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Tzec�eat�ovL + rogovll,s "The Hunger Games" Now Showing Friday, June 14 Central Middle School Auditorium White Bear Lake Area Schools Commu- nity Services & Recreation Department and the City of Hugo have partnered to present a showing of "The Hunger Games" (PG -13) on Friday, June 14 at Central Middle School in the auditorium. Central Middle School is located at 4857 Bloom Ave. in White Bear Lake. The doors will open at 10:00am and the movie will start at 10:30am. The movie is free. Popcorn will be available to purchase. Parent/Guardian permission is required for children ages 13 and under. Great American Camp Out Saturday, June 22 Harrill Fields Athletic Park Join thousands of people across the nation in the Great American Campout! Stay up late playing games and making s'mores over the campfire. Sleep under the stars on the soccer fields at Hanifl Fields Athletic Park. By participating in this campout, there is an opportunity to raise funds for the National Wildlife Foundation if you choose to. You can also just simply join in the fun! More information is available at http://www.nwf org/Great-Am erican- Backyard-Campout.aspx. Tent setup will start at 7:OOpm on Saturday night and activities will follow. This is the one night of the year that camping overnight is allowed in a Hugo park! Enjoy! Nature Camp Monday, Aug. 5— Thursday, Aug. 8 9:OOam-11:30am Hanifl Fields Athletic Park Have fun exploring Rice Lake Park! Learn outdoor skills such as fire building, knot tying, and tree identification with fun games, experi- ments, and songs! You will even learn 5 ways to make a s'more! Pre -registration is required. The,cost is $30. Kids To Park Day Saturday, May 18 This great nation-wide day of r outdoor play is organized by National Park Trust. This year's Kids To Park Day will be held on Saturday May 18, the week before the official start of Summer. National Park Trust is encouraging children across the country to explore their neighborhood parks and discover the history, nature and adventure right around the comer or just across town. Information is available at http:// kidstoparks.org/. Please checkout activity ideas, scavenger hunts, information about each ofHugo's parks and more on the City's website. Park Play Days Tuesdays at Diamond Point Park Thursdays at Beaver Ponds Park 9:OOam-11:OOam June 18— August 1 Kids ages 6 and up are invited to come to Hugo parks to play games together such as kickball, frogger, freeze tag, giant rock - papers scissors, and much more! Kids will be given lots of fun options for active play and allowed to choose which activity the group will do next. Bring your fiends and neighbors to play in the park together! This program is free! Adults are invited to join in the fun also! Contact information must be provided on site from parents/ guardians if they are not at the park with their participating kid. Park shelters may be used on a "first come, first served" basis except with a $5 permit. To reserve a park shelter or commu- nity room, contact City Hall at 651- 762-6300. Contact the Lions Club to reserve the shelter or building in Lions Park.