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LOGANSPORT PARKS DEPT.
1212 Riverside Dr. • Logansport, IN 46947 • (574)753-6969 E-mail: [email protected]
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MISSION OF THE LOGANSPORT PARKS DEPARTMENT:
Logansport Parks & Recreation is committed to improving the quality of life for Loganland residents by preserving
land, facilities, the environment and our natural heritage and by creating significant opportunities for recreation,
conservation, relaxation, and education for now and future generations.
WWW.LOGANSPORTPARKS.COM
Many wonderful additions are taking place.
Janet Fawley
Parks Administrator
PHOTO POLICY
Please be aware that personnel from the Logansport Parks & Recreation Department and local media may photograph program participants throughout our
programs, special events, and park facilities to assist in the promotion of the many opportunities that are offered to our community in the city parks. These photos
may be used in the newspaper, brochures, our website or other promotional materials. Published photographs do not identify participants by name without your
permission. Please inform our photographer if you do not want you or your children’s picture taken.
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Our goal of creating opportunities for recreation, conservation, and relaxation has taken on new life as we build
trails and recreational facilities for families creating a healthy lifestyle together.
Last fall, the extension of the Little Turtle Waterway
Trail was completed. This 10’ wide paved path starts at
the parking lot at the Little Turtle Waterway Plaza and
runs an additional .6 miles to the point that 12th Street
would run into the Wabash River. The highlights of the
trail include limestone pillars and a seating wall at its
Berkley Street entrance, a limestone seating wall at the
end of the trail, and many beautiful vistas of the Wabash
River and its wildlife all along the trail. When added to
the trail that runs along the Wabash to the Confluence of
the Eel/Wabash Rivers, a person now has a completed
mile of distance to walk or run on. People will also find
there is a canoe access ramp into the Wabash River, a
parking lot, and a drinking fountain at the Berkley Street
trailhead. We hope to someday be able to complete the trail all the way to 18th Street.
Currently, we are in the middle of 2 additional construction projects: the Eel River Run Trail, and Huston Park.
The Eel River Run is an urban trail that begins at the east end of Riverside Park, runs along the north side of
Race Street, continues on the west side of 7th Street, and then follows the north sidewalk of High Street to 3rd
and High Streets. The primary highlight of the new urban trail includes the establishment of a new trailhead at 4th
& High Streets called Stonewall Park, which will feature a plaza area with wildflowers & warm season grasses, a
seating wall with views of the Eel River, and a new piece of public art to be unveiled in the late summer/early fall
of 2012. The Eel River Run trail – while urban in nature – will give people an opportunity to see the Eel River up
close in Riverside Park. Coming in late 2013/2014 is the new bridge to connect the Eel River Run to the River
Bluff Trail on the north side of the Eel River.
Construction on Huston Park began this spring. Huston Park is an 80 acre piece of land located on Smith
Street that was donated to the City of Logansport by the family of Harry H. Huston. Along with this donation,
Jeffrey Penman and Connie Owens donated their former office building for indoor gatherings at Huston Park.
For the construction of Huston Park, donations were also made by the McTaggart Family Trust, Mike Anderson
Auto Group, Logansport Savings Bank, as well as an anonymous donor. Along with two grants from the Land
and Water Conservation Fund, we have begun to create a new park that will give our community a place for kids
to run, and families to gather. Highlights of this new facility include the Mike Anderson Community Complex-a
recreation field for soccer and football activities, 1.5 miles of trail, a playground for 2-5, and 5-12 year olds, a
restroom and a parking lot. Future plans include formal soccer and football fields and an amphitheatre. The
Penman Building will also house the Parks Office in the future.
Want to get involved in Huston Park? In the fall, Live United Day volunteers will be helping us build the
playground, build shelters, and help landscape the property. If you are interested, contact Janet Fawley at 574753-6969 or [email protected] . Your help would be most welcome!
Have a great summer in your Logansport Parks!
LETTER FROM
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Creating a Healthy Lifestyle
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LITTLE TURTLE WATERWAY EVENTS
Little Turtle Waterway
Plaza & Trail
LOCATED ALONG THE WABASH RIVER JUST SOUTH OF
MELBOURNE AVENUE
This park is the newest addition to the park system (12 years in the
making) dedicated in May of 1999. These five acres of wonderfully
developed greenspace on the Wabash River include a central plaza,
archway entrance, significant landscaping, scenic overlook of the
river, access to the Wabash from the plaza, electrical outlets for power
needs, central irrigation system and a trail head. Much of the success
of this development is directly attributed to the Little Turtle Waterway
Corporation and their devotion to seeing this project through completionn.
Logans Landing is a non-profit organization dedicated to making Cass
Countys downtown between-the-rivers district a viable place to operate a business, a rewarding place to live,
and a fun place to visit. For more information, call the Logans Landing office at 722-9345.
Celebrate Logansport
In early June, Logan’s Landing encourages everyone
to “Celebrate Logansport!” by coming downtown for
free musical entertainment and free birthday cake in
honor of the city’s “birthday.” Logan’s Landing sells
strawberry shortcake at this event as a fundraiser for our
organization’s programs and activities. This year’s event
will be held on Thursday June 7th from 11-2 at the corner
of Fourth and Market in downtown Logansport (Farmer’s
Market lot). Carry-outs available. To purchase advance
tickets, call Logan’s Landing at 722-9345.
