Author: Kiersten

March 2022

Cheyenne County Community Center

Volume 6, Issue 3

Mission Statement: Dedicated to serving the health, wellness, educational, recreational
and social needs of Cheyenne County and the surrounding area.

The spring air is almost upon us and with the season about to turn we must look at our regiment to see if we have fulfilled our goals so far this year. The summer months will be approaching very quickly and if you are looking at being highly active you must try and get to the center to get into shape for those summer projects.
As we end our winter sports with the annual Youth Classic Basketball Tournament, I encourage everyone to go to our website and check out the spring and summer programs that are offered. We have something for everybody looking to keep active. Like us on Facebook or follow us on Instagram and get a daily post on what is happening at the Center.
Speaking of the 24rd Annual Youth Classic we entertained 46 teams for across the tri-state region for 2 days of basketball. We played 100 games with the help of 75+ volunteers. Kudos goes out to all that were a part of this annual event.
I want to remind everyone to be on the look out for your invite to our Annual Foundation Fundraiser. It will be held at the Elks Club on April 2nd and the night’s festivities will begin at 5:30pm. This event is a fundraiser for the foundation that is the governing arm of the Community Center. The foundation has supported the Community Center for 30 years by purchasing equipment, flooring, grants for operating costs, etc. As of the publishing of this newsletter the Community Center is 30 years old. My, have we come a long way since 1992! I ask that when you receive your invite please consider attending the event. It is a wonderful evening of silent and live auctions along with spending time with other community members supporting a good cause. If you cannot attend, please consider making a tax-deductible gift to help the foundation support the Community Center.
March is filled with fun activities for all. Look for registration information on the Shamrock 5K Fun Run on the 26th and if you can get away from work on March 22nd you will need to come and watch the Big Wheel Race between KSID and SRMC teams. This should be a rather entertaining event watching adults ride Big Wheels. The two teams have been training the past 2 months to get ready for this wild ride. Trust me it will be worth submitting a time off slip to watch.
Our fitness challenge will come to close on March 25th. Several people took advantage of being able to attend classes for free and hopefully they found that having a fitness regiment they will become members of our facility. If you need to find that regiment, please visit our knowledgeable staff at the front desk to get yourself going.
Remember, the coffee is always on. Stop by for a visit.
Michael Namuth,
Director
Director

Fall/Winter Hours
Mon - Thur:
5am - 10pm
Fri: 5am - 9pm
Sat: 7am - 7pm
Sun: Noon - 6pm

CCCC
Happenings:
~Winter sports
~Fitness
Schedules
~ Fitness Challenge
~Events

627 Toledo St.
Sidney, NE 69162
Ph: 308-254-7000
www.ccccsidney.com

March 2022

Congregate Meal Menus

Volume 6, Issue 3

Monday March 7: Spaghetti, tossed salad, garlic bread, lemon dessert.
Tuesday March 8: Pork roast open faced sandwich, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, pudding with banana.
Wednesday March 9: Chicken salad on lettuce, hashbrowns, wheat bread, cherry poke cake.
Thursday March 10: Beef and cheese enchiladas, Spanish rice, chips, peach crisp.
Friday March 11: Fish sandwich, tomato soup, creamed peas, chocolate chip cookies.
Monday March 14: Chicken pot pie, fruited jello, wheat bread, strawberry shortcake.
Tuesday March 15: Ham and beans, carrot and celery sticks, peach salad, cornbread, dessert.

Wednesday March 16: Swiss Steak, baked potato, corn, bread, dessert.
Thursday March 17: Corn beef and cabbage, white potatoes, green juicy jello, poke cake.
Friday March 18: Chicken tenders, steak fries, pea salad, wheat bread, fruit cocktail.
Monday March 21: Meat loaf, baked potato, vegetable, wheat bread, cupcake.
Tuesday March 22: Oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, vegetable, dinner roll, oatmeal cookies.
Wednesday March 23: Polish sausage, red potatoes and onion, jello, german chocolate cake.
Thursday March 24: Hot pork sandwich, mashed potatoes and

gravy, beets, ice cream.
Friday March 25: Tomato soup, grilled cheese, celery sticks, mandarin oranges, banana bread.
Monday March 28: Spaghetti with meat sauce, scalloped corn, fruited jello, garlic toast, pumpkin bar.
Tuesday March 29: Liver & onions or alternate, mashed potatoes & gravy, veggie, fruit crisp.
Wednesday March 30: Sloppy joe, baked beans, watergate salad.
Thursday March 31: Pork cutlet, dressing, tossed salad, bread pudding.
Menu is subject to change!

