|
Ms. Larson will share creative development of your comic ideas, the
artistic mechanical individual drawing process and style. Character
development and dialog along with an introduction to the business of
writing and drawing a daily and Sunday cartoon will be covered.
Drawing materials will be provided and kept by the participants.
Aspiring cartoonists must bring their own imaginations! Join the
group on Monday, June 11, through Wednesday, June 13, from 9 a.m. to
11 a.m. in the craft room. The class is for fourth grade and up, and
the cost is $45 for district residents. The Nathan Turner
Memorial Fishing Clinic and Derby will be held again this
summer. Nathan Turner, a former Lincoln City Council member, was an
avid fisherman and outdoorsman. He grew up attending the park
district’s fishing derby and cared deeply about passing his love of
fishing and the outdoors on to other children. His family wanted to
support the clinic and derby to keep his memory alive. He is
survived by his wife, Sarah; their son, Benjamin; his parents, Dan
and Nancy; and sisters Janell and Nanette; along with many other
loving family members.
The free fishing derby is hosted by the Hickory Lane
Campground near Atlanta. In the past, the pond has been stocked just
days before the event. Prizes will be awarded in several different
categories in this competitive, but fun event. The Lincoln Police
Department D.A.R.E. program will contribute to the expenses of the
fishing derby. Police Chief Ken Greenslate will be on hand cooking
hot dogs and providing sodas to the fishermen and their families.
Parental approval is a must, and parents are encouraged to attend.
Join the group at Hickory Lane on Saturday, June 9, from 9 a.m. to
noon.
[to top of second column]
 |
Lincoln Park District will host its 12th annual Summer Golf
Camp, beginning Monday, June 18. There will be morning and
evening sessions.
The park district welcomes back Doug Dean, a lead instructor and
Class A member of the PGA of America. He has played professionally
on various mini-tours. He has also been involved in Hook a Kid on
Golf, a program designed to introduce the game to young players.
Monday through Thursday will focus on all aspects of the game.
Covered will be grip, stance and posture. Players will be instructed
on approach and tee shots, short game, putting and chipping. Course
management, golf etiquette and basic rules of the game will also be
discussed.
Friday will find the participants at Four Willows Golf Course in
Mason City to enjoy nine holes of golf. Lunch will be provided. Dean
will be on the course, where he will continue to offer instruction
and share his passion and knowledge of the game with his students.
Sessions will begin on the driving range at the park district.
Class times are 8-10 a.m. or 6-8 p.m. Cost is $80 in district. Young
people should be at least 9 years old to participate.
[Text from file received from Roy Logan,
Lincoln Park District] |