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Taste of Cass County
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On Saturday August 11, 2012 Logan’s Landing will
host the Seventh Annual Taste of Cass County at Little
Turtle Waterway. Last year’s event was a great success!
Approximately 3500 attendees sampled refreshments
from a dozen local vendors, listened to live music, took
golf cart tours of the Little Turtle Waterway, and enjoyed
all that downtown Logansport and Cass County has to
offer. A minimal admission fee is charged for entry to the
street fair area. After entering the festival area, attendees
then purchase refreshment tickets for $1 each, which are
then exchanged at various food and drink merchants. This
event is one of Logan’s Landing’s primary fundraisers
each year.
JazzFest
The Med Flory Jazz & Blues Festival will take place
at the Little Turtle Waterway on Friday, June 8th, from
6pm-Midnight and Saturday, June 9th from 6pm-Midnight.
Many wonderful musical acts will perform and lots of great
food and drink will round out the weekend. Bring your
friends and family for an exciting weekend of wonderful
music! Must be 21 to attend this event.
For ticket prices and performance times,
visit the website: www.floryfest.org .
Art on the Avenue
This wonderful community event takes place on Saturday,
September 15th from 11a.m.-5p.m. at the Little Turtle
Waterway Plaza. Admission is $5 per family or $2 per
person. Free tickets are available from the primary
sponsor, Logansport Savings Bank. Artists from all over
the Midwest will share their creations for viewing and for
sale. A variety of different artistic mediums are available
for all tastes. Free children’s art activities, live music and
local food vendors will be available throughout the day.
In addition, the Roosters will provide an adult beverage
tent on Friday and Saturday nights from 7:30-11 p.m. Live
music and dancing are the highlights of these evenings.
Admission is $5. For more information, contact Lisa Terry
at 574-735-ARTS. All proceeds benefit the Cass County
Arts Alliance.
Saturday, June 9 10am-12pm
Tower Park, north parking lot
Boys & Girls, Ages 3-15
Co-Sponsors: City of Logansport/Police
Fire & Parks & Recreation Departments
Contact: Activities Director Vicki Ward 753-7388
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2 Rivers on
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Saturday, September 15 9am
Riverside Park
Registration: Please pick up entry form @
Cass County Family YMCA
Sponsored by: YMCA, Memorial Hospital, Dick Sims Insurance
& Logansport Parks Department
BIKE RODEO / BIKE TOUR / PITCH, HIT & RUN
Bike Rodeo
Two Rivers on Two Wheels is a bike tour of Cass County organized by a dedicated group of bicycle enthusiasts
and the Staff of the Cass County Family YMCA. Riders may choose from a 10, 25, 32, 45, or 62 mile course that
winds along prime Cass County farmland, the beautiful Eel and Wabash Rivers and countryside that is on the
cusp of fall foliage. So bring your family for a day of cycling!
Route maps and more information are available on ourr website: www.2riverson2wheels.org
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Questions: Contact the Cass County Family YMCA @ 753-5141.
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TOWER PARK SWIMMING
Tower Park Municipal
Swimming Pool
721 21st St. • Logansport, IN 46947 • 574-753-8806
Pool Manager: Beth Kinsey • Pool Business Manager: Stacy Farrer
SCHEDULE FOR
SUMMER 2012:
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The pool opens for the season on
June 7th and will close August 5th.
Open Swim hours
are daily from 12 – 6 p.m.
Closed Mondays
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Individual lessons offer one-on-one instruction for all
ages and all abilities. These lessons are 30 minutes
long. Small group lessons offer instruction for 2-3
swimmers similar in age and swimming ability. These
lessons are perfect for any swimmer(s) who would like
individualized attention and a lesson specific to their
swimming needs. Schedules for these lessons are
made on a case-by-case basis. For more information,
contact the Pool Manager.
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Swim Lessons
Swim Lessons are offered throughout the summer
to any person 3 years of age and older. For novice
swimmers, lessons focus on water safety and
elementary skills. Lessons for more advanced
swimmers will focus on strokes used in competition.
Adults interested in advancing their swimming skills
should make arrangements with the pool manager.
Parents can sign up at the Tower Park Municipal
Pool during regular operational hours.
The cost per session is $30.
SWIM LESSON SESSION DATES - TUES-FRI
Session 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 12th - June 22nd
(6:00-6:30pm / 6:35-7:05pm)
Session 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 26th - July 6th
(10:00-10:30am / 10:35-11:05am / 11:10-11:40am)
Session 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . July 10th - July 20th
(6:00-6:30pm / 6:35-7:05pm)
Session 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .July 24th - August 3rd
(10:00-10:30am / 10:35-11:05am / 11:10-11:40am)
*Make-up days: Saturdays
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Times for lap swimming are frequently available
to interested adults. Lap swimmers may utilize the
“short course” (25 yds.) during morning or evening
swim lessons as well as during open swim hours.
General admission fees apply. Lap swimmers who
achieve a goal of 25 miles during the summer will
be eligible to receive a free t-shirt from Tower Park
Municipal Pool.
