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WINTER FALL 2013 R e e D U G Grand Forks Park District RECREATION GUIDE 2013/2014

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Page 1: 2013 Fall Winter Activity Guide

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Grand Forks Park DistrictRECREATION GUIDE

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For information on program updates & weather cancellations: call our info line, visit our website

or listen to local radio at 8:30 AM & 12:30 PM

Park District Headquarters1210 7th Avenue SouthPO Box 12429 Grand Forks, ND 58208-2429

Office: 701-746-2750Fax: 701-746-2753

Office HoursMonday - Friday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

info line: 701-787-3499 call for info on program &weather cancellations

For information on program updates & weathercancellations: call our info line, visit our website or listento local radio (see page 3).

Inside the GuideActivities at a Glance..........................................3 Parks & Trail Information............ . . ......................4

Planning Ahead................................. . .................5

Facility & Administration Contact Info... . ...........6

Get Out & Have Fun....................... . . . .............7 - 8

Special Events................................... . . ...... . .9 - 10

Park District Youth & Adult Hockey..... . .............11

GF Youth Hockey Association....................12 - 14

Figure & Ice Skating............ . ......................15 - 16

Other Programs..................... . . ...................17 - 18

Program Codes, Fees & Times... . .....................19

Registration Form.................... . . .......................20

GF Parks & Rec Foundation..............................21

Choice Health & Fitness ............... . . ..........22 - 28

Fall & Winter

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kings walk specials

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half ice hockey

adult hockey

group lessons

gf youth hockey

synchonized skating

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hockey, power & skills

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our facility websites: choice health & fitness choicehf.comking’s walk golf course kingswalk.orglincoln park golf course lincolngolf.orggf parks & rec foundation gfparksfoundation.org

find park district information at:our website: www.gfparks.orgemail us: [email protected] us: 701-787-3499 (info line)on the radio: 1310 KNOX, Mondays at 1:15 PM 1440 TheFan, Wednesdays at 8:35 AM

ACTIVITIESat a glance

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Park AreasGrand Forks GreenwayBike Paths

" 1 - Purpur / Gambucci Arenas

" 2 - Eagle's / Blue Line Club Arenas

" 3 - Symington Tennis Courts

" 4 - Lincoln Golf Course

" 5 - Ulland Park

" 6 - King's Walk Golf Course

" 7 - Apollo Park

" 8 - Japanese Garden

" 9 - Park District Office

" 10 - Register Tennis Courts

" 11 - Choice Wellnes & Fitness

" 12 - Riverside Pool

" 13 - Elks Pool

" 14 - Abbott Tennis / Baseketball Courts

! 1 - Elk's Park

! 2 - Prime Steel Park

! 3 - Ben Franklin Park

! 4 - Sertoma Park

! 5 - Lion's Park

! 6 - Bringewatt Park

! 7 - Kiwanis Park

! 8 - Lincoln Drive Park

! 9 - Optimist Park

! 10 - Kelly Park

! 11 - Wilmar Park

! 12 - Cox Park

! 13 - University Park

! 14 - Exchange Club Park

! 15 - Jaycees Park

! 16 - Ryan Park / Lake

! 17 - Richards West Park

! 18 - Riverside Park

! 19 - Kannowski Park

! 20 - LaGrave Park

! 21 - Independence Park

! 22 - Midtown Park

! 23 - Southern Estates Park

! 24 - Masonic Park

Grand Forks Park / Bike Trail Information

ºMap provided by

City of Grand Forks GIS Services - www.gfgis.com

Parks & Trail INFORMATION

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golf the fall for freeseptember 4 - october 31, 2013Thinking about becoming a member? Make your 1st payment on 2014’s golf membership and play this fall for free.

holiday special 20134 rounds of golf & club card for $99november 18 - december 23, 2013For only $99 (a value of $160), the golfer on your list will receive (3) any-time 18 hole rounds of golf at King’s Walk and a“Club Card”. The club card provides discounted green fees all season long plus (1) additional round in October. Good for the 2014 season! Purchase the Holiday Special online at www.KingsWalk.org or at Eagle’s Crest Bar & Grill.

early bird membership dealnovember 1, 2013 - april 1, 2014Book your 2014 membership by April 1, 2014, and get 10% off Pro Shop all season, 10% off Eagle’s Crest Grill all season, a free tournament & a free gift.

Play for FREE at Lincoln Park Golf Course when you are a King’s Walk Member!

become a sponsorGet details on all the opportunities the Park District has to advertise your business while helping the community. Contact us today by phone at #701-746-2750 or by email at [email protected]

get exposure to over 25,000 grand forks households by advertisingin our spring or fall activity guide

hit your target audience by becoming an event sponsor

promote your business & golf for less by sponsoring a hole on agolf course

get seen at games by having an advertisment on a hockey board or a baseball field banner

support local kids sports by sponsoring a team

play king’s walk www.kingswalk.org701.787.KING (5464)5301 columbia road

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facilitiesApollo Complex.................................................701- 746-2760 Art Studio.........................................................701-787-3487Choice Health & Fitness.....................................701-746-2790Eagles/Blue Line Club Arena............................701-746-2766Purpur/Gambucci Arena...................................701-746-2764First Season Community Center.......................701-746-2763King’s Walk Golf Course (seasonal)..................701-787-5464Kraft Baseball Field (seasonal)..........................701-746-2762Lincoln Park Golf Course (seasonal)..................701-746-2788Ulland Softball Complex (seasonal)...................701-746-2761

parksBen Franklin Park..............................................701-746-2771Bringewatt Park (soccer/seasonal)...................701-746-2785 Cox Park (Viking)..............................................701-746-2773Elks Park..........................................................701-746-2781Exchange Club Park (Lake Agassiz).................701-746-2775Jaycees Park....................................................701-787-2229Kelly Park.........................................................701-746-2774Lincoln Drive Park.............................................701-740-1826Lion’s Park.......................................................701-746-2782Optimist Park....................................................701-746-2784Riverside Park..................................................701-740-1497University Park Warming House / CR.................701-746-2778

park board commissionersJay Panzer ...........................................................PresidentGreg LaDouceur..............................................Vice PresidentPaul Barta.......................................................CommissionerTim Skarperud.................................................CommissionerMolly Soeby.....................................................Commissioner

administrative staffBill Palmiscno...........................................................Director George Hellyer.............................Superintendent of FinanceNick Arola..........................................Recreation CoordinatorMike Fugazzi............................Forestry Operations ManagerGary Harris...........................................Development OfficerScott Koberinski.....................................Recreation ManagerJeff Lancaster.......................................Accounting ManagerJill Nelson ...................Marketing & Public Relations ManagerLynne Roche.....................Cultural & Special Events ManagerRick Ziegelmann..........................Parks Operations Manager

Kings Walk Golf CourseLincoln Golf CourseDan Tannahill..............................................General Manager

Choice Health & FitnessCameron Tweten.....................Superintendent of Choice H&FBrandy Chaffee...............................Public Relations ManagerChris Langei................................................Fitness ManagerMike Orr.......................................................Sports Manager

Big NewsThe GF Park District welcomes Bill Palmiscno as our new Director!

