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1989 SPRING
BROOKLYN CENTER
PARKS AND RECREATION
DEPARTMENT BROCHURE
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CITY
BROOKLYN CENTER i �`°
FEBRUARY, 1989
I II ��� NUMBER 61
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Annual Bike, Funds Available To
Equipment Sale
The annual Brooklyn Cen- Help With Heating
ter surplus equipment and bike
auction will be held on Satur- The Rural and Suburban Hen- The Energy Assistance Program
day, April 29, at the Brooklyn nepin County Energy Assistance will schedule appointments through
Center City Garage, 6844 Program (EAP) is designed to assist April 29, 1989 for the 1988 -1989
Shingle Creek Parkway. low- income households with a heating season. For further infor-
portion of their home heating pay- mation or to schedule an appoint -
Interested persons can view ments. ment, please call 929 -2474. Mon -
the available equipment one day through Friday, from 9 a.m. to
hour prior to the start of the It is not designed to cover total 4 p.m.
auction, which begins at 11 energy costs. Households with heat
a.m. costs included in the rent are eli-
gible to apply for assistance. Ren- -- -
The sale will include prop- ters receiving government subsi-
erty confiscated by the police dized rent assistance, and who do
department, some surplus not pay heat costs directly, will not
office equipment and bicycles. be eligible.
For additional information
regarding the auction, please Applicants must meet certain
call City Hall at 561 -5440 income and asset guidelines to
during normal business hours. qualify for the program. A house-
hold's total income for the 12 months
Pollution Control prior. to application is considered
when determining eligibility, al-
Equipment though households with rapidly City Government
declining income may be eligible
Inspections based on income for the last90days Information
prior to application.
A State law, covering the seven- C hannel 37
county metropolitan area, has been An example of 12 -month income
passed requiring inspections of cars guidelines would .be: $8,100 for a Brooklyn Center cable television
and trucks to make sure the pollu- household of one person and channel 37 is your information
tion control equipment is in proper $15,730 for a household of four resource for local government news.
working order. persons. Certain expenses may be Watch for special programs on rele-
deducted from gross household vant local government issues.
The program is expected to get income to determine EAP- eligible
underway in late 1990 or early 1991, income. Tune in to channel 37 to find out
after standards are established by park and recreation classes and
the Minnesota Pollution Control Assistance amounts vary by events, city job openings, emer-
Agency (MPCA). Limits have been household income, size and fuel gency information, upcoming pub -
established on the cost of repairs, costs (type of heat). Households do lic meeting schedules and agenda,
unless there has been alteration or not have to be behind in payment of city office hours and phone num-
tampering of the pollution control their heating bills in order to apply bers, and other current informa-
equipment. for assistance. tion.
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Volunteers Aid Community By
Serving on Commissions
Several citizen commissions extremely valuable service to the ber should contact the city man -
contribute to the quality of life in community. ager's office, 6301 Shingle Creek
the- community, by helping the Parkway, or call 561 -5440. As va-
Brooklyn Center city council in an Active commissions or groups cancies appear in some commis -
advisory capacity regarding a wide operating in the city include the sions, the mayor will consider
range of activities. Community Development Citizens the applications.
Participation Committee; Charter
Members volunteer their time to Commission; Northwest Hennepin A continuing special thanks to
attend frequent meetings, at least Human Services Advisory Commis- the following commissions and
once each month, to address mat- sion; Housing Commission; Human their members for their time and
ters relevant to the particular Rights and Resources Commission; dedication:
commission. All commission mem- and Park and Recreation Commis -
bers are appointed by the mayor, sion. HOUSING COMMISSION —Phil
subject to confirmation by the city Cohen, Clifford Williams, Sr., Barb
council. These groups operate with - Any resident interested in being Jensen, Reynold Johnson, Nicho-
out a budget while providing an considered as a commission mem- las Eoloff, Bob Torres.
HUMAN RIGHTS AND RE-
SOURCES COMMISSION —Lorna
Smoke Detectors Reduce Seburg, Donna Stoderl, Agatha
Chances of Fatality, Lass Eckman, Louis Sullivan, Susan
Larsen.
PARK & RECREATION COM-
Providing a smoke detector in Certain guidelines should be MISSION- -Arvid (Bud) Sorenson.
each bedroom area and at the followed when purchasing a Don Peterson, Dave Skeels. Larry
top of every stairway can reduce smoke detector: Propst, Scott Burnes, Sara Pollock,
your chances of having a fire Art Mead.
fatality when everyone is asleep Buy a smoke detector that ha s
in the home or apartment by 60 a full description of its opera- PLANNING COMMISSION —Mi-
percent according to experts. tion; instructions for installa- chael Nelson, Lowell Ainas, Molly
tions; information about. expected Malecki, Wallace Bernards, Bertil
The majority of deaths by life of its components such as Johnson, Kristen Mann, Ellamae
fire are not due to burns, but the photo - electric bull) or bat- Sander.
are the result of smoke inhala- teries; and make sure that it has
tion occurring during the night the Underwriters Laboratory Seal CHARTER COMMISSION —Bar-
when the family is sleeping. of Approval (UL). bara Sexton, John Lescault, Neil
Smeaton, Mary Heitzig, Dennis
All rented dwellings must have If the detector requires an elec- Kueng, Edward Commers, Mona
smoke detectors installed, and trical power cord, consider the Hintzman, Allen Anderson, Marie
must meet certain regulations location of electric outlets in the Castle, Everett Lindh, Benjamin
indicated by the Minnesota home. Chatelle, Tony Kuefler, Ron Chris-
Department of Public Safety. tensen.
If it is an electrical detector
Since smoke spreads faster that wires into house current, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
than heat, smoke detectors give remember to consider the instal- CITIZENS PARTICIPATION COM-
faster warning than heat detec- lation costs. MITTEE -- Barbara Jensen, Bud
tors. In addition to saving lives, Sorenson, Ray Haroldson, Tom
smoke detectors can also help For additional information, Lober;, Lois Kline, Agatha Eckman.
reduce property loss if fires can please contact the Brooklyn
be detected and extinguished Center Police Department at 561- NORTHWEST HENNEPIN HU-
early in their development. 5440. MAN SERVICES ADVISORY COM-
MISSION —John Casey. Myrtle I fall.
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Steps To Take In Case Of Sewer Backup
A sewer backup in the home To avoid this problem with secon- sewer service lines. Many mixtures
can be avoided in some instances dary blockages, any property owner produce lethal fumes.
by following a few precautionary or plumbing contractorwho removes
measures, as suggested by the roots from a sewer service line is Never pour flammable liquids
public utility department. asked to contact the City's public (gasoline, oil, solvents, or similar
utility department prior to starting. products) down the drain.
Avoid flushing of nondegradable The City's crew will then coordi-
materials down the sewer. Materi- nate its work to prevent the occur - Always keep water in floor drains
als which will not readily disinte- rence of a secondary backup. and sink traps to avoid a buildup of
grate in water include metal, wood, sewer gas in the home.
plastic, rubber, cloth, sand, glass, Safety hazards relating to the
heavy duty paper products, news- use of the sewer service can also Be sure the vents on your plumb -
paper and similar products, includ- be avoided by following these sug- ing system are operating properly.
ing sanitary napkins. gestions: If the flushing of a toilet causes the
water in your sink traps to gurgle,
Disposable diapers can also cause Never mix household or indus- this is a warning signal which indi-
problems; therefore, it is important trial strength cleaning agents for cates a possible blockage of the
to follow the manufacturer's dis- the purpose of cleaning out your venting system.
posal recommendations. Regard -
less, the plastic outer covers do not Call 927 -8387 For Home
belong in the sewer and will cause
problems. Energy Check Up
If a sewer backup or other drain-
age problem occurs, call the City's Home Energy Check Ups are gible for a $400 weatherization job
public utility department at 561- available in Brooklyn Center to help called "Project Air ", which is pro -
5440, extension 134, from 8 a.m. residents overcome problem cold vided absolutely free by Minnegasco
to 4:30 p.m., Monday through areas in the home. if the home is heated by gas.
Friday. After these hours or on
weekends, call the police depart- Experts will check the efficiency To arrange a check up, please
ment dispatcher at 561 -5443. of the furnace, analyze insulation call West Hennepin Human Serv-
levels from the attic to the base- ices at 927 -8387 and ask for Bob
A City crew will.then check to see ment, and actually measure the or Tom. The Home Energy Check
if the problem is located in the "leaks" of the home by using a and Project Air are sponsored by
main sewer and, if so, it will be "blower door ". In addition, the the City of Brooklyn Center, with
corrected by the crew. If the main program will provide or install $20 administrative assistance funded
sewer is clear, you will be advised to $40 of weatherization materials. by the Minnesota Department of
that the problem is located in your Public Service.
service line and it is your responsi- The cost of this visit is $10, or -
bility to have the problem corrected. free to households meeting cer-
tain income eligibility guidelines. Drug Awareness
Sewer backups are frequently This program is funded by North- A ril 15
found to be caused by roots which ern States Power (NSP) and the p
have grown into the property's sewer household must be a rate payer.
service line. Removal of these roots Drug Awareness Week is
often causes a chain reaction of Gross income guidelines are as scheduled for April 15 -21.
problems. Once the roots are re- follows: 1 person household, Special events will be coor-
moved from the line, they may push $22,700; 2 persons, $25,900; 3 dinated through the schools,
out into the main sewer where they persons, $29,150, 4 persons, churches and civic organi-
again create a blockage. $32,400, 5 persons, $34,450; 6 zations.
persons, $36,450; 7 persons,
The secondary blockage may $38,500, 8 persons, $40,500. Please contact the
cause backups for the property Brooklyn Center City Hall,
owner and neighboring houses Residents whose homes are found 561 -5440, for additional de-
which are more serious than the to be drafty, and who qualify under tails.
original blockage on the service line. the income guidelines, become eli-
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Test and Reduce Radon Risk In Your Home
This article deals with an expla- three to 12 months: and a "char- mental Agency and other authori-
nation of radon, its dangers, test- coal canister" detector which re- ties recommend using this level as
ing procedures, and how to reduce quires a test period of two to seven a guideline to decide whether or
the radon risk. days. not to reduce this level in a home.
Radon is colorless, odorless, Officials at the Minnesota De- If testing reveals high radon lev-
tasteless, and is not a man- made partment of Health, 623-51323, els, a home owner could, for a pe-
pollutant. Radon is a radioactive and the American Lung Associa- riod of time, close off or spend less
gas produced by natural decay of tion of Minnesota, 87:1 -7332, can time in lower levels of the home,
uranium and radium which is found recommend suppliers of radon where the radon levels are gener-
in almost all rocks and soils. detectors. ally the highest. Radon levels nor-
mally decrease 30 to 50 percent
Radon decays relatively quickly Return all exposed detectors to from one floor in a home to the next
into other elements, some radioac- your supplier as soon as the moni- higher floor.
tive, which have been associated toring period is completed. Results
with lung cancer. The risk of con - will include a separate reading for The first typical step in a radon
tatting lung cancer from exposure each detector. reduction program is to increase
to radon depends on the length of the ventilation in the lower levels of
time and levels of exposure. Obvi- Radon levels change from day to the home. The next step is to sand
ously, the risk is greater with long day, and from season to season, all floors and walls touching the
term exposure and high radon lev- with higher levels recorded during soil. The third step is to limit depres-
els. the heating season. For this rea- surization of the home. The last,
son, many experts recommend that and probably most effective method
Radon gas, which is constantly testing be done with an alpha track of radon reduction is sub -slab
released from the soil, is quickly detector and left in place for a full ventilation. This method sucks
diluted outdoors by the atmosphere. year. radon gas away from the founda-
However, indoors and especially in tion of a home before it enters the
well - insulated homes with closed The gas is measured in picocu- home and vents outdoors. If a house
windows and doors, radon is di- ries per liter (pCi /1). The Federal was built with a sump /drain tile
luted more slowly resulting at times Environmental Agency (EPA) has system or a sub -slab or crushed
in high concentrations. established 4 pCi /1 as a limit for rock, a contractor can connect a
most homes. Minnesota's Environ- ventilation system to the sub -slab.
