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WCP NEWS Volume 7 July 2019 WINNEBAGO COUNTY PARKS DEPARTMENT & SUNNYVIEW EXPO CENTER MONTHLY NEWSLETTER BIG INTERNATIONAL GUMSHOE ORGANIZATION MI6 Inside this issue: Event Calendar 2 Winnebago County Parks Dept. Spotlight On Soccer Saturday 3 625 E. Cty. Rd. Y #500, Oshkosh WI The Adventures of Stan and Phil 5 54901 (920)232-1960 BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS! 4 & 10 www.co.winnebago.wi.us/parks Lifest info 11 Picture Yourself in Winnebago County Parks & Sunnyview Expo Center! WCP NEWS Page 2 SUNNYVIEW EXPO CENTER July 10 - 14—Lifest 2019 July 18-20—Morgan Masterpiece Horse Show July 23-30—Winnebago County Fair set up July 31—August 4—Winnebago County Fair Winnebagoland BMX and Kids Kart Club schedules located here https://www.co.winnebago.wi.us/parks/sunnyview- exposition-center WINNEBAGO COUNTY COMMUNITY PARK July 10-14 Lifest July 13—OYSC Soccer Saturday July 14—Oshkosh Fun Run July 20—Oshkosh Rugby Club —Pigfest July 28—FWCDP Doggie Paddle at the Park Check the info line 920-232-1960 for general condition of the trails and info on when horses are allowed. For Open/Close of Waukau Dam Bike Trail @WaukauDamBikeTrail on Facebook Page 3 WCP NEWS Soccer Saturday July 13 Spotlight On LET THE GAMES BEGIN! This year’s Soccer Saturday falls on the same weekend as Lifest. To make ingress and egress easier for teams, parents, spectators and attendees of both events please enter the Community Park from the Snell Rd. entrance. Parking is in and around the lots at the south end of the Park adjacent to the soccer fields. We real- ize that there may be some Lifest attendees who attempt to park at the south end of the Park however they should be redirected to the area north of the round about by the tennis/pickle ball courts. There will be parking attendants in the area to pro- vide direction. For up to date info on all things Soccer Saturday: http://www.oshkoshyouthsoccer.org/ss/ Soccer Saturday parking in areas within blue circle. ENTER HERE Picture Yourself in Winnebago County Parks & Sunnyview Expo Center! Page 4 WCP NEWS WINNEBAGO COUNTY PARKS Receives $30,000.00 ‘Meet Me at the Park’ Grant to Increase Access to Local Inclusive Play Spaces Grant awarded by the National Recreation and Park Association and The Walt Dis- ney Company Oshkosh, Winnebago County, WI 06/11/2019 – WINNEBAGO COUNTY PARKS has been selected to receive a $30,000 play space grant from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and The Walt Disney Company. This investment supports NRPA and Disney’s combined goal of providing one mil- lion kids and families with greater access to play. As part of the national Meet Me at the Park Play Spaces grant program, park and recreation agencies across the country were invited to share their best ideas on increasing access to play spaces for children and families in their communities. The 25 agencies with the most innovative and impactful project ideas were chosen to receive $30,000 grants to build their projects. WINNEBAGO COUNTY PARKS will use the $30,000.00 grant to install the initial portion of THE NATURAL WAY—To Live, Learn and Play - Universally Accessible Outdoor Recreation & Education Facility, located inside the Winnebago County Community Park. “NRPA is proud to collaborate with The Walt Disney Company to help more children and families experi- ence the benefits of play,” said Kellie May, NRPA vice president of programs. “By increasing access to play spaces, this program will also provide unique activities tailored to the local community that support healthy lifestyles.” For more information about this project, visit https://www.co.winnebago.wi.us/sites/default/files/uploaded- files/the_natural_way_powerpoint_presentation_2.pd To learn more about Meet Me at the Park, visit www.nrpa.org/meetmeatthepark. The National Recreation and Park Association is a national not-for-profit organization dedicated to ensuring that all Americans have access to parks and recreation for health, conservation and social equi- ty. Through its network of over 60,000 recreation and park professionals and advocates, NRPA encour- ages the promotion of healthy and active lifestyles, conservation initiatives and equitable access to parks and public spaces. For more info, visit www.nrpa.org. For digital access to NRPA’s flagship publication, Parks & Recreation, visit www.parksandrecreation.org. Page 5 WCP NEWS STANFORD NEEDS YOUR HELP TO FIND STANLEY, WHO’S BEEN STANNAPPED BY THE SYNDICATE. THE SPECIAL FORCES OF BINGO HAVE BEEN CALLED IN TO HELP. LISTEN TO THESE CUMULUS RADIO GROUP STATIONS FOR CLUES. IF YOU KNOW WHERE STANLEY IS POST HIS LOCATION TO @ WinnCtyParksExpo AND RECEIVE A SWAG REWARD. Picture Yourself in Winnebago County Parks & Sunnyview Expo Center! Page 6 WCP NEWS SPONSORS