Thursday, June 10, 2010 N/Warren Town and County News Page Three
NORWALK PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
LEISURE LINE
OFFICE INFORMATION
Pick up registration forms 24 hours a day at the Parks
and Recreation office or print them off our website:
www.ci.norwalk.ia.us. You can mail registrations forms,
place them in our drop box or walk in. Our office is
located at 1100 Chatham Ave. (Public Safety Bldg.). Of-
fice hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Fri-
day. The drop box is open 24/7! If you have any ques-
tions, please call us at 981-9206. Online registration is
ready!!! (See below.)
UPCOMING REGISTRATIONS
Junior Golf Camp, through June 18; Junior Police
Academy, through June 18; Junior Fire School, through
June 18.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Adventureland discount tickets are here. There are
over 100 rides, shows and attractions. There is a com-
plete NEW waterpark with 13 water slides, a gigantic
Lazy River, Private Cabana Rentals, Sand Beach Sun
Deck, Swimming Pool and Swim-up Bar. Now two com-
plete parks all for one price. Stop up and get yours to-
day.
HOURS FOR ADULTS
Adults who wish to swim laps may do so from noon
to 1 p.m. seven days a week and from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
on Saturdays and Sundays. The diving board and slide
will be closed during this time. Dates of Program:
Through Aug. 26; Cost: $1 (free with a season pass).
The Wet and Wild Club is for students who have just
completed grades fifth through seventh. The club will
meet Monday nights through August 9 from 8:30 p.m.
to 10 p.m. Days: Monday evenings; Time: 8:30 p.m. to
10 p.m.; Cost: $1,50 per night (season passes are not good
for this activity).
FAMILY SWIM HOUR
Enjoy a family hour together at our pool. All chil-
dren must be accompanied by an adult that is at least 18
years or older. Dates of Program: June 13, 20, 27, July
11, 18, 25, Aug. i, 8, 15; Days: Sunday evenings; Time: 5
p.m. to 6 p.m.; Cost: $4 per family (free with a season
pass).
The 2010 camp will be held July 5-8 at the Norwalk-
McAninch Sports Complex. Cost is $100. Check the
website www.MenaceSoccer.com for more information
or email ajs@menacesoccer.com.
2010 JUNIOR GOLF CAMI
Back by popular demand! Rolling Hills Golf Course
along with Norwalk Parks and Recreation has partnered
to bring you the 2010 Junior Golf Camp. This camp is
for children ages 6 to 15. The camp will focus on golf
swing techniques, rules of the game and golf course eti-
quette. Each of these components is vital to an enjoy-
able, life-long golf experience. The camp will conclude
with a tournament on the final day. Registration Dates:
Through June 18; Program Dates: June 21-24; Days:
Monday-Thursday; Time: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.; Location:
Rolling HiilsGotf Course; Cost: $5 (free will donations
will be accepted in addition to the fee to help cover the
cost of prizes; equipment, etc.)
ART IN THE PARK
• Do you miss seeing your friends during the summer?
Stop and enjoy their company at the park while making
special arts and crafts projects. Kids meet once a month
on a Friday and create a different project each time. This
program is for students who just completed Kindergar-
ten through sixth grade. Time: 2 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.; Lo-
cation: Windflower Park; Instructor:. Nancy Kuehl; Cost:
$10 resident/S11.50 non-resident; Min/Max: 5/20 par-
ticipants; Program Date: July 9; Registration Dates: June
21 to July 2.
NORWALK JUNIOR POLICE ACADEMY
The Norwalk Police Department is again conducting
the Junior Police Academy for the City of Norwalk. The
program is a partnership between the Parks and Recre-
ation Department and the Norwalk Police and is an
opportunity for the police officers to build a positive
bridge with the youth of the community. Cadets will
take part in fingerprinting, investigating a crime scene,
taking photos, casting footprints and running an obstacle
course. Each student will receive a t-shirt at the end of
the week. Registration Dates: Through June 18; Pro-
gram Dates: July 5 through July 9 (students who com-
pleted third and fourth grades), July 12 through July 16
(students who completed fifth and sixth grades); Time:
10 a.m. to Noon; Location: Norwalk Public Safety Build-
ing; Cost: $20 resident/S23 non-resident; Max: 12 stu-
dents/class.
NORWALK JUNIOR FIRE SCHOOL
Learn basic firefighter skills to include use of fire
hoses, ladders, hand tools, fire investigation and breath-
ing apparatus training. Basic first aid and ambulance
equipment will also be demonstrated. Fire department
staff will be coordinating this fun program. Registra-
tion Dates: Through June 18; Program Dates: July 19
through July 23 (students who completed third through
sixth grades); Time: 10 a.m. to Noon; Location: Norwalk
Public Safety Building; Cost: $23 ($20 with resident dis-
count); Max: 12 students.
SHERIFF'S REPORT
Disclaimer: All defendants are innocent until
proven guilty in a court of law.
Brian Henckel reported
possible theft by decep-
tion; remains under inves-
tigation.
