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Pirates movie screen-ing, dinner to benefitCHS students
The Claremont High School Class of2016 is saluting the start of
summer witha fundraiser, Swashbuckling SummerStarter Dinner &
Movie Night, set forSaturday, June 29 from 5 to 10 p.m.
For $10, guests can enjoy dinner, pop-
corn and a screening of the 2003 Disneyfilm Pirates of the
Caribbean: TheCurse of the Black Pearl starringJohnny Depp. Dinner
is a hamburger or2 hotdogs, chips and a drink. All pro-ceeds will
go to fund the CHS Class of2016s senior grad outing.
This is a great way for students andtheir families to kick off
the summer andenjoy an evening with fellow class-mates, said Jesse
Baltazar, 2016 classcommittee president.
The event will take place at TaylorHall, next to Claremont High
School.
For more information or to purchasetickets, contact Jamie via
text at (626)278-5259 or by email at jayram2208@
yahoo.com or [email protected].
Claremonter completesbasic military training
Natasha Couts completed basic mili-tary training from the Air
Force out ofLackland, Texas. Now an Airman First
Class, Ms. Couts is at technical trainingschool, being trained
in aerospace med-ical services.
Ms. Couts was a 2005 graduate ofClaremont High School and a 2011
grad-uate from Univeristy of California,
Irvine. She plans on applying for the Of-ficers Candidate
Program. Her first as-signment of duty will be at Langley AirForce
Base in West Virginia.
Ms. Couts is the daughter of Darrinand Yvette Walker of Rancho
Cuca-monga, and George and Christy Couts ofVictorville.
Library to host eventsaimed at summer funfor kids
The Claremont Library has an array offun activities, may of them
co-sponsoredby the Friends of the Library, set forWednesday
afternoons throughout Juneand July.
On Wednesday, June 19, the librarywill kick off its Summer
Reading Pro-gram with a program showcasing JohnAbrams Animal Magic
Show. Kids inkindergarten through 8th grade willenjoy a lively mix
of magic, music andlive exotic pets. Performances will be
held at 2 and 3 p.m. Signups are required.On Wednesday, June 26,
kids can
learn about Treasures in the Tidepool.They will be able to
examine ocean spec-imens and touch live tidepool animals.This
program, held at 2 and 3 p.m., isrecommended for kids in 2nd
through8th grades.
On Wednesday, July 3, kids will betaken on a Historical Journey
throughAmericas Music, just in time for the up-coming Fourth of
July. This celebrationof Americas music, from its roots to
thepresent day, will be held at 2 p.m. and isrecommended for
children preschoolaged through 8th grade.
On Wednesday, July 10, the LizardWizard will stop by to take
kids on a fas-cinating journey into the world of rep-tiles. Signups
are required for this event,which takes place at 2 and 3 p.m. and
isrecommended for kids in grades K-8.
On Wednesday, July 17 at 2 p.m.,youngsters are invited to savor
Incredi-ble Edible Science. How does popcornpop and ice cream
freeze? Children willlearn these answers and more at thisevent,
which is set for 2 p.m. and isaimed at kids in grades K-8.
On Wednesday, July 24, kids cangather for a Musical Barnyard
Extrava-ganza at 2 p.m. Kids can gather for arootin tootin time
with their favoritebarnyard animals. The program is rec-ommended
for preschoolers througheight graders.
And on Wednesday, July 31 at 2 p.m.kids can marvel at The Found
ObjectJuggling Show. This fun and fast-pacedshow is recommended for
grades K-8.
The Claremont Library is located at208 N. Harvard Ave. in
Claremont. Forinformation, call 621-4902.
Margaret F. Hinshaw, a formerClaremont resident, died on April
17,2013. She was 92.
A memorial service for Ms. Hin-shaw will be held on Saturday,
June15, 2013 at 11 a.m. at Claremont
United Methodist Church, 211 W.Foothill Blvd. Following the
services,
attendees are invited to a no-host lunchin a reserved area of
Walters Restau-rant.
In lieu of flowers, the family sug-gests that donations be made
to theClaremont United Methodist Church
or to Planned Parenthood.
Margaret F. Hinshaw
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