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winter fun areaCome experience the Greenway and see what Lincoln Drive Park has to offer! Groomed cross-country ski trails, a family pleasure skating rink, snowshoeing, sledding and a snowboard hill. You’ll discover Grand Forks’ hidden treasures in this winter wonderland park, filled with wildlife and outdoor recreation opportunities for all people.

Lincoln Drive Park120 Euclid Ave.Grand Forks, ND

Building Hours: Monday - Friday 3:30 - 8:30 PMSat. & Sun. 12:00 - 8:30 PMHolidays 12:00 - 8:30 PM

first season community centerCome see the HUGE indoor playground for all ages and sizes, a TV lounge, two party areas and a concession stand featuring the best popcorn in town!

Daily Admission: $2.75/child (age 2 - 10 years old)Adults are free with child’s paid admission.

Location: 1122 7th Ave. South (Purpur Arena)

Phone: 701-746-2763

Dates: October 7 - April 10 Time: Monday-Friday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PMSaturdays 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMClosed Sundays

Party Rates: Up to 20 people - $5521 and over- $75

Party Sessions: Saturdays OnlyA) 10:30 AM - 12:30 PMB) 1:30 - 3:30 PM

Note: Parties also available at Choice Health & Fitness. For more info, call #701-746-2790

open gymSupervised facility for recreational activities for elementary, middle school, high school age groups and adults. Participants must provide own equipment. No locker facilities will be provided. All participants must wear gym shoes. Co-sponsored with the Grand Forks School District.

Day: Sundays

Dates: December 8 - February 16

Time: 1:00 - 4:00 PM

Locations:Phoenix, Kelly, Lake Agassiz and Century Elementary Schools (adult & elementary age groups only). Schroeder & Valley Middle School (all ages)

scholarshipsScholarships are available throughthe Grand Forks Park District. Families who qualify for free or reduced meals at school will qualify for a program scholarship. Applications can be obtained at the Park District main office.

Questions? Call 701-746-2750

get out &HAVE FUN!

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hockey &ice skating arenasIce Rentals: $115/hourContact: Scott Koberinski701-746-2750

Eagles Arena 1900 25th Street South Phone: 746-2766Opens: Monday, September 30

Gambucci Arena 1122 7th Avenue SouthPhone: 746-2764Opens: Monday, September 16

Blue Line Club Arena 1900 25th Street SouthPhone: 746-2766 Opens: Friday, November 1

Purpur Arena 1122 7th Avenue SouthPhone: 746-2764Opens: Monday, October 14

publicskatingFirst Session: Sunday, November 3

Location: Blue Line Club Arena

Fees: $2.00 - 18 & Under$2.50 - Adult

No Charge: If you are enrolled in group lessons(must present your badge).

If you are enrolled in youth hockey (you must wear your youth hockey jersey).

Time:Thursdays 8:00 - 9:00 PMSundays 1:00 - 2:30 PM 7:30 - 9:00 PM

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outdoor skating rinksWe have 10 areas with supervised warming houses and lighted hockey & pleasure skating rinks.

Building Hours: (weather permitting)

Monday - Friday 3:30 - 8:30 PMSat. & Sun. 12:00 - 8:30 PMHolidays 12:00 - 8:30 PM

Call the info line for weather related announcements and closings, #701-787-3499.

Warming House Locations:

Ben Franklin Park2121 Westward Drive701-746-2771

Cox Park 2207 South 10th Street701-746-2773

Elks Park 1002 13th Ave. South701-746-2781

Exchange Club Park(Lake Agassiz) 3702 6th Ave. North701-746-2775

Jaycees Park 4790 Technology Circle701-787-2229

Kelly Park 904 32nd Ave. South701-746-2774

Lincoln Drive Park 120 Euclid Ave701-740-1826

Lion’s Park 3211 17th Ave. South701-746-2782

Optimist Park 4600 Cherry Street701-746-2784

Riverside Park 100 Park Street701-740-1497 University Park320 North 25th Street701-746-2778

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Are you ready for a “Spooktacular” time? Calling all little pumpkins to an evening of fun that would be frightening to miss! Spooky stories, crafts, and games will make this party the scream of the season! Be sure to come dressed in your favorite costume! When: Tuesday, October 29 Time: 5:30-7:30 PM Who: Ages 8 and younger Where: First Seasons Community Center @ Purpur Arena Fee: One food shelf item donation per/person

Contact: Lynne Roche, #701-746-2750 Co-Hosted by Alpha Phi Sorority

Santa and his elves will set up their workshop at Lincoln Park this December! Everyone is welcome to meet Santa’s elves and make a holiday craft or two. Come meet Santa and Mrs. Claus on Saturdays and Sundays. Take a ride on a horse-drawn sleigh or stop in to look at the beautifully adorned trees & sip some cocoa.

Admission: Non-Perishable Food Item or New Toy Donation When: December 12 - 15 & 19 - 22 Where: Lincoln Golf Course Clubhouse (Elks Dr. & Belmont Rd.) General Public Times: Thursdays & Fridays: 4:00 - 8:00 PM Saturdays: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Sundays: Noon - 6:00 PM *Santa on-site 1:00 - 5:00 PM Saturday/Sunday ONLY Private Groups & Daycare Times: Santa Village is open on weekdays by appointment only

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Host your holiday party at Santa Village! Available from Dec. 1 - Feb. 1 Cost: $225

Contact us at #701-746-2750 [email protected] to book a date!

