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HomeMy WebLinkAboutEuless Today Spring/Summer 2001AJ %A Lie, The City Magazin 00 Spring/Summ 0 Edition In Concert Friday, April 27 Eric Burdon and The Animals Three Dog Night Saturday, April 28 The Temptations The Four Tops Strada`, April 29 The Turtles Euless E U L E S S T E X A S i . r or T E U LT I MAT E FAM, I LY F E STI VA' Arbor Daze 2001 April 27 - 29 O 4J to E 0 S. Greetings from Your Mayor Dear Citizens, Welcome, welcome to a wonderful spring- time! I'm sure that we appreciate all the rain during our winter, but oh, how great to see the sunshine and the flowers. Now if we could just have a little bit of that rain when our summer days come. Arbor Daze will be here in a few days, and the city staff has so many great things planned for all its citizens (no rain, please). Our entertain- ment is superb again and you must check out all the dates for appearances. Be sure to get your tickets for the nighttime entertainment before you arrive at the Arbor Daze festival. There still may be an opportunity to volunteer at one of our booths. There are so many good things going on in Euless now. Have you seen the Target Superstore site at the corner of Glade Road and Heritage? Plans are for an October opening. Many other businesses plan to open at the same site shortly thereafter. We have several new housing sites going up on Mid -Cities Boulevard, Cullum Street, Fuller Wiser, south Euless, and more. Also, we are still working on Mid -Cities Boulevard, Harwood Road, and Main Street. There have been some delays due to all the winter rains. Main Street construction will begin soon, the utility lines have been moved, and we look for the project to take two years. But it will be beautiful and our businesses will flourish. Our census reports show that we have a 20.6 per cent increase in population and we have grown from 38,149 in 1990 to 46,005 in 2000. We have some great citizens in our city. Please read about all the Fire and Police Awards to our city person- nel. We are so proud of their accomplishments. If you want to learn more about the police and fire departments do consider joining one of the citizen academies for each of those departments. Call and sign up for an experience of a lifetime. We have so many special programs going on in Euless now besides all the library programs, recreational programs and sports programs. The golf course is offering specials for our city residents and members only. If you are a golfer you need to investigate! In March we opened the Safe Place program where any young per- son from the ages of 7 to 17 can find a safe place in any of our three fire stations at any time of the day or night. Do read about the wonderful programs for those young people that need to find a safe place. We have several changes in our city staff. Our new Planning and Development Director is Michael Collins and our Economic Development Director is Bill Ridgway. We welcome them to our great city. Two long time staff members have retired. They are James Smith of the Fire Department and Ruth Alley our Personnel Manager. We wish them well in their retirement. Both James and Ruth served our city for twenty five years. We will miss having them each day on our staff. Our city elections and school board elections are held on May 5 in the library. We will have early voting for the two weeks preceeding the election date. There is one open seat on the city council and an open seat on the school board. Do study each candidate's agenda and vote. It is so important for you to vote, and we try to accommodate the election hours to fit your schedule. Our Euless Today has so many pages full of information for your reading with even more information on where to find up to date infor- mation on our city activities. Please read about all the activities we offer our citizens and do take advantage of as many as your time will allow. We have activities for all ages and interests and plenty of activities for you to engage in volunteerism. Euless is a great city. Together with all our citizens we can Build a Better Tomorrow for our future. Mary Lib Saleh 2 Mayor Euless City Council Carl Tyson Place 1 Leon Hogg Mayor Pro Tem Place 2 Bobby Baker Place 3 Charlie Miller Place 4 Glenn Porterfield Veva Lou Massey Place 5 Place 6 Euless Mission Statement To provide citizens the best and most efficient services possible that protect and enhance quality of life through planning and visionary leadership. Euless Parks and Leisure Services Board Eric Owens, Chairperson Glendora Waldrup, Vice Chairperson Boyce Byers Carl Miller Bruce Ebert Stacey Hollinger Mike Daniel Carroll "Scotty" Scott EULESS The City Magazine SprinWSummer 2001 Edition Contents I Arbor Daze 2001 Ruth Alley retires after 25 years City Council elections May 5 New development is popping up all over Euless Mike Collins joins Euless as Planning & Development Director There's history right here in Euless Bill Ridgway takes economic development helm in Euless U.S. Census reports 20% growth in last decade Fire Lt. James Smith cherishes memories accumulated over 27 years Residents get insider view of Fire Department Euless is using Cancellations.com to communicate event schedule changes The digital divide is shrinking at the Euless Public Library City Manager's Office (817) 685-1422 Joe Hennig City Manager Gary McKamie Deputy City Manager Department Heads Randy Byers Director of Public Works & Engineering Leonard Carmack Police Chief Mike Collins Director of Planning and Development Loretta Getchell Director of Fiscal and Administrative Services Rick Herold Director of Parks and Community Services Lee Koontz Fire Chief Bill Ridgway Director of Economic Development On the Cover A time-lapse photograph of the ferris wheel at the Arbor Daze carnival. 4-6 Euless fire stations join 12 6 Project Safe Place 6 The Golf Course at Texas Star 12 announces special program for residents 7 Neighborly News available to 13 all Euless residents 7 Fire and police departments recognize 13 outstanding employees at annual 8 awards dinners 8 City of Euless Phone Numbers 13 Midway Recreation Center 26-31 9 Summer Class Schedule Park Facilities 32-33 9 Rental Facilities 34-35 10 Parks at Texas Star 36 Dr Pepper StarCenter 36 10 Texas Star Golf Course 37 Raven's Grille 37 II Softball World 38 Calendar of Events 39 Editors of Euless Today Lori De La Cruz Communications/Marketing Manager Suzanne Hendrickson Recreation Superintendent Contributors to Euless Today Penny Carrillo — Fire Dept. Administrative Secretary Lt. Franchot Thomas — Fire Prevention/Education Angela Rosenbaum — Library Clerk in Technical Services If you have any questions or comments about Euless Today or city activities, call (817) 685-1821 or write to: Public Information Office 201 N. Ector Euless, TX 76039 Euless Today information also available online at www.ci.euless.tx.us 3 O O N Our three-day event has brought international attention to Euless for its commitment to beautify and improve the environment through the planting of trees. Arbor Daze has also garnered recognition as being a fabulous, free, family-oriented festival that brings our community together in an atmosphere of fun -filled activities. Founded on the premise set forth by the Arbor Day Foundation, that "trees, wherever they are planted, are a source of joy and spiritual renewal," Arbor Daze has grown into one of the largest, free, family festivals in the Lone Star state. For information on Arbor Daze 2001, please call 817-685-1660. Arbor Daze Sponsors Presenting Sponsors KLW 98.7 Oldies Radio City of Euless Platinum Sponsors Southwestern Bell Dr Pepper StarCenter Diamond Sponsors Allen Samuels Dodge Fort Worth Star -Telegram Harris Methodist H -E -B Landmark Bank The Home Depot Gold Sponsors Dr Pepper Graphics 2 Silver Sponsors Arts Council of Northeast Tarrant County Ra -Tel Communications Bronze Sponsor Pavestone Before Arbor Daze even begins, bring the entire family out for Carnival Preview on Thursday, April 26, 5 to 10 p.m. All you can ride for one ticket price — $15 at gate or $12 in advance at Midway Recreation Center, 300 Midway, Euless. Parking is $3. Carnival Preview ticket valid Thursday night only. 01dieFest Concert Tickets The OldieFest concert tickets are free, but everyone must have an OldieFest ticket to enter the shows. Tickets can be obtained by listen- ing to radio station KLW 98.7 for their concert ticket locations or by calling their hotline at 214-443-1571. Free ticket giveaway locations can also be accessed through the KLW 98.7 web site at www.kluv.com. If you do not have a ticket, the admission price is $5. Reserve) seating is available for the OldieFest Concerts. is located directly in front of the Main Stage. Cost is $25 per seat Friday and Sunday nights and $50 per seat for Saturday night. Reserved Seating is located to the side of the Main Stage and is $10 per seat per night. Season passes are also available — $75 will provide Silver Seating for one person all three nights. Reserved Seating Tickets are available at Arbor Daze dI qV '6, . StarTickets — 1-888-597-7827 or www.startickets.com 7:30 p.m. Crawfish 8:30 p.m. Eric Burdon & the Animals 10 P.M. Three Dog Night 98.7 xAIM""7 waxy FM Oldies Radio Saturday, ril 7 6:30 p.m. Gates Open 7:30 p.m. Crawfish 8:30 p.m. The Foundations 9:30 p.m. The Four Tops The Temptations The Four Tops I p.m. Gates Open 2 p.m. Metro Praise Orchestra 3 p.m. Hard Nights Day 4:15 p.m. The Turtles Aft The Foundations 5 0 ed E 10 Residents get insider view of Fire Department magine being completely suited up in fire gear and ushered into a raging fire, just to see what it's like. Members of the Fire Department's charter Citizens Fire Academy experienced this "controlled burn" situa- tion and many more as they worked their way through 12 weeks of both classroom and hands-on demonstrations. "It's been a desire of the Fire Department for several years," says Fire Inspector Christine Cox. They have wanted to give residents the opportunity to be "up close and personal" to what fire fighters and paramedics do on the job every day. So, starting the fourth week of class, students were allowed to sign up to do ride - outs at the three fire stations on both the ambu- lances and fire trucks. Don't worry, though. These ride -outs are for observation only; at no time will the students fight fires or give patient care. Then, on March 24, the students got a double whammy. First, students arrived Photo by Fire Lt. Franchot Thomas David Shanahan dresses out for the Citizens Fire Academy search and rescue activities. Helen Voss is intebating a practice mannequin during EMS night with the Citizens Fire Academy. at DFW Airport's Training Field where they were taken into a controlled burn situation, fully suited in protective, clothing. "This allowed the students to have a better understanding of the fire conditions and the physical demands fire fighters must overcome," says Cox. "In the same evening, students were also taken through a vehicular extrication exercise. Students used some of the common tools, such as the jaws -of -life, that fire fighters use to rescue people from a mangled vehi- cle." Names are currently being placed on a waiting list for the next class, scheduled to begin in the fall. The Academy is a 12 -week program in which the class meets one evening a week for three hours. For more information or to be placed on the waiting list, please call Fire Administration at 817-685-1600. Euless is using Cancellations.com to communicate event schedule changes ooking for another way to find out about upcom- ing activities? Want to know a quick and easy way to get the information you need when the weather affects meeting schedules? Let Cancellations.com and the City of Euless keep you "in the know." You may be wondering, "What is Cancellations.com?" Well, its a free Internet web site that posts closings, can- cellations, delays and activity schedules, giving visitors convenient access to all kinds of information. With the use of a password -protected login, the city's Communication office is posting cancella- tions, closings, delays, calendars, activity sched- ules and any other announcements on the web site. Once posted it becomes immediately avail- able to citizens. This ensures accuracy and the most up-to-date information possible. All you have to do is visit Cancellations.com and search for postings by zip code, city and state or simply by typing in City of Euless. For added convenience, register to receive Postings by E - Mail, a free service which sends postings automat- ically to your electronic mailbox. You will then receive notices of every event scheduled by the City of Euless. Cancellations.com also provides access to the exclu- sive AccuWeather.com five day forecast. You can plan your week and be aware of possible schedule changes due to inclement weather. Cancellations.com and the City of Euless will keep you informed on all types of last minute schedule changes. It is fast, free and secure. Cancellations.com and the City of Euless will keep you "in the know." The digital divide is shrinking at the Euless Public Library ix years ago, there was a first generation system and no Internet, just two personal computers and antiquated word processing software. The Library now has Internet access, educational games and produc- tion software such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint. With a $96,548 grant from the Telecommunication Infrastructure Fund, the Library now offers a wide range of digital opportunities. From surfing the Internet, to writing a resume, to scanning photos, to checking e- mail, the Euless Public Library has the tools you need to cross that digital divide. In December, 27 computers were installed in the Library's public area. According to JoAnn Rogers, Library Administrator, that's "the most PCs available for public use in a library of our size." In addition to the new web surfing computers, the process has become fully automated, allowing users to access the Internet in one hour increments. That means less waiting for a chance to see what's new on the X -Files web site. Users now log onto the web surfing computers with their library cards. Near the end of one hour, the automated system gives a five minute warning and then terminates their connection so that the next person in line can have a turn. There are 17 computers with this new timing feature for web access. Ten are located in the center of the Library, four in Youth and three in Teen Point. But that's not all. Most of these computers also support Microsoft Office 2000 — Word, Excel and PowerPoint. But wait, there's more! A page scanner is also avail- able for scanning photos or text materials. Instead of routing the scanned image to a computer, it downloads to a floppy disk or ZIP disk that you provide. Most of the public computers support these media, so you can scan a photo of your daughter playing dress -up and insert it in your e-mail to your great -Aunt in Nebraska. And for our visually impaired patrons, IBM Homepage Reader, a software package that actually reads a web page's contents out loud, will be loaded on all of the computers by the end of June. Although the Library has made such great strides, they're constantly looking to the future. "We're going to continue to change and continue to evolve," promises Sheila Williams, Library Assistant Administrator. She notes that eventually, ebooks will be available through NetLibrary, a service purchased by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission for use by Texas pub- lic libraries. And when it comes to network sharing, we have some incredible resources for our patrons. For instance, TexShare enables participating libraries to offer a broader range of materials and services than any single Euless history continued from page 8 Historical Preservation Committee launched a campaign to save this symbol of Euless' history. A united effort began between Taco Bell restaurant, Saebit Baptist Church, the Fuller family, Euless city officials and con- cerned residents, which resulted in the relocation of the house to Heritage Park. The Fuller House contains sev- Photo by Angela Rosenbaum A patron and her daughter enjoy the new educational games on the computers in the Youth Department. library can provide. In addition to interlibrary loans of materials, TexShare also offers online full -text databases, similar to those available from the Texas State Electronic Library. These databases provide desktop access to jour- nal articles that were formerly available only in large research libraries. TexShare also offers an interlibrary loan service. If you can't find the resource you need at the Euless Library, the staff can search for it through a number of colleges, universities and other public libraries throughout Texas. Users can then check it out on an "as available" basis. "We're trying to stay ahead of the game when it comes to allocating our materials funds," says Rogers. The Library staff is currently looking into purchasing more books on CD and movies on DVD. The Library also offers classes throughout the year on using the Internet and is researching the possibility of offering classes on the Microsoft Office software products. The possibilities are endless. Research, games, surfing and don't forget books ... it's all available at the Euless Public Library. Euless Public Library 201 N. Ector Dr. 817-684-1480 Hours of Operation Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Friday & Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday 1 – 5 p.m. Phone Numbers Children's Desk (817) 685-1493 Reference Desk (817) 685-1489 Circulation Desk (817) 685-1481 Administration (817) 685-1679 eral period furnishings and doubles as a city museum. The Himes Log Cabin and Fuller House are open to the public the second Saturday of the month from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission is free. For more information, please contact Anicia Brown at 817-685-1649. 11 C O E 0 r 12 Euless fire stations join Project Safe Place 0 n March 20, the City of Euless joined the Project Safe Place program by designat- ing its three fire sta- tions as safe locations a for youth to go in a � Place time of crisis. Safe places provide temporary shelter to young people in cri- sis. They are secure places where any young person in a crisis can walk in and ask for help. The Bridge Emergency Youth Services is then contacted and within minutes a volunteer or staff counselor arrives to offer assistance. Safe Place puts distressed children and their families in touch with resources they need to keep safe and provide support and guidance to the family. "We are very excited to be a part of this program," said Don Wilson, Deputy Fire Chief. "This is a vital step in serving and protecting the young people in our commu- nity." Euless' three fire stations are located at 201 E. Ash Lane, 1515 Westpark Way and 201 W. Euless Blvd. (Hwy. 10). In Tarrant County, Safe Place is operated by The Bridge Emergency Youth Services. The Bridge is a non- profit agency providing licensed emergency youth shel- ter and counseling and is funded by the Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services. The Photo by Fire Lt. Franchot Thomas Euless Mayor Mary Lib Saleh and Fire Chief Lee Koontz unveil the Safe Place sign on Fire Station #1. program began in Arlington in March of 2000 and is now expanding into 48 fire stations in 16 communities throughout Tarrant County. The Safe Place goal is to have the Safe Place sign rec- ognized nationally as a symbol of help and safety for any young people who are lost or scared, abused, threatened or in any unsafe situation. If you would like information about finding a Safe Place, starting a new Safe Place program or becoming a Safe Place volunteer, please contact Kyle Bryan, Project Safe Place Coordinator, at 817-335-4673. The Golf Course at Texas Star introduces special program for residents he Golf Course at Texas Star just made it easier to line up a tee time on the days you would like to hit the links at the last minute. The Texas Star "29 Caliber" StarShot Special allows StarShot members to call Texas Star to check on the availability of a same day StarShot tee time for $29, which includes green fee, electric cart and applicable tax. The StarShot membership is open to all Euless resi- dents for an annual fee of $5. Texas Star members are automatically enrolled in the StarShot program. Membership includes a StarShot membership card and the new StarShot Special quarterly publication. The StarShot Special provides information to members on special quarterly tournaments, Texas Star discounts and the latest news from Texas Star. Members can take advantage of the StarShots "Three - 4 -Free" special. StarShot members who bring three non- residents, non-members who pay the published non-res- ident green fee and cart rate will play at no fee. Members who have e-mail can also take advantage of StarShot QuickFires — last minute discounts available only by e-mail. Members will also enjoy special seasonal nine -hole reduced rates. TEXAS STAR To become a StarShot member, please bring two proofs of residency and $5 to the golf course. If you would like more information, please call the Golf Course at Texas Star, 817-685-7888 or 1-888-TEX-STAR. StarShot rates are valid Monday through Thursday, excluding holidays. Certain days will be "blacked out" due to golf tournaments, golf course maintenance, weather conditions or other considerations. Neighborly News available to all Euless residents n order to keep Euless residents informed of hap- penings around the City, the Communications Office is producing a quarterly newsletter for resi- dents who sign up to receive it. Neighborly News is a two-page newsletter that is available by snail mail or by e-mail. Please contact Lori De La Cruz, Communications/Marketing Manager, to be placed on the mailing list — 817-685-1821 or ldelacruz@ci.euless.tx.us Fire and police departments recognize outstanding employees at annual awards dinners edicated. Leader. Respected. These words were heard over and over again in Euless on two dis- tinguished occasions — the annual awards din- ners honoring the firefighters, paramedics, police offi- cers and civilian staff who serve and protect our city. On Saturday, February 10 at the Texas Star Conference Centre, the Fire Department honored 11 of its employees: Employee of the Year Christine Cox, Fire Inspector/Paramedic EMS Provider of the Year Richard Whitten, Firefighter II/Paramedic Fire/Rescue Specialist of the Year Rusty Cade, Firefighter II/EMT Driver/Engineer of the Year Steve Mayo, Driver/Engineer/EMT Supervisor of the Year Jerry Sutton, Lieutenant/Paramedic Rookie of the Year Robert Hopkins, Firefighter/Paramedic Distinguished Unit Award Jerry Sutton, Richard Whitten, Robert Hopkins, Doug Tyson, David Brock On Friday, February 23 at the First Baptist Church of Euless, the Police Department honored eight of its employees. Officer of the Year David Priest, Corporal Civilian of the Year Margarita Valladares, Telecommunications Supervisor of the Year Joe Foran, Sergeant Distinguished Service – Sworn Scott Axton, Corporal Distinguished Service – Civilian David Chaney, Public Service Officer Rookie of the Year Stephan Barlag, Police Officer Blackie Sustaire Award David Parker, Police Officer Certificate of Merit Gene Haywood, Corporal 1 City of Euless Phone Numbers I 1 C 1 The City of Euless has an extensive voice mail system 1 designed to make communication between residents and 31 city staff as convenient as possible. Voice mail allows per- sons to leave tape recorded messages for city employees. 13 If an extension is busy, the incoming call is automati- cally routed to voice mail so the caller can leave a mes- 1 1 sage and the employee can return the call. Any calls made to 817-685-1420 will be answered 1 �• 1 Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., by an operator who is 1 f+ 1 trained to route the incoming inquiries to the proper 1 department. 