The gas usually enters buildings _
through cracks or openings, such
as openings for sewer and water
pipes, joints between walls and City of Brooklyn Center
floors, hollow concrete blocks, and
cracks in concrete floors. In the CITY COUNCIL,
winter, the difference between in- Dean Nyquist ............ ............................... Mayor
side and outside pressure might Gene Lhotka ........ ............................... Councilman
actually suck radon gas into a Todd Paulson ....... ............................... Councilman
building. Jerry Pedlar ......... ............................... Councilman
Celia Scott ....... ............................... Councilwoman
A free pamphlet, explaining in
more detail what radon is and its Gerald Splinter .... ............................... City Manager
effects, is available through the SERVICE DIRECTORY
Minnesota Department of Health
by calling 623 -5323. Emergency Number (24 Hours)
POLICE - FIRE - MEDICAL ................................... 911
Police (non- emergency, information) .................... 561 -5443
Prior to starting any alterations City Hall Offices ....... ............................... 561 -5440
to your home, make sure the proper (Monday- Friday — 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.)
radon levels are determined. Test- Community Center ............. .......................561 -5448
ing for radon gas level can cost less
than $50 and is fairly simple. Two CITY OFFICES
6301 Shingle Creek Parkway
types of radon detectors are avail-
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota 55430
able: the "alpha track ", which is
usually left in place for a period of
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1989 SPRING PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT BROCHURE
LOCATIONS WHERE CLASSES ARE HELD
Brooklyn Center High School (BCHS), 65th & Humboldt Ave, N.
Brooklyn Center Community Center (CC), 6301 Shingle Ck. Pkwy.
Brooklyn Junior High School (BJHS), 7400 Noble Ave. N.
Centerbrook Golf Course, 5500 N. Lilac Dr.
Earle Brown School, 59th & Humboldt Ave. N.
Evergreen School, 70th & Dupont Ave. N.
Fair Oaks School, 5600 -65th Ave. N.
Garden City School, 3501 -65th Ave. N.
Lions Park Shelter, 55th & Russell Ave. N.
Northport School, 5421 Brooklyn Blvd.
North View Jr. High School (NVJH), 69th & Zane Ave. N.
Orchard Lane School, 6201 Noble Ave. N.
Palmer Lake School, 73rd & West Palmer Lake Drive
Willow Lane School, 70th & Perry Ave. N.
Adult Activities
AQUA EXERCISE - COED
Exercise in water for better health and a trimmer figure. You
do not need to be a swimmer or put your face in the water.
Enjoy a pleasant and invigorating experience to exercise
thorugh this unique approach to exercise with music. Some
aerobics will also be included. Instructors Vicki Syslo #'s 5,6,
Karen Grubb #'s 7, 8, 9. Classes 50 min.
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK, $14.50/10 WEEKS
# Day Begins Time Location
5 Tues. April 4 10:15 a.m. CC
CHILDCARE SERVICE 6 Thurs. April 6 9:15 a.m. CC
The "PLAY CORNER" will be provided for parents attending CLASSES ONCE A WEEK, $13.00/9 WEEKS
morning classes, programs, meetings or swimming at the 7 Tues. April 4 7:20 p.m. NVJH
community center. The minimum age is 6 months. The cost (NO CLASS MAY 16) 8 T & TH April 4 6:30 p.m. NVJH
is 75 cents for each preschool child. The "PLAY CORNER" will (NO CLASS APRIL b)
be open Monday- Friday, 9:00 a.m. -12:15 p.m. After classes 9 TH & T May 11 6:30 p.m. NVJH
or swimming, parents are invited to relax in our concession (N11 CLASS MAY .m
area before picking up their child.
NOONTIME AQUA AEROBICS - NEW
Take a break from your work day and join one of the best
SENIOR AQUA EXERCISE all- around exercise programs. Great music is used and it's a
A fun and healthy class for both men and women 62 years lot of funl You need not be a swimmer or get your hair wet;
and older. (Only one spouse must meet age requirement.) participants workout in the shallow end of the pool. An
You do not need to be a swimmer or put your face in the invigorating class for both men and women! Registration
water. Please furnish your doctor's name and number when Fee $4.50/5 Sessions. Classes 30 min. Instructor Vicki Syslo.
registering. Registration Fee $6.75/10 Sessions. Classes 50 # Day Begins Time Location
min. Instructor Vicki Syslo, 10 Tues. April 4 12:05 p.m. CC
# Day Begins Time Location
11 Thurs. April 6 12:05 p.m. CC
1 Tues. April 4 9:15 a.m. CC AQUA EXERCISE SPECIAL - NEW
2 Tues. April 4 11:10 a.m. CC
3 Thurs. April 6 8:15 a.m. CC Busy schedule? Take a break from your hectic week and
4 Thurs. April 6 10:15 a.m. CC participate in this popular form of exercise. The first 15
minutes will be open swimming where you do your own
thing, followed by 35 minutes of fun and invigorating
exercises done to music. You need not be a swimmer or put
Chlorine treated water CAN discolor swimsuits; sorry we your face in the water. Register for the 6 week session and
are not responsible. save money or pay each time. Registration Fee $8.75/6
Sessions or $2.00 /per time, Classes 50 min. Instructor Vicki
Syslo.
# Day Begins Time Location
12 Mon. April 17 8:15 p.m. NVJH
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ADULT ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
AEROBIC DANCE CLASS AEROBIC PASS CARDS - NEW
All All aerobic classes offer complete and effective con After registering for one Session of classes, participants are
aerobic
muscles, heart and lungs. Eligible to purchase pass cards. The pass cards are
ditioning available at the community center and are 2 for $3.00. The
,* Classes include warmups, aerobic movements, muscle aerobic pass plan offers registered persons the opportunity
group work and cool down stretching, to add additional aerobic classes to their fitness program.
, 1rt Wear comfortable clothes and aerobic shoes. This is !deal for participants who want to exercise more, but
All classes are COED unless noted in the class description. who cannot commit to another day on a regular basis.
w Fitness experts encourage 3 aerobic activities per week. Passes must be used during the spring session.
This can be a combination of classes or classes and walk- Circumstances beyond our control sometimes require us to
ing, swimming, biking, etc. cancel a class; therefore it is the responsibility of the
Classes are 50 minutes in length unless noted in the class individual to check the current schedule before attending
description. Childcare available for morning weekday another class.
classes - See Childcare,
SATURDAY LOW IMPACT AEROBICS
U5 � Whether you sign up fora break from a hectic week, or just
gOn 0 want one more day of exercise, you will enjoy your Saturday
For each class you register for, receive two complimentary
s/ mornings. This class will be taught by staff and guest
passes to use during the spring session. instructors. Join them for a fun workout! Registratin Fee
$11.60/8 Sessions. Instructors Staff.
*Classes are listed in order of intensity. # Day Begins Time Location 25 Sat. April 1 9:30 a.m. NVJH
*BEGINNING LOW- IMPACT AEROBICS
Not to be taken lightly! Everyone has to start somewhere,
why not this class! Easy to follow, hands -on instruction and
low impact, too . . , easy on your joints. Instructors Deb
Eldridge # 13, Bev Wilson # 14, Vicki Syslo #'s 15. \ \\
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK, $13.00/9 WEEKS
# Day Begins Time Location !i y
13 Thurs. March 30 6:00 p.m. NVJH
14 Mon. April 3 10:30 a.m. CC
15 Mon, April 3 7:00 p.m. Evergreen TRIMNASTICS
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK, $10.25/7 WEEKS Exercises to strengthen, ', mprove muscle tone and flexibility
16 Mon. April 17 7:00 p.m. Northport for all parts of the body will be taught. Stomach, hips and
*INTERMEDIATE LOW IMPACT AEROBICS thigh exe rcises are all part of the fun! No dancing will be
done; exercises choreographed to music. Dress
This low impact class is at a little faster pace -- fun -- comfortably and bring a mat to class. Classes 50 min.
challenging. Receive all the benefits of a good workout Instructor Bev Wilson # 27.
without the jumping and jarring of regular aerobics. CLASSES ONCE: A WEEK, $13.00/9 WEEKS
Instructors Bev Wilson #'s 17, 19, 22, Deb Eldridge # 18, Vicki # Day Begins Time Location
Syslo # 20. 26 Wed. April 5 7:00 p.m. Northport
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK, $14.50/10 WEEKS 27 Thurs. April 6 10:30 a.m. CC
# Day Begins Time Location CLASSES ONCE A WEEK, $10.25/7 WEEKS
17 Tues. April 4 7:05 p.m. CC 28 Mon. April 17 6:00 p.m, Northport
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK, $13.00/9 WEEKS
18 Thurs. March 30 7:00 p.m. NVJH 25 LBS. PLUS COED EXERCISE
19 Mon. April 3 9:30 a.m. CC A very basic BEGINNING toning & stretching class designed
20 Mon, April 3 6:00 p.m. Evergreen for the overweight person. This class is unique not only
21 Wed. April 5 6:00 p.m. Northport because of the class pace and format but also because
22 Thurs. April 6 9:30 a.m. CC you must be at least 25 LBS. or more overweight to join. If
*HIGH ENERGY AEROBICS you are comfortable with your size but want to improve
muscle tone and flexibility, this is a class for you! Come and
This level is for persons wanting a high intensity, fast paced, give it c try; we think you'll enjoy it. Wear comfortable
workout. There will be a combination of high and low clothes. Registration Fee $13.00/9 Sessions. Classes 50 mins.
aerobics for the EXPERIENCD exerciser. Tuesday, May2class Instructor Bev Wilson.
will meet at Palmer Lake and on May 16, no class. # Day Begins Time Location
Registration Fee $13,00/9 Sessions. Instructor Jolene Morris. 29 Tues. April 11 6:05 p.m. CC
# Day Begins Time Location
23 Tues. March 28 6:00 p.m. Willow Lane
24 Thurs. March 30 6:00 p.m. Willow Lane Free TRIAL CLASS Tuesday, April 4. Please call and let us
know if you will be coming - 561 -5448.