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Grand Forks children in kindergarten and 1st grade have an opportunity to talk with Santa or Mrs. Claus on the phone. Arrange to have the Clauses call your child and wish him or her a happy holiday!

Date: Monday, December 16 Time: Calls made from 5:00 - 7:00 PM Location for Volunteers: Grand Forks Park DistrictRegistration Code: # 449002-01 at www.gfparks.org

Join us for a snow-filled day of ski clinics, cross- country skiing on groomed trails, ice skating, snowshoeing, sledding, horse-drawn sleigh rides and cardboard sled races (1:30 PM) on Saturday, February 15th from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Everyone, grab your hat, mittens and friends! See you at Lincoln Drive Park for Greenway Ski Days! When: Saturday, February 15Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMLocation: Lincoln Drive Park

10th annual daddy daughter dance

Experience a night of joy and memories to last a lifetime for a special little girl and her escort! This treasured event is for girls, age 11 & under and her escort (daddy, grandpa or a favorite uncle).

2014 Dates Reg. CodeFriday, February 7 419211-01Saturday, February 8 419211-02Friday, February 28 419211-03 Saturday, March 1 419211-04

Location: Alerus CenterCost: $50 Per Couple

Register after December 1, 2013 at www.gfparks.orgRegister Early - Space Limited!

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Spend the day bowling with your son! Red Ray Lanes has opened up the alley to allow for you and your special someone to come and create a memory. Bowling is for everyone and what a fun opportunity to come and spend the day learning some bowling techniques and spending an enjoyable time with your son!

This event is for boys of all ages! Escorts can be a mom, grandma, aunt or someone special. Attire is casual. We are proud to have created this opportunity for Moms to spend time with their special young man!

When: March 8Time: 3:00 - 6:00 PMLocation: Red Ray Lanes 2105 South Washington St.

Cost: $15 per player Includes Pizza Ranch food and fun prizes!

Registration Code: # 412012-01 at www.gfparks.org

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Adult HOCKEY

intramural rec leaguepeewee | bantam | HSThe Grand Forks Park District will offer a recreation hockey league for Peewee/Bantam/HS players (11-17 yrs, age as of 6/30/13) who choose not to travel. The session will begin Sunday, November 17 and run through February.

Register: See Program Code page 19

Contact: Scott Koberinski701-746-2750

junior gold hockey /gf stallionsThe league is for players age 15 -18 years old. You must be currently enrolled full time in high school. Players will compete in the North Dakota Jr. Gold Hockey League.

TRYOUTS November 11; 7:45 - 10:00 PMNovember 12; 7:45 - 10:00 PMNovember 14; 7:45 - 10:00 PM

Place: Purpur Arena

Fee: TBA

“Stallions” Contacts: Brenda Haugen 218-791-1513 Lee A. Haugen 701-775-0828Tony Byzewski 701-746-5703

The Grand Forks Park District will organize various adult recreational hockey leagues this winter. Registration times and information are listed below.

slow league 20 yrs & overRegistration: November 6

Place: Blue Line Club Arena

Times: 5:45 PM

Fees: $85/resident $170/non-resident

Supervisor: Rick Palmiscno701-746-2750*Bring all equipment as play will start registration night!

slow/intermediateleague 35 yrs & over50 yrs & overRegistration: November 3

Place: Purpur Arena

Times: Associate 6:15 PMIntermediate 7:30 PM50 & Over 8:45 PM

Fees: $85/resident $170/non-resident

Supervisor: Associate/Intermediate, Jon Larson50 & Over, Brandon Bartholomew

*Bring all equipment as play will start registration night! Times will rotate on a monthly basis.

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Park DistrictYOUTH HOCKEY

www.grandforksyouthhockey.com

troy riedlinger youth hockey scholarship

Scholarships are available through the Grand Forks Park District.

Families who qualify for free or reduced meals at school will qualify

for a program scholarship.

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Adult HOCKEY

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GFYHA board of directorsHockey Development Grant ParanicaCoaching Mike LaMoinePark Commissioner Jay PanzerGirls Program Jay KlevenTravel/Competitve Jody HodgsonIn-House/Recreational Bill PalmiscnoGF Blue Line Club Terry DvorakGF Supras Gerrad BurgerGF Blues Tarek Howard

support staffExecutive Director Scott KoberinskiRecreation Coordinator Nick Arola

hockey news 2013/2014August 12 - 30 Online registration at grandforksyouthhockey.comSeptember 15 Skating campSeptember 25 Parent education meeting days - travel teamsSeptember 28 Termite/Mite Half ice preseason ice startsOctober 5 Squirt / Pee wee / Bantam preseason ice startsOctober 14 Pee wee tryouts startOctober 14 Bantam tryouts startOctober 14 Squirt tryouts startOctober 23 Termite/Mite parent meetingOctober 24 Squirts teams posted and first practices beginOctober 28 Pee wee teams postedNovember 2 Termites, Mites, and in-house Squirts beginNovember 6 Bantam teams postedDecember 6 - 8 Girls 10U, 12U, 14U tournamentMarch 21 - 23 GF Classic

state tournaments February 28 - March 2Pee wee A Devils LakePee wee B1 Grand ForksPee wee B Gold BottineauPee wee B Silver Watford CityPee wee B Bronze Valley City

www.grandforksyouthhockey.com

March 4 - 9Bantam A BismarckBantam B1 MandanBantam B Gold MayportBantam B Silver GraftonBantam B Bronze Williston

coaching clinicsOctober 21

how to registerAll Hockey registrations must go to grandforksyouthhockey.com for online registration for the 2013 / 2014 season

Level Registration Dates Termite, Mite, 8U Girls, In-House Squirts August 12 – September 20

Age ClassificationsTermites – Players must be born 7-1-2006 and higher (at least 5 years old in order to play, unless permission recieved from Hockey Director)Mites – Players must be born from 7-1-2004 to 6-30-2006In-House Squirts: Players must be born between 7-1-2002 to 6-30-2004

Level Registration Dates*Travel Squirts, 10U, Pee Wee, 12U, Bantam, and 14U August 12 - 30

