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OBJECTIVES FOR RECREATION 1985 <br /> 1111 The primary goal of the recreation programming division is the <br /> continued enrichment and growth of Mounds View residents through <br /> leisure education and recreational opportunities for all ages; to <br /> be properly supervised and coordinated to ensure all programs are <br /> operated in a safe and economical manner . <br /> 1 . A primary objective for 1985 will be to nurture the already <br /> established wellness programs and continue to introduce the <br /> public to new wellness programs on an on-going basis. This <br /> will include continued marketing of existing programs and <br /> introductory programs. Considering that such self improve- <br /> ment classes take time to "catch on" , I will not be discour- <br /> aged , but continue to educate the public with introductory <br /> clinics. An objective of four wellness class offerings per <br /> season ; two established and two new classes will be primary <br /> to my programming priorities. <br /> 2. Expand adult athletic leagues to include the following: <br /> Tennis League <br /> Horseshoe League <br /> Table Tennis League <br /> Co-rec Sandlot Volleyball League <br /> 2-man Sandlot Volleyball League <br /> 1111 3. Provide opportunities for unstructured , personal , individual <br /> fitness at Edgewood Community Center . Equipment to be pur- <br /> chased will include a weight training hydraulic machine and <br /> auxillery equipment including jump ropes , hand weights and <br /> exercise bicycle . <br /> 4 . An on-going committment to lifelong leisure opportunities <br /> will continue to be a priority. Such programs as cross coun- <br /> try skiing , tennis, golf , orchestra, choir , swimming , and <br /> fitness will continue to be offered and expanded upon . <br /> 5. Another priority will be to expand programming during the <br /> daytime at Edgewood Community Center. Opportunities should <br /> include tiny tot and adult activities. The activities must <br /> become structured with supervision . <br /> 6. Increase public awareness of the existing cultural arts pro- <br /> grams through marketing targeted atgroups such as churches , <br /> schools, groups and organizations. <br /> 7 . Family activities and/or programs will be expanded to at <br /> least two additional offerings per season . <br /> 8 . Develop a photography "bank" of prints and slides to be used <br /> for newspaper print , slide presentations and brochure copy. <br /> 11/1 <br /> 9. Evaluate each program or activity offered to ensure that it <br /> follows a Healthy Lifestyle theme , thus providing a spiritu- <br /> al , physical and/or mental benefit to the participant. <br />
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