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Home My WebLink About2000 Fall Euless Todayp IFilVol � \ 4%. e Cityazine F Edition 200 7"T I r l O Jj I, l l LA 0 0 Greetings from Your Mayor Greetings one and all, Summertime, vacation time, fun time and of course its relaxing time for all of us in the City of Euless. We have so many activities going on, there's no time for boredom. Do read about all the recreational and athletic activities inside the newsletter. We welcome Veva Lou Massey to the city council place 6 seat. Veva Lou was elected to fill Katie Edwards' position when Katie decided to step down from council. City council positions are elected for three-year terms. Have you driven by the Himes Log Cabin on Cullum Drive? It is a wonderful cabin donated by the Himes family to the city. Bill Marquis of Stony, Texas has refurbished the cabin to its original state and he has found so much history of the times and the family while working on the cabin. The Himes cabin is located in the Heritage Park alongside the Fuller House. The city council named the park Heritage Park in early spring. The Ruth Millican activity center is located in the park also. When you visit the park you will notice the construction going on for our new water tower. The tower will more adequately serve the southern part of Euless. The site was selected because it is the highest elevation site in south Euless. When the days get too hot to be outside, do visit the public library. The staff has so many daily activities and some nighttime activities as well as for all age groups. The reading program is well underway and computer usage seems to be most popular, even for the little tikes. A list of activities is published every month in the library. Don't overlook the two magnificent ice hockey rinks at the Dr. Pepper Stars Center located at the Parks at Texas Star. What a cool place to spend a day or evening. The Center also has a food section plus a pro shop. The city will host another Dixie World Series in late July and August. Seventeen and eighteen year old youth from eleven states will be competing for the championship title at our Parks at Texas Star. The younger ball players last summer really enjoyed being in Euless and their families especially enjoyed meeting our families. Do come out and support these teams. Dont forget our summer musical in the park. For two weekends in July you can bring your coolers and blankets or lawn chairs and enjoy the night air with great family entertainment at the amphitheater in the Villages Bear Creek Park. The police and courts facility is finally under construction on Highway 10. The site is in the former location of the Western Hills Inn. Completion is scheduled in 2001 and it will be a facility the citizens of Euless are proud of. The members of the Crime Control and Prevention District will be facilitating meetings for our citizens to encourage participation in the August 12 election date to extend the quarter cent crime tax. Do read the article regarding this most important election inside the newsletter. The City of Euless proudly recognizes its volunteer citizens. We simply could not do all the wonderful activities we do without the help of hundreds of volunteers. Arbor Daze, Christmas Parade, Texas Trash -off, Citizens Police Patrols, and on and on, all depend on volunteers. We have the best volunteers and do thank you everyone. Our volunteer of the year for the city is Lou Baum. Lou is a man of many talents and graciously shares those talents all over the city. Thank you, Lou! Do circle Tuesday, August 1, on you calendar. This is National Night Out across the United States. We urge you to join your neighbors by turning on your porch light and gathering together and getting to know one another. This is a sure way to help keep criminals out of your neighborhoods. Watch out for children at play during the summer months and use your water sparingly. Take advantage of all the free activities your tax dollars provide and please be patient with all the road construction going on. Remember we are Building a Better Tomorrow for our Citizens. - Mary Lib Saleh Mayor Euless City Council Carl Tyson Place 1 Bobby Baker Place 3 Leon Hogg Mayor Pro Tem Place 2 Charlie Miller Place 4 Glenn Porterfield Veva Lou Massey Place 5 Place 6 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 Joe Hennig City Manager Gary McKamie Deputy City Manager Parks and Community 817-685-1429 Rick Herold Director of Parks and Comm. Svcs. Jon Snider Manager of Parks and Golf Maintenance Johnnie Green Parks Superintendent Suzanne Hendrickson Superintendent of Recreation Ray McDonald Superintendent of Recreation Rick Lyle Softball World at Texas Star Manager Duff Cunningham Texas Star Golf Course — Head Golf Professional Coy Gray Community Svcs. Finance Manager Linda Lux Administrative Secretary Kathye McCall Recreation Center Supervisor Heidi Hulin Program Recreational Specialist Chris Thames Athletic/Aquatic Supervisor Diane Eggers Senior Citizen/Recreation Specialist Anicia Brown Rentals/Performing Arts Coordinator Johnny Rodriquez Graphic Artist Suzanne Hendrickson Superintendent of Recreation If you have any questions or comments about Euless Today or city activities, call 685-1821 or write to: Public Information Office 201 N. Ector Contents City Info Crime Control and Prevention District Election 4 Police and Courts Facility 5 Maintenance Recycling Information 6 Volunteer of the Year 7 Air Pollution Information 8 Himes Log Cabin 9 Dixie World Series 10 Library Activities 11 12 Parks and Community Services The Rec 13 Preschool 14 Youth 16 Adults/Teens 18 Seniors 22 Athletics 24 Parks at Texas Star 25 Softball World 26 Texas Star 27 City Map and Facilities 30 Special Events 31 City Calendar of Events Mission Statement The Mission of the City of Euless is: To provide citizens the most efficient services possible that protect and enhance quality of life, through planning and visionary leadership. F Veva Lou Massey Elected to City Council Euless Citizens have elected a new Council Member. Veva Lou Massey will serve a three- year term in City Council, Place 6, the seat vacated by former Council Member Katie Edwards. Ms Massey has been a resident and business owner in the City of Euless for more than thirty-five years. She and her husband David have been married thirty- eight years and have two children and five grandchildren. She retired from the Department of Defense after serving thirty-seven years overseeing the compliance of government contracts. Ms Massey has said she is an independent who will work to represent the interests of all the citizens of Euless and encourage citizen participation in the government of their city. Her goals are strong support of the Police, Fire, Park & Recreation, and Public Works departments, and the expansion of the City's business base, especially on major thoroughfares such as State Highways 360 and 121, and as State Hwy 10 continues to develop, the ultimate goal is property tax relief. Crime Control and Prevention District Election The Crime Control Board has called an election for Saturday, August 12, 2000, for citizens to consider extending the quarter -cent crime tax. Euless residents overwhelmingly passed quarter -cent crime tax in 1995, which allowed the City to receive this tax for five years. The sales tax is collected on purchases made in the city so non-residents as well as residents who shop in Euless pay a quarter -cent tax to the Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD). "The crime tax has allowed our department to expand its operations to better serve our residents," said Chief Leonard Carmack. The sales tax has allowed the Euless Police Department to hire additional police officers, purchase vital crime scene equipment and begin building a larger police and courts building. With the addition of four police officers, the Police Department has been able to staff a sixth community policing district decreasing the response time to emergency calls. A dual purpose K-9 unit has become an instrumental part of the Euless Police Force by detecting drugs and searching for lost children and elderly. Additionally, a communications system was purchased which allows the 911 Center to have direct radio contact with all public safety personnel in the field. The tax also funded a new computer system which provides computer aided dispatch, record management, jail and property management, and information to the officers through laptop computers in the police vehicles. The present police facility, which was designed for approximately fifty employees, currently has one hundred and twelve employees trying to work from small, tight areas. The new police and courts facility will provide the needed space for expansion as the city continues to grow. The state legislature amended the original law to allow citizens to pass the crime tax for additional years. The CCPD will be asking for a twenty-year renewal of the crime tax to allow for the twenty year debt on the new Police and Courts Facility to be paid off. The original law that allowed the Crime Control and Prevention District to be formed states that voters must renew the District at the end of five years or it automatically terminates. During June and July the Police Department will be hosting several public information meetings regarding this election. These meetings will inform residents about the