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For all you energetic seniors who are raring to go after this long cold winter, get Senior Games coming ready for the annual regional Senior Games to be held in Cambridge, June 4. The founding games were organized in Kitchener/Waterloo in 1982. What began as a small recreâ€" ational activity for active older adults has since grown to a provincewide event, under the umbrella of the Ontario Senior Games Association founded shortly after. Waterloo/Wellington region is part of district #26. The games are held in a differâ€" ent town in each of the eight regions annually. RRERRREIIEIL {epuUy Last year the games were held in Guelph. This year Cambridge will be the host city, and organizers are going all out to make the event bigâ€" get and better than ever before. Anyone over the age of 55 and living in Waterloo or Wellington Counties is eligible to compete in the games, and about 900 participants tumed out last year to play 24 differâ€" ent sponts. BACSRisls It doesn‘t matter what level of activity you are capable of, there is something for everyâ€" one with both active and pasâ€" sive activities. Events are divided by age and gender to give as many people as possible the chance to compete. The organizing committee is looking at venues all across Cambridge and events on the program will include bowling, snooker, tennis, badminton, swimming, . golf, â€" cycling, bridge, euchre and even scrabble. For more information conâ€" tact local seniors centres, serâ€" vice clubs or other senior groups starting in March. Members of the Wilfrid Laurier University swim team held a 24â€"hour swimâ€" aâ€"thon to raise money for the Special Olympics swim team. More than $1,000 was raised by the event that featured a special celebrity challenge race on Friday afternoon. Taking part in the rubber life preserver challenge was WLU athletic director Peter Baxter, picâ€" tured left doing a stroke he called the turbo dog padâ€" dle. In the drink for Special Olympics so8 vRBANAC PHOTO Kâ€"W divers top out at meet Level 1 divers from the Kâ€" W Diving Club attended the John Dickinson Invitational, held in Etobicoke the weekâ€" end of March 3â€"4. Alex Naylor placed first in the threeâ€"metre event . for BoesrAason srroRng 132 Queen Street South Kitchener e LAWNMOWERS â€"~~~ SCHLICHTERS on boys 14 to 15 age group with a score of 186.1. â€" Rebecca Barras, diving her personal best in the Girds Open oneâ€"metre, came in second with a score of 229.45. 745â€"5689