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Community Services
Inspiring a Community
of Lifelong Learners
Adult & Senior Activities
Spring/Summer
2015
3301 Silver Lake Road, St. Anthony, MN 55418
612-706-1166 www.isd282.org/cs
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Community Services Mission Statement
The mission of Community Services is to provide all residents
lifelong learning opportunities through educational,
recreational, social, and cultural programs and activities.
Community Services Class
Locations and Addresses
Community Center Peak Performance
3301 Silver Lake Road N.E. 2210 Silver Lake Road N.E.
New Brighton
St. Anthony
612-706-1166
651-631-2379
Fridley Community Center St. Anthony High School
6085 Seventh St. NE 3303 33rd Ave. N.E.
Fridley
St. Anthony
763-502-5104
763-502-5600
Fridley High School
6000 Moore Lake Dr. W. Fridley 763-502-5600
Wilshire Park Elementary
3600 Highcrest Road N.E.
St. Anthony
612-706-1200
Fitness Crossroad
2912 Pentagon Drive N.E.
St. Anthony
612-788-1100
A Special Thank You!
Thank you to all who have served on the St. Anthony
Senior Citizen Advisory council in past years.
You have provided St. Anthony residents with multiple
social events and served the community in various
ways. We appreciate everyone who has volunteered
their time and resources to the community to provide
lifelong learning opportunities.
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Parents With Children Ages 0-5.....................3
Parents With Children Ages 3-5 & 5-12 ........4
Adult Education..............................................5
Enrichment Classes.......................................6-8
Recreation.......................................................9-10
Future Planning..............................................11
Aquatics Program..........................................12
Senior Citizens...............................................13
Trips.................................................................14
Weekly Activities............................................15
Facility Use & Rental......................................16
Events..............................................................17
Registration Information................................18
Registration Forms.........................................19
Community Services Advisory Council
The Community Services Advisory Council meetings are
open to the public. They are held the first Thursday of
each month in September, November, February, and April
at 7:00 p.m. in the St. Anthony Village Community Center.
Council members are committed to providing all residents
lifelong learning opportunities through educational, recreational, social, and cultural programs and activities. Various
community organizations are represented on this council.
It is the St. Anthony New-Brighton School District’s policy to provide equal education opportunity for all students and to
provide equal employment opportunity for all employees. The district does not discriminate in admission, treatment,
employment or access to its programs or activities.
In addition, the School District does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national
origin, sex, marital status, parental status, status with regard to public assistance, disability, sexual orientation or age.
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Parents With Children Ages 0-5
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What is ECFE?
Looking for an opportunity to get involved?
Early Childhood Family Education
(ECFE)
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)
Advisory Council
If you have a child ages 0-5 and live in St.
Anthony-New Brighton School District,
call Community Services at 612-706-1166
to learn about Early Childhood Family
Education (ECFE) spring classes.
Are you interested in serving on a council which advises St. Anthony-New
Brighton School District’s Early Childhood Programs?
Are you looking for an opportunity to be involved in your school district?
Join the ECFE Advisory Council!
The ECFE Advisory Council meets on the second Tuesday from September to May to advise the Early Childhood staff regarding ways to enrich the
services provided to families and children.
Dinner is served to families from 5:30-6:00 p.m. and free childcare is available for Advisory Council parents from 6:00-7:00 p.m. during the meeting. It
is the philosophy of St. Anthony Community Services to encourage parent
involvement and representation from all early childhood programs.
Call 612-706-1166 to volunteer.
Clean out your kids’ closets and earn money!
St. Anthony ECFE Garage Sale
St. Anthony Community Center
3301 Silver Lake Road NE, St. Anthony
Saturday, May 30
How do I sell items?
You can sell your items as a consignor, and receive 60% of your sales. The remaining 40% will benefit
the St. Anthony ECFE program. If you are interested in consigning, please contact Jessica at [email protected] to receive your consignor number and instructions for tagging your items.
Where do I bring my items?
Bring your tagged items to the St. Anthony Community Center on Friday, May 29, between the
hours of 12:00–7:00 PM.
What happens to my unsold items?
If you wish to pick up any unsold items, you must do so by 3:00 PM on Saturday, May 30.
Any items not picked up will be donated.
Why volunteer?
Volunteers (4 hours or more) receive 70% of the sales of their sold items.
They are also allowed to shop early, one hour before the sale opens to the public.
How do I donate items?
To see a list of accepted items to donate, please contact Jessica at StAnthonyECFE@outlook.
com. Drop off will be at the St. Anthony Community Center on Friday, May 29, between the
hours of 12:00–6:00 PM. Donated items do not need to be tagged. ECFE will receive 100% of
the profits from your items.
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Parents With Children Ages 3-5 & 5-12
Preschool & All Day Preschool
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All Day Preschool
St. Anthony Community Services preschool teachers are licensed in early
childhood education by Minnesota’s Department of Education. Our classroom staff are highly trained and educated professionals possessing the
unique skills required for working with young children.
Preschool (Morning & Afternoon)
Ages 3-5 Years
Morning and afternoon preschool provides a creative, age-appropriate atmosphere that allows children 3 to 5 years old the opportunity to explore and
learn. Providing the social and academic experiences necessary to prepare
children for kindergarten, the preschool curriculum meets the Minnesota Early
Learning Standards and is age and developmentally appropriate. Children
three years old by September 1 attend the Tuesday/Thursday morning or
afternoon program. Children four years old by September 1 attend the Monday/Wednesday/Friday morning or afternoon program. The program is located
in the St. Anthony Community Center and follows the Wilshire Park school
calendar (Preschool is not held when Wilshire Park is closed). Children must
be three years of age by September 1 and toilet trained to begin the program.