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ADULT ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
WEIGHT TRAINING FOR WOMEN POTTERY
The weight training machine and flexibility program provide The class is designed to teach the basic skills of throwing and
a well- rounded fitness program. The instructor will teach you hand building. The community center offers a unique
how to use the weight training machine tailored to each opportunity to practice your new skills by including in the
individuals needs. Participants can work at their own registration fee clay for projects, unlimited practice time
progress levels. Registration Fee $11.60/4 Weeks. Classes 1 and firing fees, Bring a workshirt to the first class. Please allow
hour. Instructor Anita Lancello. about $6.00 for purchasing of tools, Registration Fee
# Day Begins Time Location $36.00/7 Sessions. Classes 3 hours. Instructor Karen Haberle,
30 TH & T April 6 7:00 p.m. BCHS # Day Begins Time Location
31 TH & T May 4 7:00 p.m. BCHS 35 Tues. March 21 6:30 p.m. CC
36 Mon. March 27 6:30 p.m. CC
37 Tues. May 9 6:30 p, m. CC
FITNESS AND FUN FOR 55+ - NEW
For men and women 55 years and older new to exercise LAB AND FIRING PRIVILEGES
who want a gentle, low stress workout. Time marches on,
but if we keep our sense of humor and exercise, we can feel Open to persons who have completed a pottery class at
and look better. Using music of the big band era, this class the community center or have had previous experience
will strive to improve flexibility, muscle tone and the and are familiar with the equipment. Lab may be used on
cardio - vascular system at a level safe and comfortable for an unlimited basis other than class time and students may
you, Wear loose fitting clothes and tennis shoes. No class have pieces fired in the seven week period. The lab program
March 27. Registration Fee $4.25/5 Sessions. Classes 50 min. is designed for individuals who want to work independently.
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Instructor Bev Wilson. Clay may be
y y purchased at the community center. Arrange
# Day Begins Time Location your own time to work in the lab during the 7 weeks. No
32 Mon. March 20 11:30 a.m. CC instruction. Starting week corresponds with pottery class
33 Mon. April 11:30a.m, CC schedule at the community center. Registration Fee
$26.00/7 Weeks for new lab students. For returning
participants, please check with instructor.
SELF - DEFENSE FOR WOMEN # Day Begins Time Location
38 TO BE ARRANGED cc
This course is designed for women who want to learn the art 39 TO BE ARRANGED cc
of self- defense. Emphasis will be on learning to protect 40 TO BE ARRANGED cc
yourself by using common sense and practical self- defense
techniques. Instruction will also be given in basic karate
punches and kicks and getting out of holds. Wear loose
fitting clothing. Registration Fee $15.00/4 Sessions. Sessions 1
1/2 hours. Instructor, Mr. Jean Thibodeaux.
# Day Begins Time Location
34 Mon. April 10 6:30 p.m. BCHS
NOTICE ACRYLICS PAINTING
The parks and recreation department does not provide This is a class designed for the beginning and advanced
accident insurance for participants in any of its beginning painting. Color, composition and painting
programs. Participants assume all inherent risk of injury techniques will be explored. Beginners and new students,
from their involvement in programs or activities outlined bring a sketchpad, pencil and kneaded eraser to first
in this brochure. session. A supply list for paints, brushes and painting surface
will be available at class. Returning students, bring your own
supplies and subject matter ideas for painting, Individual
style and expression encouraged. Registratin Fee $32.00/8
Sessions. Classes 3 hours. Instructor Joan Cashin.
# Day Begins Time Location
41 Wed. March 29 6:30 p.m, CC
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ADULT ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
CPR - NEW 55 AND OLDER - CO -REC VOLLEYBALL - NEW
What would you do if a member of your family or co- worker For the first time, co -rec volleyball for men and women 55
stopped breathing, started choking, or had a possible heart years and older is being offered. All skill levels are welcome!
attack? Learn how to handle these emergencies on adults, This is not stiff competition, but an opportunity for an
children, and infants in this American Red Cross Community enjoyable night of volleyball. Games will be played on the
CPR Course, Registration Fee $25.00/2 Sessions. Includes hour from 6 -9 p.m, on a rotation basis. Get together with
instruction and all materials. Classes 4 hours, some friends and register as a team, or individuals may
# Day Begins Time Location register and we'll help organize teams. Please call by March
42 Thurs. March 30 6:00 p.m. CC 15 to express an interest. For more information call Joe,
E61 -5448. "Volleyball 55 +" will play Wednesdays. The cost is
$10.00 per person. Don't miss out on the fun!
THE SINGLES PLACE
The Singles Place has many social and educational
1✓ opportunities planned for single adults this spring. Two
�— special event highlights will be offered: "Understanding Our
0 � ° Differences" with Sara McCormack, M.S., April 4 and "Adult
�• ;; :� Children from Alcoholic and other Dysfunctional Families"
with John Friel, Ph. D., May 1. A divorce information seminar
will be held on May 23. Classes include Golf, Thoroughbred
Handicapping, Merging Families, I'm Right- You're Wrong..
55 ALIVE /MATURE DRIVING . So You Change! What Makes Happy Family, Weight Loss
55 Alive /Mature Driving is an innovative, classroom driver Through Self- hypnosis, and Intimacy: The Ties that Bind.
training program designed to help persons 55 and older On going activities are ballroom dance on Tuesdays (7 p.m.
improve their driving skills. Developed by the American beginners, 8 :30 p.m. advanced), Perspectives single
Association of Retired Persons, the course covers the effects women's self - esteem /self -help support group on
of aging and medications on driving, basic driving rules, Wednesdays at 7 p.m., WE CARE self -help support group on
license renewal, local traffic hazards, adverse road Thursdays at 8 p.m. and Speakeasy small group discussion
conditions, energy saving, and accident prevention on Fridays at 7:30 p.m. For more information or a free
measures. The registration fee of $7.00 per person covers the brochure, call 535 -1790, extension 205. The Singles Place, a
cost of course materials and instruction is provided free. The program offered by Community Education and Facilities,
instruction is provided by trained volunteer instructors. Your Independent School District 281, is located at 4139 Regent
check or money order should be made out to AARP, (cash Ave. N., Robbinsdale.
cannot be accepted). Advanced registration is required,
no walk -ins the day of class. This two session course should
be viewed as an education seminar which has no /
connection to your driving record and does not involve any
driving or testing. You will learn the basic accident
avoidance skills while meeting insurance discount
requirements. Registration Fee $7.00/2 Sessions. Classes 4
hours. Instructor Wilson /luby.
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SILVER SLIPPER DANCE GROUP
LOVE TO DANCE? A little "show biz" still in your blood? If you MINI - 500 TOURNAMENT
are 50 years or older, join us and dance, dance, dance! We Minimum age 18 - No pre -sign up, just bring a partner. Cost
perform dance numbers to broadway hits and nostalgic
favorites. The group welcomes new members. So dance for $2.50 per person, includes coffee. Minnesota state law
fun, for fitness and do a good deed too! How about it? Call Prohibits gambling and all players agree to abide by the
for information, 561 -5448, ext. 170. Scholarships available rulescfthetournament .TournamentsarerunbySeniorAdult
and discounts for couples. Registration Fee $13.50/ 10 volunteers on Saturday, March 25 and April 22, 12:30 -3:30
Sessions. Classes 1 hour. Instructor Bev Wilson. p.m. at the Brooklyn Center Community Center, 6301
# Day Begins. Time Location Shingle Creek Parkway. Park and enter on the lower level,
44 Tues. April 4 4:30 p.m. CC in case of inclement weather, call 561-5448.
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Senior Adult Activities
If you have any questions about the programs listed below,
call Kathy Flesher, Senior Adult Coordinator at 561 -5448.
SENIOR HAPPENINGS SWIMMING POOL
Is a monthly newsletter sponsored by the Brooklyn Center Senior Adult memberships are available for Brooklyn Center
Parks and Recreation Department. The "Senior Happenings" residents 62 years and older, at a special rate of $17.00 for
tell activities going on at the clubs, in the community and 3 months. Application may be made at the community
outings offered. Call for yours today) center desk. Non - residents and resident seniors not
interested in membership may swim for $1.75 per time
single admission.
GIFT TRUNK
A craft club run by Seniors who sell their handcrafted items. MINI -500 TOURNAMENT
Memberships is limited to Brooklyn Center Seniors or
members of either Leisure Time or Brooklyn Twins. For more See Adult Activities for information.
information call 561 -9278 or 561 -4805. Shoppers, visit the Gift
Trunk on the 1st Wednesday of each month from 10:00 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. Selected items are on display and are available
for purchase at the Brooklyn Center Community Center "BRIDGE FOR FUN"
throughout the year. The Gift Trunk will also be open during Join other bridge players who get together for a friendly
spring registration on March 11 from 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. afternoon of bridge. We will play the third Thursday of each
month from 12:30 -3:30 p.m. Please note: New participants
must make a reservation to attend. Call 561 -5448 for
TRANSPORTATION reservations and /or questions. Activities held at Earle brown
Commons Apartments, 6100 Summit Dr. No.
Mini - coaches and transit buses will provide transportation
to city sponsored activities, grocery shopping, and major
shopping excursions from Brooklyn Center apartment
complexes. A donation of $1.00 round trip is asked; 55 ALIVE MATURE DRIVING
however, those unable to make a donation will not be See Adult Activities for information.
turned away. For information about the Five Cities
Transportation program, call Rita DeBruyn 537 -4534 ext. 33.
SENIOR AQUA EXERCISE
SOCIAL CLUBS See Adult Activities for information.
Two social clubs are sponsored by the Brooklyn Center Parks
and Recreation Department. Transportation to both
locations is available through Five Cities Transportation FITNESS & FUN FOR 55+
program from the Brooklyn Center apartment complexes. See Adult Activities for information.
See Transportation.
Leisure Time Club - meets Wednesday throughout the year
from 11:30 a.m. -2:30 p.m. at the Brooklyn Center TAX -AIDE
Community Center,
Brooklyn Twins Club - meets the 1st & 3rd Friday of each Volunteers will help low income seniors with their 1988 tax
month, September - June at Earle Brown School, 59th & returns. Bring your last income tax return and 1988 tax
Humboldt North. materials including renter's or property tax refund. For rent
or property tax credit you need to know total Social Security
received in 1988. This will be on a SSA or RRB 1099. No
appointments, first come basis, through April 13 at the
SENIOR ADULT SWIMMING LESSONS Brookdale Area Library, 6125 Shingle Creek Parkway, Mon.
& Thurs. 9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. Help will also be done at CEAP,
American Red Cross swim lessons for men and women ages 7231 Brooklyn Blvd, by appointment only. Call 566 -9600 for
62 years and older. Here is a chance to brush up on skills you your appointment through April 11. The TAX -AIDE program
have already learned, experience new skills or just start right is offered at other locations, call the IRS. This federally
from the very beginning. We also have room for "Super sponsored program is provided by AARP, NRTA & RSVP.
Chickens." Registration Fee $26.50/ 10 Lessons. Classes some There is NO charge.
days and times as adult lessons. Brooklyn Center residents
$13.25/10 Lessons.
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SENIOR ADULT ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
COMMUNITY TRIPSTERS
Community Tripsters is a program for people age 55 years and older who enjoy getting away once a month on day or overnight
trips. Trips will include tours, attending stage productions, horse racing and other popular events. If you are interested in such
outings and meeting new friends from the surrounding area, join us. Deadline dates listed are on a space permitting basis only.
