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Activities Brochure Devils Lake Parks & Recreation ACTIVITIES 2009-2010 BROCHURE Website: dlparkboard.org FACILITY PHONE NUMBERS Quentin Burdick Arena .................................... 662-8418 Recreation Office ............................................. 662-8243 Schedule Information ........................................ 662-4835 Roosevelt Park/Bill Jerome Arena ..................... 662-3600 Roosevelt Park Baseball Press Box .................. 662-3460 Ruger Park Pool & Warming House .................. 662-8976 Ruger Park Concession & Shop ........................ 662-1239 Welcome from Commissioners ................................ 1 Gymnastics .......................................................... 14 General Information ............................................. 2-3 Kids Fishing Camp ................................................ 15 Park Information & Park Board Facilities ............... 3-5 College For Kids .................................................... 16 Parks & Recreation Sites map ................................. 5 Hot Rod Run ......................................................... 17 Schedule of 2009-2010 Activities .............................. 7 Summer Camp Schedules ................................ 17-18 SUMMER PROGRAMS FALL, WINTER AND SPRING PROGRAMS Aquatics ................................................................ 8 Youth After School Programs ................................. 18 Baseball ................................................................ 9 Youth Hockey ....................................................... 20 Softball ................................................................. 11 Adult Programs .................................................... 20 Tennis .................................................................. 12 Ice Arenas, Ice Skating & Ice Rentals ................... 21 Becoming A Safe Sitter ......................................... 12 Winter Swimming, Tiny Tykes ................................ 21 Arts & Crafts ........................................................ 12 Jose Cole Circus ................................................... 21 Junior Chefs ......................................................... 12 Summer Reading Program ..................................... 22 Art in the Park ...................................................... 13 Lake Region Anglers Fishing Tournaments .............. 22 Prairie Rose State Games ..................................... 13 Touring Lake Region History .................................... 23 Hershey Track Meet .............................................. 14 4-H Achievement Days Schedule ............................ 24 Roller Hockey ...................................................... 14 Missoula Children’s Theatre .................................... 24 SUMMER PROGRAM REGISTRATION Registration for the Devils Lake Park Board Summer Programs will take place at the Burdick Arena May 12th - 15th. Dates and times are as follows: May 12th 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. May 13th 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. May 14th 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. May 15th 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. No registration will be taken before these dates. Registrations must be made in person. A late fee of $10.00 will be charged to anyone who does not register during these days. EARLY SWIMMING LESSON REGISTRATION There will be an early swimming lesson registration on May 6th and 7th from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thompson’s DEVILS LAKE GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Pittsburgh Paint & Glass • Floor Covering • Window Blinds • Anderson Windows • Glass Repair 1-800-WINUBET (701) 662-4955 • FAX (701) 662-6318 www.spiritlakecasino.com Good Luck to All Participants 415 3rd Street NE Devils Lake, ND 58301 WELCOME FROM THE STAFF & COMMISSIONERS The Devils Lake Park Board Staff and Commissioners welcome everyone once again to participate in our programs and activities and to make use of our facilities to make your leisure time more enjoyable and relaxing. Our mission is to promote and provide broad-based recreational programs to all the citizens of Devils Lake and the Lake Region area in order to improve the quality of life in our area. This Activities Booklet contains the majority of our events and programs but more may be added as the year progresses and the need arises. We have tried to keep our activity fees as reasonable as possible and once again this year there are only a few minor fee increases. We will continue to keep our fees as low as possible but there may be a need to increase fees in the future as operating costs continue to increase. We look forward to this coming year with excitement and enthusiasm as we once again have a number of events scheduled for the coming year. We will be hosting the 13 Year Old East Region Babe Ruth Tournament. We will once again be holding the week long Kids Fishing Camp in August. We continue to host a number of hockey and basketball tournaments during the winter and are hoping to host another state hockey tournament this winter. We encourage our citizens that have suggestions on improving or adding programs to please come forward with your ideas. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many businesses, fraternal organizations, clubs, and individuals that support us throughout the year. These groups and individuals make it possible for us to provide the wide range of programs and facilities we offer to the Lake Region and our visitors. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF TERRY WALLACE ............................................................................. Supt. of Parks & Recreation HEATHER BRANDVOLD ..................................................................................... Office Manager VAL WILHELMI ............................................................................................................. Treasurer TOM GREENING ................................................................................... Parks & Facilities Manager FRAN SCHUMACHER .................................................................Equipment & Operations Manager PARK BOARD COMMISSIONERS FACILITY PHONE NUMBERS Quentin Burdick Arena ................................... 662-8418 Joe Mertens ...................................... President Recreation Office ........................................... 662-8243 Jeff Klemetsrud ......................... Vice-President Schedule Information ...................................... 662-4835 Roosevelt Park/Bill Jerome Arena ................... 662-3600 Mark Hendrickson ........................ Commissioner Roosevelt Park Baseball Field .......................... 662-3460 Larry Kuntz ................................ Commissioner Ruger Park Pool & Warming House ................. 662-8976 Lynn Thompson ........................... Commissioner Ruger Park Concessions & Shop ..................... 662-1239 Recreation Office-Fax Number ......................... 662-2113 - 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION OFFICE HOURS: The Devils Lake Park Office is located on Highway 20 North in the Quentin Burdick Sports Arena. Office staff is available from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Phone: 662-8243. WEBSITE/E-MAIL: The Devils Lake Park Board website is www.dlparkboard.org and the email address is [email protected]. REGISTRATION: Pre-season registration for summer programs will take place at the Recreation Office in the Burdick Arena, May 12th from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., May 13th, 14th & 15th from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. There will be an early sign-up for swimming lesson registration on May 6th from 8:00 - 5:00 p.m. and May 7th from 8:00 - 5:00 p.m. Registration for all youth programs must be made in person. No phone registrations will be taken and no registration is final until all fees are paid. A late fee of $10.00 will be charged to anyone who does not register during these days. RESIDENT/NON-RESIDENT FEES: The Devils Lake Park Board receives tax dollars only from residents in the city limits of Devils Lake; therefore, a set residential/non-residential fee will be charged for participating in the Devils Lake Park District recreational programs. There will be a maximum of $10.00 charged per activity for non-residents of the Park District. PAYMENT OF FEES: Fees are to be paid at the time of registration. REFUNDS: The Devils Lake Park Board has a NO REFUND policy for all programs unless the program is cancelled. Absolutely no refunds once a program begins. SCHEDULING: The Devils Lake Park Board reserves the right to adjust scheduling, if necessary, based on the availability of instructors, facilities, and number enrolled in program. If program changes are made, those registered will be notified. INSURANCE: The Devils Lake Park Board does not carry medical or accident insurance for the participants of its programs. The cost of doing so would be so high that fees charged for programs would become prohibitive. We suggest that you review your family’s personal health insurance plan to be sure that it provides you with sufficient coverage. We also recommend that all participants check with family physicians before participating in any program that requires physical exertion. SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS: Youth activity scholarship money for low-income households are available through the Dakota Prairie Community Action Agency, located at 223 4th Street. Applications may be picked up at Dakota Prairie Community Action Agency Monday-Friday from 8:00-5:00 p.m. For further information on DPCAA Scholarships call Lora at 662-6500 ext. 331. Applicants need to apply prior to the summer program registration.
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