Text Box: This month’s review is on the movie: Monster House I give five stars. Two thumbs up. Rated PG. I think children under 8 years of age should NOT see Monster House. Story: It is about a house that is alive. If you ever go on the lawn it will eat you. So three kids find the weakness and go in the house. Then they get spit out. Then the house goes rampaging through the town. In the end the children ……….. BLOW IT UP!!!!. Characters: main: D.J. friends: Chowd and Jenny. By: Caleb-Age 10 Text Box: Practices held on Tues. & Wed. from 4:30-6:00 p.m. Games begin on Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED Boys & Girls Club with the $6.00 annual membership fee. A membership application must also be completed prior to a youth participating. For additional information or any questions please Contact: James Rhyne At: 233-9926 x 35, or Yancy Shipp at 291-2009 Text Box: For Boys and Girls in grades 2-4 September 12th-October 14th Parent Orientation & Registration Monday, September 11th at 4:00 p.m. Taylor Park Shelter House Text Box: Text Box: Page # Text Box: The Club News Text Box: School is fun to me, I don’t know about other people, but I love school so much! …….. thanks for reading my letter . Story By : Lavargea –Age 9 Text Box: Text Box: Hi , my name is Lavargea. I love school, it is very fun. I love to do my work and to work with teacher and students. My learning is very important to me and my family. Some times I might play with my friends, but I know when I go into my class, I will do my best. When somebody needs a helping hand, I will be there. When I do my tests, I like to be studying on it and nothing else. I do not like to be in trouble because it is not good. I like to run in gym and do other stuff too. When I wake up for school, I know that I’ m going there to learn and not to play.

Movie Revue

School Is          Back   WoW!!!!!!

Story by: Terriona-Age 11

 

What is hot ?

Learning how to use a

computer.

Taking my great-niece to the

swimming pool.

Hoping to get back into school.

Taking care of Helen.

Reading every chance I can.

What is not hot?

Staying to long in the sun

without protection.

Staying up all night.

Playing in the rain.

Shorts in winter.

Not having a car.

Elementary School Flag Football League

MLK Boys & Girls Club, Inc. in cooperation with FSD

In early August Hannah Phillips and her daughter Natasha bid farewell to Club members for the last time as they moved to Atlanta, Ga.  Miss Hannah and Natasha were very active as staff members and volunteers.  Miss Hannah was the program instructor for the arts & crafts, dance team, tumbling club, aerobics, and Beats n’ Buckets programs.  Natasha was involved in the Junior Staff program as well as countless other programs and activities.  They will be missed but not forgotten.