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POOL MEHBERgHIPS
YMCA pool memberships ore
available for individuals and
families. Contact the YMCA at
838-87M for more information.
FLYING DISKS
Test your skill at throwing
flying disks. Accuracy, distance
and angular throws are a part of
this contest. This will be con
ducted at day camp sites
throughout the county, ^gistra-
tion is flee and open to people
under the age of 15. Finals will be
at Brinson Memorial Elementary
School July 28. Trophies and
prizes will awarded.
DAY CAMPS
Summer day camps will begin
June 20. Camps will provide
well-rounded recreation^ activi
ties for youth ages 6-lS. Loca
tions include Bangert
Elementary, Bridgeton
Elementary, Ft. Barnwell
Etehientary, Harlowe, Brinson,
Jasper, Pembroke, Perrytown,
River Bend and Vanceboro.
Camps will run Mondays
through Fridays flom 9:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. Registration fee is $5 for
the six-week session. For more
information, call the Craven
County Recreation and Parks
Department at 836-6606.
PIZZA HUT CLASSIC
The Craven County Recreation
and Parks Dept, will host the
annual Pizza Hut Class tennis
tournament July 15-17 at Craven
Community College. The tourna
ment consists of ladies’ singles
and doubles, men's singles and
doubles and mixed-doubles
play. Players must be at least 16-
years-old. Balls and a t-shirt will
be provided by the Recreation
Departmet. Registration fee is
$10 for singles and $15 for dou
bles. Registration forms must be
received not later than 5 p.m.
July 11. For more information,
call 636-6606, ext. 137.
TENNIS LESSONS
The Craven County Recreation
and Parks Dept, will offer begin
ner, advanced beginner and in
termediate tennis lessons for
youth and adults in June and
running through August. The
cost is $10 for four weeks and pie-
registration is required. For more
information, call 636-6606, ext.
137.
YOUTH SOFTBALL
Youth softball begins June 27.
Any boy or girl between the ages
of 10 and 15 interested in playing
should call the Craven County
Recreation and Parks Dept, at
636-6606, exL 137 to sign up be
fore June 15.
T-BALLTEAM
Anyone between the ages of 6
and 8 interested in participating
on the Twin Rivers YMCA T-Ball
team should call 638-8799 or
come by the YMCA to register.
Games will be played at H.J.
MacDonald School.
COUNSELORS NEEDED
The Twin Rivers YMCA is now
hiring counselors for its summer
day camp. The job includes plan
ning activities, supervising chil
dren 5- to 14-years-old and parti
cipating in programs. Previous
experience in working with chil
dren is desired. Anyone in
terested must fill out an applica
tion at the YMCA. For more in
formation, contact the YMCA at
'’838-8799.
SWIM LESSONS
The Twin Rivers YMCA is now
registering participants for its
swim lessons. The lessons, for in
fants to adults, begin June 20.
For more information, call 638-
8799.
POOL OPENS
The Twin Rivers YMCA pool
opened May 21. Come by the
YMCA to register for a pool
membership.
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A bird hunter bought an expen
sive parrot and shipped it to his
wife. When it arrived, she killed
it, dressed it and baked it.
That evening the husband call
ed to check on his bird. "Do you
like it?” he asked. "I can’t tell
now," she answered. "It’s in the
oven baking.”
"In the oven?” he cried. "That
parrot spoke seven languages."
"Then,” she asked, "why
didn't he say something?"
That’s a good question, isn’t
it?
Most of our church members
are silent in many languages, but
vocal in none.
But the Living Bible says, "Has
the Lord redeemed you? Then
speak out."
Are you a Christian? Why don’t
you say something? Like the Bi
ble says, "Tell olhers He has
saved you."
SUMMER PROGRAMS
The Twin Rivers YMCA Is con
ducting pre-registration for its
various summer day programs
for the 1988 summer sessions.
Camp Small Try — designed for
five-year-old children. Camp
Discovery — for children be
tween the ages of six and 10.
Adventure Club — for children
between the ages of II and 14.
Counselor-In-'fraining (CIT) —
designed for 15- to 17-year-olds.
Leadership skills will be taught
to those who want to be trained
as future summer counselors.
For more information, contact
the YMCA at 638-8799.
TENNIS LESSONS
The Craven County Recreation
and Parks Department will be
holding tennis classes at Brinson
Elementary, Craven Community
College, Havelock High School
and Vanceboro Farm Life
Elementary. Classes can be made
available for youth and adults,
beginners to advanced. For more
information contact the depart
ment at 636-6606.
DRIVERS NEEDED
Drivers are needed to transport
people for the Council on Aging
from Vanceboro to doctors
appointments. Mileage will be
paid. Contact Camille at 638-
2118.
YOUTH SOFTBALL
The Craven County Recreation
and Parks Department is cur
rently accepting registration for
youth softl^l for boys and girls
ages 10-lSasof Aug. 1,1988. ^g-
istration forms may be obtain^
by calling 636-6606 Mondays
through F^days between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m. Anyone interested in
coaching should contact the de
partment.
8W1MHINC LESSONS
The Craven County Recreation
and Parks Department will hold
swimming lessons this year at
Fox Chase Village’s back pool
and Carolina Pines. Classes will
be available during the week and
Saturdays. Classes will begin
June 13 and 18, for beginners
through junior lifesavers. Certi
fied instructors will teach the
classes. Pre-registration is re
quired and the registration fee is
92 per class. For more informa
tion and to register call 6368606.
SPRING PROGRAMS
The Twin Rivers YMCA is now
conducting registration for its
spring session programs. The
programs include Keiser-Cam II
fitness classes, low-impact aero
bics, jazzercise, basic exercise
and stretching, small fry instruc
tional soccer, active older adult
exercise, karate, youth gymnas
tics and more. Call 638-8799 for
more information.
JOB TRAINING
Job Training Partnership Act
Summer Youth Employment ap
plications may be obtained at
any of the high schools or middle
schools in Craven County. They
will also be available at the Em
ployment Security Commission
office. Applicants must be 14 to
21 years of age and wiU be re
quired to meet specific economic
Sidelines. For more informa
tion contact Trudy Nelson at
ESC or Amy Hazel and Terri
Campbell at the county board of
education at 633-2133.
VOLLEYBALL
The Twin Rivers YMCA is reg
istering teams for the coed re
creational volleyball league. The
league is designed for maximum
eivjoyment and exercise for men
and women. Matches will be
played on Monday evenings.
Contact the YMCA at 638-8799
for more information.
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