CCPD and what the Police Department projects the quarter -cent crime tax to be used for in the next twenty years. The meetings will be posted on the city cable channel 16, the City's Internet Site (www ci.euless.Mus) and through information flyers. If you would like additional information about the information meetings or have questions regarding the Crime Control and Prevention District, call Captain Bob Freeman at 685-1551. Euless Fire Department Searches for History 11-Pn an effort to create a history book recollecting this book will be of value to Euless residents and to fire fighting in the City of Euless, the Fire Department our future fire fighters. We would greatly appreciate is seeking assistance from residents and businesses any assistance provided by residents." of Euless. News articles, pictures, and any The Fire Department recognizes that some memorabilia citizens are willing to share with the residents may not want to part with their Euless Fire Department would be of great assistance memorabilia so they are asking just to borrow it to in compiling the history book. make a copy for the book. If you have any "We are especially interested in anything from the information or items to share with the Euless Fire 1950's through the 1970's relating to the Euless Fire Department, please contact Lt. Franchot Thomas at Department," said Lt. Franchot Thomas. "We think 685-1600. —� OF FF 0 Euless Recycles! The City of Euless has a comprehensive recycling program that offers residents an environmental alternative to extending the life of our landfills and seeking to protect our natural resources. In order to reduce the amount of waste being transferred into our landfills, we must actively seek to recycle acceptable products and participate in the programs offered in our community. Euless' recycling program is a blue bag program. Blue bags are special bags that hold recyclable items and can be recycled in the process. These bags can be purchased at Euless grocery stores and can be placed at the curb on your specified recycle pickup day. The blue bag should be placed at the curb before 7:00 a.m. on pick up day but not before 8:00 p.m. the day preceding your scheduled pickup. The City of Euless contracts with Community Waste Disposal (CWD) to pick up and recycle blue bags and items placed in apartment recycling bins. CWD has been disposing of Euless recyclables since 1993. Euless residents can recycle the following: • Aluminum (soda cans) • Plastic containers - on the bottom of plastics, you will notice a triangle with a number inside. Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7 are accepted in Euless. (plastic bags and number 6 are not currently accepted) • Glass - all unbroken bottles and jars (green, brown, blue and clear) • Tin food cans - examples include soup cans and vegetable cans. • Dry newspapers, magazines, catalogs and phone books - all paper items should be placed in a separate sack from the other recyclables. For additional information regarding Euless' recycling program, call 685-1410 or call the Euless recycling information line at 685-1825. Upcoming Recycling Events in Euless Project Redirectory Beginning July 1st, Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages will deliver new telephone books to Euless residents. The City of Euless will have a designated recycling bin in the Building "A" parking lot for residents to properly dispose of their old telephone books. The phone books will be taken to the Silver Creek recycling and composting facility in Fort Worth to be shredded and used for composting material. Residents are encouraged to watch the city cable channel 16 for specific dates regarding this event. Remember that Euless residents can recycle phone books on their regular recycling pick up day (any time of year). The Environmental Collection Center accepts: acids, aerosol cans, antifreeze, batteries, brake fluid, craft chemicals, degreasers, drain cleaners, fertilizer, fluorescent lights, herbicides, hobby chemicals, household chemicals, paints/stains, paint thinners, pest strips, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, pool chemicals, solvents, and transmission fluids. The ECC does not accept: ammunition, explosives, gasoline, medical waste, radioactive material, smoke detectors, tires and waste generated by businesses. Upcoming Recycling Events in Euless The Environmental Collection Center and the City of Euless are hosting a Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) event on September 9, 2000. Residents can bring their HHW to the Municipal Complex, Building A parking lot, for its proper disposal in the HHW Mobile Unit. The HHW that is collected from Euless residents will be transported from the mobile unit to the Environmental Collection Center located in Fort Worth. Residents will need to bring a current utility bill as proof of residency. Euless Volunteer of the Year The City of Euless is proud to have such dedicated and hard working citizens in our community. There is one citizen though that is always looking out for the betterment of fellow citizens and the community. This citizen, Lou Baum, is an active volunteer who has contributed his boundless energy into several events and issues important to the city and its residents. The city has recognized Baum as Euless' Volunteer of the Year for 1999. "Lou Baum is a man of many talents with a heart full of compassion," said Mayor Mary Lib Saleh. "His caring for his community is demonstrated in various ways ---from initiating a Community Policing program to leading a neighborhood association to leading the Community Police Academy to volunteering for Arbor Daze. Every city needs more Lou Baum's and we are grateful that Lou lives and contributes to the City of Euless." Lou Baum has served as the Chairperson for the Citizens Action for Revenue Enhancement (CARE) committee; President of the Euless Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association; Vice President of the Euless Crime Control and Prevention District; and Past President of the Morrisdale Neighborhood Association (an active citizens group in Euless). Household Hazardous Waste Event Saturday, September 9, 2000 City of Euless 201 North Ector Building A Parking Lot 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (817) 685-1410 Additionally, Baum volunteers his efforts beyond the city by serving as President of The World Life Foun- dation, as an active member of the National Advisory Board for the Consortium on Rare Diseases World-wide and as a committee mem- ber on the March of Dimes Walk-A- Thon. Baum has significantly contributed to the City of Euless and through his efforts has provided opportunities for the city to offer a quality of life second to none. The city commends Lou Baum for all of his contributions to Euless and congratulates him on being selected as Euless' Volunteer of the Year. Citizens like Lou Baum are Building a Better Tomorrow for all our citizens. 7 NO Real -Time Ozone: Awareness for Air Pollution and Public Health For the first time in Texas, the D/FW area will not only be promoting tips for ozone prevention, but the TNRCC, along with partners, will publicize and issue Air Pollution Warnings. The Warnings will go beyond the former Ozone Action Day notice, which predicted when ozone levels might exceed federal standards, as a prevention measure. TNRCC will issue health warnings via e-mail when pollution levels are determined to meet the Environmental Protection Agency's criteris for possible health risks. The process will use standard weather terms: • Air Pollution Watch • Air Pollution Warning An "Air Pollution Watch" will be issued for a day predicted to be a public health risk. If air pollution levels actually reach unhealthy levels based on monitor readings, the TNRCC will automatically reach unhealthy levels based on monitor readings, the TNRCC will automatically issue an "Air Pollution Warning" via e-mail from TNRCC's Austin headquarters to local authorities, news organizations, and interested citizens within approximately 30 minutes after ozone measurements reach unhealthy levels. The messages will be publicized through colors: level orange, level red, level purple, with purple being the worst. The following chart defines the tired color warning system based on EPA's Air Quality Index (AQI). Anyone can sign-up for e-mail notification of high ozone levels occurring in the D/FW area by sending e-mail to the TNRCC (leave both the subject line and messages area blank). Real-time measure- ments for ozone (and other pollutants) can be found at www.taree.state.tx.us/cgibin/monops/daily average. Map animation of ozone plumes can be found at www.Mxc.state.t)Lus/cgibin/monops/ozone animation. For questions about the upcoming Ozone Season, or how you can participate in the Air Pollution Watch and Warning program, please contact Troy Stuckey, Ph.D., NCTCOG, at (817) 685- 9218, or e-mail tstuckey@dMnfo.com. For general air quality information on the Web, link to vvww.nctcog.dst.tx.us/envir/ag/index.html. Article reprinted with permission from North Central Texas Council of Governments Ten Ways to "Do Your Share for Cleaner Air" throughout the Ozone Season 1. Limit your driving — Try not to drive at all, especially before 10:00am. Consider walking or riding your bike when making short trips. Carpool or ride the bus to work -reduced transit fares exist! 