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On Saturday, July 16, join
the Southern Butler County
Garden Club for ideas and
inspiration by visiting some
beautiful blooming gardens!
In its eighth year, the SBCGC
Tour will be presented in
association with the
Zelienople Historical Society.
Several of the homes on the tour are located in Zelienople and
Harmony. Proceeds from the tour will be donated to local
community-based projects and organizations including local libraries,
VOICe and The Zelie Garden Project. For more information about
tickets and other details, visit southernbutlercountygardenclub.org.

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The Goddard School’s
Summer Camp offers a
broad range of programs
and mini camps crafted to pique the interest and
curiosity of every child; there is something for
everybody!
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to music students of exceptional talent who are residents of Allegheny
and Washington counties.
Instrumentalists must be under 26 years of age by June 1, 2016.
Voice students must be under 30.
Contestants must be full-time music majors currently enrolled in
a music school or in the music department of a college or university.
Graduating high school students are eligible if they have been
accepted for admission and will enroll as full-time music majors in the
fall of 2016.
Payment of the scholarship will be made directly to the winners
the day of the competition. For applications and information, contact
Toni Kvederis, Competition Chairman, at 412. 220.3080. The
deadline for applications is Apr. 15.

Call today to enroll!

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COACH DAVE GRAY BRINGS
GAME PERFORMANCE
TRAINING TO CRANBERRY
The root of success in every sport involves a handful of basic
movements including running, jumping and overall coordination.
Starting Mar. 22, Coach Dave Gray’s CDG Sports will offer six
hour‑long sessions for young athletes in Cranberry Township who are
seeking to build those foundational skills.
Game Play Performance 1.0 is a session for children 6 to 8 years
of age; Game Play Performance 2.0 is for those 9 through 12. Both
sessions meet on Tuesday evenings, from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Municipal
Center gymnasium. In addition to speed, strength and agility, the
classes focus on building endurance, mobility and flexibility, all while
having fun.
Other CDG Sports offerings this spring include two age-grouped
sections of flag football over five weeks starting Mar. 20, and a
four‑week offering of Outdoor Fitness Adventure, starting Apr. 6, for
boys and girls ages 8 through 12.
Registration for all offerings is available in person at the
Information Desk of the Parks & Recreation department, by phone
at 724.779.4FUN (4386), or online at the township’s website,
Cranberry4FUN.com/Register. Fees vary and are payable at the
time of registration. See the current program guide or look online for
details. ■

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