| ‘When you’re little you always look up to the local heroes’ |
Seaside Kids Inc. marks 50 years of free sports with a memorable party
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| Former Seaside Kids Inc. player likes Saints’ draft picks |
Seaside’s Ben Archibald could find himself blocking for a pretty expensive backfield next fall.
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| Half a century has seen a host of changes |
This year, Seaside Kids, Inc. will involve children from ages 6 to 18. B
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| 50th Anniversary Celebration: Afternoon at the Ball Park |
The founders of Seaside Kids, Inc. could not have imagined that their organization would thrive for so long. But thanks to the strong commitment of a hard working board of directors and the dedication of community volunteers and sponsors, Seaside Kids, Inc. will celebrate its 50th birthday from 1 to 5 p.m. April 29 at the Seaside Convention Center with “Afternoon at the Ball Park.”
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| Starting early has rewards |
Many of the Seaside Kids were introduced to sports in the youth program but later experienced success in college and even professionally.
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| Neal Maine started gymnastics |
Seaside resident Neal Maine was also involved in SKI for many years.
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| Haller ran bottle drive and other fundraisers |
Larry Haller was involved in Seaside Kids, Inc. from 1960 to 1986. He served as the president and was the head of baseball for 12 years.
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| Ted Erickson was charter member of Seaside Kids |
Throughout the decades, Seaside Kids, Inc. has functioned well because of dedicated volunteers.
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| Scheduling three kids and softball keeps Lent busy |
Imagine you have three daughters playing softball. They are 7, 12 and 15 years old, which means each is playing on a different team, and you want to be at every game.
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| Campbell coached, played with Kids Inc. |
Brad Campbell became a Seaside Kid when he was 12 years old and his parents moved here.
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| Lynette Budnick ran snack stands and more |
Lynette Budnick spent 10 years as a volunteer with Seaside Kids, Inc.
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| Morris says it all |
We’ve all seen the sign as we drive by: “Happy Anniversary Mom and Dad,” or “Johnny is 10 Today” or “Good Luck, Seagulls.” We have to rubberneck to see both sides because the two messages are different.
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| Rippet writes grants, oversees the money |
Another longtime Seaside Kids, Inc. volunteer is Seasider Ed Rippet. Rippet has been involved with the organization since 1964, serving in nearly every position, including several terms as president.
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| From Little League player to big time volunteer, Auld
is dedicated to Seaside Kids |
Jim Auld has been involved in Seaside Kids, Inc. for decades. He grew up in Seaside playing baseball, basketball and football.
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| Legendary Connie Mack team |
Seaside takes Pacific Coast World Series
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| Finding money for one competition leads to full funding for Seaside kids’ sports |
Everywhere in America, as the weather starts to warm, and basketball gives way to baseball on television, parents soften up an old glove, find the well-used bat, grab the checkbook and head out the door to register their children for T-ball.
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| Group builds ballparks |
In addition to providing free sports, Seaside Kids, Inc. also develops sports facilities.
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| About this Publication |
The Daily Astorian creates special publications to mark significant anniversaries and events in the lives of companies and the community.
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