Kids’ Night Out coming up Dec. 15
Parents looking for a Saturday night without their children can drop them off at the Kids’ Night Out fundraiser sponsored by the Central Valley High School golf team.
Organizers say the evening of entertainment, games and crafts was a huge success last year. This year’s event will be Dec. 15 from 6 to 10 p.m. at CVHS, 821 S. Sullivan Road.
Registration is $12 per child or $10 each for multi-child families. Activities include open gym, cheerleading, games, video games, crafts, ball games, golf putting practice, freeze tag, bingo, movies and snacks. The night is for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Children will be supervised and entertained by CVHS golfers, their families, coaches and wives and the school cheerleaders.
For more information, call Cathy Sturman at 209-6488 or e-mail kystur@aol.com; Shareen Minor, 991-6338 or e-mail MINORS@nationwide.com
GREENACRES
Pickleball group moving indoors
The senior pickleball group is moving indoors.
A group of seniors have been playing pickleball at Valley Mission Park on Wednesdays when it’s at least 50 degrees.
Through the efforts of the Spokane Valley Senior Center and Spokane Valley Parks and Recreation, open session pickleball competition will be offered Tuesday at the ValleyHUB, formerly Sports USA, east of Barker Road in Greenacres.
Sessions will be Tuesdays and Thursdays, except holidays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The HUB is at 19610 E. Cataldo Ave. Cost is $1 per session.
For more information, contact Hugh or Elisabeth Lewis at 928-2157 or e-mail: snrarcher@msn.com or hughlewis1st@msn.com.
DISHMAN
Gift program registration open
Spokane Valley Partners will hold its 13th Season of Sharing gift-giving program Dec. 18. This program provides gifts to low-income children living in Spokane Valley.
Gifts will be distributed from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Spokane Valley United Methodist Church gymnasium, 115 N. Raymond Road.
Families must pre-register before Dec. 12 at Spokane Valley Partners, 10814 E. Broadway Ave. Items needed for registration include picture ID for the person registering, piece of recent mail or medical coupon to show address, and Social Security cards or medical coupon for all children. Gifts will be provided for children 18 and younger.
Program director Sharon Hengy said donations of new, unwrapped gifts and stocking stuffers are appreciated. Teen gifts are most needed. Spokane Valley Partners gives away about 1,800 gifts plus stocking stuffers every year. Donations may be dropped off at Spokane Valley Partners by Dec. 14. To volunteer or for questions, call 927-1153, ext. 18.
– Staff reports