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Show Play Program To Be Launched Monday Provide Activities For Vacation Days; Softball Is Popular At Lighted Park VARIED SPORTS TO BE FEATURE OF PROGRAM A planned recreation program to take In all persons wishing to participate, par-ticipate, will be launched here Monday, Mon-day, June 6, Jesse M. Walker, Recreation Rec-reation committee chairman, and recreation leaders announced. With men's softball play already going on and attracting large crowds at the lighted softball diamond, the program will be In full swing when other activities are started in the coming week. Recreation supervisors are Leo Nelson, D. Grant Ingersoll and Miss Lue Groesbeck. All boys of age eligible for American Amer-ican Legion baseball competition (12 to 17 years) will meet Monday at 5 o'clock at the high school, Leo Kelson Kel-son announced this week. A league will be organized and a team picked to play Payson. American Fork Post No. 49, Amer-I Amer-I ican Legion, is sponsoring the league I for American Fork and Alpine. All I equipment has been collected, purchased pur-chased and centered with the recre- ation leaders, who will have charge of registering the boys and placing them on teams. Softball leagues for boys between the ages of 11 and 15 years will be organized also, the supervisors said. All boys and girls Interested in forming a tennis tournament should hand their names to Leo Nelson, Grant Ingersoll and Lue Groesbeck. These leagues shall include ages of 12 and under, 12 and over. Softball leagues for girls and women wo-men w7ill be organized during the coming week. Monday will be registration reg-istration day for dancing classes. All children from the ages of five and over are invited to come. There will be at least two activities activi-ties a week for the children it was announced. It is desired that parents par-ents cooperate with the recreation committee to put over the outlined program. Mr. Nelson said. The sum- mer schedule follows: Children 6-12 Tears Mondays Dancing, 8 a. m., Harrington Har-rington school; Tuesdays Storytelling, Story-telling, 4 p. m., city hall; Wednesdays, Wednes-days, handicraft; Thursdays, supervised super-vised games, 3 to 5 p. m.; Friday, open. Girls and Women Mondays Dancing, Harrington school; Tuesdays Softball, high school, 4 to 7 p. m.; Wednesdays-Handicraft; Wednesdays-Handicraft; Thursdays Softball, high school, 4 to 7 p. m.; Fridays Handicraft, 2 to 5 p. m. Boys Mondays Handicraft, high school, 2 to 5 p. m.; Tuesdays American Legion baseball (12-17 years), high school, 4 p. m.; Wednesdays Wed-nesdays Open; Thursdays American Ameri-can Legion baseball, high school. 4 p. m.; Fridays Open. Adults Mondays Softball, Commercial league, 7 to 9 p. m.; Tuesdays Softball, Soft-ball, Recreation league, 7 to 9 p. m.; Wednesdays Band concert; Thursdays Thurs-days Softball, Commercial league, 7 to 9 p. m.; Fridays Softball, Recreation Rec-reation league, 7 to 9 p. m. Daily Activities Tennis, 6 a. m. to 6 p. m.; Volley ball. o |
