recreation - orange city, iowa

2012 summerrecreation

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park & recreation staff

special thanks

Mitch AalbersPark and Recreation [email protected]

Rochelle SappCommunity Wellness [email protected]

Brian GoslingaPark Supervisor712-707-4885

Park & Recreation BoardSue BlankersMick SniederGlenda GrossmanCandice Van MarelEarl Woudstra

Thank you to the numerous volunteers who make the programs successful. Without the many volunteers who give so generously of their time, many of our programs would not be offered.

have fun!after all it is about the friends you make along the way...

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registrationAll registrations must be made through the Parks and Recreation office. Forms are available at the Parks and Recreation office, or downloaded online. Please bring or mail in your forms and payment from May 1–29!

Online Registration Registration will open May 1, 2012 at OrangeCityIowa.com/parks-recreation/

Walk up registrationPool Pass Sales: May 14–15 5:00–7:00pm

Also the first week of pool season starting at 12:30 pm. Keys fobs and numbers will be reused.

Drop OffPlace your registration form and payment in a sealed envelope and put it in the drop box by the front door of City Hall.

Mail InMail your registration form and payment to: Orange City Parks and Recreation 125 Central Ave. SE Orange City, IA 51041

Refund PolicyRefunds will only be given up to the first day of the program. After that, no refunds will be given unless the program is canceled/postponed or if the enrollee is unable to participate because of unforeseen medical reasons.

CancellationsPrograms that are canceled or postponed due to weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances beyond our control will be announced as soon as possible. Please call 712-707-4888, or visit OrangeCityIowa.com. A legal guardian is asked to pick up their children from the program site as quickly as possible if adverse weather conditions occur. Announcements will attempt to be made at least one hour prior to the scheduled start time for an activity.

Fee Payment & Returned ChecksAll fees must be paid at the time of registration. Fees may be paid in cash or check—credit card for online registrations. Checks should be made payable to City of Orange City. There is a $25 fee for any returned check. If a check is returned, both the amount of the check and the returned check charge must be covered in cash.

Registrations will be processed by random selection daily. Unless we inform you otherwise, you are registered for your first choice. Checks are payable to: City of Orange City. All fees must be paid in full. Registrations with incorrect fees will be notified by telephone and held from processing until the correct fee is paid. Payments can be made online with a credit card.

Phone registrations are not accepted for any programs. All programs are filled on a first come/first serve basis, so please register early. Late registrations may be accepted after a class or activity has started if space is available. Late registrations will have a $10 fee applied after May 29.

For more information on the City of Orange City’s Parks and Recreation Department please contact Mitch Aalbers, Parks and Recreation Director, at 712-707-4885 or [email protected]. Also, visit us online at OrangeCityIowa.com!

Notice: There will not be programming or swimming lessons on the 4th of July.

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orange city aquatics2012 Pool SeasonMemorial Day–Labor Day (weather permitting)

Regular Pool Hours Monday–Saturday 1:00–7:30pmSunday 1:00–4:30pm

Admission*

Youth (1–18) $ 3.00Adult (19+) $ 4.00Sr. Citizen (55+) $ 3.50

After 6:00pm (all swimmers) $ 2.00

Season Pass*

Youth (1–18) $ 55.00Adult (19+) $ 65.00Sr. Citizen (55+) $ 55.00Family (0–19) $ 120.00 Babysitter $ +20.00

Budget Pass*

Youth (1–18) $ 35.00Adult (19+) $ 40.00Sr. Citizen (55+) $ 35.00

Budget passes can not be transferred to another year.

Pool PassesPurchase a season or budget pass at the Orange City Municipal Swimming Pool on May 14–15 at 5:00–7:00pm, and the first week of pool season starting at 12:30 pm. Pass holders will have a picture taken and a key fob assigned to them. Fobs will be reused each year.

Group RatesGroup must consist of 15 or more people $2.50 per youth, $3.50 per adult.

Pool ClosingsPool supervisors will close the pool in case of the following: •lightningorthreateningweather •watertempbeingtoolow •bodilyfluidsspilledintothepool

In case of a pool closing for any reason, there will be a message left on the swimming pool phone 712-707-2500

Pool RulesPool rules will be observed by everyone in order to maintain a safe swimming environment. These rules can be found in each restroom and posted on the guardhouse walls. Please make sure you and your child are aware of these rules before entering the pool area.

If your child is not tall enough to be on the slide or on the diving boards, they will be allowed to complete a swim test and receive a wristband to wear at the pool for the summer. Ask a manager, supervisor, or lifeguard for details.

Orange City Aquatic Facility’s water is regulated between 78°–82°*These fees will not be waived for any reason

For more information contact Rochelle Sapp, Community Wellness Director at 712-707-9494 or [email protected] or Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility at 712-707-2500.

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pool events

aquatic fitness

Special Pool EventsOrange City Municipal Aquatic Facility will be sponsoring special days and events this summer. Dates, times, and details are listed below and will be posted at the pool throughout the summer.

Family NightEvery Monday and Friday night, after 6:00pm, all summer long, parents swim free when they come with the kids!

Floatie FridaysEveryFridaynight,allsummerlong,floatingbeachtoyswill be allowed after 6:00pm! Please limit raft size to under 4‘X6‘. Toys will be subject to pool management‘s discretion.

Dollar DayThe first and last Saturday of the season, June 2 and Setember 1, anyone can get into the pool for $1.

Christmas in JulyCome to the pool on July 25 for a day of fun food and prizes! Register to win ! Kids go down the slide with parents! Music, games and food!! Don‘t miss out on this fun day!

Dog SwimPool finale! Bring you dog for a dip on Labor Day from 5:15–6:00pm ($3/dog)

Water AerobicsWater aerobics is the fat-burning, metabolism-raising, exercise program that tones and strengthens the entire body.

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 6:30–7:15am$3 per class or 10 classes for $25

•Noswimmingskillsneeded. •Suitableforallages.Must be at least 15 to attend class. •Workatyourownpace. •Easyonthejoints. •Waterresistancetonesmusclesandbuildsbones. •Agoodcardiovascularworkoutforfatburning, lowering blood pressure, and lowering cholesterol. •Pre-registrationwillbeneededtodevelopclass schedules. •Classesneedaminimumofthreeparticipants. •Poolmembershipnotneededtoparticipate. •Pooltemperature78–82°

Lap SwimmingThe pool is open for adult lap swimming.

