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4.3. SR 04-17-2000~ity of iver TO: FROM: DATE: MEMORANDUM Item #4.3. Mayor and City Council Patrick Klaers, C~inistrator April 17, 2000 SUBJECT: Community Recreation Update Councilmember Paul Motin is our city representative on the Community Recreation Board. Michele Bergh is the Recreation Manager. The next Community Recreation Board meeting is Monday, April 17, 2000. Attached for your review is this agenda packet. Paul and Michele will be in attendance at this City Council meeting to update the council on recent community recreation activities. s: \ council\ comrecud.doc 13065 Orono Parkway · P.O. Box 490 · Elk River, MN 55330 · TDD & Phone: (612) 441-7420 · Fax: (612) 441-7425 Monday, April 17, 2000 La Rose's, Elk River 11:45am COMMUNITY RECREATION BOARD AGENDA o Call meeting to order 11:45 a.m. Consider April 17, 2000 Agenda Routine Items a. Approve March 20, 2000 Community Recreation Board Minutes Discussion/Board Action Items Position profiles for Secretary/Receptionist and Manager positions Staff Reports/Informational Updates - report enclosed a. Staffing b. Summer Programming c. Emporium d. Web Site e. Youth Associations f. Skate Park g. Update of Field Reservation Policy Community Reports a. Elk River b. Hassan Township c. Otsego d. Rogers e. ISD 728 Set next meeting Consider May 15, 2000 as the next regularly scheduled meeting 8. Adjournment Your attendance is always important. If you cannot make the meeting, please arrange to send an alternate. Please plan to arrive and have your meal ordered or help yourself at the buffet and be ready to begin meeting at 11:45 a.m. Michele Bergh Community Recreation Staff Report April 2000 Staffing We have hired a new staff person to replace Dan in the office. Her name is Darci Stiff. She is new to the area and has many years of office experience as well as experience dealing with the public. She started on Monday, April 10 and is working 5 hours a day, 4 days a week and will be working programs for us as well. She is doing wonderfully and we are happy to have her here. We have also filled both positions at Emporium and I am confident that we have hired two very good people for the positions. Summer Programs Summer programming is just about complete. The brochure is at the printer now and we are working on a flyer for the schools. We have also included a 1-page insert into the Elk River Current about our upcoming programs. We are looking at possible adding another basketball camp for elementary age kids as well as the cheerleading program. We' ve had wonderful feedback about the cheerleading program but are having difficulty finding someone to run it. We are going to keep trying and see if we can't get something set up before school is out so we can do some special marketing. Emporium We have concerts booked every weekend, except the holiday weekends, between now and the end of July. We try to keep them on Fridays as it is easier to staff and twice a week would be too much if we did it all the time but they are starting to ask about Saturdays since the Fridays are filled. As the weather becomes warmer, we are having more kids hang out outside which is a challenge to deal with. They are generally well behaved but it does get louder when more of them are hanging around outside. Web Site We are almost done putting our summer programs on our web site. I would encourage you to visit it if you haven't recently. We have completely redone the appearance of it and I think it looks really nice. People will be able to view all of our programs, print out registration forms, and get other information about Community Recreation and youth associations. Since November, when we started our web site; we have had over 300 people look at it. We've had about 30 people look at it in the last two weeks so I believe it will be well used this summer. Youth Associations We are very busy working with the youth associations to coordinate field needs. We will be scheduling practices and games for softball, baseball and soccer. This will be somewhere around 200 coaches that we will need to schedule fields for. Our office is working with the associations to figure out the best procedure to follow for the practices so that it is easy for everyone to follow. We are planning to issue permits to each coach so that they will have documentation showing that they have the field reserved. Skate Park There has been some renewed interest in the skate park here in Elk River so we are working on getting that up and running again. There are some ramps that have been completed that some students are interested in placing on the site but we need to wait for information from our insurance carrier. Lutheran Brotherhood has also contacted us about possibly donating $500 to help develop the park. Update on Field Reservation Policy I am working with the City of Elk River attorney to develop a policy. He will forward me something as soon as it is complete. I believe we will need to wait until next year to implement this policy if we make the change as the season will be too far along this year before we get have a new policy finalized. COMMUNITY RECREATION BOARD MINUTES Monday, March 20, 2000 ~ q. Rose' s, Elk River . :45am Attendance: Recreation Board Members: Mark Strater - ISD #728, Paul Motin - City of Elk River, Virginia Wendell - City of Otsego, Roger Rosenquist - Hassan Township Staff: Charlie Blesener - 1SD #728 Community Education, Michele Bergh - Community Recreation Excused: Gary Eitel - City of Rogers 1. Called meeting to order 12:10 p.m. Consider March 20, 2000 Agenda Motion to approve agenda made by Paul Motin, seconded by Virginia Wendell. 4-0. o Routine Items a. Approve February 28, 2000 Community Recreation Board Minutes Motion to approve minutes made by Virginia Wendell, seconded by Paul Motin. 4-0. Discussion/Board Action Items a. 1999 Annual Report Motion to approve the 1999 Annual Report made by Paul Motin, seconded by Virginia Wendel, 4- 0, with the following changes: Change "other" to "non-resident" on chart b. Field Scheduling Policy Motion to approve concept of policy that would require all organizations requesting fields through our department to provide proof of insurance, a copy of Articles of Incorporation or a similar document, signed affidavit that official board members and coaches have undergone and passed a background check and a signed waiver of responsibility was made by Paul Motin, seconded by Roger Rosenquist. 3-0. Virginia Wendell abstained. c. Consider salary increase for RaeAnn Gardner Motion to approve salary increase of $1 per hour, which brings her salary to $20,869, was made by Roger Rosenquist, seconded by Paul Motin. 4-0. 5. Staff Reports - enclosed with agenda o Community Reports a. Elk River - May have a Park and Rec Commission member serve the Board as an alternate to Paul. Also working on improvements to the Youth Athletic Complex b. Hassan Township - Elections held, they have two new members on their town board. c. Otsego - Working on a new development. d. Rogers- none e. ISD 728 - Continuing to work on pool issue and upcoming bond. Also, working on a joint facility with the City of Elk River. Set next meeting date April 17, 2000 will be the next regularly scheduled meeting o Adjournment Motion to adjourn was made by Roger Rosenquist, seconded by Paul Motin. 