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Home My WebLink AboutEuless Today Spring/Summer 2004T t � ° City Ma'r�e s .�, S' n�/Suxn di ~ k , bn� k' Greetings from Your Mayor Dear Citizens, Spring in Euless means Arbor Daze is just around the corner. Can you believe this will be our sixteenth year to celebrate the National Arbor Day celebration with our own Arbor Daze special celebrations? And, what a lineup of - entertainment we have both at the nighttime events, but also during the daytime schedules. Do read further about all the free entertainment available. Let's hope the weather will be as great as last year. Don't forget to get your parking pass for Euless citizens. Our 50th year celebration has ended, but what a great year we had! So many of our citizens attended the numerous events we held during the year and there was enough variety to satisfy everyone. Thank you all for your support and attendance at our events. Main Street construction is coming along on time and looking good. We should be completed with this project in early summer. We do hope you have seen much improvement. We will complete the project with landscaping and lighting. And, we thank all the businesses for agreeing to put the monuments signs in front of their businesses. Please continue to visit our Main Street Merchants and get to know them, especially during this construction. Our Fire and Police Departments have selected their outstanding officers for the years 2003 and we, too, congratulate these officers for their continued service to our city. They never get enough "thanks." We are so pleased to have been selected by Pat Summerall Productions as a "Champion City." We were on CNN news and in Forbes magazine. Euless continues to gain recognition for the great city we are because of our citizens and our city government. All of us continue to make this happen. Each month in our city, the employees recognize an "employee of the month." At the end of the year, they select one outstatnding person to be the "employee of the year." The selection for 2003 is Johnnie Green. Johnnie is our Parks Superintendent and you can all see his expert talents in our parks. Thank you, Johnnie! Our new Communications/Marketing Manager is already on board with this issue of Euless Today. Betsy Boyett is a Euless resident and she is anxious to get to know you all. If you are having a special meeting that is city related and would like to have Betsy attend, please call her. Do read about her talents on page 11. The Euless Wine Sales Committee is preparing a petition drive to have a local option election called in the city of Euless. The election would allow for a proposition to sell wine for off -premise consumption in grocery and convenience stores. Details are on page 10. We are so fortunate to have our own Gary McKamie add special stories of the city from the past in our Euless Today. Gary is a longtime Euless resident, former Police Chief and now he's the Deputy City Manager. He is a wealth of information about the events in Euless' past. We thank Gary for sharing his knowledge of Euless history with us in each issue. Springtime is also municipal election time. Because of the latest legislative rulings, we will be having our election the third Saturday in May instead of the first Saturday in May. We will have city council elections as well as school board elections at both of our polling places. Please exercise your right to vote. We also have early voting for your convenience, so come out and vote. We have so much going on with new businesses, new developments, new parks and a great vision for our city. Volunteers are our greatest asset and we encourage each of you to get involved. As always, we are Building A Better Tomorrow for our citizens. Mary Lib Saleh Mayor Euless City Council Carl Tyson Mayor Pro Tem Place 1 Bob Edwards Place 3 Page Z Leon Hogg Place 2 Charlie Miller Place 4 Glenn Porterfield Veva Lou Massey Statement To provide citizens the best and most efficient services possible that protect and enhance quality of life through planning and visionary leadership. ULEiS The City Magazine SprinWSummer 2004 Edition Contents Arbor Daze 2004 Memories of 50th Anniversary celebrating the incorporation of the City of Euless Local option election petitions distributed to Euless citizens Euless earns "Champion City" award for dedication to family and youth Employees nominate Johnnie Green for 2003 Employee of the Year Euless welcomes Betsy Boyett, new Communications/Marketing Manager City Council/School Board Elections Sunday Brunch Buffet at Raven's Grille Euless Main Street You can almost hear the wagon wheels on the "Old Iron Bridge" in South Euless park Fire Department annual awards banquet Euless Public Library City Manager's Office Joe Hennig City Manager Gary McKamie Deputy City Manager City Secretary's Office Susan Crim City Secretary Department Directors Leonard Carmack Police Chief Mike Collins Director of Planning and Development Loretta Getchell Director of Fiscal and Administrative Services Lee Koontz Fire Chief Ray McDonald Director of Parks and Community Services Bill Ridgway Director of Economic Development Ron Young Director of Public Works & Engineering Page 3 On the Cover Arbor Daze i f 16th Anniversary April 23 — 25 Cover designed by Jeff Towne. 4 4-7 8-9 Police Department annual awards banquet 16 Parks at Texas Star Phase III construction update 16 10 Movies with the Stars 17 10 Seeking hundreds of volunteers for Games of Texas 17 The Villages of Bear Creek Music Series 2004 17 10 Parks & Community Services 20 Midway Recreation Center 21 II Summer Recreation Class Schedule 22-32 11 Senior Citizen Activities 33 11 Texas Star Golf Course and Conference Centre 34 12 Texas Star Sports Centre 35 13 Euless Park System 36-37 Rental Facilities 38 13 Calendar of Events 39 14-15 Arbor Daze Resident Parking Pass Information 40 Editors of Euless Today Betsy Boyett Communications/Marketing Manager Suzanne Hendrickson Manager of Recreation Graphic Design by Blue Marble Media, LLC If you have any questions or comments about Euless Today or city activities, call 817-685-1821, email bboyett@ci.euless.tx.us or write to: City Manager's Office 201 N. Ector Euless, TX 76039 Euless Today is also available online at www.ci.euless.tx.us Arbor Daze 2004 Arbor Daze 2004 Friday, April 23 April 24 noon —Midnight Saturday, Sunday, April 25 am —Midnight IO am-7pm Carnival Preview Thursday, April 22 (details on page 6) S pm — 10 pm rig Tickets The concert tickets are FREE, but eve one must have a ticket to enter the every Tickets can be obtained by listening to the sponsoring radio stations: shows. kluv.com. Friday night — KLUV 98.7 or www• kvcom' Saturday night — KVILDa03.7 or sis 5 or .smoothjazz1075.com Sunday afternoon — if you do not have a ticket, the admission p price Main Stage, is $30 per se e is $5' at. Premium seating is available for the Con Premium Seating, located directly in front of th Please call Midway Recreation Centum s8ati at 17-685-1666 5_ 166 to purchase tickets for prem► /— 103.7 Oldies Radio'�T'`' KVI� 11.7U1.1 CJ .�:i,T5 Page 4 '"r.,' . ` Af'�' fr.' 6:00 pm Gates Open Sam the Sham with Crawfish 7:00 pm 7:45 pm The Boxtops 8:30 pm Davy )ones Three Dog Night 9:30 pm Cyndi Lauper 6:00 pm Gates open 7:00 pmMulberry Lane 8:00 pm Taylor Dane 930 pm Cyndi Lauper 1:00 pm Gates open 2:00 pm Emerald City 3:30 pm Nick Colionne 4:45 pm Dave Koz _ SAM THE with CRAM MULBf Arbor Daze 2004 Page 5 f brin Before Arbor Daze v even on the family out ril 22, 5 pm to 10 pm Thursday, p All you ticket price — can te o $IZ for one advance at N4 dway R►ecrea on tenter, 300 Midway, Euless. parking is $5' ni ht only. Good Thursday g Community Information 10 K1Dz*z0RE Free Fun for the Kidsl A recent addition to Arbor Daze! The exciting "Arbor Dazzling Kidz Zone" will Page 7 F^_ A be packed with all sorts of children's entertainment, . 4 including carnival games, arts and crafts, face painters, balloon artists, caricatures, clowns and strolling magicians. Friday, April 23 4:30 Stringbini the One and Only Clown 6:30 Stringbini the One and Only Clown Saturday, April 24 11:00 Magic by Bruce Chadwick 12:00 Calliopes Closet 1:00 Ken-n-lim 2:00 Magic by Bruce Chadwick 3:00 Calliopes Closet 4:00 Ken-n-lim 5:00 Calliopes Closet 6:00 Magic by Bruce Chadwick 7:00 Ken-n-lim Sunday, April 25 12:30 Ken-n-lim 1:30 Calliopes Closet 2:30 Magic by Bruce Chadwick 3:30 Ken-n-lim - 4:30 Calliopes Closet r 5:30 Magic by Bruce Chadwick Page 7 F^_ A Community Information Page 8 Memories of 50th Anniversary celebrating the incorporation of the City of Euless By Mayor Mary Lib Saleh 70hen the City Council and staff began to discuss how we would celebrate our 50th Anniversary, we decided to celebrate all year long with many activities in order to showcase our city. A committee was formed consisting of former Mayors Jimmy Payton and Harold Samuels, former Mayor Pro Tem Willie Mae McCormick, Council Member Leon Hogg, City Manager Joe Hennig, Deputy City Manager Gary McKamie, City Secretary Susan Crim, Director of Parks and Community Services Ray McDonald, General Manager of Texas Star Golf Course and Conference Centre Glenda Hartsell -Shelton, Communications/Marketing Manager Lori De La Cruz and Mayor Mary Lib Saleh. The committee discussed memories from the past and the events we would pursue during the year of 2003. And what a busy year it was! The committee worked together in planning with great ideas and diligently performed the many tasks associated with the events. We began with the Euless Christmas Parade of Lights in December 2002, and our entry float announced that we were beginning the celebration of the city's 50th anniversary. honored at a reception later in the year at the city library. The committee decided to have a Euless Christmas ornament made available for our citizens. It was designed by Jeff Towne, the graphic designer in the Parks and Community Services department, and was well received. A book titled From Grange Hall to Texas Star was developed and designed by Lori De La Cruz, Communications/Marketing Manager. In April at the first night of the city's Arbor Daze celebration, the Trinity High School Drama and Music Department presented a musical on the 50 ears of Euless histo The ori incl 1953-2003 Looking At SO YeO Y . Y. g play was written after many interviews with citizens and former city leaders. The musical took hours of practice and showcased the talents of all involved. It was a great performance. In May, the Euless Library Foundation hosted a reception to honor all those who participated in the poster contest and the Trinity High School musical. During the reception, the book on the history of Euless was presented to all who attended. It was made available to all citizens at city offices and the post office. The City Council and staff began to review plans for the renovation of Building A on the municipal campus. The building was originally a recreation center and had seen many changes through the years. The concept was approved and the city staff members in Building A were moved to several other locations while renovation began. In the past, Pre -Council meetings were held in Building A and the Council meeting was held in the old Courts room in Building B. Plans for all meetings of the City Council would be in Building A, which would be called City Hall. During the summer months we gathered the names of veterans residing in the city. Invitations were sent to them De La Cruz. to join with city leaders in celebration of Veterans Day with the groundbreaking of a new baseball field at the Parks at Texas Star. At the last minute, the threatening rain caused us to cancel the outdoor activites including a military fly -over. Instead, we moved into the Dr Pepper StarCenter where we had standing room only with veterans from every branch of service. City leaders announced that the new and largest field at the Parks at Texas Star would be called "Veterans Field." The veterans were honored with a choral tribute by the North Euless Baptist Church Choir and each received a commemorative Euless lapel pin designed especially for veterans. The grand finale of our city's celebrations was the opening of the renovated City Hall in early December. All citizens were invited to visit our new facility, beautifully decorated for the holidays. The artwork of the brick city seal in the entryway plus the water feature just outside the entrance were truly impressive. Photo by Lori Mayor Mary Lib Saleh, at podium, addresses the attendees of the 50th Anniversary kickoff event at the Ruth Millican Center on December 14, 2002. From left to right: former Mayor Pro Tem Willie Mae McCormick, former Mayor Jimmy Payton, former Mayor Harold Samuels, former Mayor Ernest Millican and former Mayor Albert Krause. The following weekend, we had an open house at the Heritage Park Christmas event and invited all the previous mayors and city council members. We met in the Ruth Millican Center and had standing room only of citizens and dignitaries. All the former mayors spoke on events during their time in office. In January, we announced a poster contest for all Euless students, and the Hurst -Euless -Bedford Independent School District encouraged the students to participate. The winners were to be recognized at the Annual Arbor Daze auction in early March and all participants were Community Information Photo by Lori De La Cruz. The Trinity High School Drama Department performed Euless... Hometown, USA at the 50th Anniversary Night on April 24, 2003. The Harmony Choir and the Elementary Honors Choir also performed. The facility included many added features such as security for staff members, ample meeting rooms for citizens, staff and business meetings, a beautiful Council Chamber and a Pre -Council room with new maps and electronic presentation screens. In early 2004, City Council and staff moved from a paper agenda to a paperless system provided on CD. The agenda is also projected onto two large screens in the Council Chambers so that the audience can follow the agenda and view presentations comfortably. This City Hall is the centerpiece of the municipal campus and the visionary planning is evident throughout the facility. The 2003 Christmas Parade of Lights was led by all the former mayors and the present mayor and city council members along with 90 other entries. The final celebration of the 50th Anniversary was held at the Heritage Park Christmas celebration. The Fuller House — the first Page 9 brick house in Euless — and the Himes Log House, along with the Ruth Millican Center, are located in the park. The day included activities from the early days of Euless along with local choir performances and, of course, beautiful Christmas decorations. This year of celebrations will long be remembered by all those who participated in the numerous events. A time capsule with memorabilia from Euless' history will be placed in a large rock in front of City Hall. Hopefully, when it is opened 50 years from now, citizens will appreciate all the time, talent and dedication citizens put forth to make Euless the great city it is. We stand among other communities in Northeast Tarrant County as the leader in city administration and leadership. As we continue to Build A Better Tomorrow for our citizens, I want to thank all those who participated in our 50th Anniversary celebration. I especially want the thank the members of the committee who devoted many hours of planning and atttendance at all the events. My hope is that our future leaders will have the vision and the wisdom to continue to make Euless great. Photo by Lori De La Cruz. Councilmembers Leon Hogg, left, and Glenn Porterfield, in red sweater, place Euless' 50th Anniversary time capsule into a boulder in front of the new City Hall on December 6. Mayor Mary Lib Saleh, behind Councilmember Hogg, led the ceremony. At far right, Fleet & Facility Administrator Kyle McAdams watches. Deputy City Manager Gary McKamie is behind Mayor Saleh. Photo by Lori De La Cruz. Euless veterans stood tall and saluted when their branch of the service was recognized by the North Euless Baptist Church choir. 