Thanks go out to Shavon Haskell for donating a copy printer to the Post Office for patrons use.
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Carol Davis and Margie Morris have returned from Spring Training in Arizona. They enjoyed the 90-degree weather and watched three games!
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At the MAC meeting Evelyn Starman from the Executive office of Kristen Olsen told the MAC of upcoming meetings. Ruben from the County Offices told of the new MAC in Modesto-Wood Colony. The California Highway Patrol told of the volunteer program to help out in the area. The officer reminded all to report suspicious vehicles and call in any traffic problems. Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Department board member told of the resigning of Chief Daly due to personal reasons. New members to the community Thomas and Sabrina Mason, who bought the acreage next to where the John Simon’s resided, brought plans for their home but because they were not on the agenda there will be a special meeting to approve the plan. Under new business, AT&T responded to the MAC on the trees that were removed. There will be no remodeling the building but they will repair fence, paint, etc. and plant oleanders to screen the building. Also for the car show the fallen street will not be repaired in time. The curve has to be re-engineered.
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April is going to be a busy month. April 1 is the Car Show. There will be a breakfast from 7-10. The cars will be all in the Ferry at various spots. The stage will be across from the Ice Cream Parlor. Miles Shuper has everything under control. The 2nd is Breakfast Sunday at the Odd Fellows Hall. April 6 is the Community Club dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. April 8 is the Rodeo Parade and Knights Ferry School will have a float. April 11 is the History and Museum meeting. April 12 the Garden Club will meet at the home of Leta Lutz at 10 a.m. Easter is April 16 with sunrise service at sunrise. April 23 is the annual Peddler’s Faire at the park with many vendors. April 27 is the MAC meeting.
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Knights Ferry School thanks everyone who made the silent/live auction dinner such a success. Dr. J said that “it takes a village to raise a child” sure applies to our town.