CORNER http://www.oshkoshindependent.com/ store/Subscriptions-c25186572 Check out the Winnebago Nature area in the Oshkosh Independent. You’ll find all kinds of info on the outdoors in the area and some really great events taking place. If you haven’t already, subscribe to the Independent Magazine for even more news. There’s also an e-newsletter to keep you up to date on the very latest. Everything’s right here at— http://www.oshkoshindependent.com/ Picture Yourself in Winnebago County Parks & Sunnyview Expo Center! Page 7 WCP NEWS must present US Equestrian shown with one handler. To be Federation amateur card. Must judged in accordance with AM- present USEF armature card HA Judging Standards for the IN FOCUS and have taken the Safe Sport Open In Hand Section. Module. An amateur compet- Junior Exhibitor: The age of ing in any preliminary class will junior exhibitor as of Decem- qualify for the respective ama- ber 1st, of the prior year shall teur championship. be maintained throughout the Amateur In Hand: Horse to be entire show year. A junior ex- handled and shown on a lead hibitor is 17 years and under. by an amateur. Must wear Protective Head- Amateur Owned, Trained, and gear. Shown (AOTS): To be eligible Junior Horse: Is a horse 4 for these classes, horses must years old and under as of Jan- not have been in training with uary 1st of the current year. a professional barn after Janu- ary 1st of the current year. Ladies Classes: Open to la- Rider/Driver need not be the dies age 18 and older. July 18 – 20 2019 owner. Limit: A horse that has not yet won 6 firsts in an USEF rated Sunnyview Expo Center Breeds Eligibility: All breeds are eligible to participate in show in that division prior to Oshkosh, WI Open Carriage classes, Acad- the closing date of the show. Welcome to the 21st emy, Exhibition Western and Masters: Open to amateur rid- Morgan Masterpiece Exhibition English Pleasure ers/drivers 50 years old and classes. Charity Horse Show. older Championship Eligibility: To be Approved by: USEF Stallions: No stallions may be eligible to compete in a divi- entered in classes, which NCMA High Point sional championship, a horse specify ladies or junior exhibi- UPHA Classic must have been shown and tor to ride or drive. Tri-State Horsemen’s judged in one other class in Association that division. For an Amateur Championship, a horse must SHOW CLASSES AT 10 General Contact: in- have been shown in a prelimi- [email protected] A.M. AND 6 P.M. DAILY nary by an amateur, for a Jun- Schedule available at om ior Exhibitor Championship by http://morganmasterpiece.com/ Charity to support Raw- a Junior Exhibitor. Green Horse classes DO qualify for wordpress/wp-content/ hide Boys Ranch New the appropriate championship. uploads/2019/05/2019-Morgan- London, WI Masterpiece-Program-for- Hunter and Western Type in print.pdf Show Definitions: Hand: Should be shown with Amateur: To enter any ama- tack traditional to the section teur class, except class Pro- represented and the handler Am which is also open to Jr. should dress in proper ring at- Exhibitors, the entrant must be tire. (Western and Hunter an adult age 18 and over and Pleasure, are traditionally Page 8 WCP NEWS 96.9 The Fox is all over the area in Ju- ly!! Look for The Valley's ONLY Alternative station in the Oshkosh 4th of July pa- rade. Join us at Fletch's Local Taphouse on July 14th for a FOX SESSION with the na- tional band Twin XL. Find our tent at Rock USA at the Ford Festival Grounds July 18th- 20th and grab a Fox pin to be plucked from the crowd to go backstage. Plus, listen to Max at 3:30(ish) each weekday to try to guess "What's In The Box?" Be the first call- er to get through and you'll instantly win something. Guess what's in the box and you win that item. So far we've given away a fat tire bike worth $499, a dual gas/grill combo worth $499 and a Yeti cooler full of meat worth $350. What will be in the box next?!? And, of course, we are giving away concert tickets all of the time...literally...all of the time. Find out more at fox969.com. This and that… define term=gumshoe An old slang term for a detective or investigator (police-affiliated or private). Variants include "dick" or "private dick," the connotations of which were not meant to be obscene. Shoes in the late 1800s were made of gum rubber - the soft-soled precursors of the modern sneaker. The phrase "to gumshoe" meant to sneak around quietly as if wearing gumshoes. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gumshoe Good to know. Picture Yourself in Winnebago County Parks & Sunnyview Expo Center! Page 9 WCP NEWS IN FOCUS Located in Winnebago County kosh Pigfest 10's is one of the Mid- Community Park—501 E Cty Rd Y west's premier social/competitive sum- Oshkosh mer rugby tournaments.
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