Registration is ongoing.
Contact Community Services at 612-706-1166.
Space is available for:
3 and 4 year olds Tuesday/Thursday morning & afternoon class
9:15-11:45 a.m or 12:45-3:15 p.m.
$124 per month
Ages: 3-5 Years
The All Day Preschool program offers
children 3 to 5 years of age a positive
group experience in preparation for kindergarten in a safe and nurturing environment that encourages exploration and
learning. The preschool curriculum meets
the Minnesota Early Learning Standards,
prepares children for kindergarten, and
is age and developmentally appropriate.
Conveniently located in the St. Anthony
Village Community Center, the program
is designed for children who can attend
a minimum of three days per week. The
program has access to a large indoor
gym and outdoor playground equipment.
Registration is ongoing.
Contact Community Services at
612‑706-1166 to learn more or to visit
the classroom.
Rates:
Full Time
$203 per week
Part Time
$53 per day
Mid Day
$40 per day
(9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m) 4 and 5 year olds Monday/Wednesday/Friday morning & afternoon class
9:15-11:45 a.m or 12:45-3:15 p.m.
$170 per month
School Age Care
Summer Kids Village Camp
September 3rd-June 9th
Monday-Friday
6:30 a.m-6:00 p.m.
June 8-September 2
Monday-Friday
6:30 a.m-6:00 p.m.
2015-2016 School Year Rates:
2015 Summer Rates:
Grades K-6 (completed)
Grades K-6
Before School
After School
After School (6th grade)
Non-School Days
6:30-9:00 a.m.
3:30-6:00 p.m.
2:30-6:00 p.m.
6:30-6:00 p.m. $10.50 per day
$10.50 per day
$12.50 per day
$37 per day
School Age Care offers care before and after school and nonschool day care for children in grades K-6 attending Wilshire Park,
St. Anthony Middle School, or St. Charles Borromeo. Transportation to/from Wilshire Park and St. Charles Borromeo is provided.
Parents can enroll their child(ren) in one or more of the
following periods: Before School, After School, and on
Non-School (Release) Days.
Contact Community Services at 612-706-1166.
Full Day: $37
Flexible schedules available!
Summer Kids Village Camp at St. Anthony Community Services offers care
for children who have completed grades
K-6. Tuition includes breakfast, lunch,
snack and field trips.
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Adult Education
St. Anthony-New Brighton School District’s Community
Services Department, in cooperation with Mounds View
Community Education, offers full-service Adult Education
(ABE) programming for all area residents free of charge.
For Parents and Children Learning English
Family Learning Program at
St. Anthony Community Services
St. Anthony-New Brighton School District is pleased to provide free English
language classes for parents and children in our community. The Family
Learning Program includes free classes for parents who want to learn
English and preschool for their children ages 6 weeks to five years of age.
You can improve your job skills and help your child be successful in school.
January 12-June 1, 2015
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays
1:00-3:00 p.m.
St. Anthony Community Center, 3301 Silver Lake Road
How to enroll:
Call Priscilla at 612-706-1166 to register and schedule your English test.
(The test will take approximately one hour.)
AND
Tell us where you live.
(We may have transportation for you.)
Adult Education Skills
Improve your writing, reading, and
math skills for the workplace, a job
search, helping your children with
homework, or for personal growth.
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GED Classes & Testing
Classes will prepare you for the General
Education Development (GED) tests by
improving your math, writing, reading, and
test taking skills. Learn test taking strategies and work with a career counselor to
develop a career action plan.
GED testing is held weekly at Pike Lake
Education Center. Upon successful
completion of the tests, a GED diploma is
awarded.
Appointments are required for both registration and for testing! Call 651-621-7410.
Take A Step Towards Your Future
Are you interested in pursuing a
college education?
Would you like to increase your confidence in the basic skills of reading, math,
and writing in order to pass post secondary placement tests?
Are you ready to work with a career
counselor to design a career plan suited
to your interests and abilities?
The Adult Education Program of Mounds
View Public Schools is eager to help
you prepare for your future educational
experiences in college. We offer FREE
courses.
Give us a call at 651-621-7410 so we
can help you prepare for a successful
transition to college!
Our website is: www.moundsviewschools.
org/comm_edu/adult_programs asp
High School Diploma Completion
Volunteer Opportunities
Study with the help of an instructor
and earn the credits and competencies needed for a high school diploma.
Adults proceed through competencybased courses on an individual basis
and work at their own pace. Experimental learning from such activities as
military service, employment, parenting, and volunteer services is identified, documented, and evaluated to
satisfy elective credits.
We are looking for caring volunteers
who are comfortable working with
adults and willing to invest their time
and experience with adult students.
Daytime and evening tutoring opportunities are available.
Training is required for tutors and
is provided by the Minnesota Literacy Council. For more information,
please call us at 651-621-7410!
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Enrichment Classes
612-706-1166
NEW!
Asian Street Food
Instructor Santhi Muniandy-VonderHaar
Southeast Asia is world renowned for its mouth watering street food. In
this class you will learn how to make three popular, yet easy to make,
Asian street foods. The first is the famous deep fried spring rolls, next
spicy curry puffs and finally, to satisfy your sweet tooth, you’ll end the
night with coconut crepes. Recipes will be handed out at the end of
class so you can impress your loved ones at your next dinner party!