Diving lessons will be offered to children interested
in diving to ages eight and up. These lessons are
meant to teach new divers basic fundamentals and
skills. There are four (4) sessions that include 8-half
hour classes, which run Tuesday through Friday for
two weeks. Saturdays are then available as make-up
days when weather causes a class to be cancelled.
See swim lesson dates and times for sessions
offered.
Water Aerobics
Tower Park Lifeguard Staff will be offering water
aerobics to those interested. Classes take place
every Tuesday and Thursday night immediately
following regular pool program hours. Starts in July.
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ACTIVITY FEES
Child ages 0-4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Free of Charge
Child ages 5-17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 per person
Adult, ages 18 and older . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 per person
Punch Card-Child or adult to use . . .$40.00 for 20 visits
Punch Card-Child or adult to use . . .$75.00 for 50 visits
JUNIOR LIFEGUARDING SESSION - TUES-FRI
Swim Lesson (8-30 minute sessions) . . . $30.00 per person
Session 2 (10:40-11:40am) . . . June 26th - July 6th
One-on-One or Small Group lesson . $30.00 per person
Session 3 (6:05pm-7:05pm) . . . . . . July 10th - 20th
Junior Lifeguarding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30.00 per person
SPORTS MEDICINE CENTER
Get back in the “Game”.
1603 Chase Road • Logansport, IN 46947
(574)737-7404 • Fax (574)737-7503
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www.logansportparks.com
Junior lifeguarding sessions are offered to 1214 year olds. The focus of Junior Lifeguarding
sessions is to give younger teens an opportunity
to discover more about lifeguarding. The session
includes 4 hours of instruction including actual
practice time in the pool. The sessions do not
replace lifeguard certification, but it does prepare
students for the training. Students will receive
a certificate upon completion of the week-long
course and get to spend a day shadowing a
lifeguard while on duty.
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TOWER PARK SWIMMING
Pool Rentals
Tower Park Municipal Pool is available to rent
for private parties. The entire facility is available
and guards are provided. Reservations are to
be made 2 weeks in advance, and the cost is
$107 per hour; $80 per hour for Logansport
City Residents; or $54 per hour for non-profits.
Contact the Pool Manager for more information.
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Get ready for the big day on Saturday July 28th!
Kids ages 8-18 are eligible. Those interested in
participating in the fifth annual Kid’s Triathlon
can get a leg up on the competition by training
in this special program. We will combine skill
techniques, basic safety issues and workouts in
swimming, biking and running.
The cost of this camp is $30.00 which will include
the two week training camp and the entry fee for
the race.
TRIATHLON TRAINING CAMP - TUES-FRI
Come join us for the 5th Annual Tower Pool Kid’s
Triathlon. The event offers a unique opportunity
for family members, volunteers, and community
members to encourage physical activity and
establish a life-long healthy foundation for kids.
The triathlon will be offered to age groups up
to age 18. Participants will start by swimming
in the pool. Once finished, they will make the
transition to biking in front of the pool. Kids will
then bike around Tower Park on the road. When
the biking portion is finished, participants will then
run around Tower Park on the sidewalks. When
finished their time will be written down and awards
will be distributed. Every participant will receive a
finisher’s medal or an award for first through third
place in each age group, male and female. There
is a $20.00 supply fee per participant. Come to
Tower Pool or the Logansport Parks Department
for registration forms and more information. The
event date will be July 28th and the first wave will
start at 8:00 A.M. Registration deadline will be on
July 21st.
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July 17th - July 27th. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00-7:00pm
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Little Turtle Waterway now offers twelve
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street crossings. Though it has no lighting of its own,
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Fifth Street as well as east on Wabash Avenue. Now
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Eel River Run begins at the east end of
Riverside Park and follows Race Street to 7th Street,
continues west on High Street to 3rd Street at the
new trailhead, Stonewall Park. The Eel River Run
gives trail users almost 1 mile of trail for their fitness
efforts. This new trail will eventually connect to the
River Bluff Trail on the north side of the Eel River with
a pedestrian bridge to be built in 2013 at the east end
of Riverside Park.
Spencer Park provides a circular driveway of .48
miles of walking distance for those that appreciate
a regular route. It’s especially beneficial to parents
that would like to let their children play at one of two
wonderful playgrounds located at Spencer Park.
Dykeman Park offers a quiet and peaceful
walk along the 167 acre Golf Course. Walkers are
encouraged to park at the west end of the lane by the
pavilions. Walking distance from west parking to front
gate and back: 1.6 miles.
so you can reach and maintain a healthy weight.
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Fairview Park provides Southsiders a place
to create their own circular walkway. By utilizing
Kloenne Street, Biddle Street’s sidewalk, and Sam
Tocco Lane walkers can give themselves a walking
regime of .30 miles each time they walk.
River Bluff Trail along the Eel River is owned
and operated by the Memorial Hospital Foundation.
It’s 1.3 miles of elevated, paved surface trail make it
ideal for anyone that wishes to ramp up their walking
routine. Its entire length is also uninterrupted by
any street crossings. Though it has no lighting of its
own, ambient light is enough for evening users. The
entire length of the trail is accessible to the disabled.
Handicap accessibility is available via the parking lot
off Davis Road or Michigan Avenue.
France Park, located 4 miles west of Logansport
on US 24 West is owned and operated by the Cass
County Parks Department. France Park is home to
7-9 miles of hiking trails throughout it’s 510 acres.
