Scholarship winners named
By Daily Press staff
Give your dad a boost. Pacific Park will soar to heights of more than 55 feet to honor fathers with a free ride on the West Coaster roller coaster on Father’s Day.
To enjoy the free ride, a father needs to go to the West Coaster entrance and notify the attraction’s operator, and Pacific Park will provide a complimentary ride for the guest.
“A father contributes so much to his family throughout the year that it’s a pleasure to be able to recognize him with a free ride on the West Coaster,” says Jeff Klocke, director of marketing of Pacific Park. “It’s a small gesture of thanks to all fathers on this special day from the entire team of employees at Pacific Park.”
This steel roller coaster climbs to a height of more than five stories and trails from one end of the two-acre amusement park to the other.
Pacific Park is located on the Santa Monica Pier and is LA’s only admission-free amusement park offering rides and attractions for kids and adults.
This free event takes place on Sunday, June 19, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. For additional information, daily hours of operation or driving directions, call (310) 260- 8744 or visit www.pacpark.com.
The Santa Monica Kiwanis Club is honored to name the recipients of their annual high school achievement scholarships. These scholarships are given to outstanding students who show both leadership and a commitment to community service. In addition to four scholarships given in the name of current and past members of the Santa Monica Kiwanis Club, two additional scholarships are for students who have overcome adversity to graduate and go on to college. ■ Robert Ziebarth Memorial Scholarship — Marlene Gobrial, Santa Monica High School ■ Alice Carriere Scholarship — Rudee Bagsby, St. Monica’s High School ■ Leo Collins Memorial Scholarship — Matthew Redfern, Santa Monica High School ■ Kiwanis Achievement Scholarship — Imelda Ruelas, Olympic High School ■ Ray Carriere Scholarship — Sahoua Gboizo, Santa Monica High School ■ Kiwanis Achievement Scholarship — Ruth Legesse, New Roads High School Experimental short films highlight festival
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on June 8, 2005. Read the original PDF.