Age ClassificationsSquirts / 10U – Players must be born between 7-1-2002 to 6-30-2004Pee wee / 12U – Players must be born between 7-1-2000 to 6-30-2002Bantams / 14U – Players must be born between 7-1-1998 to 6-30-2000

*All players in this category must register with USA Hockey at usahockey.com AND then enter your code in the correct box when registering at

grandforksyouthhockey.com

*All players in this category must register at grandforksyouthhockey.com

These players DO NOT need to register with USA Hockey.

referee clinics*must have skates and helmet at all clinics

Sept 21 (Level 1 & 2 ) Sept 28 (Level 3)

For more info, visit www.NDAHA.org and click on “Officials”

ASSOCIATION Grand ForksYOUTH HOCKEY

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mites,termites, & girls 8U• Approx. 16 week season from November 2 to the end of February with approx. 20 week season for 2nd year mites

• Approx. 40-50 total sessions per season

• 2-3 ice sessions per week, no off-ice sessions at this age level

• 45 - 60 minutes per session

• 3-4 teams per ice session

• 10-12 skaters per team, no full-time goalies, players rotate in goal

• Players grouped top 1/3, middle 1/3, bottom 1/3

• Cross-ice games for termites, 1/2 ice games for 1st yr. mite, and 2/3 ice for 2nd year mites w/ full ice tournament option

• 2nd year mite players can opt-in to play in the Grand Forks Classic at the end of the season (additional $100 fee)

• 2nd year Mites can play a max of 10 full ice games

Registration Fee: $150

squirt in-house• Approx. 16 week season from November 2 to the end of February • Approx. 50-60 total sessions per season (includes practices and games)

• 3-4 ice sessions per week (2-3 practices and 1 game)

• 45 - 60 minutes per session

• 2-3 teams per session

• 13-15 skaters per team, 1 goalie per team (subject to change depending on registration numbers)

• Approx. 25-30 total games during the season (includes tournaments)

• Players grouped top 1/2 bottom 1/2 for practice as much as possible

• Full-ice games

• Teams allocated equally

• 1 travel tournament and 1 in-house tournament

Registration Fee: $250

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squirt travel(A & B) and Girls 10U• Approx. 20 week season from October 14 - March 23; Tryouts begin October 14 and are closed to the public.

• Approx. 95 total sessions per season (includes practices, games, and off ice training sessions)

• 4-5 sessions per week (approx. 3 practices, 1-2 games, and 1 off-ice session per week)

• 60 minutes per session

• 2-3 teams per session

• 13-15 skaters with 1 goalie per team (subject to change based on numbers)

• Approx. 25-30 games during the season (includes tournaments)

• Players grouped top 1/2, bottom 1/2 for practice as much as possible

• Full-ice games

• Players allocated as follows: 2 equal A teams; Balance on equally allocated B teams; Girls with 2 equal teams; Subject to change

• Travel will be limited to try and stay within a competitive radius of Grand Forks as often as possible

• 3 tournaments, plus Grand Forks Classic

Registration Fee: $650

Register at grandforksyouthhockey.com

Grand ForksYOUTH HOCKEYASSOCIATION2013 - 2014 SEASON

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peewee travel /girls 12U• Approx. 20 week season October 14 - March 2 for Youth; March 9 for Girls 12U; Tryouts begin October 14 and are closed to the public.

• Approx. 95 total sessions per season (includes practices, games, and off ice training sessions)

• 4-5 sessions per week (approximately 3 practices, 1-2 games, and 1 off ice session per week)

• 60 minutes per session (may be a few 90 min sessions)

• 2 teams per session one or two times a week and then single team practices one or two times a week (subject to ice availability)

• 13-15 skaters with 2 goalies per team at A level and 1 goalie per team at B1 and B levels (subject to change based on numbers)

• Approx. 30-35 games during the season (includes tournaments)

• Players allocated as follows: 2 equal A teams; 2 equal B1 teams; and 2-3 equal B teams; Girls with 1 team

• 3 tournaments, plus State tournament

Registration Fee: $700

bantams / girls 14U• Approx. 20 week season from October 14 – March 9; Tryouts begin October 14 and are closed to the public.

• Approx. 100 total sessions per season (includes practices, games, and off ice training sessions)

• 4-5 sessions per week (approx. 3 practices, 1-2 games, and 1 off ice session per week) plus additional sessions at coaches’ discretion

• 60 min per session (may be a few 90 min sessions)

• 2 teams per session one or two times a week and then single team practices one or two times a week (subject to ice availability)

• Approx. 35-40 games during the season (includes tournaments); Girls with 25-30 game schedule and additional practices in lieu of games

• 13-15 skaters with 2 goalies per team at A level and 1 goalie per team at B1 and B levels (subject to change based on numbers)

• Players allocated as follows: 2 equal A teams; 1 or 2 equal B1 teams; and 2-3 equal B teams; Girls with 1 team

• 3 tournaments, plus State tournament

• Bantam players will be allowed to try out for the high school teams. If a bantam player makes a high school team, Hockey Development retains the right to determine the next available player and adjust rosters accordingly.

Registration Fee: $800

The registration fee above doesn’t include USA Hockey registration fees. Visit: grandforksyouthhockey.com for more details.

Grand ForksYOUTH HOCKEYASSOCIATION2013 - 2014 SEASON

WHEN: September 21, 2013Registration @ 9:00 AM / Shotgun Start @ 10:00 AM

WHERE: King’s Walk Golf Course

COST: $85 per player ($340 per team)Only $65 per player for King’s Walk MembersIncludes 18 hole Green Fees, Golf Cart, Range Balls, Lunch, Gift & Prizes

REGISTER: Call #701-787-KING or email us at [email protected] to register for this tournament or to become an event sponsor.

2ND ANNUAL Grand Forks Youth HockeyGOLF TOURNAMENTJoin us for our 2nd Annual GF Youth Hockey Golf Tournament!Through the generous support of the sponsors and particpants of this event, we were able to raise over $10,000 for Grand Forks Youth Hockey last year!

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Figure & IceSKATINGgroup lessonsUnited States Figure Skating Association basic lessons for PRE-SCHOOL (skaters must be 4 years old) through ADULT. Skaters receive a ½ hour lesson per week with a 30 minute practice time, (15 min on Thursdays). Skaters can use the public skating sessions at the Blue Line Club Arena. Your “Skate With Us” badge, handed out at your first lesson, is needed for admission to public skating.