Monday–Friday 6:00–7:15am 11:45am–12:50pm Saturday 12:00–12:50pm

Daily admission charged, season ticket, or budget pass.

Pool RentalThe aquatic facility is available for rent, by the hour.

Weekdays 7:30– 8:30pmSaturday: 10:00am–12:00pmSunday: 5:00–7:00pm

Call to request a different time.

Rental Charge: $100 per hour with water slide and splash pad. $75 per hour without water slide.

Please contact Rochelle Sapp or Mitch Aalbers for pool rentals at 712-707-2500 or 712-707-9494.

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swimming lessonsThe Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility will offer group lessons. These lessons are taught by certified Water Safety Instructors following the current American Red Cross program. Lesson sign-ups can occur at the pool once open for the season with no late fees. Fees must be paid at time of registration. Fees cannot be waived.

Session Dates & TimesParent-Child Aquatics and Levels 1–5 are offered in three sessions, Monday–Thursday for two weeks. (Fridays will be a make-up day if needed) Regular attendance is required. If a child misses a class, it will need to be made up. Advanced levels—Level VI, Basic Water Rescue, and Guard Start—ONLYofferedduring2ndand3rdsession.

Session 1 June 4–15 Session 2 June 18–29 Session 3 July 9–20

Class Times (Levels 1–5): 9:00–9:40am9:45–10:25am10:30–11:10amParent-Child Aquatics TBD

(Advanced Levels):7:30–8:45am

Advancing LevelsA level must be successfully completed before registering for the ensuing level.

Attendance

Class attendance is important. If parents feel it is necessary for a child not to go in the water on a particular day, they should send a note for the instructor along with the child. It is important for the child to attend class even if they will not be entering the water.

Minimum Number of StudentsAt least five students must be registered for a class one week prior to start date. In the case a class does not have enough participation, it will be cancelled and parents notified.

Registration InformationSwimming lesson and pool pass online registration begins May 1, 2012 at OrangeCityIowa.com/parks-recreation. Walk up registration will be held at the Orange City Municipal Swimming Pool on May 14–15, 2012 at 5:00–7:00pm and the first week of pool season starting at 12:30 pm. Pass holders will have a picture taken and a key fob assigned to them. Fobs will be reused from 2011.

Note to parents: Parents and other observers are required to remain outside the pool or in the picnic area during lessons to minimize any distractions for the instructors and especially students. For more information please call 712-707-9494 or 712-707-2500.

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lessons descriptions

other opportunities

Parent/Child Aquatics $1530 min/day—A parent or other care-giving adult is required to accompany each child in the water and participate in the classes. Designed for children 18 months to 4 years.

Level 1 $2045 min/day—Introduction to water skills. Orient to aquatic environment and create a sound foundation for aquatic and safety skills. Recommended ages 4–6

Level II $2045 min/day—Fundamental aquatic skills. Teaches fundamental aquatic locomotion and safety skills. Recommended ages 4–7

Level III $2045 min/day—Stroke development. Increase swimming competency and practice safety and non-swimming rescue skills. Recommended ages 6–9

Level IV $2045 min/day—Stroke improvement. Develops confidence in the strokes learned and to improve other aquatic skills. Recommended ages 7–10

Level V $2045 min/day—Stroke refinement. Stroke refinement plus introductionofbutterfly,surfacedivesandspringboarddiving. Recommended ages 8–12

Level VI $20Swimming and skill proficiency. Develop maximum efficiency and endurance for strokes and other aquatic activities. Recommended ages 10–13

Basic Water Rescue $20Skills and information will be taught to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies. This course will also prepare individuals for aquatic emergencies by teaching them how to protect themselves while assisting others. Students will be certified as a shallow water guard. Recommended ages 12+

GuardStart $20A stepping stone between Basic Water Rescue and Lifeguard Training. This program will introduce students to the skills needed for entry to the American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course. Class will focus on communication and decision making skills as well as the basic responsibilities of a lifeguard. Recommended ages 12-14

The GuardStart program involves a significant amount of physical activity. Before entering the program, participants must demonstrate these skills:

• Swim the front crawl 25 yards continuously while breathing to the front or side.

• Tread water for 1 minute using arms and legs.

• Submerge and swim a distance of 10 feet under water.

Lifeguard TrainingParticipants must have completed all previous levels of the Learn To Swim Program, be at least 15 years old and are interestedinpotentialjobopportunitiesinwatersafetyandaquatics.ContacttheSiouxlandAreaChapteroftheRedCross for schedules, information, locations and registration 800-340-408. Attendance is required for all scheduled dates.

Water Safety Instructor TrainingParticipants must have completed all previous levels of the Learn To Swim Program, be at least 16 years old and are interestedinpotentialjobopportunitiesinwatersafetyandaquatics.ContacttheSiouxlandAreaChapteroftheRedCross for schedules, information, locations and registration 800-340-4081.

Private LessonsPrivate lessons are available by arrangement with a certified Water Safety Instructor. These lessons are typically held for five days, 25 minutes each. Available times are Monday–Friday at 11:45am–1:00pm. $12/lesson or $60/week

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youth programsBaton $15Twirlers will learn basic baton skills. Batons are not provided.

Tuesday and Thursday; June 4–July 13Beginner (3rd) 11:00–11:45am Intermediate (4th) 9:10–9:55am Advanced (5th-6th) 10:05-10:50am

Location: Vet‘s Park shelter house Rain location: City Hall

Flags $15Learnflagtechniquesaswellassomebasicdancestepstoprepare for a performance at the end of the rec season!

Monday and Wednesday; June 4–July 13Beginner (3rd–4th) 11:50am–12:35pm Intermediate (5th–6th) 11:00–11:45am

Location: Vet‘s Park shelter house Rain location: City Hall

Sports Central $15Sports Central is an excellent opportunity to learn various sports. We will be introducing four different sports in the six weeks of the Summer recreation season. Basketball, volleyball,track,baseball,andsoftball.Enjoythesummersport fun!

Monday and Wednesday; June 4–July 13Age 4–5 9:00 to 9:45am

Outdoor Youth Connection $15Adventurers will do outdoor activities and games. Fishing, canoeing,geo-caching,kiteflying,andotheractivities.

Wednesday; June 4–July 13Grade 4–5 1:00–2:30pm

Location: Vet’s Park shelter house. Rain location: Cancelled

Roller Hockey $15In-line skaters will learn the basic skills of roller hockey. Each participant must bring their own equipment: roller blades, hockey stick, kneepads, and helmet. Roller hockey balls will be provided.

