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The Huron Expositor, 1983-10-19, Page 11• -r .. THE HURON EXPOSITOR,+OCTOBER 10, 10118 — A11 N B'T SUSAN SUNDER Sluerth *net be vhncial policypolicy'that rrentiyffeeted muchbyb being ppi o developed for . community, recreation ser- vices, Says'recreation director Bryan Peter. "It's ifficult to know at first how things will gd Since it's atilt in the rough draft stage but 1 can't see any major , effiet .on Seaforth," he. says, Many of the policy's recommendations that municipalities vecognire the importance of volunteers, develop programs of leader- ship training, and encourage cooperation between. groups - are already being done in Seaforth,. We're already depending on volunteers and we know that we have to cooperate to get things done in town," says Mr. Peter. The Nov. 5 Seaforth and district recreation conference, though it follows the policy, was planned before the policy was formed in response to the needs ofthevarious groups in town. While the policy recommends that com- munity groups become more financially independent, Mr. Peter says that Seaforth groups already work hard for their money without being dependent on tax dollars. - "It's going to be a fact of life that grants are going to be cut back but most groups in Seaforth are not financially dependent on THE SDHS BADMINTON CLUB had one of. its practices on Tuesday evening with the usual crowd making an appearance for some fun and physical fitness. There are about 20 members. George Ring Is advisor. (Photo by Hook) them anyway," he says. The community recreation conference, planned for Nov. 5 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres, will have 30 to 40 groups represented. • "We're going to have a good response," says Mr. Peter. The morning will start off with a talk about fiead Qf prQvncj:gl recpQlc, co-operation In the community then similar pplace$' like Storybook Gardens and the, of a survey ,of grades 'b, 9, 10 and 11 In groups will break Into 4ticusslon groups to Children's Museum In London and` the fire -Seaforth schools, was well -Organized and talk. about common atrengths and weakness- department, the police station. and the PUC smooth funning.. Participation was erratic es. Afterlunch, psrticipsnts.wUl hear a talk in Seaforth. with a few showing up some days and anY on fitness and on the Hulled conservation "The kids really got a lig: out alba tour in , showing up on other days, says Bryan `eter. area before each discussion group reports on Seaforth. There were a lot of visual things 'The nights, were by far the beat the morning's meeting and suggests poss.,-and the tour guides put a lot of effort into attended, ' he says.' ble solutions. it," she says. Teens can continue their activity by Though the Playground program had participating in the Fun and Fitness Program th hi h tarts Oct '7 and buses students to "As well as working toward increased communicationbeteveen groups, the recrea- tion department is Mao looking for new direction. We will ask if the groups ; are getting what they want from us. If they're happy,, fine and if not, we want to know about it," he says. Chairing the discussion groups will be: schools and churches -Larry Plumsteel; win- ter groups -Bill Bennett; summer groups -Bob Dinsmore; service and community groups - Bruce Hoelscher; cultural roups-Terri Dale. The playschool, playground and teen programs were verysuccessful with 40 children from age three to seven, 15 children from eight to 12 years and 174 teens partigipating during the summer. its great for the kids. It gets them interacting and socializing with other kids their own age," says Lisa Beuttenmiller, who's been involved with the Playschool program for threep years." Comments frohl the 1983 evaluation presented- to town council included "an excellent way for children to spend the summer", "helped children develop basic sports skills," and "facilities were excel- lent". One of the most enjoyable parts of the Playschool program was the trips, says Lisa. Beneficial to the children were the trips to fewer participants, a children who were w c s • involved, really enjoyed it, says leader the:Vanastra Recreation Centre where they Faye Carnochan. can use the weight room, the sauna and the A few behavior problems with children pool for ale weeks, testing the leaders were ironed outso that "We've had small response so far," says overall,the program went really well' Mr. Peter. "Everybody thinks it's a good The een program. designed on the results idea but no one has registered yet." Sameo SEPT. 27 `Men's high single -Doug An.tetl 309. High triple -BM Henderson 712. Average -Ron Harris 218. Ladies' high single, triple, average -Sharon Forrest 227, 586, 179. LEGION BOWLING High single -Ann Wood 247, Al Smile 204. 'High triple, Ann Wood 626, Al :male, 685. Standings: Garflelds 14, Swingers9, Blue Jays 9, E.T. 8 Smurfit 3, Bumpers 2. • MIXED DOUBLE Weekly ladles high single and triple -Norma Coleman 247, 619. Men's high single and triple -Brian Dale 284, 688. Season's ledlee high Bingle, triple, average -Mary Beuerman 279, 890, 230. Men's high single -George Garrick 290. High triple - John Coleman, nigh average -John Coleman and Brian Dale 214. Standings: A -Team 24, Teddy Beeves 16, Arte Angels 14, Alley Cate 13, John's Devils 10, Optimistic. 7. LEGION High single -Sept. 30 -Ann Wood 255, Jack Eisler 267. High triple -Ann Wood 817, Randy Wood 625. Standings: Swingers 7, Garllelds 7, Blue Jays 4, Bmurfs 3, E.T. 0, Bumpers 0. TOWN AND COUNTRY Red Hot, 4, Ferraris 10, Bowling Stone. 10, Pros 11, [smarms 5, Blue Jays 17. - Ledles high single and triple -Porn Clark 243, 642. High aver41go-8tlaron Forrest 165. Mens' high single -John Van Bakal 288. Triple -Doug Ellett 728. Average -John Steffen, Ron Harris 216. ladles high single, triple, average -Mary Little 209, 535, 178. Mena' high •Ingte, triple, average -Ron Harris, 380, 808, 260. MINOR LEAGUE BOWLING Oct. 13-Arctle Cats 2, Super Qts 7, Tlgers3, Alley Qts 8, Minimal. 4, Black Panthers 6. 61,10 high single, double -Rhonda Scott 157, 277. Boys high single, double -Rick Soon, 173, 332. Oct. 17 -Arctic Cats 2, Super Cats 7, Tigers 8, Alley Cate 13, Minimefe 9, Black Panthers 8. Girls high single, double -Brenda Barry 202, 341. Please turn to pg. 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