TKursrioy, July 12, 1956
SUMMER NEBRASKAN
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Annual Contest:
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Opera Cast Readies
Iran Caldwell, who both directs
and performs in the Summer
Opera, "Let's Make An Opera,"
discusses the script with cast
members in preparation for the
Friday night performance. Cast
members shown above are (left
to right) Shirley HaHigan, Mari
lyn Anson, Harold Slagle, June
Segal and Robert Vitols. "Let's
Hjelfe Says:
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or. Park Dacarf
The encroachment on public land
set aside for parks and other rec
reational areas is one of the big
gest problems facing park and
recreational departments in the
country.
This is the opinion of George
Hjelte, superintendent of parks
end recreation of the city of Los
Angeles. He -visited here last
week under the sponsorship of the
University and "Lincoln Park and
Recreation Board.
He said the dearth of land for
recreational use is "getting worse
es the population grows, we must
protect and preserve what land is
available.
Hjelte pointed out that groups
constantly want to use parks for
commercial enterprises, highways,
and freeways. "Parks relieve con
gestion in cities even though they
are not fully developed. Interested
persons must constantly be alert
Against encroachment.'
Other problems outlined by
Hjelte were:
Leadership competition for col
lege graduates is great. "The big
problem for a college graduate is
Mot a job, but which job will he ac
cept from the many offers. Col
leges and universities are now de
veloping recreation curriculum for
leadership and management in
recreation, attempting to attract
people into the recreation field."
Finance "With expanding lei
eure time among all groups, more
public funds are needed. The
special funds which were created
many Tears ago and ear-marked
re not sufficient now. Large num
bers of people, more leisure time,
and less private land available
create pressure on public recrea
tion and park boards to provide
programs and facilities. He said
Lincoln's $3 per capita expendi
tures for parks and recreation
compare with Los Angeles' 4 and
San Francisco's $7.
Physical fitness "This' problem
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Make An Opera" consists of a
play and a children's opera, "The
Little Sweep," which is the third
act of the main presentation.
Members of the cast for the Chil
ian's opera are Lincoln junior
high school students: Roderick
Gibb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jibb; Glenda Payne, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Payne, Rob-
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greater in highly congested
areas. The military lias pointed
out that one-third of those report
ing for armed forces are rejected
as physically unfit Hjelte at
tended the recent White House
Conference on Physical Fitness.
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ert Egan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Egan; Zara Pretty, daught
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Pretty; Herman Saunders, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Deitemeyer.
Sterling Stewart Is stage director.
It will be presented at 8 p.m. in
the Union Ballroom. There is no
admission charge.
Picnic
The All-Summer Session Picnic
which was postponed will be held
July 23. Another announcement of
the picnic will appear In a later
issue of the Summer Nebraskan,
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