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be issued. Adult softball games begin the following week. Baseball tryouts are scheduled for this coming weekend. Youth association practice requests have already begun. • RECREATION • Last week during Spring break, trips were offered for youth. Mary chaperoned 5 trips, one each day. This week Mary is providing three evening clinics of coaches training for the Irondale Baseball League, (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday). In addition, Mary held the Adult Softball Managers meeting last Thursday and an umpires meeting this Monday. Sharie is preparing the May/June City Newsletter. Staff is submitting articles and information for this next edition. Irondale Girls Fastpitch Boosters Club will be delivering this publication to Mounds View homes and businesses. Summer programs are being publicized in this edition, so P & R staff have been planning and making arrangements for the myriad of programs and activities that are offered during the summer time. CABLE TV • The Cable TV Committee met last Thursday to plan the May edition of The View From the Mound. Rick Wriskey will provide information regarding trimming trees and bushes. Chuck Whiting will be interviewed as new Clerk-Administrator. The Bridges Golf Pro will provide a"Golf Tip of the Month". Dale Irving will be producing this program because Sue Henry's last day was April 12. Job ads have been submitted and applications are currently being taken for the position. Jerry Skelly Jr. will be completing the editing for the DARE tape to be presented at the DARE graduation. Sue had already shot the raw footage. Other projects will wait until the new staff person has been hired. FORESTRY • As usual, Rick is very busy during the Spring with planting. He and his New Brighton crew will be distributing trees from the Tree Sale this Friday evening and Saturday morning. Approximately 58 trees were ordered through the Tree Sale. Arbor Day activities will be held with school children. Rick will also be the"resident expert" for the Cable TV program "A View From the Mound" in the area of tree trimming and pruning. GOLF COURSE • The Golf Course opened last week. The course was full with early bird golfers. Temporary greens were set up and the fee was reduced to $5.00. Reservation telephone calls continue to be received throughout the daytime and evening from golfers wanting tee times: Leagues participant fees have been received. League schedules will be prepared for league commencement the week of May 6. The driving range continues to be busy especially during nice weather days. Clubhouse and Course Maintenance staff are working regular hours, which will increase as daylight increases and weather warms. Mary S.