Wednesday, April 15
6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
$31.00 (1 session)
Fridley High School, Room 113
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)
Gerri Bakun, RN and Certified EFT Practitioner
EFT is based on the discovery that imbalances in the
body’s energy system have profound effects on one’s
personal psychology. Correcting these imbalances, which
is done by tapping on certain body locations, often leads to
rapid relief. Many problems can be resolved in two or three
sessions. The most difficult ones tend to require anywhere
from a few days to several weeks. EFT has provided emotional freedom to millions of people, including freedom from
negative emotions, years of self-doubt or grief, anxiety,
or intense fears or phobias as well as freedom to express
love easily or become motivated to obtain your goals.
Monday, June 22
6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
$35
Community Center, Room CS9
Voice Explorations:
Discovering and Developing Your Authentic Voice
Dr. Clifton Ware
This five week session will include an overview of the basics
of voice use (breathing, tone production, diction) and song
performance, with an emphasis on developing each student’s
authentic voice using techniques that aid efficient voice production, and expressive singing of songs appropriate to each
student’s skills. Previous music experience or a “musical ear”
is desirable. This class is taught by Dr. Clifton Ware, professor emeritus (voice) from the University of Minnesota.
Mondays, June 15-July 13
6:30 p.m.-8:15 p.m.
$75
Community Center, Room CS19
DIY Skin Care
Take time for yourself and learn how to make fun, easy,
super-moisturizing lotion bars, sunscreens, scrubs and
more. You will be able to create your own signature
skin care products using luscious, skin nurturing ingredients without harmful ingredients like propylene glycol.
You’ll take home four different kinds of products, DIY
recipes, tips and a resource list.
Saturday, June 13
9:00 -11:30 a.m.
Community Center, Room CS19
$20
Enrichment Classes
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Greater Metropolitan Housing Corporation:
Learn What It Can Do For You
Take advantage of this free seminar to learn what the
City of St. Anthony is doing to keep our city a viable and
attractive place to live. The city has contracted with the
Greater Metropolitan Housing Corporation (GMHC) to
provide residents with the information needed to preserve
and improve housing for individuals and families of all
income levels. Learn about the low interest loans and rebates that may be available to you to improve your home.
A construction manager is also available to come to your
home at no charge and give you input about a project you
may be planning. This free informational workshop is an
opportunity to learn how you can improve your home to
last a lifetime. No products will be sold or endorsed.
Wednesday, May 13
6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
FREE- Please call 612-706-1166 to register or
online at www.isd282.org/cs
Community Center, Room CS9
Beginning Fly Fishing
In the first session we will cover some of the general information about fly fishing, including flies, equipment, knots
and other basic knowledge of fly fishing. The second
session will be filled with hands-on casting instruction.
At the end of this class you will walk away with the basic
knowledge of the sport, fly fishing casting techniques and
what equipment you will need to start fly fishing.
Tuesdays, May 12-19
7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
$30
Community Center, Room CS9
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St. Anthony Village Quilters
Join a group of quilters and crafters who get together and
work on our own projects at the St. Anthony Community
Center! There is a nominal fee to participate. The fee is $2
for Friday evenings (6:00-9:00 p.m.) and $5 for Saturdays
(9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) payable at the door (please bring exact cash). For more information call the Community Services
office at 612-706-1166.
Fridays
May 1, June 5, July 10, August 7
Community Center, Room CS9
Saturdays
April 25, May 23, June 27, July 25, August 22 Community
Center, Multi Purpose Room
Radon in Your Home?
Jeffrey Halet
Come to this very informative Radon testing and mitigation workshop. You will learn a number of things about
radon including: what it is, how it enters your home,
health risks related to radon, new laws that went into effect January 1, 2014, proper testing methods, mitigation
procedures, and testing and mitigation costs. Jeff is the
owner of Minnesota Radon Systems, is NRPP certified in
both testing and mitigation, is a member of AARST, and
is also listed on the MN Department of Health Indoor Air
Unit website as Certified in both Testing and Mitigation.
Monday, May 18
6:30-8:30 p.m.
$10
Community Center, Room CS9
G-mail, Google Calendar, and Google Tasks
In this session we will teach you how to use G-mail, Google
Calendar, and Google Tasks from your computer! You will
learn how to use G-mail to its fullest potential....We are going to show you how to fire Microsoft Outlook from its job!
You will learn how to share Calendars, Keep your to-do lists
and appointments up-to-date with your mobile device.
*Bring Your Laptop & Mobile Device Charger / Data Cable.
Wednesday, June 17
6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
$25 (1 session)
Fridley Community Center, Room 107
8Wellness
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Foot Care Basics
Linda Neal, Outreach Nurse for SE Seniors
Yoga
Did you know that taking care of your feet can reduce
your risk of falls, infections and medical visits? In this
class the instructor will demonstrate how to inspect
your feet, show you what tools to use at home to provide basic foot care and provide information related
to the most common kinds of foot problems such as
bunions, corns, calluses, toenail fungus, athletes foot
and when to seek out medical attention.
Come explore this ancient exercise system that strengthens the body while calming and focusing the mind. Learn
how to take these basic exercises into your daily life to
strengthen and tone your body, improve circulation, lower
blood pressure, and help relieve stress. All classes include classic Hatha or stretching, breathing practices, and
a guided relaxation/meditation. Please dress in comfortable clothes, and bring a mat, towel or rug for floor work.
Tuesday, May 5
10:00-11:30 a.m.
$15
Community Center, Room CS9
Thursdays
8:00-9:15 p.m.
$56
Wednesday, May 6
7:00-8:30 p.m.
$15
Community Center, Room CS9
Communication Skills While Caring
for Someone With Dementia
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be almost as
hard for the caregiver as it is the afflicted person. Gain
tools for improving communication to help decrease
stress and conflict and improve positive outcomes.