4-0. The benefi'ts are endless! Community Recreation Community Recreation offers recreational programming, support and input to the park and recreation commissions, support services to the youth associations, as well as other related services. We are a municipally funded organization, serving the cities of Elk River. Otsego, Rogers and the township of Hassan. These mumcipalities, along with ISD 728. have entered into a Joint Powers Agreement aimed at delivering recreational opportunities to their residents. If you are able to prove residency within one of the participating communities, you qualify for the discounted prices where applicable. If the community you reside in is not currently a member of the Joint Powers Agreement, the Community Recreation Board and staff encourage you to inform your city council or township board of your interest in the program and ask them to consider membership. COMMUNITY RECREATION BOARD MEMBERS Paul Motin Roger Rosenqmst Virginia Wendel Gary Eitel Mark Strater City of Elk River Hassan Township City of Otsego City of Rogers ISD #728 How to reach us: Phone: 763/274-1840 Fax: 763/274-1842 Hotline: 612/996-5451 50 Main Street NW Elk River. MN 55330 Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm After Hours Registration Drop Off: Monday-Friday 4:30-9pm Saturday 3-1 Opm E-mail: staff@communityrecreation.com Web site: www.communityrecreation.com Watch Bresnan Communications' ERtV Channel 12 for program updates and information Ready to register? See pages 54-55 Page 35 I PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING FOR ALL T-BALL CLASSES: · Participants will be divided into teams before the start of class. · Parent volunteers are needed to coach each team. Please indicate on your child's registration if you are able to volunteer. · The first two weeks will be skill development, the following weeks will be skill development and games against other teams at the same site. · This program provides instruction which includes the basic fundaments of throwing, catching, base running and hitting off the tee with an emphasis on teamwork and cooperation. · Various drills and a variety of equipment will be used to maximize skill development and encourage fun! · Please bring a mitt each week. · Fee includes a t-shirt, a water bottle, and a participation ribbon. · Class does not meet in inclement weather. Please call our hotline at (612) 996-5451 if in doubt one hour prior to the start of the program. · All classes are approximately 1 hr. in length and are 6 sessions. Fee for all classes: $45* Deadline: June 2nd A $10 late fee will be added to all registration accepted after this date. * $15 discount if applicable T-ball Questions 274-1840 Termite T-ball 3&4 yrs. Termite T-ball is a parent-child class. You must be able to participate one-on-one with your child to participate in this class. If you have more than one child you are registering for the same class, you may work with both of them together. Your child must be 3 prior to the start of the program. Elk River 4150-1 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 9am Salk Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/4 4150-2 Wednesdays June 21-Aug 2 9am Salk Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/5 4150-3 Mondays June 19-July 31 6pm Salk Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/3 Otsego 4150-4 Tuesdays June 20~Aug 1 6pm Otsego City Hall Fields Not meeting: 7/4 4150-5 Thursdays June 22-July 27 6pm Otsego City Hall Fields Rogers 4150-6 Thursdays June 22-July 27 9am Rogers Jr. High Fields 4150-7 Wednesdays June 21-Aug 2 6pm Rogers Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/5 T-ball 5&6 yrs. Elk River 4160-1 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 10am Salk Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/4 4160-2 Wednesdays June 2 l-Aug 2 7pm Salk Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/5 Otsego 4160-3 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 7pm Otsego City Hall Fields Not meeting: 7/4 Rogers 4160-4 Thursdays June 22-July 27 10am Rogers Jr. High Fields 4160-5 Wednesdays June 21-Aug 2 7pm Rogers Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/5 Advanced T-ball Must have completed kindergarten (must have proof). Child must be 6 before the start of the program and have been in t-ball for at least one full session before. Elk River 4170-1 Wednesdays June 21-Aug 2 10am Salk Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/5 4170-2 Mondays June 19-July 31 7pm Salk Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/3 Otsego 4170-3 7pm Thursdays June 22-July 27 Otsego City Hall Fields Rogers 4170-4 Wednesdays June 21 -Aug 2 7pm Rogers Jr. High Fields Not meeting: 7/5 Page 36 Ready to register? Information and forms on page 54-55 Tennis Instructors: Wade and Derek Felska Beginners This is an instructional program designed to provide the basic skills needed to play tennis. Participants will learn forehand, backhand, volley and serve. We'll also have off-court sessions in conditioning rules, how to keep score and more. Advanced Beginners Advanced Beginners will revisit the basics and try some advanced drills. We'll also have off-court sessions in conditioning rules, how to keep score and more. Classes do not meet in inclement weather. Call our hotline at (612) 996-5451 if in doubt one hour prior to the start of your class. Please bring a racquet to class. Tennis balls will be provided for class use. Youth fees $48 with a $16 discount if applicable Adult fees (longer class time) $72 with a $24 discount if applicable Fee includes t-shirt and water bottle Classes are limited to 6 participants All classes are 6 sessions Tennis Questions 274-1840 Elk River Senior High Courts Ages 7-9 Beginner #4510-M 1 Mondays June 19-July 31 Not meeting: 7/3 9-9:55am #4510-M4 Mondays June 19-July 31 Not meeting: 7/3 5-5:55pm #4510-W1 Wednesdays June 21-July 26 9-9:55am Ages 7-9 Advanced #4510-M3 Mondays June l9-July 31 ll-ll:55am Not meeting: 7/3 #4510-M5 Mondays June !9-July 31 Not meeting: 7/3 5-5:55pm #4510-W3 Wednesdays June 21-July 26 11-1 l:55am Ages 10+ Beginners #4510-M2 Mondays June 19-July 31 10-10:55am Not meeting: 7/3 #4510-M6 Mondays June 19-July 31 Not meeting: 7/3 6-6:55pm Ages 10+ Advanced #4510-W2 Wednesdays June 21-July 26 10-10:55am #4510-M7 Mondays June 19-July 31 Not meeting: 7/3 6-6:55pm Adults Beg]Adv #4510-M8 Mondays June 19-July 31 Not meeting: 7/3 7-8:30pm Rogers Junior High Courts Ages 7-9 Beginner #4510-R1 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 Not meeting: 7/4 9-9:55am Ages 10+ Beginner #4510-R2 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 Not meeting: 7/4 10-10:55am Ages 7+ Beg/Adv #4510-R4 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 Not meeting: 7/4 6-6:55pm Ages 7+Adv #4510-R3 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 Not meeting: 7/4 ll-ll:55am Adults Beg]Adv #4510-R5 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 Not meeting: 7/4 7-8:30 pm Fun Games Free to all registered participants of ~ommunity Recreation Tennis Lessons All Levels and Ages *Must pre-register with the instructors* *Limited space* Tuesdays, June 20-Aug 1 1:30-3:30pm No games 7/4 Each participant may register for 1 date at a time, no sooner than one week in advance. Visit us on the web at www.communityrecreation.com Page 37 ] Park Activities Questions 274-1840 Entertainment in the Park All performances are free All performances last approx. 