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BY OPAL MORLAND Community contributor P lease come on over to Bakersfield Fraternal Order of Eagles, 1718 17th St., Tuesday, April 10, from 5 to 7 p.m. for some great tacos and help us to raise funds for abused kids. The Jammin Island Hula group will be selling tacos for $1, a combo plate of two tacos, rice & beans for $6, or a taco salad for $6 as part of the April 10 fundraiser. Dessert will be $2 for a pie, cake, or cook- ie plate. Aside from the food, people will be able to enjoy entertainment provided by Jammin Island Hula and Roamin Reptiles. The show begins at 5:15 p.m. (and people will love these families that have donated their hula to help others.) The group recently performed for seniors for Valentine's Day and stole hearts! This class also made heart leis for all our grandmoth- ers and grandfathers in atten- dance. After the hula presentation, families will also enjoy some dear friends, the Roaming Reptiles, who will be showcasing some interesting creatures as they edu- cate attendees about some of fel- low earthly neighbors. The whole family is sure to have a great time! Together we will have some good food, great fun, and be the difference in the life of a child. Mahalo Nui! 2 The Bakersfield Voice Sunday, April 1, 2012 Share stories, photos, blogs Submitting your stories for The Bakersfield Voice is simple and FREE! Just go to: bakersfieldvoice.com and create a profile. Choose what you’d like to contribute (an article, letter, picture or community event listing) and post it yourself. Still need help getting your contributions onto our website? E-mail Sandra Molen at smolen@bakersfield.com Circulation: If you would like to receive our weekly pub- lication or cancel delivery, please e-mail: voicedelivery@bakersfield.com or call 392-5777. Be sure to include your request, contact information and address. COURTESY OF WWW.MYBAKERSFIELDSPORTS.COM S acramento State’s woman’s varsity eight, sec- ond varsity eight, novice eight, varsity four and second varsity four were all victorious in their respective races recently at the Sacramento State Rowing Invitational on Lake Natoma in Folsom, Calif. Highland High School graduate, Jessica Smith, rows for Sacramento State’s varsity eight and varsity four teams. Along with the Hornets, the Sacramento State Invitational included crews from Humboldt State, Saint Mary's, Cal Lightweights, Santa Clara, Pacific, Sonoma State, UC San Diego and Mills College. The Hornets competed in seven races during the day, and four of the five first-place boats won their races by open water. Of the two entries that didn’t place first, each of those boats finished among the top three, including the novice four (second place) and cox4 (third place). Each of the high finishes came despite a number of Sacramento State rowers doubling up and competing in two different races. In addition, the team's top boat (varsity eight) compet- ed with four underclassmen, comprised of sopho- mores Antonia Dendrinos and Jessica Smith(Highland High), and freshmen Nneka Anyanwu, and Michelle Evers. In the varsity eight competition, Sacramento State finished with a 2,000-meter winning time of 6:55.4, followed by Saint Mary's (6:57.6) and Humboldt State (7:03.9) to round out the top three in the five- boat field. The varsity four posted a winning time of 7:43.5, followed by Humboldt State A (7:52.2) and Saint Mary's (8:08.1) to round out the top three in a seven- boat field. In the second varsity four race, the Hornets were 5.8 seconds faster than the next clos- est boat. YOUR SPORTS PHOTO PROVIDED Members of the Jammin Island Hula have fun demonstrating the art of hula dancing at last year’s Jammin Island Hula fundraiser for abused children. PHOTO PROVIDED Highland High School graduate, Jessica Smith, rows for Sacramento State’s varsity eight and varsity four woman’s rowing teams. PHOTO PROVIDED Jessica Smith’s Sacramento State teams took top honors recently at the Sacramento State Rowing Invitational on Lake Natoma in Folsom, Calif. YOUR VOICE COURTESY OF SAN JOAQUIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL S an Joaquin Community Hospital’s (SJCH) Volunteer Services Department will be awarding $1,000 scholar- ships to five local high school sen- iors. To qualify, students must be graduating high school seniors with a minimum 3.2 GPA and planning to enter a health care related field. Applications must be submit- ted by April 5. Applications may be picked up at the SJCH Gift Gallery, located in the hospital’s lobby, 2615 Chester Ave. The SJCH Volunteer Services Department is a vital part of SJCH with over 275 volunteers participating in programs like No One Dies Alone and Angels in the ER, or working in the Gift Gallery. Offering these scholar- ships is another way Volunteer Services gives back to our com- munity and also encourages local teenagers to pursue their dreams in the medical field. Highland grad rows for Sac State Jammin fundraiser for abused children SJCH offering scholarships to high school seniors COURTESY OF VALLEY ACHIEVEMENT CENTER A pril is Autism awareness month. It is estimated that between 1 in 110 children in the United States have Autism Spectrum Disorder, reported to occur in all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups. It is com- forting to know that there is a place in Bakersfield families affected by autism and other developmental disabilities can find hope. Valley Achievement Center is responding to what is now described as an epidemic by offering more services for chil- dren and adults with autism and other disabilities. Make a differ- ence, be informed; get connected here in your community. Valley Achievement Center invites you to attend its “Friends of Autism Dinner” on April 7 from 6 to 11 p.m. at the Bakersfield Doubletree Hotel. John Hall, author of “Am I Still Autistic?” will be the keynote speaker. At two years of age, John was diagnosed as being severely autistic and slightly mentally retarded. John went on to become the CEO of a multimillion dollar company. For more information call 617- 6040. Valley Achievement Center, established in 1998, is a leading non-profit organization that spe- cializes in lifelong learning and growth for children and adults affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental disabilities. Through our nonpublic school, afternoon socialization programs, and Valley Adult Services, Valley Achievement Center utilizes behavior analytic technology to make a difference in the lives of special children and adults. To learn more about Valley Achievement Center to: www.autism-vac.org. I t’s time to start increasing your watering times. Make sure you give your yard a good soak — then wait for it to dry out and do it again. You should also start feeding once a month. “Grow Power Plus” is a good balanced fertilizer that has a penetrant in it for a deeper watering. Remember to water your fertilizer in immediately after you apply it. This week’s gardening tip is from Kathy Robinson of Robby’s Nursery. Do you have a gardening tip you’d like to share with our readers? Post your gar- dening tips and photos of your garden on our web site at: www. bakersfieldvoice.com. It’s time to give your yard a good soak VAC is making a difference during Autism Awareness Month John Hall YOUR GARDENING TIPS