Monday and Wednesday; June 4–July 13Grade 2–4 9:00–10:00am

Location: Vet’s Park hockey rinkRain location: Cancelled

Skate Boarding $15Youngsters will be introduced to the basics of skate boarding and safety. The boarders will begin to learn how tohandlethemselvesontherampsandjumpsintheskatepark as their skills advance. Participants must have their own helmet, protective gear, and board.

Monday; June 4–July 13Grade 3–6 1:00–1:45pm

Location: Vet’s Park basketball courts. Rain location: Cancelled

Tennis $15The players will learn tennis rules, different strokes and serving, and how to keep score through a variety of drills and fun games. Each youth needs to bring their own racket, and tennis balls will be provided. At the end of lessons the kids will have the opportunity to participate in a small tournament to practice playing a real game against one another.

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; June 4–July 13Grade 3–4 8:00–8:45am Grade 5–6 9:00–9:45am

Location: Jaycee Park courtsRain location: Cancelled

Kids Fit $15The goal of this class is to get kids active, moving, and learning different components of physical activity while having fun along the way! Kids will learn many different ways to stay “fit!”Don‘t let your kids miss this fun, exciting opportunity!

Tuesday and Thursday; June 4–July 13Grade 2–4 8:00–8:45am

Location: City Hall

Awards Picnic freeCome join us for a picnic in Windmill Park! Food, fun, and awards handed out for all summer recreation participants!

Friday, July 13 12:00–1:00pm

Location: Windmill Park

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youth programsYouth Dance (Just For Kix) $15If your child‘s toes can‘t stop tapping, then Just For Kix isjusttheprogramforyou.Ourdanceclassesaretheperfect way to introduce your child to the world of dance without having the high costs like other dance studios. We pride ourselves on providing a low stress, no pressure environment where young dancers can have fun while gaining relationships that will last a lifetime!

Monday and Thursday; June 9–19

Tiny Kix (3–5yrs) 9:00–9:30amWee Petite (K–1st) 9:35–10:25amWee Kix (2nd–3rd) 10:30–11:15amMini Kix (4th-5th) 11:15am–12:15pmJunior Kix (6th–12th) 1:00–2:00pm

Location: City Hall

For more information contact Becky Donahue at 712-540-8899 or [email protected] with any questions!

Hershey‘s Track Meet freeHershey‘s Track and Field local meet introduces kids to physical fitness and healthy lifestyles through basic track and field events. A select few will advance

on to the state meet in Marshalltown on Saturday, June 11. If your child is 9–14 years of age and loves to run, jump,andthrow,thisistheeventforthem!Registrationsare available on online at OrangeCityIowa.com/parks-recreation, on page 21 of this booklet, or at the recreation office in City Hall.

Saturday, June 2 10:00amRain date: TBA

Landsmeer Junior Golf Program $35ThejuniorgolfprogramatLandsmeerGolfClubwillteachchildren all of the fundamentals of the golf swing along with rules of the game and etiquette on the course. We start with short games and work from the green to the tee box. By the end, we will spend time on the golf course and develop building blocks for a life-long game.

June 11–15Ages 7-10 8:00–10:00am Ages 11+ 11:00am–1:00pm

For more information contact Jason Harrell, PGA, at 712-737-3429 or [email protected]

TaekwondoLearn self-defense, develop self-confidence, discipline, agility,flexibility,andphysicalfitness.ChiefInstructorisHarlan Hubers—5th degree black belt.

Location: City Hall

For more information or to sign up contact Orange City Taekwondo Club 712-737-4086.

NWC Soccer Camp $70NWC youth soccer camp for young adults ages 12–18. Instruction on all soccer skills coached by Red Raider coaches and players as well as games and contests.

August 6–8U12-U14 1:00pm–5:00pm U16-U18 6:00pm–10:00pm

Location: Unity Christian Soccer Fields

For more information or a registration form contact Dan Swier at 712-707-7279 or [email protected].

NWC Football Camp $75NWC youth football camp for kids entering 3rd–8thgrade. Instruction on both offensive and defensive skills by Red Raider coaches and players as well as games and contests. Fee includes t-shirt and lunch both days!

July 16–17

For more information or a registration form contact Matt McCarty at 712-707-7320 or [email protected].

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baseballThe age requirement is either five years old or completed with Kindergarten. For kids in TK and younger, please sign up for Sports Central (pg 8). Signup based on grade completed.

Orange City Recreation Code of Play 1. All children will be given the chance to participate.

2. Children will have the opportunity to learn and develop basic skills.

3. Children will gain a simple understanding of the game.

4. Children will learn to participate as a team member.

5. Children will learn to play with little emphasis on score or winning and losing.

6. Children will learn about sportsmanship.

7. Children will develop a lifetime interest in the game.

In all activities, the participants are required to wear shoes— NO sandals. In case of rain, wet conditions, or lightning, call 712-707-4888, listen to KSOU 93.9 FM, or online at OrangeCityIowa.parks-recreation.

Boys T-Ball $15Participants will learn to hit off a tee and cover basic fundamentals of throwing, catching, and fielding. Practices will consist of both instruction and game play. A safety baseball will be used. Please do not bring personal bats.

•Kindergartenboyswillhitoffatee.

•1stgradeboyswillreceivethreepitchesandthen issued a tee for the fourth attempt

Begins Tuesday, June 5

Kindergarten Tuesday and Thursday 9:30–10:15am

Grade 1 Tuesday and Thursday 11:30am–12:15pm

Location: Orange City Christain School playground

2nd Grade Baseball $20Practices will consist of both instruction and game play coaches will pitch to players. Gloves and appropriate footwear required. Please do not bring personal bats to the program.

Begins Monday, June 4

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10:00–10:45am


3rd & 4th Grade Baseball $25These boys will practice and scrimmage each other, as well as possibly playing a few games against teams from towns nearby. All participants will have the chance to play in games. A hard ball will be used helmets will be used. Some night games may be included. 3rd grade will practice on the north diamond and 4th grade will practice on the south diamond. We will have games scheduled with other towns and our own teams.


Monday–Friday 11:00–11:45am

Location: Vet’s Park ball fields

5th & 6th Grade Baseball $35These boys will practice and scrimmage each other, as well as play a few games against teams from towns nearby. All participants will have the chance to play in games, but this does not mean equal playing time or equal starting opportunities. Games will be played at different times throughout the day. Some night games may be included. Schedules will be handed out at first practice.