Lessons:Thursday eveningSaturday afternoonSunday afternoon

Location: Blue Line Club Arena

Begin: Saturday, November 2 - February 13

Pre-registration will be accepted until October 20. Group assignments will be available on line at www.gfparks.org on October 29 & 30. After October 20, no registrations will be accepted, until the November 14 registration at Blue Line Club Arena from 6:00 – 7:00pm. A $10.00 per person late charge will be added to the registration fee starting November 3. Ice Show practice will begin February 15. Skating Helmets are strongly suggested for beginner skaters.

Border BLADES

holiday classicbasic skills competitionThe Grand Forks Park District and Border Blades Figure Skating Club will be hosting a Basic Skills competition that your skater is able to participate in if they are enrolled in basic skillslessons or the advanced class. It will be held November 22 - 24 at the Purpur Arena.

Registration packets will be available the first day of lessons and must be submitted by November 17. This is a competition for all levels of skaters and each participant will receive a medal for placing 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in their group. For more info go to borderblades.orgor talk to the supervisor available during lesson times.

private lessonsBorder Blades Figure Skating Club is affiliated with the United States Figure Skating Association (USFSA). Membership in the club enables skaters to compete in skating competitions and test according to USFSA rules. Any interested skater may join.

synchronized skatingSynchronized skating involves skaters that practice and perform together while synchronizing their movements. A “team” consists of 12-20 skaters who have completed Basic 5. In addition to competitive lines, Border Blades Figure Skating Club offers a non-competitive/beginner line for those interested in giving synchronized skating a try.

Contact: Katie Rike #701-741-8023Mia Boe #701-610-9748

annual ice showMarch 7 - 9 @ Purpur Arena

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Figure & IceSKATING

park district synchonizedskatingSynchronized Skating Class allows skaters to practice and perform together, while synchronizing movements, requirement of Basic 4 level.

Lessons:Saturday, 1:30 - 2:00 PMBegins November 2

Location: Eagles Arena

hockey, power & skillsUSFSA based program will teach beginning hockey, power and skills to termites and beginning mites.

Lessons:Sunday, 2:45 - 3:15 PM November 3 - February 9

Location: Blue Line Club Arena

Limit: 30 / skaters

advanced group lessonsOpen to Skaters workingtoward Dance, Freestyle, or Moves in the field. Skaters must have completed the Basic 5 to be eligible.

Lessons:Saturday, 11:45 AM – 1:30 PM at the Eagles ArenaBegins November 2

Sunday, 6:15 – 7:30 PM at Blue Line Club ArenaBegins November 3

pre-schoolskatingdaytime instructionInstructor will work with pre-school skaters (individuals or small groups) during Tuesday AM or PM time slots. Skaters are asked to sign-up for one time slot only. Practice times are open to all skaters.

Instruction Begins:November 12 - February 11

Location: Purpur Arena

Registration: Online at gfparks.org or in person on Monday, Nov. 4 at 1:00 - 2:30 PM

Skaters may register at the concession stand any day during skating.

Fees: $45/Res. $90/Non-Res.

Time slots:Tuesday, 10:15 - 10:45 AMTuesday, 1:15 - 1:45 PM

Practice Days and Times:Monday , 1:00 - 2:30 PMWednesday, 10:00 - 11:30 AMWednesday, 1:00 - 2:30 PMThursday, 10:00 - 11:30 AM

Ice Show practice will begin February 18 with the Annual Ice Show March 7 - 9 , 2014.

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sunflake soccerSpring Registration begins March 2014. For more information, visit gfparks.org.

Spring season begins April 14, 2014 and ends May 22, 2014.

Register online: www.gfparks.orgpainting lessonsAdult classes are for beginners through advanced painters. Open sessions will have limited instruction.

Fall Session: Sept. 9 - Nov. 15 Winter Session: Jan. 6 - Apr. 18

Open Sessions: Thursday, 1:00-3:00 PMFriday, 9:30-11:30 AM

Fees:$35

Lessons: Monday/Thursday 7:00 - 9:00 PMWednesday 10:00 AM - 12:00PM 1:00 - 3:00 PM

Fees: $57.50; $45 (seniors)

Location: Richard’s West Studio 4700 6th Avenue N#701-787-3487Call during sessions only please.

Instructors: Joan Mullen, #701-775-0442Mary Haugstad, #701-775-2601Zauna Synnott, #701-772-1087 *Pre Registration Required

junior curlingJunior Curling is for beginning and novice curlers 10 years of age and up. This program will focus on skill development as well as advancement in the USCA youth curling program. Junior Curling begins Monday, November 25 and end in early March.

Session: Monday, 4:00 - 5:15 PM

Location: GF Curling Club 1124 7th Avenue South

Fee: $25 (includes equip.) Contact: Dan Lindgren forinformation and registration; [email protected] #701-330-0654

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greater grand forks soccer clubCan’t wait to get back on the soccer fields, but figure you’ll have to wait until the snow melts? Think again!

Greater Grand Forks Soccer Club offers an indoor soccer program for young athletes to play throughout the winter, one day each week. Coached by licensed coaches from the GFSoccer Club, it will consist of age appropriate activities that focus on skill development, fun and enjoyment of the game. Dates and location will be determined in October.

Register: Go to www.ggfsc.com

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youth NASP archeryStarts: Saturday, February 1

Sessions: Saturday 9:00 - 10:00 AM Saturday 10:00 - 11:00 AM (6 week program)

Fee: $20

Registration: Limited, 10 per/sessionwww.redriverarchery.org

Location: Red River Archery Indoor Range

Contact: Cody Simonson#701-330-1509

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ground up adventuresInterested in non-traditional sports? Then get outside to discover the adventurous GF.

Ground Up Adventures, a local non-profit, offers area youth of all ages the opportunity to develop skills and participate in outdoor adventure based activities.

Programs & Events:Indoor rock climbing club (6-15 yrs old)Indoor rock climbing team (7-18 yrs old)Fall Family Adventure raceOrienteering Course (Greenway)

For more info, visit:www.groundupadventures.com

girl scoutsDakota Horizons has many Pathways for girls to be involved. You can join a troop and meet new friends. Girls can also participate in recreational programs or travel to a variety of destinations! Find out how Girl Scouts can be a part of exploring your interest.