Refunds given only if trip is cancelled or a substitute can be found to take your place. Bus departs and returns to Brooklyn Center
Community Center. On extended trips, refund policies are very liberal. Call 561 -5448, ext. 170
April 11 - LITTLE SIX BINGO TRIP - Come join the fun Aug. 6 & 7 PIPESTONE /SONG OF HIAWATHA
for an afternoon of bingo. Cost $14.00 PAGAENT - The highlight of this trip, is the
per person includes 2 sessions of bingo, world famous Song of Hiawatha
dauber, escort and transportation. April Pageant presented in the natural am-
11 registration deadline, space permit- phitheater which seats thousands of
ting. Approximate time: 11:30 a.m. - 6:00 people. Other tour highlights include: the
p.m. Laura Ingalls Wilder and Pipestone His -
April 18 - GASTHOF ZUR GEMUTLICHKEIT - Due to torical Museums, the Pipestone Monu-
the popularity of this trip, we are offering ment and the Indian Cultural Center.
it again. "Gem utlichkeit" translated Join us on this special summer get -away.
means socialibility, cozy, comfortable- Cost per person $120 double, triple and
ness" and this is the feeling at this authen- single accomodations offered, A $50
tic German restaurant. After an authen- deposit due June 1, space permitting.
tic meal, you will be treated to special Deposits after this date on availability
German entertainment. Cost per person, basis,
$14.50, includes dinner, entertainment Sept. 26 - Oct. 1 - OZARKS IN THE FALL - Join us on this fun -
and transportation. March 31, registra- filled trip to Ozark country. Explore the
tion deadline, space permitting. Ap- million - year -old Fantastic Caverns,
proximate time: 10:15 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. delight in the Presley's Mountain Music
May 14 -18 - HOLLAND TULIP FESTIVAL - Every year, Concert, and discover Mark Twain's
Holland, Michigan celebrates their world of Hannibal, Missouri. Also visit Silver
Dutch heritage and the blooming of Dollar City and Eureka Springs. These are
milions of tulips with parades, music just a few highlights of this popular tour.
shows, street scrubbing, over 1400 cos- Cost per person $439 double, triple and
tumed Klompen Dancers and eight miles single accomodations offered. A $100
of tulip lanes. Cost $385 per person deposit due byJuly26, space permitting.
double occupancy, triple and single Deposits after this date on an ovailablity
available. Join us for this spectacular basis.
spring trip you'll never forget. A $50 Dec. 1 - 8 . HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA HOLIDAY
deposit per person due by March 3, TOUR - This special motorcoach holiday
space permitting. Deposits after this date tour has been designed especially for
on an availability basis. our Community Tripster friends, Sight
May 18 - CANTERBURY DOWNS RACE TRACK - It's seeing attractions include: Sears Tower,
off and racing into the fifth season! Bus Hershey Park, Chocolate World,
departs approximately 2 p.m. and Christmas -Theme Theater performance,
returns 9 p.m. Cost $7.00 per person in- Victorian Mansion Tour, Carriage Tour
cludes bus transportation, reserved in- and Clock Dinner Theater. Cost per per -
door seating, program and escort. April son $775 Double, triple, quad and single
` 14 registration deadline, space permit- available. A deposit of $100 is due in Oc-
ting. tober.
Space does not allow the complete and exciting details of these trips. If you are interested in a particular trip, please call 561 - 5448
and we will send a trip brochure to you.
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING T.A.P.
Free screening is done at the following areas: Telephone Assurance Program for elderly and
BROOKLYN CENTER COMMUNITY CENTER - 6301 Shingle handicapped who live alone, The program has helped
Creek Parkway. Last Wednesday of each month, 11:00 several persons with immediate needs, in some cases
a.m. -noon. ernergency situations. If you are interested in the program
CEAP - 7231 Brooklyn Boulevard, Thursday, 10:00 a.m. -noon. for yourself or a friend, contact a TAP clerk at 566 -0157. We
really care about our participants Sponsored by the
WEST FIRE STATION - 6250 Brooklyn Blvd. Monday- Friday, Brooklyn Center Police Department.
8:00 -10:00 p.m., Saturday & Sunday, 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
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Children's Activities
BEGINNING BATON WIGGLES AND GIGGLES
Participants will be taught the fundamentals of baton An exercise program for parent and child ages 2 1/2 - 5.
twirling, Skills such as holding the baton, wrist twirls, figure Some exercise, a little dancing, stunts, tricks, and most of all
eights, two - handed spins, basic throws and beginning wiggling and giggling and lots of fun for everyone! Wear
marching will be included. (Participants may have the play clothes and a smile. Registration Fee $10.00/8 Weeks.
opportunity to march in the Earle Brown Days Parade, June Classes 45 min. Instructor Kim White.
22.) There will be 45 minutes of instruction followed by 15 # Day Begins Time Location
minutes of practice. For students with little or no baton 54 Wed. March 29 6:05 p.m. Willow Lane
instruction. For grades 1 -6. Balanced baton may be
purchased for $4.75from instructor. Please indicate so when WINNIE THE POOH FESTIVAL- NEW
registering. Registration Fee $13.50/8 Sessions. Classes 1 Kindergarten boys and girls are invited to enter the world of
hour. Instructor Mary Engelmeyer, Pooh Bear and his friends. Join in creative snack making,
# Day Begins Time Location Pooh Bear crafts and Pooh Bear games, Registration Fee
45 Tues. April 4 7:00 p.m. Willow Lane
$3,75/1 Session. Class 2 hours. Instructor Sandy More.
TUMBLING FOR BOYS # Day Date Time Location
55 Wed. March 29 9:00 a.m. CC
A course in the beginning techniques of tumbling. Students 56 Wed. March 29 Noon CC
will have an opportunity to learn basic skills such as rolls,
headstands and cartwheels. For grades 1 -6. Registration YOUNG WIZARDS - NEW
Fee $12.50/8 Sessions. Classes 45 min. Instructor Susan Kosak. Using simple household items we will have fun playing with
# Day Begins Time Location science. Hidden in your cupboards at home are hundreds
46 Sat. April 1 9:00 a.m. NVJH of puzzles, tricks and games. Join the fun as we experiment
BEGINNING TUMBLING -GIRLS with everyday items. For kindergarten boys and girls ages 5
& 6 years old. Registration Fee $3.75/1 Session. Class 2 hours.
A course in the beginning techniques of tumbling. Students Instructor Mrs. Schiebel.
will have an opportunity to learn basic skills such as rolls, # Day Date Time Location
cartwheels, walkovers and headstands. Girls new to our 57 Wed, April 12 9:00 a.m. CC
program must register for and pass this class before taking 58 Wed, April 12 Noon CC
the more advanced class. For grades K -6. Classes 1 hour.
Instructors Bobbi Murrill #'s 47, 48, 50, 51, Susan Kosak # 49. FANTASTIC FOOD FUN - NEW
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK $12.50/8 WEEKS - 1 HOUR Kindergarten children will learn new ways of using food for
# Day Begins Time location art and eating. Edible art is fun to make and great to eat.
47 Mon. March 27 3:15 p.m. Garden City Join me in making dinosaur eggs and eating them too! Mm!
48 Tues. March 28 3:15 p.m. Palmer Lake Mm! Mm!. Registration Fee $3.75/1 Session. Class 2 hours.
49 Sat. April 1 12:10 p.m. NVJH Instructor Sandy More.
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK $12.00/8 WEEKS - 55 MIN. # Day Date Time Location
50 Wed. March 29 2:45 p.m. Earle Brown 59 Wed. April 26 9:00 a.m. CC
51 Wed. March 29 4:35 p.m. Earle Brown 60 Wed. April 26 Noon CC
ADVANCED TUMBLING - GIRLS PETER COTTONTAIL'S PAL
Students must have passed beginning tumbling. Girls will Join us as we hop down the bunny trail, Along the way we'll
have the opportunity to learn handsprings, one - handed find lots of Eastertime fun. For pre- kindergarten ages 3 1/2 -
and dive cartwheels. Grades 1 and up. Registration Fee 5 years old. Registration Fee $3,75/1 Sessions. Class 2 hours.
$12.50/8 Sessions. Classes 1 hour. Instructor Susan Kosak. Instructor Mrs. Schiebel.
# Day Begins Time location # Day Date Time Location '
52 Sat. April 1 9:50 a.m. NVJH 61 Sat. March 18 1:00 P.M. CC
BEGINNING APPARATUS - GIRLS
Students must have passed beginning tumbling in order to
register for this class. Skills, such as mounts, turns and stunts, 1
will be taught at the beginning level on the use of the
balance beam, uneven arallel bars and vaulting horse. For MAY - DAZE
P 9
grades 1 and up. Registration Fee $12.50/8 Sessions. Classes Let's celebrate spring! With our imagination in full "bloom"
1 hour. Instructor Susan Kosak, we'll create beautiful May Day crafts. Children will also learn
# Day Begins Time Location some of the traditions of this springtime festival.
53 Sat, April 1 11:00 a,m. NVJH Pre - kindergarten ages 3 1/2 - 5 years old. Registration Fee
$3.75/1 Session. Class 2 hours. Instructor Mrs. Schiebel.
# Day Date Time Location
62 Mon. May 1 12:30 p.m. CC
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CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
MAKINGS FOR MOM - NEW SUMMER ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN
Boys and girls! Come and join us as we create beautiful The Brooklyn Center Parks and Recreation Department will
cards and gifts to give your mom on Mother's Day. We'll offer a variety of summer activities. Offerings include
even make something for her sweet toothl For gymnastic camp, tennis lessons, cheerleading camp,
pre- kindergarten ages 3 1/2 - 5 years old. Registration Fee Drop -in Centers, arts & crafts, soccer, softball, pom pom girls
$3.75/1 Session. Class 2 hours. Instructor Mrs. Schiebel. and mere. Special events will also be offered. Don't miss the
# Day Date Time Location summer program brochure and school flyers being
63 Wed. May 10 9:00 a.m. CC distributed the beginning of May or call 561 -5448.
64 Wed. May 10 Noon CC
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM SUMMER DAY CAMP
Day Camp is designed to offer campers (grades 1 -6) a
The after school program enables students to explore fields structured program with a group their own age. Campers
outside the regular school curriculum and will be held im- will participate in cam cooking, crafts, nature, trailblazing,
mediately after school. These programs are designed to ac- rock projects, games and songs. Children will be under the
quaint elementary students with a new skill, or to enjoy a supervision of the 1985 summer recreation staff. A naturalist
new activity. Although these programs are scheduled at
specific schools, you can register for classes outside your and an arts & crafts instructor will conduct special programs.
home school. However, school district policies will not allow Day camp will be held the week following the Drop -in
children to leave school early to participate in an after Centers at our very own Palmer Lake Nature Area. Watch
school class. for specific details in the summer brochure.