Begins Monday, May 28



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softballThe age requirement is either five years old or completed with Kindergarten. For kids in TK and younger, please sign up for Sports Central (pg 8). Signup based on grade completed.

Orange City Recreation Code of Play 1. All children will be given the chance to participate.

2. Children will have the opportunity to learn and develop basic skills.

3. Children will gain a simple understanding of the game.

4. Children will learn to participate as a team member.

5. Children will learn to play with little emphasis on score or winning and losing.

6. Children will learn about sportsmanship.

7. Children will develop a lifetime interest in the game.

In all activities, the participants are required to wear shoes— NO sandals. In case of rain, wet conditions, or lightning, call 712-707-4888, listen to KSOU 93.9 FM, or online at OrangeCityIowa.parks-recreation.

Girls T-Ball $15The girls will learn to hit off a tee and cover basic fundamentals of throwing, catching, and fielding. Practices will consist of both instruction and game play. A safety softball will be used. Please do not bring personal bats to the program.

•Kindergartengirlswillhitoffatee

•1stgradegirlswillreceivethreepitchesandthen issued a tee for the 4th attempt

Begins Tuesday, June 5

Kindergarten Tuesday and Thursday 10:30–11:15am

Grade 1Tuesday and Thursday 11:30am–12:15pm


2nd Grade Softball $20Some rules and other modifications will be used to encourage participation. A safety softball will be used. Please do not bring personal bats to the program. Practices will consist of both instruction and game play Coaches will pitch to playersGloves and appropriate footwear required.


Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 11:00–11:45am


3rd & 4th Grade Softball $25These girls will practice and scrimmage each other, as well as possibly playing a few games against teams from towns nearby. Some night games may be included. All participants will have the chance to play in games. A hard ball will be used helmets will be used. 3rd grade will practice on the north diamond and 4th grade will practice on the south diamond. We will have games scheduled with other towns and our own teams.




5th & 6th Grade Softball $35These girls will practice and scrimmage each other, as well as play a few games against teams from other towns. All participants will have the chance to play in games, but this does not mean equal playing time or equal starting opportunities. Games will be played at different times throughout the day. Some night games may be included.

Begins Monday, May 28


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mighty kids triathlon

movie in the park

Doyouenjoyrunning,biking,andswimmingduringthesummer?Wouldn‘titbeAWESOMEifyoucoulddoallthreeatthesametime?Well...youcan!

The Mighty Kids Triathlon is a one day event for kids ages 7–13. It will take place at the pool and alongside Landsmeer GolfCourse.Kidsneedtoprovidetheirownbikesandhelmets(mandatory).Kidswillenjoytakingpartinthiseventwithothers their own age and fans cheering them on along the way! Every participant receives a t-shirt to show they were a part of a triathlon event!

Send in or drop off registration forms by June 6.

Dolphin TaleJoin us for movies and snacks! Popcorn, pop and snack will be sold! All profits go to lifeguard training and certification.

The movie this year is Dolphin Tale directed by Charles Martin Smith. In this true, inspiring story of the bond between animalsandhumans,aboynamedSawyerdiscoversaninjureddolphin,whoisbroughttoamarinehospitalandnamedWinter.Unfortunately,herinjuriescostWinterhertail,withoutwhichshemaynotsurvive.ButwithSawyer’sdevotion,a marine biologist’s expertise and the brilliance of a proshetist charged with creating a new tail, Winter may receive a second chance at life.

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

At dark (approx 9:00pm)Downtown Windmill Park

Rain location: Prairie Winds Event Centerfollowing Onstage Orange City

Date & Time

June 23, 2012

7-9 year olds 9:30am10-13 year olds 10:00am

Location Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility

Distances 7–9 year olds 50 yard swim 1 mile bike ride 0.5 mile run/walk.

10–13 year olds 100 yard swim 2.5 mile bike ride 1 mile run/walk.

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arts & craftsPhoto Fun... Scrapbooking $20Scrapbooking is not only fun and creative, it is the beginning of a tradition that will stay with your child the rest of their life. Album making is a powerful reinforcement of a child‘s self-esteem and helps them to connect with people and experiences in their lives.

Basic and simple techniques will be geared towards the younger scrapbooker. Scrapbookers may begin a new projectorcontinueonaprojectalreadyinprogress.Somesupplies are included, and tools provided. Additional paper crafts, such as cards and folios will be optional.

KidsmaybringaCDorflashdrivewithselecteddigitalimages to create a sample card, page print, or photo book.Required materials will include a scrapbook-style photo album and photo adhesive. May be purchased from instructor. Age 9+

Tuesday–Thursday; July 17–19 9:30am–12:00pm

Instructor: Pam Boonstra

Location:3155thStNE,OrangeCity

For more information contact Pam Boonstra 712-548-7148 or [email protected]

Zip, Zap, Zog: Exploring Theater $15You could be a sailor or a ship. Or maybe you could zip, zap, zog your way to a win. We’ll explore drama games and improvisations that will tap your imagination and help you develop acting and speaking skills at the same time. (Class limited to 12)

Tuesdays and Thursdays; June 5–21Grades 1–3 1:00–2:00pmGrades 4– 6 2:00–3:00pm

Instructor: Lyric Morris

Location: City Hall

Exploring Theatre on Stage $20Have you dreamed of stepping out from behind the curtainforyourfinalbowasanaudiencewildlyapplauses?Join us for three weeks of theater classes learning about acting through games and exercises, and preparing a creativeandfunshowforyourfriendsandfamilytoenjoy!Show is July 12 at 2:30 pm. (Class limited to 12)

Tuesday and Thursday; June 26–July 12.Grades 4-8 1:00–2:30pm


Location: City Hall

Creating Portraits $15Artists have been creating portraits for hundreds of years and they are important in the world of art. It’s fun to see how different people capture an expression on someone’s face. Come try creating portraits in a variety of different mediums! (Class limited to 12)

Instructor: Lisa Thvedt

Monday and Wednesday; June 4–20Grades 1–3 1:00–2:00pmGrades 4–6 2:15–3:15 pm

Location: MOC-FV Orange City Elementary (west door)

Monday and Thursday; June 4–14Teens–adults 6:30–8:00 pm

Location:KorverVisualArtsCenter(NWC)

Ceramics $18Comebuildafewprojectswithusandlearnaboutthehand-building and firing process. We’ll build a sculptural and functional piece. Class limited to 12.