Trails are wide and open and are available to hikers,
& mountain bikers. Contact France Park at 753-2928
for maps and further information.
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Riverside Park also provides a circular driveway
of .74 miles of walking distance along the Eel River.
Walkers are cautioned to walk against traffic since
Riverside Drive is considered a residential street.
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TRACK & FIELD / FISHING DERBY / TENNIS
Hersheyy Track & Field
Mon. & Wed. starting May 30 5-6pm
Spencer Park Pavillion
Boys & Girls, Ages 9-14
Activity Fee: No cost to participants
Registration: May 23rd 5-6pm at the LHS Stadium
Participants will have the opportunity to run races of various
lengths, throw a softball for distance & accuracy, and do the
standing long jump. The local meet will be held on June 20th.
and leads up to the state meet, date & location TBA.
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Saturday, June 2 9am-12noon
Izaak Walton League Pond 1046 N. St. Rd. 17
Boys & Girls, Ages 6-15
Activity Fee: No cost to participants
Sponsored by: Logansport Parks Dept.
Children will fish and compete for the biggest, longest & smallest fish. Parental involvement is a MUST!
Registration Forms MUST be completed before the event at the Benjamin Long Recreation Center, 101 N. Cicott
Street or by calling 574-753-7388 prior to the event. This is a strictly “catch & release program”. Participants are
responsible for their own equipment & bait. Lil’ Anglers Fishing Derby Awards will begin at 11:45 am.
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Tennis Lessons
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June 4-15 8-10:30am Logansport High School Tennis Courts
Boys & Girls
K-3: Courts 1-5 from 8am to 9am
Grade 4-5: Courts 6-10 from 8am to 9am
Beginning Middle School: Courts 1-5 from 9am to 10:30am
Advanced Middle School: Courts 6-10 from 9am to 10:30am
Cost: $30.00 for 8 hour-long sessions
Registration: May 1-June 1 at Benjamin Long Recreation Center, 101 N. Cicott St.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9:30am-6pm; Wednesday 10:30am-4:00pm
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Saturday, August 11 10am
Logansport High School Stadium
Boys & Girls, Ages 8-15
Sponsor: Logansport Parks Department
No cost to participants
Young football fans will have the opportunity to exhibit their
football skills based on distance & accuracy in punting, passing
and place-kicking. Entry forms MUST be filled out by parents
prior to the competition and will be available at the
Benjamin Long Recreation Center, 101 N. Cicott St.,
beginning in July.
Cass Countyy Youth
Football League (CCYF)
Registration begins July / Practices start July 31
Games on Sundays in August 19th - October
Logansport High School & County Schools
PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION / FOOTBALL
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Dates: Sign-ups are at the end of May/TBA
CCYF was established to provide area youth the opportunity to
learn the rules and basics of tackle football. Learning the proper techniques, understanding sportsmanship of the
game, and realizing that football is truly a team sport is emphasized by many volunteer coaches.
There are 25-30 kids on each team. Each team is sponsored by a local business.
President: Jim Hardy 735-6617, cell 574-398-8820
Vice Pres. Jon Loposser 722-6682 • Treasurer: Craig Currier 753-9434 • Secretary: Chad Watts
At-Large Member: Tom LaDow • At-Large Member: Jason Humphrey
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Cost: $30.00 for the first child, $20.00 for the 2nd
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April 30 - June 30
Crane & Metz Fields at Fairview Park
Age Groups: 8 Rookie Teams 7-8; 6 Minor Teams 9-10; 6 Major Teams 11-12
District Tournaments 1st & 2nd weeks in July / Ohio Valley Regional Tournament July 26-August 1
President: Anthony Dehaven 721-4920 • Executive Vice President: Mike Shively
1st. Vice President: Steve Russell • 2nd Vice President: Jon Loposser
Player Agent: Steve Clary 753-5742 • Secretary: Scott Kraud
Treasurer: Greg Korreckt • Rookie Director: Jimmy Russell
Equipment Director: Brian Starkey
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Steinman Field at Fairview Park
Boys 13-15 Years
Babe Ruth Leagues mission is to give every player who has the desire, the opportunity to participate and have
fun.
President: Jim Hardy 735-6617 Cell-574-398-8820 • Vice Pres.: Jim Kistler 574-727-5050 • Vice. Pres.: Mike
Prentice 574-727-0582 • Vice. Pres.: Brad Craven • Vice Pres. Rick Conrad • Vice Pres.: Jerry Davis • Treasurer:
Melissa Hardy • Secretary: Mitch Long
TEAMS & COACHES
Annex: Donnie McIntire • FOP: Randy Arterberry • Happy Burger: Brad Craven • Pepsi: Jim Hardy
Security Federal: Mitch Long • Trophy Factory: Zack Lesher
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Spring April 15 - May 20 / Fall August-October / Sunday afternoons
Soccer Fields at Logansport State Hospital
Boys & Girls, Ages 5 - 8th grade
Cost: $25 for returning player / $30 new player
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Fully instructional league, and the first organized play
lay for kids in the game of soccer.
Coaches training, referee training, and player
development are also offered.