If you would like to see a class offered or would like to be
an instructor for a class, please contact the parks and r,W.
recreation department 561 -5448 or your Elementary
School Building Coordinator. 1
Karen Lipski Evergreen 561 -0270
Cameron Cross Garden City 561 -9768 L
Bonnie Capper- Eckstein Palmer Lake 561 -1930
Doug Anderson Fair Oaks 533 -2246 7 J
Linda Hanka Earle Brown 561 -4480 C�
Arvid Lauen Orchard Lane 533 -1645^
Ken Gulbraa Willow Lane 561 -9272 `
CROCHETING FOR KIDS -
Beginning crochet instruction for grades 4 6. Third graders
BAMBI - MARCH 23 -
accepted with consent of instructor. Being a G or H metal Disney's classic, Bambi is coming to the Brooklyn Center
crochet hook and practice yarn to the first class. Community Center on Thursday, March 23. The movie will
Registration fee $7.75/6 Sessions. Classes 1 hour. Instructor be shown at 12:30 and 2:45 p.m. (approximate running time
Esther Hyland. 1 1/2 hours). After the movie, stay for a swim. Admission fee
# Day Begins Time Location for all ages is $1.75 - includes movie and swim (must attend
65 Wed. April 5 3:20 p.m. Evergreen movie to receive special rate). Memberships do not apply.
66 Thurs. April 2:45 p.m. Earle Brown Birthday parties and youth groups are welcome.
Refreshments will be sold.
JOB OPENINGS
NOTICE The Brooklyn Center Parks and Recreation Department is
The parks and recreation department does not provide now taking applications for the following positions: Drop -in
accident insurance for participants in any of its Center leaders, puppetry, lifeguards, swim instructors,
programs. Participants assume all inherent risk of injury preschool and special interest and hobby instructors
from their involvement in programs or activities outlined (woodwork, rocketry, gymnastics, etc.) and aerobics. The
in this brochure. minimum age for employment is 16 years. For more
information about these positions or to apply, call 561 -5448.
MINNESOTA TWINS VS BALTIMORE ORIOLES
DANCE PROGRAM Take Ne Out To The Ballgame! Join us at the Metrodome
Classes continue from winter session. Children will have an when the Minnesota Twins play the Baltimore Orioles. Bus
opportunity to participate in a spring demonstration. No pick ups begin at 10:15 a. m. at the community center and
new students accepted. New classes including Tiny Tot Tap Evergreen, Willow Lane and Grandview Parks. Returns
and Ballet, Creative Dance and Jazz and others may be appro�imatelyl 1/ 2 hours after game. Registration fee $6.00
offered this summer. includes ticke`f, trans;>orlation, and chaperones. Please
send extra money for lunch. Deadline to register is June 29
SOCCER LEAGUE �_ ,= tfiir For grades 1 -6. (Grade entering fall 1989.)
See Outdoor Activities for details. # Day Date Time Location
67 Thurs. July' 1 7 10:15 a.m. Metrodome
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Outdoor Activities
ADULT TENNIS LESSONS
Beginning and intermediate instruction for adults. Basic 1;z
ground strokes, serves, etiquette and volley techniques will
be taught. Classes meet twice a week for 3 weeks. "KIDS" - INTRODUCTION TO SOCCER
Beginning #'s 68, 69. Intermediate # 70. Registration Fee
$14.50/6 Sessions. Classes 1 hour. Instructor John Flanigan. For boys and girls going into kindergarten through third
# Day Begins Time Location grade. This instructional program is designed for children to
68 M & W April 17 7:00 p.m. BCHS have FUN while learning the fundamentals of soccer. Some
69 T & TH May 9 6:30 p.m. Central Park interpark scrimmages will be played. The program meets
70 W & M May 10 6:50 p.m. BCHS twice a week for one hour at various parks in Brooklyn
TEEN TENNIS LESSONS Center. Information including fee, will be in summer
brochure.
Instruction for students in 7th grade and up. Students will
learn basic ground strokes, serves and volley techniques. BROOKLYN CENTER SUMMER SOCCER
Bring your own racquet; balls are furnished. Classes meet Get a kick out of soccer this summer in a program everyone
twice a week for 3 weeks. In case of rain, meet at park can enjoy. This league is for beginning and intermediate
shelter building. Registration Fee $14.50/6 Sessions. Classes players and emphasis will be on participation and enjoy-
s hour. Instructor John Flanigan. ment of the game. Basic skills will be taught and stressed.
# Day Begins Time Location League play will begin in mid -June and run through early
71 M & W April 17 5:50 P.M. BCHS August. MOST GAMES ARE PLAYED AT THE SOCCER COMPLEX
72 T & TH May 9 5:20 p.m. Central Park AT 69th and DUPONT. Volunteers are needed approximate -
73 W & M May 10 5:50 p.m. BCHS ly three hours a week for coaching. Referees with game ex-
perience are also needed and will be paid. Interested
coaches and referees, call Dave, 420 -6393. Registration Fee
;3 $23.00, includes soccer shirt.
ALL STUDENTS GOING INTO:
3rd -4th Grade Beginners
5th -6th Grade Intermediate
7th -8th -9th Grade Juniors
10th -11th -12th Grade High School
KID'S BEGINNING TENNIS LESSONS 18 or older Adult Coed Club
Beginning instruction for children in grades 3 and up.
Students will learn forehand, backhand, serving, court rules, OUTDOOR SUMMER VOLLEYBALL
etiquette and scoring. Bring your own racquet; balls are The Brooklyn Center Parks and Recreation Department will
furnished. In case of rain, meet at park shelter building. again be offering the popular adult summer volleyball
Registration Fee $14.50/6 Sessions. Classes 1 hour. Classes league program. If you are interested in forming a team and
meet twice a week for 3 weeks. Instructor John Flanigan. participating in our league, call 561 -5448 for more
# Day Begins Time Location information.
74 M & W April 17 3:30 p.m. Evergreen
75 M & W April 17 4:30 p.m. Evergreen GOLF LESSONS
76 T & TH May 9 4:00 p.m. Willow Lane Indoor instruction for youth (7th grade and up) and adults.
77 W & M May 10 3:20 p.m. West Palmer
78 W & M May 10 4:35 p.m. Kylawn Participants must furnish their own clubs. Bring a 7 iron to the
first class. Balls and mats furnished for classroom instruction.
TENNIS CLASS LOCATIONS Each class limited to 6 golfers, minimum 4. Participants will
Evergreen Park Courts, 72nd & Bryant Ave. N. receive a complimentary pass for a round of golf at
Centerbrook Par 3 Golf Course, for the 1989 season. Classes
Kylawn Park Courts, 61 st & Kyle Ave. N. 1 hour. Registration Fee $25.00/5 Sessions. Instructor PGA
West Palmer Park Courts, 70th & Palmer Lake Drive GOLF PRO.
Willow Lane Park Courts, 69th & Orchard Ave. N. # Day Begins Time Location
Central Park, 6301 Shingle Creek Parkway (located behind A Tues. March 28 6:30 p.m. Lions Park Shelter
the community center) B Tues, March 28 7:30 p.m. Lions Park Shelter
BCHS, Brooklyn Center High School, 65th & Humboldt C Thurs. March 30 6:30 p.m. Lions Park Shelter
D Thurs. March 30 7:30 p.m. Lions Park Shelter
BROOKLYN CENTER TENNIS CLUB E Tues. May 2 6:30 p.m. Lions Park Shelter
F Tues. May 2 7:30 p.m. Lions Park Shelter
Beginning, intermediate and advance levels of tennis play G Thurs. May 4 6:30 p.m. Lions Park Shelter
for men and women. Summer activities include team tennis, H Thurs. May 4 7:30 p.m. Lions Park Shelter
ladder play and tournaments. A good opportunity to Registration for lessons begins Saturday, March 18 at
become acquainted with other tennis players in your CENTERBROOK CLUBHOUSE - 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
neighborhood at a minimal cost. For more information For more information or question call Kurt Johnson, at 561 -
contact Dr. Brian (Bud) Mum, 537 -0027. 3239.
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
GIRL'S SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE "KIDS" INTRO TO SOFTBALL
There will be a 7 -9th grade girl's slow pitch league again this For boys and girls going into kindergarten through third
summer. Teams from Brooklyn Center, Robbinsdale and
Brooklyn Park play in the league. grade. "Kids" Intro is an instructional program designed
for children to have FUN while LEARNING good
There will be a 10 -12th grade girl's slow pitch league with sportsmanship, team work and the fundamentals of
teams from Brooklyn Center, Robbinsdale, Plymouth, softball. Most children enroll in "Kids" Intro to Softball for at
Brooklyn Park, Minnetonka and Fridley. least two seasons. The program meets twice a week for
Grades are as of May 1, 1989, The deadline for sign up for one hour at various parks in Brooklyn Center.
both leagues is May 1. The registration fee of $27.00 per
player includes a shirt.
• YOUTH SOFTBALL. - NEW El
For youth in grades 4 -6 as of fall 1989. This option is for
players with less softball experience who are looking for
a program with emphasis on mastering the skills of
throwing, hitting and fielding. The majority of the time will
be spent playing softball games ending with league
games. The program will begin practice two days a week
in June and run for five weeks.
BOY'S SLOWPITCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE
An organized, recreational boy's slow pitch softball league
will be offered this summer in cooperation with other YOUTH SOFTBALL. LEAGUE
Northwest suburban park & recreation departments. Form For youth in grades 4 -6 as of fall 1989 and for players in
your own team or call 561 -5448, to be placed on a team. 3rd grade who have previously participated in "Kids"
Practice begins in early June. The registration fee is $20.00
per person which includes a shirt. Register by May 15. Introduction to Softball for a minimum of two years. This
Division 1: Boys, ages 13 -15 as of August 1, 1989 league is for more experienced players who have
Division 2: Boys, ages 16 -18 as of August 1, 1989 mastered the basic skills of throwing and hitting, The
instructional portion will cover advanced softball
YOUTH BASEBALL REGISTRATION techniques such as pitching, sliding and team strategy.
The majority of the time will be spent playing softball
Little League and Babe Ruth registration will be held games ending with league games. No tryouts, everyone
Saturday, March 11 & 18, 10 a.m. -2 p.m. at the community will play. The league will begin practice two days a week
center. For further information, call American Little League in June and run for five weeks.
- Les Thurs, 561 -5853. National Little League - Tom Shinnick,
560 -0273 and Babe Ruth - Mike Strietz, 560 -2509,
MINNESOTA TWINS CLINIC JR. HIGH FASTPITCH SOFTBALL
The Minnesota Twins will be conducting a baseball clinic for This program is designed to give players the opportunity
6 -18 year old boys and girls on Friday, May 12 at 4:00 p.m,
in Fridley. The clinic is at Commons Park, 555 61st Ave. NE, to learn and practice the skills of fastpitch softball. Skills
and will run 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Participants should bring their to be covered include bunting, hitting, base running,
gloves and shoes; the Twins provide the rest, There is no sliding, throwing mechanics and defensive skills. The
charge and coaches are welcome to attend. program begins the week of June 19 and runs for five
weeks. Players meet two hours a day, twice a week.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION INCLUDING FEES, STARTING
DATES, AND TIMES WILL BE IN THE SUMMER BROCHURE
1 WITH REGISTRATION BEGINNING IN EARLY MAY.
SCOREKEEPERS WANTED
MINNESOTA TWINS VS. BALTIMORE ORIOLES Scorekeepers needed for adult softball leagues which play
See Childrens Activities for information. week nights and weekends. For more information, call Joe
at 561 -5448,
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
EXERCISE FACILITIES/ PROGRAMS DISCOVER PALMER LAKE NATURE AREA
• Heatthbeat -An outdoor one mile exercise course, com- Visit the Palmer Lake Nature Area located just east of 69th
bining a complete physical fitness program with outdoor and Xerxes. Consisting of more than 200 acres, the nature
fun for the whole family. The course begins and ends at area has both paved and wood chip trails, observation
the north end of Central Park, convenient for individuals areas and ponds. The unique, natural characteristics
interested in using the facilities at the community center, provide a habitat for many types of plant, animal and
Each station in the course provides three different levels
of exercise. aquatic life forms.
