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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-07-08, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, July 8, 1981 Sharing is theme of summer By Patti Down and Marg Pym Wouldn't it be nice if everyone all over the world learned the sure meaning of sharing Sharing friendships. sharing ideas. sharing • responsibilities or just merely sharing their possessions are a few of the different ways that sharing can be looked upon. This years playground theme centres around this very gift. the gift of sharing. "Lets share" is the title of the playground programs which began Monday and will end August 15. The program is open to any children between the ages of four to 14 who would like to enjoy some fun and games with children the same age as themselves. The four to 10 year olds enjoy their program at .the Victoria Park while the eleven to fourteen meet at the .Rec. Centre grounds, Monday marked the begin- ning of Hello Canada week. This week the children on the playground have already enjoyed a scavenger hunt. a • fun challenging game, called capture the flags . a game of basketball at the Public School. two exciting crafts as well as various other games. The rest of the week will include more of the above, exciting adventureg as well as a birthday party Thurs• day and a salute of a very deserving hero. Mr. Terry Fox. Terry Fox is just one prime example of man that has used the gift of. sharing. As you can see there are many exciting events up- coming this week. The following weeks will bring new days. new games. new activities and new friendship. See you at the A perfectionist takes in- finite pains, and gives them to others. senior playground, 011 then remember "Lets Share". The Exeter Lions playgound began bright 3pd early Monday morning to see quite a number of Ex- eter's children's enthusiastic faces. Parachute games, tag. songs and name tags were played, sung and made with eagerness and excite- ment ,by the children who attended. The treasure hunt at the Junior playground in Vic- toria Park had the children running in all directions looking for buried treasure. Once the 'tresure' la watermelon) was found everyone enjoyed a slice of the cool treat. This all just happened in the 1st day. More exciting GIRL'S WINNERS — Field day winners at Hensall Public School were: (from left) Tammy Bell, intermediate, Cheryl Webber, senior and Lori Harburn, junior. . To start Stephen adult swimming By Lynne Farquhar Stephen Township pool started their adult lesson program this week. Any adults out there who would tike to learn to swim arg welcome to join in. Lessons are held weekdays from 1 - 1:30 and cost $1 per lesson. Some working adults have expressed an interest in a swim class at 4:00 p.m. after Vbork We will be beginning this program Monday July 13 McCANN CONST. LTD. REDI-MIX CONCRETE All Types of Concrete Work Precast Feed Bunks Precast Slats RR #3 Dashwood Phone 237-3647 Precast Concrete Steps Porches Ornamental Iron Railings _1)11111111111111111111 IIIIII111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII --011)\ FE \ \\Ni from 4:00 - 4:30. Fee for this class will also be $1. Also starting .July 13, public swimmers are to note that night time public swim will be from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. instead of 6:30 to 8:30. That's beginning next Mon- day July 13th. So don't forget!' S.P.A.R.K. and Dashwood playground were treated to the "Kids on the Block" this week. The program was done with life sized puppets who have various handicaps and the puppets explain how they cope with their in- dividual handicap. Thank you to the Ministry of Culture and Recreation for providing the program free of charge. Both playgrounds have some interesting activities coming up for area youngsters. S.P.A.R.K. seniors will be off to the , Pinery for a camp out and other events include a visit to Ferguson's Apiary, a bike rodeo and a trip to a local farm for a hike and hay ride. Dashwood playground youngsters will also be heading for the Pinery later this month. They have a work day planned as well where youngsters go out and cut grass. clean out garages or anything that needs to be done around the house to help raise money for a playground trip sometime in' August. We will he heading into our last week of session no. 1 swim lessons next week so anyone wanting to enter ses- sion no. 2 should sign up at the pool. For information on the pool program call 228-6331. See you at the pool. 11111111111111111111111111111111: STARTS THURSDAY, JULY 9 Women's SANDALS AssortQd Styles 51099 20% OFF Women's Whit Y. DRESS &„ SHOES Not Already Reduced Women's Semi -Dress SANDALS White and bone Reg. $ 2499 $39.95 10 PRS. ONLY tA'n�, WHITE SHOES Out Thy Go $ 999 Odds 'n Ends Children's E. RUNNING SHOES $499 DRESS SHOES g, $15" $3Re '2.93 - ,� a NOT All SIZES IN ALL GROUPS ALL SALES FINAL Smyth' MAIN ST. SSHOE STORE LTD. PHONE 235-1933 EXETER 7-2 playground events are planned around the summer theme of Let's Share. With this aim in mind the leaders of the summer playground activities are go- ing to try to get the point across of sharing with friends. families, neighbours and enemies. Each week of the six week program also has separate themes to enable new games. costumes and special events to bring across the idea of sharing. The first week of the summer playground is Hello Canada week and further ac- tivities this week include a birthday party. swimming at the wading pool everyday, finger painting, water balloon tosses and on Friday a special tribute to Terry Fox. - Thc; following week is Sports Week and include as special attractions are swimming, roller skating, playday in Seaforth on Tues- day and a special olympics Friday. Hillbilly week is the theme for the week and a sleep over fer jr. playground is planned plus a costume day. hayride and parade. The fouth week is Awareness Week, the whole title evolves around getting to know the environment and treating it properly. Nature crafts and walks are a few of the special attractions. The fifth week is entitled Responsibility week and is aimed at getting the. playground participants more aware of safety. The sixth week is called Everyday is a Holiday and each day is a special holiday with Friday being Christmas and Santa Claus arriving. All and all the playground staff and children will have a full and exciting summer learning how to share. Each day the Jr. Playground runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Victoria Park and 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. at the Rec centre the sr. playgound. Junior playground is for children from ages 4 to 10 and the sr. playground is held for youth from 11 to 14. For more fun, laughter and information call the South Huron Recreation Centre (235-2833) or better yet come out and participate and share the games, songs and crafts. BEST PITCHER — Gerry Baverstock of Abouttown Cab of London was named the best pitcher in Saturday's Lucan Irish fastboll tournament. Above, Baverstock receives the trophy from umpire Graham Forrester and Russ Smith of the Irish. T -A photo Pearce repeats with 34 Steve Pearce fired a one under par 34 to win the regular men's night "A" flight championship at the Ironwood golf course for the second straight week. Pearce recorded eight pars and one birdie to come in with his very fine score. Allan Oakes was the low net winner with a 31. In "B" flight, Mark Cronyn and Don Heywood were tied for low gross honours with identical scores of 43. Best in low net were Gerry MacLean and Mike Cushman with 31 and 33, respectively. 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