1 Emergency 9-1-1 1 Animal Shelter 817-685-1594 ; 0 1 Building Permits 817-685-1630 ■� 1 City Manager 817-685-1422 31 1 City Secretary 817-685-1434 Code Services 817-685-1625 1 P Economic Development 817-685-1869 I �• 1 Finance 817-685-1826 1 O Fire Department (non -emergency) 817-685-1600 Fire Marshal 817-685-1659 1 Job Line 817-685-1450 1 1 Library 817-685-1679 1 1 Mayor's Office 817-685-1419 1 Midway Recreation Center 817-685-1666 1 1 Municipal Court 817-685-1460 1 1 Parks and Community Services 817-685-1429 1 Parks at Texas Star 817-685-1838 1 Personnel 817-685-1451 1 Planning and Development 817-685-1630 ; Police Department (non -emergency) 817-685-1500 1 1 Public Information 817-685-1821 Public Works 817-685-1580 1 1 Recycling Hotline 817-685-1825 Trash and Recycling Service 817-685-1410 1 Softball World at Texas Star 817-685-7867 Streets/Utilities 817-685-1580 1 1 The Golf Course at Texas Star 817-685-7888 1 V The Conference Center at Texas Star 817-685-1845 1 1 Water Office/Utility Billing 817-685-1471 1 email: eulessinfo@ci.euless.tx.us 1 home page: www.ci.euless.tx.us 1 Cable Access Channel 16 1 1 1 1 For other city offices, please call the Euless operator at 1 1 817-685-1420. ----------------� 13 4l Ln C 0 4J a� V 14 Midway Recreation Center 300 West Midway Dr. (817) 685-1666 Midway Recreation Center Hours of Operation Monday — Thursday 6 a.m. —10 p.m. Friday 6 a.m. — 6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. — 6 p.m. Sunday 12 — 6 p.m. Hours subject to change for holidays or special events. MIDWAY RECREATION CENTER FACILITY USE FEES Membership Annual Fee Weight Room Racquetball* Category Fee Per Visit Per Visit Non -Prime Prime Regular Member $8.00 -0- $2.00 $2.00 $3.00 (Individual) Includes: Gymnasium usage, walking/jogging trail, games area, shower availability photo membership card, exciting discount opportunities. Regular Member $20.00 -0- $2.00 $2.00 $3.00 (Family) Includes: All of the above for immediate family. Ultra Member $60.00 -0- -0- $2.00 $3.00 (Individual) Includes: UNLIMITED WEIGHT ROOM VISITS, gymnasium usage, walking/jogging trail, games area, shower availability, photo membership card, exciting discount opportunities. Ultra Member $100.00 -0- -0- $2.00 $3.00 (Family) Includes: All of the Ultra Membership for immediate family. Ultimate Member $80.00 -0- -0- $2.00 $3.00 (Individual) Includes: UNLIMITED WEIGHT ROOM VISITS, UNLIMITED SWIMMING AT THE CITY POOLS, gymnasium usage, walking/jogging trail, games area, shower availability, photo membership card, exciting discount opportunities. Ultimate Member $135.00 -0- -0- $2.00 $3.00 (Family) Includes: All of the Ultimate Membership for immediate family. Daily Use -0- $3.00 Not Not Not (Individual) Available Available Available Includes: Gymnasium usage, walking/jogging trail, games area. Senior Citizen** $2.00 -0- -0- $2.00 $3.00 (Individual) Includes: UNLIMITED WEIGHT ROOM VISITS, gymnasium usage, walking/jogging trail, games area, shower availability, photo membership card, exciting discount opportunities. Non -Residents $40.00 -0- $3.00 $3.00 $6.00 (Individual) Includes: Gymnasium usage, walking/jogging trail, games area, shower availability. Non -Residents -0- $5.00 Not Not Not Non -Member Available Available Available * Racquetball prime time is Monday — Friday, 5 p.m. — Close and all day Saturday and Sunday. * Racquetball fees shown for court hour; not per person. ** Euless Senior Citizens must be 60 years of age or older. r--•—'—'—'—'—'—•—•—•—•—.—•—.—•—.—.—.—.—•—•--•-� j South Pacific j • Outdoor Summer Musical , ' Auditions Audition Requirements: i Friday, May 4, 7 – 9 p.m. • Song of choice (provide sheet music jSaturday, May 5, 1– 3 p.m. in correct key – no tapes) ' • Ruth Millican Center, 201 Cullum Drive • Comfortable clothes ' (a short dance sequence will be taught) ' • Cast Requirments • Head shot (non -returnable) , I Principals: 2 women, 2 men • Cold readings from provided script Featured: 1 woman, 4 men, 1 boy, 1 girl (for speaking parts , Large singing and dancing ensemble I • erous small roles -." ;-1 Call Bac Sunday, May 6, ' in. j • Sign-ups for non-performing volunteers will Ruth Millican C ter also be accepted: Costuming Assistants, jBack Stage Crew, Props Procurement, Rehearsals (tentativ • Set Construction, Security and Detailing Tuesday and Thursday evenings Sunday afternoo • Orchestral applications will also be taken — ' auditions not required, parts determined Performance Dates -- "rding to ability and experience. July 13, 14, 20, 21 @ 8:15 p.rn. El Villages of Bear CreAmphitheat Contact Anicia Brown at 817-685-1649 for further L.__� . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The City of Euless Community and Animal Services Departments present The Dog Daze of Summer III Saturday, May 12 10 a.m. - I p.m. Villages of Bear Creek Park Near Bear's Den Pavilion & Playground Family Fun with the Family Dog! • Low Cost Shaves • Breed Rescue Programs • Fly Ball Demonstrations • Low Cost Vaccines Free Event Bring your leashed dog and have some fun! For more information, call 817-685-1681. M M n� bb IR Swimming Pool Hours South Euless Pool Midway Pool Wilshire Pool 603 S. Main St. 300 W. Midway Dr. 315 Sierra Dr. 817-685-1677 817-685-1676 817-685-1678 Monday, Wednesday, Friday Monday thru Saturday Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1— 8 p.m. 1— 8 p.m. 1— 5 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday 1 — 5 p.m. Saturday 1— 8 p.m. Sunday Sunday 2-6p.m. 2-6p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 1 — 8 p.m. Sunday 2 — 6 p.m. ADMISSION: $1 (Under 3 Free) Children under 7 must be accompanied by a person 16 years of age or older. NOTE: Alcoholic beverages, tobacco products of any kind and non-prescription drugs are not permitted in pool area. Glass containers of any kind are prohibited inside the pool area. Water Tots (Ages 1-4) Children are introduced to the water in a way most comforting to them. Parents must join the child in the pool. All Water Tots lessons are taught at South Euless Pool. Children will be required to wear a swim diaper if not potty trained. Fun, games & nursery rhymes are used to introduce skills such as: • Proper entry & exit to pool • Open eyes under water • Holding on to side of pool • Prone & back float with assistance • Water safety • Proper arm & leg movement • Blowing bubbles • Swim underwater to parent Special Daze at the Pool "2 Fer 1" Nights: Thursday nights, two people for the price of one. Father's Day: June 17 all fathers get in free with the child. Independence Day: July 4, ice cold watermelon slices served to all patrons at each pool. i Personal Flotation Devices Although personal flotation devices, i.e. water wings, rafts, inner tubes, etc., offer fun and enjoyment, many accidents and drownings have been attributed to the use of these devices. Therefore, the City of Euless does not allow the use of any flotation devices. The only exception to this policy would be Coast Guard approved flotation devices. Center: South Euless Pool Center: South Euless Pool Date: Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Day(s): Tuesday & Thursday 9 — 9:35 a.m. 9:40 — 10:15 a.m. Date: June 18 — June 28 Date: June 12 — July 5 two weeks four weeks Time: 9 — 9:35 a.m. 9:40 —10:15 a.m. Time: 5:30 — 6:05 p.m. 6:10 — 6:45 p.m. 6:50 — 7:25 p.m. Class #: 350000 A 350000 B Class #: 350003 A 350003 B 350003 C Cost: $45 $45 Cost: $45 $45 $45 Center: South Euless Pool Center: South Euless Pool Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Day(s): Tuesday & Thursday Date: July 2 — July 12 Date: July 10 — August 2 two weeks four weeks Time: 9 — 9:35 a.m. 9:40 — 10:15 a.m. Time: 5:30 — 6:05 p.m. 6:10 — 6:45 p.m. 6:50 — 7:25 p.m. Class #: 350001 A 350001 B Class #: 350004 A 350004 B 350004 C Cost: $45 $45 Cost: $45 $45 $45 Center: South Euless Pool Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Date: July 16 — July 26 two weeks Time: 9 — 9:35 a.m. 9:40 — 10:15 a.m. Class #: 350002 A 350002 B Cost: $45 $45 A Word To Our Parents Our lifeguards are highly trained and skilled. ? Their job is to assist in making our facilities safe I places to bring the family. However, they are not f babysitters. Parents are expected to watch their children and to assist in enforcing the policies for a the safety and enjoyment of all patrons. American Red Cross Swim Lessons Registration Information Walk-in registration begins May 5 at the Midway Recreation Center. Registration for swimming lessons must be done in per- son. Each registrant will be asked to fill in a "Swim Lesson Registration" form, which outlines what level the student should be enrolled in. Students receive eight 40 -minute classes of instruction. Level I Water Exploration Purpose: Orient to aquatic environment; and create a sound foundation for aquatic and safety skills. • Understand the basic safety rules. • Know the fundamentals of using a life jacket. • Know how to handle a cramp. • Know how to get help. • Perform reaching assists without equipment. • Enter and exit water independently. • Fully submerge for 3 seconds. • Bounce in chest deep water (bob) to chin level 10 times. • Walk 5 yards in chest deep water, maintaining balance. • Float while supported, on front and back. • Kick, while supported, on front and back. • Practice basic alternating arm action. Level II Primary Skills Purpose: Expand on fundamental aquatic locomotions and safety skills • Perform reaching and extension from deck. • Assist nonswimmer to feet. • Be familiar with rescue breathing. • Move from stand to horizontal position. • Hold breath for 3 seconds. • Float or glide on front, unsupported, for 5 seconds. • Submerge to retrieve object in chest deep water. • Explore deep water, with flotation support. • Enter pool into chest deep water and stand. • Perform flutter kick on front and back (support optional). • Turn over from front to back and back to front. • Float on back while finning with hands. • Practice back crawl arm action. • Perform combined (kick & arms) stroke front, 5 yards. • Perform combined (kick & arms) stroke back, 5 yards. Level 111 Stroke Readiness Purpose: Increase swimming skill competency; and prac- tice safety and non -swimming rescue skills. • Understand safe diving rules. • Bob in water slightly over head to travel to safe area. • Jump into deep water with life jacket on. • Jump into deep water from side of pool. • Demonstrate the Heat Escape Lessening Posture for 1 minute. • Perform "huddle" position with other participants for 1 minute. • Know how to open airway for rescue breathing. • Retrieve an object from the bottom in chest deep water. • Perform 15 bobs in chest deep water. • Do back crawl, 10 yards. • Dive from side of pool from kneeling and compact positions. • Tread water. • Reverse direction while swimming on back. • Coordinate for front crawl with breathing to the front or side, 10 yards. • Perform front glide with push -off, 2 body lengths. • Perform back glide with push -off, 2 body lengths. • Reverse direction while swimming on front. Level IV Stroke Development Purpose: Develop confidence and competency in strokes and safety skills beyond preceding levels; also introduce breaststroke and sidestroke. • Become familiar with CPR. • Demonstrate Rescue Breathing (without mouth contact). • Perform rotary breathing. • Practice deep water bobbing. • Experiment with buoyancy and floating position. • Demonstrate diving from pool side, from both stride and standing positions. • Practice treading water with a modified scissors, modi- fied breaststroke and/or rotary kicks (2 minutes) • Perform the following: Front crawl, 25 yards with rotary breathing Back crawl, 25 yards Elementary backstroke, 10 yards Scissors kick, 10 yards Sculling on back, 5 yards or 15 seconds Breaststroke kick, 10 yards • Demonstrate turning at the wall. Level V Stroke Refinement Purpose: Continue stroke refinement. Introduce butterfly, surface dives and springboard diving. • Understand rules for safe diving from board. • Know how to recognize spinal injury. • Know hip/shoulder support for spinal injury. • Continue refinement of front crawl, back crawl, elemen- tary backstroke, breaststroke and sidestroke. • Perform butterfly. • Practice alternate breathing. • Swim under water 3 body lengths. • Tread water 2 minutes with 2 different kicks. • Demonstrate basic dives: Standing front dive from diving board Long shallow dive • Perform the following: Breaststroke, 10 yards Sidestroke, 10 yards Elementary backstroke, 25 yards Dolphin kick, 10 yards Front crawl, 50 yards Back crawl, 50 yards • Feet first surface dive. 10 Level VI Stroke Proficiency Purpose: Develop maximum efficiency and endurance for strokes; also introduce flip turns. • Demonstrate throwing assists. • Know how to roll a spinal injury victim face up. • Perform turns: Do breaststroke turn and pull-out Flip turn for front crawl • Tread water for 3 minutes, 1 minute without hands, 2 with. • Demonstrate jump tuck from diving board. • Perform an approach and hurdle on diving board. • Perform pike surface dive and tuck surface dive. • Perform the following: Front & back crawl, 100 yards each, with turns Breaststroke & sidestroke, 25 yards each Butterfly, 10 yards Breaststroke & sidestroke turns Level VII Advanced Skills Purpose: Encourage lifetime fitness; refine strokes learned in previous levels; develop springboard diving skills; and learn advanced rescue skills. • Demonstrate in -water rescue breathing using equipment. • Demonstrate how to check heart rate. • Know conditioning principles. • Perform