The Lake County times., 1922-11-15
ELABORATE
PROGRAM FOR
FIELD HOUSE

4
| West Hammond's new Field House
dedicated Armistice Day. already has
a program OF social and athletic ac-
tivities outlined which will keep the
place in use practically every hour
/ this winter. There are still several
hours on the weeks schedule which
have rot been allotted but these
will probably be flled before anoth-
| er week. :.
C. T. Spade. physical director, su-
| pervises all activities and acts as
| instructor unless the groups bring
l-tf1eir own instructors. Karnston Ko-
bezka. who has police powers, takes
care of the building and aids in pre-
serving order. Mrs. c. Peters is
the lady attendant.
The building Is complete IN every
respect The auditorium floor Is
marked off for basketball, volley
| ball and indoor baseball Specta-
tors are seated in the gallery and
| on the stage.
| A locker room with s12 lockers ad-
| joins the shower baths which will
accommodate twenty at time. In
the north part of the building are
the executive offices and the rooms
| used for the dental and child well
fare clinics. The dental room has
the Same equipment as any other
dentists office and will have a DEN
hours.
The basement contains the kit
chen ard the heating plant. A dumb
waiter provides service between the
kitchen and the auditorium when
banquets are held. The heating plant
is ample to keep the entire building
at comfortabl temperature. A sep
arate smaller plant furnishes the
warm water for the showers. This
water is stored in a tank OF 1000
gallons capacity.
Monday evening without previous
announcement fully $50 boys attend
ed the different athletic classes.
Others have already arranged to
use the gym at different hours.
The schedule worked out by Dir
ector Spade may be changed from
time TO time. but for the present, II
Is as follows:
Monday (Men)-3 to D. m.
Eighth grade boys OF st. Andrews
school; to p. m. Wentworth high
school; 5 to 6 p. m. Boys 10 to IA
years; to p. n. open; to 8 p.
m. Neighborhood center boys; to
8 p. m. young men (employed).
Tuesday (Women)-1 70 p. m,
Girls of Burnham school; to 5 p.
m. girls 10 to II years: 5 to s p.
m. open; to p. m, girls IA to
IS years; Z to s p. m. open: to
p. m, young women (employed).
Wednesday (Men)-3 to .. m.
Boys Of Sixth and Seventh grade. st.
Andrews school: 3 to p. m. Went
worth high school; to p m, Boys
10 to IA years; s to I p. m. open;
to p. m. Neighborhood center
boys; s TO 9 p. m. business men.
Thursday (Womenl-5 to 4 r. m.
Girls Of St. Andrews school: to
p. m, Girls 20 to IA years: to
6 p. m. open; to p. m. Girls IA
to is years; to 5 p. m, Neighbor-
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mems class
Friday (Men)-1 to 4 p. m. boys
of Burnham school: to 5 p. m.
coys II to IA years: to p. m.
open; to $3.50 p. b Match games
for Wentworth high school
saturday-2:3o to p. m. story
telling for children under 10 years.
balance of day open for match gam
es.
sunday-open after 2:so p. m. for
young men.
II IS urged that working girls and
women take advantage of tho recre-
attonal hours which have been aliot
ted To them on the schedule. They
took keen interest in the swimming
pool last summer after hours con-
vcrient for them had been arranged.
The showers viii ha o7en Monday.
Wednesday and Friday from 2 to
$50 ?. m for men and on TUESDAY
and Thursday for women. They will
also be open on Saturday from 10
m. to II m. for women and from
to p. m. for men.