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Great Northwoods Journal
May 17, 2008
Col. Town Recreation
summer schedule
The summer programs schedule is
complete and registration forms will be
accepted. Brochures will be going home
with children from school this week. Our
web site at www.coloneltown.com will be
updated with all the summer information. Please Note: signups for swim lessons and other pool activities will be
held on Wednesday, June 4, from 4-7.
The following is a summary of the programs we will be offering:
CAMPS
Basketball Camp (Grades 1-4 and 58) – July 10: Children entering grades 14 will be from 8:30-10 a.m., grades 5-8
from 10-12:30. This fun-filled week is for
boys and girls who want to improve their
basketball fundamentals. During the
week we will work on shooting, passing,
dribbling and one-one-one skills. On the
defensive side of the ball we will concentrate on man-to-man defense concepts.
The campers will participate in games
and contests like hot shot, foul shooting,
relays, 3-on-3 and dribble knockout.
Campers should bring a healthy snack
and drink. Camp will be instructed by
Mike Curtis.
Challenger British Soccer Camp
(Grades 1-5 and 6-12) – August 4-8:
Grades 1-5 will be from 9-12 and grades
6-12 from 5-8. This soccer camp is now
the largest youth soccer camp in the
U.S., coaching around 80,000 boys and
girls! Emphasis is placed on individual
skill development, mastery of core techniques and tactical awareness. Each
camper will receive a free ball and shirt.
30
th
Register at www.challengersports.com
at least 45 days prior to camp to receive
a free replica jersey. Be sure to check out
the Host-A-Coach Program—those who
host one of the coaches during this week
of camp will receive a voucher, which
can be redeemed for British Soccer merchandise or a rebate for the entry fee.
Dance
Camp
–
Exploring
Choreography of all Kinds of Dance
(Ages 4-6 and 7-12) – July 14-17: Ages 46 will be from 2-3 p.m. and ages 7-12
from 3-4:30. This camp will be taught by
dance instructor Danielle Discenzo. Kids
enjoy creating new “dance moves”. This
will be a terrific opportunity for them to
create those moves, as well as learn
some new ones. Children who are six
years old and have taken a dance class
will have the option of joining the older
group at 3:00.
Field Hockey (Grades 3-5 and 6-8) –
July 28-31: players entering grades 3-5
will be from 9-11 a.m. and grades 6-8
from 1-3. Children will have a great time
learning to play Field Hockey. Some of
the skills players will learn are dribbling, passing, tackling and much more!
This program will be taught by middle
school coaches Jeanine LaBounty and
Jennifer Rideout. Players have the
option to purchase a starter kit, which
consists of a TK field hockey stick, practice ball, mouth guard and a pair of shin
guards. The deadline to order starter
kits is July 10.
Gymnastics Camp (Ages 5-12) –
August 11-14: Jackie Schanlaber will be
leading this fun-packed gymnastics
camp. Learn some new skills or reinforce the old ones. We’ll have lots of fitness and fun on the bars, vault, beam
and tumbling. Relay races, jump rope,
hula hoops and water balloons add fun
to the gym skills for our summer camp.
Campers should bring water bottles;
healthy snacks will be provided. NOTE:
need a minimum of 6 participants, maximum of 12.
Momentum Theatre Camp (Ages 5-
14) – August 25-27: Two sessions will be
offered, the first from 9-11 a.m., the second from 12-2. Participants will work
with the Momentum Touring Theatre
Company on the different artistic and
technical aspects of theatre. During the
week, the students will be taught mime,
puppetry, theatre sport, Improvisation,
and various circus skills. This should be
lots of fun – don’t miss out! NOTE: need
a minimum of 10 participants in each
session.
Pick Up Baseball & Softball (Ages 812) – July 28-31: Each day we’ll get
warmed up, pick teams and play ball
from 9:30-12:00. All skill levels are welcome!
Soccer Camp (Grades 1-4 and 5-8) –
June 23-26: Children entering grades 14 will be from 9-10:30 a.m., grades 5-8
from 10:30-12:30. Coach Lindsay
Eastman and the Colonel Town staff
Col. Town ------------------(Continued on Page 18)
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Rumors ---------------------- hard-charging Alan Wilson and
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doing good, there’s a bit of a
bull’s-eye on you,” Earnhardt
said. “I think he knows that.”
