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Warsaw
Recreation
Parks News
By George lioyd
Wc are very busy with all sorts of
indoor activities for all ages. We
have PeeWee, Midget, Jr. High, Sr.
High and Adult basketball, Men's
and Laides volleyball and Ladies'
Slimnastics.
Ladies Slimnastics ? A new ladies
exercise class will begin On Feb. 7 at
6:30 at the Warsaw Elementary
School. The class is open to anyone
wishing to tone up, trim down or just
get in some good aerobic, and other
exercise along with learning diets
that are tasty and good for you. Also
uus year, someining new nas oeen
introduced. We will have exercise
class with ladies over 50 or for those
who want a more modified exercise
program designed especially for
them. Both classes will be taught by
Linda Beck.
Adult Basketball - Our adult
basketball season begins Friday
night. Come out and watch your
favorite team play. Jr. High and Sr.
High games begin on Feb. 4th.
Last week's results: Monday, Jan.
21, PeeWee Basketball: Duke d.
Carolina, Bullets tied State. Tue
sday, Jan. 22 Adult Volleyball:
Tar Heels d. Bandits, Trouble d.
Unpredictables. Gophers d. Twisted
Sisters, Jammers d. Lady Aces,
Rockets d. No Names, Motley Crew
d. Faison Fire Dept. Wed., Jan. 23 -
PeeWee Basketball: State d. Caro
lina, Bullets d. Duke, Thurs. Jan. 24.
Midget Basketball; Supersonics d.
Duke, 76ers d. Kings. Adult Volley
ball. Lady Aces d. Trouble, Unpre
dictables d. Gophers, Jammers d.
Twisted Sisters, Tar Heels d. No
Names, Friendly Mart d. Faison Fire
Dept., Rockets d. Motley Crew
Next week's Schedule: Monday,
Feb. 4, 5:00, State vs. Carolina; 5:45
Rullptc vq HiiIcp Mr Hioh\
Duke vs. Carolina; State vs. Wake
Forest; (Sr. High) 8:10, Bruins vs.
Jaguars; 9:00 Cougars vs. Bruins.
Tuesday, Feb. 5th: (Midget Basket
ball), 4:30 Big 5 vs. Kings; 5:15
Supersonics vs. 76ers. (Adult
Volleyball) 6:20 Lady Aces vs.
Gophers, 7:00 Twisted Sisters vs.
Unpredictables, 7:40, Jammers vs.
Trouble, 8:20 Tar Heels vs. Friendly
Mart, 9:00 Bandits vs. Motley Crew,
9:40 Rockets vs. Faison Fire Dept.
Wed., Feb. 6 (Pee Wee Basketball);
5:00 Duke vs. State, 5:45 Carolina
vs. Bullets. Thur. Feb. 7th; (Midget
Basketball) 4:30 Supersonics vs.
Duke, 5:15 76ers vs. Kings. (Adult
Volleyball) 6:20 Jammers vs. Lady
Aces, 7:00 Trouble vs. Unpredic
tables, 7:40 Faison Fire Dept. vs. Tar
Heels, 8:20 Friendly Mart vs. Ban
dits, 9:00 Motley Crew vs. No
Names, 9:40 Twisted Sisters vs.
Gophers. Friday: Adult Basketball.
Saturday: Girls Basketball with 1-4
grades at 10:00 and 5-6th grades at
11 a.m.
On Feb. 9th we will have our next
Valentine's Day Dance. The dance is
for all junior high^ged students and
will be from 8-11. If you haven't
attended, you owe it to yourself to
give it a try. The admission is only
S1.50 per person. Refreshments are
provided by the volunteer chape
rones. If you'd like to bring some
goodies and come enjoy with us, give
me a call at 293-7182. Also on Feb.
9th at 2:00 we are going to show a
movie for children of all ages. The
movie will be Walt Disney picture
with a cartoon before the main
attraction. Admission for this is only
50 cents and popcorn, drinks and
potato chips will be on sale for a
small charge.
We try to provide some activity for
everyone, so get involved at your
Recreation Department.
Life. Be In It.
Wood In Home
Construction
Two organizations are teaming up
on Feb. 15 to sponsor an area
meeting for those interested in the
use of wood in home construction.
The day-long meeting. which will be
held at the Wilmington Hilton Inn,
will be sponsored by the N.C. Home
Builders Association and the N.C.
Agricultural Extension Service.
Mae H. Spicer, Duplin County
home economics extension agent,
said the purpose of the meeting is to
offer builders, architects and others
interested practical information on
the use of wood in home construc
tion. Emphasis will be placed on cost
and energy-saving building tech
niques.
Spicer estimated that the infor
mation could save builders from $150
to $500 in the construction of an
average house. It could also result in
the wood lasting longer and being
more satisfactory to the homeowner.
She also said that the Wilmington
meeting is one of 10 such planned
across North Carolina in late January
and February. Speakers will come
from the extension service at N.C.
State University and the American
Plywood Association.
Persons interested in attending
should contact the Duplin County
Extension office or the local chapter
of the N.C. Home Builders Asso
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