front dive from board. • Demonstrate treading water for 5 minutes. • Retrieve diving brick in 8-10 feet of water. • Perform the following: Continuous swim, 500 yards Swim under water, 15 yards Breaststroke, 50 yards Butterfly, 25 yards Front crawl, 200 yards Back crawl, 100 yards Sidestroke, 50 yards Backstroke flip turn Swim Class Schedule Center: Midway Pool Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Date: June 4 — June 14 two weeks Time: 9 — 9:40 a.m. 9:50 —10:30 a.m. 10:40 —11:20 a.m. 11:30 a.m. —12:10 p.m. Class #: 350005 A 350005 B 350005 C 350005 D Cost: $45 $45 $45 $45 Center: Midway Pool Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Date: June 18 — June 28 two weeks Time: 9 — 9:40 a.m. 9:50 —10:30 a.m. 10:40 —11:20 a.m. 11:30 a.m. —12:10 p.m. Class #: 350006 A 350006 B 350006 C 350006 D Cost: $45 $45 $45 $45 Center: Midway Pool Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Date: July 2 — July 13 two weeks Time: 9 — 9:40 a.m. 9:50 —10:30 a.m. 10:40 —11:20 a.m. 11:30 a.m. —12:10 p.m. Class #: 350007 A 350007 B 350007 C 350007 D Cost: $40 $40 $40 $40 No class Wednesday, July 4. Center: Midway Pool Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Date: July 16 — July 26 two weeks Time: 9 — 9:40 a.m. 9:50 —10:30 a.m. 10:40 —11:20 a.m. 11:30 a.m. —12:10 p.m. Class #: 350008 A 350008 B 350008 C 350008 D Cost: $45 $45 $45 $45 Center: Wilshire Pool Day(s): Monday, Wednesday, Friday Date: June 4 — June 22 three weeks Time: 5 — 5:40 p.m. 5:50 — 6:30 p.m. 6:40 — 7:20 p.m. Class #: 350009 A 350009 B 350009 C Cost: $45 $45 $45 Center: Wilshire Pool Day(s): Monday, Wednesday, Friday Date: June 25 — July 13 three weeks Time: 5 — 5:40 p.m. 5:50 — 6:30 p.m. 6:40 — 7:20 p.m. Class #: 350010 A 350010 B 350010 C Cost: $40 $40 $40 No class Wednesday, July 4. Center: Wilshire Pool Day(s): Monday, Wednesday, Friday Date: July 16 — August 3 three weeks Time: 5 — 5:40 p.m. 5:50 — 6:30 p.m. 6:40 — 7:20 p.m. Class #: 350011 A 350011 B 350011 C Cost: $45 $45 $45 For more information on Swim Lessons or for inclement weather information, call 817-685-1666. Children should be within the age range listed to sign up for each class on or before the first day the class begins. Shining Stars Summer Camp (Age 3 by June 5, 2001 and be completely potty trained) Your little one will have a summer of fun with numbers, colors, shape recognition, science experiments, computers, songs, stories, arts & crafts, large muscle group activities and cooperative play. Students should bring a snack, drink, backpack, folder and a change of clothes each day. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday & Thursday Time: 9 a.m. — 12 p.m. Instr: Staff Date: June 5 July 10 four weeks four weeks Class #: 310000 A 310000 B Cost: $65 $65 Shooting Stars Summer Camp (Ages 4 & 5) (Age 4 by June 4, 2001 and be completely potty trained) Children will develop the kindergarten skills of numbers, letters, shapes and cooperative play. Join us for lots of learn- ing fun through arts & crafts, computers, music, stories, songs and large muscle group activities. Students should bring a snack, drink, backpack, folder and a change of clothes each day. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday, Wednesday, Friday Time: 8:30 a.m. — 12:30 p.m. Instr: Fulmer Date: June 4 July 9 four weeks four weeks Class #: 310001 A 310001 B Cost: $116 $116 Tap & Ballet (Ages 3-5) Develop rhythm, balance, coordination and grace in this structured, but fun dance class. Creative dance choreogra- phy and techniques will be used. Students must wear a leo- tard, tights and have black ballet and tap shoes with elastic pull ties in the tap shoes. Instructor has been teaching dance for 31 years. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday & Wednesday Time: 10:30 — 11:15 a.m. Instr: Burger Date: June 4 June 18 two weeks two weeks Class #: 310004 A 310004 B Cost: $19 $19 Date: July 9 July 23 two weeks two weeks Class #: 310004 C 310004 D Cost: $19 $19 Tumbling (Ages 3-5) Students will be taught the proper way to do basic tumbling stunts, rolls, somersaults and much more. This program is designed to develop coordination, body awareness and basic tumbling skills. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday & Wednesday Time: 10 — 10:30 a.m. Instr: Burger Date: June 4 June 18 two weeks two weeks Class #: 310003 A 310003 B Cost: $12 $12 Date: July 9 July 23 two weeks two weeks Class #: 310003 C 310003 D Cost: $12 $12 Pre -Judo (Ages 4 & 5) Students will achieve a greater self-confidence, heighten awareness, improve balance and practice the basic patterns of Judo. Your child will develop the "Yes I Can" attitude. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday & Thursday Time: 5 — 5:45 p.m. Instr: Weidenhof Date: June 5 July 17 four weeks six weeks Class #: 310005 A 310005 B Cost: $25 $35 Munchkin Tennis (Ages 4-6) Kids will learn the basics of tennis at the Midway Recreation Center tennis courts, as they practice hitting forehands, backhands and the mechanics of serving. A great way to introduce your little one to a lifetime sport. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Time: 8:30 — 9 a.m. Instr: Sanchez Date: July 16 two weeks Class #: 310006 A Cost: $25 Co -Ed Soccer Skills & Drills (Ages 4-6) In this non-competitive class boys and girls will practice kicking, passing and shooting. Participants should bring shin guards and a size 3 soccer ball. No cleats! Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Saturday Instr: Staff Time: 10 — 10:45 a.m. 9 — 9:45 a.m. Date: June 9 July 14 four weeks four weeks Class #: 310008 A 310008 B Cost: $19 $19 MU M1 n 0 0 19 20 Co -Ed T Ball Skills & Drills (Ages 4-6) two weeks In this non-competitive class boys and girls will practice hit- ting, throwing, catching and running the bases. Bring your glove. Cost: $12 Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Saturday Instr: Staff Time: 9 — 9:45 a.m. 10 — 10:45 a.m. Date: June 9 July 14 four weeks four weeks Class #: 310007 A 310007 B Cost: $19 $19 Dino Dig (Ages 3-5 and potty trained) Go diggin' for dinosaurs and design a dino-mite treat and a dino craft. Limited enrollment. Please register at least one week in advance. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Wednesday Instr: Fulmer Time: 1 — 2 p.m. Date: June 13 one day Class #: 310009 A Cost: $6 "Miss Spider's Tea Party" (Ages 3-5 and potty trained) Read the story "Miss Spider's Tea Party," make a spider craft and have a tea party. Limited enrollment. Please register at least one week in advance. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Wednesday Instr: Fulmer Time: 1 — 2 p.m. Date: June 20 one day Class #: 310010 A Cost: $6 Teddy Bear Picnic (Ages 3-5 and potty trained) Bring your favorite Teddy Bear to this afternoon picnic. Each Teddy Bear will receive an award. Take home a hand- made Teddy Bear craft and a Teddy Bear goody. Limited enrollment. Please register at least one week in advance. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Wednesday Instr: Fulmer Time: 1 — 2 p.m. Date: July 18 one day Class #: 310011 A Cost: $6 We love parents, however... with your child's best interest in mind, parents are invited to their child's last class meet- ing. Our instructors have found that quality of instruction has often been affected by parent and/or sibling distractions, interruptions and various other concerns during class time. We feel that it is most beneficial for children to have recreational time with their peers. Parent & Tot Tumbling (Ages 18 months — 35 months with parent) Parents will help their child learn the safe and proper way to tumble, while increasing their balance, coordination and flexibility. One guardian per child. No additional visitors or siblings allowed. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday Instr: Quiroga Time: 5 — 6 p.m. Date: June 4 July 9 four weeks four weeks Class #: 310012 A 310012 B Cost: $19 $19 Tap & Tumble (Ages 4 & 5) Tap and tumbling all rolled into one class. Students will work on developing their rhythm, balance, dance steps, coor- dination, flexibility and grace. Students need to have tap shoes. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Instr: Quiroga Time: 9 — 10 a.m. Date: June 5 July 10 four weeks four weeks Class #: 310013 A 310013 B Cost: $19 $19 Tumble Cubs (Ages walkers to 3 years with parent) Parents bring your little ones over for a tumbling good time. Teach your children the proper and safe way to do tumbling. Dress comfortably for this fun class. One guardian per child. No additional visitors or siblings allowed. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday & Wednesday Instr: Burger Time: 9:30 — 10 a.m. Date: June 4 June 18 two weeks two weeks Class #: 310002 A 310002 B Cost: $12 $12 Date: July 9 July 23 two weeks two weeks Class #: 310002 C 310002 D Cost: $12 $12 [Is, ny an ng he he tn O O co _ �+ U� f h � •� � .3 3 � H `C° � � `° .bo h �� W o yo ti 'O pp w °'� q_p d L 0 w U O O LL C X r 4Jb O 'Z CO+� ul h ` � d td v C C ya 'o .2 C a. .. Q co •-- 41 h Q t¢ 3 O 'oA Oby 'O h h ° �M Sao �o v W E, a orn m no c o mo. 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The Mini -Hawk camps will include introductory skills, orientation to team play and unique games developed by the Academy. All Mini - Hawk camps will have access to child -sized basketball hoops. See camp information in the Athletic information in this magazine. Center: Parks at Texas Star Time: 9 a.m. — 12 p.m. Date: June 4-8 July 16-20 Class #: 340010 A 340010 B Cost: $80 $80 Youth Tennis Come out to Midway Recreation Center tennis courts and learn how to play the wonderful game of tennis. Learn the rules, etiquette, forehand, backhand, serves and scoring. Bring one can of tennis balls and a tennis racket. Classes for all levels. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Time: 9 — 9:50 a.m. 10 —10:50 a.m. Instr: Sanchez Sanchez Age(s): 7-9 years 10-15 years Level: Beginner Beginner Date: July 16 July 16 two weeks two weeks Class #: 320003 A 320003 B Cost: $45 $45 Time: 11-11:50 a.m. 12 —12:50 p.m. Instr: Sanchez Sanchez Age(s): 8-15 years 10-15 years Level: Intermediate Advanced Date: July 16 July 16 two weeks two weeks Class #: 320003 C 320003 D Cost: $45 $45 Youth Taekwondo 1 (Ages 6-9) (White & Yellow Stripe Belt) This class is designed to give the beginning student the basic fundamentals of class procedures, training etiquette, physical techniques of stance work, blocking, punching, kicking, etc. Students who train in this program and attain the level of yellow belt have the opportunity to join the Youth Taekwondo Program conducted two evenings during the week. (Therefore, successful completion of this training program is a prerequisite to training in the regular Youth Taekwondo Program.) A comprehensive student reference guide is available through and required by the instructor for a nominal fee. Center: Ruth Millican Center Day(s): Saturday Time: 10 —11:30 a.m. Instr: Dolan Date: June 9 July 21 six weeks six weeks Class #: 320000 A 320000 B Cost: $25 $25 Youth Taekwondo II (Ages 6-12) (Yellow Belt & above) (Ages 10-12) (White Belt — Yellow Stripe Belt) This children -specific program explores the entire range of techniques for each training level of the Taekwondo Jungshin regimen. It is designed to instill the physical and character benefits of martial arts training while motivating children to achieve success by dedication to realistic train- ing goals. Through a variety of scientifically designed train- ing principles there is a constant challenge provided to the student. A comprehensive student reference guide is avail- able through and required by the instructor for a nominal fee. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday and Thursday Time: 6 — 7:15 p.m. Instr: Dolan Date: June 4 July 16 six weeks six weeks Class #: 320001 A 320001 B Cost: $29 $29 21 s .J 22 Co -Ed Gymnastics (Ages 6-12) This course will cover front and back roll, head and hand- stand, cartwheel, front and back straddle rolls, walk, skip, jump and dip on low balance beam. Instructor will work with any level student. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Wednesday Wednesday Time: 6:30 — 7:15 p.m. 7:15 — 8 p.m. Instr: O'Dell O'Dell Date: June 6 June 6 Age(s): four weeks four weeks Class #: 320007 A 320007 B Cost: $15 $15 Date: July 11 July 11 Cost: four weeks four weeks Class #: 320007 C 320007 D Cost: $15 $15 Youth Judo/Jujitsu (Ages 6-11) In this art known as "The Gentle Way," students will learn locks, holds, breakfalls, rolling, throwing and ground tech- niques. Students will achieve greater self confidence, heighten awareness, improve balance and practice basic patterns of Judo. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday & Thursday Time: 6 — 7 p.m. Instr: Weidenhof Date: June 5 July 17 four weeks six weeks Class #: 320002 A 320002 B Cost: $25 $35 Piano for Beginners Instruction at an electric organ will introduce students to the musical skills needed to play the keyboard. Students who own their own portable keyboard are encouraged to bring it to class. Students will need access to a piano or key- board for home practice. Take home instructional music will be provided. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Friday Friday Time: 10:30 —11:30 a.m. 10:30 —11:30 a.m. Instr: Nobis Nobis Age(s): 7-9 years 7-9 years Date: June 8 July 6 four weeks four weeks Class #: 320004 A 320004 B Cost: $26 $26 Day(s): Friday Friday Time: 11:30 a.m. —12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. —12:30 p.m. Instr: Nobis Nobis Age(s): 10-15 years 10-15 years Date: June 8 July 6 Age(s): four weeks four weeks Class #: 320005 A 320005 B Cost: $29 $29 Sign Language (Ages 6-12) This class is an introduction to the language of signs and fingerspelling. You will receive practice in expressive and receptive skills, learn to fingerspell the alphabet and num- bers and be exposed to sign language in everyday life situa- tions. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday Time: 7:30 — 8:15 p.m. Instr: Webb Date: May 21 July 9 six weeks six weeks Class #: 320006 A 320006 B Cost: $20 $20 Tea Party & Fashion Show (Ages 8-15) Wear your best summer dress and favorite hat to this fun - filled morning. Practice your party etiquette as you are served punch, finger sandwiches and tea cakes. A fashion show will conclude this event. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Saturday Time: 10 — 11:30 a.m. Instr: Koye Date: June 16 one day Class #: 320008 A Cost: $7 Tap & jazz In this combo class children will work on developing their rhythm, balance, coordination, grace and dance steps. Students need to have tap shoes. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Tuesday Time: 10 —11 a.m. 10 —11 a.m. Instr: Quiroga Quiroga Age(s): 6-7 years 6-7 years Date: June 5 July 10 four weeks four weeks Class #: 320009 A 320009 B Cost: $19 $19 Day(s): Tuesday Tuesday Time: 11 a.m. —12 p.m. 11 a.m. —12 p.m.. Instr: Quiroga Quiroga Age(s): 8-10 years 8-10 years Date: June 5 July 10 four weeks four weeks Class #: 320009 C 320009 D Cost: $19 $19 Hip-Hop Learn fast -paced dance step combinations to your favorite music. Become an MTV dancer in your own home. Show your friends you are up on all the street dance moves. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday Monday Time: 6 — 7 p.m. 6 — 7 p.m. Instr: Quiroga Quiroga Age(s): 7-10 years 7-10 years Date: June 4 July 9 four weeks four weeks Class #: 320010 A 320010 B Cost: $19 $19 Day(s): Monday Monday Time: 7 — 8 p.m. 7 — 8 p.m. Instr: Quiroga Quiroga Age(s): I1-15 years 11-15 years Date: June 4 July 9 four weeks four weeks Class #: 320010 C 320010 D Cost: $19 $19 Soccer Camp (Ages 6-14) Soccer camp teaches the fundamental skills of soccer using fun games and exercises. Through small group activities and modified scrimmages, players learn new skills and strategies that improve their game. On Friday, campers fin- ish the week with a thrilling "World Cup" tournament. Please see camp information in the Athletic section of this magazine. Center: Parks at Texas Star Time: 8 a.m. — 2 p.m. Date: July 9-13 Class #: 340001 A Cost: $87 Tennis Camp (Ages 7-14) Tennis camp is designed to teach the basic fundamentals of the game of tennis. Campers will be placed into different groups to work on individual skills, games and exercises to keep the camper active and interested. Please see camp information in the Athletic section of this magazine. Center: Midway Recreation Center Time: 8 —11 a.m. Date: June 8-22 Class #: 340003 A Cost: $87 Center: Bob Eden Park Time: 8 — 11 a.m. Date: July 23-27 Class #: 340003 B Cost: $87 Basketball Camp (Ages 7-14) Basketball camp is designed to teach the basic fundamen- tals of the game of basketball. Campers will be placed into different groups to work on individual skills, games and exercises to keep the camper active and interested. Please see camp information in the Athletic section of this maga- zine. Center: Midway Recreation Center Time: 8 a.m. —12 p.m. Date: June 25-29 Class #: 340003 A Future Stars Summer Camp (Ages 6-12) Weekly day camp featuring field trips, swimming, sports, arts & crafts, teambuilding and more. Campers should bring their own lunch, morning and afternoon snacks, several drinks, swim suit, towel and sunscreen in a backpack every day. Campers should wear tennis shoes and socks every day. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday — Friday Time: 9 a.m. — 4 p.m. CAMP Class #: 360000 A: June 4 — June 8 B: June 11— June 15 C: June 18 — June 22 D: June 25 — June 29 E: July 2, 3, 5, 6 **(reduced price) F: July 9 — July 13 G: July 16 — July 20 H: July 23 — July 27 I: July 30 — August 3 J: August 6 — August 10 K: August 13 — August 17 Cost: $70/**$56 BEFORE & AFTER CARE Time: 7 — 8:45 a.m. / 4:15 — 6 p.m. Class #: 360001 A: June 4 — June 8 B: June 11 — June 15 C: June 18 — June 22 D: June 25 — June 29 E: July 2, 3, 5, 6 **(reduced price) F: July 9 — July 13 G: July 16 — July 20 H: July 23 — July 27 I: July 30 — August 3 J: August 6 — August 10 K: August 13 — August 17 Cost: $20/**$16 Registration Euless Residents Saturday, May 5 at 9 a.m. Midway Recreation Center Non -Residents Wednesday, May 9 at 8 a.m. Midway Recreation Center 0 s 23 F .J 75 M T.O.P.S. Take Off Pounds Sensibly Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Wednesday Time: 9 — 11 a.m. Date: Ongoing Duplicate Bridge Center: Ruth Millican Center Day(s): Tuesday and Thursday Time: 10:30 a.m. — 2 p.m. Date: Ongoing Kickboxing (Ages 17 & up) Join Darrick Lee from Extreme Fitness as he takes you through a toning cardio workout. Increase balance, coordi- nation, speed, flexibility, lean muscle mass and endurance. Bring a water bottle and exercise mat or towel. Popular class, register early! Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday and Wednesday Time: 7:30 — 8:30 p.m. Instr: Lee Date: June 4 July 16 four weeks four weeks Class #: 330004 A 330004 B Cost: $25 $25 Tai Chi for Beginners (Ages 16 & up) Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese discipline designed to enhance the body, mind and spirit. Tai Chi is great for all ages and fitness levels. You will gain better muscle tone, improve joint flexibility and increase circulation. This class begins every three months, with fee paid monthly. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Thursday Thursday Time: 7 — 8 p.m. 7 — 8 p.m. Instr: Love Love Level: New Students Returning Students t J A 24 Tai Chi Correction Class (Ages 16 & up) Returning students may participate in this class with the instructor's permission. Students will correct and continue learning Tai Chi forms. Class meets every Thursday. Fee paid monthly. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Thursday Time: 6 — 7 p.m. Instr: Love Date: June 7 July 5 August 2 four weeks four weeks five weeks Class #: 330008 A 330008 B 330008 C Cost: $40 $40 $40 Belly Dance for Ladies (Ages 16 & up) Dance your way into a firmer and shaplier you. This fun exercise class will take you inside the middle -eastern cul- ture. Very popular, register early! Classes for all levels. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Time: 7 — 8 p.m. Instr: Desert Dancers Date: June 5 July 10 four weeks four weeks Class #: 330010 A 330010 B Cost: $16 $16 Teen/Adult Taekwondo (Ages 13 & up) This program is an adult -based comprehensive training sys- tem that is designed to prepare all levels of adult students to achieve their fullest potential, from the white belt to the first degree black belt (and beyond). A highly organized team of nearly a dozen certified black belts, led by a master instructor, will guide and mentor the colored belt students to achieve their maximum training success. Along with the numerous physical benefits shall be the development of the student's confidence, character and integrity. This program offers a constant challenge to the student to acquire new techniques and explore the deeper, oftentimes more per- sonal aspects of self-defense and martial arts. A comprehen- sive student reference guide is available through and required by the instructor for this program at a nominal fee. Center: Ruth Millican Center Day(s): Monday and Thursday Time: 7:30 — 9 p.m. Instr: Dolan Date: June 4 July 16 six weeks six weeks Class #: 330000 A 330000 B Cost: $45 $45 Date: June 7 (4 four weeks Class #: 330007 A rok v� Cost: $40 Date: July 5 August 2 four weeks five weeks Class #: 330007 B 330007 C Cost: $40 $40 t J A 24 Tai Chi Correction Class (Ages 16 & up) Returning students may participate in this class with the instructor's permission. Students will correct and continue learning Tai Chi forms. Class meets every Thursday. Fee paid monthly. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Thursday Time: 6 — 7 p.m. Instr: Love Date: June 7 July 5 August 2 four weeks four weeks five weeks Class #: 330008 A 330008 B 330008 C Cost: $40 $40 $40 Belly Dance for Ladies (Ages 16 & up) Dance your way into a firmer and shaplier you. This fun exercise class will take you inside the middle -eastern cul- ture. Very popular, register early! Classes for all levels. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Time: 7 — 8 p.m. Instr: Desert Dancers Date: June 5 July 10 four weeks four weeks Class #: 330010 A 330010 B Cost: $16 $16 Teen/Adult Taekwondo (Ages 13 & up) This program is an adult -based comprehensive training sys- tem that is designed to prepare all levels of adult students to achieve their fullest potential, from the white belt to the first degree black belt (and beyond). A highly organized team of nearly a dozen certified black belts, led by a master instructor, will guide and mentor the colored belt students to achieve their maximum training success. Along with the numerous physical benefits shall be the development of the student's confidence, character and integrity. This program offers a constant challenge to the student to acquire new techniques and explore the deeper, oftentimes more per- sonal aspects of self-defense and martial arts. A comprehen- sive student reference guide is available through and required by the instructor for this program at a nominal fee. Center: Ruth Millican Center Day(s): Monday and Thursday Time: 7:30 — 9 p.m. Instr: Dolan Date: June 4 July 16 six weeks six weeks Class #: 330000 A 330000 B Cost: $45 $45 Super Scrapbook Pages (Ages 14 & up) Bring scissors and 10 to 12 pieces of memorabilia from a special event. This can include photos, post cards, ticket stubs, etc. Take home colorful and exciting pages to add to your scrapbook. All other supplies included. All skill levels welcome. Pay the class fee once this summer and attend one or all three classes. A fun group and a great way to meet new people. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Time: 7 — 9 p.m. Instr: Jewell Date: June 19 July 17 August 7 one day one day one day Class #: 330020 A 330020 B 330020 C Cost: $10 $10 $10 Judo/jujitsu (Ages 12 & up) In this art known as "The Gentle Way," students will learn locks, holds, breakfalls, rolling, throwing and ground tech- niques. Students will achieve greater self-confidence, heighten awareness, improve balance and flexibility and practice basic patterns of Judo while gaining a sense of inner peace. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday and Thursday Time: 7 — 8 p.m. Instr: Weidenhof Date: June 5 July 17 four weeks six weeks Class #: 330001 A 330001 B Cost: $25 $35 Aerobic Conditioning (Ages 15 & up) A little of everything in this toning, stretching, defining, cardio workout! Instructor has eight years of experience teaching aerobics. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday and Wednesday Time: 6 — 7 p.m. Instr: Day Date: June 4 July 9 four weeks four weeks Class #: 330019 A 330019 B Cost: $25 $25 Financial Workshop for Individual Investors (Ages 18 & up) This four-week class, taught by Michael Scoma from Edward Jones Investments, will introduce you to many investment options including: CDs; municipal, government and corporate bonds; mutual funds; stocks; retirement planning tools and much more. Each student will receive a three-ring binder course guide. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Thursday Time: 7 — 8:30 p.m. Instr: Scoma Date: May 31 July 12 August 9 three weeks three weeks three weeks Class #: 330013 A 330013 B 330013 C Cost: $13 $13 $13 What Texans Should Know About Long Term Care Insurance How does it work? Should you buy it? What to look for. Get all the answers from Michael Scoma from Edward Jones Investments. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Time: 10 — 11:30 a.m. Instr: Scoma Date: July 10 one day Class #: 330014 A Cost: $2 Tax Free Investing All you need to know about tax-free investing. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Time: 10 — 11:30 a.m. Instr: Scoma Date: June 26 one day Class #: 330015 A Cost: $2 Piano for Beginners (Ages 16 & up) Instruction at an electric organ will introduce students to the musical skills needed to play the keyboard. Students who own their own portable keyboard are encouraged to bring it to class. Students will need access to a piano or key- board for home practice. Take home instructional music will be provided. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Friday Time: 1 — 2 p.m. Instr: Nobis Date: June 8 July 6 four weeks four weeks Class #: 330002 A 330002 B Cost: $29 $29 Yoga (Ages 16 & up) Simple poses and movements can be taken to any level. Great for beginners or experienced yoga students. Postures, breathing and movement are combined to increase flexibil- ity, remove stress and tension and strengthen and tone your body. Added relaxation techniques will restore and maintain your body to a perfect state of health and balance. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday Time: 6 — 7 p.m. Instr: Webb Date: May 21 July 9 six weeks six weeks Class #: 330003 A 330003 B Cost: $23 $23 25 Traditional English Afternoon Tea (Ages 16 & up) Sign Language (Ages 13 & up) This class is an introduction to the language of signs and fingerspelling. You will receive practice in expressive and receptive skills, learn to fingerspell the alphabet and be exposed to sign language in everyday life situations. Students should purchase the book "Signing Made Easy" by Rod R. Butterworth and Micky Flodin for this class. now Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday Time: 8:15 — 9:15 p.m. Instr: Webb Date: May 21 July 9 V six weeks six weeks Class #: 330005 A 330005 B Cost: $20 $20 Motivational Training (Ages 16 & up) This class will offer you the opportunity for personal devel- opment. Learn to achieve mental, physical and financial success, build relationships, balance your life, improve produc- tivity, set and reach goals and change your life for the better. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Thursday Thursday Saturday Time: 3 — 4 p.m. 7:30 — 8:30 p.m. 1-2 p.m. Instr: Webb Webb Webb Date: July 19 July 19 July 21 one day one day one day Class #: 330006 A 330006 B 330006 C Cost: $4 $4 $4 Traditional English Afternoon Tea Massage Clinic This hands-on course, taught by Kay Quigley, L.V.N. and Certified Massage Therapist, will instruct you and a friend on massage techniques to relieve stress, chronic pain and promote relaxation, while working on the back, neck, scalp, shoulders, feet and hands. This class is a must for two adults or an adult and child. Bring a pillow, blanket and lotion. Dress comfortably. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Wednesday Time: 7 — 9 p.m. Instr: Quigley Date: June 27 July 25 one day one day Class #: 330017 A 330017 B Cost: $27 per couple $27 per couple Infant Massage (Birth to 6 months w/adult) In this class, Kay Quigley, L.V.N. Certified massage thera- pist, will teach parents a new way to bond with their babies. Studies show that babies who are massaged are healthier, more relaxed and develop longer attention spans. Bring a blanket and lotion. Register the adult participant. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Saturday Time: 10 — 11 a.m. Instr: Quigely Date: July 28 one day Class #: 330018 A Cost: $12 Sonja Allen lives in Euless and has been cooking and catering weddings, parties and dinners for more than 15 years. She loves cooking and wants to share her experience with you. Her cooking classes are for every- one age 16 and over who want to become a better cook. There could be slight variations from menu items listed below due to seasonal fruits or product availability. After watching her make it, you get to taste it! All classes meet at Midway Recreation Center. Summer Salads Caesar Salad — Crisp salad greens mixed with fresh parme- san cheese, oven baked garlic croutons, all tossed with a Romaine Dressing. Greek Bow Tie Pasta Salad — Tri -colored bow tie pasta mixed together with artichokes, bell peppers, black olives, mushrooms, feta cheese and a tangy Greek Vinaigrette Dressing. Tropical Fruit Salad — "Island" fruits (Papaya, guava, pineapple, cantaloupe, banana and honey- dew) mixed with shredded coconut and topped with granola and a pineapple vanilla cream sauce. Cool refreshing salads guaranteed to make the temperature drop. Day(s): Saturday Time: 10 a.m. — 12 p.m. Date: June 9 one day Class #: 330026 A Cost: $14 (Ages 16 & up) Wear your best summer dress and favorite hat to this after- noon tea. Enjoy finger sandwiches, scones, cakes, pastries and teas during this social event of the summer. Tea will be served at 4 p.m. sharp! No infants or children allowed. Limited enrollment available. Please register at least one week in advance. Center: T.B.A. Day(s): Saturday Time: 3:50 — 5:30 p.m. Instr: Staff Date: June 23 one day Class #: 330009 A V Cost: $22 Massage Clinic This hands-on course, taught by Kay Quigley, L.V.N. and Certified Massage Therapist, will instruct you and a friend on massage techniques to relieve stress, chronic pain and promote relaxation, while working on the back, neck, scalp, shoulders, feet and hands. This class is a must for two adults or an adult and child. Bring a pillow, blanket and lotion. Dress comfortably. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Wednesday Time: 7 — 9 p.m. Instr: Quigley Date: June 27 July 25 one day one day Class #: 330017 A 330017 B Cost: $27 per couple $27 per couple Infant Massage (Birth to 6 months w/adult) In this class, Kay Quigley, L.V.N. Certified massage thera- pist, will teach parents a new way to bond with their babies. Studies show that babies who are massaged are healthier, more relaxed and develop longer attention spans. Bring a blanket and lotion. Register the adult participant. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Saturday Time: 10 — 11 a.m. Instr: Quigely Date: July 28 one day Class #: 330018 A Cost: $12 Sonja Allen lives in Euless and has been cooking and catering weddings, parties and dinners for more than 15 years. She loves cooking and wants to share her experience with you. Her cooking classes are for every- one age 16 and over who want to become a better cook. There could be slight variations from menu items listed below due to seasonal fruits or product availability. After watching her make it, you get to taste it! All classes meet at Midway Recreation Center. Summer Salads Caesar Salad — Crisp salad greens mixed with fresh parme- san cheese, oven baked garlic croutons, all tossed with a Romaine Dressing. Greek Bow Tie Pasta Salad — Tri -colored bow tie pasta mixed together with artichokes, bell peppers, black olives, mushrooms, feta cheese and a tangy Greek Vinaigrette Dressing. Tropical Fruit Salad — "Island" fruits (Papaya, guava, pineapple, cantaloupe, banana and honey- dew) mixed with shredded coconut and topped with granola and a pineapple vanilla cream sauce. Cool refreshing salads guaranteed to make the temperature drop. Day(s): Saturday Time: 10 a.m. — 12 p.m. Date: June 9 one day Class #: 330026 A Cost: $14 Short Order Cook Lemon Cream Chicken — If you want an entree that is quick, easy and elegant, you can't beat this one. The lemon cream sauce is what makes this dish irresistible. Stuffed Pork Chops — A savory stuffing and gravy makes these chops nice enough for a dinner for two or for the whole family. Beef Fajita Rice Casserole — This one dish casserole can be made with a little "heat" or without. Ole! Short cut recipes that can be prepared quickly and easily for the whole family. Day(s): Saturday Time: 10 a.m. — 12:30 p.m. Date: June 23 one day Class #: 330025 A Cost: $17 Brunches Frittatas — These oven -baked vegetable and meat filled omelets can be made individualized or for a whole family. Either way, you'll never think of omelets in the same way again. Strawberry -Banana Stuffed French Toast — Slices of French bread stuffed with cream cheese, strawberries and bananas all cooked to a buttery perfection. Breakfast Loaf — In a hurry? Throw ham, cheese, eggs and a few other simple ingredients together and you'll have a dish guaranteed to "bowl" them over. Classic and unique creations that are tasty enough to capture your attention. Day(s): Saturday Time: 10 a.m. — 12 p.m. Date: July 14 one day Class #: 330026 A Cost: $14 Isabel Moreno, "Izzy," was a chef for 12 years and has been cooking Tex-Mex food for 38 years. He lives in Euless and wants to share his talent with other adults at Midway Recreation Center. His cooking classes are for everyone age 16 and up. Authentic Tex-Mex Cooking I This class will teach you the secrets of salsa along with beef and cheese enchiladas. Day(s): Wednesday Time: 7 — 9 p.m. Date: June 20 one day Class #: 330021 A Cost: $12 Authentic Tex-Mex Cooking I I This class will concentrate on making Spanish rice, tacos and beans. Day(s): Wednesday Time: 7 — 9 p.m. Date: July 11 one day Class #: 330027 A Cost: $12 Authentic Tex-Mex Cooking III In this class, Izzy will demonstrate how to make soup (caldo) as well as breakfast burritos. Day(s): Wednesday Time: 7 — 9 p.m. Date: July 25 one day Class #: 330028 A Cost: $12 .& (Ages 16 & up) Learn fast -paced dance step combinations to your favorite music. Become an MTV dancer in your own home. Be the envy of all your friends the next time you are at a club show- ing off your street dance moves. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday Time: 8 — 9 p.m. Instr: Quiroga Date: June 4 July 9 four weeks four weeks Class #: 330022 A 330022 B Cost: $19 $19 Modern Dance (Ages 16 & up) Increase balance and flexibility while strengthening and toning to slow music. Learn "Gramm Techniques" of slow controlled movements. Wear comfortable clothing. No prior dance experience necessary. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Time: 12 — 12:45 p.m. Instr: Quiroga Date: June 5 July 10 four weeks four weeks Class #: 330023 A 330023 B Cost: $19 $19 Turbo Kickboxing (Ages 14 & up) Start your morning off right in this cardio -aerobic workout. Improve endurance, take off pounds, tone your abs, legs, thighs and stomach and still have time to get to work or to take the kids to school. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Monday, Wednesday, Friday Time: 6:15 — 7:15 a.m. Instr: Page Date: June 4 July 9 four weeks four weeks Class #: 330029 A 330029 B Cost: $35 $35 • 0, f+ Tq M 27 Water Aerobics Wellness & Weight Management , Increase flexibility, range of motion, lean body mass and F metabolic rate with water exercise. Learn how to energize and maximize your health while you exercise, minimize problem areas and have fun doing so. Aquatic strength training and abdominal work is also included. The resist- ance in water leads to an energetically more determined workout while your knees, ankles and other joints are not submitted to the constant pounding that's inherent with jogging. This class is also an excellent avenue for weight loss and overall toning. Ages 17 & up. Combination of Water Aerobics & Kickboxing available. No classes July 4. Center: Midway Pool Day(s): Monday, Wednesday, Friday Time: 8 — 8:50 a.m. Date: June 4-29 July 2-31 August 1-30 four weeks four weeks four weeks Class #: 350011 A 350011 B 350011 C Cost: $30 $30 $30 Center: Wilshire Pool Day(s): Monday and Wednesday Time: 7:30 — 8:20 a.m. Date: June 4-29 July 2-31 August 1-30 four weeks four weeks four weeks Class #: 350012 A 350012 B 350012 C Cost: $25 $25 $25 Aquatic Kickboxing Taking the hottest land program and bringing it into the cool water! Take your workout to the next level with water, power and resistance! Jabs, crosses and hooks will tone that upper body while the kicks will burn fat and increase car- dio -respiratory endurance. This class is for all fitness levels. Your cool down includes stretching and relaxation. Combination of Water Aerobics and Kickboxing available. Center: Midway Pool Day(s): Tuesday and Thursday Time: 8 — 8:50 a.m. Date: June 4-29 July 2-31 August 1-30 four weeks four weeks four weeks co Class #: 350013 A 350013 B 350013 C Cost: $25 $25 $25 Center: Wilshire Pool Day(s): Tuesday and Thursday Time: 8 — 8:50 a.m. Date: June 4-29 July 2-31 August 1-30 four weeks four weeks four weeks !no Class #: 350014 A 350014 B 350014 C Cost: $25 $25 $25 Combination of Classes (Water Aerobics & Aquatic Kickboxing) Morning: 5 days Class #: 350015 A Cost: $50 Evening: 4 days Class #: 350016 A Cost: $45 NorTex CompuTuter Class Information A personal computer will be provided for each student, along with a course guide, training materials and free personal ongoing telephone and e-mail support. Intro to PCs (Ages 16 & up) This class is designed for the novice. Overcome your fear of personal computers and be introduced to the basics of per- sonal computing. Learn the meaning of many "buzz" words. Learn about the hardware components and get "hands-on" experience with several types of software including DOS, Windows, word processing, spreadsheet management and database management. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Tuesday Time: 6 — 9 p.m. Date: August 7 three weeks Class #: 330016 A Cost: $105 Intro to Windows95/98 (Ages 16 & up) Get the most out of your computer by understanding what Windows95/98 is, how it works and how it can help you to be productive. You will learn how to: organize and manage the "desktop," keep track of things on your disk drives using Explorer, run multiple applications and share information between them and much more. The Intro to PCs class or a working knowledge of personal computers is not a prereq- uisite, but would be helpful. Center: Midway Recreation Center Days(s): Tuesday Time: 6 — 9 p.m. Date: July 10 three weeks Class #: 330012 A Cost: $105 Intro to Word Processing (Ages 16 & up) This is an introduction to word processing using the latest version of Microsoft Corporation's best word processor yet. You will learn how to create, print, save and retrieve docu- ments; use many of the format tools to dress up documents; import graphics; record and use macros and much more. The Intro to PCs class or a working knowledge of personal computers and Windows is not a prerequisite, but would be helpful. Center: Midway Recreation Center Days(s): Tuesday Time: 6 — 9 p.m. Date: June 5 three weeks Class #: 330011 A Cost: $105 18th Annual Women's Basketball League (NCAA Sanctioned) NEW Wood Floor! Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Mondays or Thursdays Season Begins: June 15 Team Fee: $285 Class #340100 A Individual: $36 (includes game shirt) Class #340101 A Youth Sports Organizations Euless Athletic Association (Baseball) 817-858-9368 Euless Girls Softball Association 817-283-8266 Bedford -Euless Soccer Association 817-354-4774 x211 Mid -Cities Pee -Wee Football 817-282-2390 and Cheerleading The Parks at Texas Star Mid -Cities Basketball 817-354-3208 H.E.B. Hawks Wrestling Club 817-282-7229 Sand Volleyball Leagues Co-Rec 4 -Man 2 -Man (Men's) 2 -Man (Women's) Location: The Parks at Texas Star Location: The Parks at Texas Star Location: The Parks at Texas Star Day(s): Thursdays Day(s): Thursdays Day(s): Thursdays Begins: May 3 (8 weeks) Begins: May 3 (8 weeks) Begins: May 3 (8 weeks) Team Fee: $35/Team Team Fee: $20/Team Team Fee: $20/Team Class #: 340102 A Class #: 340103 A Class #: 340104 A The City of Euless Parks and Community Services and Skyhawks Sports Academy present Sports Camps for Kids! (For additional information, please call 817-685-1870.) Campers attending a Skyhawks Sports Academy Sports Camp will receive: • Quality Instruction • One free sport related ball • One free camp t -shirt • New friends, fun and games • Personal Player Evaluation Camp Checklist • T-shirt • Shorts/sweats, socks, sun screen • Snack (all campers) • Water bottle (all campers) • Shoes (running shoes are fine; all campers) • Shin guards (soccer and Mini -Hawk) • See special requirement for Tennis Mini -Hawk (Ages 4-7 years) This program is specially designed to introduce children ages 4-7 to soccer, baseball and basketball. The Mini -Hawk camps will include introductory skills, orientation to team play and unique games developed by the Academy. All Mini - Hawk camps will have access to child -sized basketball hoops. Location: Parks at Texas Star Time: 9 a.m. — 12 p.m. Date: June 4-8 July 16-20 Class #: 340004 A 340004 B Cost: $84 $84 Soccer Camp (Ages 6-14) Soccer camp teaches the fundamental skills of soccer using fun games and exercises. Through small group activities and modified scrimmages, players learn new skills and strategies that improve their game. On Friday, campers fin- ish the week with a thrilling "World Cup" tournament. Location: Parks at Texas Star Time: 8 a.m. — 2 p.m. Date: July 9-13 Class #: 340001 A Cost: $87 Basketball (Ages 7-14) Basketball camp is designed to teach the basic fundamen- tals of the game of basketball. Campers will be placed into different groups to work on individual skills, games and exercises to keep the camper active and interested. Center: Midway Recreation Center Time: 8 a.m. — 12 p.m. Date: June 25-29 Class #: 340002 A Cost: $87 Tennis (Ages 7-14) Tennis camp is designed to teach the basic fundamentals of the game of tennis. Campers will be placed into different groups to work on individual skills, games and exercises to keep the camper active and interested. Special Require- ment: Each camper should bring a junior -sized tennis rac- quet to camp each day. Location: Midway Recreation Center Bob Eden Park Time: 8 — 11 a.m 8 — 11 a.m. Date: June 18-22 July 23-27 Class #: 340003 A 340003 B Cost: $87 $87 a s r+ n 29 V) Simmons Senior Center S. 508 Simmons Dr. O J. A. Carr Park = 817-685-1670 30 Senior adults are invited to drop by for the following weekly activities: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays 7 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Dominoes, Hand & Foot, 42, Billiards, UNO, Phase 10, Chickenfoot, Pinochle, Checkers, Bridge, Cribbage & SKIPBO We have a new 14 ft. Shuffleboard... come try it out! Tuesdays 7 –10 p.m. — Party Bridge (50¢) Wednesdays 12 – 3 p.m. — Party Bridge (50t) Pool & Shuffleboard Registration is required for all special activities and trips. Classes and Events Water Aerobics Come join us for fun and exercise! This class is for Seniors only. If you want to increase your flexibility, range of motion and lose weight, this class is for you! Center: South Euless Pool Day(s): Monday and Wednesday Time: 8:30 – 9 a.m. Date: June 11–August 15 ten weeks Cost: $5 "Please register by May 20 for this class. Weight Room Orientation Learn to use the equipment safely to help tone and strengthen the body. Feel good and be well. Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Wednesday Time: 10:30 –11:30 a.m. Date: June 6, 13, 20, 27 four weeks Cost: $5 (includes recreation membership) "Please register by May 30 for this class. AARP Mature Driving Class Save on insurance by attending this eight-hour lecture program in two half-day sessions. This course reviews rules of the road, accident prevention and compensating for the effects of aging on driving performance (decline in vision/hearing/reaction time). Must be 50 years or over to attend the course. No test and AARP membership is required. Must have 10 enrolled for class to make. Center: Simmons Senior Center Date: June 18 & 19 Time: 12 – 4 p.m. Cost: $10 Computer Classes Call Diane Eggers at 817-685-1670 about computer classes being offered in April and June. Special Events June 12 - 42 Tournament: Challenge of theYear 12-3 p.m. Are you up to the test? See if you can bring home a tro- phy. No lows, no sevens – straight 42. Trophies for top three teams. Register by June 6 to participate. June 14 - Father's Day Luncheon 11:30 a.m. Help Dads celebrate their day. We will let them brag about their families and be the first to eat today! Register by June 6 to participate. June 15 - Senior Rummage/Bake Sale 9 a.m. - I I a.m. Donate your unwanted useable items and baked goods to the Senior Center on Thursday, June 1 to be included in the sale the next day. One man's trash is another man's treasure. Come find yours. Lots of good buys and good food. All proceeds benefit the Senior Center. June 21 - Picnic in the Park 11:30 a.m. Bring your picnic coverd dish and we will BBQ in the Park. Hot dogs, hamburgers, watermelon and ice cream are on the menu! Play washers and horseshoes! Register by June 7 to participate. June 22 and July 27 - Bingo 9:30 - I I a.m. Sponsored by Heartland Nursing Home. Enjoy the morning coffee and prizes on us! Register by June 15 and July 20 to participate. August 17 - Ice Cream Social I P.M. It's too hot to do anything outside, so let's have ice cream inside. We will make sundaes, cones and floats; anything goes! Register by August 3 to participate. Seniors -on -the -Go! We have many wonderful local trips planned for the coming months! Come join us! You will have a great time and make new friends. All trips depart from and return to Midway Recreation Center, 300 W. Midway. Call Diane at 817-685-1670 for information about times and costs of trips. SeniorTrips for Summer 2001 June 1 – Fossil Rim Wildlife Center – register by May 23 8 – Texas Motor Speedway – register by May 25 July 13 – Bass Performance Hall Tour – register by June 22 22 – Fredricksburg – register by July 16 August 10 – George Bush Library and Museum – register by July 27 24 – Granbury Opera, Will Rogers Follies – register by July 15 * Are you proactive, 40 and up? * Do you have daytime commitments that keep you from doing the things you want to do? * Would you like to support your city services through volunteer activities? * Did you know AARP is looking for you? Thursday Night 6:30 p.m. — Potluck 7 – 9 p.m. — Business Meeting, Guest Speakers, Current Events, Table Games, Fellowship k Fun First Thursday of the Month Business Meeting and Leadership Training 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Meet at Simmons Center 508 Simmons Drive, Euless Call Billy Owens for more information 817-283-1203 M 0 31 32 Euless Parks Map N S w `n N11D-C���S giV©• P ASH rw W � HARWOOD a CO � © y STATE HWY, 183 Q S' 1 • SIGNET J W 1.1.1 X K 111111 j z N 1r1 Fuller House The Himes Log Cabin and Fuller House are open to the pub- lic the second Saturday of the month from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, please contact Anicia Brown at 817-685-1649. A. Bob Eden Park & Trailwood Park 2050 N. Industrial Blvd. Size: 47 acres Facilities: Two flag football/soccer fields, one lighted baseball/softball field, two play- grounds, picnic areas, half -mile walking and jog- ging track, pavil- ion, two lighted tennis courts, 1/8 -mile walking track with warm up stations. Trailwood Park B. McCormick Park 2190 Joyce Court Size: 12 acres Facilities: Half -mile bike and hiking trail, picnic area, gazebo and playground. C.Villages of Bear Creek Park Fuller -Wiser Rd. at Ash Ln. Size: 40 acres Facilities: Seven soccer fields, picnic areas, three-mile nature walking/jogging trail with plant and tree identifi- cation signs throughout, city in -ground tree farms, play- grounds, ground -seating amphitheater, two pavilions, one practice softball field, three large parking areas, restrooms. D. Blessing Branch Park 408 E. Denton Dr. Size: 3 acres Facilities: Picnic and playground area. E. Midway Park 615 N. Main St. Size: 22 acres Facilities: Four lighted baseball/softball fields, two lighted tennis courts, playground, picnic areas, outdoor swimming pool, shaded area, "The Rec" (26,000 square foot multipurpose recreation center). F. Heritage Park 201 Cullum Dr. Size: 4 acres Facilities: Ruth Millican Center, Historic Fuller House, Himes Log Cabin, playground, picnic areas, 1/8 -mile walking trail. G.Wilshire Park 315 Sierra Dr. Size: 4 acres Facilities: Outdoor swimming pool, picnic facilities, playground, shaded areas, pond, concrete walking trail. H. J.A. Carr Park 508 Simmons Dr. Size: 5 acres Facilities: Half -mile walking and jogging trail, picnic area, sand volleyball court, playground, gazebo and rose garden, shaded areas and Simmons Senior Center. I. South Euless Park 600 S. Main St. Size: 5 acres Facilities: Outdoor swimming pool, picnic area, play- ground, tennis court, Old North Main Bridge, outdoor basketball. J. Kiddie Carr Park 800 Pauline St. Size: 4 acres Facilities: Picnic areas, greenhouse, growing nursery, shade trees. K. West Park 600 Westpark Way Size: 21 acres Facilities: Two lighted baseball/softball fields that can be converted to soccer field and picnic area, one youth soft- ball field, nature area, playground. L. Softball World at Texas Star 1375 W. Euless Blvd. Size: 16 acres Facilities: Four lighted softball fields, concession stand, pro shop, playground. M.The Parks at Texas Star 1501 S. Pipeline Rd. Size: 15.5 acres Facilities: Picnic and playground areas, four baseball/softball fields, four soccer fields, T -ball field, coach -pitch field, three lighted sand volleyball courts, batting cages, concession stand, pavilion, concrete walk- ing trail, exercise area. N.Texas Star Golf Course 1400 Texas Star Pkwy. Size: 287 acres Facilities: Eighteen hole premier golf facility with club- house, restaurant, conference center and pro shop. O. Reflection Park Fuller -Wiser Size: half acre Facilities: Bench seating. R Lakewood Park 1600 Donley Dr. Size: 2 acres Facilities: Playground, two lighted tennis courts, shaded areas. Wn n r+ i • M 33 F� R, L 34 City of Euless Parks and Community Services Department Facility Rental Fees and Capacities Reception Halls Resident: Three hours $100 Each additional hour $35 Non -Resident: Three hours $200 Each additional hour $70 Deposit: Without food or drink $100 With food or drink $500 Ruth Millican Center 201 Cullum Dr. Occupancy Load: 150 Available: Fridays 6 p.m. — midnight Saturdays 12 noon — midnight Sundays 7 a.m. — midnight Chairs and Tables available to seat: 100 Simmons Center 508 Simmons Dr. Occupancy Load: 60 Available: Fridays 6 p.m. — midnight Saturdays 7 a.m. — midnight Sundays 7 a.m. — midnight Chairs and Tables available to seat: 50 Fuller House 205 Cullum Dr. Occupancy Load: 32 Available: Arranged with Staff Chairs and Tables available to seat: 15 Midway Recreation Center 300 W. Midway Dr. Available: Monday — Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Resident: Non -Resident: Deposit: 6 a.m. — 10 p.m. 6 a.m. — 6 p.m. 9 a.m. — 6 p.m. 12 noon — 6 p.m. $15/hour $30/hour Without food or drink $50 With food or drink $100 Learning Zone (may be halved): Occupancy Load: 60/30 Chairs and Tables available to seat: 60/30 Arts and Crafts Room: Occupancy Load: 40 Chairs and Tables available to seat: 40 Teen Room: Occupancy Load: 40 Chairs and Tables available to seat: 40 Dance Room: Occupancy Load: 90 Chairs and Tables available to seat: 90 Please call Anicia Brown at 817-685-1649 for more information or to check availability. Outdoor Facility Rental Fees Bear's Den Pavilion Bear's Den Pavilion 1951 Bear Creek Pkwy. (east side of parkway) Available: 7 a.m. — midnight Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling areas, minimum electricity Rental Fees: 4 hours — $50 Each additional hour: $10 Bob Eden Park Pavilion Bob Eden Park Pavilion 2050 N. Industrial Blvd. Available: 7 a.m. — midnight Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling areas Rental Fees: 4 hours — $25 Each additional hour: $10 J.A. Carr Park Gazebo 508 Simmons Dr. Available: 8 a.m. — 8 p.m. Rental Fees: 4 hours — $25 Each additional hour: $10 McCormick Park Gazebo 2190 Joyce Court Available: 8 a.m. — 8 p.m. Rental Fees: 4 hours — $25 Each additional hour: $10 Parks at Texas Star Pavilion Parks at Texas Star Pavilion 1501 South Pipeline Rd. Available: Monday —Friday 4 p.m. — 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. — 9 p.m. Sunday 12 noon — 7 p.m. Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling area, minimum electricity Rental Fees: 4 hours — $50 Each additional hour: $10 Texas Outdoor Education Trail (Amphitheater) Pavilion Texas Outdoor Education Trail (Amphitheater) Pavilion 1951 Bear Creek Pkwy. (west side of parkway) Available: 7 a.m. — midnight Amenities: Picnic tables, grilling areas, minimum electricity Rental Fees: 4 hours — $50 Each additional hour: $10 Texas Outdoor Education Trail (Amphitheater) Stage & Pavilion 1951 Bear Creek Pkwy. (west side of parkway) Available: 7 a.m. — midnight Rental Fees: 4 hours — $150 Each additional hour: $20 Softball/Baseball Practice Field Bob Eden Park 2050 N. Industrial Blvd. Available: Sunday —Saturday 8 a.m. — 10 p.m. Rental Fees: 1 hour — $5 without lights 1 hour — $11 with lights (plus a $25 refundable key deposit) M n r+ Pj Li 35 4J X F 11 Parks at Texas Star All-Star Alley Batting Cages 1501 S. Pipeline Rd. 817-685-1900 Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 5 - 9 P.M. Saturday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 12 - 7 p.m. For information and private batting cage rentals and tournaments at the Parks at Texas Star, i(_ call Chris Thames at 817-685-1838. iii` E��Ess. TES Looking for a great way to market your business? L Have you seen the outfield fence advertisements at the Parks at Texas Star? This is a great way to show support for the youth of today, while creating a sales base for tomorrow. In the past three years, the Parks at Texas Star has been the home of youth baseball, softball and soccer for local, regional, state and national tournaments. We are gearing up for an exciting season in 2001. Advertising spaces at the "Best Baseball Facility in Northeast Tarrant County" are selling fast. Call 817-685-1669 now for more information. Super Series National Tournament July 8-15 Parks at Texas Star Ages 11, 13, 14 & 16 Teams from all over the nation will compete for the national title. Opening Ceremonies Sunday, July 8, 6 —10 p.m. Fireworks, Parade of Athletes, Entertainment, Food & Fun Tickets are $5. Tickets available June 15 at Midway Recreation Center or by calling 817-685-1666. Games Begin: Monday, July 8 Championship: Sunday, July 15 Please call 817-685-1838 for more information. STARCENTER WAI Home of Rising Stars! Dr Pepper StarCenter at Texas Star 1400 S. Pipeline Rd. 817-267-4233 Youth Hockey Leagues Figure Skating High School Hockey Birthday Parties Adult Leagues Broomball Learn -to -Skate Corporate Outings Learn -to -Play Hockey Tours & Groups Public Skating Stars Merchandise Texas Star Golf Course 1400 Texas Star Parkway Euless,Texas 76040 Tee Times: 817-685-7888 Golf Tournaments: 817-685-1841 Conference Centre: 817-685-1845 Raven's Grille: 817-685-1843 www.texasstargolf.com Instruction Duff Cunningham and his staff are avail- able for individual and group lessons during the entire year. Private and group lessons can be arranged. Texas Star Golf Course Just celebrating its third anniversary, Texas Star continues to redefine municipal golf. Recently named the top golf course in the Metroplex by Ravel & Leisure magazine, Texas Star is your public golf facility. Euless citizens enjoy wonderful discounts on green fees and cart fees. Discounts are also extended to Juniors and Seniors. Call 817-685-7888 for more information. Although Texas Star is a public facility, we have created an exclusive Texas Star Membership Package which features a variety of exciting opportunities, including: monthly billing, advance tee -times, dis- counts on pro -shop purchases, free access to lockers and a myriad of other incentives. Call 817-685-7888 for more exciting details. Texas Star Clubhouse and Conference Centre A 12,000 square foot clubhouse and conference cen- tre features meeting rooms with high tech audio/visual systems, private and public dining and a pro shop stocked with an array of golf apparel and accessories to enhance your game. To book your next party, meeting, conference, etc., call 817-685-1845. Whether it's after a great round of golf at Texas Star, an important lunch meeting or casual family dinner, you will love Raven's Grille. Everything on the "versatile" menu is prepared to please your palate, the atmosphere is relax- ing and pleasant and the service is outstanding! Be a Raven's Insider ... get our daily specials by e-mail! Just call us at 817-685-1849 and you will receive all of our specials and incentives. Open Daily 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. (D X w r+ 4) Z M L c� 4J H X H Cd Softball World at Texas Star 'A Texas Softball Legend" 2001 Leagues For more information, call METRO 817-267-7867 or 38 check us out on the web at www.thesportslineup.com Summer I League Session Summer II League Session starts week of May 6-11 starts week of July 8-13 League play is offered 6 nights per week Sunday–Friday. Coed and Men's divisions offered each night. Call 817-267-7867 for registration information. Tournament Play April 21/22 Texas Star Men's D National Invitational Fee: $170 USSSA World Berth Awarded April 28/29 "Arbor Daze OldieFest 6 Tournament" Fee: $135 Mixed B -C -D; Men's D -E May 5/6 Softball World Spring Classic Fee: $135 Women's B -C -D; Men's C -D -E May 12/13 "9th Annual Lone Star National Invitational" Fee: $170 Men's Class C USSSA World Berth May 17/20 First Texas Star Master's Classic Fee: $250 50-55-60-65-70+ (5 -game guarantee & World Qualifier) May 26/27 "2001 Miller Lite Super Series – Point Tournament" Fee: $195 Men's AB -C -D -E, Mixed C/D Offered June 3/4 Gator's Bayou Cajun Sports Bar Fee: $135 Men's E, Mixed B -C -D June 9/10 Texas Legend Men's A/AA & B N.I.T. Fee: $170 World Berths Awarded in each Class June 15/17 First Stars & Stripes Armed Forces Classic Fee: $135 Varsity A -B and Intramural Divisions June 23/24 TAAF Coed and Industrial State Championships Fee: $150 Coed and Men's Industrial June 30/July 1 "Big Apple Cafe Summer Classic" Fee: $135 Men's C -D -E July 7/8 "Softball World Summer Classic" Fee: $135 Men's B -C -D July 14/15 "8th Annual Armadillo Mixed National Invitational" Fee: $170 Mixed A -B -C -D July 21/22 Pepsi-Cola Summer Classic Fee: $135 Men's S D -E, Women's B -C -D July 28/29 Texas Star Summer Special Fee: $135 Men's B -C -D, Mixed B -C For more information, call METRO 817-267-7867 or 38 check us out on the web at www.thesportslineup.com Calendar of Events (� April 18 12th Annual Night of 1,000 Stars 7 p.m., Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. 24 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., Municipal Complex, Building B — 201 N. Ector Dr. 26 Arbor Daze 2001 Carnival Preview 5 —10 p.m., Arbor Daze festival site 27 Arbor Daze 2001 C Noon to Midnight 28 Arbor Daze 2001 m 9 a.m. to Midnight < 29 Arbor Daze 2001 10 a.m. — 7 p.m. May r+ 1 Let's Talk About Books 1:30 p.m., Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. 4 Auditions for South Pacific, Outdoor Summer Musical 1-3 p.m., Ruth Millican Center — 201 Cullum Dr. 5 City Council Elections 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. 5 Auditions for South Pacific, Outdoor Summer Musical 1-3 p.m., Ruth Millican Center — 201 Cullum Dr. 5 Walk -In Registration for Summer Recreation Programs Begins 9 a.m., Midway Recreation Center — 300 W. Midway Dr. 8 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., Municipal Complex, Building B — 201 N. Ector Dr. 12 Dog Daze of Summer III 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Villages of Bear Creek Park — Fuller -Wiser Rd. at Ash Ln. 22 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., Municipal Complex, Building B — 201 N. Ector Dr. 23 Library Summer Reading Club Begins Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. 26 Euless Pools Open 28 Memorial Day /n V All municipal offices will be closed. June 5 Let's Talk About Books 1:30 p.m., Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. M� 11 MasterWorks — Harms Marionetttes presents Aladdin 7 p.m., Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. 12 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., Municipal Complex, Building B — 201 N. Ector Dr. 26 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., Municipal Complex, Building B — 201 N. Ector Dr. July 4 Independence Day All municipal offices will be closed. 8-15 Super Series National Tournament Parks at Texas Star 39 Arbor Daze 2001 April 27 - 29 In Concert Friday, April 27 Eric Burdon and The Animals Three Dog Night Saturday, April 28 The Temptations The Four Tops Sunday, April 29 The Turtles T H EMC I T Y O F fiwss 201 North Ector Drive Euless, Texas 76039 I„ [i 14 for Euless Residents I I Redeem this coupon at the I Raven's Grille for your 3 -day I Free Parking Pass. If you do not 1 redeem this coupon, the parking 1 fee is $5 per day. I I Limit one coupon per customer. I This coupon cannot be used as I your free parking pass. I Raven's Grille 1 1400 Texas Star Parkway 1 I Euless, 76040 • 817-685-1849 I Open Daily 7 a.m. — 9 p.m. L POSTAL CUSTOMER BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT #28 EULESS,TEXAS