Thursday, May 7
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Community Center, Room CS9
Free, register by May 1
Free Health Insurance Counseling
For Senior Citizens
Community Services is a Health Insurance Counseling
Site for Medicare beneficiaries and their caregivers, who
reside within St. Anthony-New Brighton School District.
A State-certified Health Insurance Counseling staff or
volunteer is available the 3rd Monday of each month
from 12:00-4:00 p.m. to assist with: understanding basic
Medicare and Medical Assistance, choosing a Medicare
supplement, choosing a Medicare Part D plan, ensuring
proper processing of Medicare and Medical Assistance
claims, assisting with health insurance forms, and assessing long-term care insurance as an option. To schedule your free, one-hour appointment call 612-706-1166
Michael Ledman
April 30-June 11
Wilshire Park, Cafeteria
June 25-August 6
Community Center, Gym
August 13-Septmeber 24
Community Center, Gym
Wednesdays
4:30-5:45 p.m.
Community Center, Multi Purpose room
$56
April 15-May 27
June 3-July 15
July 22-September 2
**YOGA & Tai Chi**
Come try a class for free!!
Tai’ Chi Ch’uan
Michael Ledman
For centuries the Chinese have practiced Tai’ Chi Ch’uan
for health, as a martial art, and a means of exercise and
self-development. See for yourself how the slow movements of this art can help reduce the effects of stress and
improve your fitness, flexibility, balance, concentration,
and health. Come explore a shortened 31 posture Sun
styled Tai Chi Ch’uan form designed to help support and
strengthen joints that may be damaged by arthritis, gout,
or other joint problems. Other progressive forms are also
taught. This is an excellent, low-impact, non-contact
physical fitness program that’s ideal for all adults.
Wednesdays, 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Community Center, Multi-Purpose Room
$56
April 29-June 10
June 24-August 5
August 12-September 23
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TBC-Total Body Conditioning
Cathi Morse
TBC is the complete, total-body workout that combines
cardiovascular and strength training (toning) exercises.
Half of each TBC session is dedicated to increasing
cardiovascular endurance through fun and easy aerobic movements. The other half is devoted to increasing
muscle endurance and strength with your own body resistance and free weights. Participants should bring hand
weights to class (2-5 lbs). Exercise balls are optional.
6:00-7:00 p.m.
Community Center, Gym
Mondays Only
April 6-May 11
May 18-June 29 (no class May 25)
July 6-August 10
August 17-September 28 (no class September 7)
$35
Kettlebell-Age 18+
Roxanne Altmeyer
The Russian kettlebell has forever altered the landscape
of American fitness, with the breakthrough system for
achieving astonishingly rapid yet consistent gains in
muscle strength, explosive power, energy, and functional
performance with a single, simple tool. The kettlebell is
now becoming the favored fitness training for busy men,
women, elite athletes, and those simply wishing to attain
their highest possible level of physical excellence, well
being, and are eager to stay strong, toned, and vibrantly
young. Check with your cardiologist or orthopedist before
starting this challenging class if necessary. Certified
Kettlebell Instructor Roxanne Altmeyer, RKC, gives you
the perfect beginner mix of follow-along kettlebell drills to
rapidly burn off unwanted pounds and build a sleek new
you! Wear loose fitting clothes and bring water. Training is done in bare feet. A limited number of bells will be
available to use, bring your own if you have them!
Wednesdays Only
April 8-May 13
$35
May 20-July 1
$40
July 8-August 12
$35
August 19-September 30
$40
Wednesdays
June 24-July 29
5:45-6:45 p.m.
$48
Mondays & Wednesdays
April 6-May 13
May 20-July 1 (no class May 25)
July 6-August 10
August 17-September 28 (no class September 7)
$85
June 24-July 26
Community Center, Room CS9
April 1-May 6
Wilshire Park, Multi-Purpose Room
May 13-June 17
Community Center, Room CS9
August 5-September 9
Community Center, Room CS9
Zumba
This fun, energetic workout combines Latin rhythms and
dance with easy-to-follow fitness moves. Shake up your
routine and try something new! Once you have registered,
you will pick-up your pass at Fitness Crossroad.
Wednesdays, 10:45 a.m.
Thursdays, 6:45 p.m.
Purchase a 10 punch pass for $90
to be used by August 28, 2015
TBC Class at St. Anthony Community Center
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Taekwondo
Karate
Taekwondo is a popular modern day sport and martial art.
Students will learn self-defense, forms, and Olympic-style
sparring in a family friendly atmosphere. Classes will also
focus on developing fitness, discipline, and confidence.
Adults and children ages 6 and up of any skill level are
welcome. The instructor, Master Chau Truong of Minnesota Family Taekwondo will offer an opportunity for
students to purchase an optional uniform for $30. Off-site
promotional testing is held periodically at an additional
fee. Testing is not mandatory to continue on with this
class. Students will move at their individual pace.
Shotokan Karate-Do is a traditional Japanese Style of
martial art emphasizing both mental and physical discipline.
Karate will help you improve mental and physical health;
build stamina, strength, flexibility, and coordination; develop
self-confidence, calmness, patience, and self-discipline; and
reduce stress as well as give you the opportunity to make
lifelong friendships and learn self-defense.
Tuesdays
5:30-6:45 p.m.
Community Center, Multi Purpose Room
March 18-April 22
April 29-June 3
June 10-July 15
July 22-August 26
September 2-October 7
September 8-October 20
$60
“
I feel so much better
physically and mentally.
-Sandra B.
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July 14-August 25
$60
I have taken Gentle Yoga
on and off for several years.
It is an easy tempo pace and
the poses are achievable!