Monday and Wednesday; June 25–July 11Grades 1–3 1:00–2:00pmGrades 4–6 2:15–3:15 pm

*No class July 4, instead meet Tuesday July 3

Instructor: Lisa Thvedt

Location: MOC-FV Orange City Elementary (use west door)

Beginning Guitar $25Bring your guitar and try 6 weeks of making music! Learn some basics & a few worship songs. For ages 8 and up. Questions?CallAmyat712-441-6872.(Classlimitedto6)

Monday and Thursday; June 4–July 12Grades 2–3 1:00–1:30 pmGrades 4+ 1:30–2:00pm

Instructor: Amy Borchers

Location: Little White Store gardenRain location: City Hall

Pre-Kindergarten Arts & Crafts $15A parent and child arts and crafts time.

Tuesday; June 5Ages 4–5 6:30–7:30pm


Location: City Hall

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onstage orange cityOnstage Orange City is a free summer concert series on Wednesday nights in downtown Windmill Park. All performances at 7:00 pm, unless otherwise noted. For more information, visit OrangeCityArts.net or contact Orange City Arts Council at [email protected] or 712-707-6514. Schedule and sponsors subject to change.

Lionel Young Band May 30First ever double winner in the International Blues Challenge: 2008 & 2011. Fans of the classically-trained Young love his distinctive brand of blues on the electric violin. lionelyoung.net

Sponsor: Orange City Sanitation

Festival Latino June 6The fun begins at 5:00pm with lots of free activities: arts and crafts, bingo, piñata design contest, dance lessons, music, and more! The show features Estrella de Jalisco and La Perla Tapatia, two lively dance troupes from Sioux City.

Sponsor: AdvancePierre Foods

Six Appeal June 13Creating a buzz in the a cappella world: six Twin Cities guys with a cheeky name, but amazing vocal dexterity. And they’re funny. Classic oldies and today’s hits. getsixappeal.com

Sponsors: D & L Plumbing & Heating and Quatro Composites™

Orange City Area Community Band June 20Regional musicians, directed by Carla Van Beek.

Sponsor: Diamond Vogel Paint

Orange City’s Got Talent June 27The 2nd annual local talent show with the Customer Appreciation Picnic and grand opening of Prairie Winds Event Center. Auditions can be scheduled beginning May 29, Monday–Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm. Contact 712-737-4208. Auditions will be held the second week of June.

Location: Prairie Winds Event CenterSponsors: Iowa State Bank and Quatro Composites™

Bella Ruse & 4th of July Celebration July 4A mini carnival, with fun and games for kids at 3:00–5:00pm followed by a parade at 5:00pm. Decorate your bicycles,yourpets,oryourselvesandjointheparade!Food available at 5:30pm. Bella Ruse—an airy folk, crunchy pop band featuring Joseph Barker and Kay Gillette—performs 6:00–7:30pm. bellaruse.com

Sponsors: CIVCO Medical Solutions & Quatro Composites™

Orange City Area Community Band July 11Sponsors: Orange City Arts Council and City of Orange City

Jerry Frasier July 18Energetic comedy and magic show by former east coast educator. Interactive and fun. glberg.com/jerry_frasier/

Sponsor: Joe’s TV & Appliance and Orange City Area Health System

Brother Trucker July 25Americana roots rock band from Des Moines plays blues, country and “meat and potatoes rock.” Fun for the entire family. brotrucker.com

Sponsor:NorthwesternBank

Orange City Area Community Band Aug 1Featuring Revival Animal Health’s pet costume contest.

Sponsor: Revival Animal Health

Kelley Hunt Band Aug 8An identity steeped in blues/ roots/ gospel traditions with a refreshing originality. “A voice that grafts passionate blues to scorching soul.” kelleyhunt.com

Sponsor: Bird House Rentals

The SchoolHouse Company Aug 15A family friendly & hilarious show, from the actors who brought It’s a Wonderful Life and Christmas Carol to town. Stay for a movie in the park, Dolphin Tale at dusk. facebook.com/SHCTheater

Sponsor: Pizza Ranch Restaurant

Blame Sally Aug 22“There’salotofStevieNicksinBlameSally’scountrifiedfolk rock, but these veterans are less full of themselves, earthier, more self-assured, and more fun, too.” Come early for the motorcycle show. blamesally.com

Sponsors: Community Bank of Alton and Orange City and Quatro Composites™

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missoula children’s theatreCinderella $15*

The Missoula Children’s Theatre is coming to town July 16–21! Sign up to audition for Cinderella! Featuring two actors from Missoula Children’s Theatre and 50 local children.

LocationNorthwestern College DeWitt Theatre

AuditionsMonday, July 16 10:00am–12:00pm

Interested students, entering grades 1-12, may audition forfree.AuditiondoesNOTrequireapreparedsongorreading, but students must attend entire audition. All children who audition must be available for rehearsal July 16–20, from 10:00am–2:30pm, and have Friday evening and Saturday afternoon free for performances.

There are spots for 50 students. There is no guarantee that everyone who auditions will be cast in the play.

*Only if the student is cast the does the fee apply.

RehearsalsJuly 16–July 20 10:00am–12:00pm & 12:30–2:30pm

Students must attend when their part is scheduled. Some students will attend morning and afternoon rehearsals, and will need to bring a sack lunch.

PerformancesFriday, July 20 7:30pm Saturday, July 21 2:00pm

Admission is adults $6; K-12 $3; and family $18. A DVD will be recorded of the local production of Cinderella, for a $15 charge.

Drama Quest free(Children entering grades 1-2) Use role-playing to develop self-esteem, increase communication skills & teach constructive group dynamics. So much fun, students won’t realize that they’re learning!

Tuesday, July 17 2:45–3:30pm

What If? free(Children entering grades 3-5) Use your creativity in a performance environment. Encourages structure through imagination.

Wednesday, July 18 2:45–3:30pm

Mime Your Own Business free(Youth entering grades 6-12) Learn about the art of mime by realizing your own use of non-verbal communication and exploring mime technique and performance.

Thursday, July 19 2:45–3:30pm

For more information or if you are willing to assist with the Missoula Children’s Theatre project by volunteering an hour or two of your time please contact Janine Calsbeek, Orange City Arts Council, at 712-707-6514 or [email protected].

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library programs

Every summer Orange City Public Library holds evening events for the whole family. We hope you to take part in thesewhetheryouareinFunShopsorjusttheReadingProgram!