45 minutes · Project following performance for your child is free · Project fee for groups of 5 or more, fee is 50 cents per child · All supplies for projects are included unless otherwise noted · Please register your participation in the project at least 3 days in advance by calling 274-1840 with your name, phone number and number of children Elk River Thursdays in the Park All performances take place at Lions Park at 10:30am June 22 MN Zoomobile Theme: Animals Project: Egg Carton Critters July 6 Rachael Kroog Theme: Music & storytelling Project: Worry Dolls July 13 David Sleeper Theme: Ventriloquism Project: Can Puppets Please bring an empty, clean can about the size of a vegetable can July 20 WonderWeavers Theme: Storytellers Project: Bookmarkers July 27 Will Hale Theme: Singer/Songwriter Project: Shaker Aug 3 Eric the Juggling Magician Theme: Juggling and Magic Project: Juggling Bean Bags Elk River Tuesdays in the Park All performances take place at Lions Park at 7pm June 27 Barnyard Friends Theme: Petting Zoo and Pony Rides Project: Pasta Pets July 11 Jo Jo Jolly Jr Theme: Clown Project: Noisemakers July 25 Raptor Center Theme: Birds of Prey Project: Looney Birds Summer Wrap Up Picnic Aug 1 6-8pm x~ Splatter Sisters Lions Park Variety of activities, food and lots of fun ! Rogers Thursdays in the Park All performances take place at Triangle Park at 11 am July 6 Will Hale Theme: Singer/Songwriter Project: Friendship Pins July 13 MN Zoomobile Theme: Animals Project: Clothespin Puppy July 20 David Sleeper Theme: Ventriloquism Project: Sock puppet Please bring your own sock July 27 WonderWeavers Theme: Storytellers Project: Wind Toy Otsego Tuesdays in the Park All performances take place at Otsego Prairie Park located by Otsego City Hall at 10:30am June 20 MN Zoomobile Theme: Animals Project: Slithering Sams June 27 WonderWeavers Theme: Storytellers Project: Storybook July 11 Raptor Center Theme: Birds of Prey Project: Nestor July 18 Jo Jo Jolly Jr. Theme: Clown Project: Grass Hair Clown July 25 Will Hale Theme: Singer/Songwriter Project: Stickers Aug 1 Eric the Juggling Magician Theme: Juggling and Magic Project: Magic Wand Kiddie Karnival Ages 3-12 Our good old-fashioned carnival is back! Save your nickels, bring your friends and be ready for carnival fun. Everyone will have a blast! Elk River August 4 9-11am Lions Park Main Shelter Rogers August 11 9-11am Rogers Triangle Park Page 38 Registration begins immediately for all Community Recreation programs ] Youth Golf Early Birdies 8-14 yrs. This program will include a 30 minute group lesson, practice time on the driving range and 3 holes (different each session) of golf on the course. The last day an awards ceremony and luncheon will be held. Fee includes t-shirt. 4720-1 4720-2 4720-3 Mondays June 12-Aug 7 8-9am 8 sessions Fee: $120' Pinewood Golf Course *$40 discount if applicable Not meeting 7/3 Mondays June 12-Aug 7 9:15-10:15arn 8 sessions Fee: $120' Pinewood Golf Course *$40 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 Mondays June 12-Aug 7 10:30~1 l:30am 8 sessions Fee: $120' Pinewood Golf Course *$40 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 Go for the Green League 8-14 yrs. This league is designed for junior who are able to shoot under 60 for 9 holes. Participants should be familiar with the game of golf as this is a league format. Tee times will be determined the first week of play. The last day an awards ceremony and luncheon will be held. Fee includes t-shirt. 4730 Wednesdays June 14-Aug 2 1-3:30pm 8 sessions Fee: $105' Pinewood Golf Course *$35 discount if applicable Youth Recreation Questions 274-1840 Girls Summer Basketball League Grades 4-9 This league is for girls who are in grades 4-9 during the 1999-2000 school year. This league guarantees all who participate a great time with hour-long games 2-3 times per week. We'll also have special shooting contests and lightening rounds for ice cream and other prizes. Fee includes t-shirt. **Deadline for registration is June 2nd. A $10 late fee will be added to all registrations accepted after this date.** 4320-1 Tues-Thurs 1-5pm June 13-July 20 Fee: $57* 17 sessions VandenBerge Gyms, Door M *$19 discount if applicable FIRST DAY SCHEDULE: Grade Arrive at 8th&9th 1:00pm 7th 1:45pm 6th 2: 30pm 5th 3:15pm 4th 4:00pm Grades 10-12 This league is for girls who are in grades 10-12 during the 1999-2000 school year. This league is a great way to have fun and further develop your skills. Please bring a light and dark t- shirt. **Deadline for registration is June 2nd. A $5 late fee will be added to all registrations accepted after this date.** 4320-2 Tuesday Afternoons June 20-July 18 Fee: $15' 4 Sessions VandenBerge Gyms, Door M *$5 discount if applicable Summer Strength & Speed This program will offer each athlete the opportunity to become a better athlete through a sound strength and conditioning program. Each participant's training program is computerized and based on each individual's strength level. Fee includes t-shirt. Junior/Senior High 408-10 Mon-Thurs Jun 19-Aug 10 8-10am 28 sessions Fee: $96* Senior High Weight Room *$32 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3,7/4,7/5,7/6 408-11 Mon-Thurs Jun 19-Aug 10 9-11am 28 sessions Fee: $96* Senior High Weight Room *$32 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3,7/4,7/5,7/6 408-13 Mon-Thurs Jun 19-Aug 10 6:30-8:30pm 28 sessions Fee: $ 96* Senior High Weight Room *$32 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3,7/4,7/5,7/6 Junior High Only 408-12 Mon-Thurs Jun 19-Aug 10 10am-Noon 28 sessions Fee: $96* Senior High Weight Room *$32 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3,7/4,7/5,7/6 Ready to register? Information and forms on page 54-55 Page 39 Park Activities Questions 274-1840 Elk River Funtastic Fridays 7-12 yrs. Come join us for some supervised fun at Lion's Park. Exciting special events are planned each week for you and your friends! Pay in advance or for your convenience, pre-register by phone three days advance to program and pay $4 at the door each week. Just call with your name, the participant's name and your phone number at least three days in advance, so we can plan for supplies. We will not meet in inclement weather. Please call our hotline at 996-5451 if in doubt. 4420-1 Fridays 9am-Noon June 23-July 28 Fee: $21' Lions ParkMan Shelter *$7discount Uapplicable June 23 Wacky Olympics be on having fun and sportsper- Olympic fever is here to stay. Join us for a variety of crazy games such as: "Frisbee Toss", "Potato Sack Races", and an obstacle course. Emphasis will on good sonship. June 30 Under the Big Top Come and spend the morning under the big top, a day of clowning around. Join our clothespins clowns for a variety of crafts and activities such as "In the Lion's Mouth", "Clothespin Drop", and "Ring Toss". July 7 Sailor's Delight The "S.S. Recreation" is casting off from Lion's Park. Your trip will include making a boat and fishing for prizes. We'll encounter some "Jazzy Jellyfish" that you won't want to avoid. Play games like "Sharks" and "Whales" and "What Time is it Captain?". July 14 Retro Rendezvous You'll find a whole lot of peace and happiness at Lion's Park for this blast from the past. Kick off your shoes, put flowers in your hair and we'll make a variety of things you can share with your friends. Please bring an item of white clothing and a plastic bag for tie-dying. July 21 Amazon Jungle Rumble You'll have a sizzling time with us on slithering snakes and jumangi door hangers, work our way through a murky maze, and play games like "Monkey Tag". July 28 Beach Party The old favorite returns. Let's end the summer in beach party style. Bring your towel, wear something you can get wet and we'll provide lots of fun. Otsego Terrific Tuesdays 7-12 yrs. Join us each week for a variety of theme activities. You'll find something new and exciting each time you come, including the weekly entertainment in the park series. Pay in advance or for your convenience, pre-register by phone three days advance to program and pay $4 at the door each week. Just call with your name, the participant's name and your phone number at least three days in advance, so we can plan for supplies. We will not meet in in- clement weather. Please call our hotline at 996-5451 if in doubt. 