Stay tuned, the perfect storm
has just begun to form.
• Riverside Speedway opened
their doors last weekend to a
large crowd and hot weather.
The PASS Outlaw Late Models
returned to the tough quartermile track for a 100-lap event
that came down to a greenwhite-checkered finish that saw
Mike Harnish get the jump on a
hold on for the win. Mark Lucas
nailed down the win the PASS
Mods 40-lap main event. Home
town driver, Brian Gosselin battled with cross town rival Luke
Shannon for the entire 30-lap
Super Stock event before finding
his way under the checkers.
• In a war of attrition, Tony
Stewart beat Nationwide Series
point’s leader Clint Bowyer to
the finish line to win Friday
night’s Diamond Hill Plywood
200 at Darlington Raceway. In a
two-lap green-white-checkered
run to the checkers Stewart
pulled ahead of Bowyer to post
his fourth win in just six series
starts in 2008. It was the eighth
Nationwide Series win for the
No 20 team in 12 races this season with three different Joe
Gibbs Racing drivers. “It’s this
team behind us and this team at
Joe Gibbs Racing,” Stewart
boasted in victory lane. “We just
took it easy in the beginning and
tried to bide our time and take
care of the car and take care of
the tires and have something for
them when it came to the end.”
The race ending overtime came
as a result of a late race restart
May 17, 2008
with three laps remaining,
when Mark Martin stalled in
the second position triggering a
six-car wreck that took out half
of the top-10 runners and
prompted NASCAR to halt the
race for cleanup. David
Reutimann edged Todd Bodine
for third and Steve Wallace beat
teammate David Stremme to
the line for fifth. Ironically polesitter Carl Edwards, who
entered the event second in the
series standings, chose to start
the race on the outside of
Bowyer, the second place qualifier, but scraped the wall while
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battling with Bowyer on the
opening lap. On lap 2, Edwards’
race ended prematurely when
his No 60 Roush Fenway Ford
blew the right front tire and
slammed the Turn 3 wall.
• A year ago it was all
Hendrick Racing heading into
Darlington, this season it’s a
trio of Richard Childress Racing
drivers that dominate the top
five in the Sprint Cup Series
point standings. Clint Bowyer’s
win at Richmond International
Raceway moved him from seventh to fourth in the standings.
Jeff Burton, the point’s leader
for four consecutive weeks,
moved down a spot to second,
while Kevin Harvick climbed a
spot to fifth. Bowyer and Burton
have each paid a visit to victory
lane this year. The three RCR
drivers have combined to tally
19 top-10 and eight top-five finishes. Team Owner Richard
Childress likes the chemistry
his three teams are displaying.
“I think it shows the consistency
and teamwork we’re working
with at RCR right now,” said the
team owner. “We’re not resting
on what we’ve accomplished at
all, but it is good knowing we
have things headed in the right
direction at this point in the season.”
• Garage Garble •
• Some people are saying
that Bobby Labonte has renewed his contract with Petty
Enterprises, if so the signed
papers haven’t surfaced.
• UPS is saying it’s not negotiating with other teams for
next season, which in the true
sense of the word is correct. But
aren’t we mincing words here.
They are in the sponsor market
and are talking. Carl Edwards
in the Roush Fenway Racing
No. 99 Ford is the forerunner of
the teams they are not negotiating with. Office Depot wants to
race, but the Roush-Edwards
price tag is pretty dear. Edwards is the hottest thing going;
when he wins, the patented
back-flip gets him more media
attention and the resulting
exposure than other drivers.
Martin Truex Jr. and his
future seem to be the hot topic
in the garage area with his
name popping up with many interested teams. Many thought
that DEI would be suffering
without Junior in the house but
the fact is the organization is
much better than last season.
• What they’re Saying •
• “Our brand is well known.
The place is supported by our
stars. They talk positively about
it. They kind of revere it. We’ve
got 50-plus years of comments,
quotes and moments to back up
the fact that we are one of the
toughest tracks on the circuit,
and one of the most unique. And
we need to make sure everybody
understands that.”
—Darlington Raceway
President Chris Browning.
• Next Lap •
• The Sprint Cup Series
moves to Lowe’s Motor
Speedway for the Sprint AllStar race on Saturday, May 17.
The non-championship points
More rumors ---------------(Continued on Page 17)