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Wednesday, July 8, 1992
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Summer influx of children finds Boys and Girls Club short-handed
Summer has taken its toll on the Boxes and Girls Club of Lawrence.
The club, which operates during the school year with assistance from about 100 University of Kansas volunteers, has only one volunteer this summer.
volunteers were needed to help with the lunch program, tutoring and learning games, birthday parties, sports, arts and crafts, and supervision.
Doug Hesse
Special to the Kansan
Mike Woodbury, Topeka senior, volunteers six hours a week helping club members work on computers. He said the need for more volunteers was enormous.
Volunteers needed to handle increase in club participants
The 100-year-old Boys and Girls Club of America has operated a Lawrence chapter for 18 years. Its purpose is to improve opportunities for boys and girls, usually the underprivileged, by providing educational and recreational activities through
But everyone is welcome, said John Alesch, director of the Lawrence program.
Alesch said the club, located at 1520 Haskell Ave., had a greater need for volunteers in the summer because school was out, and parents still had to work, therefore more children were enrolled in the club's program.
The summer reading program also needs volunteers. The program encourages children to read by awarding miles to the reader in a make-believe trek across the United States, Williams said. The club will try to match activities with a volunteer's interests.
The club is inundated with volunteers during the school year. About 100 KU students volunteer each semester in conjunction with a department of education course, Alesch said.
"We have about 100 kids a day in the summer," Alesch said.
out the year.
During the school year, the club asks volunteers to commit between two and four hours a week, Alesch said. But in the summer, the club takes what it can get.
Doug Hesse
Membership for the club is $5 for the summer, with scholarships available, he said.
"Since we are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., instead of from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., I suspect there are problems with summer jobs." Alesch said.
Staff member Shari Williams, said
Since the club is a non-profit organization, non-paid positions are especially important.
But just because volunteers do not receive payment does not mean there are not benefits, Alesch said. Volunteers receive experience teaching and working with youths, references and an overall rewarding experience, he said.
"You also meet a lot of neat kids," Woodbury said.
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Live Entertainment:
Thurs., July 9- The Salty Iguanas
Thurs., July 16- Johnny Reno
401 N. 2nd St. 842-0377
Johnny's Tavern
Wednesday Nights
Playbegins Monday, July 13.
Registration Deadline Today(July8) at 5:00 pm.
NO COVER!!
50¢ Draws
$1.50 Schooners
Co-Rec Sand Volleyball
Times
5:30 6:15 7:00 and 7:45
(Monday - Thursday)
Season July13-July31,3weeks
16 team limit.
$25,00/per team.
6 games scheduled for each team.
Slow-pitch
24 team limit.
$25.00/per team.
6 games scheduled
for each team.
Season July13-July31,3weeks
Registration Deadline Today (July 8) at 5:00 pm.
Times
5:30, 6:30 and 7:30
(Monday- Thursday)
Co-Rec Softball
Play begins Monday, July 13.
Schedules will be posted on the Intramural Bulletin board outside of 208 Robinson.
If you have any questions please contact the Recreation Services office in 208 Robinson or call 864-3546. For information on whether we will play due to inclement weather or wet fields, call 864-3456 after 4:00 pm.
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