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to 14. Camp takes place at Armand
Larive Middle School and focuses
on tennis and movement as well as
reading, arts and cra s. No previous
experience Is required. Students
must bring athle c shoes, lunch and
water. Cost: $95 per week (purchase
fi ve weeks for the cost of four). A
90-minute a ernoon class is also
available. Details: 541-667-5018 or
www.rectennis.com/hermiston.
for residents; $94 per week for
non-residents (receive a 10 percent
discount if you sign up for all eight
weeks up front). All sessions take
place at Rocky Heights Elementary
School. Details: call
Hermiston Parks & Rec
at 541-667-5018 or
visit www.hermiston.
or.us/parks-recrea on/
recrea on-guide.
Summer Fun Day Camp, Herm-
iston Parks & Rec. Monday-Friday
camp runs June 19 to Aug. 11, from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (no camp on July
4th). For ages 6 to 11. Ac vi es in-
clude sports, arts and cra s, educa-
on and more. Lunch and supplies
are included. Cost: $75 per week
Discovering the
Clown In You, Herm-
iston Parks & Rec.
Monday-Friday, June
26-29, 1 to 5 p.m. Chil-
dren, seven and older,
discover an inner funny
side in this week-long
BUTTE CHALLENGE
SATURDAY , M
MAY
AY 6 , 2017
5K Run, 5K Walk, 10K Run, Kid's Butte Scoot
All races begin & end at Hermiston's Butte Park
DRAWINGS • FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Online registration & race information at
WWW.BUTTECHALLENGE.COM
All proceeds benefi t THE HERMISTON CROSS COUNTRY PROGRAM
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
camp taught by a Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey circus clown. Stu-
dents will learn clown history, char-
acter development, physical com-
edy, juggling and more. Camp takes
place at the Hermiston Conference
Center. Cost: $50 for residents;
$63 for non-residents. Details: call
Hermiston Parks & Rec at 541-667-
5018 or visit www.hermiston.or.us/
parks-recrea on/recrea on-guide.
Hydromania Summer Science
Camp, Uma lla Electric Coopera-
ve. Three two-week camps run
8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Armand Larive
Middle School in Hermiston; ses-
sions are June 19-30, July 3-14, and
July 17-28. The camps are open
to students who have completed
fourth and fi h grades, and UEC will
provide a free shu le from River-
side High School in Boardman and
A.C. Houghton Elementary School
in Irrigon. This camp focuses on sci-
ence, water, our environment and
energy through hands-on experi-
ments and ac vi es, fi eld trips and
interac on with other students.
Campers must bring their own sack
lunch and dress appropriately for
the weather and ac vi es. Cost:
$50 per two-week session; limited
scholarships available. Details: Call
541-567-6414 or visit www.uma-
llaelectric.com/
programs/youth-pro-
grams/hydromania.
Ambassadors Soc-
cer Camp, New Hope
Community Church.
This youth soccer
camp runs from July
18-22, 8 a.m. to 2
p.m. Ambassadors
Soccer Camps are
designed to give de-
veloping players and
opportunity to learn
basic and advanced
skills in an encouraging, Chris an
environment. This faith-based camp
off ers a mul -cultural experience
from a team of interna onal coach-
es sharing technical and tac cal
instruc on. Cost: $135. For details,
contact New Hope Community
Church at newhopeon395.com or
541-567-8441
Fun at the Fair Kids Camp, Uma-
lla County Fair. This camp for fi rst-
through fi h-graders teaches about
all the things that go on behind the
scenes at the Uma lla County Fair,
held Aug. 8-12. From cra s to taking
in stage entertainment, children will
truly have fun at the fair. Students
must work well in groups. Addi on-
al Informa on available a er May
15. Details: 541-567-6121 or www.
co.uma lla.or.us/fair.
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