4420-3 Tuesdays June 20-Aug 1 9am~noon 6 sessions Fee: $21' Otsego Prairie Park *$7 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/4 June 20 Zany Zoo Animals We'll make some zoo animals for you to take home, play some great games like "Catch the Lion by the Tail", and go on a "Great Peanut Hunt". June 27 Imagination Station Use your imagination to create some- thing spectacular with our supplies. We'll also play some great games with a new twist. July 11 Amazing Aliens This week we'll be in outer space look- ing for amazing aliens. Page 40 Ready to register? Information and forms on page 54-55 July 25 1 Spy It's time to test your detective skills! It's no mystery that you'll have a great time playing "Shadow the Suspect", "Clueless", and "Lie Detector". August 1 Blast From the Past Bring a white clothing item to tie-dye. Wiggles and Giggles 4-6 yrs. Beat the heat with this great summer program. Enjoy games, craft time, story telling and free play. This program includes our "Entertainment in the Park" series. Emphasis will be on developing social skills. Elk River 4180 Thursdays June 22-Aug 3 9am-Noon 6 sessions Fee: $15' Lions Park Main Shelter *$5 discount if applicable Not meeting: 6/29 Park Activities Questions 274-1840 Rogers Wacky Wednesdays 7-12 yrs. Come and join us for some supervised fun at Rogers Triangle Park. Exciting special events are planned each week for you and your friends! Pay in advance, or for your convenience, pre-register by phone three day in advance and pay $4 at the door each week. Just call with your name, the participant's name and your phone number at least three days in advance so we can plan for supplies. We will not meet in inclement weather. Please call our hotline at 996-5451 if in doubt. 4420-2 Wednesdays 9am-noon June 21-Aug 2 Fee: $21' 6 sessions Triangle Park *$7 discount if applicable Not meeting 7/5 June 21 Wacky Olympics Olympic fever is here to stay. Join us for a variety of crazy games such as: "Frisbee Toss", "potato Sack Races", and an obstacle course. Emphasis will be on having fun and on good sportspersonship. June 28 Clownin' Around Join us while we clown around at Triangle park. We'll play games like "Gigglebelly", "Balloon Sandwich", Head's Up", and "Clown Relay". July 12 1 Spy It's time to test your detective skills! It's no mystery that you'll have a great time playing "Shadow the Suspect", "Clueless", and "Lie Detector". July 19 Disco Days This blast from the past will keep you movin' and groovin'. Enjoy activities from the late 70's and early 80's such as "Make Your Own Pet Rock", "Twister", and the "Leisure Suit Relay". July 26 Out of the Wild You'll have a sizzling time with us on slithering snakes and jumangi door hangers, work our way through a murky maze, and play games like "Monkey Tag". August 2 Beach Party The old favorite returns. Let's end the summer in beach party style. Bring your towel, wear something you can get wet and we'll provide lots of fun. Community Recreation Hotline # - 612/996-5451 Page 41 Pee Wee Sports Sampler 4-6 yrs. Participants will be encouraged to join in a wide variety of activities such as soccer, floor hockey, kick ball and other active gym games. Emphasis is on active participation by all, good sportsmanship, and fun. Elk River 4110-E3 Monday June 19-July 17 2:30~3:15pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Lions Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 4110-ES Wednesday June 21-July 19 6-6:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Lions Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/5 4110-E4 Monday July 24-Aug 14 1:30-2:15pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Lions Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 4110-E6 Wednesday July 26-Aug 16 6-6:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Lions Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/5 Rogers 4110-R3 4110-R5 4110-R4 Wednesday June 21-July 19 2-2:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Triangle Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/5 Monday June 19-July 17 6-6:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Triangle Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 Wednesday July 26-Aug 16 1-1:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Triangle Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/5 Pee Wee Sports Questions 274-1840 4110-R6 Monday July 24-Aug 14 6-6:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Triangle Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 Pee Wee Floor Hockey 4-6 Yrs. This course is the perfect introduction to hockey. Kids ages 4-6 can learn the Pee Wee Soccer 4-6 yrs. You will have a great time learning the basics of soccer at this program. We'll introduce passing, dribbling, positions and basic rules. Koosh products will be used for your child's safety. Elk River 4120-E1 Monday basics in a safe environment. Floor hockey is played with foam-headed sticks and a ball. We will introduce different positions as well as some basic rules of the game. We stress good sportsmanship and teamwork in a non-competitive setting. Participants must wear gym shoes. Elk River 4130-E2 Wednesday June 21-July 19 7-7:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Lions Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/5 4130-E1 Monday July 24-Aug 14 2:30-3:15pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Lions Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 Rogers 4130-R2 Monday June 19-July 17 7-7:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* 4120-E2 Rogers 4120-R1 4120-R2 June 19-July 17 1:30-2:15pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Lions Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 Wednesday July 26-Aug 16 7-7:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Lions Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/5 Wednesday June 21-July 19 1-1:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Triangle Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/5 Monday July 24-Aug 14 7-7:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Triangle Park *$12 discount is applicable Not meeting: 7/3 4130-R1 Triangle Park *$12 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 Wednesday July 26-Aug 16 2-2:45pm 4 sessions Fee: $36* Triangle Park *$I2 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/5 Page 42 Ready to register? Information and forms on page 54-55 Gymnastics One parent/guardian will be allowed to observe (no siblings) the entire