-Dolores Orr
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April 7-May 19
$60
May 26-July 7
$60
Wednesdays
7:15-8:15 p.m.
$55 (no discount)
Peak Performance
Future Planning
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Classes offered by
Thrivent Financial-Mark Halstensgard
Income, Taxes, and Retirement
Retire Wisely
This course will include a short case study that is applicable to many on topics such as current taxes, social security, and taxation for retirement. Professional guidance will
be provided on: tax diversification, how to optimize Social
Security income, Health Care and Retirement.
This workshop addresses six risks retirees face, including
outliving your income and rising health care costs. You’ll
learn how to confidently meet these challenges. Will I
have enough to retire? Could I outlive my retirement
income? Are my assets protected?
Thursday, July 16
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Community Center, Room CS9
Free, please register by July 9
Thursday, April 9th
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Community Center, Room CS9
Free, please register by April 6
Keeping the Cabin or Farm in the Family
Social Security: Strategize to Maximize
Welcome to Keeping the Cabin/Farm in the Family. This
course will help you better understand basic financial,
estate and family relationship management. By the end
of this workshop, you’ll be more prepared to: define your
goals, understand your options for proper estate management and start creating an equitable transition strategy.
Social Security mistakes can be costly and lifelong. This
workshop provides the guidance you need to sort through
your questions and help ensure the choices you make are
tailored to your needs. When should I apply for Social
Security? How can I maximize my benefits? How will my
spouse be affected?
Tuesday, August 18
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Community Center, Council Chambers
Free, please register by August 11
Wednesday, June 10
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Community Center, Room CS9
Free, please register by June 3
College Preparation
Aging in Place: Make your home a home for a lifetime!
A college education helps give graduates an edge in today’s competitive job market. But a degree comes with a
hefty price tag that continues to increase—often at twice
the rate of inflation. That’s why it is so important to start
savings as early possible. You’ll learn: projected future
college costs, tax-advantaged ways to save for college,
the basics of financial aid, and ways to fill the college
funding gap.
What’s all the buzz about home modifications and aging
in place design? What does it mean to you and the home
you live in? Do you want to make some simple changes
to update your home AND to make it a home for a lifetime? Learn how to make simple low-cost changes and
more to your home that can improve safety and function,
meet your needs and lifestyle and look great!
This is an interactive session that will also include a
“hands-on” look at some of the common products that
can be used in your home. It will also include a variety of
resources for implementing these features in your home.
Information about the SAV: Home for a Lifetime Aging in
Place Project Grants will also be available.
Tuesday, May 5
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Community Center, CS9
Free, please register by April 28
To register for these classes,
call 612-706-1166
Thursday, June 18
10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Community Center, Room CS9
Free, please register by June 15
12Aquatics
The St. Anthony swim program provides complete instructional and recreational swimming for all ages with
exceptional certified staff.
612-706-1166
Water Aerobics
Open & Lap Swim Information
Everyone is welcome, whether you are looking for cross
training, injury rehab, prenatal or postnatal exercise,
arthritic-fibromyalgia, or multiple sclerosis friendly activities. Enjoy the benefits of this aerobic workout that uses
the resistance of water to increase cardiovascular endurance and burns calories by working both large & small
muscle groups without putting extra pressure on joints.
Stretching and relaxation exercises are also included to
tone, strengthen and increase flexibility. Swimming is not
a required skill to participate.
Fees
Mondays
April 20-May 18
$25
St. Anthony Community Services
Visit www.isd282.org/cs or call 612-706-1166
St. Anthony Pool
3303 33rd Ave. NE, St. Anthony
Call the Aquatics Activity Line for updates and pool
closures at 612-706-1177.
Daily fees are collected at the door.
$2.00 Youth / Senior Citizens
$3.00 Adults
$10 Family
*Family is defined as up to two adults and their dependent
children living in the same household. You may be asked
asked to show proper verification.
Open Swim
Saturdays
February 15-June 6 (closed April 4 & May 23)
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
June 16-August 13
12:00-2:00 pm
Lap Swim
January 5-May 29 Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
6:00-7:30 a.m.
June 16-August 6
Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00-7:45 a.m.
Adult Water Polo (Age 16 +)
Play this Olympic sport by doing drills, learning techniques
and using strategy to score! It is fun, challenging, and a
great work out! To participate you must be able to tread
water and swim the front and back crawl stroke. Beginners
and experienced players are encouraged to register.
Mondays, through-May 18
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Drop in and play for $6.00.
St. Anthony Pool
POOL PASSES
Annual pool passes are available for unlimited use of the St. Anthony pool. Pool Passes
must be purchased in advance at:
St. Anthony Community Services
3301 Silver Lake Road
612-706-1166
Adult
Youth
Senior
Family
Resident
$115
$89
$89
$259
Nonresident
$139
$115
$115
$310
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Senior Citizen Event Card
Over 60 and Fit
Senior Citizen Event Cards are available for senior citizens (age 60 and older) who live in the St. Anthony-New
Brighton School District. They can be obtained at the
Community Services Office, 3301 Silver Lake Road, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
This card can be used for attendance at school performances (such as band concerts, theatrical performances,
musical activities and athletic events) free of charge, unless a sellout is anticipated. Senior citizens (age 60 and
older) who live in the St. Anthony-New Brighton School
District can also receive a 10% discount when registering for classes unless specified otherwise. Discounts are
not valid with other discounts and do not apply to senior
citizen classes, trips, or special events.
Enjoy fitness while having fun. Classes are low impact
and designed for people over 60 years old. The program
combines aerobic routines and stretching exercises for
one hour. It is self-paced, safe, and will make exercising a regular part of your health care. Wear comfortable
clothing and tennis shoes. Please bring an exercise mat
if you have one.
