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SENtOR GAMES ARE ALMOST HERE · May 15, 16, and 17 ARE YOU READY? Older adults who are at least 55 years old are invited to participate in events, serve as volunteers or come to cheer the participants on to victory. Don't miss the t'un[ Here's how to get involved: Registration forms for events can be picked up in Concord at Cabarrus County Parks and Recreation Department, Concord Parks and Recreation Depart- merit, Office of Aging Services, Kale Lawing, K & W Cafeteria and Phidippides. In Kannapolis forms are .available at the YMCA Senior Center, the Y and the Daily Independent. Pre-registration deadline is May 1 butyou can register on the dayof the event up to 30 minutes before the event begins. First, second, and third place winners in each event and age category will be invited to attend the Statewide Senior Games in Raleigh on October 3-6. For places and times of each event, call Robin at 785-D149. Meal Reservations: The Steering Committee is planning two meals. Cookout (usually called Mayfest) Wednesday, May 1,5, Noon, Myers P~rk- C~pe,~ to vo!unteers End senior citizens Reservations re- (luffed. No charge but donations accepted. If you are planning to attend the coo!:out on May 15, you must make a cookout reservation by MAY 13 by calling Sharon or Patsy at 786-7141. Clubs may make group reservations by mailing a list of names of members planning to attend the cookout to CABARRUS SENIOR GAMES. P.O. Box 707. Concord, NC 28026-0707. Chicken Dinner , Friday, May 17, Sc00 pm, Frank Liske Park, Free to all registered event participants, staff and volunteers. S3.50 for all others. Tickets required. Tickets for the chicken dinner may be purchased by May 14. at Cabarrus County Parks a~d Recreation Department, Concord Parks and Recrea- tion Department. Office of Aging Services and the YMCA Senior Center. On May 15 and 16, dinner tickets can be purchased at the Games. Tickets ~11 NOT be available May 17. Registered event parti- cipants will receive their dinner ticket in registration packet. Volunteers: There is so much that volunteers can do on these three days. Can you help with the hospi- tality booth, game events, opening or closing cere- monies, or serve meals on one of these days? It's easy to volunteer. Call Judy at 786-7141. She will see that the Volunteer Coordinator designates a time and place for you to be during the Games. Call Kathy at 786-7141 or Joan at 786-7411 for more information. LET THE SENIOR GAMES BEGIN