class. For your child's safety, distrac- tions must be kept to a minimum; therefore, no exceptions will be made to this policy. Tootsie Rollers Elk River 4010-El Mondays June 19-July 31 6 sessions Emporium *$18 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 4010-E2 3 yrs. 9-9:40am Fee: $54* Thursdays June 22-July 27 6-6:40pm 6 sessions Fee: $54* Emporium *$18 discount if applicable Rogers 4010-R1 Tuesdays June 20-August 1 6-6:40pm 6 sessions Fee: $54* Rogers Elem. Door 2 *$18 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/4 Gymnastics/Safety Camp Questions 274-1840 Gym-Nee Crickets 4 yrs. Elk River 4020-E1 Mondays June 19-July 31 9:45-10:25am 6 sessions Fee: $54* Emporium *$18 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 Thursdays June 22-July 27 6:45-7:25pm 6 sessions Fee: $54* Emporium *$18 discount if applicable 4020-E2 Rogers 4020-R 1 Tuesdays June 20-August 1 6:45-7:25pm 6 sessions Fee: $54* Rogers Elem. Door 2 *$18 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/4 Balancing Sunbeams 5-7 yrs. Elk River 4030-E1 Mondays June 19-July 31 10:30-11:10am 6 sessions Fee: $54* Emporium *$18 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/3 4030-E2 Thursdays June 22-July 27 7:30-8:10pm 6 sessions Fee: $54* Emporium *$18 discount if applicable Rogers 4030-R1 Tuesdays June 20-Aug. 1 7:30-8:10pm 6 sessions Fee: $54* Rogers Elem. Door 2 *$18 discount if applicable Not meeting: 7/4 Safety Camp Ages 7-11 Grades 2-5 Join us for two days filled with fun and learning. This year's topics include first aid, electrical safety, fire safety and conflict resolution. Activities include touring a fire escape house and a car burn (weather permitting). We will be enjoying a Subway lunch on Tuesday, and pizza on Wednesday. Lions' Park in Elk River June 13 & 14 8am-4pm Fee: $10 (includes: t-shirt, hat, goodie bag, lunch both days and a special gift) · Registration begins April 26th for Elk River residents only. · Registration opens to all communities May 15th. · Participants must provide proof of age at the time of registration. · If mailing registration, please include a copy of the document showing age. · You may mail, drop oft', or fax (Visa or Mastercard only) your registration, fee, and proof of age. · Questions, please call us at (763)274-1840 IE-mail: staff@ communityrecreation.com Page 43 Soccer Camp Whether you are currently playing on a soccer team or just like to kick the ball around, this camp is for you. Skills covered will include dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense in small groups to improve technique. Smaller games will be fun for everyone while increasing game skills. Camp is co-ed for the age groups listed below. There is limited enrollment to ensure a good student/instructor ratio. **Bring water, shin guards and own ball (if available) to each class. Fee includes t-shirt. Camp does not meet in inclement weather. Please call our hotline at (612) 996-5451 if in doubt one hour prior to the start of the program. Instructed by: Sam and Brad Mills Sam has been soccer captain for both his Junior and Senior years. Brad was just voted captain for his upcoming junior season, and has received a soccer scholarship for a Division 1 college! Elk River Ages 4-6 4520-S1 Mon/Wed July 31-Aug 9 9-10am 4 sessions Fee: $42* Oak Knoll Fields *$14 Discount if applicable Ages 7-12 4520-S2 Mon/Wed July 31-Aug 9 10am-noon 4 sessions Fee: $54* Oak Knoll Fields *$18 Discount if applicable Page 44 Sports Camps Questions 274-1840 Rogers Ages 4-6 4520-S3 Tues/Thurs Aug 1-10 9-10am 4 sessions Fee: $42* Triangle Park *$14 Discount if applicable Ages 7-12 4520-S4 Tues/Thurs Aug 1-10 10am-noon 4 sessions Fee: $54* Triangle Park *$18 Discount if applicable Football Camp Grades 3-10 This camp is designed for the coming season's elementary, junior high and sophomore football players. Instruction and supervision by the varsity football staff. The camp will cover such skills as blocking, tackling, catching and throwing. This is a non-contact, shirt and shorts type camp. All past camps have been very successful and positive. Fee includes a t-shirt. Elk River 4710 Monday-Thurs Aug 7-Aug 10 4-6pm 4 sessions Fee: $54* Sr. High Practice Field *$18 discount if applicable Boys' / Girls' Basketball Camp Grades 1-3 Players will practice the fundamentals of shooting, dribbling, passing and rebounding through a variety of drills. Come join the fun and you will be sure to improve your game! Scrimmages will also be a highlight of this camp. Fee includes t-shirt. Elk River 4520-BE Monday/Wednesday June 12-28 1:30-2:30pm 6 sessions Fee:S54* Parker Elem. Gyms Door 3 *$18 discount if applicable Rogers 4520-BR Tuesday/Thursday June 13-29 1:30-2:30pm 6 sessions Fee:S54* Rogers Elem. Gyms Door 2 *$18 discount if applicable :: Community Recreation ii Mission Statement: ii To provide, develop and :: initiate year round recreation~ ::::programs, services and :: facilities that enhance the ii lives and increase the ::::enjoyment and well-being of ii all members in each ii community. Ready to register? Information and forms on page 54-55 ] Current Hours Tues-Thurs Friday Saturday after school-9 pm after school-lO pm 3-10 pm Summer Hours Tues-Thurs 8am-9 pm Friday 8am-9 pm Saturday 3pm- 10 pm Call our hotline at 612/996- 5451 for any changes in hours. Looking for something to do this summer? Come hang out at Emporium. We're open all day, just about every day. Have a great idea for something you'd like to do with your friends? Come on in and we'll help you plan it. Almost everything is FREE/ Teen Questions 241-7872 50 Main Street in Elk River 763/241-7872 Ages 13-20 Vending Darts Concerts almost every Friday. Lounging Foosball PingPong In a band? Emporium is the perfect spot for your next show! Call for details. Visit us on the web at www.communityrecreation.com Page 45 ] Skating Academy Questions 274-1840 Elk River Skating Academy Basic Level 1-8 6 yrs.- Adult *Child must be 6 yrs. Before the start of the programs.* Eight carefully planned levels designed to progress the skater from basic to advanced ice skating skills. All classes are 1/2 hour of practice time and 1/2 hour of instruction. If your child has never participated in our skating program before, please sign them up for Basic level 1. The following is a sampling of what they will learn in each level. Basic 1 Glide on two feet Basic 4 Forward edges Basic 7 Combination moves Forward swizzlers Forward crossovers Beginning spins Basic 2 Forward one foot swizzlers Basic 5 Backwards edges Basic 8 Advance footwork Backward swizzlers Backwards crossovers Beginning jumps Basic 3 Forward stroking Basic 6 Advance edges Forward & backward tums Mohawks Tuesdays/Thursdays July 11-Aug 17 10:50-11:50am 10 sessions Fee: $60* *10 late fee will be assessed after June 27th. Not Meeting: 7/25, 8/1,3 Course #'s Basic 1 4221 Basic5 4225 Basic 2 4222 Basic 6 4226 Basic3 4223 Basic7 4227 Basic 4 4224 Basic 8 4228 Freestyle Class Open to skaters of all ages that have passed Basic 8. These classes are designed to teach and improve jumping, spinning, and other athletic moves. Skaters will be grouped according to ability. 4230 Tues/Thurs July ll-Aug 17 11:50-12:50pm 10 sessions Fee: $60* *$10 late fee will be assessed after June 27th. Not Meeting: 7/25, 8/1,3 Power/Edge/Technique Open to skaters of all ages that have passed Basic 5. Designed to develop stamina and control on the ice. This class will provide skaters with skills necessary for improving hteir freestyle ability. 