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WinterCLASS A RINKS CLASS C RINKS PLEASURE RINKS WITHOUT ATTENDED WARMING HOUSES RAHN PARK: On Sandstone Drive next to Rahn School WELL SITE: On Pilot Knob Road just north of Cliff Road CLASS B RINKS •ARNELIAN PARK: On Carnelian Lane at Blackhawk Road WOODHAVEN PARK: On Gold Trail, southeast of Beau D' Rue Drive PILOT KNOB SCHOOL: On Lone Oak Road i mile east of Highway 13 HIGHVIEW PARK: On Skyline Dirve, west of Pilot Knob Road LEXINGTON PARK: In the McKee Addi- tion, east of Lexington Avenue CEDAR POND PARK: On Diffley Road, east of Cedar School COUNTRY HOME PARK: On Beam Lane at Egan Avenue BURR OAKS PARK: Highway 149 & Chapel Lane •VERGREEN PARK: On Lodgepole Drive, west off Pilot Knob Road at Wal- frid Street Rinks at pond sites will be cleared when the ice is safe. EAGAN WINTER RECREATION PROGRAMS , MDR SKATING RINKS Warming houses at outdoor skating rink sites in the City of Eagan will open on approximately December 18, 1982, subject to weather conditions. Warming house hours will be as follows: Saturdays & School Vacation Days: 10 AM - 9 PM Sundays: Noon - 9 PM Week Days After School: 4PM - 9 PM Christmas Eve & New Year's Eve Days: 10 AM - 4 PM Christmas Day: Closed New Year's Day: Noon - 4 PM Warming houses will be open during the hours listed unless one of three conditions exist: 1. The wind chill factor is -25 or colder. 2. Three or more inches of snow has fallen and rinks have not yet been cleared. 3. Warm temperatures soften the ice, making the rinks unskateable. Parking at all rink sites is to be in the parking lots provided or on the street. Cars parked on the mainte- nance roadway or on field areas next to a rink or warming house are subject to be tagged. Your cooperation is asked in order to prevent costly turf repairs to the parks in the spring and for the safety of skaters. Tak :RESERVE'k R` MP Neighborhood groups or Eagan organiza- tions may reserve a rink for a special event by calling the Parks & Recreation office at 454 -7802 at least one week prior to the date of the event. Special events are to occur during the normal hours that the warming houses are open. Broomball games and practices are scheduled only at selected sites, not at all rinks. All special events must observe the posted warming house rules. The Parks & Recreation Department offers BEGINNER CROSS COUNTRY SKI LESSONS FOR ADULTS. The lessons may be taken using your own equipment or rental equipment at the site. Class size is limited. Dates: Saturdays, & 29 •f imes: Section I Section II Section III January 15, 22, 10:00 AM -11:15 AM 11:30 AM -12:45 PM 1:00 PM- 2:15 PM All January 15 sessions will meet in- doors at the individually scheduled class time in the community room at Cedarvale Lanes. The indoor session will cover care and use of equipment, suggested attire, safety aspects and what will be experienced during the two outdoor sessions. The outdoor sessions will originate from Diamond T Ranch located on the west side of Pilot Knob Road approximately mile south of Cliff Road. Diamond T Ranch will reserve rental equipment for class members who register in the rental category. Class Fee: $10.00 with own equipment $19.00 with rental equipment; indicate height and shoe size In person or by mail at the Parks & Recreation office beginning December 20, 1982 Deadline: January 12, 1983 egister: :CROSS4COUNTRY> SKI TRIt Groomed cross country ski trails are maintained in two City parks and at Lebanon Hills Regional Park. The beginner and the more experienced skier can equally be challenged by the trails in scenic settings. BLACKHAWK PARK has a ski trail one mile in length over hilly terrain. The trail entrance and limited parking are at the end of Palisade Way at Riverton, which is east off Blackhawk Road at Cochrane. PATRICK EAGAN PARK provides two miles of trials over varried terrain. The parking lot is located west off Lexing- ton Avenue, mile north of Diffley Road. The trail entrance is adjacent to the parking lot. LEBANON HILLS REGIONAL PARK operated by the Dakota County Parks Department provides groomed trails through hilly and wooded terrain. A total of 8 miles of trails, located in Eagan and Apple Valley, offer loops for the beginner, intermediate and advanced skier. Parking is located off Cliff Road, 4 miles east of Pilot Knob Road. Parking and ski rental are also available nearby at the Diamond T Ranch on Pilot Knob Road. For additional information, contact the Dakota County Parks De- partment at 437 -6608. GgJRE�S ` VOELEYBALL Couples' volleyball will resume P Y play on January 5, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. at Pilot Knob Elementary School. New participants may register at the Parks & Recreation office or at the school on January 5. A fee of $10.00 is charged to cover the cost of the use of the gymnasium. Couples' volleyball is recreational in nature; no set teams are established. Dates: Time: ee: egister: Deadline: orr caR ';o 'p .at MATERr he Parks & Recreation Department will ffer a seminar on the selection and care of plant materials. This two hour session will cover selection of trees and shrubs, proper pruning of plant materials and desirable fertilizer pro- grams. Where: Community Room at Cedarvale Lanes Date: Tuesday, February 8, 1983 Time: 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. Cost: $2.50 Registration Deadline: February 1, 1983 Two sections of dog obedience training are offered this