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March 11, 2010

Buhl Rec offers list of programs

SHARON — Buhl Community Recreation Center, Sharon, is accepting registrations for these programs:

• Sit & Fit with Linda Leetch at 11 a.m. Mondays and Fridays starting Monday in the Willson Room. The program focuses on coordination, flexibility, strength and balance with healthy snacks, conversation and fun. Free for club members; others, $15.

• Fun with Eric Carle Stories and Crafts for ages 2 and 3 and parent/parents for 6 weeks, starting March 27, depending on class size. All crafts will coordinate with the story of the day. Free for club members; others, $15.

• Fun Time Gym is designed to teach 3- and 4-year-olds confidence and how to follow directions, participate in activities such as rhythmics, games and relays, ball handling, obstacle courses, parachute play and tandem exercises to develop and enhance gross motor skills. Starting date will be adjusted depending on how many students and families sign up. Free for club members; others, $15.

• Raise the Roof Dodge Ball Tournament at 10 a.m. April 17 for $7 a player. Each player receives a T-shirt. Call 724-347-3314 or 724-981-3700 or e-mail jkweino@msn.com for registration or information.

• Buhl Nursery School. Call Carol Davis at 724-981-3700 to register children for the Toddler, Nursery School and Pre-K classes.

• Real Life Situations/Self Defense Strategies — The eight-week session for women will focus on awareness, avoidance and how to take action when necessary. To register, call Ron Sanders at 330-876-0519 or e-mail ronsan29@aol.com.

Qualified volunteers are needed for bocce, T-ball, basketball, crafts, jewelrymaking, scrapbooking, art classes, chess, etc. For information, contact Debbie at 724-981-3700.

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