4240 Tues/Thurs July ll-Aug 17 2:05-3:05pm 10 sessions Fee: $60* *$10 late fee will be assessed after June 27th. Not Meeting: 7/25, 8/1,3 Contract Ice Open to skaters of all ages who have passes Basic 8. Cost does not include instructor fee. 4231-1 Tues/Thurs July ll-Aug 17 12:50-1:50pm 10 sessions Fee: $70* *$10 late fee will be assessed after June 27th. Not Meeting: 7/25, 8/1,3 4231-2 Tues/Thurs July 11-Aug 17 3:05-4:05pm 10 sessions Fee: $70* *$10 late fee will be assessed after June 27th. Not Meeting: 7/25, 8/1,3 2nd Annual Summer Mini Camp This intensive 4 day camp focuses on both on and off ice training skills. Improve your skating and make new friends. For skaters who are in Basic 4 or higher. 4233 Monday-Thursday July 31-Aug 3 5:50-8:50pm 4 sessions Fee:S65* *$10 late fee will be assessed Please Note: Classes missed on July 25th will be made up on July 26th, same lesson times Skating Lesson Policies Registration/Fee · Registrations are taken at the Community Recreation office · A late fee will be assessed if not registered by deadline date · No new registrations accepted beyond second meeting date · No pro-rating for missed dates No refunds after first meeting date General · Due to limited space, practice ice is to be used by registered skaters only · Helmets are strongly recommended · Skates should fit properly, No double blades · Patches will be available to purchase after testing Page 46 Open Skating/Open Hockey info. Hotline # 441-2955 Elk River Arena's Skills Plus Hockey School July 10th-July 28th This year scheduled instructors: Dan Hinote Paul Martin John Brummer Tom Aulik Curriculum Skating · Overspeed Training · Power Skating · Quickness Stick Handling · Passing · Puck Control Shooting · Accuracy · Speed · Release · Follow Through · Forehand · Backhand Defensive an Offensive · Positioning · Coverages · Play Making Checking · Fore Checking · Back Checking · Open Ice · By Boards Information available at the arena For more information regarding other events at the Arena call 441-2955 Arena/Adopt-A-Park Questions 274-1840 Elk River Arena's Spring Arts and Craft Fair Saturday May 6th 9am-4pm Sunday May 7th 10am-3pm Free Admission Concessions available Walk anytime we are open You can walk anytime the Elk River Arena is open, except for during the Varsity Hockey games. Please call the arena to confirm dates and times. Jose Cole's Circus Sponsored by the Elk River Skate Club Tuesday May 23rd 7pm Tickets will be available at Coborn's Foods Open Roller Blading/ Open Roller Hockey call 441-2955 to confirm dates and times. Youth Dances 4-6th grade Friday June 9th $3/person at the door 7-10pm Parent volunteers are needed. Please call 274-1840 if you are interested. For you child's safety parent/guardian must come inside the arena to pick up your children. Adopt-A-Park Do you have some extra time this summer? Looking for something for your kids to do? Many parks in Elk River have been designated for improvements. Community Recreation and the City of Elk River would like to coordinate volunteers to do landscaping, benches and picnic tables for these parks. All supplies will be provided for the projects. If you, or anyone you know, is interested in helping to improve our parks, please call us at 274-1840. We will be creating a list of volunteers and coordinating efforts. All ages are welcome. Commitment level is yours to decide. Parks Baldwin Country Crossings Third Addition Mississippi Oaks 2nd Addition Country Crossings 1st Addition Riverplace Park Deerfield 4th Addition Ridgewood East Barrington Park Ready to register? Information and forms on page 54-55 Page 471 Elk River Public Library Questions 441-1641 HOURS Monday/Wednesday 10am-8pm Tuesday/Thursday Noon-8pm Friday 10am-5pm Saturday 9am-2pm Registration Information · Pre-registration in person at the library is required for all events Registration is in process for programs in February and March Registration begins February 5th for programs in April and May General Information For the safety and welfare of children - a parent/caregiver must remain in the building during library programs. Class Sizes · Classes for 18-36 months are always parent/caregiver and child together with a limit of 15 pair (one child per lap) unless otherwise noted · Classes for 3-5 year olds are limited to 25 participants unless otherwise noted · Classes for 6-12 year olds are limited to 35 unless otherwise noted · Classes for families or adults are limited to 50 unless otherwise noted Sponsored by the City of Elk River Old Time Crafts 7-12 yrs. Take a step back in time with The Kelley Farm and learn the crafts of your ancestors. April 27th, Thursday, 6:30-7:30 pm Cooking 8-12 yrs. Calling all chefs to join "Master Chef Barb Lantis" as she cooks up a good time. Limit 25 May 4th, Thursday, 6:30-7:30 pm Prairie Restoration Adults Ron Bowen will introduce you to plants native to Minnesota and give pointers on doing your own personal prairie restoration project. May 1 lth, Thursday, 6:30-7:30 pm Lost in the 50's 7-12 yrs. Dig out your poodle skirt and dust off your saddle shoes, it's time to hip hop at the library. May 23rd, Tuesday, 6:30-7:30 pm Kindergarten Party For children starting Kindergarten in the fall Wonder Weavers will get you ready for Kindergarten this fall by teaching you new songs, stories and activities. This is a good chance to get your own library card so you're ready for school. Limit 35 May 25th, Thursday, 6:30-7:30 pm Space Clothes Fashions 6-12 yrs. Design your own set of full size clothing to take on your "Cosmic Connections" adventure. You bring collage items from home and we'll provide the life size paper pattern. Space suits designed by students will be on display throughout the summer library program. June 8th, Thursday, 6:30-7:30 pm Elk River Public Library "Cosmic Connections" 3-12 yrs. Hey kids!! The countdown to the summer reading program has begun. Activities, games, reading, and prizes. Start the program by reading a GRRL book of your choice. It's time to blast off reading fun !! Monday June 12, to Saturday August 19 Kick off the Summer Library Program All ages We've booked some of the best entertainment in town to kick off the summer library program. You won't want to miss it! June 12th, Monday 6:30-7:30 pm "Blast-Off" to Cosmic Connections 3-5 yrs. Soar out of this world with high flying adventure. Be sure you bring along a library book you've checked out and read so you can start the summer library program. June 14th, Wednesday, 10:30-11:15 am Ms. Brizzle Inside the Solar System 6-12 yrs, Join Ms. Brizzle as she blasts off into outer space and discovers the planets in the solar system. June 14th, Wednesday, 6:30-7:30 pm Page 48 Ready to register? Stop by the Elk River Public Library Films with the Friends All ages Sponsored by Friends of the Elk River Library. June 21st, Wednesday, 1:30-2:15 pm Glider Airplanes 6-12 yrs. Discover the basic principles of aerodynamics while creating unusual paper airplanes. You won't want to miss our glider test challenge at the end of the program. June 22, Thursday, 1:30-2:30 pm Castles in the Sky A fairytale adventure with castles in the sky. 18-36 mos. For parent/caregiver and child together. June 26th, Monday, 10:30-10:50 am 3-5 yrs. June 28th, Wednesday, 10:30-11:15 am Full Moon Festival All ages The