The Huron Expositor, 1998-03-25, Page 25You' Annual Recreation Booklet '98 -5
SPECIAL EVENTS
SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS COUNCIL
BINGO
The Seaforth Minor Sports Council has representation
from SDHS Athletics, Figure Skating, Ringette. Junior
Curling, Minor Broomball, Minor Hockey, Minor Ball.
Seaforth & District Community Centres, and the Sca4orth
Recreation and Parks Committee. The goal for this group
is to fundraise cooperatively, and our major event is the
weekly Bingo. Bingo'is played every Monday evening at
the Seaforth and District Community Centres beginning
at 7:30 pm. The ja,:kpof is $1,000.00 on the second and -
fourth Mondays, and $750.00 on all others. During the
summer months, the Minor Sports Council hosts Double
Bingo. All prize money doubles on the specified dates.
The3 Dotible Bingos will be held on May 25, June 29 -_--
and August 3. All proceeds raised will go directly to the
Minor Sports and Community Projects. The Minor
Sports Council would like to thank all volunteers that
work at the Bingos, as well as all participants. Your sup-
port is greatly appreciated. .
SOFTBALL ONTARIO UMPIRE CLINICS
Seaforth will host 2 umpire clinics this spring an
Advanced Junior Development Clinic and a Certification
Level t Clinic. Both clinics will be held on May 3. 1998
at the Seaforth and District Community Centres
ADVANCED JUNIOR -DEVELOPMENT:
This four hour clinic is designed to meet the needs of the
more advanced Junior umpire. It will -otter instruction in
both mechanics and rule interpretation. Ashort qui/ will
he written at the conclusion of the clinic and all those
who pass will receive a certificate and crest at the clinic.
If you wish to participate in this clinic you must he under
the age of nineteen (19), (16 to -18 years of age is recom-
mended) and you must have previously taken the Junior
-Develo mens clinic or this Advanced Junior Development
clinic. The clinic will he held from -8:30 am to 12:30 pm.
at the Seaforth and District Community Centres and the
registration fee will be $25.00 per person. Please arrive
in plenty of time to register.
• CERTIFICATION LEVEL 1
The Level 1 Umpire Certification Clinic introduces the
officials to the basic fundamentals of Softball Officiating.
h is designed to train all officials as the first step in
becoming a more competent official. This clinic will
cover such material as the role of the umpire. dress and
equipment, rules and definitions. code of ethics and basic
mechanics. The Clinic registration fee will he S35.(8) per
participant. Each participant attending.a certification I
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clinic will receive an umpire Level 1 Certification rnanu
al. as well as a certificate indicating their successful com-
pletion of the res ctive clinic. The clinic will be held
from 8:30 am to 530 pm. with a one hour lunch break. at
the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Please •
arrive in plenty of time to register.
Both clinics must have at least 20 participants registered
!whim they will run. Please call the Recreation Oltice-at
527-0882 to register.
REGISTRATION NIGHTS FOR ALL
YOUR -RECREATION ACTIVITIES
--Come-out-and-take-this opportunity_to_becomc acquainted.,
with what is available for you and your family in
Recreation. Sports. Culture and Service Groups. This
gives you a chance to register in programs for you -and
vourchild alt -at one time in one location.. The Spring and
Sumpter Registration nights will be Wednesday. April 1
and Thursday, April 2. 1997 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm each
night at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. -
Groups involved in this registration will ho Minor Ball.
Minor Soccer. and Children's Roller Hockey..liiint regis-
tration nights will also be held in the Fall for the Fall and
Winter Programs. the tentative date will September 2 and
3. 1997 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm each night. Groups •
involved will be: Scouts. Cubs. Beavers. Minor
Broomball. Ringettc, Hockey. Figure Skating, Youth -
Bowling. Curling; and Recreation Department Programs. -
For more inlormauon please call the Recreation Office at
527-0882.
SUMMER ACTIVE
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WHAT IS IT! Summer Active is Ct'eI
-community lased -promotion of -
healthy and active living. with partnerships between
Frdcrd. Provincial. County and Municipal Gu%crnments.
WHEN IS IT.' Summer Active will he held throughout
Ontario from May 22 to June 19. 1998. This promotion
begins with Sneaker -Day on May 22. Eyervhocl is •
encouraged to wear their sneakers.
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