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BY OPAL MORLANDCommunity contributor

Please come on over toBakersfield FraternalOrder of Eagles, 1718 17thSt., Tuesday, April 10,from 5 to 7 p.m. for some

great tacos and help us to raisefunds for abused kids. TheJammin Island Hula group will beselling tacos for $1, a combo plateof two tacos, rice & beans for $6,or a taco salad for $6 as part of

the April 10 fundraiser. Dessertwill be $2 for a pie, cake, or cook-ie plate.

Aside from the food, people willbe able to enjoy entertainmentprovided by Jammin Island Hulaand Roamin Reptiles. The showbegins at 5:15 p.m. (and peoplewill love these families that havedonated their hula to help others.)The group recently performed forseniors for Valentine's Day andstole hearts! This class also madeheart leis for all our grandmoth-

ers and grandfathers in atten-dance.

After the hula presentation,families will also enjoy some dearfriends, the Roaming Reptiles,who will be showcasing someinteresting creatures as they edu-cate attendees about some of fel-low earthly neighbors.

The whole family is sure tohave a great time! Together wewill have some good food, greatfun, and be the difference in thelife of a child. Mahalo Nui!

2 The Bakersfield Voice Sunday, April 1, 2012

Share stories,photos, blogs■ Submitting your stories for TheBakersfield Voice is simple and FREE! Just go to:bakersfieldvoice.com and create aprofile.

■ Choose what you’d like to contribute (an article, letter,picture or community event listing) and post it yourself.■ Still need help getting your contributions onto ourwebsite? E-mail Sandra Molen at [email protected]■ Circulation: If you would like to receive our weekly pub-lication or cancel delivery, please e-mail:[email protected] or call 392-5777. Be sureto include your request, contact information and address.

COURTESY OF WWW.MYBAKERSFIELDSPORTS.COM

Sacramento State’s woman’s varsity eight, sec-ond varsity eight, novice eight, varsity fourand second varsity four were all victorious intheir respective races recently at theSacramento State Rowing Invitational on

Lake Natoma in Folsom, Calif.Highland High School graduate, Jessica Smith,

rows for Sacramento State’s varsity eight and varsityfour teams.

Along with the Hornets, the Sacramento StateInvitational included crews from Humboldt State,Saint Mary's, Cal Lightweights, Santa Clara, Pacific,Sonoma State, UC San Diego and Mills College.

