West Side Recorder Volume 7 No 1

              Attention Westside Youth
New Recreation,
City Parks and Recreation Plan Fantastic   JftJjf
Summer Program at 4 West Side Centers
DALY PARK
Mon., Thur., Fri.
10:00 a>m. to 4:Q0 p.m.
Trampoline Lessons
Arts & Crafts
Equipment & Games
Check Out
Flag Football
Tetherball
Basketball
Volleyball
Croquet
Checkers
Chess
Cards
4-Square
Dodgeball
RFK  CENTER  —
SUMMER PROGRAM —
500 Kalamath Street
MONDAY—FRIDAY
1:00 - 9:00
PLAYGROUND
Basketball
Dodgeball
4-Square
Tetherball
Volleyball
CENTER
Billiards
Bumper Pool
Ping Pong
Television
Table Games
Paper Back  Library
Weight Lifting
Movies Every Other Tuesday
6:30 p.m.
DANCES & BUS TRIPS TO BE
ANNOUNCED
Summer Activity Schedule
For Our Inner-City Parish
MORNING
PRESCHOOL: 3 &
4 year olds.
9:30-11:30
Adults & free
staff members
Elementary: 1st,
2nd, and 3rd gr.
9:30-11:30
Adults
10:00-12:00
MONDAY
STAFF MEETING
TUESDAY
PRESCHOOL
9:30-11:30
Arts & Crafts
Recreation
WEDNESDAY
Preschool
9:30-11:30
Worship Service
9:30-10:30
THURSDAY
Preschool
Music
Recreation
Adult Education
English Class
FRIDAY
Preschool - Field
trip every other
Friday
Field trip every
other Friday
Spanish Class
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Attend church of choice and/or
speaking groups.
AFTERNOON
Preschool
1:00-3:00
Elementary
4th, 5th &
6th grade
Junior and
Senior High
Students
Young Adults
Evenings
Swimming
Recreation
Preschool
Music,
Recreation
Swimming
Supper
Preschool
Field Trip
Films
Preschool
Arts & Crafts;
Recreation
Field Trip
Preschool -
field trip every
other Friday
Baseball
Arts & Crafts -
Leather & Pottery
Outings & overnight camping
Camping -
four trips
Camping •
three trips
Camping
Worship Service at Parish and
Fellowship  Dinner.  Recreation.
SUMMER PROGRAM at
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
W. 6th AVE. & GALAPAGO 534-4408
June 15-26 SWIMMING, TRAMPOLINE, ETC.
June 29-July 10 CRAFTS
July 13-24 DAY CAMPING
July 27-August 7 VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL
BAKER CENTER
574 W. 6th Ave. 297-2584
To Be Operated by
Nick Arguello
MONDAY—FRIDAY
1:00-6:00 p.m.
5    -14 Yr. Old
Basketball
Dodgeball
Trampoline
Badminton
Softball
4-Square
Tetherball
Ping Pong
Table Games
6:00 - 9*00 p.m.
15 Yr. Old & Up
Senior Basketball
Weight Lifting
Softball
Boxing
Ping Pong
Badminton
Trampoline
Table Games
Movies, bus trips to be announced.
Inner-City Parish
On The Move With
Something For All
This summer at the Inner
City Parish we have programs
for all ages, beginning with preschool. This is for three and
four-year-olds. Registrations are
being taken now; classes will
begin June 23rd and end July
31st. There will be two sessions
per day, Tuesday through Friday. The morning session will
be from 9:15 until 11:15; the
afternoon session will start at
1:00 and end at 3:00. Contact
Mary Ann Lynch for more information about preschool.
On the regular staff this summer will be Ramiro Cruz-Aedo,
Acting Director; Mary Ann
Lynch, Director of Education,
and Jerry Garcia, Youth Director. New to the staff will be
Cathy Brunick, Secretary. Several high school students will
be working in programs at the
Parish. These are Carlos Valle-
jo, Benny Juarez, Raymond Castro, Jack Burg, Angie Aguirre,
Darlene Robles, and Pamela
Milliard.
Also working with programs
and with the students will be
two VISTA volunteers, James
Lewerson and Judy Jaramillo.
Coming back this summer are
Steve Johnsen and Maggie Jackson, who will be with elementary-age children in various programs.
The weekly worship service
and community meeting for
adults will continue to meet at
9:30 a.m. every Wednesday. All
programs will begin June 23rd
and end August 21st If you
have questions about any programs, call the Denver Inner
City Parish, 244-2636.