Minnesota Zoo will wake up some of their nocturnal animals and bring them out for a night of fun. June 29th, Thursday, 6:30-7:30 pm Films with the Friends All ages Sponsored by Friends of the Elk River Library. July 5th, Wednesday, 1:30-2:15 pm Inside the Space Shuttle All ages Study the shuttle and life aboard from fore to aft. How do Astronauts eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, work, keep fir and thrive in space? Katie Koch- Laveen, one of Minnesota's former candidates in NASA's competition will be your guide. July 6th, Thursday, 6:30-7:30 pm Elk River Public Library Questions 441-1641 Catch a Falling Star I hide all day At night I play. I am one in a million. It could be a billion. I give off light. And I shine at night. What am I? 18-36 mos. For parent/caregiver and child together. July 10th, Monday, 10:30-10:50 am 3-5 yrs. July 12th, Wednesday, 10:30-11:15 am Annatella Space Traveler 6-12 yrs. 3-2-1-BLASTOFF into the far away galaxies and solar systems with outer space stories and fun. Enjoy an intergalactic craft activity and then its back to Mission Control. Wonder Weavers July 13th, Thursday, 1:30-2:30 pm Films with the Friends All ages Sponsored by Friends of the Elk River Library. July 19th, Wednesday, 1:30-2:15 pm Rocket Launch 8-12 yrs. We'll provide the rocket kits. You'll provide the expertise. Build your own rocket. July 20th, Thursday, 1:30-2:30 pm Star Light Star Bright The stars are twinkling in the sky. The moon send silver light. They tell us it is time for bed. And so we say Good Night! 18-36 mos. For parenffcaregiver and child together. July 24th, Monday, 10:30-10:50 am 3-5 yrs. July 26th, Wednesday, 10:30-11;15 am Films with the Friends All ages Sponsored by friends of the Elk River Library August 2nd, Wednesday, 1:30-2:15 pm Kid in the Moon Mister Moon, Mister Moon Peeking in my window Time to softly say, "Goodnight" And put out the light you're giving 18-36 mos. For parent/caregiver and child together. August 7th, Monday, 10:30-10:50 am 3-5 yrs. August 9th, Wednesday 10:30-11:15 am Solar Energy Cooks 6-12 yrs. Sun light, WOW! Sun bright, WOW! Learning about the Sun is sunsational and there's so much to discover. Create a solar cooker and roast marshmallows while experimenting with the sun's power. Bring along an oatmeal container. August 10th, Thursday, 1:30-2:30 pm Films with the Friends All ages Sponsored by Friends of the Elk River Library. August 16th, Wednesday, 1:30-2:15 pm World on Your Back 6-12 yrs, Create a global t-shirt, the sky is the limit. Bring a t-shirt from home. August 17, Thursday, 1:30-2:15 pm The Elk River Public Library is located at 413 Proctor Avenue in Elk River Page 49 Community Offerings Questions 274-1840 ECFE End of the Year Picnic All Ages · June 13 5:30-8:30 pm · Teddy Bear Band, Concessions · A variety of fun activities for all! · Call 241-3524 for more information Elk River Area 4th of July Celebration Make plans to attend Elk River's 4th of July celebration sponsored by the Elk River Area Chamber of Commerce. The observance of America's independence offers free entertainment, a beer garden, great food and fun for all ages. The celebration includes a carnival and rodeo from July 1 to July 4. Lake Orono Park, Elk River Scheduled events for Sunday, July 4 12:00 Opening ceremonies and Flag Presentation 12-5:00 Horse drawn hay rides sponsored by Kennedy Transmission 12-5:00 4H Petting Zoo 12:30-3 VFW Bingo 3:30-5 Bald Eagle Water Ski Show spon- sored by Grand Casino Mille Lacs Dusk Fireworks, Raffle for Cash Prizes immediately after fireworks (schedule subject to change) For more information contact the Elk River Area Chamber at (763) 441-3110 Elk River 2000 Bigtooth Sweet Tooth Cross Country Race Woodland Trails 5k, 2k, & lk Saturday, July 29th 5k race begins at 8:00 am lk & 2k races begin at 8:45 am Fee: $14 (ages 15 and under $12) Nonrefundable fee includes t-shirt. Space is limited, so register early! Any questions contact Brad Wick at 441-5464 after 5:00 pm. Make checks payable to: Bigtooth Sweet Tooth. Register by July 21 at the Community Recreation Office or mail tO: Bigtooth Sweet Tooth 50 Main Street NW Elk River, MN 55330 Explore Day Camp 2000 Neighborhood Mysteries The mystery of food from farm to families · The mystery of our wildlife neighbors · Old neighbors--New neighbors "Explore Day Camp 2000" is for children who have completed K-5th grade. Bring your friends, enjoy fun learning activities and explore for a day. $3.00/camper per day. Each camper will need to bring a bag lunch. Thursday August 17 from 9:00-3:00 Orono Park, Elk River Sponsored by: Mississippi Corridor Cluster 4-H programs, 1-800-433-5236 Sherbume County Extension 13880 Hwy 10 Elk River, MN 55330-4601 (763) 241-2720 Due Date: Three days before camp Rockin' Rogers Days!!! June 22, 23, and 24 Carnival Rides, Miss Rogers Contest Pork Chop Dinner, Parade, Craft Fair & Live Music The members of the Rogers Lions Club have been planning a fun-filled festival! The Parade (complete with seven regionally known bands) and the Pork Chop Dinner will take place on Saturday. The craft fair is scheduled for both Saturday and Sunday. Bands Scheduled to Perform: Fri. evening: High Noon Fri. 8-10:00: Miniscus (Teen Band) Sat. 2:30: Barbary Coast (Dixieland) Sat. 7:00:Chase Roberts (Ctry Rock) For more information contact: Chamber of Commerce: 428-2297 City of Rogers: 428-2253 Women's Tennis League This league has two levels to include all abilities from the beginner to the advanced level player. The league is for any women 18 years and older and includes both singles and doubles matches. Informational meeting and league rating is on Wednesday, May 31st at 6:30 p.m. at the Senior High courts--please bring your racquet. Fee for the league is $20. League play is Wednesday evenings, beginning June 7th. Deadline for registration is May 31st. For additional information, please contact Dawn Anderson at 441-5042. Five Elk River Summer & Fall Tennis Tournaments · Elk River Juniors Tourney: June 17-18. Call Randy (651) 220-2901 · Elk River Twin Cities Suburban Tourney: High School Varsity of High JV players may enter, call Curtis Johnson at (763) 441- 6042 · Elk River Open Tennis Tourney: August 4-6, call Randy at (651) 220-2901 · Elk River Fall Classic Tourney: September 16-17, call Randy at (651) 220-2901 Men's Tennis League Play will take place Tuesday evenings at 6:00 p.m. League runs from June 12 to August 15th. Fee for the league is $25. Individual and team competition. Please call Brian Felska at 441-3563 for more information. Junior and Senior Team Tennis Leagues Boys and girls ages 8-14 should consider playing in the JTL (Junior Tennis League) and those ages 15-18 in the Senior Team League). Two times per week for two hours each time from the first week school is out until the end of July. Typically, weekly activity will include one practice occasion and one match with a team from another city. Valuable experience and great fun! Cost is $75 per player. Call Randy at 651-220-2901. Local Individual Private Tennis Lessons Ten or more private sessions with a knowledgeable instructor on the local courts, spread throughout the summer on an individual basis arranged around player's and instructor's schedules. One hour, 1 1/2 hours, or 2 hour/lesson lengths. It is the fastest and most effective way to improve as a player. Call Randy at (651) 220-2901. Rogers Olde Tyme Days Come visit the past at the Rogers Olde Tyme Days on August 12 and 13. For more information, call the Rogers Chamber at (763) 428-2921. Page 50 For more information on these activities call the numbers listed above Boys Summer Basketball Camp The Elk River High School Boys' Varsity basketball staff will be offering summer basketball camps. These camps will be designed to improve the fundamental skills of all players who attend. The 9th grade camp is intended to help prepare players for the high school program. The camp fee is $30 per session. Each session is limited to 30 players, so it is important to sign up early! All sessions will be held at Elk River High School. 