The Sidney herald., 1957-09-26
Buehler Reports
Civic Recreation
Season Program


Buehler has completed a repor
on the Summer Recreation Pro
gram of the City of Sidney, an,
outlined plans for the winter pro
gram will begin shortly. The rec
reation program is sponsored b,
the Recreation Council, made vi
of representatives of various civil,
organizations.
The fall and winter program
will include ice skating, hockey
a rifle club, independent bas-
ketball, and some social activi-
ties.
Largest of the summer activi-
ties both from the attendance
standpoint, and in cost, was the
swimming pool. The pool was
open IL days, with a total esti-
mated attendance of 29,057 per-
sons, and took in S3,180.31. The
receipts were the best eve TAX
en- in at the pool since its oper-
alton.
Glasses were held in beginning
swimming, intermediate swim
ming, and advanced swimming,
junior life saving, and senior life
saving, as well as in tennis, arch
cry, and music, and a mems soft
ball league and girls softball
league were organized and SUI
pervised. City tournaments were
held in ~horseshoes, tennis, arch
ery. mems softhall, girls softball
and in the Little Leagues and
WV League in baseball.
The baseball program, under
the supervision of the Sidney
baseball commission completed a
successful season, providing in
struction and competition for ESQ
BOYS from 6 to Is years. The Le-
gion team finished second to Bill
lings in league play and also
PLAYED many of the surrounding
cities. The Vets League composed
of four teams, Whitaker Motors,
REYNOLDS, Tractor & Equipment,
and Chad's played Is games with
Chad's winning both the league
and tournament. The VIEW ALI
Star team represented the league
at the tournament in Mitchell,
S. D.
In addition to the actual play,
a considerable amount of repairs
were made at Moose Memorial
field. Fences were painted, the
grandstand and dugouts were re-
paired.
The Sidney Music Club pro-
vided lessons for many pupils
in the music program These pu-
pills were instructed individually
and in groups.
Many of these boys and girls
advanced far enough to go into
the Elementary, Junior or Senior
Bands.
Recreation Director Buehler and
the Recreation Council expressed
appreciation for the help and CO. 9
operation shown by individuals &
and the many civic groups. r
In addition to the q adults '
who completed work in beginning C
swimming, a large group of chill 2
iren and young people completed (
requirements in the various class
IS as follows: Beginning swim r
ming. Marsha Anderson, Judy Al
Karen Anderson, Roger t
Arpin, Connie Banta, Bob Beck, q
Bruce Brown, Carol Buehler, a
Bonnie Burns, Tana Burns, Patty 81
.utka, Kathy Chambers, Jim IL
Christensen, Sylvester Cooper, 81
Val Carr, Juanita Cooper, Mary Z
-rosgrove Susan Crosgrove, a,
Charlotte Deckert, Gloria Deck B
.rt, Marvin Eicholtz, Mark Ellet- .
on, Wayne Etzel, Myra Fraser, n.
Tod Gorder, Darlene Habedank, e
Barbara Habedank, Roger Hagen, =,
Earl Hanson, Karen Hanson, John D
Iaugen, Doug Hagen, Greg Hass, B
Patty Hennen, Sherry Hall, Gary Sc
Ierbst, Kathleen Henderson, Jim
Iennen, Ed Homstad, Darlene 3
iundtoft. Jim Iversen, Jim john TO
on, Mark Johnson, Dave Kessler, NJ
ION Kallevig, Don Kingery, Nan -
V Leastman, Doug Johnson, Of
johnson, Frank Maltese, d.
lent Marman, Christeen McLain, "a "a
larry Miller, Gary Minch, Nolan ar
Iikelson, Connie Montgomery, ar
Moore, Karen Murray, "a
ohm Nutter, Phyllis Olson, Err II
lie Olness, Pete Olson, Gary -,
,avich, Ellen Peterson, Bonnie ~
illotzke, Jon Quilting, Brenda wi
'uilling, Judy Radke, Dale Ram fa,
ur, Jeff Rounce, jim Rehbein, Ly
Iargaret Ripple, Sharon San al
ers, Dave Sanderson, Michael y,
Drum, Beverly ST. Cyr, Lynn IT,
tip. Warren Sheldon, Clarence v,
NTH, Linda Smith, Gary Tho -.
ersen, Keith Thorsen, Allan -;
ofte. Doug Tremblay, Roger
aldo, Sylvia Yoder, Bob Ia 60,
wv. Tawney Zadow, Linda Xix Al
und and Ken thinner. 2,
intermediate Glass: Kathy An ~
Mary Anderson, Connie y.
anita, Corrine Banta, Sandra y,
eagle. Mary Beck, Peggy Beier, NJ,
Berry, Prudy Botkin, Bar so,
ira Chapman, Juanita Cooper, ~
'anda Criger, Linda Douglass, CT
airy Eckley, jeanne Eicholtz, r.
Eckhart, James Evanson, Ia,
auline Foss, Linda Foss, Helen "
uerney, Linda Hall, Karen Han -,
n Sheryl Holmquist Carol
,versten. Jerome Kallevig, Kay
angas. Darlene Krejci, Daniella a.,
-. a.Ot.o4fa Nancy -