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President: Christine Cook
Vice President: Jeff Beeman 574-727-4339
Board Member: Dave Cook
Board Member: Tracy Vanderzanden
Questions, call 574-870-9741
E-mail: [email protected]
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May 1 - Mid-July / Games played Monday-Friday 5:30pm & 6:45pm
Melbourne Park
Girls, Ages 6-9
Fully instructional league, and the first organized play for young ladies in the game of softball.
SOFTBALL
Logansport Cherub Softball League
President: Angie Mucker 721-6515 • V President: Kate Coryea 721-0407
Secretary: Heather Nacke 765-432-1380• Treasurer: Shari Deardorff 722-9199
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Aim Field (across from the 4-H Fairgrounds)
May 1st - July Monday-Thursday evening Games 5:15-6:45pm
Age Group: Girls 9-12
Logansport Junior Miss League
Aim Field (across from the 4-H Fairgrounds)
June - August 1 Monday-Thursday 8pm Games
Age Group: Girls 13-17
Pixie and Junior Miss are under one board
(Logansport Girls Softball Association)
President: Nikki Yerkes Felty 721-9517
Vice President: Angie Mucker 721-6515
2nd Vice President: Kevin Kniesley 765-513-1729
Treasurer: Ron Sink 722-9044
spring/summer 2012
www.logansportparks.c
www.logansportparks.com
2865 E. Market St. • Eastgate Plaza
574-722-5200
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Todos Abordo “Campamento de Kínder”!
Lunes y Jueves por la Tarde: 1:00pm-5:00pm
Es un llamado para todos los futuros alumnos de kínder, ya es hora de subir a
bordo de las Vías de Lectura y acompañarnos al ‘Campamento de Kínder’! Este
verano las Vías de Lectura estará transformando su Centro de Literatura Semanal
en un salón de preparación para el kínder. ¿Esta su hijo/a listo para kínder?
Acompáñenos los Lunes y Jueves de Junio, Julio y Agosto, y participe en
actividades manuales, divertidas, para ayudar a preparar sus pequeños para
kínder!
Lunes: La biblioteca de Logansport / Jueves: La biblioteca de Walton
A todos nos gusta una Buena historieta! Acompáñenos el domingo, 8 de Julio en el
parque Spencer para celebrar el arte y la magia de los cuentos! Tendremos
lectores, títeres, libros gratis, actividades de arte, golosinas, y muchas aventuras
para que toda la familia disfrute. Se invita a todos los niños (y padres) a
disfrazarse como su personaje de cuento favorito. Sera una tarde llena de
diversión que no quiere perderse, así que vengan acompañarnos! Es gratuito para
toda la familia!
Acompañe Las Vías de Lectura en su programa anual de “Regreso
a Clases”
en el Parque Riverside. Tendremos comida, libros, y boletos
para el carrusel gratis. Habra mucha diversion!
Vengan y acompáñenos a darle la bienvenida al Nuevo año escolar!
Para más información sobre las Vías de Lectura del Condado de Cass, favor de llamar al (574) 753-3533.
También puede visitar nuestra página web www.CassCountyReadingRailroad.org, o siga nuestro blog
http://casscountyreadingrailroad.blogspot.com/. También puede convertirse en nuestro fan!
All Aboard “Camp Kindergarten”!
Monday and Thursday Afternoons: 1:00pm-5:00pm
Calling all upcoming Kindergarteners! Time to hop aboard the Reading Railroad and
join us for ‘Camp Kindergarten’! This summer Reading Railroad will be
transforming their weekly Literacy Centers into a Kindergarten Readiness room.
Is your child ready for Kindergarten? Join us on Monday and Thursday
afternoons in June, July, and August, to participate in hands-on, fun activities, to
help get your little ones ready for Kindergarten!
Join us every Monday at Logansport Public Library and every
Thursday at Walton Public Library: June 4th-August 6th
Everyone loves a good story! Join us on Sunday, July 8th at Spencer Park to
celebrate the art and magic of stories! We will have story tellers, puppet shows,
book give-a-ways, art projects, yummy snacks, and plenty of story time fun for
your whole family to enjoy. Children (and parents) are encouraged to dress up
like their favorite storybook character. This is one fun-filled afternoon you
won’t want to miss, so come on out and join us! Free for the whole family!
Join the Reading Railroad for their annual ‘Back to School
Bash’ at the McHale Pavilion at Riverside Park. We will
have free food, books, and will be handing out tickets
for carousel rides. There will also be loads of literacy fun!
Come out and join us as we welcome in the new school year!
For more information about the Cass County Reading Railroad, please call (574) 753-3533.
You can also check out our website at www.CassCountyReadingRailroad.org, or follow our blog at
http://casscountyreadingrailroad.blogspot.com/. Also become a fan of RR on
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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The Logansport Parks & Recreation Department
provides programs to all Logansport families
regardless of their ability to pay for the program. No
child of a Logansport family will be turned away from
participation in any program for any reason. The
following scholarship policy has been established
to assist families with documented financial need.
Families may pick-up a scholarship form at the Parks
office at Riverside Park’s McHale Pavilion (753-6969)
or at the Benjamin Long Recreation Center, 101 N.
Cicott (753-7388).
INDIVIDUALS CONSIDERED ELIGIBLE FOR SCHOLARSHIP
APPLICATION
• Family members currently receiving public assistance and can
document eligibility with a Hoosier Works Card.