The Hornets competed in seven races during theday, and four of the five first-place boats won theirraces by open water. Of the two entries that didn’tplace first, each of those boats finished among thetop three, including the novice four (second place)

and cox4 (third place). Each of the high finishescame despite a number of Sacramento State rowersdoubling up and competing in two different races. Inaddition, the team's top boat (varsity eight) compet-ed with four underclassmen, comprised of sopho-mores Antonia Dendrinos and JessicaSmith(Highland High), and freshmen NnekaAnyanwu, and Michelle Evers.

In the varsity eight competition, Sacramento Statefinished with a 2,000-meter winning time of 6:55.4,followed by Saint Mary's (6:57.6) and HumboldtState (7:03.9) to round out the top three in the five-boat field.

The varsity four posted a winning time of 7:43.5,followed by Humboldt State A (7:52.2) and SaintMary's (8:08.1) to round out the top three in a seven-boat field. In the second varsity four race, theHornets were 5.8 seconds faster than the next clos-est boat.

Y O U R S P O R T S

PHOTO PROVIDED

Members of the Jammin Island Hula have fun demonstrating the art of hula dancing at last year’s JamminIsland Hula fundraiser for abused children.

PHOTO PROVIDED

Highland High School graduate, Jessica Smith, rows for Sacramento State’s varsity eightand varsity four woman’s rowing teams.

PHOTO PROVIDED

Jessica Smith’s Sacramento State teams took top honors recently at the Sacramento State RowingInvitational on Lake Natoma in Folsom, Calif.

Y O U R V O I C E

COURTESY OF SAN JOAQUIN COMMUNITYHOSPITAL

San Joaquin CommunityHospital’s (SJCH)Volunteer ServicesDepartment will beawarding $1,000 scholar-

ships to five local high school sen-iors. To qualify, students must begraduating high school seniors

with a minimum 3.2 GPA andplanning to enter a health carerelated field.

Applications must be submit-ted by April 5. Applications maybe picked up at the SJCH GiftGallery, located in the hospital’slobby, 2615 Chester Ave.

The SJCH Volunteer ServicesDepartment is a vital part of

SJCH with over 275 volunteersparticipating in programs like NoOne Dies Alone and Angels in theER, or working in the GiftGallery. Offering these scholar-ships is another way VolunteerServices gives back to our com-munity and also encourages localteenagers to pursue their dreamsin the medical field.

Highland gradrows for Sac State

Jammin fundraiser for abused children

SJCH offering scholarships to high school seniors

COURTESY OF VALLEY ACHIEVEMENTCENTER

April is Autism awarenessmonth. It is estimatedthat between 1 in 110children in the UnitedStates have Autism

Spectrum Disorder, reported tooccur in all racial, ethnic, andsocioeconomic groups. It is com-forting to know that there is aplace in Bakersfield familiesaffected by autism and otherdevelopmental disabilities canfind hope. Valley AchievementCenter is responding to what isnow described as an epidemic byoffering more services for chil-dren and adults with autism andother disabilities. Make a differ-ence, be informed; get connectedhere in your community.

Valley Achievement Centerinvites you to attend its “Friendsof Autism Dinner” on April 7from 6 to 11 p.m. at the

Bakersfield Doubletree Hotel.John Hall, author of “Am I Still

Autistic?” will be the keynotespeaker. At two years of age, John

was diagnosed as being severelyautistic and slightly mentallyretarded. John went on to becomethe CEO of a multimillion dollarcompany.

For more information call 617-6040.

Valley Achievement Center,established in 1998, is a leadingnon-profit organization that spe-cializes in lifelong learning andgrowth for children and adultsaffected by Autism SpectrumDisorder and other developmentaldisabilities.

Through our nonpublic school,afternoon socialization programs,and Valley Adult Services, ValleyAchievement Center utilizesbehavior analytic technology tomake a difference in the lives ofspecial children and adults. Tolearn more about ValleyAchievement Center to:www.autism-vac.org.

It’s time to start increasing your watering times.Make sure you give your yard a good soak —then wait for it to dry out and do it again.

You should also start feeding once a month.“Grow Power Plus” is a good balanced fertilizer

that has a penetrant in it for a deeper watering.

Remember to water your fertilizer in immediatelyafter you apply it.

This week’s gardening tip is from Kathy Robinsonof Robby’s Nursery. Do you have a gardening tipyou’d like to share with our readers? Post your gar-dening tips and photos of your garden on our website at: www. bakersfieldvoice.com.

It’s time to give your yard a good soak

VAC is making a difference duringAutism Awareness Month

John Hall

Y O U R G A R D E N I N G T I P S

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