1985 [PDF] - Yosemite

.-.: .!.1MoviesWhat’sApril 2: Jungle BookApril 16: Pope of Greenwich VillageApril 30: TeachersMovies are shown every other Tuesday in the East Auditorium at7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Admission $2.50 for adults, $1.50 forkids (under 12).Big Screen Video Movies..... : April 4: Jaws, Apri 11: Taps! April 18: Flashdance-’~ April 25: Stripes; Video movies are shown every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. in the Emi:’,:iployee Training Center. Admission -- FREE!!!iiUpcoming EventsDancePing-Pong TourneyEaster Egg Hunt and BarbequeCheck bulletin boards located in your work place or housing¯ area for details, or call Employee Recreationext. 1475.Continuing EventsAerobics: Monday, Wednesday & Friday (West Auditorium)5:30- 7:30 p.m.Jazzercise: Tuesday & Thursday (East Auditorium) 9:3010:30 a.m.Volleyball: Wednesday & Thursday (East Auditorium)8:00 - 11:00 p.m.Weight Room: Open Monday thru Saturday 10:00 - 12:00,1:00 - 4:00, 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Sundays -- 2:00 -7:00 p.m.AnnouncementsHappening]’he Yosemite Lions Club meets for lunch at the AhwahneeHotel on the first And third Thursday of every month.The Yosemite Rotary Club meets Tuesdays at noon in theFour Seasons Restaurant at Yosemite Lodge.The Yosemite Alcoholics Anonymous meets twice a week-- Wednesdays and Sundays -- at the Yosemite Park and CurryCompany Employee Training Office.Beginning May 5 there wil be two Sunday Chapel Services atthe Yosemite Community Church, at 9:15 a.m. and 11:00 a.m,For the 51 st year, the Yosemite Community Scholarship will beawarded in May by the Yosemite Scholarship Commission onbehalf of the Yosemite-El Portal communities. This scholarshppis supported entirely by the Yosemite Community Council fromfunds raised in the communities.Students eligible to apply for the scholarship are any highschool graduate whose parent or guardian is employed on ayear-round basis in Yosemite National Park or the El Portal Administrativesite. More than just an academic scholarship, thefollowing items are taken into account in making the selection:scholastic ability, financia need, leadership ability, communityparticipation and general aptitude. There is no particular significancein this order nor does one qualification carry any specialweight.An EMT Continuing Education Class will be held on April 16,from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the Valley District Office. For more information,call Kathy Sheehe at 372-4637.There will be a Horseshoe Tournament on April 27th and28th at the El Portal Community Hall. A barbeque will be held onSaturday and a Tamale Dinner will be held on Sunday. There willbe a $10.00 entree fee per team, with prizes for{he I st, 2nd & 3rdplace teams. The Horseshoe Tournament wil be hosted by theMariposa Indian Council. For more information, watch your bulletinboards, or contact Les James.ClassifiedFOR SALE: Kazama Telemark Skis, size 210’s. Brand new $125.12-speed Peugeot bike -- $50. If interested, contact CharlesBennett at 372-9925 k Dorm number K5. Days preferably.NEXT MONTHThe May, 1985, issue of Sunset, The Magazine of WesternLiving, marks the 87th year of publication. In this anniversaryissue, the cover story of this popular magazine will be dedicatedto a composite review of Yosemite National Park. Incidentally,Yosemite National Park was also the feature articlein Sunset’s first issue, published in May, 1898, when it wasfounded by the Southern Pacific Railroad. To coincide withSunset’s upcoming review on Yosemite, the May Sentinel wilfocus on Sunset’s historical premier issue.This should prove to be both interesting and informative.Don’t miss it!.,,f::/,:i|