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Fruitvale School is fun in summer and all other seasons
BY STEPHANIE DUMM
NEWS MESSENGER REPORTER
hildren at the Fruitvale
C
School squeezed in some
end-of-summer tree
climbing and playing outside
during the last week of July, as
part of the rural school’s sum-
mer program.
Morgan Miller, a teacher at
the school during both the
Page 2 INSIDE LINCOLN • August 2010
summer and for the after-
school program, talked to us
about features of both pro-
grams.
The summer camp was for
four weeks and the after-school
program starts up Aug. 31 for
elementary-age students.
This summer, the children
had the opportunity to get fresh
air, learn about different ani-
FYI
For more information
about Fruitvale School, call
Lyndell Grey at 645-3517.
mals, play music and cook.
Miller, the school’s animal
teacher, introduces the stu-
dents to different animals
including horses, chickens and
goats.
“My focus is on being respon-
sible for animals, like yesterday,
we discussed having responsi-
bility for their own pets,” Miller
said.
She said it’s a good opportu-
nity for children to learn about
country life since many of them
live in the city.
“I think they like
being outside and
a lot of the kids
are from the
city.”
Morgan Miller, teacher at
Fruitvale School’s summer
program
Karalyna Arana, 6, pulls
Robin Moss, 17, in a
wagon while Megan
Parisius walks alongside.
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“I think they like being out-
side and a lot of the kids are
from the city,” Miller said. “I
love being with the kids and I
look forward to being out there
with them.”
When The News Messenger
visited the school on July 29, the
students were climbing trees,
pulling one another in a wagon
and playing on a swing
“I just like being
with the kids, and
honestly, I’m
thinking about
becoming a
kindergarten
teacher.”
Robin Moss, 17
attached to a tree branch.
“I like the horses and
seeing my friends,”
Rhyann Power, 8, said,
adding that she likes pick-
ing blackberries. “It’s just
fun because I get to eat
them.”
Robin Moss, 17, has
helped out at the school
this summer by babysit-
ting and playing with the
children.
“I just like being with
the kids, and honestly, I’m
thinking about becoming
a kindergarten teacher,”
Moss said.
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program, children take
the bus to Fruitvale
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 STREETWISE ASKED AT FRUITVALE SCHOOL ON JULY 29 BY STEPHANIE DUMM

What are you looking forward to when school starts?

KAYITA ARANA, 7 ROBIN MOSS, 17 AJ BRUCE, 12 MEGAN PARISIUS, 7 LINDSEY PARISIUS, 9 DANIELLE SAVALCA,
SECOND GRADE ELEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE THIRD GRADE FIFTH GRADE 8 THIRD GRADE

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STREETWISE ASKED BY STEPHANIE DUMM AT THE TWELVE BRIDGES LIBRARY Getting kids ready to read again
What are you looking forward to School is starting in just two
weeks for Lincoln’s kids, and
that includes reading lists and
library to let them pick out
books they might like.
“If you have a reluctant read-

