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PST. WA%YOM' Potawatomi Zoo Opens for Season 10th Annual Spring o o The Potawatomi Zoo opens for the season on April 2, Riverbank Cleanup 20051 Come see why Child Magazine named Potawatomi Zoo one of the The Friends of the St. Joseph River "Top 20 Zoos for Kids and Families." You can explore the world of animals invite you to participate in the 10th without even leaving Michiana! Take a ride on our new Zoo Train. The train Annual Spring Riverbank Cleanup takes visitors on a journey past several animal exhibits through half of the zoo. Saturday,April 2, 2005, from 9:00 a.m. Cost is $2 per person. All revenue goes directly toward funding animal exhibit to 1:00 p.m. at Veteran's Memorial Park renovations and the acquisition of new animals for the zoo. Boat Launch,located on Northside Blvd Potawatomi Zoo displays over 400 animals on 23 acres. Safari through the near Twyckenham Drive. Bring a zoo to view exotic animals from all corners of the globe including red pandas, friend and play a part in keeping our tigers, leopards, camels, lions, zebra, warthog and monkeys. Speaking of riverbank clean and beautiful! The monkeys, make sure to stop at the new DeBrazza Monkey exhibit, sponsored South Bend Fire Department will be on by the Holt Family. Trek through the Americas to discover gigantic bison and hand for safety and the Bureau of Solid prairie dogs. Discover the Learning Center,home to poison dart frogs, tropical Waste will assist with trash removal. bats, lemurs, miniature monkeys and venomous snakes. Hop on over to Refreshments will be available. Call Australia to walk among mobs of kangaroo and wallaby. Take a stroll through Mike Hay at 271-0973 for more Zoo Farm where you can ride a pony or pet a goat. The Zoo's gift shop information. features a wide choice of souvenirs for all ages. Stop by our snack bar where you can enjoy lunch on our deck overlooking the flamingo lagoon. The best way to enjoy the zoo is by purchasing a Potawatomi Zoo Upcoming Events at The Membership. Zoo members receive free admission to the zoo during normal College Football Hall of Fame: operating hours and discounts on education programs and special events. 2005 KeyBank Gridiron Members also get to visit the zoo during exclusive"Members Only Days" Legends Luncheon Series including select summer nights. A$55 annual pass is good for two adults and their minor children,so join our WILD BUNCH today and start saving! For Three dates have been confirmed for the more information on joining the Zoo Society,please call(574)288-4639. 2005 KeyBank Gridiron Legends These are just a few highlights of your zoo! Log onto Luncheon Series,including Coach Harold Jones and"Radio" (from the motion www.potawatomizoo.org for the latest information. We are open daily from picture,"Radio" onApril 28,Desmond April 2"through Thanksgiving weekend. (Closed Thanksgiving Day) Howard(1991 Heisman Trophy Winner) Admission is $6 for adults and$4 for children and seniors. Please call ahead on May 11 and Barry Alvarez(Head for hours —235-9800. Coach, Wisconsin) on June 8. The luncheons will begin at 11:30 a.m. and wrap up at 1:00 p.m. Tickets for City Plan Progress individual luncheons are$35 per person or$270 for a table of eight. Tickets can The City Plan process is nearing completion. be purchased at the Hall of Fame ticket —� What began as input sessions from the counter or by contacting the Hall of community in the fall of 2003 will result in a comprehensive plan for South Fame at 574-235-5715. Bend by the end of 2005. This year's series includes a total of six Phase II of the three phase planning process has involved an analysis of South events, with three dates yet to be Bend's strengths and challenges by topic areas such as transportation, confirmed. Check the Hall of Fame's economic development, land use,housing etc. The City believes that this website at www.collegefootball.org for assessment is critical to a successful planning effort that is responsive to the updates on the 2005 KeyBank Gridiron community. Once this report is completed in March, it will be posted on the Legends Luncheon Series. City Plan website at www.southbendcityplan.org. This report, along with other research, will form the basis for the next round • • • of community forums. Input from these forums will be used in the 1 • '• ' • 1 development of future goals and general guides for achieving them. The first • • • • draft of City Plan is expected to be completed by December 2005. A public • ' • ' review of the City Plan draft will follow. As the last step in this process, a • • • revised draft will be submitted by Mayor Luecke and the Civic Alliance to the • • Common Council for their review and adoption. • • 111