• Shingle Creek Trailway - Separate trails for bikers and Special programs are scheduled this spring. Watch for flyers
hikers. A pleasant three mile walk or bicycle ride paral- distributed through the elementary schools.
leling Shingle Creek and accessible from the community
center. The trail presently connects from Palmer Lake
Nature Area to Lions Park and with the Minneapolis sys-
tem.
Special Activities
ADAPTED RECREATION
The adapted recreation program is a cooperative effort of \ /
the cities of Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden /
Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Plymouth, Robbinsdale,
and West Hennepin Community Center. \
West Hennepin Community Center is an agency serving
individuals with developmental disabilities and their families
in the West and Northwest Hennepin area. Services include co
information and referral, advocacy, counseling. Programs
include social /recreational clubs and education programs.
An integration specialist is on staff to assist parents, Teen Bowling League - Meet new friends at our
professionals and individuals who are interested in popular bowling league on Monday afternoons. For teens
participating in "non- adapted" parks and recreation with developmental disabilities ages 12 -17 years old, The
programs, Call 933 -9105 for information and registering league meets at New Hope Bowl, 7107 42nd Ave. N., April
procedures. 3 - June 5. $17.00 league fee and $2.00 for each Monday
bowled.
Bowling League - Join in on a league every Saturday
morning, For adults 18 years and older with developmental
^ o .� disabilities, who want to improve their techniques, show off
their skills, meet new friends and just have fun. Starts April 1
June 3, 10:00 a.m. - Noon at Doyles, 5000 W. Broadway,
• Crystal. $15.00 league fee, also $2.00 for each Saturday
I bowled.
Friday Night Social - A social recreational group for
Saturday Sunshine Kids - A social/ recreational adults with developmental disabilities. The group meets
program designed for children with developmental every Friday for new games, movies, field trips, plays,
disabilities, ages 5 -11 years old, Activities include: arts /crafts, speakers and community experiences at Northport School
cooking, music and sports. Sunshine Kids will meet at in Brooklyn Center, March 31 - June 2, 7:00 -9:00 p.m. Fee
Zanewood Community Center, 7200 Zane Ave. N., April 1 - $18.00.
June 3, Advanced registration fee, $30.00.
Teen Action - This exciting social and recreation
Youth Connection - A program designed to promote program is for teens with developmental disabilities, 12 -17
recreation activities for teens with developmental years old. The group will focus on improving their leisure skills
disabilities, 12 -17 years old. The program will enhance through field trips and community experiences. Teen Action
socialization skills of teens through activities such as meets every other week at various locations. Teens must be
organized games, drama, singing, creative art and outdoor able to work in a ratio of 1 staff to 8 participants. The club
activities. Begins Thursday, April 6 - June 1, 3:30 -5:30 p.m, at fee is $10.00 plus any cost for field trips and food. Call for
Fair School, 3915 Adair Ave., Crystal. Advanced registration your schedule of events. Teen Action will meet every other
fee, $30.00. week at various locations , .. Join Us!
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Special Activities Continued
BROOKLYN COMMUNITY HARMONETTES HOLIDAY BAZAAR
The Harmonettes are women over high school age who The 18th Annual Holiday Bazaar will be Saturday, November
enjoy music. Performances are given throughout the metro 4 at the Brooklyn Center Community Center. If you are a
area with an annual spring finale show. The show is craftor and would like information on how to participate,
developed each year with new songs, costumes and call the parks and recreation department the first week in
choreographed dances accompanied by a four piece May, Tables are distributed through the lottery system. Rules
band. There is a nominal registration fee. The group is co- and information will be mailed to you with the registration
sponsored by Brooklyn Center and Brooklyn Park Parks and form. Each craffor must have a valid seller's sales tax permit
Recreation Departments. For more information call (unless selling only non - taxable items- clothes) to be eligible
561 -5448. Rehearsals are Mondays, 7:30 p.m. at Brooklyn for the draw.
Junior High School. Ne members are welcome Director
Colleen Devine,
COMMUNITY CENTER GALLERY
The gallery located in the Brooklyn Center Community
_ W& Center is available for photography or mixed media shows
_- - at various times throughout the year. There is no charge for
the exhibit space. Contact Kathy Flesher at 561 -5448 for
further information.
7. J Gallery Shows
'
Hennepin Artists Spring Show - April 3 -28
P P 9 P
Youth Art Month - March
SPRING MUSIC SHOW - MAY 5 & 6 Monroe Elementary - K -6
"Yesterday Once More" is the theme for the annual spring Instructor Doug Rice
show featuring the Brooklyn Community Harmonettes and
the Brooklyn Community Children's Chorus. The show will be
held on Friday, May 5 and Saturday, May 6 at 8 p.m. in the GIFT CERTIFICATES
auditorium at Park Center High School. They will perform a
variety of styles including jazz, broadway show tunes and Need a gift idea? If you are tired of giving perfume or
popular songs. Tickets will be on sale at the community aftershave for birthday and special occasion gifts, or
center beginning April 1 or can be purchased from the cannot think of something original, get a parks and
Harmonettes and children's chorus members. Tickets will recreation gift certificate. Gift certificates are available in
also be sold at the door. Admission is $3.50 for adults and any monetary value and can be used toward classes, trips,
$2.50 for children under 12 and senior adults (62 and over). special events, swimming and merchandise. Certificates
Tickets will cost 50 cents more at the door. are available during office hours in the parks and recreation
department at the Brooklyn Center Community Center,
6301 Shingle Creek Parkway. For more information, call
561 -5448.
BROOKLYN COMMUNITY BAND
The band is co- sponsored by the Brooklyn Center and
Brooklyn Park Parks and Recreation Departments and is
open to all post high school age men and women. Practice BROOKLYN CENTER WOMEN'S CLUB
is Monday nights at North View Jr. High. New members are The Brooklyn Center Women's Club meets at 1:00 p.m. the
welcome. For more information call the parks and second Tues, of every month through May in Constit--tion
recreation department at 561 -5448. Director Paul Hall of the Brooklyn Center Community Center. Membership
Schierenbeck. is open to any woman over the age of 21, Dues are $5.00.
The purpose of the club is to promote social, cultural and
civic activities for area women. A variety of programs are
presented each month, followed by refreshments and a
THE HOUSE socialtime. On Mar. l4 , the speaker isfrom Courage Center.
The House is a drop -in program that provides social & April 11, features a special program with the Chautaugua
recreation opportunities for adults with mental health Traveling Players, May 9 is the annual spring luncheon with
problems. If you would like to get involved, it's easy, contact the social at noon. The spring trip schedule begins on March
Mary, the program director at 560 -4412. There is an 28 to LOSeur for a tour of the W.W. Mayo House with lunch
answering machine if you can not reach her directly. the at The Shakopee House. On April 27 we see "Cow Girls" at
drop -in is a volunteer program, you can come to one the Great North Ame History Theater in St. Paul with
activity a month or all of the activities, it is up to you! lunch at Filbert's. On May 23 the trip will be to Duluth, lunch
at Grandma's and a I'.arbor cruise.
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Special Activities Continued
EARLE BROWN DAYS - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED ENTERTAINMENT IN THE PARK
Those little meetings, after work get togethers and Entertainment In The Park returns for the fourth exciting
volunteer brain storming sessions have already started. season beginning June 13. Mark your calendar now. Details
Those involved are in the process of planning the 1989 will be available in the summer brochure.
Earle Brown Days festival.
1989 Schedule
You too can be part of all the excitement that planning
the festival involves. If you're a dedicated individual, June 13 Reuben Ristrom's Jazz Ensemble
have new ideas and some time to volunteer to be a part June 20 The Rockin' Hollywoods
of this exciting event, we can use your help. June 27 Swinging Ambassadors
Volunteers are needed to help with the parade, junior July 4 No Concert
royalty, and new events. Call Sue at 561 -5448. July 11 Roseville Community Band and
Brooklyn Community Band
EARLE BROWN DAYS -June 21 - 25 July 18 Brooklyn Center Puppet Playhouse
The Flyers
Earle Brown Days is back and it's bigger and better than July 25 Minneapolis Pops Orchestra
ever. August 1 Barbary Coast Banjo Brass
Some of the events to be held include: August 8 Medicine Show Music Company
June 21 Ice Cream Social - Brookdale August 15 Scott Hansen's Comedy Gallery
August 22 Dick Macko Band
June 22 -25 Carnival - community center parking lot August 29 Stoney Lonesome
June 22 Parade 69th to 59th & Dupont
June 24 Kids Fishing Contest - Shingle Creek
Golf Tournament - Centerbrook BROOKDALE - HENNEPIN AREA LIBRARY
June 25 Car Show - To be announced 6125 Shingle Creek Parkway - 566 -2034
Junior Royalty - community center
Sunday In Central Park - Central Park HOURS
5:15 p.m. - Teddy Bear Band Monday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
6:15 p.m. - Brass Tracks Friday - Saturday 10:00 a.m • - 5:00 p.m.
8:45 p.m. - Brooklyn Community Band Sunday (Through - April) Noon - 5:00 p.m.
10:00 p.m. - Fireworks Spectacular
Detailed schedule of activities will be in the summer PROGRAMS
brochure. Tuesday, April 25, 2:30 -4:30 p.m. Friends of the Brookdale
Library Book Discussion group: "Is the Quality of Education
SUMMER TEEN ACTIVITIES Declining ?" Public invited to participate. Call 566 -8300 for
booklist.
Nothing to do this summer? The parks and recreation
department will offer many fun activities for junior and senior
high teens.
Girls Summer Basketball League - grades 9 -12
Summer Soccer
Physical Fitness Class - grades 9 -12
Aerobic Exercise Classes:`' >•`.>
Modeling
Tennis Lessons
MATERIALS AND SERVICE
Watch for flyers coming in May or call 561 -5448.