9th Grade* Session 1 June 12-15 10:30-12:30 Session 2 June 19-22 10:30-12:30 8th Grade* Session 3 June 12-15 8:30-10:30 6th and 7th Grade* Session 4 June 12-15 12:30-2:30 4th and 5th Grade* Session 5 June 12-15 2:30-4:30 *Grades refer to 1999-2000 school year Make checks out to: Elk River Basketball or Randy Klasen and send to: Randy Klasen 8396 Niagra Lane North Maple Grove, MN 55311 Elk River Summer Boys' Basketball League This league is for boys entering grades 5-10 in the fall of 2000. The league will begin the week of June 19th, running 4-5 weeks, and will be held Monday-Thursday between the hours of 12:30-4:00 p.m. at Elk River Sr. High. Entry Fee is $30.00 per player and checks should be made payable to Elk River Varsity Basketball. If you have any questions contact Dan Bursheim at 241-9026 or John Barth at 441-5980. Deadline for this registration is June 9th, 2000. Forms are available at the Community Recreation offices located at 50 Main St. Elk River or call above numbers for Dan & John. Please send registration brms and checks to Dan Bursheim (Boys Assistant Coach) 14828 200th Ave. NW, Elk River, MN 55330. Community Offerings Questions 274-1840 Elk River Youth Football The ERAYF (Elk River Area Youth Football Association) will once again be sponsoring a fall league. Grade 3 A third grade flag league will again be held. No equipment will be required as this will be a recreational non-contact league. The season will begin in early September, and will continue through mid-October. Jerseys and flags will be provided. Grades 4-6 Students entering grades 4-6 may sign up for a tackle league. The season will begin in late August/early September, and will continue through mid-October. Jerseys, pants, and mouth guards will be provided by the association, but participants must furnish helmets and shoulder pads. Grades 7 & 8 A 7th and 8th grade travel program will exist for the second year. We will be playing in the North Suburban League as the lightweight team did last year. It is our hope to have a minimum of 2 teams: one being a lightweight team of players under 138 lbs., and another heavyweight team of players over 138 lbs. There may be a need for tryouts for these teams depending on the number of players interested in playing. Fees for all three levels have not yet been determined. Please watch for registration forms which will come home with students at the end of this school year. Notices will also be printed in the Elk River Star Newspaper at the end of July and beginning of August. Registration: Elk River The Emporium (50 Main St. NW) Monday, August 7th 6-8:30 pm Wednesday, August 9th 6-8:30 pm Rogers Rogers and Zimmerman elem. schools Wednesday, August 9th 6-8:30 pm You may also mail your registration to: ERYFA P.O. Box 719 Elk River, MN 55330 Any and all questions may be directed to our hotline at (763) 745-3421 or to Craig Hemmesch at 441-8285 Elk River Area Youth Volleyball Boys and Girls Grades 3-6 Practice sessions will be held on Monday nights from 6:00-8:00p.m. beginning September 11, 2000 and ending November 6, 2000. Playdays will be scheduled for Saturday mornings from 8:00-10:00 a.m. beginning September 16, 2000 and ending November 11, 2000. Please submit registration form and fee of $40.00 by August 1, 2000. Make checks payable to Elk River Area Youth Volleyball. Mail to: ERAYV Theresa Bmmmer 19064 Carson St. N.W. Elk River, MN 55330 (763) 441-4006 Girls Youth Basketball 2000-2001 fall season Registration is now in process for the 2000- 2001 fall season. Watch for flyers which will be coming home from school with students in May. Flyers are also available at the Community Recreation office. In house fees are as follows: Grades 1-2 $35 Grades 3-6 $55 For more information on these offerings, please call the numbers listed above Page 51 · · · Reg stratlon Information Registration begins: · At the registration events listed below for most ISD 728 Community Education and ECFE activities for ISD 728 residents. · Immediately for all Community Recreation activities. · For ISD 728 non-district residents, registration begins for ISD 728 Community Education and ECFE activities on Tuesday, May 9th. Forms: · To register, please complete a registration form, one per each participant, for the desired activities. · More forms can be obtained by either copying the page or stopping by one of our locations. · If mailing, dropping off or faxing in your registration, it is best to fill out a different registration form for each organization and mail or drop them off at the correct address or fax number listed on the back of this brochure. FTOr Rogers Programs Only hursday, May 4 6-7:30 p.m. Rogers Junior High Use Main Entrance Registration Events Sat., May 6 8:10-10 a.m. Elk River Area Senior High Use Door B, west lot For Zimmerman Programs Only Thursday, May 4 6-7:30 p.m. Zimmerman Junior High Use Main Entrance **Please note: Community Recreation program registration begins immediately.** Ways to Registe r IN PERSON BY MAIL see hours see addresses listed on back on back cover cover BY PHONE BY FAX AFTER HOURS with VISA or with VISA or DROP BOX Mastercard Mastercard at Community Ed ($10 minimum) ($10 Minimum) Special Needs Payments Accepted We welcome persons of all abilities to Cash participate in our activities. If any Check special accommodations are needed, VISA/Mastercard please let us know when registering. For more information on these activities call the numbers listed above. Fee Assistance Fee assistance is available. Please inquire when registering for more information. Page 55 NON-PROFIT ORG PAID POSTAGE ELK RIVER MN 55330 PERMIT NO 25 U.S. PAID POSTAGE '~ ~/"~long L 1SD 728 Community Education 1230 School Street in Elk River (763)241-3520 Phone (763)241-3521 Fax Pages 3-31 in the brochure Hours Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Summer Hours Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. EcFE ISD 728 ECFE 1170 Main Street in Elk River (763)241-3524 Phone (763)241-3511 Fax Pages 32-34 in the brochure Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Summer Hours Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m.-2 p.m. Community Recreation 50 Main Street in Elk River (763)274-1840 Phone (763)274-1842 Fax (612)996-5451 Hotline Pages 35-51 in the brochure Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Emporium staff is available to take Community Recreation registrations after our regular business hours from 4:30-9 p.m. Tues.-Thurs., from 4:30-10 p.m. on Fri. and 3-10 p.m. on Sat. Elk River Program Office Locations ~ School St ~ Proctor Ave Hwy 10 ~, N S ~]ISD 728 Community Education [~] ISD 728 Early Childhood Family Education Use Door 6 [~] Community Recreation -~ Hwy 169/101 --~in St Cry Rd 12