• Foster children on whose behalf federal, state or local
government payments are made or received.
• Members of the family that can document a financial
hardship. The Parks Administrator shall consider all available
documentation such as income tax returns, recent pay slips,
the hardship of burdensome medical expenses and any other
form of hardship that can be documented, in making eligibility
decisions.
SCHOLARSHIP FUND POLICY
1. Scholarships are available for Logansport Parks & Recreation
Department programs and to all children within the Logansport
Community School Corporation.
2. All scholarship requests will be reviewed and awarded by
the Parks Administrator, Logansport Parks & Recreation
Department.
3. Scholarships may be awarded for the full amount of the
program or for any fraction of the program fee. Scholarships will
be awarded from available Department allocated resources.
4. Scholarship requests will be awarded or denied based on
verifiable information provided by the applicant and the criteria
established herein.
5. Scholarships must be applied for at least two weeks prior to
the program’s commencement. The number of scholarships
approved shall be restricted by the number of participants
registered for the program, and available scholarship funds.
6. Scholarship assistance will be limited to a maximum of $100
per family per year.
7. Scholarship assistance includes only the program fee, not
the additional money that may be needed for equipment or
materials not included in the program fees.
8. Scholarships shall be granted or denied without regard to
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Park Rules
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All Logansport Parks are open daily from 6 am – 10 pm.
Possession & use of alcoholic beverages & illegal drugs, are
not permitted in this park.
3. People who intimidate (by legal definition) another person
shall be dealt with using police authority.
4. Smoking is restricted to a designated and inconspicuous
location no closer than twenty-five (25) feet from all but not
limited to city owned buildings, playgrounds, park bleachers,
park pavilions, swimming pools, or in the vicinity of children,
and athletic fields (Ord.# 05-11).
5. Picnic tables in the Parks are available on a first come-first
serve basis. Picnic tables, benches & bleachers may ONLY
be used outside of the parks for public events or activities
with permission from the Parks Administrator.
6. All domestic animals must be kept on a six-foot leash or
crated; Animal “waste” must be disposed of properly.
7. Any animal or reptile, domesticated or wild, that has
dangerous propensities is strictly prohibited from all parks.
8. Please use trash & recycling containers.
9. Speed limit within the parks is fifteen (15) mph. Please watch
for children and other pedestrians.
10. It shall be unlawful for any person to use or operate any
sound-producing or sound amplifying device (including
vehicles) in such a manner or with such volume as to annoy
or disturb persons in its vicinity. Ord.# 01-14
11. Ground fires are not permitted. Fires for cooking food are
permitted only in grills such as those provided throughout
12. No gambling, glass bottles, or profanity within the park.
13. Motor vehicles are to park ONLY in designated areas.
14. Bicycles, skates, roller blades, skateboards, or motorized
vehicles excluding personal handicap equipment must remain
on paved surfaces within the park.
15. No marking, writing, or defacing of any equipment, structure,
or pavement within the park.
16. Geocaching and metal detecting require a permit available at
the Logansport Parks Dept., 1212 Riverside Dr., 753-6969.
17. In the event of an emergency, Logansport Police should be
notified at 911.
Tuesday, June 5th beginning at 6pm
Riverside Park
Questions can be directed to Parks Administrator Janett Fawley 753-6969
753 6969 or [email protected]
ONCE IN A LIFETIME EVENT TO BE VIEWED!
The Logansport Parks & Recreation Department would
like to invite the public to participate in an opportunity to
view a very special celestial event that will take place
in the western evening sky. On Tuesday, June 5th,
beginning at 6 p.m., Venus will start to transit across
the Sun. The Sun will set at 9:11pm with the transit still
in progress. Transits of Venus are among the rarest of
predictable astronomical phenomena. In order to view thiss
event safely, observers must have safety equipment to
protect the eyes. Local astronomer Forrest Hamilton will
provide several large telescopes with solar filters for publicc
viewing. After the Sun sets, Mars and Saturn will be in full
view, as well as the full Moon.
Those who have a telescope are encouraged to share
with others to view the night sky, but will not be able to use
for the daytime viewing of the Venus transit. Participants
may also wish to consider bringing along a camcorder
or digital camera to take pictures through the large
telescopes that will be present. If the evening is cloudy,
the star party will not be held.
Benjamin Long Recreation Center
RIVERSIDE
SIDE PARK / BENJAMIN LON
LONG CENTER
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101 N. Cicott • Logansport, IN 46947 • 574-753-7388 • [email protected]
IN STOCK!
Medicare
Approved
OPERATING HOURS / SUPERVISED GYM:
Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday & Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:30am-6pm
Wednesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:30am-4:30pm
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Additional hours are made available as determined by
Parks Program & rentals.
spring/summer 2012
www.logansportparks.com
This 6-acre Neighborhood Park was previously
the location of Washington Elementary School,
which the Parks Department acquired in
1984. Facilities include Ben Long Gymnasium
(used for rentals and year round recreational
programming), a playground newly built in
2004 & the Parks Department’s in-house
maintenance facility.
