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2014-2015 FamilyGuide FREE GUIDE! Activities Shop Local Community Health Education An AnnualIn Spokane Resource &FREE ForN. Idaho Families Life is full of fi rsts. Take your fi rst step in saving for college today. The fi rst day of college will be here before you know it. Save today to secure tomorrow with GET - Washington’s 529 Prepaid College Tuition Plan. Guaranteed to keep up with rising tuition costs Choice of colleges nationwide Tax-free savings & withdrawals Flexible plans Enroll by May 31 Year-round enrollment for newborns Washington State’s 529 Prepaid College Tuition Program Visit www.get.wa.gov or call 1.800.955.2318 2014-2015 Family Guide Editor/Publisher Charity Bagatsing Find us on facebook: nwfamilyfunguide 509.928.9664 Layout & Design Elizabeth Casteel Activities ...................... 6 Education .................32 [email protected] www.coffeecupgraphix.com Health ........................13 Shop Local ................36 509.928.3342 Community ...............20 Copy Editor Ad Index Kelly Elkins Azar's Restaurant ............................................page 6 Kelly Tareski Photography ........................ page 30 Assistant to the Editor Bumpers Bowling ........................................ page 34 Kona Ice ........................................................ page 30 Joellen Doyl Butterbean Boutique .....................................page 9 Little Scholars Early Learning Center ..... page 36 Check It Out Travel .................................... page 22 Mobius Children's Musem ........................ page 12 Lauren Doyl Clear Chiropractic ...................................... page 19 Museum of Arts & Culture ....................... page 10 Kelsey Doyl Coeur d' Alene Photography .................... page 36 My Night Out ............................................. page 38 Dennis Mitchell ........................................... page 18 Nothing Bundt Cakes ................................. page 26 Dids Froyo .................................................... page 13 NW Bellydance ........................................... page 20 Account Executive District 81 ........................................... page 24 & 25 Paul Mitchell Spokane ............................... page 34 Margie Basaraba Events Rents ................................................ page 23 Polka Dot Pottery ........................................ page 35 Kim Brown Family Guide/Family Fun Fair................. page 39 Riverfront Park ..................................... Back Cover Froyo Earth................................................... page 20 Rogers Burgers ................................................page 7 Kelly Elkins FunFlicks ...................................................... page 31 SAFE (Senior Assistance Fund of E. WA) . page 15 Mark Orlowski GET WA ..........................................................page 1 Second Chance Ranch ............................... page 18 Stacey Takaoka Greenbriar Inn ............................................. page 38 Set Point Physiology ................................... page 17 Hope School................................................. page 32 Skyhigh Sports ............................................. page 21 Idaho STARS ............................................... page 27 Speed of Light Computer .......................... page 35 Cover Photo by International Experience ........................... page 16 Spokane Cares ................................................page 2 Kelly Tareski Jump N2 Fun ................................................. page 8 Spokane Indians Baseball .......................... page 11 Kelly Quashnik Photography ................... page 10 Thai Bamboo ................................................ page 35 Thank You to Our Guest Photographers: Brennen Bailey Pennie Collinson Kelly Quashnik The 2014-2015 Family Guide is a 501-C3 Nonprofit Corporation. Our mission is to strengthen and support families, educators, outreach workers, community volunteers and advocates in Spokane and N. Idaho. We carry out this mission through an annual parenting guide. It is a FREE directory designed to provide families with school age children, a list of parenting programs, support groups and resources available in the community. Find Otto CONTEST! the Mascot! Hey Kids Want To Throw A Summer Party Otto the world’s only For Your Family & Friends? • For children 2nd grade & under Spokaneasaurus is hiding – draw us a picture of your somewhere in the pages of favorite Summer Activity. • For children 3rd grade and up the 2014-2015 Family Guide! – give us your top ten favorite Local Summer Activities. All entries will be displayed at