The Omaha guide., 1946-04-27

creation program will be super
vised by Frank Hagan, Creighton
athletics director.
During the afternoon, there will
be a grade school track meet at
Tech high school.
There will be a high school base
ball practice at 5 schools during
the morning or afternoon. North
under direction of Coach Coral
Cast, Central under direction of
Coach Vernon Ekfelt and South
under direction of Coach Cornie
Collin will hold their practices
from 8 am. until noon. Coach Ken
needy of Technical announced his
teams would observe practice
from 2 to 4 pm. Creighton prep
under direction Of Coach Bob Nil
Ter will practice from $50 to 11:3u
Boystown will have open house
and baseball from 1:30 to $3.50 pm
under the direction of Coach Skip
Palrang.
There will be open house thru
out the day at the following ser
vice cencers with opportunity gil
ven to observe and participate in
all activities: Social Settlemnt, 3
Christ Child enters, Junior Red
Cross, Jewish Community Center,
Neighborhood House of City Mis-
sion, Salvation Army, Urban Lea
que, Woodson Center, downtown
and near north side YMCAs and
downtown and north side YWCAs
An estimated $500 Boy Scout.
will take part in mass activities
at the Scout Circus during the
evening at Ak-Sar-Ben coliseum
Bowley announced that z recrc-
alton centers would be coopera-
ting in the special activity but
observe open house or demonstr-
alton programs on Friday, May
3rd.
These centers at Florence, Fon-
tenelle Homes, No. l and 2, 23rd
and K SITS. enter, South Side Ter
race Homes, Benson and the North
Side Community Center.
Omaha boys and girls are MAX
ing an endeaver to call attention
to and inspire closer understand
ing between children and their
parents, better usage and aware
ness of Fairgrounds, clubs, com
munity centers and various ether
resources as well as volunteer lea
dership to aid them in their in
~terests.
Every week as far as a dozen
youth serving organizations of
the Community Chest are concer-
ned is boys and girls week. They
join hands with the schools, city
recreation department., Junior Red
Cross and other similar groups in
presenting a united approach to
serve the youth of Omaha.
An annual observance of BOYS
and Girls week, which opens April
9th, does much much to herald
the interests of our young people,
but recognition does not cease at
that point. 1t involves a year
around obligation to build for to-
morrow.
Route for the parade which viii
mark the opening of Boys and
Girls Week on Saturday, April 27
has been announced by H ID.
Boggs, general chairman for the
weeks activities.
The parade will start at 10 am
between 18th and Goth SITS. on
Capitol Ave, proceed down 10th
Street to Farnam, down Farnam
to 18th, then to Douglas Street ana
rturn up Douglas to 18th Street
In charge of the parade and the
LIST days activities for the special
week is the High School Civic
Group, an organization of boys
representing IL Omaha high
schools.
An 8 day Observance of Boys
and Girls week with SPECIAL act
tivities planned daily will ccncI-
ude On May 4. The celebration is
under the general direction of the
Group Work division Of the Com
munity Welfare Council Of the
Omaha Community Chest.
All activities will be built round
the theme Of Building for To
morrow With the Youth Of To