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RECREATION DIVISION MONTHLY REPORT MARCH 1977 CENTER OPERATIONS & SPECIAL INTEREST CLASSES The 14th Annual Peninsula Hills Junior Women ' s Club Antique Show was held on March 18 , 19 and 20 at the Community Activities Building . The show was a success , as usual , and drew a good crowd . The Department received $500 which will be used to provide scholarships for children to partici - pate in summer recreation programs . The GUIDE program for Latino students from Sequoia began March 17 , with an orientation and speaker from the Labor Department in Oakland . The March 23 session was on interviewing and filling out applications . Approximately 50 students attended instead of the anticipated 30 . On March 31 , the group was given a tour of the Municipal Services Center including the auto shop , the park nursery , equipment and the Water Department . The students seem enthusiastic and interested in the pro- gram . Five more sessions are planned to include the Sheriff ' s Depart - ment , the San Francisco Airport , Wells Fargo Bank , the Fair Oaks Com- munity Center library and College of San Mateo . The Friends of the Library Book Sale is scheduled for April 1 , 2 & 3 at the Veterans Memorial Building . Redwood City Community Theater produced the play " Damn Yankees " during March at the Veterans Building . Winter special interest classes ended in March and sign ups for spring classes began March 28 . Red Morton Center Noon-Time Programs ( Junior High ) Hoover - Big event this month was a St . Patricks Record Dance . Refreshments were provided by parents and students with over 150 students attending . " Slave Day " , a special event at the school , was a great success . McKinley- This has been one of the better months with both the student council and administration involved in the plan - ning process . Scheduled programs were carried out and par- ticipation and cooperation was excellent . -8 -