ActivitiesIce Cream Social June 6 @ 7:00 pm Mad Science June 22 @ 10:00 am Blank Park Zoo June 28 @ 11:00 am Magic Show July 7 @ 4:00 pm

... and more!

Story Hour freeHeld every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 10:30–11:15 during the Summer Reading Program. It is open to any child ages 3 and up.

Summer Reading Program freeWe have an exciting dream-themed Summer Reading Program this year! All things night, dreams, and space will be part of the fun. Our program has something for every age. If you choose to do the reading program only—you may come into the library on or after June 4 to pick up a packet of information that tells you how to keep track of the time that you spend reading. When you reach your reading goal, you bring your log in to the library. The Reading Program is open to any age—two to two hundred—with prizes for kids ages birth to 5th grade.

If you are signed up for the Reading Program, you are also welcome to attend any of our special programs that are held.

Fun Shops $3Another option during the Summer Reading Program is Fun Shops. These are fun classes that meet once a week for each of the six weeks.

You must sign-up by the grade you just completed. The fee is to help cover costs of crafts, snacks, etc. Each age group meets once a week, but there will be two times listed—choose the one that works best for you. If you needtoswitchmeetingtimesbecauseofaconflict,thatisjustfine.Thesefunshopsaremeanttobejustthat—FUN,but we also strive to make them educational as well. We have some games, crafts, books to read, and other fun activities planned around our theme during the six weeks.

Kindergarten Monday and Wednesday @ 9:00am Grade 1–2 Monday @ 11:15am or Tuesday @ 9:00am Grade 3–5 Wednesday @ 11:15 or Thursday @ 9:00

If you sign up for Fun Shop, you are automatically enrolled in the Reading Program, so you do not need to sign up twice.

Note: participation in the summer reading program may include photos of you or your child posted online at orangecity.lib.ia.us or on Facebook unless otherwise requested.

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adult & family programsSlow Pitch & Co-ed Softball LeaguesChurches and businesses are encouraged to participate! Bring your whole family! Concessions will be available.

May 8–August 7

Location: Vets Ball field

4 on 4 Co-ed Sand Volleyball TournamentRegistration forms are available at the parks and recreation office in City Hall.

Saturday, July 14

Location: Vets Park

Tennis LeagueAdultscomeoutandjoinanadulttennisleague.Itdoesn’t matter if you’ve never played tennis before!Lessonscanbeofferedifneeded.Enjoyplayingsingles,doubles, or both.

June–AugustThursday 7:00–8:30pm

Location: Jaycee Park courts

Kickball LeagueAdultscomeoutandjoinanadultkickballleague.Itdoesn’t matter if you’ve never played before! Games will be played at

September 5–October 17

Location: Vets Park Ball Fields

Family Free Fishing WeekendBringyourfamily,haveapicnic,andenjoytheareaponds.Whocancatchthemostfish?

June 1–3

Location: Pool Park Pond and Dunlop Pond

The Amazing Race (GeoCaching)Take your family on Handheld GPS guided action-packed race.Learn more about the GeoCaching and where you can go to partake in courses.

Thursday, July 12 7:00–8:00pm

Location: City Hall

Family Discount NightParents swim free with children at Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility.

Monday and Friday

Kite Extravaganza Bring your family to Pool Park. Fly your kite, take a dip, andenjoysomefood.ConcessionStandwillbeservinghotdogs.

Thursday, June 14 6:30pm

Location: Pool Park

Horseshoe LeagueMore information coming in June! Watch the City What’s Vibrant? newsletter (in your utility bill), and the Ad-Visor.

Location: Vet’s Park

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yearly programsSummer Recreation Programs Pre-K Arts and Crafts KidSportBlastballBatonDanceFlagsScrapbookingTheatre ProgrammingRoller HockeyTennisSkate BoardingOutdoor Youth ConnectionArts Council Arts and Crafts Boys Tee-ball and Baseball Girls Tee-ball and Softball Library Fun ShopMovies in the Park Swimming LessonsFloatie Fridays*Dollar Days*Christmas in July*Lap Swimming*Parent/Child Aquatics Lifeguard Training Classes*Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility

Youth Programs BasketballPre-School Open Gym Home-School Open GymSpot-Shot Contest Spring Youth Soccer Tulip Festival Road Race Mighty Kids Triathlon Hershey Track Meet Flag Football Fall Soccer DanceFishing Clinic Kite Extravaganza The Amazing Race

Family ProgramsFamily Free Fishing WeekendThe Amazing RaceFamily Division (Mighty-Kid Triathlon) MovieNightintheParkFamilyNights*FamilyDiscountNights*FamilyDiscountNightsatLandsmeer Pre-School Open GymHome-School Open GymPool RentalShelter Rental*Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility

Adult ProgramsOpen Gym4 on 4 Co-ed Volleyball6 on 6 Co-ed Volleyball Zumba AerobicsYoga ClassesTotal Body AerobicsStep AerobicsWater AerobicsLap SwimmingCircuit Training Classes Live-Well Challenge Essential Strength and Fitness Classes Tulip Festival Road RaceSlow-Pitch Softball League4 on 4 Sand Volleyball Horseshoe LeagueTennis LeagueFlag Football LeagueKickball LeagueSoccer League

landsmeer golf clubMay8” Cup May 5Ladies League Starts May 22Men’s League Starts (Wednesday) May 23Men’s League Starts (Thursday) May 24

June3-Man Scramble June 2IPGA Junior Tournament June 5Annual Junior Golf Camp June 11–15Parent and Junior June 174-Gal Scramble June 19Landsmeer Classic June 23

JulyMayor’s Cup July 9Junior Championship July 121-Person Scramble July 15

AugustMen’s Senior August 6Couple’s Pinehurst August 122-man 27 Hole Shootout August 19

September4-Person Shamble September 9Oorlog Cup September 22

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amusement parksOrange City parks and recreation participants have an opportunity to purchase discounted amusement park tickets. Please indicate the quantity of tickets desired in the space next to each amusement park listed below:

AdventurelandAltoona, IA

Individual & Special Weekend $26.00Child (ages 4-9) $26.00Child (3 and under or 48” and under) FREE

Valley Fair & White Water Country WaterparkShakopee,MN

Adult & Child (48” and taller $28.00 Child (2 and under) FREE

Worlds of Fun & Oceans of FunKansas City, MO

Worlds of Fun* Individual Passport (Adult) $30.00 Jr. & Sr. Passport (under 48” or 62+) $18.00

Oceans of Fun* Individual $32.10 Child (2 and under) FREE

Ride ‘n’ Slide (2 parks; 1day) $45.00

orange city area fitness centerEquipment includes treadmills, ellipticals, recumbent bikes, arc trainers, recumbent steppers, ab coasters, free weights, selectorized weight machines, and circuit training classes.