Congregate Meals are served at the Cheyenne County Community Center Monday thru Friday at 11:30am. The cost is $4.00 per meal for persons age 60 and over. For persons under age 60, the cost is $8.00 Orders for the current day’s meal must be placed between 8:30 and 9:30 am on that day. Call 254-4835 and speak with the Site Manager, Judy Schaefer.

Silver Speeders

Senior Citizens gather daily at the community center to enjoy exercising activities such as Stretch Class, which is an hour filled with different stretching activities that limbers the body up and refreshes the mind. The Stretch Class meets at 9:00am on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The community center is also an approved SilverSneakers Fitness Facility. We offer the Muscular Strength and Range of Movement class at 9:00am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you are a Humana Medicare Policy owner you may qualify for a free membership to the Community Center. Along with our fitness class, we have discounted memberships for senior citizens including a limited senior citizen membership for walkers. We offer a wide range of other activities for seniors and collaborate with area businesses to make these activities happen.

March 2022

Sports Information

Volume 6, Issue 3

With the basketball season and a very successful 24th Annual Youth Classic Basketball Tournament coming to an end in February we now look forward to March. Spring soccer season is slated to get started on Monday, March 21st. Can't guarantee that it will be very warm for these games so make sure the athletes are always dressed appropriately.
Cal Ripken Baseball sign ups for Majors (11-12) and Minors (9-10) will be opened up on Tuesday, March 15th. The season will start on the week of May 23rd and end on the week of June 20th. T-Ball and Coach pitch sign-ups will be opened up on April 4th.
Girls Softball: The registration for this will also be opened up on Tuesday March 15th. The age bracket for this will be 9-18 yrs old. This is the one program that I really want to see take off so if you have anyone interested in playing, coaching or just helping out however they can let them know about it. Our goal here at The Center is to get enough young ladies interested so that we can have our own league in Sidney and compete against other teams in the area.
Wood Bat Tournament: The dates for the event are June 4th-5th. There will be three divisions, 9U, 10u and 12U.
As always if you have any suggestions or questions feel free to call me at the Community Center or email me sportsdirector@ccccsidney.com.

Shamrock & Roll 5k Walk/Run
March 26th @ 9am, Begin and end at CCCC
Register online or in person @ CCCC
(Everyone registered by March 5th will receive a
sweatshirt on race day) Prizes will be awarded!
http://getmeregistered.com/ShamrockRoll5kRun
Contact Tre Newmann for more information, 308-254-7000

March 2022

Volume 6, Issue 3

GROUP FITNESS - MARCH

Start Time	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
8:00 AM			Spin		Tai Chi
9:00 AM		Women’s Pickle Ball		Women’s Pickle Ball
9:00 AM	Stretch	Silver Sneakers	Stretch	Silver Sneakers	Stretch
12:00 PM		Men’s Pickle Ball		Men’s Pickle Ball
12:15 PM	Kickboxing	Smash HIIT	Renewed Strength	Hard Core Abs	Spin OR Zumba
5:30 PM	Spinning	Gentle Yoga Flow	Dance Party Cardio	Power Yoga

All fitness classes listed above are free of charge to members of the CCCC!
Class are available to non-members for $5/class!

Virtual Spinning classes can be done anytime that an instructed class is not taking place.
Rates have lowered!
$20/month—Unlimited virtual for Non-members
$15/month—Unlimited virtual for CCCC Members
$10/month—-Unlimited virtual for SRMC Employees

The Community Center is 30 years old this month! We are offering a FREE 30 day trial membership to people that have never had a membership here. Stop in for more details!
and any updates to possible
upcoming trips as allowed.

www.ccccsidney.com 308-254-7000
Director: Michael Namuth director@ccccsidney.com
Admin. Assist: Beverly Sonntag adminassist@ccccsidney.com
Activities Director: Tara Gray activities@ccccsidney.com
Sports Director: Ray Davenport sportsdirector@ccccsidney.com
Fitness Director: Tre Newmann fitness@ccccsidney.com

Fall Fitness Class Schedule

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