2. Minimize cold starts by combining trips. Most vehicle emissions occur when an automobile's engine is cold. 3. Avoid "jack rabbit" acceleration. Fast starts use more gasoline than slow ones. 4. Avoid excessive idling. Drive during off-peak hours to avoid traffic. Avoid highway construction and drive-through windows. 5. Drive your lowest emission vehicle, usually your newest and most fuel-efficient car. 6. Refuel carefully and in the evening when it is cooler. Avoid spilling gasoline, and check to make sure your gas cap seals properly. 7. Maintain your vehicle. Get a tune-up. 8. Keep the car in the garage when not in use. Garages reduce the day -night temperature swings that can cause gasoline vapors to escape from your tank into the atmosphere. 9. Do not mow the lawn or use gas powered equipment in the morning. Lawn care machines produce a significant amount of pollution -one hour of operation equals 50 miles of car driving. Use electric or hand powered models. 10. Limit chores. Try not to use oil-based paints, varnishes, degreasers, or lighter fluids. E-mail* Registration for the AirPollution Watch and Warning Watch: Join-ozone-dfw@listservtnrcc.state.tx.us Warning: join-alert-dfw@listservtnrcc.state.tx.us *leave subject line and message area of e-mail blank. Web Information: httl2://www.tnrcc.state.tK.us/air/monol2s/o3emailnotify.html Himes Log Cabin Seeking to preserve Euless' history, Shirley Melson Himes has donated the Himes Log Cabin to the City and the City is currently restoring one of the oldest surviving structures in our area. Andrew Jackson "Andy" Himes constructed the Himes Log Cabin around the 1850's. The house was originally built with oak wood and only had one room with a loft for sleeping. It was eventually expanded into a 2 bedroom house with modern materials that accommodated a family of the twentieth century. The Historical Preservation Committee recognized the significance of restoring the original log cabin into something that could be shared by future Euless generations. The Himes family donated the house to the city with the assurance that the original oak wood and frame would be restored closely to its original state. After considerable research, the City learned about the quality of restoration by Bill Marquis who is well known across the state for restoring historical sites. Marquis was hired by the City to restore the Himes Log Cabin, which is located in Heritage Park. The Himes Log National Night Out Citizens across the nation will be turning on their porch lights, sharing ice cream with neighbors and spending time outside in their neighborhoods as they come together for National Night Out. This special night has been designated for Tuesday, August 1, and the Euless Public Safety Departments Cabin is next to the Fuller House, the first brick house in Euless, which was also restored and is a city museum. The Fuller Hime's House moving to new location House has original items from when Euless was founded through the twentieth century. "Restoring the Himes house is yet another way we can preserve Euless' history for future generations," said Mayor Mary Lib Saleh. "We know that youth and adults alike will want to visit this house with such important historical significance." City Officials hope the Himes Log Cabin will also be a museum that future generations will want to visit to learn about Euless' history. For additional information about the Himes house, call 685-1424. encourages residents to participate. "The focus of the program is to get citizens involved with their community and to know their neighbors for security reasons," said Sgt. Ron Williamson. "It also allows the police officers and fire fighters to know the citizens in the areas they are patrolling or responding to. It's just a great program for everyone involved." National Night Out was developed to promote police -community partnerships, crime and drug prevention awareness, and safety and neighborhood unity. National Night Out will be held on Tuesday, August 1, and residents are encouraged to notify the police department if your neighborhood plans a picnic or social gathering so police officers can be in attendance. For additional information, call Sgt. Ron Williamson at 685-1563. NO 41 info Dixie Majors World Series in Euless The City of Euless is proud to host the Dixie Majors World Series from July 29 -August 3, 2000. Dixie Boys Baseball, Inc., selected the Parks at Texas Star as the site for this year's Dixie Majors World Series after having such a successful Dixie Pre -Majors World Series at the ballpark last year. Last year's tournament brought hundreds of families from across the southwest region into the City of Euless to cheer their fifteen and sixteen year old youth in this major tournament. The Dixie Majors World Series will have the best seventeen to eighteen year old youth teams competing for their state to win this coveted baseball championship. The event will host teams from across the south including Alabama, Florida, Virginia, Tennessee, Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas and a host team from Euless. "By hosting such a premier event in boys baseball, Euless and the Parks at Texas Star are being recognized as one of the leading amateur sports centers in the country," said Rick Herold, Director of Parks and Community Services. "We are pleased to have such a positive relationship with Dixie Boys Baseball and hope that this partnership continues for many years to come." Dixie Majors Baseball was developed by the Directors of Dixie Boys Baseball (ages 13-14) because of the growing need for a program for Dixie Boys Baseball graduates. After playing on a medium sized field in the Dixie Boys Baseball program, they graduate to a regulation -sized field in the Dixie Majors and Dixie Pre -Majors Baseball. The objective in developing Dixie Baseball was to make available an organized baseball program for boys graduating from other youth baseball groups. It permits these boys to continue in a supervised athletic program competing with boys of their own age and ability. The opening ceremonies for the World Series will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, July 28, at the Parks at Texas Star, 1501 S. Pipeline. There will be a parade of the teams onto the field with an exciting fireworks presentation. Opening ceremony tickets are $10.00 and can be purchased at Midway Recreation Center, 300 W. Midway. The World Series will begin on Saturday, July 29, and will be held at both the Parks at Texas Star and Trinity High School (for the first two days; Parks at Texas Star for final tournaments). Daily admission for adults is $4.00 and Senior Citizen/ Children (under 6) admission is $2.00. Admission tournament passes can be purchased for the entire event with adult passes being $12.00 and Senior Citizen/ Children passes being $6.00. For additional information about the Dixie Majors World Series, call Ray McDonald, World Series Chairman at 817-685-1669. Euless Public Library Games & Gab School age children can have fun playing board games every Monday at 11:00 through the month of July. Terrific Tuesdays Films, books, and activities for school age children. Every Tuesday through the month of July at 2:30 p.m. Boomerang Club Children preschool age and above are invited to join in this sing -along, dance -along activity featuring children's entertainer, Jeannine King. July 25 at 10:00 a.m. Storytelling Under the Stars The Tarrant Area guild of Storytellers will present a fun family evening of storytelling. Come with family and friends, a blanket and picnic supper if you wish. Storytellers Donna Lively and Robin Rohrer will keep all ages spellbound. July 28 at 7:00 p.m. outdoors in the Library Amphitheater. End of Summer Ice Cream Party Children of all ages are invited to an ice cream party in the library meeting room on August 1 at 2:30. Romance Authors to Speak Romance readers won't want to miss this evening with romance authors August 21 at 7:00 p.m. Featured authors will be Shelley Bradley, Shauna Swendson and Jane Graves. Literary Lone Stars Some of the best-known Texas authors will be speaking in a panel presentation at the library on September 18 at 7:00 pm. Each of the authors has written about Texas history, and their books include fiction and non-fiction topics. Authors confirmed at press time include Stephen Harrigan, author of the critically acclaimed novel The Gates of the Alamo, Elizabeth Crook, author of The Raven's Bride, a novel about Sam Houston's first wife and Gregg Cantrell, author of Stephen F. Austin, Empresario of Texas, considered by many to be the definitive biography of Austin. Authors will be reading from their works and there will be time for questions from the audience. Books will be available for purchase and signing. You won't want to miss this outstanding author event! Teen Read Week The Euless Public Library will be joining with other libraries around the country to celebrate Teen Read Week, October 15-21. A variety of special events, appealing to teens will be offered. Call the Youth Services Desk at 685-1492 for Jr. High events and the Reference Desk at 685-1489 for High School events. LIBRARY FOUNDATION GALA The Library Foundation will hold a casino Gala on October 28, 2000 at Dr. Pepper Star Center. The foundation supports the City Library with funds for special projects, programs and artwork. The foundation the two bronze statues in the Library Garden. The foundation is working to purchase additional statues for the Library campus. Membership in the foundation is open to all citizens. For more information please call Gloria Hartshorn at 817-382-7173. 