Skyhigh Sports located at #1322 E. Front Ave., Spokane WA 99202. Two winners will receive a Family Pass from Skyhigh Sports. A Backyard Movie Party from Fun Flicks Readers who correctly identify the page where A $169.00 Bounce Package from Northwest Party Pros Otto the mascot is hiding will be eligible to meet Please Mail Entries: Otto the mascot at a game this summer! Family Guide Summer Party 10922 E. 47th Ave., 2 - Contest Winners will receive: Spokane Valley, WA 99206 4 Upper Box Seats to a Spokane Indians game Contest applies to kids ages 12 during the 2014 season and under. Winner will be contacted by July 1, 2014 4 t-shirts, 4 hats, 4 baseball, and the opportunity to meet OTTO the Mascot at a 2014 game. Are You Ready To Join The Search? Send us a letter that says: Dear Family Guide, I found Otto the Mascot on page #________! Please include your name, address and phone number on the card and mail to: Otto the Mascot Contest 10922 E. 47th Ave., Spokane Valley, WA 99206 The drawing will be held on June 3, 2014. So grab a pen, start looking for Otto and get your entries in! For more information about the Spokane Indians Baseball Club please visit: www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com activities After School: Educational Fun & Games: Mobius Science Center 811 W Main St., Ste. 015 Spokane, WA 99201 Boy Scouts of America Adventure Dynamics Inc. (509) 443-5669 | (509) 624-KIDS Inland Northwest Council BSA (509) 467-0800 www.Mobiusspokane.org 411 W. Boy Scout Way, Spokane, WA 99201 [email protected] (509) 325-4562 www.AdventureDynamics.com Spokane Badminton Club (208) 806-1815 Boys and Girls Club of Mobius Kids Children’s Museum [email protected] Spokane County 808 W Main Ave., Lower Level, www.spokanebadminton.weebly.com 544 E. Providence St., Spokane, WA 99207 Spokane, WA 99201 (509) 489-0741 (509) 321-7125 www.Mobiusspokane.org Camp Fire Inland Northwest 524 N. Mullan Rd., Spokane Valley, WA 99206 (509) 747-6191 www.campfireinc.org Elizabeth Casteel www.thetomatolady.com [email protected] Girl Scouts Spokane 509-928-3342 1404 N. Ash St., Spokane, WA 99201 (509) 747-8091 or (800) 827-9478 www.gsiec.org Girls Scouts Coeur d’ Alene 410 E. Sherman Ave., Ste. 309 Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 Tomatoes are an easy way to show children where their food (509) 747-8091 ext. 243 comes from. Grow in a flower garden or a container on a www.gsiec.org patio. 153 varieties to choose from. See my website for more Girls Scouts Sandpoint information. Plants should be available by the end of April. 110 Main St., Unit 5, Sandpoint, ID 83864 (800) 827-9478 ext. 246 www.gsiec.org Kootenai Youth Recreation Organization 3525 W. Seltice Ave., Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 (208) 765-4423 www.FrontierIceArena.org Amusement: Funflicks Outdoor Movie Service (509) 477-9747 www.funflicks.com/spokane-outdoor-movie- events.html PEMCO Outdoor Movies at Riverfront Park OutdoorMoviesatRiverfront.com Facebook.com/OutdoorMoviesatRiverfront Wednesdays from June 11 – July 16, 2014 Live entertainment, trivia, food, vendors and big screen outdoor movies under the stars. Located at the Lilac Bowl in Riverfront Park, just east of the clock tower. Please check website and Facebook for details, entertainers, vendors and movies. Spokane Indians Avista Stadium, 602 N. Havana St., Spokane, WA 99202 (509) 535-2922 www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com 6 Taste the Quality at Roger’s Ice Cream & Burgers! We are a local family owned business. We are Our lettuce is hand-shredded, and onions and proud to give back to our local community and tomatoes are sliced daily. Our burger & fry sauce create local jobs. The original Roger’s Ice Cream are made from scratch. & Burgers was established in 1940 in Moscow, Idaho and is now located on Sherman Ave. & At Roger’s, the perfect complement to a great 13th. Our 2nd location, Roger’s Burgers is on burger is great homemade French fries. We hand Neider Ave. between Hwy 95 and Government cut locally grown potatoes daily and never use Way just north of I-90 was opened Spring 2012. frozen, processed French fries with added preser- vatives and ingredients. We fry our fries in Rice a covered patio during the hot summer months. While most fast food restaurants serve frozen, Bran oil which has no preservatives, trans-fats or During the cold winter months you can call in over-processed, prepackaged, precooked food, chemical. It has naturally occurring antioxidants, your order ahead of time and we will bring it out everything at Roger’s is made to order from omega 3 & omega 6. to your car or you can enjoy in our heated tent. scratch the old fashioned way. 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