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DYKEMAN PARK GOLF
DYKEMA
Dykeman Park
Municipal Golf Course
101 Eberts Rd. • Logansport, IN 46947 • 574-753-0222
www.dykemanpark.com • Golf Course Manager: Dean Vietti
Course Description
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A present, Dykeman Park plays to a par 70,
At
att 6185 yards using the longest tees. When
ussing the shortest tees, it plays to a par 73,
measuring 5347 yards. Dykeman Parks
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wo sets of nine holes vary in terrain, the
froont being a relatively flat par 34 and the
orriginal back nine consisting of rolling hills
annd plays to a par of 36. All eighteen holes
arre lined with beautiful, mature trees and
innclude a number of challenging doglegs.
Men, women, and juniors may play either
M
ussing a golf car or walk with a pull-cart.
The best deal in golf anywhere around is at Dykeman Park Municipal Golf Course. Not only are golfers able to
play on one of the best courses in the area, but May 1st through Labor Day, daily greens fees and cart rentals are
discounted 25% after 1 p.m. everyday.
Players may make tee time reservations up to two days in advance either by calling the pro shop at 574-753-0222.
Pro Shop hours may vary, peak season hours are 6:00am to 7:00pm.
JJunior G
Golff Clinic
June 18th - 22nd 9am, 10am or 11am
Dykeman Park Municipal Golf Course
spring/summer 2012
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Boys & Girls, ages 6-18
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Cost: $30 for 5-1 hour lessons
given by Logansport Berries Girls Coach Bob Bannon & Golf Course Manager Dean Vietti
Contact: Dykeman Golf Shop for questions about the program.
Your youth will learn the fundamentals they need to get started playing golf the right way. This junior program will
also help those who are already involved in golf hone their skills to become a better player. The program covers
every area of the golf swing, from hitting the ball from the tee, to the putting green. The program has been very
successful in years past and participation is limited, so make plans in advance to attend. A limited number of golf
clubs are available to be borrowed from the Parks Department. Students are generally responsible for providing
their own equipment.
Daily Greens Fees
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Season Ticket Holder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1
Regular 18 Holes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16
Regular 9 Holes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9
Senior Rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13
Student Rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7
Snowbird Rate (round+cart) 11/15 to 3/15 . . $15
Season Pass - Good for the entire calendar year
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Full Season Regular . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $400
Full Season Second Adult . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $360
Full Season Senior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $320
Full Season Second Senior.
r . . . . . . . . . . . . $300
Full Season Junior(12-26Yrs) . . . . . . . . . . . $160
Half Season Regular.
r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $210
Half Season Second Adult . . . . . . . . . . . . . $190
Half Season Seniorr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $170
Half Season Senior Second Adult . . . . . . . . $160
Half Season Junior(12-26Yrs). . . . . . . . . . . . $90
Monthly Pass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $110
Cart Rentals
18-hole Round. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12
1-9 hole round. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7
Full Season Regular(any
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Full Season Regular-2nd
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Full Season Limited(M-F,
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Full Season Limited-2nd adult. . . . . . . . . . . $405
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Private Cart Rider(18
( holes)) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5
Pull Cart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2
Driving Range
• Full Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100
• Small bucket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4
• Large bucket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6
2012 Dykeman Park
Tournament Schedule
May 12th Logansport Youth Baseball
May 19th Relay for life
May 20th Elks Outing
May 30th LHS Teachers Outing
June 1st Boys Sectional
June 2nd Worthington for state Rep. Fundraiser
June 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th County Golf Tournament
June 20th Memorial Hospital Tournament
June 23rd Darche Memorial
June 24th Bauman Memorial Tournament
June 29th North Central Official Association
July 9th Little City Junior Tournament
July 13th Dykeman Park Invitational Practice Rd.
July 14th & 15th Dykeman Park 2-man Invitational
July 21st Class of 1977
July 27 Class of 1972
August 4th, 5th, 11th, 12th City Golf Championship
August 25th & 26th Beaupre Cup (@ Peru)
September 3rd BR Open
September 19th Special Olympics
DATES NOT SET: Sheriff’s reserve outing,
Worly’s Inn, Logan Shooters Tavern,
Krieg’s Tavern, Girls Sectional
spring/summer 2012
www.logansportparks.com
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There is no charge for any youth (0-11 years of age) that
accompanies a paid adult. Until May 1st, daily greens fees
are discounted by 25%. After May 1st, daily greens fees
are discounted after 1 p.m. every day. Other discounts are
available to those using the American Lung Association
card. Season Passes are available.
