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- ._ . r.rw.�.��rwr��rur�rrr�r�rnrr . . ._. ' � � RECREATION DIVISION MONTHLY REPORT MAY 1978 CENTER OPERATIONS & SPECIAL INTEREST CLASSES Special interest classes for spring are coming to a close and registra- tion for sumrier classes began on May 30. Luke Air Force Band returned to Redwood City and provided an excellent concert downtown at lunchtime on May 1 . Approximately l50 people attended. Comnunity Activities Build�ing The Salvation Army held its annual luncheon on May 26, 1978. On May 28, a Cat Show was held at the C.A.B. It was extremely well attended and cats from all over California were shown and judged. Veterans Building The Polynesian Dance Class under the direction of Iris Dragon put on a beautiful recital for the public on May 23, in the Little Theater. Over 200 people attended and enjoyed a very delightful show and refreshments were furnished by the class. The Annual Flower and Art Show took place May 20, 21 , at the Veterans Building. This year was outstanding for displays from entrants. Flowers were in abundance and, of course, were the highlights of the show along with oil paintings, water color paintings, sculptures, etc. Hoover Program A special Cinco de Mayo program was held at Hoover School on Thursday, May 4. A soccer game was scheduled in the afternoon followed by a big pot luck dinner for students and their families and friends. Special dances, songs and entertainment was put on by the various classes. Over 600 people attended and enjoyed a delightful program. A scuba diving demonstration was held at Hoover pool at lunchtime on May 24, for the students. It was a well-attended, successful activity. Red Morton Center The Second Annual Teen Variety Show was held May 17 with performers from Hoover, Kennedy and McKinley Junior High Schools displaying their talent to a full house at the Veterans Memorial Building's Little Theater. The -9-