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Show Recreation Programs Opened Tue day Summer recreation su ,-,, i(.ui swing Tuesday evening, v:JCu!'.og to Miss Laura Banner, re . ci-rector. ci-rector. ' Tlie first girls' softb. . lilies ;1 the season were player - the following results: i Second ward defeated . v.-tird: Linden defeated "vVh.-jr: '. . O dance was enjoyed on the tennis 1 courts. The US'O dances are sponsored spon-sored especially for the soldiers at the local camp. All girls attending must go with her ward group with ' a Mutual officer or representative I chaperoning, and must leave the ' dance with the same group, go to ' the home where they met and dis-band dis-band from there, and any girl refusing re-fusing to comply with, these rules will be banned from further dances. The crowd last night was not as large as had been expected but a very good time was enjoyed. Chaperones last Tuesday night included: in-cluded: First ward, Mrs. Ertman Christensen; third ward, Mrs. George Nielson; Linden, Miss Edna Gillman. Date of the next USO dance will be announced later. The next Tuesday night dance at the tennis court will be for all dance-loving young people. Miss Banner also announces that registration for summer activity will be held Monday, June 9. Playground Schedule Registration Monday, June 8, for children of working mothers. Any working mothers who would like to have the playground operate on an eight hour basis so that they could come and leave the child at 8 a. m. and call for it at 4 p. m. please register Monday, June 8 with any of the supervisors of the playground. play-ground. If more than 10 wish this service plans will be drawn up to keep the youngsters all day and provide for them to take a nap and have their lunch. This is for children from five years and older. It is on the order of the play school. Dancing, Miss Lauar Banner: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, tumbling at 1:30; tap at 2:30; creative cre-ative ballet at 3 p. m. Two programs pro-grams will be given, one on Strawberry Straw-berry day, the other at the closing of the park. Speech, Miss Laura Banner: Thursday, ages 6 to 0, 2 p. m.; 11 to 16, at 3 p. m. Thursday, plays will be specialized in. Handicraft, Mrs. Margaret Meeks: Useful articles will be the specialty. 3 to 7 years at 1:30; 8 to 11 years, 2:30; 12 to 16 years, 3:30. Sand stories and songs, Mrs. Margaret Mar-garet Devereaux: 8 to 11 years, 1:30; 3 to 7 years, 2:30, All kiddies wishing wish-ing to go swimming on Fridays please contact the park leaders. Next week's schedule of ball games: Men's Softball, June 8 Army vs. second ward, 7 p. m.; third ward vs. Windsor, 8 p. m.; Army 2 vs. Linden, 9 p. m. June 10 First ward vs. Linden, 7 p. m.; second ward vs. Windsor, 8 p. m.; Army 1 vs. Manila, 9 p. m. June 12 Linden vs. Windsor, 7 p. m.; Manila vs. first wpxd. 8 p. m.; second ward vs. Army 2, 9 p. m. Girls' schedule: June 9 Manila vs. Windsor, 6 p. m.; third ward vs. first ward, 7 p. m. |
