The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-08
RECREATION
PROGRAM TO
Open MONDAY
III. V. Loucks to Direct Citywide
Summer Plan Sponsored
by Kiwanis.
Registration of Youngsters Is
Scheduled Friday and
Saturday.

Following a successful campaign
for funds, a Kiwanis = sponsored
summer youth recreation program
in Glasgow will be launched Mon
day with H. V. Loucks, Nashua SUI
perintendent of schools and former
coach, as director. The program, di-
vided into play and groups,
will be for both younger children
and those of teen age.
Mr.. Loucks vas selected as super
visor by a youth recreation council
composed of Kiwanians, of which
o. II. Bundy is general chairman,
Ed Dawson treasurer and E. D. Ben
son purchasing agent. His suggested
recreation plan was approved by
the committee at a meeting Tues
day night.
All who wish to participate in the
program should register Friday and
Saturday this week, he said. Regis
tration will be from 9 to IL Friday
morning at the South Side school
and from 9 to II Saturday morning
at the North Side building. Each
chilo'S name and address, together
with home telephone number and
name of family physician is re-
quired.
Greeley Graduate
The supervisor is a graduate of
Colorado State College of Education
at Greeley. He coached at Dooley and
Brockway and vas coach during the
1928 school year at Nashua. The
past yea he has been Nashua u
perintendent of schools. Mrs. Loucks
is also a Greeley graduate in physical
education, taught at Southwestern
college in Winfield, Kans., and spent
one summer as supervisor of the
Alameda playground in Denver.
For the program, Mr.. BouckS has
divided the town into four play areas
and three play groups. Next weeks
calendar for each group follows:
Ages 6 to 8
Activities from $50 to IL at South
Side school. Supervised group games
Monday, group games and story tell
ing Tuesday, group games Wednes-
day. games and nature study Thurs
day and free choice of games or
other supervised activities Friday
morning. There will be no afternoon
program for younger children.
Ages Ten and Up
Morning program from $50 to
1880 at field north of civic center,
with organized team games Mon
day. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday mornings. Afternoon
schedule from 1870 to 3 at same
field. Each Saturday from 3 to 5
will be a special events" program.
Teen Age Group
Activities from 7 to $3.50 on Tues
day. wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings at high school field.
Both boys and girls softball, with
CONGREGATIONAL volleyball and equip
ment games. If enough adults are
interested, evening recreation at the
field also will be organized for them.
Bulletins on special activities dur
ing the week will be posted n Win
dows at the Orpheum theater, Mr..
Loucks announced.
Equipment for a number of addi-
tional games and sports has been
ordered and will be put into use as
is received. Meanwhile, some
equipment is being loaned by the
school district.
The committee and Mr.. Loucks
Joined in inviting all parents to
have their children participate. 9th
er members of the council are G. L.
o. c. Teigen, G. M. Lindberg,
G.. A. Bertsch, the Rev. Grant S.
Moore, Charles E. Jarrett. James K.
Nc Gibney, j. A. Holland, Bonnie
Sather, r. L. Irle. G. A. Dunnell, r.
Stroman. DR.. N. o. Agneberg, DR..
Chester w. Lawson, E. j. Kjelstrup. !
F. G. Chambard and DR.. K. r. Stef- :