Rates & ServicesMonthly

Single $29Couple $34Family $39Students & Seniors $25

3-month Single $81Couple $96Family $111Students/Seniors $69

Yearly

Single $240Couple $300Family $360Students/Seniors $192

Day Pass $5

Punch Card 10 punches $405 punches $20

Couple is a married couple living at same residence. A family consists of a husband and wife and their children under the age of 18 all living at the same residence. Children 18-22 attending college full-time are also included. Students in high school or college to age 22. Seniors are 60 years and better.

Individuals between the ages of 12-14 are only permitted in facility with a parent or guardian.

Summer HoursMonday–Thursday: 5:00–9:30am 11:30am–1:30pm 4:00–9:00pm

Friday 5:00am–1:30pm

Saturday 7:00am–12:00pm

Sunday CLOSED

For more information contact Rochelle Sapp, Wellness Director, at 712-707-9494 or [email protected]

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2012 summer recreation

o Mighty Kid TriathlonCircle shirt size below. While supplies last.

o Youth S M L

o Adult S M L

o Kids Fit $15o Baton $15o Flags $15o Sports Central $15o Outdoor Youth Connection $15o Roller Hockey $15o Skateboarding $15o Tennis $15o Youth Dance (Just for Kix) $15 o Tiny Kix o Wee Petite o Wee Kix

o Mini Kix o Junior Kix

o Boy’s Baseball o T-Ball $15 o 2nd Grade $20

o 3rd & 4th Grade $25 o 5th & 6th Grade $35

o Girl’s Softball o T-Ball $15 o 2nd Grade $20

o 3rd & 4th Grade $25 o 5th & 6th Grade $35

o Library Fun Shop $3o Landsmeer Junior Golf $35o Arts & Crafts o Scrapbooking $20 o Zip, Zap, Zog $15

o Pre-K Arts & Crafts $15 o Exploring Theatre $20

o Ceramics $18 o Portraits $15

o Guitar $25

o Missoula Children’s Theatre o Cinderella N/A o Drama Quest free

o What If? free o Mime free

Please fill out a form for each child. Registration is May 1–29, and all registrations must be made through the Parks and Recreation office. Place forms and payment in the drop box at City Hall. Or mail in your form and payment to:

Orange City Parks and Recreation 125 Central Ave. SE Orange City, IA 51041

Child’s Name: ___________________________________________________ Gender: M / F Birthdate: / /

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________________________________ State: ________________ ZIP: ________________________

Phone: _____________________________________ Email:___________________________________________________________

Registrations will be processed by random selection daily and are filled on a first come/first serve basis. Checks are payable to: City of Orange City. All fees must be paid in full upon registration. Registrations with incorrect fees will be notified and held from processing until the correct fee is paid. Payments can be made online with a credit card. Phone registrations are not accepted for any programs. Late registrations may be accepted after a class or activity has started if space is available. Late registrations will have a $10 fee applied after May 29. Refunds will be given up to the first day of the program. After that, no refunds will be given unless the program is canceled, postponed, or unforeseen medical reasons.

I hereby give permission for my child and certify that my child is physically fit to participate in the above registered programs and activities. I will not hold the City of Orange City, the parks and recreation department, its appointed staff, or the staff responsible in case of accident, injury, or loss as a result of participation in these activities.

Parent or Guardian Name: ___________________________________________________________ Date: _____________________

Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Not every winner of the State/Provincial/Territory meet will automatically advance to the North American Final due to the geographical distribution rule which states that a minimum of five participants from each State/Province/Territory will compete in the North American Final. A participant may enter only one Local and/or District meet. All regional winners will qualify for the North American Final meet with the exception of 9-10 and 11-12, 4x100 Relays.

Please Print (For Canadian Participants, please use name listed on passport.)

Name _________________________________________________________________________ (Last) (First) (Middle Initial)

Address _______________________________________________________________________

City ___________________________ State/Province ______________ Zip/Postal __________

Phone Number (____)__________________ Date of Birth: Month _____ Day _____ Year ______

Parent/Guardian E-mail ___________________________________________________________

T-Shirt Size: YM YL AS AM AL AXL (Circle Choice) Note: Shirt size needed for North American Final (if qualified).

Participants can enter either two track and one field or two field and one track event up to and including the state/provincial/territory meet. For 9-10 and 11-12 age groups, the relay does not count as a running event. Please circle the events you wish to participate in at this meet.

Participant will compete in age group according to their age on December 31, 2012.

Official Local Entry Form - 2012

Born in 2002-2003 (Boys 9-10)1. 50 Meter Dash2. 100 Meter Dash3. 200 Meter Dash 4. 400 Meter Dash5. 4 x 100 Meter Relay6. Standing Long Jump 7. Softball Throw

Born in 2000-2001 (Boys 11-12)1. 100 Meter Dash2. 200 Meter Dash3. 400 Meter Dash 4. 800 Meter Run5. 4 x 100 Meter Relay6. Standing Long Jump 7. Softball Throw

Born in 1998-1999 (Boys 13-14)1. 100 Meter Dash2. 200 Meter Dash3. 800 Meter Run 4. 1600 Meter Run5. 4 x 100 Meter Relay6. Standing Long Jump 7. Softball Throw

Born in 2002-2003 (Girls 9-10)1. 50 Meter Dash2. 100 Meter Dash3. 200 Meter Dash 4. 400 Meter Dash5. 4 x 100 Meter Relay6. Standing Long Jump 7. Softball Throw

Born in 2000-2001 (Girls 11-12)1. 100 Meter Dash2. 200 Meter Dash3. 400 Meter Dash 4. 800 Meter Run5. 4 x 100 Meter Relay6. Standing Long Jump 7. Softball Throw

Born in 1998-1999 (Girls 13-14)1. 100 Meter Dash2. 200 Meter Dash3. 800 Meter Run4. 1600 Meter Run5. 4 x 100 Meter Relay6. Standing Long Jump 7. Softball Throw

* Age groups 9-10 and 11-12, 4x100 Relays, will not qualify for the North American Final.