Parent Information Night: September 12th, 2013 5:00 - 7:00 PM

Fall Kick Off Event: September 26th, 2013 5:00 - 7:00 PM

Location: 2525 Demers Ave. Grand Forks, ND

Contact: Rachel Downs (701) 772-6679 or [email protected]

For more info or to register, visit:www.gsdakotahorizons.org

As fall and winter roll around, sporting activities will kick into high gear. Safe Kids Grand Forks offers these sports safety tips to keep your athlete in the game.

Tip #1: Safety gear is important. Make sure that all equipment is in good condition and fits the athlete correctly. Check this extra carefully if it has been provided to the athlete by the team.

Tip #2: Know the signs and symptoms of dehydration. An athlete can overheat in the winter time too, not just in summer heat.

Tip #3: Make sure athletes stay well hydrated, drinking plenty of water before, during and after play. Establish water breaks every 15-20 minutes throughout practices and games.

For more info on sports safety, contact Safe Kids Grand Forks [email protected] or call 701.780.1489. Altru Health System is proud to serve as the lead agency for Safe Kids Grand Forks.

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Intramural Rec LeagueAges: 11-12 Peewee / 13-14 Bantam / 15-17 HSFees: $130 Resident / $210 Non-Resident1st Practice will be at Eagles Arena or BLC on Nov. 17

Activity # Park Time Arena441422-01 Peewee 11:15 AM BLC441422-02 Bantam 1:00 PM Eagles441422-03 High School 2:45 PM Eagles

Group Skating Lessons Ages: 4 years old - Adult Fees: $70 Resident / $140 Non-ResidentThursday, Saturday and Sunday lessons at Blue Line Club ArenaNovember 2 - February 13

Activity # Day Time First Practice444000-01 Thursday 5:45 PM Nov 7444000-02 Thursday 6:30 PM Nov 7444000-12 Thursday 7:15 PM Nov 7444000-03 Saturday 3:30 PM Nov 2444000-04 Saturday 4:30 PM Nov 2444000-05 Saturday 5:30 PM Nov 2444000-06 Sunday 3:15 PM Nov 3444000-07 Sunday 4:30 PM Nov 3444000-08 Sunday 5:30 PM Nov 3Groups are assigned by availability, age and ability. Please list 2 choices for your skater. Groups Fill Up Fast - Register Early!

Pre-School Daytime SkatingAges: Pre-SchoolFees: $45 Resident / $90 Non-ResidentNovember 12 - February 11

Activity # Day Time ______444100-01 Tuesday 10:15 - 10:45 AM 444100-02 Tuesday 1:15 - 1:45 PM

Advanced Group LessonsAges: All - Must have completed Basic 5Fees: $80 Resident / $160 Non-ResidentLessons Begin November 2 / 3

Activity # Day Time Arena444000-09 Sunday 6:15 PM BLC Saturday 11:45 AM Eagles

Hockey, Power and Skills Ages: 5 - 8 Fees: $55 Resident / $110 Non-ResidentNovember 3 - February 9 Limited to 30 / skaters

Activity # Day Time Arena444000-11 Sunday 2:45 - 3:15 PM BLC

Park District Synchronized SkatingAges: All / Lessons Begin on November 2Fees: $55 Resident / $110 Non-Resident

Activity # Day Time Arena444000-10 Saturdays 1:30 PM Eagles

figure & ice skatingprogram details - pages 15 - 16

park district youth hockeyprogram details - page 11

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online registration is now available for all programs with this symbolregister at www.gfparks.org

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ScholarshipsScholarships are available through the Grand Forks Park District. Families who qualify for free or reduced meals at school will qualify for a program scholarship. Applications can be obtained at the Park District main office. Questions? Call 701-746-2750

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PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE GRAND FORKS PARK DISTRICTMAIL REGISTRATION AND FEE TO

GRAND FORKS PARK DISTRICT, ATTN: REGISTRATION, P.O. BOX 12429, GRAND FORKS, ND 58208-2429

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE GRAND FORKS PARK DISTRICTMAIL REGISTRATION AND FEE TO

GRAND FORKS PARK DISTRICT, ATTN: REGISTRATION, P.O. BOX 12429, GRAND FORKS, ND 58208-2429

CHILD'S FIRST AND LAST NAME CONTACT US:OFFICE - 746-2750

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Register for a Grand Forks Park District Recreation Program!

Online at www.gfparks.orgOnline registration is available for programs listed with this symbol.

Walk-inOffice Hours: 8-5pm, M-F

1210 7th Ave. SouthGrand Forks, ND 58201

Mail-inP.O. Box 12429

Grand Forks, ND 58208-2429

Refund Policy- Participants will receive a full refund when the program is cancelled due to lack of participants, facilities or qualified instruction, or the program has not officially begun.- No refunds will be given once the program has started.- All refunds will be issued in the form of a check. The issuance of a refund check will take 10-12 working days and will be mailed to the participant or guardian.

To complete the registration form below:- This registration form only applies to GF Park District programs, not to activities listed in the Other Programs section.- Use one form per child. Be sure all information is correct and the program code number is included. (Multiple code numbers may be listed on one form if the programs are for the same child.)- All fees must be paid in full.- Additional registration forms are available online or a the Park District office.

Please read this form carefully and be aware that in registering yourself or your child/ward for participation in the below program(s), you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you or your child might sustain arising out of the below program(s).I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury and/or death to participate in the below program(s) and, I agree to assume the full risk of any such injuries, death, damages, or loss regardless of severity which I or my child/ward may sustain as a result of involvement with the below program(s). Further, I hereby waive and relinquish all claims that I, my insurer, or my my child/ward may have against the Park District and its officers, servants, and employees from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss which I or my child/ward may have or which may accrue to me or my child/ward in relation to his/her involvement with the below program(s), regardless whether the activities involved are supervised or unsupervised. I also agree to hold the Park District harmless for any injuries, death, or damages sustained in relation to my child/ward’s involvement with the below program(s). Nothing in this release shall be intended to release the Park District from responsibility of fraud or willful injury to person or property, nor for any violation of the law. This release is intended to and releases only claims for negligence and/or non-willful or non-criminal claims. I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE AGREEMENT OUTLINING MY ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS.