about your kids going back to school?
ROISON LEROY, 35
LINCOLN
“My first-grader is really
excited to get back and
have fun learning.”
logs for many. Jill Loya, library
assistant for the Lincoln Public
Library, gave us the scoop on
how to prep kids of all ages for
all of the reading they’ll soon
be doing.
Loya said there are opportu-
nities during summer travel
and vacation for kids to read,
such as travel books and maps.
Kids can also keep journals
about those summer activities.
“Parents reading to children
is always a great boost to read-
SANDRA WHITEHEAD, 37 SALLI STAYNER, 49 ing skills for kids of any age,”
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broaden vocabularies and
“Just getting them back “Well, it gives us a form concepts. “Read a series
to get kids involved, and then
into the routine of sense of schedule watch the series (in their
school and learning.” and normalcy again.” movie form.)”
For middle school kids, Loya
suggests bringing kids to the
er, bring them to me,” Loya
said. “I’ll dialogue with them to
find out their interests. I want
them to read for pleasure.”
Loya said high-schoolers
should be reading over the
summer, and during the
school year should read some
“fun” books in addition to
required reading.
Elementary school kids like
“The Lightning Thief,” as well
as books by Beverly Cleary,
since “Ramona and Beezus”
hit theaters July 23.
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Mary Lou Polley, a Lin-
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“I like all of their wraps
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said Polley, who visits
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a week with Darrell Polley.
“They’re very friendly,
even if it’s busy. It’s just
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The salad greens were
piled pretty high so I was-
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wished I could.
The raspberries and
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speaker.
Lincoln Lions Club meets –
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Hall, 541 Fifth St. the first
and third Thursday each
month.
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Rogers Family Company –
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The Book Worm – A co-ed
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ond and fourth Sunday of
the month at Starbuck’s,
455 South Highway 65 in
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Open Mike Night – At
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Business Women of Lincoln
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801 Sterling Parkway, Suite
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IEP training for parents –
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Lincoln Highway Band - At
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Lincoln. Info: 645-2727.
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AUG. 11
Lincoln Hills Farmers Mar-
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965 Orchard Creek Lane
from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Lincoln Open Space Com-
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600 Sixth St., third-floor
meeting room at noon
weekly. Info: Jeannine Bal-
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Info: 645-2727.
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Lincoln Toastmasters -
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F Street between 5th and
6th streets.
Live music on the patio –
With Billy Buckman playing
originals, folk songs and
storytelling from 7-9 p.m. at
Beachhut Deli, 885 South
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Native Sons of the Golden
• MEDICAL WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM
Phentermine Assisted
• FULL SERVICE FAMILY PRACTICE
• PPO & MEDICARE ACCEPTED
We’ve
M o ve d !
West – Meets the third
Thursday of the month at
the Lincoln Area Archives
Museum, 427 E St. at 7 p.m.
The museum is in the back
of the Civic Center.
FRIDAY, AUG. 20
Rogers Family Company –
See Aug. 6 listing
SUNDAY, AUG. 22
The Book Worm – See Aug.
8 listing
MONDAY, AUG. 23
Open Mike Night – See
Aug. 9 listing
Business Women of Lincoln
– See Aug. 9 listing
TUESDAY, AUG. 24
Crossroads - Will perform at
Kim’s Country Kitchen from
5-9 p.m. Kim’s Country
Kitchen is at 537 G St. in
Lincoln. Info: 645-2727.
WEDNESDAY,
AUG. 25
Lincoln Hills Farmers Mar-
ket – See Aug. 11 listing
Club VBS – See Aug. 11 list-
ing.
Lincoln Toastmasters – See
Aug. 11 listing.
Lincoln VFW Post No. 3010
Thank You
Lincoln!
We have outgrown our
location and will be
at our new location
on August 3rd!!
✔ Mark Your Calendar.
GRAND
REOPENING
CELEBRATION
167 G Street, Ste 102 • Lincoln
August 28, 2010
9am - 5pm
Emergency On-Call Eye Care
916-434-6225
745 S. Hwy 65 • Lincoln (Raley’s Shopping Center)
– See Aug. 11 listing be held at the Howard
Johnson Hotel in Rocklin
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Info:
THURSDAY, Cheryl Bullock at 645-8113
AUG. 26
or Vickie Vineyard at 532-
Farmers Market – Down- 0174.
town Lincoln Farmers Mar-
ket features the Fabulous
Devilles band from 5-8 p.m. MONDAY, AUG. 30
on F Street between 5th Open Mike Night – See
and 6th streets. This will be Aug. 9 listing
the final downtown Farmers
Market of the year.
TUESDAY, AUG. 31
Diamond Bob & Ally
SATURDAY, Sneakers - At Kim’s Country
AUG. 28
Kitchen from 5-9 p.m. Kim’s
Scrapbooking event to Country Kitchen is at 537 G
benefit the Make-A-Wish St. in Lincoln. Info: 645-
Foundation – The event will 2727.
Stop by and meet Dr.
Melody Quenzer,
Your Friendly
Neighborhood
Optometrist!
Melody Quenzer, O.D.
Medicare
916.282-4455
www.eyeqoptometrylincoln.com
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