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William Sears, rural
Norwalk, reported a build-
ing on his property van-
dalized; $650 damage.
Erin Weaver, Martens-
dale, reported a 2008
Dodge four-door, valued
at $18,000, taken from her
residence; the vehicle was
recovered later on the 30th
in Des Moines.
A Greenfield Plaza
woman reported a 16-
year-old-male as a run-
away. He was located with
family members in Wyo-
ming.
James DiMaio, rural
Prole, reported tools miss-
ing from his residence;
$3400 loss.
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Gregory Webb, Spring
Hill, reported a 1993 Ford,
valued at $1800, taken
from his residence.
AC IDC!DENT
May 26 - 9:50 p.m., 30th
and Dubuque Street: a ve-
hicle driven by Joseph
Harkin, 17, rural Norwalk,
lost control at the corner,
went into the ditch and
rolled over; $4000 damage.
May 27 - 2 a.m., 1-35
south of Bevington: a ve-
hicle driven by Timothy
Carter, 33, Green Bay, WI,
struck a deer; $2000 dam-
age.
May 27 - 5:15 a.m., R63
Hwy south of Fillmore
Street: a vehicle driven by
Richard Long, 57,
Indianola, struck a deer;
$2200 damage.
May 27 - 7:15 a.m., R57
Hwy south of Beardsley
Street: a vehicle driven by
Derek .Miller, 21,
Martensdale, was north-
bound on 80th when he
lost control, struck a mail-
box and went into the
ditch; $500 damage to the
vehicle and $500 damage
to mailbox and 911 marker
owned by Ross Smith of
rural Norwalk.
It was once believed the Leaning Tower of Piss lost its
perpendicularity because a giant rested against It.
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Officer was called to the
700 block of Main Street to
investigate a property
damage accident. A ve-
hicle driven by Juliet
Brinchks of Grimes struck
a parked vehicle belonging
to Lisa Floyd of Norwalk.
Officers were called to
investigate a property
damage accident at the in-
tersection of Highway 28
and Wright Road. A ve-
hicle driven by Brian Eu-
gene Dawson of West Des
Moines slowed to make a
left turn and a vehicle
driven by Travis Clay
Marvelli of Norwalk
swerved but made contact
with the Dawson vehicle.
No injuries were reported
and a report was filed.
Officers took a report of
a dog bite that occurred in
the 1100 block of Skylane
Drive. The victim was
treated for injuries and re-
leased.
Officers received a re-
port of Criminal Mischief
in the 700 block of
Kitterman Circle. There
was damage to a window
of a residence. A report
was taken and the investi-
gation continues.
While on patrol, officers
located an unoccupied ve-
hicle parked in the road-
way near the intersection
of 80 th and Beardsley with
improper plates. The ve-
hicle was impounded .and
towed to Roy's Towing of
West Des Moines.
Officers were called to
a property damage acci-
, dent at the intersection of
Wakonda Drive and
Oakwood. A vehicle
driven by Alexi Seety of
Norwalk was eastbound
on Wakonda when struck
by a vehicle driven by
Katie Nicole Hall of
Norwalk as she pulled
away from the intersec-
tion. Damage was re-
ported to both vehicles in-
volved and a report was
made.
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POLICE REPORT
Disclaimer: All defendants are innocent until
proven guilty in a court of law.
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Intended to rove people the
trouble of buttoning and
unbuttoning their shoes
every day. The Inventor,
Whltcomb L. Judson, gave
hie device the zippy name
of "clasp locker and
unlker for shoes."
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday- Thursday
10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday & Saturday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, 1-5 p.m.
Closed Sundays
(M00mo00Dv-r00rDay)
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Officers received a re-
port of a theft from an
apartment in the 700 block
of High Road. Information
was taken and a report was
filed. Investigation contin-
ues.
During routine patrol,
officers made contact with
a male subject at old High-
way 28 and Echo Valley
Drive. David DeWayne
Phillips, 47, of Des Moines ..
was arrested and charged
with Operating While In-
toxicated, Driving While
License Revoked, Driving
While License Suspended
and a Warrant. Phillips
was processed and trans-
ported to the Warren
County Jail.
Officers were called to
investigate a report of
tools missing from a ga-
rage in the 500 block of
Knoll Drive. The theft took _, ,
place sometime over the
past month. Information
was taken and the investi-
gation continues.
Officer took a report of
Criminal Mischief to a
Motor Vehicle that oc-
curred while parked in the
high school parking lot.
Information was taken and
a report was made. The
investigation continues.
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During routine patrol,
officers made a traffic stop
at East 18 th Street and
North Avenue. Drew
Michael Schafer, 23, of Las
Vegas, NV was arrested
and charged with Operat-
ing While Intoxicated, Fail
to Prove Security and
Speed. He was transported
to the Warren County Jail
for incarceration.
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Officer took a report of
a Hit & Run accident to a
Motor Vehicle that oc-
curred while parked in the
1300 block of East 17 th
Street. Information was
taken and a report was
made. Laci Stoffel, 20, was
later cited for striking un-
attended motor vehicle.