0hfo 11 to the City of Euless Parks and Community Services Department he Parks & Community Services Department is currently updating the Parks Master Plan. This plan provides the framework for the next ten years of the Park and Recreation needs in our community. These needs could comprise of anything from land acquisition, new facilities or the updating / expansion of existing facilities. One of the ways the department will identify needs is by simply ASKING YOU! In the middle of this magazine is a survey for you to fill out and send back to us. The benefits to filling out this survey are simple: • Assists in identifying needs for our citizens. • A complete Parks Master Plan qualifies the department for additional points in the grant application process. • Your voice will be heard! If you don't respond, we won't know your needs. So please fill out and return the enclosed POSTAGE -PAID survey as soon as possible. We thank you in advance for your cooperation. Rick Herold Director of Parks and Community Services TEXAS STAR A STAWENTER Home of Rising Starz! r, ME Nt opo TREE CPI'Y USA MIDWAY RECREATION CENTER 300 WEST MIDWAY DRIVE 817-685-1666 Hours of Operation Membership Annual Fee Weight Room Racquetball* Monday - Thursday 6:00am-10:00pm Friday 6:00am - 6:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 6:00pm Sunday 12:00pm - 6:00pm (Hours subject to change for holidays or special events) WALK ACROSS TEXAS AT "The Rec" Would you like to know how far you walk, run or bike in a week, month, or year when you're at "The Rec"? This free, no obligation program is designed for you, the user, as an entertaining method to track your mileage. There is a white three- ring binder located in the attendant's booth just for this purpose. Simply write your name and record the miles you've traveled each time you visit us. You'll be surprised to see how fast the miles add up!!! Come snow, rain, heat or cold it has not stopped twenty-one members from walking over 2,100 miles in a 10 - month time. Special events and prizes will be awarded throughout the year! Call 817-685-1666 for more information. Classes ad Acftes New sign at Midway Recreation Center. Watch for upcoming events listed on marquis atMidway, Heritage Park and I. A. Carr Parks. r • b 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- 1 $2.00 1 $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- 1 $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- 1 $2.00 1 $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 1 $3.00 1 $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, 5:00pm - Close, Saturday and Sunday. *Racquetball fees shown for court hour; not per person. **Euless Senior Citizens must be 60 years of age or older 13 Claes and kfivifies 14 The two preschool classes listed below (I 10000 or 110001) are programs that run for the entire school year. Once your child is registered and timely payments are made, your child's placement is guaranteed through the end of May 2001. Call 817-685-1681 for openings. A waiting list and additional opportunities are available throughout the year. PRESCHOOL (age 3) (Age 3 by November 1, 2000 and be completely potty trained.) Discover your child's best learning process while having fun with numbers, color, and shape recognition, science experiments, computers, songs, stories, arts, large muscle group activities and cooperative play. Students should bring a snack and a drink. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday & Thursday TIME: 9:00am-12:00noon INSTR: Staff DATE: August 22 four weeks/ongoing CLASS #: 110000A COST: $65 PRESCHOOL (age 4 & 5) (Age 4 by November 1, 2000 and be completely potty trained.) Children will develop kindergarten skills of numbers, letters, shapes and co-operative play. Join us for lots of learning, fun through art, computers, music, storytime and large muscle group activities. Students should bring a snack and a drink CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Monday, Wednesday, Friday TIME: 8:30am-12:30pm INSTR: Fulmer / Tolfa DATE: August 21 four weeks/ongoing CLASS #: 110001 A COST. $116 TIME FOR ME (Ages 2-3 with parent) Parent and child will have a fun and educational experience while meeting other parents and children. Experience the thrill of computers, musical instruments, painting, singing, coloring and large muscle group activities. Bring a snack and a drink. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Monday & Wednesday TIME: 9:00-11:00am INSTR: Cottrell DATE: August 21 September 18 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110009 A 110009 B COST. $45 $45 DATE: October 16 November 13 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110009 C 110009 D COST: $45 $45 A LITTLE SONG AND DANCE (Ages 2-4 with parent) Introduce your child to music through creative movement, finger plays, music literacy and singing while experiencing a positive interactive time together. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Wednesday TIME: 10:00-10:30am INSTR: Burger DATE: September 6 October 4 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110003 A 110003 B COST. $12 $12 DATE: November 1 four weeks CLASS #: 110003 C COST. $12 TAP & BALLET (Ages 3-5) Develop rhythm, balance, coordination and grace in this structured, but fun dance class. Creative dance choreography and techniques will be used. Students must wear a leotard, tights and 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): Wednesday TIME: 5:45-6:45pm INSTR: Burger DATE: September 6 October 4 November 1 four weeks four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110006 A 110006 B 110006 C COST: $19 $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): Wednesday TIME: 6:45-7:15pm INSTR: Burger DATE: September 6 October 4 November 1 four weeks four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110008 A 110008 B 110008 C COST. $12 $12 $12 TUMBLE CUBS (Ages walkers to 3 years) 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. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Wednesday TIME: 10:30-11:00am INSTR: Burger DATE: September 6 October 4 November 1 four weeks four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110002 A 110002 B 110002 C COST. $12 $12 $12 COED GYMNASTICS (Ages 3-5) This course will cover front and back roll, head and handstand, cartwheel, front and back straddle rolls, walk, skip, jump, dip on low balance beam. This class can be adapted for any level of student. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Monday Saturday TIME: TIME: 6:30-7:20pm INSTR: Staff INSTR: Williams September 9 October 28 DATE: September 11 October 9 November 6 110004 D four weeks four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110004 A 110004 B 110004 C COST. $15 $15 $15 CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday Saturday TIME: 10:30-11:20am 10:30-11:20am INSTR: Staff YSS DATE: September 9 October 28 seven weeks seven weeks CLASS #: 110004 D 110004 E COST. $23 $23 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. Class will meet indoors in inclement weather. No cleats! CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday Saturday TIME: 11:30am-12:20pm 10:30-11:20am INSTR: YSS YSS DATE: September 9 October 7 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110007 A 110007 B COST. $19 $19 DATE: November 4 December 2 CLASS #: 110007 C 110007 D four weeks three weeks COST. $19 $15 Gam ad kMes CO-ED T- BALL SKILLS & DRILLS (Ages 4-6) In this non-competitive class boys and girls will practice hitting, throwing, catching and running the bases. Bring your glove. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday Saturday TIME: 10:30-11:20am 11:20am-12:20pm INSTR: YSS YSS DATE: September 9 October 7 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 110005 A 110005 B COST: $19 $19 DATE: November 4 December 2 CLASS #: 110005 C 110005 D four weeks three weeks COST. $19 $15 PRE-TAEKWON DO (Ages 4 & 5) Build self-esteem and self-confidence while developing self defense skills. Children will develop the "Yes I Can" attitude. Register early, this is a popular class! CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 9:15-10:15am INSTR: Weidenhof DATE: September 9 October 28 seven weeks seven weeks CLASS #: 110010A 110010 B COST. $16 $16 15 MC 3 1161 CAMP IWANNA "Holiday Session" Ages 6-12 years A week-long day camp will feature educational activities, crafts, field trips, gym, outside programs and much more. A field trip is included in the registration fee and will be announced at a later date. Campers should bring a non- perishable sack lunch, drink and a morning and afternoon snack. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Monday - Friday TIME: 9:00am - 4:00pm DATE: December 18-22 one week CLASS #: 510002 A COST. $60.00 (Euless Residents Only) EARLY/ LATE PICK-UP Special arrangements have been made for early arrival and late pick-up. MORNINGS: 7:00am - 9:00am AFTERNOONS: 4:00-6:00pm CLASS #: 510003 A COST: $15 / week CHEERLEADING (Ages 8-12) Learn jumps, routines and cheers to root your favorite team to victory. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Monday TIME: 4:30-5:20pm INSTR: Williams DATE: September 11 October 9 November 6 four weeks four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 210006 A 210006 B 210006 C COST: $15 $15 $15 YOUTH ART (Ages 6-10) Instructor has thirty years of art instruction experience, helping children experiment with pencil, pen and ink drawing and creating beautiful works of art with water colors and pastels. Pick up your supply list from Midway Recreation Center. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday 210008 C TIME: 4:30-6:00pm three weeks INSTR: Kern $19 DATE: September 12 October 17 DAY(s): five weeks five weeks CLASS #: 210004 A 210004 B COST. $25 $25 CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday October 5 TIME: 10:00-11:30am four weeks INSTR: Kern 210008 F DATE: September 16 October 21 five weeks five weeks CLASS #: 210004 C 210004 D COST: $25 $25 A REFLECTION ON YOU GIRL! (Ages 9-16) This class will help girls fine-tune their everyday manners, from table to telephone, gum chewing to greeting grown ups. Practice introductions, greetings and courtesy toward others. A grand finale lunch will be provided. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 9:00am-12:00noon INSTR: Koye DATE: September 23 November 4 one day one day CLASS #: 210007 A 210007 B COST. $10 $10 CO-ED BASKETBALL SKILLS & DRILLS Boys and girls will improve their passing, shooting, dribbling, offensive and defensive skills. Participants should bring an intermediate 28.5 ball. Coach has over twenty-five years coaching and officiating experience. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 9:00-10:00am AGE(s) 7-12 years INSTR: YSS YSS DATE: September 9 October 7 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 210008 A 210008 B COST: $19 $19 DATE: November 4 December 2 CLASS #: 210008 C 210008 D three weeks three weeks COST. $19 $15 ............................................................................ CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Thursday TIME: 4:00-5:00pm AGE(s) 6-8 years INSTR: YSS YSS DATE: September 7 October 5 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 210008 E 210008 F COST. $19 $19 DATE: November 2 November 30 CLASS #: 210008 G 210008 H three weeks three weeks COST: $15 $15 ............................................................................ CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Thursday TIME: 5:00-6:00pm AGE(s) 9-12 years INSTR: YSS YSS DATE: September 7 October 5 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 2100081 210008J COST: $19 $19 DATE: November 2 November 30 CLASS #: 210008 K 210008 L three weeks three weeks COST: $15 $15 YOUTH TAEKWON DO I (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 that train in this program and attain the level of yellow belt have the opportunity to join the Youth Taekwon Do Program conducted two evenings during the week. (Therefore, successful completion of this training program is a prerequisite to training in the regularYouth Taekwon Do 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: 10:00-11:30am INSTR: Dolan DATE: September 9 fifteen weeks CLASS #: 210000A COST. $55 Youth Taekwon Do YOUTH TAEKWON DO II (Ages 6-9) (Yellow Belt & above) (Ages 10-12)(White Belt -Yellow Stripe Belt) This program explores the entire range of techniques for each training level of the Taekwon Do 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 training goals. Through a variety of scientifically designed training principles there is a constant challenge provided to the student. A comprehensive student reference guide must be purchased (for a nominal fee) from the master instructor. CENTER: Ruth Millican Center DAY(s): Monday & Thursday TIME: 6:00-7:15pm INSTR: Dolan DATE: September 4 fifteen weeks CLASS #: 210001 A COST. $44 TENNIS (BEGINNER) 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. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Wednesday Wednesday TIME: 5:30-6:20pm 6:30-7:20pm INSTR: Sanchez Sanchez AGE(s) 6-9 years 10-16 years DATE: September 6 September 6 six weeks six weeks six weeks six weeks CLASS #: 210002 A 210002 C COST. $45 $45 DATE: October 25 October 25 six weeks six weeks CLASS #: 210002 B 210002 D COST: $45 $45 TENNIS (INTERMEDIATE) (Ages 10 & up) This class is for the student with previous tennis instruction. This class is for you! Bring one can of tennis balls and a tennis racket. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday TIME: 5:30-6:20pm INSTR: Sanchez DATE: September 5 October 24 six weeks six weeks CLASS #: 210003 A 210003 B COST: $45 $45 CO-ED GYMNASTICS (Ages 6-10) This course will cover front and back roll, head and handstand, 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): Monday TIME: 5:30-6:20pm INSTR: Williams DATE: September 11 October 9 November 6 four weeks four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 210005 A 210005 B 210005 C COST: $15 $15 $15 CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 11:30-12:20pm INSTR: Staff DATE: September 9 October 28 seven weeks seven weeks CLASS #: 210005 D 210005 E COST. $23 $23 0 .r S 17 amudkMes TEEN /ADULT TAEKWON DO (Ages 13 & up) (All Belt Ranks) This program is an adult -based comprehensive training system 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 fullest potential. 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 personal, aspects of self-defense and martial arts. A comprehensive student reference guide is available through and required by the master instructor for a nominal fee. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Monday & Thursday TIME: 7:30pm-9:00pm DATE: September 4 15 weeks / 30 classes INSTR: Dolan CLASS #: 310000A COST. $83 RECREATIONAL TENNIS LEAGUE (Ages 17 & up) (Intermediate Level) Test out your tennis skills in league play. Tips on scoring and strategy will be covered. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 10:00-11:00am DATE: September 9 October 28 LEVEL six weeks six weeks INSTR: Sanchez Sanchez CLASS #: 310021 A 310021 B COST: $45 $45 TENNIS (Ages 17 & up) six weeks six weeks 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. COST: CENTER: Midway Recreation Center LEVEL Beginner Advanced DAY(s): Saturday Saturday TIME: 8:00-9:00am 9:00-10:00am DATE: September 9 September 9 six weeks six weeks INSTR: Sanchez Sanchez CLASS #: 310003 A 310003 B COST: $45 $45 DATE: October 28 October 28 DATE(s): six weeks six weeks INSTR: Sanchez Sanchez CLASS #: 310003 C 310003 D COST. $45 $45 BELLY DANCE FOR LADIES (Ages 18 & up) Dance your way into a firmer and shapelier you. This fun exercise class will take you inside the middle -eastern culture. Very popular, register early! CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday TIME: 7:30-8:30pm DATE: September 12 November 7 six weeks six weeks INSTR: Schuh Schuh CLASS #: 310004 A 310004 B COST: $17 $17 T.O. P.S. Take Off Pounds Sensibly CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Wednesday TIME: 9:00-11:00am DATE(s): Ongoing DUPLICATE BRIDGE CENTER: Ruth Millican Center DAY(s): Tuesday & Thursday TIME: 10:30am-2:00pm DATE(s): Ongoing 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: 7:00-8:00pm 7:00-8:00pm INSTR: Love Love LEVEL: New Students Returning Students DATE: October 5 September 7 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 310007 B 310007 A COST. $40 $40 DATE: November 2 four weeks CLASS #: 310007 C COST. $40 DATE: December 7 four weeks CLASS #: 310007 D COST. $40 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: 6:00-7:00pm INSTR: Love DATE: September 7 October 5 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 310008 A 310008 B COST. $40 $40 DATE: November 2 December 7 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 310008 C 310008 D COST: $40 $40 KICKBOXING (Ages 18 & up) Join Darrick Lee from Extreme Fitness as he takes you through a toning cardio workout. Increase balance, coordination, speed, flexibility, lean muscle mass, and endurance. Bring a water bottle and exercise mat or towel. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Monday & Wednesday TIME: 7:30-8:30pm INSTR: Lee DATE: September 11 October 30 seven weeks seven weeks CLASS #: 310001 A 310001 B COST. $40 $40 OIL AND WATERCOLOR PAINTING BEG/INT Create your own paintings under the guidance of an experienced instructor. Through demonstration, learn color mixing, brush control and all it takes to go from start to finish. Pick up supply list from Midway Recreation Center. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday TIME: 7:00-9:30pm INSTR: Kern DATE: September 12 October 17 five weeks five weeks CLASS #: 310002 A 310002 B COST. $35 $35 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: CD's; 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): Tuesday Monday TIME: 7:00-8:00pm 7:00-8:00pm INSTR: Scoma Scoma DATE: September 12 November 6 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 310010A 310010 B COST. $10 $10 WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATION (CO-ED, ages 18 & up) During this two-hour seminar, learn from a certified strength trainer how to use all the weight lifting and cardiovascular equipment, as well as how to improve flexibility, in the wonderful confines of our Fitness Center. Perfect for the novice ... You'll see. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 9:30-11:30am INSTR: Disco DATE: September 9 October 14 November 11 one day one day one day CLASS #: 310020 A 310020 B 310020 C COST: $8 $8 $8 a a 19 Class and Activities 20 CROCHET CLUB (Ages 18 & up) Come join us for fun, laughter and fellowship while learning the art of crochet. Investments, will discuss different types of annuities and how they CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Wednesday TIME: 7:00-9:00pm DATE: Ongoing INSTR: six weeks COST: $10 / six week session * Call 685-1666 for session start dates. INDIAN CUISINE VI (Ages 16 & up) Jeegna Vashi will demonstrate how to make sambar (vegetables in dal) balti sauce (for chicken curry), shrimp curry (parsi style—West Coast India), fish cakes, king fish curry, spinach chicken, kheer (rice cooked in milk) ... and learn how to make perfect rice everytime. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Monday TIME: 7:00-8:30pm INSTR: Vashi DATE: September 11 three weeks CLASS #: 310011 A COST: $23 ADULT TAP DANCING (Ages 14 & up) Learn the basic fundamentals and techniques of tap dancing. This class will also challenge students with previous tap training. Men and Women can perfect their technique, form choreography and combinations. Instructor has 31 years dance experience. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Wednesday TIME: 11:00am-12:00no on INSTR: Burger DATE: September 6 October 4 November 1 four weeks four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 310009 A 310009 B 310009 C COST: $19 $19 $19 MERRY MOSAICS (Ages 16 & up) Donna Hardin will discuss the history of mosaics, teach you how to cut stained glass, tile grout your project and add accents as you design your own flower vase, candleholder, toothpick holder or trivet. This class is not for the faint at heart as glass cutting can be intense at times. Most supplies included. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Thursday TIME: 7:00-8:30pm INSTR: Hardin DATE: August 31 four weeks CLASS #: 310019 A COST: $35 TAX DEFERRED GROWTH FOR THE RETIREE (Ages 18 & up) This one day class taught by Michael Scoma from Edward Jones Investments, will discuss different types of annuities and how they work. CENTER: CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday Friday TIME: 10:00-11:30am 10:00-11:30am INSTR: Scoma Scoma DATE: October 10 November 10 two days two days one day one day CLASS #: 310005 A 310005 B COST: $2 $2 APPROPRIATE INVESTMENT CHOICES FOR RETIREES (Ages 18 & up) This two day class taught by Michael Scoma from Edward Jones Investments, will introduce you to certificates of deposit, tax free bonds, annuities and long term care insurance. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday & Thursday Monday & Wednesday TIME: 10:00-11:30am 10:00-11:30am INSTR: Scoma Scoma DATE: August 22 & 24 September 18 & 20 two days two days CLASS #: 310006 A 310006 B COST: $5 $5 "JUST RELAX." "YEAH, RIGHT" (Ages 18 & up) Relaxation is not just a luxury — it is essential for good health. Learn the root cause of stress and its relationship to disease. Learn stress reduction techniques, including mindful meditation and the use of humor. Become stress resilient! CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Sunday TIME: 2:00-4:00pm INSTR: Wagnon / Howlett DATE: October 22 December 2 one day one day CLASS #: 310015 A 310015 B COST: $27 $27 BREAK THE CHAIN OF LOW SELF-ESTEEM (Ages 18 & up) In four, one-hour sessions, learn the definition of low self-esteem and the various ways that self-esteem drives your decisions and behaviors. Discover how low self-esteem interferes with, and negatively impacts, every aspect of your life. Recognize that there are ways to alleviate the effects of low self-esteem. Learn and practice techniques to begin to tackle the problem. An enlightening program. Instructors hold certificates in CTRS, CLP, LCDC and LPCI. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 10:00-11:00am INSTR: Wagnon / Howlett DATE: October 28 four weeks CLASS #: 310014 A COST. $35 DEPRESSION FALLOUT: RELIEF FOR THE DEPRESSIVE'S FAMILY AND CLOSE FRIENDS (Ages 16 & up) In four, one-hour sessions, review depression and why you are being affected when you are not the person diagnosed with depression. Learn the stages related to depression fallout and coping strategies to provide self -guidance through this time in your life. Find relief in this intensive and energizing experience. Instructors hold certificates in CTRS, CLP, LCDC and LPCI. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 10:00-11:00am INSTR: Wagnon / Howlett DATE: September 30 four weeks CLASS #: 310013 A COST. $35 INTRO TO PC'S (Ages16 & Up) This class is designed for the novice. Overcome your fear of personal computers and be introduced to the basics of personal 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 data base management. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday TIME: 6:00-9:00pm INSTR: NorTex DATE: September 12 November 7 three weeks three weeks CLASS # 310016 A 310016 B COST. $105 $105 Qm ad kMes INTRO TO WINDOWS 95/98 (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 PC's class or a working knowledge of personal computers is not a prerequisite, but would be helpful. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday TIME: 6:00-9:00pm INSTR: NorTex DATE: November 28 three weeks CLASS #: 310012 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 documents; use many of the format tools to dress up documents; import graphics; record and use macros; and much more. The Intro To PC's class or a working knowledge of personal computers and Windows is not a prerequisite, but would be helpful. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday TIME: 6:00-9:00pm INSTR: NorTex DATE: October 10 three weeks CLASS #: 310018 A COST. $105 INTRO TO THE INTERNET (Ages 16 & Up) This is a three hour seminar on the history and use of The Information Superhighway. Through discussion and demonstration you will be informed about such things as: Internet Service Providers, web browsing, wed searching, e-mail, newsgroups, etc. This is a large screen presentation as opposed to a hands-on presentation. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Tuesday TIME: 6:00-9:00pm INSTR: NorTex DATE: October 3 CLASS#: 310017 A COST: $25 "HANGIN' OUT" (Ages 13-15) "The Rec" is yours for the evening! Spend your time playing pool, cards, basketball, volleyball or just hangin out. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Thursday TIME: 7:00-11:00pm DATE: December 21 one day INSTR: Staff CLASS # 510001 A COST. $5 P* N fD fD 7 N P41 22 andAdiwes Adults 55 & over! Stop by the Simmons Senior Center for • Planned activities and classes • Relaxation and visits with friends • Guided tours & trips Simmons Senior Center 508 Simmons Drive (JA. Carr Park) 817-685-1670 SENIOR ADULTS ARE INVITED TO DROP BY FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Mondays 7:00am-2:30pm - Dominoes, Hand & Foot, 42, Billiards 1:00-2:30pm - Pinochle Tuesdays 7:00am-2:30pm - Dominoes, Hand & Foot, 42, Billiards 7:00-10:00pm - Party Bridge Wednesdays 12:00noon - 3:00pm - Party Bridge (500) Thursdays 7:00am-1:00pm - Dominoes, Hand & Foot, 42, Billiards 1:00pm - 2:30pm - Phase 10 LUNCH BUNCH Back by popular demand! The second Tuesday of each month we will eat at area restaurants. Meet at Simmons Senior Center at 11:15am. Lasagna Thursday! Come on down and enjoy lasagna, salad and breadsticks! DATE(S) September 7, October 12, November 9, December 7 TIME 11:30am COST $2.00 POT -LUCK LUNCHEON! Bring a covered dish and enjoy the fellowship! DATE(S): October 26 TIME: 11:30am THANKSGIVING AT SIMMONS Please bring a covered dish. DATE(S): November 21 TIME: 11:30am SENIOR HOLIDAY LUNCHEON LOCATION: North Main Barbeque DATE(S): November 15 TIME: 11:45am DOORS OPEN: 11:30am *Please call 817-685-1670 by November 8th for reservations. SIMMONS HOLIDAY LUNCHEON Please bring a covered dish. DATE(S): December 14 TIME 11:30am FLOOR 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 loose weight, this class is for you! CENTER: Ruth Millican Center DAY(s): Monday & Wednesday TIME: 8:30-9:15am INSTR: John Moore DATE: September 18 ten weeks COST: Free LAP BLANKET CREATIONS Help make someone else's life a little nicer. We will be making lap blankets for area seniors living in nursing homes and children's blankets for terminally ill children in area hospitals. Please bring your sewing machine, scrap materials, your hands and your heart to help make this happen. DATE: Wednesday September 20 TIME: 10:00am LOCATION: Simmons Senior Center WHITE ELEPHANT BINGO Get rid of your junk or unwanted items in our "White Elephant Bingo." Bring your items in a gift bag or wrapped up so no one can see it. Remember "one man's junk is another man's treasure." LOCATION: Simmons Senior Center DAY: Friday DATE(s): September 15, October 20, November 17, December 15 TIME: 9:00-11:00am AARP MATURE DRIVING CLASS Save on insurance by attending this 8 -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. DAY(s) Monday & Tuesday DATE: October 8 & 9 TIME: 12:00pm - 4:00pm COST. $10 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 and return from Midway Recreation Center, 300 W. Midway September 27,10:00am State Fair of Texas Cost: Three Canned Goods (Bring money for lunch & other) September 29, 8:00am Shopping in Canton Cost: Food and shopping on your own. October 13,10:00am Antique It! Cost: Food and shopping on your own. Visit area antique shops and then have lunch. October 27, 9:00am Hillsboro Outlet Mall Cost: Food and shopping on your own. November 