7953 - 2003�� Community Information The Euless Wine Sales Committee, an 84 -member volunteer group, is preparing a petition drive to have a local option election called in the City of Euless. The election would allow for a proposition to sell wine for off -premise consumption in grocery and convenience stores. The local option election ballot will have one proposition. Proposition One asks voters to decide whether to allow the legal sale of wine for off -premise consumption at retail grocery and convenience stores. Currently city ordinance allows for the off - premise sale of beer only. In order for an election to be called, the EWSC must collect 3,000 signatures for the wine sales petition to meet the state requirements, as outlined by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code Euless earns "Champion City" award for dedication to family and youth CHAMPION CITY The City of Euless T H EMC i T Y _o v has been designated as a E > ,, SS "Champion City" by Pat Summerall Productions. The Champion City designation is awarded to small cities in America that are extremely well-managed and excel in community involvement, cooperative endeavors and quality of life aspects such as the availability and high caliber of parks, recreational opportunities and community events. The "Champion City" program is an extension of Pat Summerall's Champions of Industry — a recognition award for excellence in business practices. Over the last eight years, companies across the country have attained "Champion" status because of their integrity, ingenuity and proven leadership in their respective industries. In 2003, the Champion Program was expanded to include cities, as well. The Pat Summerall Productions' Selection Committee noted that several specific accomplishments were recognized as they considered the City of Euless for this designation. In particular, they noted the continuing parntership with DFW International Airport, the excellent partnership with the HEB ISD, the dedication to the comunity in providing parks for sports and recreational activities and the city's involvement with the highly recognized and awarded "Arbor Daze" celebration. Mayor Mary Lib Saleh said, "This is an honor that recognizes our city for the dedication and commitment to family and youth, which have long been part of our mission in the City of Euless, as well as recognition of continued exemplary management." On February 26, Euless was featured on CNN Headline News and in Forbes magazine as a "Champion City" award winner. In addition, Pat Summerall Productions produced two videos for Euless — a two -minute and a seven -minute — that staff will utilize to promote economic development in the city. You can view the two -minute video on the City's web site at www.ci.euless.tx.us/champion_city.htm. Page 10 (TABC). Their goal is to obtain 4,500 signatures. "According to the Texas Wine and Wine Grape Industry, 60% of all wine sales in Texas take place in grocery stores," said Economic Development Director Bill Ridgway. "It has been estimated by local store managers that as many as eight customers per day leave Euless grocery stores to shop in neighboring communities that allow them to purchase wine with their groceries." The group will start obtaining signatures on March 27 and will continue through April 17. They will be stationed at Harvest Food Store, Albertson's and Kroger in Euless every day, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m., during this time frame. For more information or to get involved contact Committee Chair Alex Horton at (817) 540-1309. Each year, Euless employees nominate the peer they feel have given of themselves over and beyond the call of duty in the past year. In 2003, Johnnie Green, Manager of Parks, was named Employee of the Year. One colleague noted that Johnnie's "vision and leadership" have helped establish the Euless Parks Department as one of the most highly regarded parks departments in the Metroplex. "The entire Parks & Community Services Department relies on Johnnie when it comes to figuring out how to make something work," the nominator continues, "he also gives up lots of weekends to support staff at special events." Another co-worker said that "Johnnie is the `behind -the - scene' person who makes sure that all the city facilities, city parks, athletic fields and medians are well-groomed and looking attractive for the citizens of Euless." "Johnnie is a tremendous asset to Parks and Community Services as well as the entire City of Euless," was a common thread that was woven through all of the nominations for Johnnie Green. Congratulations, Johnnie on this much -deserved honor. Community Information Euless welcomes Betsy Boyett, new Communications/ Marketing Manager Betsy Boyett was hired in February to be Euless' Communications/Marketing Manager. She is responsible for the marketing, communications and public relations program, which includes creating advertising, graphic design and brochure development as well as public speaking and news development She also serves in the capacity of the City's web coordinator. This is in addition to assisting the City Manager Betsy Boyett on various day-to-day tasks. Boyett's previous work experience is with the City of Southlake, Pavlik and Associates and the Arlington Chamber of Commerce. She has a bachelor's degree in Advertising and Public Relations from Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth. She recently completed a 40 -hour intensive Economic Development Institute which is fully accredited by the International Economic Development Council and is the second step towards E.D. certification. While working for Southlake, Ms. Boyett volunteered with the Southlake Chamber of Commerce in many capacities and recently completed an eight-month class called Leadership Southlake where she initiated a commercial recycling plan. Involved with community initiatives, she was also involved in the Southlake DPS Citizen's Academy alumni, the Southlake Employee Fund Committee and the Southlake Communications Committee. She is a member of the North Texas City Management Association, Urban Management Assistants of North Texas and the International Association of Business Communicators — Fort Worth chapter. She is a former volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tarrant County, River Legacy Park Living Science Center, Arlington Youth Services and Expanding Your Horizons (weekend gathering for young girls to encourage their skills in science and math) and has served on the Scholarship Committee for the Society of Professional Journalists. Away from the office, Betsy, a Euless resident, plays softball, rollerblades and spends time fixing up her home. Page I 1 CITY COUNCIL ELECTION May 15, 2004 The Euless City Council election will be held jointly with the Hurst -Euless -Bedford Independent School District Trustee election on Saturday, May 15, 2004, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. City Council positions on the ballot are Place 1 and Place 3 School Board positions on the ballot are Place 3, Place 4 and Place 5 LOCATIONS OF POLLING PLACES Euless Public Library 201 N. Ector Drive, Euless Bear Creek Elementary School 401 Bear Creek Drive, Euless EARLY VOTING Early voting by personal appearance will be conducted at Euless Public Library, 201 N. Ector Drive Wednesday, April 28 through Tuesday, May 11 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. Saturday, May 8 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. BALLOTS BY MAIL lications for ballots by mail must be received by 5 p.m. on Friday, May 7, and should be mailed to: Susan Crim, City Secretary City of Euless 201 N. Ector Driv >. Ev registration card or some form of identification. Personal recognition will no longer be allowed, s' be sure your vote is counted by bringing your ID. EuIESS MAIN STREET - DON'T LET A HTfIE CONSTRUCTION KEEP YOU AWAY What's a little construction? We're ready to serve you. Please excuse the mess and plan to visit the many great businesses on Main Street in Euless. Much work has been completed on the long awaited Main Street project, but there is still more to come. The much needed construction is currently on schedule and is anticipated to continue that way. Phase I, from Midway to Harwood, is complete and Phase II, from Midway to Photo by Lori De La Cruz. Euless Main Street looking south from Denver Ave. Highway 10, is underway. Traffic on Main Street can be a bit of a struggle right now, but we are counting on you for your help. The Euless Main Street Merchants are open and ready for your business. We know it's a bit of a challenge right now, but please remember that the merchants on Main Street are counting EUIESS MAIN STREET MERChANTS on you to help them through this improvement project. When it's all finished, Euless Main Street will be a beautiful front door to our city. Thank you for your patience and continued patronage of our Main Street Merchants. Community Information You can almost hear the wagon wheels on the "Old Iron Bridge" in South Euless park by Gary McKamie, Deputy City Manager As you drive through South Euless Park today, you notice a very attractive "Old Iron Bridge" spanning the creek which borders the park. Most Euless residents don't know what a long, colorful history the bridge has. Many have never seen it. The "Old Iron Bridge" was built in 1889 by the King Iron Bridge Company in Cleveland, Ohio. It was first erected over the Trinity River on the road, now known as F.M. 157, allowing horse-drawn wagons to travel between eastern Tarrant County communities. In the early 1930s the bridge was disassembled and moved to span Little Bear Creek on Euless -Grapevine Road, now known as North Main Street. The road improvements also included "paving" the dirt road with red gravel from the Morrison Farm nearby. The old bridge served Euless for over 40 years. By the mid 1970s the bridge had fallen into disrepair and its 14 foot width no longer provided for adequate traffic capacity. The City Council planned to replace the bridge with a wider, more modern bridge and scheduled construction to begin in late 1974. The old bridge was to be scrapped. Mr. Charles Hunt, whose home is on North Main near the bridge, began a campaign to save it. Hunt formed a "Save the Bridge" committee and convinced the Euless Bicentennial Steering Committee to adopt the bridge as a bicentennial project. Former Euless Mayor Warren Fuller joined the effort and secured funding from Tarrant County to move the old bridge from Little Bear Creek to its present location in South Euless Park in January 1975. The noble efforts of Mr. Hunt, Mr. Fuller and other Euless residents helped preserve a key piece of Euless history. The erection of the old iron bridge and red gravel paving provided a major improvement for North Main Street in the 1930s. Today, seventy years later, Euless residents are beginning to see another major improvement for North Main Street. In 2002 right-of-way was acquired and several structures removed to make way for the new street. A major sign program replaced most of the pole signs with attractive monument signs. The unsightly overhead utility lines which cluttered North Main have been relocated. In 2003, the total reconstruction of Main Street from S. H. 10 north b to Harwood Road began. The new street will be o wider and safer with turn lanes, sidewalks, - decorative lighting, new traffic signals and T attractive landscaping. o In 1974 Hunt and Fuller went the extra mile to save the Old Iron Bridge. Throughout this spring, we all need to go the extra mile to help the North Main Street merchants who are being impacted by the road construction process. Our continued patronage will make a difference for them. The "Old Iron Bridge" was relocatd to South Euless Park in 1975 and rededicated in 1993. Page 13 On January 16, the Fire Department held their annual awards banquet at Campus West. The following employees were recognized for their outstanding service to Euless. Rookie of the Year Dustin Benton, Firefighter/Paramedic EMS Provider of the Year Jay Bales, Firefighter/Paramedic Driver Engineer of the Year Lance Judd, Driver Engineer/Paramedic Employee of the Year Chanc Bennett, Driver/Engineer/Paramedic Fire Rescue Specialist of the Year James Rowell, Firefighter II/Paramedic Supervisor of the Year Kip Smith, Lieutenant/Paramedic Special Recognition Award Robert Hopkins, Firefighter/Paramedic Distinguished Unit Award S.A. F. E.T.Y. Troop Brad Smith, Robert Hopkins, Dale Skinner, Jimmy Beaudoin, Christine Cox Distinguished Unit Award Unit #3 James Bales Chanc Bennett George Buttler Michael Christenson David Cooper Tommy Crist Zane Cruse Cody Delmere Ryan Hayes Ronnie Ikeler David Johnson Jason Moon Cliff Moore James Rowell Keith Smith Kip Smith Gary Thompson Euless Public Library your library connects you to the Library Hours Monday,Tuesday and Thursday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday I to 5 p.m. Contact information: Youth