Gentle Yoga
Michael Ledman
**GENTLE YOGA**
Come try a class for free!!
Gentle Yoga strengthens the body while calming and focusing the mind. Learn how to take this slower, gentler version of Yoga into your daily life to strengthen and tone your
body, improve circulation, lower blood pressure, and help
relieve stress. Classes include breathing practices and
modified stretches to fit everyone, even those who prefer
to remain seated on a chair. Please dress in comfortable
clothes and bring a mat, towel, or rug for floor work. All fitness levels are welcome.
Fridays
10:30-11:15 a.m.
Community Center, Multi-Purpose Room
$44
Computer Skills for Senior Citizens
Bonnie Brever
This is a computer class specifically designed for senior
citizens who are hoping to expand their computer skills.
This is a hands-on learning class that will cover how to
use the internet to look for information, how to send and
receive e-mail and open attachments, and how to create spreadsheets and word documents. If you feel more
comfortable using your own laptop or tablet, we encourage you to bring the device and we will assist you to the
best of our ability.
Monday, June 15
1:30-3:00 p.m.
Community Center-CS9
$15
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays through June 5
Mondays & Wednesdays, June 8-August 27
9:15 a.m.-10:15 a.m.
Community Center, Gym
*Purchase a 10 class punch pass for $20
to attend class at your choice.
Defensive Driving 55 +: Eight Hour Course
Improve your driving skills, and if you’re 55 or older, get
a discount on your personal auto insurance. The Defensive Driving Course, developed by the National Safety
Council, teaches basic crash prevention techniques and
has a proven record of reducing traffic violations and
incidents. The class consists of lecture, films and discussions. There is no behind-the-wheel driving and there are
no tests.
Wednesday & Thursday, August 27 & 28
5:30-9:30 p.m.
Community Center, Council Chambers
$25
Defensive Driving 55 +: Refresher Course
If you have taken a state approved eight-hour Defensive
Driving Course (55+), you can renew your 10%, threeyear car insurance discount by taking the state-approved,
four-hour refresher course. There’s no driving and no
test. You will receive a certificate of completion to provide
to your insurance company. Please include your driver’s
license number when registering. If you are 50-54 years
old, you need to check with your own insurance company
regarding a senior citizen discount. Refresher course
pre-requisite: successful completion of state approved
eight-hour course.
Wednesday, April 22
5:30-9:30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 10
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Wednesday, August 5
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Community Center, Council Chambers
$22
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Senior Trips
Interested in escorting a senior trip? Call Jenna at 612706-1172 to get on our volunteer list!
Science Museum of MN – Journey To Space
What lies ahead for human space flight? And what does
it mean for life on Earth? Space is a hands-on, bodieson exhibition that invites you to explore extraordinary
conditions of human space exploration and discover the
science that makes it successful. Sit back and watch the
premier of Journey to Space in the Omnitheater. Reflect
on how the space shuttle program of the past has shaped
our approach to the future’s space hurdles – including the
exploration of Mars. Tour includes coffee and bakery item
upon arrival, motor coach transportation, escort, science
museum exhibit and Omnitheather ticket. Lunch is your
own expense at the museum café.
Register by April 27.
Tuesday, May 19th
Depart from the Community Center Parking lot at 9:25 a.m.
Approximate return time: 3:00 p.m.
$38
St. Paul Saints Game
The St. Paul Saints are heading into their 23rd season
and their first season at CHS Field. Enjoy a stroll around
the brand new ball park. Known for innovative promotions
and a “Fun is Good” attitude, the Saints have been recognized locally and nationally for their creativity and customer
service. The new facility will bring Saints baseball into
the 21st century, allowing fans to enjoy the entertainment
accommodations they expect in the Twin Cities at a value
only the Saints can provide. There will be no refunds for
weather conditions.
Register by May 26.
Wednesday, June 24th
Depart from the Community Center Parking lot at 11:15 a.m.
Approximate return time: 4:30 p.m.
$38
Munsinger Gardens Art Fair
Take in summer at Munsinger and Clemens Gardens in St.
Cloud. Walk around the Art Fair In The Gardens featuring
artists from all around the state. You’ll have the opportunity
to browse and purchase some wonderful pieces of artwork.
Enjoy live music while walking amongst the beautiful gardens
and eating lunch on your own from local food vendors at the
fair. Wear good walking shoes. Luxury coach transportation
and escort included.
Register by July 10.
Thursday, July 16th
Depart from the Community Center Parking lot at 9:30 a.m.
Approximate return time: 4:00 p.m.
$30
612-706-1166
Lake Minnetonka Boat Cruise
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Lake Minnetonka
area. Departing from the port of Excelsior, your cruise will
take you past century old lake cottages from the past to
luxurious mansions worth millions, all from the comfort of
the Paradise Destiny II. Stunning from bow to stern, this
luxurious new motor-yacht boasts 2 decks of floor-to-ceiling
windows, spacious bathrooms, large open-air deck, elegant
patio deck, 2 climate controlled grand salons, the most advanced safety features, and much more! Lunch will include
an assortment of chicken salad, turkey breast, and baked
ham sandwiches, served with homemade coleslaw, fresh
fruit, potato chips, pickle chips and our Paradise cookie
and bar tray. Lake Minnetonka’s historical past and exciting
waters await you!
Register by July 13.
Wednesday, August 12th
Depart from the Community Center Parking lot at 9:30 a.m.
Approximate return time: 2:30 p.m.