8, 8:00am Shreveport Anyone? Cost: $5 We'll meet the bus in Arlington and spend the day in Shreveport. December 8,10:00am Deck The Malls Cost: Food and shopping on your own. If you have last minute shopping to finish, we will do it today! December 20, 5:30pm Tour of Lights Cost: Dinner on your own. We will eat out at an area restaurant then tour the lights of area cities and neighborhoods. • Are you proactive, 40 & 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 6:30pm - Potluck 7:00-9:00pm - Business Meeting, Guest Speakers, Current Events, Table Games, Fellowship & Fun. First Thursday of the month Business Meeting and Leadership Training 6:30-7:30pm Meet at Simmons Center 508 Simmons Drive, Euless Call Billy Owens for more information 817-283-1203 ul (D3 0 MV V1 23 aedAdMes y ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE Bedford -Euless Soccer Association CENTER: Midway Recreation Center V DIVISION: Men's Open & Cheerleading DAY (s): Thursday _ SEASON September 7 H.E.B. Hawks Wrestling Club ACTIVITY # 810000 A (team) 810000 B (individual) COST: $350 per team $50 per individual (10 game season) REGISTRATION:August 1-25 For more information call 817-685-1838 S ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DIVISION: Co-ed DAY(s): Wednesday SEASON: September 6 ACTIVITY # 810001 A (team) 810001 B (individual COST: $150 per team $30 per individual (10 game season) REGISTRATION:August 1-25 For more information call 817-685-1838 JUNIOR GOLF (Ages 7-15) Participants will be taught the basic fundamentals of grip, stance, swing, ball contact, putting, chipping and driving. Golf rules and etiquette will be covered. The emphasis is learning how to play golf in a creative and fun environment. Participants will need junior size golf clubs. Price includes use of clubs and all you can hit range balls during the lesson. CENTER: Parks at Texas Star Driving Range DAY(s): Tuesday Tuesday TIME: 6:00-7:00pm 7:00-8:00pm INSTR: Texas Star Staff Texas Star Staff AGES: 7-12 years 13-18 years DATE: September 5 September 5 four weeks four weeks CLASS # 810003 A 810003 B COST: $25 $25 DATE: October 3 October 3 four weeks four weeks CLASS #: 810003 C 810003 D COST. $25 $25 LADIES BEGINNER (Ages 16 & up) Participants will be taught the basic fundamentals of grip, stance, swing, ball contact, putting, chipping and driving. Golf rules and etiquette will be covered. The emphasis is learning how to play golf in a creative and fun environment. Price includes use of clubs and all you can hit range balls during the lesson. CENTER: Parks at Texas Star Driving Range DAY(s): Wednesday TIME: 7:00-8:00pm INSTR: Texas Star Staff DATE: September 6 October 4 four weeks four weeks CLASS # 810004 A 810004 B COST.. $25 $25 24 GOLF FOR SENIORS (Ages 50 & up) Participants will be taught the basic fundamentals of grip, stance, swing, ball contact, putting, chipping and driving. Golf rules and etiquette will be covered. The emphasis is learning how to play golf in a creative and fun environment. Price includes use of clubs and all you can hit range balls during the lesson. CENTER: Parks at Texas Star Driving Range DAY(s): Monday TIME: 7:00-8:00pm INSTR: Texas Star Staff DATE: September 11 October 9 four weeks four weeks CLASS # 810005 A 810005 B COST: $25 $25 YOUTH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS Euless Athletic Association (Baseball) 817-358-9496 Euless Girls Softball Association 817-283-8266 Bedford -Euless Soccer Association 817-354-4774 x211 Mid -Cities Pee -Wee Football & Cheerleading 817-282-2390 Mid -Cities Basketball 817-354-3208 H.E.B. Hawks Wrestling Club 817-282-7229 All-Star Alley Batting Cages 1501 S. Pipeline Road (817) 685-1669 t MUM - Hours of Operation: (Beginning August 10th) Saturday 9:00am - 9:00pm Sunday 12:00pm - 7:00pm For information and private batting cage rentals and tournaments at the Parks at Texas Star, call Chris Thames at 817-685-1838. kMes Looking For A Great Way To Market Your Business? 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 has been the home of youth baseball, softball and soccer for our local, regional, state and national tournaments. We are gearing up for exiting seasons in 2000-2001. Advertising spaces at the "Best Baseball Facility in Northeast Tarrant County" are selling fast. Call 817-685-1669 now for more information. Dixie Majors World Series July 29 - August 3 Parks at Texas Star Teams from 10 different states will compete for the National Title. Opening Ceremonies: Friday, July 29 @ 7:00pm Featuring Vince Vance & The Valiants Fireworks Food & Fun Tickets are $10 and includes dinner, fireworks, entertainment and family fun. You may purchase tickets at Midway Recreation Center or by calling 817-685-1666. Games Begin: Saturday, July 30 Championship: Thursday, August 3 Please call 685-1669 for more information. 25 Oasses ad AdA 26 Tournament Play 2000 Leagues Fall League Starts Week of: September 10-15 League play is offered 6 nights per week Sunday — Friday Coed and Mens divisions offered each night. Call 817-267-7867 for registration information July 29/30 "Gators Bayou Cajun Sports Bar Y2K Meltdown" Mens C & D, Mixed B/C & D Aug. 4-5-6 "USSSA Mens D North Texas State Championship" Aug. 12 "Softball World Summer Classic" Mens D & E, Mixed C/D Aug. 13 "Sunday Round Robins — Mens D/E — 3 Game Guarantee" Aug. 18-20 "USSSA Armed Forces World Championships" Aug. 26/27 "Southland Sports Spectacular" Mixed C/D & Mens D/E Southland softball shorts or pants for the Winners Sept. 2/3 "USSSAWomens B -C -D Mid -West Nationals" Sept. 9/10 "Worth Sports Special" Mens D & E Sept. 16/17 "Demarini Insane Softball Tournament" Mens C & D Sept. 23/24 "SBW League Championship Series" Mens SD, D, E, & Coed Sept. 31/1 "2000 Miller Lite Super Series" Mens A/B, C, D, E, & Coed C/D Oct. 7/8 "USSSA Mixed A -B -C Texas State Championships" For more information call METRO 817-267-7867 or Check us out on the Web at www.TheSportsLineup.com "Everyone Plays at Softball World" Fee: $ 135 Fee: $ 150 Fee: $ 135 Fee: $ 125 Fee: $ 200 Fee: $ 150 Fee: $ 200 Fee: $ 150 Fee: $ 150 Fee: $ 75 Fee: $ 175 Fee: $ 150 HIacrpr and Texas Star Golf Course 1400 Texas Star Parkway Euless, Texas 76040 Tee -Times: 685-7888 Golf Tournaments: 685-1841 Conference Center: 685-1845 Raven's Grille: 685-1843 www texasstargol£com INSTRUCTION Just celebrating it's 3rd Anniversary, Texas Star continues to Duff Cunningham and his staff are redefine municipal golf. Recently, named the 14th best golf course in available for individual and group America by Golfweek, Texas Star is your public golf facility. Euless lessons during the entire year. Private citizens enjoy wonderful discounts on green fees and cart fees. and group lessons can be arranged. Discounts are also extended to Juniors and Seniors. Call 685-7888 for TEXAS STAR CLUBHOUSE AND CONFERENCE CENTRE A 12,000 square foot clubhouse and conference centre 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 games. To book your next party, meeting conference, etc call 817-685-1845. more information. Even though, 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, discounts on p r o- s h o p purchases, free access to lockers and a myriad of other incentives. Call 685-7888 for more exciting details. Be a Raven's Insider... Want to be e-mailed our daily specials! Just give us a call at 685-1849 and you will be kept abreast of all our specials and incentives! RAVEN'S GRILLE '~ & CONFERENCE CENTRE RAVEN'S GRILL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 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 pallet, the atmosphere is relaxing and pleasant and the services... OUTSTANDING! cl O 27 1A V M U M= L W kftes A. BOB EDEN PARK 2050 N. Industrial Boulevard Size: 47 acres Facilities: TWo flag football/soccer fields, one lighted baseball/ softball field, two playgrounds, picnic areas, half -mile walking and jogging track, pavilion, two lighted tennis courts, 1/8 - mile /S- mile walking track with warm up stations. 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 Road at Ash Lane Size: 40 acres Facilities: Seven soccer fields, picnic areas, three-mile nature walking/jogging trail with plant and tree identification signs throughout, city in -ground tree farms, playgrounds, ground -seating amphitheater, two pavilions, one practice softball field, three large parking areas, restrooms. D. BLESSING BRANCH PARK 408 E. Denton Drive Size: 3 acres Facilities: Picnic and playground area. E. MIDWAY PARK 615 N. Main Street Size: 22 acres Facilities: Four lighted baseball/ softball field, two lighted tennis courts, playground, picnic areas, swimming pool, shaded area, "The Rec" (26,000 square foot multipurpose recreation center). F. HERITAGE PARK 201 Cullum Drive Size:4 acres Facilities: Ruth Millican Center, Historic Fuller House, playground, picnic areas, and 1/8 mile walking trail. EULESS PARKS a M��1EsgVD MAP A P ASH HARWOOD z O oop,4 E STATE HWY. 183 C -V S.P�, H F K� N M G. WILSHIRE PARK 315 Sierra Drive Size:4 acres Facilities: Swimming pool, picnic facilities, playground, shaded areas, pond and concrete walking trail. H. J.A. CARR PARK 508 Simmons Drive 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. 