SUMMER PROGRAM at
Wesley United Methodist Church
465 GALAPAGO 222-3337
JUNE 15-26 CRAFTS
JUNE 29 - JULY 10 DAY CAMPING
JULY 13-24 VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL
JULY 27 - AUGUST 7-SWIMMING, TRAMPOLINE, ETC.
LINCOLN PARK
SUMMER PROGRAM
MONDAY—FRIDAY
9:00 - 12 a,m.
Baseball 'til 1:00 p.m.
Trampoline Lessons
Tennis Lessons
Swimming   Lessons
Swimming Team
Lincoln Pool
12 p.m. - 5 p.m.
OPEN SWIM
LINCOLN  POOL
UNTIL 8:00 pjn.
OPEN   TRAMPOLINE
Art & Crafts
Equipment & Games
Check Out at
Old Bathhouse
Flag Football
Tetherball
Basketball
Volleyball
Pushball
Horseshoes
Croquet
Checkers
Chess
Cards
Sat. & Sun. Open Swim, Lincoln
Pool, 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday   Evening,   6:00   p.m. -
10:00 p.m. Young Adults Softball League Play. /
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Metro Honor Roll
Four West Siders made the
honor roll at Metropolitan State
college during the Winter quarter. The four were: Joseph A.
Baca, 1037 11th St., Robert R.
Mitchell, 1233V2 Elati St., Rich-
ard D. Munsinger, 321 W. 12th
Ave., and Helen E. Wenchel,
1434 lipan St
These four students were
among 326 Metro students who
had an average of at least a
"B plus" of all their grades.
Guisinger Flower
& Gift Shop
240 W. 6th Ave. 222-9207
FLOWERS
. . . For AH Occasions
Memorial Day Flowers
Specializing in Wedding &
Funeral Flowers and Dish
Gardens
Priced to Meet Your Needs.
The Denver Employment
Training Center at 841 Delaware
which is known as the "Related
Living Area" of the Engineering Drafting School, 846 Elati,
has an interesting educational
project going for young Indian
high school graduates who are
here in Denver to learn drafting. An important feature of the
''related living" is the social and
recreational activities that helps
to make the trainee a better student by giving him the chance
to take part in after-hours activities that interest and stimulate
him so that he can go back to
his work on the drafting board
relaxed and refreshed.
To direct these essential student activities the school has
added to its staff, Mr. Orville
Mestes. He has moved here
from Rapid City, South Dakota
Mr. Mestes is a Sioux Indian
who has worked for many years
both in the reservations as well
as urban areas. He has had success in helping youth from the
reservation adapt to environment in the cities. For this reason the Denver Employment
Training Center sought him out
and brought him to Denver to
direct student activities here.
School recreational projects already include several hobby,
craft and athletic activities and
it is anticipated that there will
be many more under the guidance of this capable and experienced young Indian administrator. Mr. Mestes anticipates other projects to interest the students, such as field trips to professional organizations, recreation areas and sight-seeing
trips. Experience in taking part
in both inter-city and inter-cultural situations as well as in
utilizing existing facilities in the
metro area such as libraries,
museums, and fraternal organizations is planned.
Brownies Yesterday,
Girl Scouts Today
Junior Girl Scout Troop 1048
planned a bridging activity for
Brownies in Troop 1229 who
will be flying up to Girl Scouts.
A trip to Devil's Head for hiking and a cookout was enjoyed
on May 9. Everyone had fun
even though it was necessary to
leave early when it started to
rain and snow.
Future plans include another
cookout and a fly up for the
Brownies in Troop 1229 who
will be Junior Girl Scouts.
Measles Alert
This is the week for your
child to get his German measles
(rubella) shots at his school.
Find out which day it will be
at your school and take your
pre-schooler in for his shot too.
News - Deadline- for June
June 16
Ads —June 19
SUMMER PROGRAM at
First Bethany Lutheran Church
W. 5th AVE. & BANNOCK 825-4862
June 15-26 VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL
June 29-July 10 SWIMMING, TRAMPOLINE, ETC.
July 13-24 CRAFTS
July 27-August 7 DAY CAMPING
SUMMER PROGRAM at
First Mennonite Church
430 W. 9th AVENUE 892-1038
JUNE 15 - 26 DAY CAMPING
JUNE 29 - JULY 10 VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL
JULY 13-JULY 24 SWIMMING AND SPORTS
JULY 27 - AUGUST 7  CRAFTS
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