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GreeEje wins
1st place
in OiYxnplcs
The Town of Greece I*arks
and R eci^tion Departmirat is’
extremely prpud to announce
that our-playground youngsters
won first place, honors at the
JU onm e (lo n n ly J u n io r Olyrri-
I
pics heid at R I T. August 4th.
A team of 40 youngsters, 9-14
years of age, represented the 18
playgrounds within the Town of
G reece and scored a total of 82
points^ a recordhigh for Monroe
County junior Olympic com­
petition. The youngsters
qualified for the event
the
Greece Junior Olympics held on
July 2ist a t Arcadia High
School.
Our- youngsters did well
enough to win a gold, silver or
bronze medal in 22 of the 30
events which consisted of
dashes, relay races, ^ and 4 ^
yard runs, softball throws, and
a running long jump.
• The following children won
medals in their age groups:
GIRLS 9 and 10 SOFTBALL
THROW - Kathy Servas, 1st
Place; 200 YARD RELAY Colleen Burruto and 3rd Place
tie Julie Rivers, Susie Cohtes,
Kim Larson; 220 YARD RUN P at Lachlin, 1st Place. •
BOYS 9-10, 50 YARD DASH Jeff Proud, 2nd Place; 220
YARD RUN - Eamon Carozzi,
1st Place; RUNNING LONG
JUMP - Jeff Prwid, 2nd Place;
200 YARD RELAY TEAM - 1st
P lace, Jeff Proud, Dean
Salvaggio, John Toscano, Dave
-Rizzo^
GIRLS 11-12 75 YARD DASH Marlene List, 2nd Place; 440
YARD RUN - Marlene List, 2nd
Place; SOFTBALL THROW liisa- McKay, 1st P lace;
RUNNING LONG JUM P Marlene List, 1st Place; 200
YARD RELAY TEAM - Jackie
P u rpura, Sandy Cardillo,
Colleen O’Keefe, Lisa Bovenzi.
BOYS'11-12 75 YARDDASErKevin M6ore, 1st Place; 440
YARD RUN - Kevin Moore, 2nd
P lace; RUNNING LONG
JUMP - Kevin Moore, 1st Place.
GIRLS 13-14 440 YARD RUN Lori' Martell, 1st Place; 200
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O’Keefe, Maureen Kretchmer,
^"b OTs T s-M 100 YARD DASH Steve Siverd, 1st Place; 440
YARD RUN - Steve Siverd, 3rd
Place; SOFTBALL THROW Todd Stondham, 3rd Place;
RUNNING LONG JUMP Steve Siverd, 1st Place; 200
YARD RELAY TEAM - Dave
, Hasenhauer, Tim Alletto, Doug
Hawryliak, Paul latomasi, 2nd
Team participants and
alternates included: Mike
Coates, D ave Kane, Dick
— RhDrberg,^^imrRappr-Glenna^
Hodge, Tom" N atalie, Sam
Rizzo, Mike Capon, A ^ e Sch­
midt and Dawn Larson.
-----ThFeotireGre^K-RecreationandPlayground staff would like
to commend all of the
youngsters not only for a fine
perform ance, but also for
conducting them selves as
young ladies and gentlemen
who know the true meaning of
the word sportsmanship. They
feel that it is important to see
chUdren enjoy themselves and
perform a t their best, but even
more important is the ability to
accept these achievem ents
gracefully. .
'
The staff says “Thanks kids,
for a job well done!*’
If it's in Greece,
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