DYKEMAN PARK GOLF
2012 G
Golff Rates
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CASS COUNTY FAMILY Y
YMCA & Parks Dept
Minor League Baseball
Registration: March 1st through May 30th
Ages: 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 & 10-12
Cost: $30
Starts: June 4th through July 20th
Time: 9:00am to 2:00pm
Location: Fairview Park (Crain & Metz Fields)
YMCA Summer
Dayy Campp
Registration: May 1st to May 25th
Ages: Kids in grades K through 6th grade
Starts: May 25th to August 16th
Days: Monday through Friday
Times: 7:30 – 5:30
Cost: $75/$100 weekly or $20/$30 daily – plus $30
registration fee
YMCA Summer
Swim Lessons
spring/summer 2012
www.logansportparks.com
Ages: 3 to 12
Session Dates: June 5th to July 5th or July 10th to
August 9th
Times: Morning (9:40 – 10:15 or 10:20 – 10:55)
Evening (4:30 – 5:05 or 5:20 – 5:55)
Cost: $25 member/$50 non-member
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YMCA Summer
Membershipp Rates
Valid Dates: May 7th through September 7th
Sale Dates: May 7th through June 10th
Rates:
Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$50
Student (13-High School Senior). . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$80
Full-time College (must show college ID) . . . . . . .$124
Adult . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$155
Senior Adult. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$135
Single Parent Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$175
Senior Couple . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$185
Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$225
River CityTriathlon
When: June 9th
Start Time: 8:00am
Where: France Park
Registration: Cass County Family Y or on active.com
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Challenge
When: September 2012
Where: Cass County Family YMCA and other locations
Who: Any small or Large Cass county business
Registration: July 1st through August 1st
Contact: Stacy Lods @ 753-5141
2 Rivers on 2 Wheels
When: Saturday, September 15th
Time: 9:00 am
Where: Riverside Park
Registration: Please pick up entry form @ Cass County
Family YMCA
Cass
County YMCA
905 E. Broadway, Logansport
753-5141
When: Friday, June 22nd
Time: 9:00am to 1:00pm
Where: Cass County Family YMCA
Donations for sale can be dropped of at the Y
Sand Volleyball
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When: June 6th to July 25th or July 30th to Sept 19th
Time: 5:00
Where: Tower Park
Register at Y prior to start date
Basketball @ Riverside
When: July 10th to August 7th
Where: Riverside Park
Who: Adult & High School League
Register: At YMCA until July 7th
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Ages: 3 to 6
When: Wednesday
Time: 5:00 pm
Session Dates: June 6th to July 11th
Where: Cass County Family YMCA
Cheerleading
Ages: 4 to 12
When: Tuesday
Time: 7:15 – 8:00PM
Session Dates: June 26th to July 24th
Where: YMCA Aerobics Room
CASS COUNTY FAMILY Y
Building Strong Kids
Rummage
g Sale
Tumbling
Ages: 4 to 12
When: Tuesday
Time: 6:30 – 7:15
Session Dates: June 26th to July 24th
Where: YMCA Aerobics Room
Martial Arts
Ages: 6 to 12
When: Monday & Thursday
Time: 6:00 pm
Session Dates: August 20th to September 19th
Where: YMCA Gymnasium
Cass County YMCA
FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
FOR HEALTHY LIVING
FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
spring/summer 2012
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FACILITY & RENTAL INFORMATION
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2012 Facilityy Rental Information
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MCHALE COMPLEX PAVILION
AT RIVERSIDE PARK Reservations are to made & paid for at the McHale Complex Pavilion, 1212 Riverside Dr.
or by calling the Park Office at 574-753-6969. A copy of policies & procedures can be received upon request or at
the time of the reservation (Spanish translation available)
ALL OTHER PAVILIONS
All other pavilion rentals can be made & paid for at the Benjamin Long Recreation Center, 101 N. Cicott Street,
or by calling 574-753-7388. A copy of policies & procedures can be received upon request or at the time of the
reservation(Spanish translations available).8.Scholarships shall be granted or denied without regard to race, creed, color,
religion, age, disability or national origin of applicant.
Picnics,, Familyy Reunions,,
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It is recommended to those that wish exclusive use of a
shelter, that they contact the Parks Department to rent
their desired facility for a specific day & time. Those
who have paid a rental fee for the exclusive use of a
pavilion or shelter will have priority of use over others.
Otherwise, picnic tables and pavilions in the parks are
availablee on a first come, first serve basis.
2012 Rental Fees
Small outdoor pavilions: $29 for Non-profits, $44 for City Residents, & $58 for all others
Large outdoor pavilions: $39 for Non-profits, $59 for City Residents, & $78 for all others
McHale Complex @ Riverside: 4 hours are $99 for Non-profits, $148 for City Residents, $197 for all others
Rental fees are charged for the private use of park pavilions. Discounts are available to city residents & non-profit
organizations. Some rentals require security deposits and some fees are for an hour, or for a full day.
For more details, contact Vicki at the Ben Long Center 753-7388 or Kathy at the Park Office at 753-6969.
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Park Facility Servicios del Parque
Benjamin Long Recreation Center
Bishop Park
Dunwoody Park
Dykeman Park
Dykeman Park Municipal Golf Course
Fairview Park
Heritage Preservation Park
Little Turtle Waterway Plaza
Little Turtle Waterway Trail
Melbourne Park
Patriot Park
Riverside Park
Riverside Ramp & Rail Park
Spencer Park
Tower Park
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B3 Hervey Preserve
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B6 Spencer Park
C4 Riverside Park
C5 Dunwoody Park
D1 W. Melbourne Park
D2 Patriot Park
D3 Little Turtle Waterway
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River Bluff Trail
Hervey Preserve
Hervey Preserve and River Bluff Trail connect to form 2.4 miles of paths
through the heart of wooded areas along the Eel River near downtown
Logansport.
La Reserva Hervey y el Sendero River Bluff se conectan para formar
2.4 millas de senderos a través de la zona boscosa que se
encuentra a lo largo del Río Eel, cerca del centro de
Logansport.
Need more information?
Call 574.753.1595.