Participant or Parent/Guardian Signature____________________________________________________ Date __________________

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giving hearts day24-hour online fundraiserFebruary 13, 2014The Grand Forks Parks & Recreation Foundation is honored to be able to participate in Annual Giving Hearts Day sponsored by the Dakota Medical Foundation (DMF). When you make an online gift of $10 or more on Annual Giving Hearts Day, DMF matches your gift! On this special day, DMF matches all gifts up to $4,000 (after the first $4,000 raised). 100% of all contributions go towards Scholarships for Local Kids & are tax-deductible.

sustaining parks, places & playwww.gfparksfoundation.org

scholarships for kidsMore than 40% of children in Grand Forks qualify for Park Activity

Scholarships. Because of your generosity, over 600 kids received financial assistance for participation in Park District programming last year.

With your donations, we will continue to provide a nurturing environment of activities to all children in our community.

100% of your donation goes to scholarships for local qualifying children. Your gift will make a difference.

Signature:______________________________________Date:______________________________________

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Yes, I plan to attend.Please reserve _________ tickets at $40 each.

No, I will be unable to attend, howeverI would like to support the GF Parks & RecFoundation along with the CommunityFoundation of GF, EGF and Region in the amount of $ __________ .

Please consider Supporting Grand Forks Kidswith a scholarship gift

Name(s):_______________________________________________Address:_______________________________________________City:__ _____________________________________________State: Zip:___________________ _____________________________Daytime Phone:__ _____________________________________________Email: _______________________________________________

Please mail your donation to the GF Parks & Rec Foundation 1210 - 7th Ave. South, Grand Forks, North Dakota 58201

$7.50 $ ________ other Please contact me on how I can include the foundation in my estate planning

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Select the sport you wish to support:

Help bring a smile to a child for as little as $7.50!

EASY as 1 - 2 - 31. On Feb. 13, 2014, go to www.impactgiveback.org & click on the “Donate” button2. Choose “Grand Forks Parks & Recreation Foundation” from the participants list3. Enter your donation of $10 or more & proceed to checkout

If you are interested in making an online donation on this day, send an email today to [email protected] and we will send you a reminder closer to the date. We greatly appreciate your generosity.

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Choice Age Guidelines: 10 & under must be accompanied by an adult or person age 16 or older while at Choice Health & Fitness.

CHOICE YOUTH FIT CLUBThis is a fitness program, which allows Youth Members to obtain specific training by fitness staff, giving them permission to use age appropriate fitness areas and equipment. Those who complete the Choice Youth Fit Club requirements will be issued an age-designated wristband, which they must wear at all times in fitness areas and on equipment.

Detailed information regarding Age Guidelines and Choice Youth Fit Club can be found online at www.ChoiceHF.com

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AquaticsPrograms• ParentandMeSwimLessons:

introduction to water for parents and children ages 9 mo. - 2 yrs.

• TinyTotsSwimLessons: introduction to water and water safety for children ages 2-3

• ChoiceSwimmingAcademy: swimming lesson program for elementary children

• PrivateandSemiPrivate: swimming lessons available for people ages 4 to adults

• SeniorSplashClass: low impact, easy-on-the-joints water aerobics workout geared toward Senior members

• WaterRunningClass: variety of exercises performed against the current

• WaterBootCamp: medium to high intensity interval workout in the pool - no swimming experience needed

• WaterAerobics: easy-on-the-joints and gets your heart racing - no swimming experience needed

• LapSwimming: daily lap swimming times available (35 laps = 1 mile)

• FamilySwim: designated family fun time in the lap pool

H2O for Learning, Laps and LeisureSWIM

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• ComfyLoungeArea: contains fireplace, deli seating and outdoor patio space

• CommunityRooms: education classes with demo kitchen

• State-of-the-artEquipment:peppered within 15,000 sq. ft., including treadmills, elliptical machines, stair steppers, bikes, Pilates® and free weights

• LockerRooms:men’s and women’s locker rooms have separate steam spas and spacious lockers; family locker rooms have private changing spaces, showers and lockers

• GroupExerciseRooms: devoted to cycling, RPM®, Kranking®, rowing, yoga, dance academy, Body Pump®, senior programs, ZUMBA® and vast cardio classes

• AquaticsComplex:Contains a 3-lane lap pool, two water slides, zero-depth entry pool, spray features, lazy river and two pool-side party rooms

• SportsCourts: complex for basketball (2) or volleyball (3), racquetball (3), tennis (6)

• Track:7 laps = 1 mile

• Kid’sZone: interactive play space for kids age 8-14

• ChildActivityRoom:play features, arts and crafts areas for age 8 weeks - 8 yrs old

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Pool (Fall/Winter) Hours: Beginning September 3rdM-Th 5:30 am - 10:00 pmFri 5:30 am - 8:00 pmSat 8:00 am - 8:00 pmSun 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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•Kid’sZonefullofawesome,footstompin’interactivedigitalexperiencesforkidswithgamesonthebrain.

•ChildActivityRoomwherekidshaveablastwhileparentsenjoytimetoworkout.

•Swimlessons+loadsofswimtimeinourpoolsandwaterslidesforanentiredayoffunandfitnessforthefamily.*

*Must be 48” to utilize water slides

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teaching racquetball to youth of all ages and skill levels

• RacquetballLeagues: offered to all different skill levels

• RacquetballTournaments: ranging from USAR sanctioned events to club tournaments and shootouts

• PrivateRacquetballLessons:one-on-one or group instruction

• RacquetballCourtTime: court reservations and equipment rental is available daily

Tennis• TinyTotsTennis:

parent/child class - ages 3-5

• 10&UnderTennis:K-5 program that promotes play and success by using age-appropriate tennis racquets, balls and courts

• ChoiceTennisAcademy:intermediate to advanced youthskill development program

• OpenGym:available each day for people of all ages and skill levels

• NoonBasketball:sign-up weekly to play adult pickup games over your lunch hour

• ChoiceVolleyballAcademy: skill development for youth in grades 1-12

• VolleyballLeagues: a variety of formats for all different skill levels

• VolleyballTournaments: offered in a variety of formats for all different skill levels

