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SUMINER'RECREATION PROGRAMS
PLAYSCUOOL; This seven week pro=^
gram is for boys and girls aged 3 to•7 years, •
Playschool is held at the Seaforth Public
School for the first five weeks, and then at
the Arena for the last two weeks. Hours of
operation are Monday to Friday from 9 a.m.
to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Registration
fee is $50 per child for the entire program,
$30 per child for half days for the entire pro-
gram or $15 per child for one full week.
Activities include games, films, special
days, arts and crafts, trips and many other
fun things for the children. Qualified leaders
will ensure your -child has a safe and happy
summer at Playschool '87. The program
runs from July 6 to August 21 this year,
PLAYGROUND: is also a seven week pro-
gram but is for boys and girls aged8 to 12.
years: It is also held at the Public School for
five weeks then at the Arenafor two weeks.
opera es Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to
12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Registration fee is the
same as Playschool.
Activities will be similar to playschool,
with more emphasis on sports and games.
The program runs from July 6.to August 21
this year,
LEADER -IN -TRAINING PROGRAM - is
an eight week program for boys and girls
aged 13 to 16 years. The Leader -in -Training
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RECREATION PREVIEW
by Marty Bedard
program not only includes fun and recrea-
tion activities but is also for training and
preparing potential teenagers for the posi-
tions . of Leaders , with the Recreation
Department's Summer Programs. The
eight week program will 'run .from July 6. to
August 28 and .will offer practical ex-
perience and theory in. Leadership Training
as well as regular recreaion, activities.: The
registration fee and hours, of operation are
the same as in the .other programs noted
above.
Theory will include workshops on leader-
ship techniques, group building, discipline
and games. Practical experience would
come with working certain days with the
Summer Program Staff.
PLEASE REGISTER for these programs
prior to June 5 at the Recreation Office
located at the Community Centres (east
side).
SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues
every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4
p.m. Last week's winners were: LADIES: •
Peggy Perkins -324, Anne Downey -211, and
Ina Scoins-200. MEN: Chas. Perkins -324. -
Bert Walters -246, and Elmer Townsend -221. 1i
The MINOR BALL and SOCCER ,( r
REGISTRATION deadline is Friday, May 1.
To register for either one, •come to the ,1
recreation office, located at the Community
Centres. There will be an additional $5 s k
charge for lateregistrations. r
The -third AnnuaL_Minor_Bal N HOME
AND GARDEN SHOW was held at the Com-
munity Centres on the weekend.
The Minor 13a11 Association would like to
thank all sponsors. Anyone who won a prize
and has not been called yet, should drop in
to the Recreation Office at the Arena for
their prize.
The SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY - HOMECRAFT DIVISION also
held a draw on the weekend, winners were:
Mary MaCall, a basket of groceries; Kay
O'Rourke, a basket of groceries and Joan
Disher, a craft item.-
Congretulations also to Dorothy Webster,
Diane Campbell and. Rose Ryan for winning
$10 off any Recreation Program, donated by
the Recreation Department.
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Competition keen as town playoffs continue.;')
BY GEORGE LOVE Egmondville came up with a fine effort, With one night remaining, 'Thursday,
The Town Bowling Playoffs continued ,at 'cowling games of 1,154, 1,207 and 1,440 for a
Starlight Lanes this past week with each 3,801 total.
division bowling on two nights. Harry Den Haan' led with 269-705; Mark
"A" DIVISION Johnston 256-695; Randy Gridzah 292-668
On April 21, St. James "A" mixed bowling. And George Johnston 245-667,
team had games of 1,247, 1,343 and'1,393 for - Town and Country came up 'with a 3,385
a 3,983 total. triple, led by John Staffen 278-727; Ed Soren -
Top scores for St. James were: Murray son 238-680 and Reg Dick 215-560.
Bennewies 290-826; George Love 253-714; The "A Division bowled again on April 22
Jack Price 219-638; Janice Morris 288-635; with the Thursday Nighters mens team
Lorraine Arts 225-597 and Cathy Broome bowling games of 1,218, 1,302 and 1,517 for a
230-573. 4,037 total. Top scorers for their team were:
The Thursday Nighters Mens Team Mike •Merdinger 284-779; Gary Bedard
followed a close second with games of 1,325, 344-703, Eric Matzold 255-697 and Neil
1,298, and 1,335 for a three game triple of Beuerman 270-683.
3,958. The St. James mixed team came up with
Mike Meidinger led the - Thursday games of 1,342, 1,223, and 1,247 to end with a
Nighters with 305-798; Don Deighton 269-717 3,812 total. Murray Bennewies led with
and Gary Bedard with 251.671, 308-753; Jack Price 257-709; Cathy Broome
273-633; George Love 241-612; Janice Morris
221-609 and Lorraine Arts 186-496.
Town and Country bowled games of 1,174,
1,258 and 1,106 for a 3,538 triple. John Staffen
led with 285-738; Lavern Hoegy 286-653; Ed
• Sorenson 276-629.
Egmondville had games of 1,117, 1,275 and
1,187 for a 3,549 total. George Johnston with
240-646; Harry DenHaan 219-631; Randy
Gridzak 231-586 and Betty Taylor 209-585.
"A" Totals after four nights - Thursday
night - 15;069; St. James 15,775; Egmond-
ville 14,744 and Town and Country 14, 362.
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Nighters mens team leads St. James by 94 ,;
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"B" DIVISION
On,April 20, Egmondville I led B Division
teams with games of 1,140, 1,201 and 1,183
for a 3,524 total. Paul Baillie led the team
with 283-698; Jeff Dick 244-652; Rick
Vanderveen 230-625, and Patty Ann Gridzak
210-591.
• St. James "B" bowled 1,056, 1,024 :and
1,024 fora three game score of 3,104. Sandy
Broadfoot led . St. James with 253-625;
Michelle Bennewies 237-551 and Scott
Powell 213-527.
Thursday Nighters I came up with games
of 1,098, 977 and 1,066 'for 3,141 total. Steve
Steep 210-599 and Doug Procter 235-598 were
top bowlers for Thurs. I. • .
Thursday Nighters II ended the evening
With a 2,777 triple. Brenda Cooper 184-549
and Jim Watson with 493 were tops for their
team. •
Egmondville II rolled three games to total
2,586 with Ralph Johnston 240-654 and Willie
Fraiser 198-511 leading the way. •
The fourth night of the "B" Division
Playoffs was held on April 23. Thursday
Nighfers I bowled games of 934, 1,154 and
1,095 for a 3,183 total. Doug Procter led with
245-682;• Pat Ryan 213-556' and Steve Steep 1 •
208-541.
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The'following teams have confirmed
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Any other teams interested
in playing, please contact
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or 527-1792 after 5 p.m.
as soon as possible.
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