$60
Home Chore Help For Senior Citizens
The Student Employment Program provides all senior
citizens living in the St. Anthony-New Brighton School
District an opportunity to hire students to help with yard
maintenance, lawn mowing, moving furniture, light
cleaning, window washing, house cleaning, snow shoveling, and more. The suggested minimum salary is $7.00
per hour (special rates are available for those who qualify). A student must be paid for a minimum of one hour
when hired for a job. Senior citizens are responsible
for payment directly to the student. Students from New
Brighton, Roseville, St. Anthony Middle School, and St.
Anthony Village High School who are interested in working for senior citizens have registered with Northwest
Youth and Family Services. Senior citizens interested in
hiring a student should call Northwest Youth and Family
Services at 651-379-3451.
Senior Citizen Advisory Council
Weekly Activities
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Euchre
Tuesdays, ongoing 1:00-3:30 p.m.
Small prize fee
Autumn Woods Apartments
2600 Kenzie Terrace
Bridge For Fun
Join us for social bridge once a week and meet new
friends. The fee includes coffee and small cash prizes.
Call 612-706-1166 to get the name and telephone
number of the Bridge registration volunteer.
Bunco
Bunco is a social dice game involving 100% luck and
no skill, just scoring, a simple set of rules, and a SMILE.
The object of the game is to accumulate points and to
roll certain combinations. Call Community Services at
612-706-1166 the day before to sign up.
Wednesdays, ongoing 12:30-3:30 p.m.
$1.25 per week
Community Center, Lobby
1st, 3rd, 5th Tuesdays of the month
9:30-11:00 a.m.
$.75 per week plus prize money
Community Center, Lobby
Cribbage
Tuesdays, ongoing 1:00-3:30 p.m.
$.75 per week plus prize money to be determined by
group
Community Center, Room CS9
Hand ‘n Foot
Hand ‘n Foot is an exciting card game played with strategy and wit. Volunteers will be available to teach you the
game. Call Community Services at 612-706-1166 the day
before to sign up.
1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month September-May
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
$.75 per week, prize money
Community Center, Room CS9
500 Card Club
Thursdays, ongoing 12:30-3:30 p.m.
$.75 per week
Autumn Woods Apartments
2600 Kenzie Terrace
Friendly Fridays Bingo
Fridays, ongoing 2:00 p.m.
$1.00 per card
The Legacy of St. Anthony
2540 Kenzie Terrace
Pinochle
Mondays, ongoing 12:00-3:30 p.m.
$.50 per week
Landings Silver Lake Village
2501 38th Ave. N.E.
Bunco Group
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Looking to rent a facility?
It’s easy!
Make a request at www.isd282.org/cs
Facilities, Community groups, or individuals who want
to use school district or city-owned facilities, fields (i.e.
softball, soccer, football), or park buildings must submit
a request prior to the desired date.
For more information regarding scheduling and rental,
you may stop by the Community Services office at 3301
Silver Lake Road or call 612-706-1171.
Rental procedures and fees can also be viewed online
at http://www.stanthony.k12.mn.us/node/21.
What is available within
School District 282
High School/Middle School
3303 33rd Ave. NE
-auditorium
-cafeteria
-classrooms
-conference rooms
-pool
-gymnasiums
Wilshire Park Elementary School
3600 Highcrest Road
-cafeteria
-gymnasium
-multipurpose room
-classrooms
Community Center
3301 Silver Lake Road
-meeting rooms
-gymnasium
-multipurpose room
Park Locations
Central Park
34th Ave. NE and Silver Lake Road
Emerald Park
39th Ave. NE and Macalester Drive
Silver Point Park
29th Ave. NE and Rozelle Drive
Water Tower Park
33rd Ave. NE and Silver Lake Road
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Pavilion Rentals
Central Park
3400 Silver Lake Road
Full day rental: 9am-10pm
Half day rentals: 9am-3pm or 4pm-10pm
Rates:
Residents
Full/Half Day
Non-Resident
Full/Half Day
Inside
$155/$90 $255/$140
Outside
$35/$25 $135/$80
In/Out
$175/$100
$360/$195
Emerald Park
3925 Macalester Drive
Full day rental: 8am-10pm
Half day rentals: 8am-2pm or 3pm-9pm
Rates:
Residents
Full/Half Day
Inside
Outside
In/Out
Non-Resident
Full/Half Day
$65/$45 $165$95
$25/$15 $125/$70
$85/$55 $190/$110
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Upcoming Events
April
St. Anthony (Salo, Finland) Sister City
30th Anniversary Kick-off Celebration
On April 23, 1985, the City Council of St. Anthony Village
passed Resolution 85-023. This resolution was the formal
invitation from St. Anthony to Salo, Finland requesting
that our two cities become official Sister Cities. This step
is part of the process utilized by Sister Cities International
(SCI) to formally designate this relationship. In honor of
the establishment of our formal Sister City relationship
with Salo, Finland, a community gathering will be held.
Light refreshments will be served.
Sunday, April 19
1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Central Park Pavilion
Explore Quilting
with the St. Anthony Village Quilters
Members of the Village Quilters will show and talk about
a wide variety of quilts they made over the past 20 years.
Quilt sizes, styles and sewing techniques are as different
as the members! They learn from each other. Bring your
questions! Please register by calling the Community Center at 612-706-1166.
April 25
9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
$5 Exact cash, please.
Community Center, Multi Purpose Room
(You are welcome to stay all day and
work on a project of your own)
Pop Concert
This year’s theme is: “POPS Goes to the Movies”
Tickets are $6 reserved and $3 for general admission.
(Tickets can be purchased at the door)
For tickets, contact Carole Froehle at [email protected]
Friday, April 24 & Saturday, April 25
7:30 p.m.
