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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1976

Page

4

Service Club Olympics and Y programs showcased growth

Executive Director Don Turner saluted the YMCA activities of the past year. Reported 200+ Service Club members joined Olympics activities and 125 attended the dinner. The Membership Drive raised over 28 thousand dollars with 100+ workers. Youth swim lessons involved 800+ youngsters. First men’s flag football season saw 6 plus teams. Gymnastics club topped 30 participants with an organized Parents Club. World Service Carnival raised over 400 dollars. thanks to Matt Ross and Ed Jarrard. Turner emphasized YMCA aims and Tolstok quote.

Mary Pat Carla Matt Ross Ed Jarrard Y.M.C.A Tolstok Don Turner

YMCA Endowment Fund Strengthens Future of the Y

The YMCA Endowment Fund produced 1975 income of 19,266.00 dollars, remaining steady despite lower government security rates. A major bequest of 68,000.00 dollars from the Roy Marr Estate boosts potential 1976 income. The endowment, built over 50 years by many gifts, invites further estate gifts to invest in youth.

Ymca Endowment Fund Roy Marr YMCA

Winter Floor Hockey and Middle School Basketball Report

Program updates list floor hockey divisions with three 3rd and 4th grade teams, Blues Kings Canadiens tied for title, and Bruins 6-0 in 5th and 6th grade. High school cage league had six teams led by SCs at 11-2 amid tied standings. Grade school basketball crowns Notre Dame and Knicks, with All-Stars mixing with Cedar Rapids squads. gymnasts hosted invitational with 100 attendees and new pommel horse upgrades. Football and gymnastic programs note frequent meets, coaching changes, and fundraising progress.

The Blues Jim Gorham Kurt Myers Dave Gorham Marvin Escher Mark Fish Kings Dale Venzke Derrick Cousins Clark Venzke Robbie Milford Tom Karn Mark DeWolf Joe Nardy Canadiens Pat Robertson Troy Olson Tracy Owens John Murphy Kelly Marsengill Sc’s Niggets Kojak’s Junior Jacks Tim Evans Mark Heisehorfer Tom Palmer Jim Evans Rob Evans Tony Leyden Jim Wilson Notre Dame Todd Shelman John Shelman Greg Wertz Eric Schoonover Marty Nebel Bob Shelman Knicks Joe Evanovich Phil Krotz Eric Rusley Kevin Bruegge Kevin Yoder Tom Schiebel Matt Washington Fran Eagle University of Iowa Iowa City Will Moore Jerry Flory State Marion Marty McKowen Mike Beemblossom Matt Beemblossom Ronny Goodwin Jeff Batterson Tim Brock Dan Lund Cleveland Wallerich Mark Genkinger Gary Crawford Dick Snyder Norm Bruty Roger Dalziel Jody Bandy Eric Buchholz Rich Murphy Robbie Benge Bill Simpson Mike Vacha Ron Gallagher John Leyden Mike Leyden Brett Coackley Tim Borchardt Tom Harvey Matt Nemmers

Big Year for Swim Lessons Balk Reports

Mary Pat Balk notes this year surpasses last for the YMCA swim program with Carla Pepper joining as aquatic staff. The preschool area expands to four classes weekly for ages 3-5, while older children gain more Saturday and after school slots. St James, Lincoln, Stewart and Brighton join school PE programs, serving about 230 students with weekly County Home and handicapped classes totaling 52. Overall 824 youngsters enjoyed lessons.

Mary Pat Balk Carla Pepper St. James Lincoln Stewart Brighton Y.M.C.A

Winter Swim Team Years Highlight Open Boys Win Conf Title

Open Boys clinched the Conference Championship while 8 girls and 4 boys advanced to Junior Olympics. Ann Lampkin led Grinnell meet with a 1st and 3rd in 13 14, plus a 6th ribbon. overall, swimmers improved times as year-end events included a $125 swim marathon.

Grinnell College Ann Lampkin Chris Hanson John Murphy Mike Murphy Tad Duncan Thomas Good Cathy Hanson Shelly Burbach Karyn Hanson Beth Elliott Steve Edwards Pat Robertson Micki Good Susan Zwicki Kiristi Burbach Carolyn Hanson Dawn Robertson Mindi Murphy Tracy Webbey Patsy Little Cindy Moore Tim Elliott Rusty Gibson Ricky Murphy Robb Murphy Curt Hanson Eric Good Vicky Carey Jenny Eaton Lori Long YMCA

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Annual Report Washington Community Ymca Y.W.C.A SEEM Teen Center Jack Kiesey Frank Pierce Ymca Endowment Balk Washington Y.M.C.A
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