• YouthTennisCamps

• AdultIntroTennisLessons:intro to the basics of tennis

• PrivateTennisLessons:one-on-one or group instruction from our teaching professionals

• TennisDrills:youth and adult drills with our teaching professionals

• CardioTennis:exercise class with a stroke of tennis - no prior experience needed

• TennisCourtTime: court reservations available daily

• Leagues: competition for recreational to advanced players

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• JuniorPlayDays:10 & Under, 11-14, 15-18 yr old match play

• Tournaments:club & USTA level tournaments for a variety of ages & skill levels

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Your Time-Your Way or Revv It Up!FITNESSFitnessProgramsChoice Health & Fitness offers a variety of 22 classes included in your membership! Cycling

“Free-Style” Group Cycling Les Mills RPM™ Cycling

YogaGentle YogaYoga FlowAshtanga YogaSport Yoga

SensationalSeniorsFun & FitnessSilver Sneakers® Classes - SS Circuit - SS Classic

IntensityBoost?Les Mills BODYPUMP™ZUMBA® and Family ZUMBA®Step it up Extreme KickStep Fusion Tone “Up”Target Zone Rock

Try a Cycling, Rowing or Kranking®class or H2O exercise programs!

SpecialPrograms&PersonalTrainingWe offer additional fee-based specialty classes, programs and personal training for members and non-members. Check these out!

• Ultimate Cardio• Push Cardio• Bootcamps• Jungle Warrior Training• Octane Cross Circuit• Group Strength• TRX® / Kaiser Group

Strength• Basic Strength Training• Aquatics Group Strength• Dance (youth and adult)• Healthy Creations• Fueling for Performance• Prenatal Yoga

FALL Youth Performance Enhancement Information now available!Contact Chris Langei or Jorid Dagfinrud at 746-2790

On-Site Services: Available to the public, not only for members but for the entire community! Comeonin!

Sprouts CaféLocated within the lobby of Choice Health & Fitness, the locally owned café will provide the healthiest and tastiest options prepared fresh daily. Altru Health SystemServices provided will focus on wellness, providing physical and occupational therapy for youth through seniors. Truyu Aesthetic Center Take a private elevator to the spa facility including manicures, pedicures, injectibles, make-up applications, facials, body treatments and massage therapy. USDA-Agricultural Research Service, GF Human Nutrition Research Center Scientists will conduct research on how diet and physical activity can help maintain healthy body weight, and what features promote an individuals’ sustained participation in such programs.

WelCore Health A company focused on personal and corporate wellness, WelCore Health office and staff are located on-site.

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Choice Health & Fitness 4401 South 11th Street Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected]

Main Line: 701.746.2790 Info Line: 701.746.2792

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Important 4 Childcare hours and fees listedhere only apply at Choice Health & Fitness. Fees do not apply at Altru Family YMCA. A reservation for child care is required - space is limited.

4 Guest Passes for individuals and families are available. Details and rates are listed online at ChoiceHF.com4 *Family: Couples residing in the same household and filing taxes jointly. May include children through High School and attending College through age 24.

ONE DAY FREE VISIT*Expires Dec. 31, 2013

*First Time Visit Only*One Person / One Visit Only

*No Cash Value * Non Transferrable*Must Present This Coupon / No Duplication

*Choice Health & Fitness Location Only

20% OFF PRO SHOP*Expires Dec. 31, 2013

*20% Off Your Entire Purchase @ Choice Health & Fitness Pro Shop

*One Coupon Per Person/ No Duplication *Does Not Include Sale Items

Not yet a member?

4Rates Below Require a 3 Month MinimumMembership Options

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TuesdayLARGE Lahvosh for the price of

a SMALLLong Island Teas..............$4.00

Wednesday1/2 Price Appetizers 4-8pm

FridayLunchWalleye Sandwich..........$7.99

DinnerDeep Fried Shrimp Dinner ..............$9.99

saTurdayLunchBurger and a Beer (or pop) .................$6.99

Bloody Marys ................$4.00

Dinner

Prime Rib and Shrimp ..................$18.99

sundaySunday Brunch Buffet Every

Sunday 9am-2pm

“The Best Sunday Brunch in Town”

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EAGLE’s CREST GRILL BANQUETS AND CATERINGWe Can Host Any Event Your Place Or Ours!

• Business lunch/dinners• Rehearsal dinners• Wedding receptions• Holiday parties• Reunions• Grill out on the patio for golf and corporate parties.

We also offer off-sitecatering for groupsof 20 to 1,000 people.Whether that be at yourfarm or home, placeof business, parks,Masonic Center,Howard Johnson,or the Lincoln Club House.

AccommodationsBanquet Room - up to 50Dining Room - up to 120Patio Seating - up to 100

Make your reservations today!

701-787-34915301 S. Columbia Road

Grand ForksLocated @ Kings Walk Golf Course.Available year round to the public!

R001771048

701-787-3491eaglescrestgrill.comLocated @ King’s Walk Golf Course

open year round bar & grill

banquets / eventscatering

sunday brunch

www.northernairffc.com

1600 32nd Ave S • Grand Forks, ND 58201 • 701-330-3138 • [email protected]

Northern Air Family Fun Center offers:

• North Dakota’s Only IndoorTrampoline Park

• State of the Art Batting Cages

• Huge Infl atables Area

• Large Arcade Area

The Newest Location for Family Fun in Grand Forks!

1726 S. Washington St Tel: 701.746.6044

www.northdakotaballet.org

Children’s Dance Program Pre-School, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop

www.ae2s.comWATER ENGINEERING

WASTEWATER ENGINEERINGWATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROLSFINANCIAL SERVICESASSET MANAGEMENT

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERINGELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGSURVEYING/MAPPING/GIS

Big thanks to all our activity guide sponsors

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It’s simple and rewarding!

• Learn how to cook and entertain easily and affordably.

• Receive FREE and discounted products of your choice.

• Have fun with your friends.

Call me today to schedule your Show!

Julie HaakensonIndependent Director

Phone: [email protected]/JulieHaak

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www.gfparks.org

Residential Postal Customer

PRSRTSTDECRWSS

U.S. Postage PAIDGrand Forks, NDPermit No. 461

P.O. Box 12429Grand Forks, ND58208-2429