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JOIN THE HUGO CITY WATERING HALL GARDEN CLUB RESTRICTIONS IN The Hugo City Hall Garden Club is looking for EFFECT residents to volunteer to assist with the landscap- ing plan for the City Hall. Made up of master Hugo residents and property owners who use the gardeners and other interested individuals,the municipal water supply are being asked to help Garden Club is primarily involved in planting and conserve water and protect the environment by maintaining the perennial gardens. "Once we restricting their watering of lawns,trees,or other have completed the initial planting,a schedule vegetation. will be set up for weeding, dead-heading, and watering," explains Club member Carolyn Kay. In a Council resolution implemented May 15, 4 2001, it states the days you may water are deter- City Administrator Mike Ericson,the City staff mined by your street address. If your address liaison for the Garden Club,comments, "The ends in an odd number,you may water only on Garden Club has been instrumental in keeping up odd-numbered calendar days; if your address ends the labor-intensive City Hall site. It's a great in an even number,you may water only on opportunity for anyone with an interest in garden- numbered calendar days. An exemption from the even- ing to offer their help to the City." For more odd-even restriction of up to 30 days is available information about the Hugo City Hall Garden for new sod, seed, or plantings. You may call the Club,contact Mike Ericson at 651-762-6312 or Hugo City Hall at 651-762-6300 to be added to a Carolyn Kay at 651-429-7389. 30-day exemption list. Kid's Day America Comes Alive In Hugo On Saturday,May 17,2003,communities world- Paradigm Chiropractic did scoliosis check-ups wide participated in the ninth annual "Kid's Day and spinal scans for the kids,and the White Bear America/Intemational," a special day dedicated Lake Police Department did fingerprinting. to health,safety, and environmental issues that Members of the Hugo Fire Department showed affect individual families and children a fire truck and hand- ---------- communities. Dr. Michael ed out coloring books and Sulack and his wife Lisa, from other information,and US New Paradigm Chiropractic, Bank was present to talk to sponsored the event locally at parents about saving for col- the Hugo City Hall from 12 lege. Refreshments werepro- noon until 3:00 p.m. Over 300 vided by Subway,and prizes people attended,and approxi- were given away to children mately$200 was raised in a every half hour. Above: Hugo fami- silent auction for the White lies got fun-filled Bear Lake Area Educational Event coordinator Lisa Sulack samples from local Foundation Angel Fund for commented, "It was a great businesses. Hugo Elementary School. day. The weather was perfect, Right:White Bear Additional donations for the and we had twice as many Lake Police fund were received as well. kids as we expected." The Department provided Sulacks plan to sponsor the event again next year fingerprinting for Children's activities included face painting,hair and offered their thanks to the many volunteers Hugo children. painting,making a healthy trail mix snack,and who helped make this year's Kid's Day a success. learning about recycling from NRI. New