Why not check out a foreign language magazine and prac-
FRIENDLY VISITOR VOLUNTEERS WANTED tice your German, French or Spanish. You can read about
current affairs in Der Spiegel L'Express or Geomundo
Senior Community Services, an agency serving senior The Friends of the Brookdale Library have purchased a PC
adults, is currently seeking persons to visit older adults in the Transporter (PCT) system for the library's Apple Ilgs
Brooklyn Center area. These older adults are homebound microcomputer. PCT allows the Ilgs to mimic an IBM PC-
and may be lonely, depressed, or isolated. Some of them compatible thus enabling patrons to use IBM - compatible
are experiencing loss or change in their lives which can be software on the llgs. With PCT running, the computer is con -
very difficult to handle alone. If you enjoy listening, talking, figured as follows:
giving encouragement, and becoming a friend, this IBM PC XT- compatible computer, 640K memory
program could be just for you. A few hours of your time a one 360K disk drive (Apple 3 1 /2' drive also available)
month can be a wonderful inspiration to someone who color monitor (CGA)
needs a link with the outside world. If you would be willing IBM Graphics Printer emulated by an Imagewriter II
to give this type of support to someone in the Brooklyn mouse
Center area, please call Bonnie Webb at Senior Community The computer may be reserved up to 3 days ahead, for one
Services at 933 -9311. hour, by calling the Brookdale Media Desk, 566 -3094.
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Centerbrook 1301f COUrse
9 Hole Par 3
5500 North Lilac Drive, Brooklyn Center, MN 55430
561 -3239
CITY OF BROOKLYN CENTER
1989 GOLF LEAGUES
MEN'S LEAGUE
Who: All men 18 years of age and older.
What: Organized golf play using MGA handicap system and special weekly events, prizes and seasonal trophies.
When: Tee times beginning at 4:00 p.m., Thursdays for 14 weeks, May 4 - August 3.
Fee: $12.00 plus weekly green fees.
MORNING WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Who: All women 18 years of age and older.
What: Organized golf play using handicaps with special weekly events, prizes and seasonal trophies.
When: Tee times starting at 7 :00 a.m., Thursdays for 14 weeks, May 4 - August 3.
Fee: $12.00 plus weekly green fees.
EVENING WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Who: All women 18 years of age and older.
What: Organized golf play using handicaps with special weekly events, prizes and seasonal trophies.
When: Tee times beginning at 4:00 p.m., Mondays for 14 weeks, May 1 - August 14.
Fee: $12,00 plus weekly green fees.
SENIOR LEAGUE
Who: Men or women 60 years of age or older.
What: Organized golf play using handicaps with special weekly events, prizes and seasonal trophies.
When: Tee times starting at 7:00 a,m., Tuesdays for 20 weeks, May 2 - September 12.
Fee: $10.00 plus weekly green fees.
YOUTH LEAGUE
Who: Girls and boys 8 -17 years of age.
What: Organized golf play using handicaps with special weekly events, prizes and seasonal trophies.
When: Tee times at noon, Wednesdays for 10 weeks, June 14 - August 16.
Fee: $6.00 plus weekly green fees.
COUPLES LEAGUE
Who: Couples
What: Organized golf play using handicaps and special weekly events, prizes and seasonal trophies.
When: Tee times beginning at 4:30 p.m., Fridays for 14 weeks May 5 - August 4.
Fee: $24.00 plus weekly green fee.
LEAGUE REGISTRATION BEGINS SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 10:00 A.M. at CENTERBROOK GOLF COURSE.
k One person may sign up for the entire foursome with the appropriate league entry fees.
,k The league entry fee must be paid at the time of registration. �t
MINI GOLF RANGE
During the winter and early spring months, a mini indoor golf range (large nE?t) will be available for anyone interested in keeping
their swing in shape. Bring your own clubs, golf balls furnished. Cost: $2.00 per 1/2 hour. Open daily, see spring hours. Reservations
on the first come basis. The mini range is located in Lions Park (next to Centerbrook) 55th tic Russell N.
CLUBHOUSE & MINI RANGE HOURS
MONDAY - FRIDAY 10:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m.
SATURDAY 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
CLUBHOUSE
Features kitchen with snack bar; perfect for small meeting or company golf outings. Seating capacity 40 people. No liquor
permitted.
RATES - MINIMUM 2 HOURS
Brooklyn Center civic groups - $10.00 per hour
Private, non - Brooklyn Center
civic and business groups - $25.00 per hour
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Swim Activities
Swim registration starts at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 11, 1989. All
other class registrations begin at 1:00 p.m. (Numbers will be given
out one hour before registration). WHEN REGISTERING FOR
SWIMMING LESSONS, PLEASE GIVE US THE NUMBER OF THE CLASS.
PARENT AND TOT SWIM LESSONS SENIOR ADULT SWIMMING LESSONS
Water adjustment and beginning swim lessons for children American Red Cross swim lessons for men and women ages
2 and 3. One parent must accompany the child in the 62 years and older. Here is a chance to brush up on skills you
water, preferably the some parent each time. Registration have already learned, experience new skills or just start right
Fee $18.00/10 Lessons. Classes 30 min. from the very beginning. We also have room for "Super
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK FOR 10 WEEKS Chickens." Registration Fee $26.50/10 Lessons. Classes same
# Day Begins Time Location days and times as adult lessons. Brooklyn Center residents
79 Sat. March 25 10:05 a.m. CC $13.25/10 Lessons.
80 Sat. March 25 10:40 a.m. CC
81 Mon. March 27 6:00 p.m. NVJH
82 Tues. March 28 6:00 p.m. CC
83 Tues. March 28 6:35 p.m. CC Chlorine treated water CAN discolor swim suits; sorry we
84 Wed. March 29 6:00 p.m. NVJH are not responsible.
85 Thurs. March 30 6:00 p.m. CC
86 Thurs. March 30 6:35 p.m. CC
DAYTIME CLASSES TWICE A WEEK FOR 5 WEEKS
87 M & W March 27 9:30 a.m. CC ADULT SWIM LESSONS
88 M & W May 1 9:30 a.m. CC Beginner through swimmer level swim instruction for adult
PRESCHOOL AND CHILDREN SWIM LESSONS and high school age. Here is an opportunity to learn to swim
or brush up on your strokes. Registration Fee $26.50/10
American Red Cross Swimming Instruction, beginner Lessons. Classes 40 min.
through swimmer. Classes have an average ratio of 5 CLASSES ONCE A WEEK FOR 10 WEEKS
students/ instructor. Preschool swim lessons for 4 and 5 year # Day Begins Time location
olds. Children swim lessons for 6 and older. Parents do not 115 Tues. March 28 7:45 p.m. CC
accompany child in the water. Registration Fee $18.00/10 116 Thurs. March 30 7:45 p.m, CC
Lessons. Classes 30 min. DAYTIME CLASSES TWICE A WEEK FOR 5 WEEKS
CLASSES ONCE A WEEK FOR 10 WEEKS 117 M & W March 27 10:40 a.m. CC
# Day Begins Time Location 118 M & W May 1 10:40 a.m. CC
89 Sat. March 25 9:30 a.m. CC
90 Sat. March 25 10:05 a.m. CC ADULT SUPER CHICKEN
91 Sat. March 25 10:40 a.m. CC For those persons, high school age and up who have a real
92 Sat. March 25 11:15 a.m. CC fear of water. Here is an opportunity to overcome that fear
93 Mon. March 27 6:00 p.m. NVJH and enjoy the sport. Registration Fee $26.50/10 Lessons.
94 Mon. March 27 6:35 p.m. NVJH Classes same days and times as adult lessons.
95 Mon. March 27 7:10 p.m. NVJH
96 Mon. March 27 7:45 p.m. NVJH ADAPTIVE SWIM LESSONS
97 Tues. March 28 6:00 p.m. CC
98 Tues. March 28 6:35 p.m. CC Swimming lessons for children and adults of all ages who are
99 Tues. March 28 7:10 p.m. CC physically and /or mentally handicapped. Classes have a
100 Tues. March 28 7:45 p.m. CC ratio of one student to one instructor. Registration Fee
101 Wed. March 29 6:00 p.m. NVJH
$18.00/10 Lessons. Classes 30 min.
102 Wed. March 29 6:35 p.m. NVJH
# Day Begins Time location
103 Wed. March 29 7:10 p.m. NVJH
119 Sat. March 25 9:30 a.m. CC
104 Wed. March 29 7:45 p.m. NVJH
105 Thurs. March 30 6:00 p.m. CC 120 Thurs. March 30 7:45 p.m. CC
106 Thurs. March 30 6:35 p.m. CC PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
107 Thurs. March 30 7:10 p.m. CC
108 Thurs. March 30 7:45 p.m. CC Private swim lessons are available at the community center
DAYTIME CLASSES TWICE A WEEK FOR 5 WEEKS and North View Jr. High. Privates will be held some days and
109 M & W March 27 9:30 a.m. CC times as child and adult swim lessons. For registration
110 M & W March 27 10:05 a.m. CC information contact Steve, 561 -5448, Registration Fee
ill M & W March 27 10:40 a.m. CC $9,00/1 Lesson or $40.00/5 Lessons. Classes 30 min.
112 M & W May 1 9:30 a.m. CC
113 M & W May 1 10:05 a.m. CC
114 M & W May 1 10:40 a.m. CC
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SWIM ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
DIVING 1 AND 2 CPR - NEW
Beginning springboard lessons for children who are What would you do if a member of your family or co- worker
advanced beginner or better swimmers. Diving 2, must have stopped breathing, started choking, or had a possible heart
taken Diving 1. Registration Fee $20.00/10 Lessons. Classes attack? Learn how to handle these emergencies on adults,
30 min. children, and infants in this American Red Cross Community
DIVING 1 CPR Course. Registration Fee $25.00/2 Sessions. Includes
# Day Begins Time Location instruction and all materials. Classes 4 hours.
121 Mon. March 27 7:45 p.m. NVJH # Day Begins Time Location
122 Tues, March 28 7:45 p.m. CC 42 Thurs. March 30 6:00 p.m. CC
DIVING 2
123 Thurs. March 30 7:45 p.m. CC OPEN WATER SCUBA COURSE
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING - NEW This class is designed for adults interested in underwater
diving and who are comfortable in water. Each person must
Do you like dancing and music, are you an advanced provide his own mask, fins and snorkle in the second lesson.
beginner swimmer or better? Combine all three in beginning Other equipment will be provided. Class is 4 1/2 hours in
synchronized swimming! Learn basic stunts and formations length and will meet once a week for 4 weeks. Open water
in the water and develop routines set to music. Registration dives are a requirement of this class at an additional fee of
fee $20.00/10 Lessons. Classes 30 min. approximately $99.00 which includes a textbook. On
# Day Begins Time Location completion of the course an internationally recognized
124 Thurs. March 30 7:45 p.m. CC certificate card will be awarded. Registration Fee $100.0014
Sessions. Classes 4 1/2 hours.
NOTICE # Day Begins Time Location
The parks and recreation department does not provide 127 Sun. April 2 3:30 p.m. CC
accident insurance for participants in any of its programs. 128 Sun. April 30 3:30 p.m. CC
Participants assume all inherent risk of injury from their NORTH VIEW OPEN SWIM
involvement in programs or activities outlined in this
brochure. Begins Thursday, March 30, 7:30 -9:00 p.m.
Cost 75 cents per person.
BASIC RESCUE AND WATER SAFETY NORTH VIEW POOL AND GYM RENTAL
A Red Cross course for person ages 1 1 and older. Skills in self
rescue, extensions and artificial respirations will be taught. The North View Jr. High Pool and Gymnasium, located at
Students must pass a preliminary swimming test and must 69th and Zane Avenue North are available for rental at
attend every class. Absences will not be made up. various limes during the week. Reservations are requested
Registration Fee $28.00/10 Lessons. Classes 1 hour. a minimum of two weeks in advance. Call Steve at 561-5448
# Day Begins Time Location for further information. Costs Pool $25.00 /per hour. Gym
125 Sat. March 25 9:30 a.m. CC $15.00 /per hour.
COMMUNITY CENTER POOL RENTAL
The community center pool is available for rental by your
group or party at various times during the week. Call Steve
at 561 -5448 for further information. Cost $49.00 /per hour.