Services Desk: 817-685-1493 Adult Services Desk (Reference): 817-685-1489 Circulation Desk (Check Out): 817-685-1481 Library Administration: 817-685-1679 Storytimes for Toddlers 18-36 months, Tuesdays & Wednesdays 11-11:15 a.m. (year round) Storytimes for Preschoolers 3-5 years, Tuesdays 2:30 — 3 p.m. Wednesdays 11 — 11:30 a.m. (year round) Family Storytime Monday Nights 7-7:30 p.m. (when HEB Schools are in session). Call the Youth Services desk at 817-685-1493 for details. Groups must be booked separately. Let's Talk about Books meets the first Tuesday of each month at 1:30 p.m. Attendees discuss recently read books and local authors are often scheduled to visit. Euless Library Foundation Call 817-685-1679 for time and location. Call the Adult Services desk at 817-685-1489 for details. Page 14 The Euless Public Library offers an easy way to practice and prepare for hundreds of different examinations. Covering such popular tests as the GED, ASVAB and SAT, LearningExpressLibrary.com is available over the Internet to library patrons, using either a library or home computer. To access this service from home, go to www.learningexpresslibrary.com and create a personal account. Submit your Euless Public Library card number as your user name and pick your own unique password. Otherwise, come to the Euless Public Library to use this service or for a demonstration. Go to www.answerzone.org or call the Adult Reference Desk at 817-685-1489 for more information. The Euless Public Library has meeting space available for your gatherings! The meeting room is 1500 square feet and can accommodate up to 188 people.The meeting space has an adjacent kitchen equipped with a refrigerator, two microwaves, dishwasher, coffeemaker and ice machine. Audio/visual equipment is also available for an additional fee. For more information, please call 817-685-1679. Euless Public Library Youth EVPtlt5 Teen Poetry Slam and Coffeehouse April is National Poetry Month. If you're in 6th -9th grade, come to the library on April 6 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. to help us celebrate! We'll have coffee and snacks for you while you share either your original poetry or the poetry of your favorite poet. Color Your World ... Read! The 2004 Summer Reading Club is coming! Be on the lookout for special performers, a special Harry Potter celebration, school-age storytimes, crafts, Games'n'Gab, movie screenings and much more! The kick-off day is May 27, so stop by the library after school to sign up! Library Lock -Ins The Euless Public Library and the Mid -Cities Genealogy Society are co -sponsoring two lock -ins. Friday,April 16, 6 p.m. to midnight Friday, July 16, time TBD Join us for casual fun, food and family sleuthing! All of the library's materials will be available, as well as access to Internet resources. Call 817-685-1416 for more information. Page 15 A R T S N E T ARTSNET Events Pastel demonstration by Bob Rohm Monday, April 12, 7 p.m. in the Library Meeting Room ARTSNET/Masterworks Visual Arts Series Cafe Noir World Gypsy Jazz Monday, April 19, 7 p.m. in the Library Meeting Room ARTSNET/Masterworks Music Series Fort Worth Children's Opera Theatre "Little Red's Most Unusual Day" Monday, May 3, 7 p.m. in the Library ARTSNET/Masterworks Music Series Family Program Oil Painting demonstration by Bruce Peil Monday, May 10, 7 p.m. in the Library Meeting Room ARTSNET/Masterworks Visual Arts Series IDri-ve-tap Monday,Tuesday & Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. W ir,dow wourz Wednesday & Friday 7:30 a. nn. to 4:30 p.m. Small Business Assistance is Available for FREE S.C.O.R.E, a partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to entrepreneurial education and the success of small businesses. A SCORE counselor is available to meet with you the second and fourth Tuesday of each month to discuss any aspect of your small business. Call 817-685-1489 for details and to make an appointment. On March 5, the Euless Police Department recognized both officers and civilian staff for their outstanding service. Officer of the Year Distinguished Service Cpl. Brian Brennan Pam Trawick Civilian of the Year Debbie Riley Supervisor of the Year Sgt. Joe Foran Distinguished Service (Sworn' Sr. Officer James Blount Mike Williamson Memorial Rookie of the Year Officer Rocky Fimbres Blackie Sustaire Cpl. Mark Harris 170111nteer of the Year Sharon Finnegan Euless honors veterans with new Feld... Construction on Phase III of the Parks at Texas Star, the blue portion, has begun.This phase includes a 250 -foot baseball field (Veterans Field), two T ball/coach pitch fields and three youth soccer fields. The tentative opening is scheduled for spring 2005. Community Information The Fort Worth Community Credit Union presents ♦ e i \ What do Simba, Nemo and a *5 magic fortune cookie all Nm % have in common? The answer is that all three of them will be at one of the City of Euless parks this summer. Gatch the best family movies that Hollywood has to offer as you stretch out under the stars in one of our beautiful park facilities. Bring your favorite pillow and blanket for lawn seating. There will also be a designated area for lawn chairs. We will have door prizes for all the kids who attend, so get there early to sign up! Doors open at 1 p. m. and all movies begin at dusk. Concessions will be available for purchase. No pets or alcohol allowed. The movies are free for everyone! Saturday, June 5th "The Lion King" Rated G The Villages of Bear Greek Amphitheater Saturday, June 26th "Freaky Friday" Rated PG Bob Eden Park Saturday, July 10th "Finding Nemo" Rated G Midway Pool -bring your swimsuit! (Rain makeup day is July 17) For directions and other gpestions call 817-685-1666 or visit wwwci.euless.tx.us JOL ITEM For movie rating system, c RED IT U N I O N check out wwwrnpao.org exAvzdhF Wan OPo&! MIAL inLHCN Mnammrl Page 17 Seeking haadrreds of volunteers for Games of Texas July 22-25 The City of Euless, in cooperation with five Northeast Tarrant County cities, is hosting the 2004 Games of Texas July 22-25. This is a Mini -Olympics that will enable athletes from all over the state of Texas to compete in almost as many events as there are in the real Olympics. This is where we need your help. There will be more than 20 Olympic type sports at about 27 venues. The Volunteer Committee currently needs 800 volunteers to cover every need for this event. If you are interested in helping, please call Jerry Poteet anytime at 817-685-1449 or email him at jpoteet@ci.euless.tx.us. Games of Texas Events Baseball Lacrosse Bowling Opening Ceremony Boxing Power Lifting Disc Golf Sailing Extreme Games Shooting Fencing Soccer Figure Skating Softball Golf Swimming Gymnastics Tennis Judo Track & Field �We The Parks and l , .L��1 O� Community Services v Department will bring the best musical entertainment to The Villages of Bear Creek Amphitheater in August and September. The schedule will be OQ announced in the l./ next Euless Today. Community Information City of Euless Parks & Community Services Eu less Parks & Community Services Page 18 Parks & Community Services Facilities/Staff Ray McDonald 817-685-7888 Director of Parks & Community Services 817-685-1669 Linda Lux 817-685-1843 Administrative Secretary 817-685-1828 Gary Yakesch 817-685-1900 Community Services Controller 817-685-1448 Suzanne Hendrickson 817-685-1666 Recreation Manager 817-685-1870 Johnnie Green Stacey Hollinger Manager of Parks 817-685-1650 Terry Boaz Parks Superintendent 817-685-3131 Rick Lyle Alternate Members Softball World Manager 817-685-1655 Chris Thames Dan Clark Athletic/Aquatic Supervisor 817-685-1838 Randy Smith Midway Recreation Center Supervisor 817-685-1871 Michael Davenport Special Events Coordinator 817-685-1662 Jeff Schumann Athletic /Aquatic Coordinator 817-685-3100 Mindy Herring Recreation Specialist — Programs 817-685-1681 Diane Eggers Recreation Specialist — Seniors 817-685-1670 Jerry Poteet Event & Volunteer Coordinator 817-685-1449 Ofa Faiva-Siale Recreation Specialist — Projects & Events 817-685-1649 Lloyd Marlowe Office Technician 817-685-1429 Texas Star Golf Course 817-685-7888 Texas Star Conference Centre 817-685-1845 Raven's Grille 817-685-1843 Softball World at Texas Star 817-685-1655 All-Star Alley 817-685-1900 Dr Pepper StarCenter 817-267-4233 Midway Recreation Center 817-685-1666 Historical Preservation Board Bill Byers, Chairperson Michele Burger, Vice Chairperson Parks & Leisure Services Board Dan Burger Diana Crawford' Craig Ward Betty Fuller Eric Owens, Chairperson Glendora Waldrup, Vice Chairperson Troy Fuller Nell Hicks Boyce Byers Carl Miller Evelyn Himes Vada Johnson Mike Daniel Stacey Hollinger IMen Lightbody Willie Mae McCormick Iva Nail Robert Nail Alternate Members Ilelen Payton Dan Clark Carroll Scott Dan Clark Jean Whitener Ralph Williamson Jeff Sawlan Weldon Cannon Don Tharp Chris Jones Thomas Stover Jeffrey Clay Community Information _DN gECgEATION CENTER EULESS�TEXAS 300 West Midway Dr. (817) 685-1666 wow oin Today! Page 19 Midway Recreation Center MIDWAY RECREATION CENTER MEMBERSHIP FEES Hours of Operation Monday — Thursday 6 a.m. — 10 p.m. Friday 6 a.m. — 8 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. — 6 p.m. Sunday 1 — 6 p.m. Hours subject to change for holidays or special events. The City of Euless MIDWAY RECREATION CENTER MEMBERSHIP FEES Parks & Community Services Department Membership Annual Fee Weight Room Racquetball Swimming Pool has now made it Category Fee PerVisit PerVisit PerVisit easier than ever to register for your recreation classes. Racquetball Only $75 -0- $2 -0- $1 Just go to: www.ci.euless.tx.us/ (Resident Only)walking/joggingusage, gamesarea,availability, to register online. You can photo of reserve a facility, buy or renew Resident Individual $10 —0— $2 $3 $1 a recreation center Resident Family $30 —0— $2 $3 $1 membership or rent an Arbor Daze booth, all from the gymnasium ,werava , usage, 'photolkingijogging games memcard. area, comfort of your own home. To initially sign up, you will Silver Individual $75 —0— $2 $3 $1 need to obtain a username and Silver Family $110 —0— $2 $3 $1 password by visiting the Includes: unlimited fitness center visits, gymnasium usage, walking/jogging trail, Midway Recreation Center. You games area, shower availability, photo membership card. will need proof of residency to Gold Individual $90 -0- $2 $3 -0- 0 - set your residence status and set Gold Family $145 -0- $2 $3 -0- receive resident rates. One this is complete you will be able to walking/jogging pools, use the on-line registration. The spring schedule of classes Platinum Individual $ I40 —0— —0— —0— —0— includes everything from yoga Platinum Family $200 —0— —0— —0— —0— to etiquette with programs for Includes: unlimited usage of racquetball courts*, unlimited fitness center visits, people of all ages. unlimited visits at city pools, gymnasium usage, walking/jogging trail, Registrations are handled photo membership card. on a first-come, first -serve Senior** $5 —0— —0— $3 $1 basis. If a class becomes full, a gymnasium._ _ waiting list will be created on games area, shower availability, photo membership card. the site and you will be Youth (8-15 years)*** $5 —0— Not Available Not Available $1 notified as space becomes Includes: usage, walkingljogging trail, available. games area, gymnasium shower availability, photomembership card. Fees must be paid in full at the time of registration and Non -Resident $50 —0— $5 $5 $ I can by paid by MasterCard or Includes: area, gymnasium usage, shower availability, walking1jogging trail, membership card. Visa at the on-line site. games photo Registration will still be Corporate **** Plus $10 to any Annual Membership Fee accepted in-person at the Resident Daily Use -0- $3 $2 $3 $1 Midway Recreation Center by cash, check or money order. Non -Resident Daily Use —0— $5 $3 $5 $1 * Courts are reserved and policies must be followed. Euless Senior Citizens must be 60 years of age or older. Youth must be 8-15 years of age and have a parent sign waiver. * Company must be in the City listing or within the City limits. EuPess Pvrb 3 Com Von us Camps & Clinics JUNIOR GOLF 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. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310572-01 6/28 PATS 6-12 M—W 9-10:30A 1 $30 LADIES GOLF Ladies will be taught the basic fundamentals of grip, stance, swing, ball contact, putting, chipping and driving. Golf rules and etiquette will be covered. So come on out and learn from a real Golf Pro! CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310571-01 6/1 PATS 16+ T 6-7:30P 4 $40 310571-02 7/6 PATS 16+ T 6-7:30P 4 $40 MENS GOLF Men will be taught the basic fundamentals of grip, stance, swing, ball contact, putting, chipping and driving. Golf rules and etiquette will be covered. So come on out and learn from a real Golf Pro! CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310573-01 8/3 PATS 16+ T 6-7:30P 4 $40 TENNIS WORKSHOP Participants will learn basic fundamentals of tennis. Forehands, backhands and the mechanics of serving will be taught. Participants will be placed in groups to work on skills, games, and strategies to improve their game. Please bring a water bottle and a tennis racquet to class. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311125-01 6/7 MRC 4-7 M—F 9:30-11A 1 $52 311125-02 7/12 MRC 4-7 M—F 9:30-11A 1 $52 311125-03 6/14 MRC 8-14 M—F 9:30-11:30A 1 $62 311125-04 7/19 MRC 8-14 M—F 9:30-11:30A 1 $62 311125-05 6/21 MRC 15+ M—F 9:30-11:30A 1 $62 311125-06 7/26 MRC 15+ M—F 9:30-11:30A 1 $62 S -P -1 -R -1-T CAMP 2004 Put on by the Trinity High School Cheerleader! This summer, bring your child or sign up your entire team and join one of the most thrilling cheerleading experiences ever. Each participant will attend a series of classes that will teach him or her proper cheerleading techniques such as arm movements, stunting, dancing, jumping and tumbling. Our group of trained cheerleading professionals will transform them into a dynamic cheerleading machine. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311130-01 6/21 MRC 7-18 M—F 9A -12P 1 $75 TONG IL LO KARATE CAMP Students will be educated with a blend of martial art disciplines (Aikido, Jujitsu, Kenpo Karate, Muay Thai & Tae Kwon -Do) for practical self defense purposes. This program is based on "Real Street' self defense and safety information. All participants will be nationally certified for their first belt rank in TONG IL LO MARTIAL SCIENCE on the last day of camp. For more info, go online to www.tongillo.com. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311140-01 6/14 MRC 6+ M—F 9A -12P 1 $75 311140-02 8/9 MRC 6+ M—F 9A -12P 1 $75 Page 20 ART CAMP Mess, mess and more mess. Kids will be sure to have fun this week... Watercoloring, drawing, paper mache. There will be tons of art projects completed this week so sign up today — spaces are limited! CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311150-01 8/2 MRC 6-12 M—TH 9-11:30A 1 $60 PLANET GIRL FASHION & BEAUTY CAMP The Planet Girl Fashion & Beauty Camp is a fun and exciting program where pre -teen girls learn about modeling techniques, beauty secrets, proper etiquette and communication skills. This program offers three pamper treatments, live runway modeling show, glamour photo session, and a goodie bag. This class fills up fast so sign up today! Instructor: Beth Kelly. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311190-01 6/21 MRC 6-12 M—TH 2-4P 1 $70 311190-02 7/12 MRC 6-12 M—TH 9:30-11:30A 1 $70 TOT SKATING CAMP — SKATE LIKE A "STAR" This class will introduce your child to skating emphasizing the proper way to lace, skate, fall, get up, and march. Dips, forward skating, balance and control will be introduced. Toys and games on ice will be played. Skate rental included. Bicycle helmets required. All registrations will be taken at Midway Recreation Center. The class will be held at Dr Pepper StarCenter in Euless. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311160-01 6/7 DPSC 3-5 M—F 1-2P 1 $50 311160-02 7/5 DPSC 3-5 M—F 1-2P 1 $50 ICE HOCKEY CAMP — SKATE LIKE A "STAR" Learn the basics of Ice Hockey. Skaters will learn good basic skating techniques combined with beginner stick and puck handling and basic hockey skills and drills. Hockey rental skates included. Bring your own stick (street hockey or ice hockey sticks accepted). One hour of instruction and two hours of supervised practice. Pack snacks to enjoy in between skating. All registrations will be taken at Midway Recreation Center. The class will be held at Dr Pepper StarCenter in Euless. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311161-01 5/31 DPSC 6-12 M—F 1-4P 1 $65 311161-02 8/2 DPSC 6-12 M—F 1-4P 1 $65 ICE SKATING CAMP -- SKATE LIKE A "STAR" Learn the basics of Ice -Skating. Skaters will learn basic forward and backward skating, swizzles, one foot glides and stops. Crossovers will be introduced. Skate rental included in the class. One hour of instruction and two hours of supervised practice. Pack snacks to enjoy in between skating. All registrations will be taken at Midway Recreation Center. The class will be held at Dr Pepper StarCenter in Euless. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311162-01 5/31 DPSC 6-12 M -F 1-4P 1 $65 311162-02 8/2 DPSC 6-12 M -F 14P 1 $65 TROJAN BASEBALL SKILLS CAMP Coordinated by the Trinity High School Baseball staff, participants will improve their hitting, throwing, and catching abilities. All skills related to the game of baseball will be stressed. So come out and get ready to have fun! CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311170-01, 6/7 MRC 5-8 M—F 8:30-10A 1 $67 311170-02 6/7 MRC 9-14 M—F 10:30A -12P 1 $67 Eu's Park. & f6 0 Camps & Clinics BASKETBALL CAMP Campers will learn basketball fundamentals such as dribbling, shooting, passing, lay-ups and much more. Campers will be placed into groups to work on these skills as well as play the game of basketball to keep each person active and interested! CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311180-01 6/28 MRC 8-14 M—F 9A -12P 1 $80 311180-02 7/19 MRC 8-14 M—F 9A -12P 1 $80 BRITISH SOCCER CAMP Each camper will go through the British Soccer program of individual foot skill development, small sided games and coached scrimmages. Campers will not only learn more about soccer and become better players, but they will also become more confident, which in turn leads to greater success and MORE FUN for players and parents alike. Your British soccer coach will help you sharpen your existing skills and teach you many more! Sibling discout available. Call 817-685-1666. Mini -Soccer Camp CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310555-01 6/21 BEP 4-5 M—F 9-10:30A 1 $73 310555-02 6/21 BEP 4-5 M—F 10:40A -2:10P 1 $73 Youth Soccer Camp . CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310555-03 6/21 BEP 6-16 M -F 9A -12P 1 $99 310555-04 6/21 BEP 6-16 M -F 5-8P 1 $99 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER CAMPS MLS Camps is the official soccer camp of your Dallas Burn, we have +.•, . been a leader in youth sports education for over thirty five years. With .>' ,.fully qualified coaches predominantly from the UK and professional X player appearances at camps who else can educate, connect and inspire your kids better this summer. All MLS Campers will receive the following benefits during camp: top quality player development from professional coaches, MLS soccer ball, MLS T shirt, player evaluation, MLS gift, free companion ticket to a Dallas Bum game and an invitation to MLS Camps' thrilling stadium graduation ceremony. We look forward to seeing you there! We grant Sibling Discounts. Youth Camp CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310560-01 7/12 BEP 4-5 M -F 9-10:30A 1 $65 310560-02 7/12 BEP 4-5 M -F 5:30-7P 1 $65 Half Day Camp CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310560-03 7/12 BEP 6-16 M -F 9A -12P 1 $98 310560-04 7/12 BEP 6-16 M -F 5:30-8:30P 1 $98 21 LIU TOTS SUMMER CAMP A Day Camp created especially for the young camper. The summer will be filled with arts & crafts, music, t -ball, soccer, hot dog cookouts, pizza and ice cream parties, splash days and much more. Activities are designed to help develop coordination, motor skills and just plain fun! Don't let your child be a couch potato! Sign up today, spaces are limited! Instructor: Barbara Hurley. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311110-01 6/1 MRC 3-5 T—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $36 311110-02 6/7 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 311110-03 6/14 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 311110-04 6/21 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 311110-05 6/28 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 311110-06 7/5 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 311110-07 7/12 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 311110-08 7/19 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 311110-09 7/26 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 311110-10 8/2 MRC 3-5 M—F 8:30A -12:30P 1 $45 CITY OF EULESS SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMP Weekly day camp featuring field trips, swimming, sports, arts & crafts, team building and more. Campers should bring their own lunch, snacks, water bottle, change of clothes, swim suit, towel and sunscreen in a backpack everyday. Campers must wear non -marking tennis shoes and socks to camp everyday. Price includes the cost of fieldtrips, transportation to and from fieldtrips, and one camp T-shirt. Parent may purchase an additional T-shirt for $10. NEW!!! You can sign your child up for swimming lessons and sport camps and we will see to it that your child gets there! You may sign your child up for the whole summer or just a week! COST: A $10 non-refundable deposit per week per participant. Sibling Discount of $5 off for each additional child you have enrolled for the same week! Deposits will not be discounted. After registration you will be given a payment schedule to follow for the summer. Each week of Summer Camp will be $75 thereafter per participant. REGISTRATION: Residents, May 1, 2004 at 8:30 a.m. and Non - Residents, May 5, 2004 at 8:30 a.m. Please be prepared to pay a $10 non- refundable deposit for each week. This class is not available for on-line registration. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311111-01 6/1 MRC 6-12 T—F 7:30A -6P 1 $68 311111-02 6/7 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 311111-03 6/14 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 311111-04 6/21 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 311111-05 6/28 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 311111-06 7/5 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 311111-07 7/12 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 311111-08 7/19 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 311111-09 7/26 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 311111-10 8/2 MRC 6-12 M—F 7:30A -6P 1 $85 All Fieldtrips will be announced the week prior. NEW! KAYAKING CLASSES ACA Certified Instruction conducted by Cutter Aquatics Kayaks, paddles and lifejackets are provided. No experience necessary. Participants or parent/guardian must sign American Canoe Association Waiver. Participant must bring swim suit or clothes that can get wet, water shoes or old tennis shoes, hat, sunglasses with head strap, water, a towel to sit on or a small folding chair. To get directions or for more information call Cutter Aquatics: 817-354-6853 or 817-685-1666 Registration at Midway Recreation Center must be completed two days prior to class. Kids Only Kayaking: It's simple to handle a kayak on your own. Learn strokes and safety on the lake. Children must be at least 10 years old and able to swim. Get Started Kayaking: Learn about kayaks — types, costs, transporting; learn safe exiting and self rescue; try white water kayaks and sea kayaks; learn basic strokes and techniques. Children under 13 are welcome with a parent. Kayak Family Fun: For Mothers' Day or Fathers' Day plan a family outing. Learn the basics of kayaking together for a discounted price. Children should be 7+ years old, with a parent or guardian and able to swim. Kayak Quick: This short two-hour weeknight class gives adults a quick introduction to the sport. Women Only Kayaking: Get out on the water and away from it all. You'll have a blast. Lunch on the water is included. CLASS # BEG LOC DAY TIME #WKS $ Kayak Family Fun (Parent) 310580-01 5/8 Lake Worth S 9A -12P 1 $42 310580-06 6/20 Lake Worth SU 1-4P 1 $42 Kayak Family Fun (Child) 310580-02 5/8 Lake Worth S 9A -12P 1 $37 310580-07 6/20 Lake Worth SU 1-4P 1 $37 Women Only Kayaking 310580-13 8/15 Lake Worth SU 10A -1P 1 $58 Kids Only Kayaking 310580-04 6/3 Lake Grapevine TH 9A -12P 1 $49 310580-08 6/30 Lake Grapevine W 9A -12P 1 $49 310580-11 8/5 Lake Grapevine TH 9A -12P 1 $49 Kayak Quick 310580-05 6/3 Lake Grapevine TH 5-7P 1 $39 310580-09 6/30 Lake Grapevine W 5-7P 1 $39 310580-12 8/5 Lake Grapevine TH 5-7P 1 $39 310580-14 8/26 Lake Grapevine TH 5-7P 1 $39 Get Started Kayaking 310580-10 7/10 Marine Creek S 9A -12P 1 $55 310580-15 9/12 Lake Grapevine SU 1-4P 1 $55 Women's Summer Basketball League Center: Midway Recreation Center Day(s): Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays Season Begins: June 13 (10 weeks) Team Fee: $300 for Early Registration $325 for Late Registration Individual Fee: $36 (includes game shirt) Early Registration: April 26 – May 28 Late Registration: May 29 – June 8 Manager's Meeting: June 9 and 10 Summer Track Program The City of Euless Parks and Community Services Department sponsors a SUMMER TRACK PROGRAM for students age 6 through High School. PRACTICE SESSIONS will be offered on weekday evenings 3 to 4 times a week at Trinity High School. COMPETITIVE MEETS are scheduled throughout the area on weekends. All qualifying meets are sanctioned by the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation (TAAF), which offers tracksters the opportunity to advance from local to regional, and then to State competition at the 2004 TAAF GAMES of TEXAS in COLLEYVILLE. PRE -REGISTRATION will be held at the Midway Recreation Center, 300 W. Midway, from April 26 – May 28. Cost is $10 per participant. After May 28, the fee will be $15 per participant. The fee includes TAAF Registration, a City of Euless Track Team Shirt and professional instruction. Specific workout and meet information will be made available at registration. For further information, please call 817-685-3100. Aquatics Swimming Pool Hours BEG 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 MWF M—S M W F 1-8 p.m. 1-8 p.m. 1-5 P.M. TTh TTh 1-5 p.m. 1-8 p.m. Saturday Saturday 1-8 p.m. 1-8 p.m. Sunday Sunday Sunday 2-6 p.m. 2-6 p.m. 2-6 p.m. ADMISSION: $1 (Under 3 Free) 6/8 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. Water Tots (Age 1-4 years) 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. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 320000-01 6/8 SEP 1-4 T/TH 5:30-6:05P 4 $45 320000-02 6/8 SEP 1-4 T/TH 6:10-6:45P 4 $45 320000-03 6/8 SEP 1-4 T/TH 6:50-7:25P 4 $45 320000-04 6/7 SEP 14 M/T/W/T 9-9:35A 2 $45 320000-05 6/7 SEP 14 M/T/W/T 9:40-10:15A 2 $45 320000-06 6/21 SEP 1-4 M/T/W/T 9-9:35A 2 $45 320000-07 6/21 SEP 14 M/T/W/T 9:40-10:15A 2 $45 320000-08 7/6 SEP 14 T/TH 5:30-6:05P 4 $45 320000-09 7/6 SEP 14 T/TH 6:10-6:45P 4 $45 320000-10 7/6 SEP 14 T/TH 6:50-7:25P 4 $45 320000-11 7/12 SEP 1-4 M/T/W/T 9-9:35A 2 $45 320000-12 7/12 SEP 14 M/T/W/T 9:40-10:15A 2 $45 STARTS, STROKES,TURNS & TECHNIQUES All key elements for the competitive swimmer. Get ready for the 2005 Euless Summer Swim Team by taking this class! Our coaches will break down the basics for you and work with you on endurance, stroke refinement and proficiency. All Level 4 and above will benefit from this unique class. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 320004-01 6/7 MP 4+ M/f/W/TH 9-9:40A 2 $45 320004-02 6/7 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5-5:40P 3 $45 320004-03 6/21 MP 4+ M/T/W/TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320004-04 6/28 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5:50-6:30P 3 $45 320004-05 7/12 MP 4+ M/f/W/1'H 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 320004-06 7/19 WILP 4+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320004-07 7/26 MP 4+ M/IYW/TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 NEW! THE EULESS EELS SWIM TEAM Sponsored by Different Strokes Swim School This exciting, new program for all ages offers a fun way to increase endurance as well as meet new people. Our veteran coaches provide structured practices to enhance swimming skills. Team members should be able to swim 25 meters of free style without assistance. The Texas Amateur Athletic Federation holds circuit swim meets which are held on Saturdays during the month of June and early July. The Regional meet will be mid-July. For more information on the Euless EELS and to join the parent support group, call Bev Gammon at 817 -649 -SWIM. Practice Site: Midway Pool Practice Times: M/W/F 6:45-7:50A T/TH 6:45-7:50A Fees: $105 resident, $110 non-resident Eue�_ss P.vk, Page 23 Special Daze at the Pool "2 Fer I" NIGHTS Thursday nights, two people for the price of one. FATHER'S DAY June 17 all fathers get in free with their child. INDEPENDENCE DAY July 4, ice-cold watermelon slices served to all patrons at each pool. Personal Flotation Devices Although personal flotation devices, i.e. water wings, raft, inner tubes, etc., offer fun and enjoyment, many accidents and drownings have 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. Swimming Pool Reservations Pools may be reserved for private parties during non-public swim hours. Only adults may make reservations. Rental Rates: $90 (2 -hour rental) Includes Lifeguard fee up to 50 swimmers. Depending upon group size and patrons attending, additional Lifeguards may be required. For each additional Lifeguard, a fee of $10 per hour will be added to the reservation cost. Call 817-685-1649 to make reservations. AMERICAN RED CROSS SWIM LESSONS Students receive eight 40 -minute classes of instruction. For your convenience, you may register on-line at www.ci.euless.tx.us or in-person at Midway Recreation Center. Level CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 320001-01 6/7 MP 4+ M—TH 9-9:40A 2 $45 320001-02 6/7 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320001-03 6/7 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 320001-04 6/7 MP 4+ M—TH 11:30-12:10P 2 $45 320001-05 6/7 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5-5:40P 3 $45 320001-06 6/7 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5:50-6:30P 3 $45 320001-07 6/7 WILP 4+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320001-08 6/21 MP 4+ M—TH 9-9:40A 2 $45 320001-09 6/21 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320001-10 6/21 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 320001-11 6/21 MP 4+ M—TH 11:30-12:10P 2 $45 320001-12 6/28 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5-5:40P 3 $45 320001-13 6/28 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5:50-6:30P 3 $45 320001-14 6/28 WILP 4+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320001-15 7/12 MP 4+ M—TH 9-9:40A 2 $45 320001-16 7/12 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320001-17 7/12 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 320001-18 7/12 MP 4+ M—TH 11:30-12:10P 2 $45 320001-19 7/19 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5-5:40P 3 $45 320001-20 7/19 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5:50-6:30P 3 $45 320001-21 7/19 WILP 4+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320001-22 7/26 MP 4+ M—TH 9-9:40A 2 $45 320001-23 7/26 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320001-24 7/26 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 Level 2 CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 320002-01 6/7 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320002-02 6/7 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 320002-03 6/7 MP 4+ M—TH 11:30-12:10P 2 $45 320002-04 6/7 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5-5:40P 3 $45 320002-05 6/7 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5:50-6:30P 3 $45 320002-06 6/21 MP 4+ M—TH 9-9:40A 2 $45 320002-07 6/21 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320002-08 6/21 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 320002-09 6/28 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5-5:40P 3 $45 320002-10 6/28 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5:50-6:30P 3 $45 320002-11 6/28 WILP 4+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320002-12 7/12 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320002-13 7/12 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 320002-14 7/19 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5-5:40P 3 $45 320002-15 7/19 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5:50-6:30P 3 $45 320002-16 7/19 WILP 4+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320002-17 7/26 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320002-18 7/26 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 Level 3 CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 320003-01 6/7 MP 4+ M—TH 9-9:40A 2 $45 320003-02 6/7 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5-5:40P 3 $45 320003-03 6/21 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 320003-04 6/28 WILP 4+ M/W/F 5:50-6:30P 3 $45 320003-05 7/12 MP 4+ M—TH 10:40-11:20A 2 $45 320003-06 7/19 WILP 4+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320003-07 7/26 MP 4+ M—TH 9:50-10:30A 2 $45 Adult CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 320008-01 6/7 WILP 15+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320008-02 6/28 MRC 15+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 320008-03 7/19 WILP 15+ M/W/F 6:40-7:20P 3 $45 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 III STROKE READINESS Purpose: Increase swimming skill competency; and practice 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 breathing to 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 Euless c�'m'm'w�ry spm« Special Interest &Youth Activities Page 25 Special Interest Activities NEW! Looking for a place to have your child's birthday party? Look no further. We will coordinate the entire party. See packages below. Call Mary at 817-68S-1649 for more information. Max/Maxine Police Party Want to have a birthday party but don't have the room? We will provide the room, games, Birthday cake, hot dogs, chips, punch plus a visit from a City of Euless police officer along with our very own Max/Maxine robot. All parties last 2 hours and parents participation strongly encouraged. $175 for up to 10 kids. Ages 2 to 7; $10 each additional child. Swimming Pool Party Your child can have the coolest birthday party in town! How? By having his or her birthday party at one of our beautiful Euless swimming pools! No more hassles, Mom and Dad ... just come out and enjoy the day while your kids have fun. We will provide pizza, punch, the birthday cake and a whole city swimming pool for your child's special day. All parties last for 2 hours, $175 for up to 12 children, $3 for each additional person. Ages 7 & up. Subject to availability — see Aquatics page for details. ATexas Star Birthday Be a "Texas Star" and have your son or daughter's birthday party at the beautiful Parks at Texas Star Pavilion. This party will include pavilion usage and one hour of batting cage usage. We will provide hot dogs, chips, punch, birthday cake and the most important thing of all ... no clean up! All parties last for 2 hours, $175 for up to 10 kids, $5 for each additional child. Fashion Show Party Let your daughter have a party she will never forget! We will provide room and clean up. Party includes the following: Modeling lesson, outfit selection, make-up session, a live runway show, plus cake and punch. Minimum parent participation required. All parties last 90 min. to 2 hrs; $200 for up to 10 children; $5 for each additional child, ages 6 and up. Spa Time Party Great party for girls of all ages. Have a Birthday party or a "just because" party at one of our Euless facilities. Your daughter and her friends will love you for this party. This "spoil her rotten" party will allow your daughter and up to 9 of her friends to have facials, manicures, a make- up application session plus cake and punch. All parties last 90 minutes to 2 hours; $200 for up to 10 children; $5 for each additional child. Princess Tea Party Your child will be the most popular girl there. Hold her Birthday party at one of our facilities and don't worry about setting up, planning the party or clean up. We will take care of everything for your Princess' special day. After she and up to 9 of her friends dress up and parade for mom, our instructor will hold a story time session while they enjoy some birthday cake and punch. Party lasts between 90 minutes and 2 hours; $200 for up to 10 children; $5 for each additional child. Youth Activities 3 YEAR OLD KINDERSTARS Your child will enjoy learning the alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors in a structured, yet fun environment. Children will develop social skills through interaction with others, music, games and play. Children should bring a snack, drink, backpack, pocket folder, and an extra change of clothes to class each day. Children should wear non - marking tennis shoes and socks to class. Your child will "shine" in this class. Instructor: Mrs. Barbara Hurley. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310000-01 5/4 MRC 3 T/TH 9-12P 4 $76 A -Z & 1,2,3s CREATIVE LEARNING AND FUN Early start to Kindergarten! Children will explore their love for learning through finger plays, songs, story time, and sharing. Children will also work on the kindergarten skills such as cutting, colors, shapes, numbers, and letters. They will also develop their personalities through arts and crafts projects, along with playtime and physical activities. Children should bring a snack, drink, backpack, pocket folder, and an extra change of clothes. Children should wear non -marking tennis shoes and socks to class. Instructor: Mrs. Dianne Fulmer. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310001-01 5/3 MRC 4-5 M/W/F 8:30-12:30P 4 $136 KINDERSTART Give your child a "Jumpstart" on Kindergarten! Children will work on the pre -Kindergarten skills of numbers, letters, colors and shapes. Fun galore with arts & crafts, science, music, stories, social and group activities. Children should bring a snack, drink, backpack, pocket folder, and an extra change of clothes to class each day. Children should wear non -marking tennis shoes and socks to class. Give your child a "headstart" that will last a lifetime. Instructor: Mrs. Barbara Hurley. CLASS# BEG LOG AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310002-01 5/3 MRC 4-5 M/W/F 8:30-12:30P 4 $136 DADDY DAY MANIA Celebrate Father's Day by having your child create keepsake gifts that only they can make for their Daddy! CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310023-01 6/16 MRC 3-5 W 12:45-2P 1 $10 BROADWAY BABIES I am just a Broadway baby waiting for my next big show. DADADA... Come on lets swing! Participants will learn jazz, tap & ballet, while dancing to Broadway tunes. Girls wear leotards and tights and boys wear T-shirt and shorts. Instructor: Michele Burger. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310200-01 6/7 MRC 3-6 M/W 10:30-11:15A 2 $30 310200-02 6/21 MRC 3-6 M/W 10:30-11:15A 2 $30 310200-03 7/5 MRC 3-6 M/W 10:30-11:15A 2 $30 310200-04 7/19 MRC 3-6 M/W 10:30-11:15A 2 $30 Euless Coy xr�«< TUMBLING 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. Please wear a T-shirt and shorts or a leotard. Parents are encouraged to attend the last class. Instructor: Michele Burger. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310210-01 6/7 MRC 3-6 M/W 10-10:30A 2 $22 310210-02 6/21 MRC 3-6 M/W 10-10:30A 2 $22 310210-03 7/5 MRC 3-6 M/W 10-10:30A 2 $22 310210-04 7/19 MRC 3-6 M/W 10-10:30A 2 $22 TUMBLE CUBS Parents bring your little ones over for a tumbling good time. Teach your children the proper and safe way to do tumbling. Please dress your child in one-piece clothing. Please no additional visitors or siblings. little one to a Instructor: Michele Burger. only dealing CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310215-01 6/7 MRC 1.5-2.5 M/W 9:30-10A 2 $22 310215-02 6/21 MRC 1.5-2.5 M/W 9:30-10A 2 $22 310215-03 7/5 MRC 1.5-2.5 M/W 9:30-10A 2 $22 310215-04 7/19 MRC 1.5-2.5 M/W 9:30-10A 2 $22 MUNCHKINTENNIS 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. Instructor: Bill Rayson. only dealing CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310510-01 5/8 MRC 4-7 S 10-10:30A 4 $22 310510-02 5/8 MRC 4-7 S 10:30—IIA 4 $22 310510-03 6/5 MRC 4-7 S 10-10:30A 4 $22 310510-04 6/5 MRC 4-7 S 10:30-11A 4 $22 310510-05 7/10 MRC 4-7 S 10-10:30A 4 $22 310510-06 7/10 MRC 4-7 S 10:30-11A 4 $22 SOCCER 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! CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310500-01 5/8 MRC 4-6 S 9-9:45A 4 $25 310500-02 6/5 MRC 4-6 S 9-9:45A 4 $25 310500-03 7/10 MRC 4-6 S 9-9:45A 4 $25 LIU DRIBBLERS In this non-competitive basketball class, boys and girls will practice the proper methods of dribbling, shooting, and passing, with a strong emphasis on teamwork and endurance. Bring an age appropriate basketball with your child's name on it. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310515-01 6/10 MRC 4-7 TH 4-4:45P 4 $25 310515-02 7/8 MRC 4-7 TH 4-4:45P 4 $25 310515-03 8/5 MRC 4-7 TH 4-4:45P 4 $25 TINYTOTTBALL In this non-competitive t -ball class, boys and girls will practice the proper methods of hitting, catching, and throwing, with a strong emphasis on teamwork and endurance. Bring a baseball and a glove with your child's name on it. Instructor: John Purcell. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310526-01 8/7 MRC 4-6 S 9-9:45A 4 $25 TONG IL LO MARTIAL SCIENCE NEWT Students will be educated with a blend of martial art disciplines (Aikido, Jujitsu, Kenpo, Karate, Muay Thai & Tae Kwon -Do) for practical self-defense purposes. This program is based on "Real Street" self defense and safety information taught on subjects not only dealing with stranger awareness, but also gang, rape and drug prevention. For more information, go online to www.tongillo.com. Instructor: John Pizana, Certified Black Belt. This is an ongoing program so participants may enroll at anytime. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310180-01 5/4 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-02 5/11 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-03 5/18 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-04 5/25 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-05 6/1 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-06 6/8 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-07 6/15 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-08 6/22 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-09 6/29 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-10 7/6 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-11 7/13 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-12 7/20 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-13 7/27 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 310180-14 8/3 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 FREE TESTING 310180-15 8/10 MRC 4-6 T 6-7P 1 $10 Eine s Youth-A-ctivities-1 Page 27 DANCE There is no better way to add fun and excitement to your life than dancing. In this class you will learn steps quickly & easily. This class is designed to teach you coordination and rhythm through creative choreography and dance techniques. Come prepared to work hard, have fun and learn to dance. Instructor: Sherri Shoff. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310240-01 5/22 MRC 7-14 S 9-10:30A 6 $50 310240-02 7/17 MRC 7-14 S 9-10:30A 6 $50 VOLLEYBALL Participants will learn the fundamentals of volleyball by working on bumping, hitting, setting, serving, spiking, and team drills. All players will develop individual skills and team concepts. Come prepared to work hard, have fun and learn a lot. Instructor: Sherri Shoff. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310540-01 6/8 MRC 7-14 T 5-6:30P 4 $36 310540-02 7/13 MRC 7-14 T 5-6:30P 4 $36 TEEN 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. Instructor: Bill Rayson. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310620-01 5/8 MRC 8-14 S 11-11:50A 4 $32 310620-02 6/5 MRC 8-14 S 11-11:50A 4 $32 310620-03 7/10 MRC 8-14 S 11-11:50A 4 $32 BASKETBALL In this non-competitive class, boys and girls will practice the proper methods of dribbling, shooting, and passing, with a strong emphasis on teamwork and endurance. Bring an age appropriate basketball with students name on it. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310520-01 6/10 MRC 8-14 TH 5-5:45P 4 $25 310520-02 7/8 MRC 8-14 TH 5-5:45P 4 $25 310520-03 8/5 MRC 8-14 TH 5-5:45P 4 $25 BASEBALL In this non-competitive class, boys and girls will practice the proper methods of hitting, catching and throwing, with a strong emphasis on teamwork and endurance. Bring a ball and a glove to this class with participants' name on it. Instructor: John Purcell. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310525-01 8/7 MRC 8-14 S 10-11A 4 $25 TAEKWON DO I (White & Orange 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 II Program. Instructor: Camille Postel. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310130-01 5/17 MRC 6-9 M 6-7P 6 $38 MRC S 9:15-10:15A 310130-02 7/12 MRC 6-9 M 6-7P 6 $38 S 9:15-10:15A TAEKWON DO 11 (Ages 6 -12) (Yellow — Green Belt) (Ages 10-12) (White — Green Belt) This children specific 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. Instructor: Monte Cales CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310131-01 5/18 RMC 6-12 T 6-7:15P 6 $47 MRC S 10:30-11:45A 310131-02 7/13 RMC 6-12 T 6-7:15P 6 $47 MRC S 10:30-11:45A TAEKWON DO III (Blue Stripe — Black Belt) This children specific intermediate/advanced program allows students that have attained a green belt to progress into more advanced and intricate skill development. Instructor: Todd Jach. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310132-01 5/17 RMC 6-12 M 6-7:15P 6 $47 MRC TH 6-7:15P 310132-02 7/12 RMC 6-12 M 6-7:15P 6 $47 MRC TH 6-7:15P TONG IL LO MARTIAL SCIENCE This class is designed to teach participants a blend of martial art disciplines (Aikido, Jujitsu, Kenpo, Karate, Muay Thai, and Tae Kwon Do) for practical self defense purposes. This program is based on "Real Street" self defense and safety information taught on subjects not only dealing with stranger awareness, but also gang, rape and drug prevention. For more information go online to www.tongillo.com. This is an ongoing program so participants may enroll at anytime! Instructor: John Pizana, Certified Black Belt. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310181-01 5/4 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-02 5/11 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-03 5/18 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-04 5/25 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-05 6/1 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-06 6/8 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-07 6/15 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-08 6/22 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-09 6/29 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-10 7/6 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-11 7/13 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-12 7/20 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-13 7/27 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 310181-14 8/3 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 FREE TESTING 310181-15 8/10 MRC 7-12 T 7-8P 1 $10 Euress 1,1.nl�nUUit)' CHEERLEADING Ready ... OK! Learn to move to the beat with Apryl Fort. Apryl is an All- Star Cheerleading instructor and was a Cheerleader for the National Cheerleading Association. This class was designed for students to learn cheer and dance fundamentals. Focusing on jumps, cheers, and dance techniques. Bring a water bottle and towel to class. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310455-01 6/5 MRC 7-14 S 10:30-12P 4 $36 310455-02 7/10 MRC 7-14 S 10:30-12P 4 $36 310455-03 8/7 MRC 7-14 S 10:30-12P 4 $36 GYMNASTICS 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. Instructor: Heather Abbott. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310410-01 6/7 MRC 6-12 M 4-4:45pm 4 $25 310410-02 7/12 MRC 6-12 M 4-4:45pm 4 $25 310410-03 8/9 MRC 6-12 M 4-4:45pm 4 $25 AMERICAN RED CROSS BABYSITTER'S TRAINING This course addresses safety issues, preventing injuries and illnesses, basic childcare, first aid, decision-making skills and age-appropriate behavior and play. Participants learn by doing and are required to demonstrate several first-aid skills, including rescue breathing and dealing with choking. All registrants will have a chance to win a free babysitting bag full of valuable items. Bring your own snack, lunch and drinks. Instructor: American Red Cross. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311030-01 5/1 MRC 11-15 S 8:30A -3:40P 1 $43 311030-02 6/5 MRC 11-15 S 8:30A -3:40P 1 $43 311030-03 7/10 MRC 11-15 S 8:30A -3:40P 1 $43 311030-04 8/7 MRC 11-15 S 8:30A -3:40P 1 $43 AMERICAN RED CROSS COMMUNITY FIRST AID & CPR Train people to respond to emergency situations and care for life- threatening, sudden illness, or injuries to adults, children, or infants. The fee for the class includes a certificate of completion in Community First Aid & Adult, Child and Infant CPR. You will practice skills on the floor so please dress comfortable and ladies please do not wear makeup. Instructor: American Red Cross. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311020-01 5/15 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -6:30P 1 $57 311020-02 6/19 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -6:30P 1 $57 311020-03 7/24 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -6:30P 1 $57 311020-04 8/21 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -6:30P 1 $57 AMERICAN RED CROSS — COMMUNITY CPR situations and to recognize and to recognize and care Train individuals to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and recognize and care for life threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in infants, children, and adults. Instructor: American Red Cross. 311022-01 5/15 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311021-01 5/15 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -3P 1 $47 311021-02 6/19 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -3P 1 $47 311021-03 7/24 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -3P 1 $47 311021-04 8/21 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -3P 1 $47 AMERICAN RED CROSS —ADULT CPR Train individual to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and to recognize and care for life threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in adults. Instructor: American Red Cross. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311022-01 5/15 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 $37 311022-02 6/19 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 $37 311022-03 7/24 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 $37 311022-04 8/21 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 $37 CREATIVE DRAWING This class is designed for children to express themselves through sketching. Students will be challenged with different themes creating their world around them. No skills necessary, just bring your imagination. Please bring map colors, 9 x 12 -sketch book, sharpened No. 2 pencils and eraser. Instructor: Mary Cassidy CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310800-01 5/4 MRC 6-11 T 5-6P 4 $25 310800-02 6/1 MRC 6-11 T 5-6P 4 $25 310800-03 7/6 MRC 6-11 T 5-6P 4 $25 WATERCOLORS This class is designed for children to express themselves through watercolors. Learn fundamental watercolor techniques by watercoloring on pictures and free style. No experience required. All necessary supplies will be provided. Instructor: Mary Cassidy. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310805-01 5/4 MRC 6-11 T 6-7P 4 $32 310805-02 6/1 MRC 6-11 T 6-7P 4 $32 310805-03 7/6 MRC 6-11 T 6-7P 4 $32 ORIGAMI Let's make animals, flowers and boxes with colorful origami papers. Origami is an art of folding paper into objects without using scissors or glue. No experience necessary. Supplies are provided. Instructor: Etsuko Kuwahara. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310820-01 6/7 MRC 6-12 M 5:30-6:30P 2 $15 310820-02 7/5 MRC 6-12 M 5:30-6:34P 2 $15 JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHY Want to learn how to write your name in an exotic way? This class is designed for you to learn the basic strokes and learn to write Calligraphy in Japanese! No experience necessary. Supplies are provided. Instructor: Etsuko Kuwahara. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310825-01 6/21 MRC 8-12 M 5:30-6:30P 2 $15 310825-02 7/19 MRC 8-12 M 5:30-6:30P 2 $15 E_ u eess Park: & Scrn�c�. Adult/Teen Activities WATER AEROBICS/WELLNESS & WEIGHT MGMT. Increase flexibility, range of motion, lean body mass, and metabolic rate in water. Get a more beneficial workout without the stress on knees and ankles. Excellent class for weight loss and overall toning. Aquatic strength training, abdominal work and intervals included in each class. For more information, call Bev at 817 -649 -SWIM. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 320011-01 6/2 MP 17+ M/W/F 8-8:50A 4 $34 320011-02 7/7 MP 17+ M/W/F 8-8:50A 4 $34 320011-03 8/2 MP 17+ M/W/F 8-8:50A 4 $34 320011-04 6/2 WP 17+ M/W 7:30-8:20P 4 $30 320011-05 7/5 WP 17+ M/W 7:30-8:20P 4 $30 320011-06 8/2 WP 17+ M/W 7:30-8:20P 4 $30 AQUATIC KICKBOXING Taking the hottest land program and bringing it into the cool water!! Take your work out 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 cardio -respiratory endurance. This class is for all fitness levels. Your cool down includes stretching and relaxation For more information, call Bev at 817 -649 -SWIM. CLASS # BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 320012-01 6/1 SE 17+ T/Th 7:30-8:20P 4 $30 320012-02 7/1 SE 17+ T/Th 7:30-8:20P 4 $30 320012-03 8/3 SE 17+ T/Th 7:30-8:20P 4 $30 EVENING COMBO CLASS (WATER AEROBICS & KICKBOXING)* Sign up for both evening Water Aerobics and Kickboxing classes for a total body workout at a discounted price. BEG #WKS $ 6/2 4 $52 7/1 4 $52 8/4 4 $52 *See above for each class detail. KICKBOXING Increase balance, coordination, endurance, speed, flexibility, and lean muscle mass, while toning your abs, hips & thighs in this cardio - workout. Bring a water bottle and exercise mat or towel. Instructors: Darrick Lee. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310300-01 4/19 MRC 13+ M/W 7-8P 4 $30 310300-02 5/24 MRC 13+ M/W 7-8P 6 $44 310300-03 7/12 MRC 13+ M/W 7-8P 7 $52 AEROBICS PLUS Variety is the spice of life! Join us for an energetic class filled with classic free form aerobics, floor work, stretching, and an occasional step class, calisthenics and circuit training. Register early! Instructor: Debbie Day. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310315-01 5/3 MRC 13+ M/TH 6-7P 4 $25 310315-02 5/31 MRC 13+ M/TH 6-7P 5 $33 310315-03 7/12 MRC 13+ M/TH 6-7P 5 $33 Page 29 MAT WORKS Matworks is a powerful blended class of fat burning Cardio Pilates, toning Mat Pilates and stress reducing Yoga. With emphasis on all over toning, flexibility and stress reduction try this impact safe yet effective blended class to sculpt your body and burn fat! You will need to wear aerobic appropriate shoes, and bring a heavy towel or sticky mat to this result oriented combination class. Instructor: Ladina Debilzan. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310325-01 5/5 MRC 14+ W 6-7P 3 $32 S 8-9A 310325-02 5/26 MRC 14+ W 6-7P 3 $32 S 8-9A 310325-03 6/30 MRC 14+ W 6-7P 3 $32 S 8-9A 310325-04 7/21 MRC 14+ W 6-7P 6 $62 S 8-9A WEIGHT TRAINING Want to have the body you have always dreamed about? Let Bill Rayson show you how. Weight training is the most successful and consistent method for raising metabolism, losing weight and toning. Sessions include form and technique on free weights and machines as well as nutritional guidance. Instructor: Bill Rayson / Certified in Nutrition & Certified Personal Trainer by the AMF. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310340-01 5/4 MRC 18+ T/TH 8-9P 4 $105 310340-02 6/8 MRC 18+ T/TH 8-9P 4 $105 310340-03 7/6 MRC 18+ T/TH 8-9P 4 $105 310340-04 8/3 MRC 18+ T/TH 8-9P 4 $105 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. Instructor: Bill Rayson. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310610-01 5/8 MRC 16+ S 12-12:50P 4 $32 310610-02 6/5 MRC 16+ S 12-12:50P 4 $32 310610-03 7/10 MRC 16+ S 12-12:50P 4 $32 TAI CHI — BEGINNERS 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, NEW STUDENTS can only register during new student registration. Instructor: Wendy Love. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ New Students 310305-01 7/7 MRC 16+ W 7-8P 4 $40 Returning Students 310305-02 5/5 MRC 16+ W 7-8P 4 $40 310305-03 6/2 MRC 16+ W 7-8P 5 $40 310305-04 8/4 MRC 16+ W 7-8P 4 $40 EuPess ;;m��,, TAI CHI — CORRECTION Returning students may participate in this class with the instructor's permission. Students will correct and continue learning Tai Chi forms. Instructor: Wendy Love. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310306-01 5/5 MRC 16+ W 6-7P 4 $40 310306-02 6/2 MRC 16+ W 6-7P 5 $40 310306-03 7/7 MRC 16+ W 6-7P 4 $40 310306-04 8/4 MRC 16+ W 6-7P 4 $40 GOOD MORNING TAI CHI — BEGINNERS 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, NEW STUDENTS can only register during new student registration. Instructor: Wendy Love. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ New Students 310307-01 7/7 MRC 16+ W 8-9A 4 $40 Returning Student 310307-02 8/4 MRC 16+ W 8-9A 4 $40 BELLY DANCE BASIC FOR LADIES In this fun dance class you will learn the basics of American Tribal Style Belly Dance. A healthy low impact dance class suitable for all body types and ages. Instructor: Bekah Hartmann CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310220-01 4/27 MRC 16+ T 6-7P 5 $30 310220-02 6/8 MRC 16+ T 6-7P 6 $35 310220-03 7/27 MRC 16+ T 6-7P 6 $35 YOGA Yoga poses and movements can be taken to any level and are great for beginners or experienced yoga students. Postures, breathing and movement are combined to increase flexibility, remove stress and tension and strengthen and tone your body. Instructor: Beth Webb. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310345-01 5/6 MRC 16+ TH 7-8P 3 $16 310345-02 6/3 MRC 16+ TH 7-8P 3 $16 310345-03 7/8 MRC 16+ TH 7-8P 3 $16 310345-04 8/5 MRC 16+ TH 7-8P 3 $16 PILATES MAT CLASS Pilates uses the entire body in each exercise to enliven all body systems. Movements are performed while either sitting or lying on a mat with emphasis on developing pelvic stabilization and abdominal strength. Participants will feel more energized with increased movement for work and play. Instructor: Beth Webb. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310343-01 5/4 MRC 16+ T 7-8P 3 $16 310343-02 6/1 MRC 16+ T 7-8P 3 $16 310343-03 7/6 MRC 16+ T 7-8P 3 $16 310343-04 8/3 MRC 16+ T 7-8P 3 $16 SALSA This hot Latin dance is great for those who wish to expand their styles of dance. This class will teach step-by-step moves so join in all the fun and gain confidence for your next party, dance, wedding or special occasion. Great for singles and couples. No partner needed. Please wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Instructor: Luis Herrador. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310230-01 4/20 MRC 14+ T 8-9:30P 6 $50 310230-02 6/1 MRC 14+ T 8-9:30P 6 $50 310230-03 7/13 MRC 14+ T 8-9:30P 6 $50 SALSA AEROBICS Learn the best and hottest moves in town while exercising! No Salsa dance experience necessary. Just come to learn and enjoy a great workout!! Please wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Instructor: Luis Herrador. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310335-01 4/22 MRC 14+ TH 8-9:30P 6 $50 310335-02 6/3 MRC 14+ TH 8-9:30P 6 $50 310335-03 7/15 MRC 14+ TH 8-9:30P 6 $50 HAPKIDO Hapkido, the art of coordinated power, is a comprehensive Korean self- defense system involving joint locks, pressure points, throws, kicks, and strikes. This class is designed for the beginner as well as a cross training opportunity for students in the Taekwondo program. Instructor: Todd Jach. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310133-01 5/17 RMC 13+ M 7:30-9P 6 $26 310133-02 7/12 RMC 13+ M 7:30-9P 6 $26 TAEKWONDO 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). Along with the numerous physical benefits shall be the development of the student's confidence, character and integrity. Instructor: Todd Jach. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310134-01 5/18 RMC 13+ T 7:30-9P 6 $50 MRC TH 7:30-9P 310134-02 7/13 RMC 13+ T 7:30-9P 6 $50 MRC TH 7:30-9P FINANCIAL WORKSHOP FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS This three-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. Instructor: Michael Scoma. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311000-01 5/4 MRC 18+ T 10-11:30A 3 $10 401 K ROLLOVERS Find out from Michael Scoma, of Edward Jones Investments if you are eligible for a 401k rollover, what the benefits are and how to make it all happen. Instructor: Michael Scoma. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311001-01 5/27 MRC 18+ TH 10-11A 1 $2 Euless Adult/Teen Activitieft joik AWk s TONG IL LO MARTIAL SCIENCE This class is designed to teach participants a blend of martial art disciplines (Aikido, Jujitsu, Kenpo, Karate, Muay Thai, and Tae Kwon Do) for practical self defense purposes. This program is based on "Real Street" self defense and safety information taught on subjects not only dealing with stranger awareness, but also gang, rape and drug prevention. For more information go online to www.tongillo.com. This is an ongoing program so participants may enroll at anytime! Instructor: John Pizana, Certified Black Belt. $37 CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310182-01 5/4 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-02 5/11 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-03 5/18 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-04 5/25 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-05 6/1 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-06 6/8 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-07 6/15 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-08 6/22 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-09 6/29 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-10 7/6 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-11 7/13 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-12 7/20 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-13 7/27 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 310182-14 8/3 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 FREE TESTING 310182-15 8/10 MRC 13+ T 8-9P 1 $10 OIL PAINTING FUN Have fun learning color mixing, brush application and composition. Even if you have never held a paintbrush before, you can transform a blank canvas into a beautiful masterpiece. No experience required. Supply list will be given at registration. Instructor: Elaine Roosz. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 310810-01 6/7 MRC 16+ M 6:30-9P 4 $30 310810-02 7/12 MRC 16+ M 6:30-9P 4 $30 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE Learn the fundamentals of American Sign Language. In this class you will learn numbers, letters, phrases, and grammar. Sign up today classes fill fast! Instructor: Beth Webb. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311060-01 6/7 MRC 14+ M 7-8P 3 $20 JAPANESE FOR BEGINNERS This is an introductory course of Japanese. Students will learn correct Japanese pronunciations, key communication concepts and some cultural aspects that include Japanese calligraphy. Let's have fun learning a language and a culture. Instructor: Etsuko Kuwahara. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311005-01 6/1 MRC 16+ T 6-7:30P 8 $72 LONGTERM 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. Instructor: Michael Scoma. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311002-01 5/25 MRC 18+ T 10-11A 1 $2 Page 31 AMERICAN RED CROSS BABYSITTER'S TRAINING This course addresses safety issues, preventing injuries and illnesses, basic child care, first aid, decision making skills and age-appropriate behavior and play. Participants learn by doing and are required to demonstrate several first-aid skills, including rescue breathing and dealing with choking. Bring your own snack, lunch and drinks. Instructor: American Red Cross. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311030-01 5/1 MRC 11-15 S 8:30A -3:40P 1 $43 311030-02 6/5 MRC 11-15 S 8:30A -3:40P 1 $43 311030-03 7/10 MRC 11-15 S 8:30A -3:40P 1 $43 311030-04 8/7 MRC 11-15 S 8:30A -3:40P 1 $43 AMERICAN RED CROSS COMMUNITY FIRST AID & CPR Train people to respond to emergency situations and care for life- threatening, sudden illness, or injuries to adults, children, or infants. The fee for the class includes a certificate of completion in Community First Aid & Adult, Child and Infant CPR. You will practice skills on the floor so please dress comfortable and ladies please do not wear makeup. Instructor: American Red Cross. CLASS# BEG LOG AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311020-01 5/15 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -6:30P 1 $57 311020-02 6/19 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -6:30P 1 $57 311020-03 7/24 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -6:30P 1 $57 311020-04 8/21 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -6:30P 1 $57 AMERICAN RED CROSS — COMMUNITY CPR Train individual to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and recognize and care for life threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in infants, children, and adults. Instructor: American Red Cross. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311021-01 5/15 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -3P 1 $47 311021-02 6/19 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -3P 1 $47 311021-03 7/24 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -3P 1 $47 311021-04 8/21 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -3P 1 $47 AMERICAN RED CROSS —ADULT CPR Train individual to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and to recognize and care for life threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in adults. Instructor: American Red Cross. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311022-01 5/15 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 $37 311022-02 6/19 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 $37 311022-03 7/24 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 $37 311022-04 8/21 MRC 10+ S 8:30A -12:30P 1 $37 BASIC DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING Unruly dogs? Basic obedience training is the first step to a happy pet and a happy owner. Teach your dog to sit, stay, lay down and heel. Learn to prevent and care for bad habits such as digging, barking, and jumping. Dog must be 6 months and older to attend. Do not bring dog on the first day of class. Please bring papers and medical documentation that states that the dog is current on all vaccinations. Instructor: Treaver Leonard CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311095-01 5/6 MRC 18+ TH 7-8P 7 $67 311095-02 7/8 MRC 18+ TH 7-8P 7 $67 Outdoor Adventure MIDWAY RECREATION CENTER OUTDOOR ADVENTURES The City of Euless teamed up with Experiential Pathways Inc. to provide outdoor education opportunities for our youth. This dynamic team will take your child on a safe journey through the wilderness and introduce outdoor navigation skills as well as a chance for your child to explore the world around them. PARTICIPANT MEETINGS ARE MANDATORY TO ATTEND. This ensures the utmost safety for the child and a chance for parent/guardian to meet the facilitators and ask any questions. Enrolled participants will meet at Midway Recreation Center and then be transported to and from the destination. For more information please call David Erwin at 972-293-4449 or Mindy Herring at 817-685-1681. Destination: Cleburne,TX to visit Dinosaur Valley We will be crossing the stream and exploring the tracks left behind in the sediment. We will also hike the trails in the park. Participants will need to provide a sack lunch, snacks and a drink. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311120-01 6/5 MRC 8-14 S 8A -6P 1 $30 Participant Meeting: Saturday, June 5, 2004 at 7:30 a.m, at the Midway Recreation Center. Destination: Longhorn Cavern State Park, Georgetown,TX We will spend the day exploring these stunning caves near Georgetown, TX. The caves are 69 degrees year round; a great way to spend a cool day during the summer heat. Participants will need to provide a sack lunch, snacks and a drink. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311120-02 6/12 MRC 8-14 S 8A -6P 1 $40 Participant Meeting: Saturday, June 12, 2004 at 7:30 a.m. at the Midway Recreation Center. Destination: Mineral Wells State Park, Mineral Wells,TX We will spend the day rock climbing in this very rugged, yet serene environment. Participants will need to provide a sack lunch, snacks and a drink. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311120-03 6/18 MRC 8-14 F 8A -6P 1 $40 Participant Meeting: Friday, June 18, 2004 at 7:30 a.m. at the Midway Recreation Center. Destination: Colorado Bend State Park, Bend,TX This will be an overnight campout to one of the most scenic areas in the Hill Country. We will be camped right on the river, with a view of the cliffs, and the Condors that soar above on the winds that bounce off the cliffs. We will hike the trails that wind through natural springs, and take a dip in the slow moving Colorado River for a quick cool down. Students will learn to navigate with a compass and learn camping and outdoor cooking skills. Food and camping equipment provided. Participants will need to provide pillows and blankets for sleeping. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311120-04 6/25 MRC 10-14 F—S TBA 1 $75 Participant Meeting: Monday, June 21, 2004 at 7 p.m. at the Midway Recreation Center. Page 32 Destination: Ropes Course, Mesquite,TX We will spend the day learning about challenges that face us in life, how to identify choices, how to make good choices, how to solve problems, and work with others. We will have opportunities for climbing, repelling and experiencing the ZIP LINE. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311120-05 7/10 MRC 8-14 S 8A -6P 1 $40 Participant Meeting: Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 7:30 a.m. at the Midway Recreation Center. Destination:Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, Lawton, OK This will be a trip to the first National Wildlife Refuge in the United States. This park is situated in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains, and is part of the National Grasslands Area. On the trails are free roaming buffalo, elk, longhorn cattle and wild turkey. Participants will have the opportunity to climb around and through the giant boulders, learn how to navigate with the use of a compass, learn camping skills, outdoor cooking skills and the safe way to navigate boulders and rocks. We will also take a night hike for stargazing and to learn about constellations. Food and camping equipment provided. Participants will need to provide pillows and blankets for sleeping. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311120-06 7/16 MRC 10-14 F—S TBA 1 $90 Participant Meeting: Monday, July 12, 2004 at 7 p.m. at the Midway Recreation Center. Destination: Beaver's Bend State Park in Southeast OK On this TWO -NIGHT backpacking trip participants will learn how to navigate in the wilderness, pack a backpack, rely on and support each other, and learn how to challenge themselves in new ways. We will spend one night in the campground and begin the hike the next morning, camping that evening on the trail, right next to the river. The next day we will hike back to the vans to shuttle back to camp. Food and camping equipment provided. Participants will need to provide pillows and blankets for sleeping. CLASS# BEG LOC AGE DAY TIME #WKS $ 311120-07 8/6 MRC 10-14 F—SU TBA 1 $130 Participant Meeting: Thursday, July 29, 2004 at 7 p.m. at the Midway Recreation Center. Euless AI Senior Activities Simmons Senior Center 508 Simmons Dr. J.A. Carr Park 817-685-1670 Senior adults are invited to drop by for the following weekly activities: Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Dominoes, Hand & Foot, Billiards, 42, Party Bridge Mondays & Wednesdays 7:30 - 8:15 a.m. — Water Aerobics Mondays 1 - 2 p.m. — Beachball Volleyball Tuesdays 7 - 10 p.m. — Bridge Wednesdays 12 - 3 p.m. — Party Bridge Thursdays 6:30 - 9 p.m. — AARP Monthly Activities 1st Tuesday Evening Bridge Potluck -6:30 p.m. 2nd Tuesday Brunch -10 a.m. Last Thursday Potluck -11:15 a.m. Summer Senior Trip Schedule* Page 3 3 Special Events & Activities Water Aerobics June 7 -August I I Monday & Wednesday at 7:30 - 8:15 a.m. $10 Class #: 340300-01 Shuffleboard Tournament May 4 9 a.m. Register with your partner by April 29. Pool Tournament June 8 9 a.m. Register by May 25. AARP Mature Driving June 28 & 29 12-4p.m. $10 payable to AARP White Elephant Bingo Play bingo with a twist; swap your prize for someone else's. Friday, June 25, 10 a.m. (Grilled Burgers for Lunch!) Friday, July 30, 10 a.m. (Homemade Ice Cream) Boot Scootin' Bandits Come join our line dance troupe. We will entertain at area nursing homes and senior living facilities on Wednesday mornings. Practice will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. Everyone will have a good time. Come learn the steps and have some fun. May Red Hat Society 5 Fishing with Grandma & Grandpa 10 a.m. 341101-01 Would you like to join a red hat chapter? 7 Downtown Grapevine 10 a.m. 341101-02 Organizational meeting on Monday, June 21 at 14 Oklahoma City 6:30 a.m. $15 341101-03 7 p.m. Location: Simmons Senior Center. 28 A Vanishing River Cruise 6 a.m. $16 341101-04 Watch for these exciting activities June coming this Fall! 4 Wichita Falls 7 a.m. $10 341101-05 Croquet 11 Mary Kay Factory Museum 341101-06 Line Dance Class 18 Southfork Ranch & Heritage $15 341101-07 Exciting Trips Farmstead Museum July 9 Granbury Opry "Mame" 11 a.m. $16 341101-08 16 Beaman's Glass Blowing Shop 9:30 a.m. $15 341101-09 Dallas Miniature Shop & Firefighters Museum All trips are free unless designated. You must purchase your lunch and souvenirs on your own. All trips depart from Midway Recreation Center, 300 W. Midway Dr. Eul°ess Texas Star Golf Course and Conference Centre www.TexasStarGolf.COM 4, o 'As s� V jy Texas Star ry Golf Course Euless Resident 01" Discounts Euless Residents receive a off prime and non,nrhno rates_ Call817-685-7888 to set uta Vour tee time. Create a Memory Texas Star Conference Centr nnfi Host your next special event at the The Centre features several catering options, scenic view of th I 5.ZtJ,4 .., .jff ,r,-..jt t A# Raven's Gril] (ft a CaSUal dining; mis WV, �TIC` WE fivestar service. for breakfast, lunch, dinner.' Discounts Euless Residents receive a off prime and non,nrhno rates_ Call817-685-7888 to set uta Vour tee time. Create a Memory Texas Star Conference Centr nnfi Host your next special event at the The Centre features several catering options, scenic view of th I 5.ZtJ,4 .., .jff ,r,-..jt t Texas Star Sports Centre Page 3 5 Looking for a great way to market your business? All-Star Alley Batting Cages 1501 S. Pipine Road 817-6,e-', 900 Hours of Operation August - October Monday — Friday Closed Saturday 9 a.m. — 9 p.m. Sunday 12 — 7 p.m. November - February Closed March - July 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, call Chris Thames at 817-685-1838. 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 five years, the Parks at Texas Star has been the home of youth baseball, softball and soccer for our local, regional, state, four national tournaments and a celebrity baseball tournament. We are gearing up for exciting seasons in 2004. Advertising spaces at the "Best Baseball Facility in Northeast Tarrant County" are selling fast. Call 817-685-1838 now for more information. NEW in 2004! Brand New LED Scoreboards (brought to you by Coca-Cola) All new infields! All new irrigation system! Softballjunk.com is on-site to provide you with all your softball equipment needs! Reduced league fees! Euless Park System N Eul e s, s T �H I� -.� Parks & Community Services STATE HWY. 183 Q W Y C CQ. w Q N M Park Highlight Bob Eden Park 2050 N. Industrial Blvd. Bob Eden Park is reopened and renovations are completed. The parking lot has been resurfaced and more parking spaces have been added. New trails extend from Mid -Cities & 157 to Mid -Cities & Main Street which connects Bob Eden Park to McCormick Park. Restrooms have been renovated; the pavilion has been re -painted and the baseball field is being improved. Come by and check out the renovations in this park! Map-G�SiE o H Page 36 0 10 M Fuller House Eu e'ss Heritage Park The Himes Log House 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 call 817-685-1649. Euless Park System A. Bob Eden Park 2050 N. Industrial Blvd. Size: 47 acres Facilities: lino flag football/ soccer fields, one lighted baseball/softball field, two playgrounds, picnic areas, half -mile walking and jogging track, pavilion, two lighted tennis courts, 1/5 -mile concrete walking track with warm up stations and restrooms. B. McCormick Park 2190 Joyce Court Size: 12 acres Facilities: 1/3 -mile bike and hiking trail, picnic area, gazebo and playground. C.Villages of Bear Creek Park Bear Creek Parkway 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 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, swimming pool, shaded area and Midway Recreation Center (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, 1/4 -mile walking trail. G.Wilshire Park 315 Sierra Dr. Size: 4 acres Facilities: Swimming pool, picnic facilities, playground, shaded areas, pond, fishing pier, 1/4 mile concrete walking trail and restrooms. 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, restrooms and Simmons Senior Center. Page 3 7 I. South Euless Park 600 S. Main St. Size: 5 acres Facilities: Swimming pool, picnic area, playground, tennis court, Old North Main Bridge, outdoor basketball. J. Kiddie Carr Park 800 Pauline St. 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, playground and restrooms. 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 (Phase III under construction) 1501 S. Pipeline Rd. Size: 120 acres Facilities: Picnic and playground areas, four baseball/softball fields, a soccer field, T -ball field, Dr Pepper StarCenter, batting cages, concession stand, pavilion, concrete walking trail, exercise area and restrooms. N.Texas Star Golf Course 1400 Texas Star Parkway Size: 287 acres Facilities: Eighteen hole premier golf facility with clubhouse, restaurant, conference center and pro shop. O. Reflection Park Fuller -Wiser Size: 1/4 acre Facilities: Bench seating. P. Lakewood Park 1600 Donley Dr. Size: 2 acres Facilities: Two lighted tennis courts. Euress (An knires Rental Information Page 38 Indoor Facility Rental Information Resident: Three hours $100 Each additional hour $ 35 Non-resident: Three hours $200 Each additional hour $ 70 Deposit: Without food or drink $ 50 With food or drink $250 Ruth Millican Center 201 Cullum Drive Occupancy Load: 150 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 100 Available: 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. Simmons Center 508 Simmons Drive Occupancy Load: 75 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 50 Available: Friday — Sunday, 8 a.m. — 11 p.m. Fuller House 205 Cullum Drive Occupancy Load: 32 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 15 Available: Arranged with staff Midway Recreation Center 300 W. Midway Dr. :n on Page 19) Resident: $15/hr Non-resident: $30/hr Deposit: Without food or drink $25 With food or drink $50 Arts & Crafts Room Occupancy Load: 40 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 40 ------ ----- Active Zone Occupancy Load: 40 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 40 Dance Studio Occupancy Load: 90 Chairs & Tables available to seat: 90 facilities. Learning Zone Occupancy Load: 15 Outdoor Facility Rental Information Resident: Four hours $ 50 Each additional hour $ 10 Non-resident: Four hours $100 Each additional hour $ 10 Available: 7 a.m. to 12 a.m. (midnight) Bear's Den Pavilion 1951 Bear Creek Pkwy. (east side of Parkway) Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling areas, minimum electricity. Bob Eden Park Pavilion 2050 North Industrial Blvd. Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling areas, minimum electricity. Parks at Texas Star Pavilion 1501 South Pipeline Rd. Amenities: Playground, picnic tables, grilling area, minimum electricity. Texas Outdoor Education Trail Pavilion 1951 Bear Creek Parkway (west side of Parkway) Amenities: Picnic tables, grilling areas, minimum electricity Resident: Four hours $ 25 Each additional hour $ 10 Non-resident: Four hours $ 50 Each additional hour $ 10 Available: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. J.A. Carr Park Gazebo 508 Simmons Dr. McCormick Park Gazebo 2190 Joyce Ct. m kk"f Resident: Lighted per hour $ 18 Un -lighted per hour $ 10 Non-resident: Lighted per hour $ 22 Un -lighted per hour $ 15 Available: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Bob Eden Park Field 2050 North Industrial Boulevard Texas Outdoor Trail, Amphitheater Stage & Pavilion — 1951 Bear Creek Parkway (west side of Pkwy.) Resident: Four hours $150 Non-resident: Four hours $300 Each additional hour $ 20 Each additional hour $ 20 Available: 7 a.m. to 12 a.m. (midnight) Calendar of Events April 3 Texas Trash Off Showplace Lanes, 8:30 a.m. — 12 p.m. 3 Easter Egg Hunt Parks at Texas Star, 10 a.m. — 12 p.m. 3 Crud Cruiser 201 N. Ector Dr, 9 a.m. — 11 a.m. 6 Teen Poetry Slam and Coffeehouse 7-8:30 p.m., Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. 6 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting 6:30 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 9 Euless Spring Holiday All Municipal Buildings will be closed. 13 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 16 Library Lock -In 6-12 p.m., Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. 17 Community Work Day at Arbor Daze Site 9 a.m. — 3 p.m. 20 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting 6:30 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 22 Arbor Daze Carnival Preview 5 — 10 p.m. 23 Arbor Daze 183 & Bear Creek Parkway, Noon — Midnight 24 Arbor Daze 183 & Bear Creek Parkway, 9 a.m. — Midnight 25 Arbor Daze 183 & Bear Creek Parkway, 10 a.m. — 7 p.m. 27 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. May I Air Pollution Season Begins Summer Camp Registration 8 a.m., Midway Recreation Center 4 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting 6:30 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. I City Council Meeting 7 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 15 City Council & School Board Elections (see page 11 for details) 18 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting 6:30 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 25 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 27 2004 Summer Reading Club begins 29 Pools Open For the Season 31 Memorial Day All Municipal Buildings will be closed. Garbage will be collected on regular schedule. Recycling will be collected the next day. June Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting 7 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 5 Movies Under the Stars — "The Lion King" 7 p.m., Villages of Bear Creek Amphitheater 8 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 5 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting 6:30 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 22 City Council Meeting 7 p.m., City Hall — 201 N. Ector Dr. 26 Movies Under the Stars — "Freaky Friday" 7 p.m., Bob Eden Park July 5 Independence Day (Observed) All Municipal Buildings will be closed. 10 Movies Under the Stars —"Finding Nemo" 7 p.m., Midway Pool 16 Library Lock -In Euless Public Library — 201 N. Ector Dr. 24-27 Games of Texas (see page 17 for details) Page 39 How do we get there? From Hwy. 114 Take Hwy. 360 South Exit Harwood Road Go West and follow the signs From Hwy. 360 North Go North, exit Midway Dr. Go West and follow the signs From Fort Worth Go East on SH 183 Exit FM 157/1ndustrial Blvd. Go North to Harwood Go East on Harwood to Fuller -Wiser Road Go South and then follow the signs From Dallas Go West on SH 183, Exit SH 10 to Fuller -Wiser Road then follow the signs *Euless Main is currently under construction. Please use alternate routes. Arbor Daze Parking Festival parking is available on the Arbor Daze grounds bordering Bear Creek Parkway and SH 360. The parking fee is $5 per day. Euless residents can come by Midway Recreation Center, 300 W. Midway Dr., show proof of Euless residency (photo ID with Euless address or photo ID with a utility bill or lease) and receive a free three-day parking pass. If you do not obtain a parking pass, the parking fee is $5 per day. Arbor Daze 2004 is sponsored by T N E ,�� ' SS 103.7 �B�%es Radio•�UY �, StarTelegram What do you want to know. e- wwiwr T197*5 � Lufthansa �,.. FEDERAL CC SOUTHWEST (SaoC W 7D) ��NEATN SIGN COMP/�NY ®H �Nimuuwr Ion TwHe.n n.a•ae '' Design � t Na[iorialliank Group A R T S N E T Mid -Cities T H E C I T Y O F EJJVSS 201 North Ector Drive Euless, Texas 76039 TREE CITY USA POSTAL CUSTOMER PRSRT STD AUTO U.S. POSTAGE PAID EULESS,TX PERMIT NO. 28 S� Hai wood Road Cro C Midwa Drive r u D tip' G M iz Parking w � Parking A w 6 S.H. 183 firportrreewaY S. H 1 N Arbor Daze Parking Festival parking is available on the Arbor Daze grounds bordering Bear Creek Parkway and SH 360. The parking fee is $5 per day. Euless residents can come by Midway Recreation Center, 300 W. Midway Dr., show proof of Euless residency (photo ID with Euless address or photo ID with a utility bill or lease) and receive a free three-day parking pass. If you do not obtain a parking pass, the parking fee is $5 per day. Arbor Daze 2004 is sponsored by T N E ,�� ' SS 103.7 �B�%es Radio•�UY �, StarTelegram What do you want to know. e- wwiwr T197*5 � Lufthansa �,.. FEDERAL CC SOUTHWEST (SaoC W 7D) ��NEATN SIGN COMP/�NY ®H �Nimuuwr Ion TwHe.n n.a•ae '' Design � t Na[iorialliank Group A R T S N E T Mid -Cities T H E C I T Y O F EJJVSS 201 North Ector Drive Euless, Texas 76039 TREE CITY USA POSTAL CUSTOMER PRSRT STD AUTO U.S. POSTAGE PAID EULESS,TX PERMIT NO. 28