1. SOUTH EULESS PARK 600 S. Main Street Size: 5 acres Facilities: Swimming pool, picnic area, playground, tennis court, Old North Main Bridge, outdoor basketball. J. KIDDIE CARR PARK 800 Pauline Street Size: 4 acres Facilities: Picnic areas, greenhouse, growing nursery and 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 softball field, nature area, and playground. L. SOFTBALL WORLD AT TEXAS STAR 1375 W. Euless Boulevard Size: 16 acres Facilities: Four lighted softball fields, concession stand, pro shop, playground. M. THE PARKS AT TEXAS STAR 1501 S. Pipeline Road Size: 15.5 acres Facilities: Picnic and playground areas, four baseball/ softball fields, a soccer field, T -ball field, three lighted sand volleyball courts, batting cages and concession stand, pavilion, concrete walking trail, and exercise area. N. TEXAS STAR GOLF COURSE 1400 Texas Star Parkway Size: 287 acres Eighteen hole premier golf facility with clubhouse, restaurant, conference center and golf shop. O. REFLECTION PARK Fuller -Wiser Size: Half acre Facilities: Bench Seating. P. LAKEWOOD PARK 1600 Donley Drive Size: 2 acres Facilities: Playground, two -lighted tennis courts and shaded areas. N771,_ City of Euless Parks and Community Services Department Facility Rental Fees and Capacities RECEPTION HALLS Resident: Three hours $100.00 Each additional hour $35.00 Nonresident: Three hours $200.00 Each additional hour $70.00 Deposit: Without food or drink $100.00 With food or drink $500.00 Ruth Millican Center, 201 Cullum Drive: Occupancy Load: 150 Available: Saturdays 12:00 Noon - midnight, Sundays 7:00 a.m. - midnight Chairs & Tables available to seat: 100 Simmons Center, 508 Simmons Drive: Occupancy Load: 60 Available: Fridays 6:00 p.m. - midnight, Saturdays 7:00 a.m. - midnight, Sundays 1:00 p.m. - midnight Chairs & Tables available to seat: 50 Fuller House, 205 Cullum Drive: Occupancy Load: 32 Available: Arranged with Staff Chairs & Tables available to seat: 15 MEETING ROOMS: Midway Recreation Center 300 W Midway Dr Available: Monday -Thursday: 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Friday: 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Sunday: 12:00 Noon - 6:00 p.m. Resident: $15.00/hr Nonresident: $30.00/hr Deposit: Without food or drink $50.00 With food or drink $100.00 Learning Zone: (maybe halved) Occupancy Load: 60/30 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 60/30 Arts & Crafts Room: Occupancy Load: 40 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 40 Teen Room: Occupancy Load: 40 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 40 Dance Room: Occupancy Load: 90 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 90 Please call Anicia Brown at 817-685-1689 for more information or to check availability. OUTDOOR FACILITY RENTAL FEES Bear's Den Pavilion, 1951 Bear Creek Pkwy (east side of parkway) Available: 7:00 a.m. — midnight Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling areas, minimum electricity Rental Fees: 4 hours - $50.00 Each additional hour - $10.00 Bob Eden Park Pavilion, 2050 North Industrial Blvd Available 7:00 a.m. - midnight Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling areas Rental fees: 4 hours - $25.00 Each additional hour - $10.00 J. A. Carr Park Gazebo, 508 Simmons Dr. Available 8:00 a.m. — 8:00 p.m. Rental Fees: 4 hours - $25.00 Each additional hour - $10.00 McCormick Park Gazebo, 2190 Joyce Court Available 8:00 a.m. — 8:00 p.m. Rental Fees: 4 hours - $25.00 Each additional hour - $10.00 Parks at Texas Star Pavilion, 1501 South Pipeline Rd. Available Monday — Friday: 4:00 p.m. — 9:00 p.m.; Saturday: 9:00 a.m. — 9:00 p.m.; Sunday: 12:00 Noon — 7:00 p.m. Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling area, minimum electricity Rental Fees: 4 hours - $50.00 Each additional hour - $10.00 Texas Outdoor Education Trail (Amphitheater) Pavilion, 1951 Bear Creek Pkwy (west side of parkway) Available 7:00 a.m. — 12:00 midnight Amenities: Picnic tables, grilling areas, minimum electricity Rental Fees: 4 hours $50.00 Each additional hour - $10.00 Texas Outdoor Education Trail (Amphitheater) Stage & Pavilion, 1951 Bear Creek Pkwy (west side of parkway) Available 7:00 a.m. — 12:00 midnight Rental Fees: 4 hours - $150.00 Each additional hour - $20.00 SOFTBALL/BASEBALL/ PRACTICE FIELD Bob Eden Park, 2050 North Industrial Blvd Available Sunday -Saturday; 8:00am — 10:00pm Rental Fees: 1 hour - $5 without lights 1 hour - $11 with lights (plus a $25 refundable key deposit) L� 29 Classes and Activities i W 30 7TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARADE OF LIGHTS Saturday, December 2nd 6:00pm Featuring Live Entertainment Food Family Fun Mark your calendars now! Would you like to be put on the mailing list to enter a float or walking entry in the parade? Please fill out the form and send it in. Christmas Parade Entry Information Address City, State, Zip Mail information to: Christmas Parade of Lights 201 N. Ector Drive Euless, Texas 76039 For more information call 817-685-1669 Texas Star Concert Series The Texas star Music Series is back with your favorites and some new exciting talented performers. One concert per month will be held from September through March. September 23 Gary P. Nunn @ the Dr Pepper StarCenter, the progressive country singer and songwriter. October The artist for October will be announced soon. November 18 Tab Benoit, talented guitar player and rock'n blues singer @ the Dr. Pepper StarCenter December 31 Trout Fishing, will bring in the New Year with there fun and enjoyable style of music Additional dates and acts will be announced soon! Please call 817-685-1662 for more information. CHILI N' WITH SANTA & RUDOLPH (Ages 2 and over) Come one, come all to eat dinner with Santa and his reindeer. Mrs. Clause will be serving her famous chili, frito pies and holiday punch. Rudolph will make a special fly -by from 5:30-6:30pm. Bring your own camera. Christmas entertainment will be provided in the gym. Please register by December 7th. CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY(s): Saturday TIME: 5:00-7:00pm DATE: December 9 one day CLASS # 710000A COST: $4/person Alift Chilin' with Santa and Rudolph 0 CALLS FROM SANTA If your child would like a phone call from Santa, stop by the Midway Recreation Center after December 4th to fill out a SANTA PHONE FORM. Calls will be made December 20th & 21st from 6:30 — 9:00pm. For more information call 817-685-1666. "TRAILS OF TREATS" (and Carnival Games) (Ages 8 & under) Come walk the trail of adventure and excitement within Midway Recreation Center. Hold your friends hand as you cross the river of fish to the cave of birds and then crawl to the end of the trail where you will enter a carnival of games and treats. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Please register by Friday, October 27th. (Costumes are optional.) CENTER: Midway Recreation Center DAY: Saturday TIME: 10:00am-12:00noon (come and go) DATE: October 28 one day CLASS #: 710001 A COST: $2 July 21, 22 26, 27, 28 28, 29, 30, 31, 31 August 1 1,2, 4, 7 1, 2, 3 3,8 5,6 8 12 14, 15, 16, 17 18,19, 20 22 September 2, 3, 4 12 15, 16, 17 26 29,30 October West Side Story, Villages of Bear Creek Amphitheater, 8:15pm. Early Voting for Crime Control and Prevention District Election, Euless Public Library, 201 N. Ector Dr., 8:00am-5:00pm. Dixie Major World Series, Parks at Texas Star Early Voting for Crime Control and Prevention District Election, Euless Public Library, 201 N. Ector Dr., 8:00am-5:00pm. National Night Out Early Voting for Crime Control and Prevention District Election, Euless Public Library, 201 N. Ector Dr., 8:00am-5:00pm. Dixie Major World Series, Parks at Texas Star Early Voting for Crime Control and Prevention District Election, Euless Public Library, 201 N. Ector Dr., 7:00am-7:00pm. USSSA Men's D State, Softball World at Texas Star City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm Crime Control and Prevention District Election, 7:00am - 7:00pm Collegiate Player's Tour National Championship, Texas Star Golf Course US Armed Forces World (Men's & Women's), Softball World at Texas Star City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm USSA Women's B,C,D Nationals, Softball World at Texas Star City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm USSSA Men's A, B, C State, Softball World at Texas Star City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm Miller Lite Series, Softball World at Texas Star 10 City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm 24 City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm 28 "Trails of Treats", Midway Recreation Center 10:00am-12:00noon 28 Library Foundation Gala, Dr. Pepper StarCenter. November 14 City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm 28 City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm December 2 Christmas Parade of Lights and Tree Lighting 9 Chilin' with Santa & Rudolph, Midway Recreation Center 5:00-7:00pm 12 City Council Meeting, Municipal Complex, Building B, 7:00pm 31 Trout Fishing in America Concert, Texas Star Conference Centre, 2:00pm Kid's performance, 9:00 pm Evening Performance. n M 31 dlhr.r '� e mk STARCENTER Dr Pepper StarCenter at Texas Star 1400 S. Pipeline Road, Euless, Texas 76040 T H E "C I T Y O F EULESS 201 North Ector Drive Euless, Texas 76039 Youth Hockey Leagues High School Hockey Adult Leagues Learn -to -Skate Learn -to -Play Hockey Public Skating Figure Skating Birthday Parties Broomball Corporate Outings Tours & Groups Stars Merchandise For information, call 817-267-4233 POSTAL CUSTOMER BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT #28 EULESS, TEXAS