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itweek activities
various
Fitness Canada expects more than six
million participants for this years Fitweek
and locally the Goderich Recreation
Department has organized a number of
activities.
Fitweek, May 22-31, is in its fifth year
and is growing in popularity and participa-
tion. Last year more than 12,000 events
were held.
The message this year is 'It's your
move' and it is an invitation to come out
and join the fun.
Jane Netzke, recreation director, said
ano.,t of the local activities are free or any
tee covers cost. In addition the Goderich
Senior Games will be held in conjunction
with Fitweek.
The Recreation Department has
organized the activities in four areas: open
houses, activities on The Square, Goderich
Senior Games and individual events. For
more' information concerning events,
times and registration call the Rereati -
Office at 524-2125.
A flyer will be distributed to every
household in town giving detailed
information.
Individual Events
May 17— Family bike ride at 1:30 p.m..
Meet at Court House Park for map of route
and information. The ride is sponsored by
the Huron County Health Unit and Rec
Department.
May 22— Sneaker day 3:00 p.m. at Court
House Park. Students from all three
public schools are encouraged to wear
sneakers and they will parade around The
Square and back to school. Prizes will be
awarded for the most outrageous sneaker.
Students wearing sneakers will also be ad-
mitted to roller skating for half price.
May 26- Elderobic Moonwalk 1:30 p.m..
Senior Citizens all over Canada take part
in organized walks and their miles are
totalled and hopefully add up to enough to
travel to the moon. The MacKay Centre is
organizing the local walk and forms and
route maps are available at the centre.
May 27— Get Wet Day. The Recreation
Department is organizing a bus for a
childrens swim at Vanastra. The swim is
6:00 to 7:30 and the bus leaves the Rec Of-
fice around 5:30
Mogo Madness is a contest for high school
students. GDCI students will dream up the
most outrageous activity such as human
dominoes, lap walk and bird dance. • The no
holds barred competition will be heldat
the GDCI athletic field. The Public is
welcome.
May 31— Kite Festival will be held at Point
Farms Provincial Park and is a day of kite
making and flying. Cost is for materials
only and children are asked to pre -
register.
Open Houses
Sponsored by The Goderich Recreation
Department and the public is -invited to
come out and observe and participate in
various activities such as areobics, karate,
and tennis from May 25 to May 30. For
more information about times and location
contact the Rec Department. •
Activities on The Square • '
May 25— Games and Relays for. All Ages.
May 26— Karate and Tai Chi demonstra-
tions 5:00 p.m. by the Goderich Shotokan
Karate Brotherhood and the Stratford Tai
Chi School.
May 27— Jump rope for Heart demostra-
tion and participation. Bring along your
skipping rope and there will be celebrity
skippers.
May 28— After work aerobics plus fitness
class 4:45 to 5:45 p.rn,
May 29— Recreational Bike Hike. Enjoy a
leisurely ride around town, register and
receive your maps on The Square.
All participants will receive Canada's
Fitweek 'Fit Bucks', redeemable for mer-
chandise from participating Shopper's.
Square 'merchants.
Goderich Senior Games
The games will be held in conjunction with
Fitweek and includes events such as bridge,
cribbage, darts; euchre, five pin bowling,.
golf, horseshoes, shuffleboard and tennis.
Winners advance to the district games in
Seaforth June 22-23. The Provincial Games
will not be held this year.
Safe at second. The Goderich Mens Slow Pitch league kicked off Sunday with six games.
The• league has a record 25 teams this year.(photo by Ted Spooner)
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