays, a pre-registration session
except for private parties. Monday, June 20, from
Swim lessons will begin 9-11a.m. at the pool.
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*Interest will be calculated on your account from the purchase date. If the purchase balance is not paid in full within 6 months or if you
make a late payment, interest will be charged on the total purchase.
Street, between the business
district andthe campground.
Forms may also be picked
up in advance at the Indian
Valley Community Center in
Greenville, and then dropped
off at the pool Monday.
Cost for classes will be $50
for 10 half-hour lessons, and
scholarships are available.
Water aerobics will also
begin Wednesday, June 22, at
5 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Water aerobics this year
will be Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays.
Pre-registration for water
aerobics is not necessary.
Students may purchase a
six-class registration card for
$36 or pay a drop-in fee of $8.
The pool is available to
rent for private parties. The
cost is $50 per hour for the
first two hours, and $40 per
hour after that.
The rental price includes
the mandatory lifeguard.
For more information;
those interested may call
284-7385 or email info.ivrpd@
gmail.com.
PCS students
visit Yosemite
The spring field trip
for Plumas Charter School
was scheduled for the week
of May 16. Destination:
Yosemite National Park.
Elementary students, their
parents and teachers were
excited about visiting Cali-
fornia's famous park.
Arriving Monday at the
Wawona Campground in the
southern part of the park,
their first get-together was
Monday night around a
campfire to toast marshmal-
lows for that traditional
camping dessert, s'mores.
There was plenty to do at
Yosemite, even with the rain.
The group drove to the valley
and took advantage of all
the indoor activities -- the
visitor center, the museum
and the theater.
The visitor center was full
of current Yosemite informa-
tion, as well as a display of
the park's history.
At the museum, students
and adults were amazed
by baskets, woven by local
Native Americans, which
ranged in size from gigantic
to tiny.
A Native American crafts-
woman and storyteller sat in
a wide corner showing the
steps to making traditional
musical rhythm sticks.
The group took advantage
of a free valley shuttle.
Several short hikes could
be made from stops at
trailheads on the shuttle's
route.
The group attended a
ranger talk at Yosemite
Falls, learning about local
wildlife and examining a
number of pelts that the
ranger had brought for added
interest.
Yosemite Falls and Happy
Isles were afternoon hiking
destinations, making for a
full third day.
Thursday was a dynamic
finish with a hike among the
giant sequoias at Mariposa
Grove and the completion of
the Junior Ranger Program.
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