High School Auditorium
May
Saint Anthony Village Clean Up Day
Saint Anthony Village Clean Up Day will be held on
Saturday, May 2nd! Bring your unwanted goods to Public
Works and we will properly dispose of it for you! We will
also be accepting cardboard this year, but please remember that cardboard is recyclable. If you place cardboard
with your recyclables, your collector will pick it up every
time. For more recycling tips visit the Saint Anthony Village website under the tab ‘Sustainability.’
Saturday, May 2
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
St. Anthony Public Works
June
Salo Park 2015 Concert Series begins
Salo Park Amphitheater is located on 39th Ave NE between Silver Lake Rd and Stinson Blvd in St. Anthony
Village.
Thursday evenings,
June 12 - August 14
7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
July
St. Anthony Farmer’s Market
Mondays
July-October
3:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
2614 Hwy 88
St Anthony, MN 55418
http://www.thevillagefarmersmarket.org
August
Village Fest
July 31-August 2
Community wide celebration held in Central Park.
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Registration Information
4 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
ONLINE
Visit www.isd282.org/cs
Have your Visa / Mastercard / Discover ready.
A confirmation will be e-mailed to you.
MAIL
Mail the completed form to:
Community Services 3301 Silver Lake Road
St. Anthony, MN 55418
IN PERSON
Register at the Community Services office,
located in the St. Anthony Community Center,
3301 Silver Lake Road.
Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:30 p.m.
PHONE
612-706-1166 Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Please have your class information and Visa/MasterCard/Discover ready when you call.
***Registration is required for all classes***
Registration closes two business days before the first day of
class, unless a deadline date is noted. We continue to take
registrations when a class has openings. No registration is
complete until the fee is paid. Are You In? Assume you are in
the class you registered for unless you are notified otherwise.
612-706-1166
FEE ASSISTANCE
Senior citizens (age 60 and older) who live in St. AnthonyNew Brighton School District 282 will receive a 10% discount unless specified otherwise. Discounts are not valid
with other discounts and do not apply to senior citizen
classes, trips, or special events.
When registering online, you will need to call the Community Services office at 612-706-1166 to receive your senior
citizen discount.
Limited financial assistance is available for School District
residents who are unable to meet the costs of specific
programs.
UCARE
Minnesota UCare Minnesota members may take up to a
$15 discount per class once per year. If a class is less
than $15, the member may take the class free of charge.
Members must be on UCare at the time of registration
and through the duration of the class(es). Members need
to include their UCare ID number when registering.
When registering online, you will need to call the Community Services office at 612-706-1166 to receive your
UCare discount.
REFUNDS
Cancellations made more than two business days prior to
the start of the activity will be refunded, less $5 handling
fee. No refunds will be given if cancellations are made
within two business days prior to the start of the activity. No refunds will be made for trips and tours after the
registration deadline.
CANCELLATIONS
Community Services reserves the right to cancel any
class due to insufficient enrollment. When an activity is
cancelled, Community Services will make every effort to
contact the registrant 48 hours before the scheduled start
of the activity. Full refunds will be given if this occurs.
WEATHER RELATED CANCELLATIONS
Cancellations will be announced on WCCO Radio (830/
AM) or call 612-706-1166 for information.
If St. Anthony-New Brighton schools are closed, all Community Services’ classes and activities will be cancelled.
Every effort will be made to make up these classes.
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Community Services
3301 Silver Lake Road, St. Anthony, MN 55418
612-706-1166
Register online at www.isd282.org/cs
A separate form must be completed for each person.
Name:__________________________________________________________
Birthdate:_____/_____/_____
Male
Female
Address:_____________________________________________ Apt:_________
City:______________________________ State:__________ Zip:____________
Home Phone: (____)________________ Work Phone: (____)_______________
E-mail Address: ____________________________________________________
UCARE MEMBERS ONLY
UCare ID #: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
Payment Information:
Course Title
Class Date
Cash
Discount
Fee
Total
Check (Payable to St. Anthony Community Services)
MasterCard/Visa/Discover Card #_________________________________
Name on Card:
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Exp. Date:
Authorized Signature:CVC:
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Participant Waiver (Please read and sign)
In consideration of your accepting my entry, I hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators,
waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have against Independent School
District 282 and its representatives, successors and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by myself,
or my child at any activity sponsored by these groups.
Participant Signature:________________________________________________
Independent School District #282
Community Services
3303 33rd Avenue N.E.
St. Anthony, MN 55418
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Sister City 30th Anniversary Kick-off Celebration
On April 23, 1985, the city council of St.
Anthony Village passed Resolution 85-023.
This resolution was the formal invitation
from St. Anthony to Salo, Finland requesting
that our two cities become official Sister Cities. This step is part of the process utilized
by Sister Cities International (SCI) to formally
designate this relationship.
Sunday, April 19th
1:00-3:00 pm
Central Park Pavilion
St. Anthony
The resolution referenced above was signed
by then mayor, Robert J. Sundland. It should
be noted that it was Mayor Sundland who
conceived of the idea of establishing this
Sister City relationship and worked to bring
this idea to fruition. Mayor Robert J. Sundland and wife Ardelle later traveled to Salo
in 1989.
In honor of the establishment of our formal
Sister City relationship with Salo, Finland, a
community gathering will be held on Sunday
April 19th from 1-3 pm at the Central Park
Pavilion. Light refreshments will be served.
Leena Lindqvist (wife of Salo Mayor
Reijo Lindqvist) and St. Anthony mayor
Robert J. Sundland. Leena Lindqvist
was made an Honorary Citizen of St.
Anthony during this visit.