winter. Classes meet on 10 consecutive Monday evenings be- *inning January 3, 1983. Dogs should be 9 months old or older to train effectively. Certificate of rabies vaccination must be brought to the first class session. The handler may be an adult or youth eleven years old or older; however, the same indivi- dual is to work the dog each week. Equipment needed includes a choker chain 2 inches longer than the girth of the dog's neck and a six foot leather leash. Dogs registered for the Novice Class must have taken Beginner Lessons pre- viously. Where: Basement of Police Building, 3830 Pilot Knob Road January 3 - March 7, 1983 Section I Beginner 6:00- 7:OOPM Section II Novice 7:15- 8:15PM $15.00 In person or by mail at the Parks & Recreation office, beginning December 20, 1982 December 30, 1982 The City of Eagan Parks & Recreation directs the following adult softball leagues: Monday Play: Thursday =ADUI T `SOFTBALL LEAGUES Eagan Women's Soft- ball League uesday Play: Eagan Men's Recrea- tional Softball League Indus- Play: Eagan Men's trial League Play: Eagan Men's Over 35 Softball League Friday Play: Eagan Couples' Kit - tenball League Managers of prospective new teams should contact the Parks & Recreation office at 454 -7802 prior to March 25, 1983 to receive team registration infor- mation. The winter session of Tiny Tots Recrea- tional Activities for children ages 3, 4 and 5 will begin the week of January 10, 1983. Children will experience games, singing, stories, simple crafts and supervised play. Group size is limited. Where: Rahn Park Building on Sand- stone Drive, west of Rahn School Dates: January 10 - March 3, 1983 Fee: $20.00 Days: Section I M & W 10 AM -Noon Section II M & W 1 PM -3 PM Section III T & TH 10 AM -Noon Section IV T & TH 1 PM -3 PM Register: In person or by mail at the Parks & Recreation office beginning December 20, 1982 Deadline: December 30, 1982 THE OUTINGS LISTED BELOW ARE CO- SPONSORED BY THE APPLE VALLEY, EAGAN AND ROSEMOUNT PARKS AND RECREATION . DEPARTMENTS. TO REGISTER, SIMPLY MAIL OR BRING TIIE APPROPRIATE REGISTRATION FORM TO ANY OF THE RECREATION DEPARTMENTS LISTED ABOVE. NOTE: NO REFUNDS WILL BE.ISSUED AFTER THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE. • NEIL SIMON'S "CHAPTER TWO" AT OLD LOG THEATER THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1983 Enjoy lunch at the Old Log Theater and a matinee performance of Neil Simon's play "Chapter Two ". Set in the present day, Chapter Two is an autobiogra- phical comedy /drama concerning the difficulty of second marriage after one partner has died. The registration fee includes lunch, the play, and bus transportation. Bus Leaves: Bus Returns: Cost: Registration: D EAGAN PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT NAME ADDRESS • NAME OF ACTIVITY Hayes Community Center at 10:30 a.m. Ken Rose Shopping Cen- ter at 10:45 a.m. Cedarvale Shopping Cen- ter. (west parking lot at 11:00 a.m. Approximately 5 p.m. $13.50 (includes lunch) Fill out one of the Parks and Recreation registration blanks and return it to the appro- priate recreation de- partment. Please speci- fy pickup point! January 20, 1983 WORLD'S TOUGHEST RODEO AT MET CENTER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1983 Come and see the "World's Toughest Rodeo" including six championship events and featuring 300 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association contestants, plus music and comedy. Rodeo will be held at the Met Center. Bus Leaves: Hayes Community Center at 1:15 p.m. Ken Rose Shopping Cen- ter at 1:30 p.m. Cedarvale Shopping Cen- ter West Parking Lot at 1:45 p.m. Bus Returns: Approximately 4:30 p.m. Cost: $6.75 Registration: Fill out the registration blank and return it to the appropriate de- partment. Please spe- cify pickup point! Deadline: January 11, 1983 • All registrations are to be made in person or by mail] I i at the Parks and Recreation office. r PHONE CITY OTHER ACTIVITY INFORMATION (day, time, section, # of tickets, etc.) Make check payable to: City of Eagan Enclosed is $ Send to: Parks & Recreation Department 3501 Coachman Road Fgoon MN Sc 197 )9 COFFEE CONCERT AT ORCHESTRA HALL FRIDAY, * FEBRUARY 18, 1983 Join .us for an action packed day as we begin with coffee and a fashion show in the lounge of Orchestra Hall. The fashion -*low will be sponsored by "Jackson Graves" of Minneapolis. Fol- lowing the fashion show will be a con- cert preview with Mary Ann Feldman. The Minnesota Orchestra will be per- forming with guest conductor Neville Marriner. After the performance, we will head over to the Hyatt Regency where participants will have two hours to enjoy lunch and browse through a few of the many shops. The choice• of restaurant will be left up to you and the cost of lunch is on your own and is not included in the registration fee. We — have excellent seats for this performance of the Minnesota Orchestra. Why not join us for a truly unique experience? Bus Leaves: Hayes Community Center at 8:45 a.m. Ken Rose Shopping Cen- ter at 9:00 a.m. Cedarvale Shopping Cen- ter West Parking Lot at 9:15 a.m. Bus Returns: Approximately 3:30 p.m. Cost: $11.00 includes coffee, fashion show, and Min- nesota Orchestra per- formance. Registration: Fill out the registration blank and return it to the appropriate de- partment. Please spe- cify pickup point! Deadline: January 17, 1983 Absolutely no registra- tion accepter after this date! BUSINESS PHONE ZIP to cover registration.