BROOKLYN SWIM CLUB
All boys and girls 6 through college age are invited to join
the Brooklyn Swim Club, the local Minnesota U.S. Swim Club,
for competitive swimming, sponsored by the Brooklyn
LIFEGUARD TRAINING - NEW Center and Brooklyn Park Parks and Recreation
A Red Cross course for persons 15 and older. Students must
Departments. The swim club offers a wide range of
be able to swim underwater, surface dive, tread water and programs for individuals for all levels of ability in competitive
swim 500 continuous yards, 50 yards of crawlstroke, swimming. For further information call 561 -5448. A free two
breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke. The 8 week trial period is offered to any interested swimmer who
hour Standard First Aid course and 6 hours of student has never tried competitive swimming.
guarding is an additional part of this course. Time will be
arranged at the first class. This course is the prerequisite for
persons wishing to be lifeguards. Attendance is required
and absences will not be made up. Registration Fee
$75.00/10 Sessions and includes instruction, and materials.
Classes 3 hours. Instructor Steve Froehlich.
# Day Begins Time Location
126 Wed, April 5 7:00 p.m. NVJH
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SWIM ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
CHILDCARE SERVICE SPECIAL MONTHLY POOL ATTRACTIONS
The "Play Corner" will be provided for parents attending
morning classes, programs, meetings or swimming at the ( MARCH
community center. The minimum age is 6 months. The cost HOP IN SPLASH - " SATURDAY NIGHT
is 75 cents for each preschool child. The "PLAY CORNER" will r LIVE ", March 18, 6 -9 p.m. Hop on in
be open Monday- Friday 9:00a.m. to 12:15 p.m. After classes and join us on the bunny trail. Win
or swimming, parents are invited to relax in our concession special prizes during our special
area before picking up their child. Easter egg hunt! Enjoy all the other
CELEBRATE YOUR BIRTHDAY WITH US c bunny activities too! Saturday
Night Live admission rates. *
Celebrate your birthday with us. Come
». to the community center on your
6 birthday and with one paid admission •'-,�
or more (friend, family, etc.), you get in
✓'� free. For small groups, call ahead and
we'll arrange a room for you to have APRIL
- -� birthday rthday cake. A great way to get
into the swim of things on your birthday. DON'T BE A FOOL - COME TO THE POOL! "SUPER
For more information call 561 -5448. SATURDAY," April 1, 1-4
p.m. A fun and April O
FITNESS TESTING Foolish afternoon for the
Anyone interested in attaining good physical condition, whole family. Swimming,
looking, nd most importantly feeli music, and a few
9- p y g good, should Regular
Reg . . . .
determine their level of fitness. Your exercise program can surprises. . . . . .
be started by a body composition test. Discover your admission rates.
percentage of body fat and your present fitness level. This
is sponsored by Accent on Health and the Brooklyn Center
Parks & Recreation Department. Registration Fee $7.00.
Appointment times will be taken from 11:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m.
Call 561 -5448. q +
# Day Date Location + �/ . SPRING FLING - "SATURDAY
129 Sat. March 11 CC 1` 0 NIGHT LIVE. April 29, 6 -9
p.m. Put on those new
SWIM INSTRUCTORS WANTED
-- bathing suits and
Swim instructors needed for spring and summer sessions. ° _ celebrate the end of
U
Morning, afternoon and evenings hours available. Must be winter with swimming,
at least 16 years old and have passed an Advanced music, games, and prizes.
Lifesaving course. For more information, contact Steve at Saturday Night Live
561 -5448. � admission rates.
NOONTIME AQUA AEROBICS - NEW
Take a break from your work day and join one of the best
all around exercise programs. Great music is used and it's a
lot of fun! You need not be a swimmer or get your hair wet;
participants workout in the shallow end of the pool. An
invigorating class for both men and women! Registration MAY
Fee $4.50/5 Sessions. Classes 30 min. Instructor Vicki Syslo. MAY DAZE - "SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE"
# Day Begins Time Location AND BBQ, May 20, 6 -9 p.m. Join us
10 Tues. April 4 12:05 p.m. CC for our first BBQ of the season
11 Thurs. April 6 12:05 p.m. CC special rates on all of our goodies!
AQUA EXERCISE & Swimming, games, music and
AQUA EXERCISE SPECIAL other activities round out your
evening. Saturday Night Live
See Adult Activities for information. admission rates.
*Admission to the Saturday Night Live is $1.50 (17 and
under), $2.00 (18 and over). Membership, passes and
coupons will not be honored. All persons remaining in the
building will be charged an admission fee.
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BROOKLYN CENTER COMMUNITY CENTER MEMBERSHIP RATES
Memberships entitle the member to the use of the swimming pool, exercise room and sauna during recreational or 'open"
periods. Memberships are sold on a monthly basis. Cut off date is the 15th of the month. Family memberships include husband,
wife and children 20 years of age and under living at home. For additional information, call 561 -5448.
3 Months 6 Months 1 Year
Family $80.00 $138.00 $228.00
Individual $46.00 $ 75.00 $127.00
SENIOR ADULT RATES
3 month membership for Brooklyn Center residents 62 years and older - $17.00.
Single admission rate for Senior Adult resident or non- resident 62 years and older, $1.75.
GENERAL ADMISSION
Adult (18 & Over) $2.50
Youth (15 -17) $2.00
Children (6 -14) $1.75
5 and under free
BARGAIN DAYS
The first Monday, second Wednesday, and third Friday of each month are BARGAIN DAYS.
Senior Adults (62 & Over) $.75
Adults (18 & Over) $1.50
Youth (15 -17) $1.00
Children (6 -14) $.75
5 and under free
OPEN SWIM SCHEDULE
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY
9:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
(Adults Only: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.)
TUESDAY - THURSDAY
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
(Adults Only: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 8:30 to 10:30 p.m,)
SATURDAY
1:00 to 9:00 P.M.
(Adults Only: Noon to 1:00 p.m.)
SUNDAY
1:00 to 6:00 p.m.
EXERCISE ROOM & SAUNA SCHEDULE
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY
9:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
(Adults Only: 9 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.)
TUESDAY - THURSDAY
9:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
(Adults Only: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 8:30 to 10:30 p.m.)
SATURDAY
9:00 a.m. to 9:00 P.M.
SUNDAY
1:00 to 6:00 p.m.
The use of the exercise room is limited to 15 years old and up. The use of the sauna i:; limited to 18 years and up.
CHILDREN YOUNGER THAN THIS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED EVEN IF ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT.
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
March 18 - April 29 - May 20
The pool, sauna and exercise room close at 5:30 p.m. Reopen at 6:00 p.m. for Saturday Night Live.
GAMEROOM
Enjoy our game room equipped with jukebox, pool tables, video games and pinball machines.
SNACK BAR
Visit our refreshment area, located next to the game room.
CHILDCARE
The "PLAY CORNER" will be provided for parents attending morning classes, programs, meetings or swimming at the community
center. The minimum age is 6 months. ThE cost is 75 cents for each preschool child. The "PLAY CORNER" will be open
Monday- Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. After classes or swimming, parents are invited to relax in our concession area before
picking up their child.
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6301 SHINGLE CREEK PARKWAY
3 C ENTER BROOKLYN CENTER, MINNESOTA 55430
561 -5448
TO:
BROOKLYN CENTER REGISTRATION INFORMATION
PARKS AND RECREATION 1. All registration must be made at the parks and recreation office
ADVISORY COMMISSION In the community center beginning at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday,
March 11 (numbers will be handed out at noon). Swim registra-
The Parks and Recreation Commission meets the 3rd Tuesday of tion is separate - see box below.
each month, 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers. This Commission advises Registration made by mail will not be accepted before March 13.
the City Council on the Parks and Recreation Program in Brooklyn No phone registrations.
Center. 2. On the opening day of registration, Saturday, March 11, a person
Bud Sorenson, Chairperson - Dave Skeels - Art Mead may sign up for himself or his immediate family ONLY. After this
Larry Probst - Scott Burnes - Don Peterson - Sarah Robinson Pollock date, you may register for as many as you wish.
3. The parks and recreation office in the community center is open
THE BROOKLYN CENTER Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. -10:30 p.m.; Saturday, 8:30
a.m. -9:00 p.m., Sunday 12:30 p.m. -6:00 p.m.
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 4. Where classes are limited, registration will be on a first come -first
serve basis. Persons are not considered registered until the fee
Dedicated to the Citizens of Brooklyn Center that they may share has been paid. The parks and recreation department reserves
in the God given right to beauty, to sunshine, to tranquility, and to the right to cancel classes or activities when an insufficient num-
the end that each may herein find the laughter of childhood, the ber of people sign up.
acceptance of youth, the fulfillment of adult life, and the com- 5. Instructor will not be permitted to accept registration at the ac-
panionship of old age, through a healthy, satisfying use of leisure tivity location.
time. 6. Should you find it necessary to switch sessions, it may be done if
Arnie Mavis - Director of Recreation an opening exists by paying 50 cents transfer fee. All transfers must
Dick Ploumen - Superintendent of Public Works be done in person at the community center. Individual classes
Joe Ericksen - Program Supervisor mav not be made up.
Kathy Flesher - Program Supervisor 7. The following refund policy wilt be in effect except where noted
Susan LaCrosse - Program Supervisor in the class description. Requests for refunds must be made at
Steve Froehlich - Aquatic Supervisor least 24 hours BEFORE the FIRST class session. There will be a $3.00
Kurt Johnson - Golf Course Manager service charge, If you find it necessary to cancel after the first
REGISTRATION CARDS ARE FOR MAIL USE ONLY. class, make your request 24 hours BEFORE the SECOND class. The
WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BEFORE MONDAY, MARCH 13. class will be prorated plus there will be a $4.00sery,! echo e ,
8. Persons who register for an activity where capacity enrollment
Name has already been reached will go on a waiting list. Additional
(Last) (First) classes may beformed if there aresufficient requestsond if space
and a competent instructor is available.
Address 9. Senior adults 62 years and older, who are residents of Brooklyn
Center may enjoy most activity classes at 1/2 the registratin fee.
(Zip) This does not apply to supplies or special senior classes which are
at a special rate.
10. Check schedule for beginning date of each class.
(Phone) (Work Phone) 11 . Sorry, no trip refunds, unless cancelled by the parks & recreation
department.
Activity 12. Class attendance is limited to participants. Spectators, including
(Location) parents, are not allowed except with permission. This includes
children.
For further information call 561 -5448.
Class # Time Swim registration for swimming lessons which are conducted at
the community center pool and North View Jr. High will begin
Sat. March 1 1 starting at 9:00 a.m, at the community center. Mail
Class Day Amount registrations will not be accepted for swimming lessons. (Num-
bers will be handed out at 8:00 a.m.)