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Relay Team (circle age) Born in 2002 or 2003 Born in 2000 or 2001 Born in 1998 or 1999 (Boys 9-10) (Boys 11-12) (Boys 13-14)

1. ________________________________ 2. ______________________________ (First Name) (Last Name) (First Name) (Last Name)


Relay Team (circle age) Born in 2002 or 2003 Born in 2000 or 2001 Born in 1998 or 1999 (Girls 9-10) (Girls 11-12) (Girls 13-14)



REGULATIONSEligibilityName of School/Community _____________________________________________

City, State/Province/Territory __________________________________________

Age as of December 31, 2012 ____________________

*All participants must compete in their age group and sex division.

*A legal birth document must be presented to the local organizer.

PARENT/GUARDIAN CONSENT:

Emergency Information: _________________________________________________________ __________________________________________ Parent or Guardian’s Name Phone Number

Emergency name and number other than listed above: ________________________________________________________________________________

The above named participant and the participant’s parent/guardian have requested registration of the participant in the Hershey’s Track & Field Games. In consideration of such registration, the right of the participant to compete in the Hershey’s Track & Field Games and the use by the participant of the sponsoring agency’s facilities and equipment, both the participant and the parent/guardian each acknowledge that the participant will be competing in the Hershey’s Track & Field Games, traveling, and using sponsoring agency’s facilities at the participant’s sole risk and the participant, on his or her own behalf and on the behalf of his or her heirs, executors, administrators and assigns hereby releases, discharges and agrees to hold harmless The Hershey Company, the National Recreation and Park Association, the National Association for Sport & Physical Education and Athletics Canada and each of their officers, directors and any subsidiary companies. We understand that those participants who advance to the state/provincial/territory level and are winners at that level do not automatically advance to the regional level for the North American Final meet. This is covered under Rule 9, Article 1 in the rule book. We also agree to allow the Hershey’s Track & Field Games to use and reproduce the participant’s name and/or likeness and/or information concerning the participant and to circulate the same for any and all purposes in any manner. We certify that the information on this participation form is correct.I understand that the North American Final meet is managed by The Hershey Company and that all qualifying meets for the North American Final meet are managed by a sponsoring agency. I understand and agree that this release will apply to any and all events and activities my child may participate in as a participant in Hershey’s Track & Field Games including travel to and from the North American Final and all activities that are a part of the Finals. I further understand and agree that if my child qualifies for and chooses to participate in the North American Final meet, they will be required to participate in the program from August 2 through August 5, 2012.

__________________________________________________________ ___________________________ (Signature of Parent or Guardian) (Date)

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parks & recreation locationsOrange City Area Fitness CenterAn alliance of Orange City and MOC-Floyd Valley School District. The facility offers community memberships, personal training, fitness assessments/exercise prescription, nutritional analysis/meal planning, body composition testing and group exercise programs.

Orange City Municipal Aquatic FacilityOrange City Municipal Aquatic Facility located at 803 2nd St. SE. The pool is heated and offers zero-depth entry, a water slide, lap lanes, diving boards, a splash pad, shade areas and picnic tables, and changing rooms. Pool is open seven days a week during summer (Memorial Day to Labor Day).

Landsmeer Golf ClubLocatedonnortheastsideoftown(7thSt.NE).An18-holecourse with a practice facility including range, putting green, practice, sand bunker, and chipping green.

Puddle Jumper TrailA two mile nature trail covered with crushed rock. A bridle path for horses also runs along side of the main trail. The path is a former railroad right-of-way connecting thecommunitiesofOrangeCityandAlton.Enjoynaturewhilewalking,jogging,biking,orcross-countryskiing(inthe winter). Plenty of benches line the path. An open-air shelter, picnic tables, restrooms, and drinking fountain at the mid-point can be used as a rest area or picnic location. The mid-point is accessible from a gravel road off of Highway 10 E. Another access point is located on county road K-64 on the south side of Orange City, and the third access point is located on the west side of Alton.

Recreation TrailA cement path located around the perimeter of Landsmeer Golf Club. The 2-mile path is great for walking, jogging,biking,orrollerblading.

Walking & JoggingAn all-weather track is located at Korver Field on the campusofNorthwesternCollege.Anindoortrackis located in the Rowenhorst Student Center on the Northwesterncampus.

Robert M Dunlop Wildlife AreaApopularfishingspotforlocalanglers.Noswimmingallowed.LocatedjustnorthofAlton,threemileseastonHighway 10.

Veteran’s Park Located on Iowa Ave SW—this park includes the Scout House, open air shelters, enclosed rental shelter, picnic tables, restrooms, play structures, two softball/baseball fields, sand volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, roller-blade rink, basketball courts, and camping area equipped with electrical and water hook-ups.

Kinderspeelland Located in Vet’s Park—this community built wooden playground was constructed in September 1996. All the laborfortheprojectwasdonatedbylocalcitizensandtheprojectwascompletedinfivedays.Kinderspeellandstands as a memorial to Ed Lancaster, long time Parks Supervisor.

Windmill Park Downtown Orange City—this park includes an open air rental shelter, beautiful play structures, picnic tables, restrooms, and bandshell. It is the showcase park for the annual Tulip Festival.

Jaycee Park LocatedonAlbanyAve.SE—nexttoNorthwesternCollege’s Korver Field—Jaycee Park has lighted tennis courts and two open air shelters.

Pool Park Located at the aquatic facility (2nd St. SE) and close to Landsmeer Golf Club. Swimming Pool Park contains an enclosed rental shelter house, two open air shelters, restrooms, play structure, and plenty of open space for activities. Access to the multi-purpose trail that circles the golf course is also available.

Puddlejumper View Park Located on Hartford Place SE, this open space park includes a rock wall, play structures, a new swing set and openairshelter.Arockwalkingpathadjoinsfromtheparktothepuddlejumpertrail!

Bark ParkA dog park available for summer usage. This park has a large dog area along with a separate small dog area. Located in Veteran’s Park.

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Bark Park 1City Hall 4Jaycee Park 6Kinderspeelland 1KorverField—NWC 7Landsmeer Golf Club 9Orange City Area Fitness Center 11Orange City Christain School 2

Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility 10Puddle Jumper Trail & Park 12Recreation Trail 8Robert M Dunlop Wildlife Area 13RowenhorstStudentCenter—NWC 5Veteran’s Park 1Windmill Park 3

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