City of Turlock Winter Spring 2016 Guide

(209) 668-5594 WWW.CITYOFTURLOCK.ORGWWW.FACEBOOK.COM/TURLOCK.RECREATION

PARKS, RECREATIONand PUBLIC FACILITIES

ParksMakeLifeBetter!

WINTER/SPRING

2016

144 S. BROADWAY

My name is Gary Soiseth and I was elected to serve as your Mayor. Turlock is a great City and it has been an honor to work for you throughout the past year. Our City is facing a lot of challenges: we are in the fourth year of a drought, we have neglected roads that need to be fixed, and we need more police officers and firefighters. On top of all of this, our City Council is trying to balance the budget within one year!

Like many people that run for public office, these are the issues that I talked about while I walked door-to-door during the campaign. We still need to focus on these large issues facing our City, but there’s also room for us to focus on an equally pressing question: how do we create a stronger, closer, and kinder community? To answer this question, I’m challenging every citizen of every age to meet a goal of a “Million Acts of Kindness” here in Turlock!

My inspiration for this new campaign did not start in our City; it started halfway across the globe. While I was born and raised here in Turlock, I also spent four years in small villages throughout Afghanistan serving some of the poorest members of our world community. While I didn’t speak Pashto or Dari, I was able to demonstrate through actions a message of compassion, hope, and—most importantly—a message of kindness.

Acts of kindness come in all forms and many efforts are already underway: from the annual “Love Turlock” effort by our churches to help those in need, to the “Random Acts of Kindness” effort by Turlock’s Firefighters, to the daily efforts of many non-profits like the Salvation Army, Jessica’s House, Westside Ministries, We Care, and Turlock Gospel Mission. The Make-A-Wish foundation was also in Turlock this past November, granting a little boy who is battling Leukemia with a train-themed room that he has been dreaming about and making him “Mayor for a Day.”

Acts of kindness also include simple gestures of inclusion and acceptance, like inviting a new student to sit with you at lunch, or visiting with a lonely neighbor, or befriending a fellow classmate that might appear different.

This spring, I will be teaming up with many of these ministries and groups to further this campaign of making our City a kinder, stronger, more welcoming community. This campaign will start with the City of Turlock’s Afterschool Program, where I will work with Turlock’s youngest citizens to define what it means to be a “City of Kindness.”

Turlock is a giving community that doesn’t need to be instructed to “be kind.” However, we can always increase our efforts in making our City a kinder, stronger, and more welcoming community.

My message above is focused on Turlock’s youngest citizens, so if you are a parent or relative of a young person in Turlock, please share this article with them and discuss what it means to be a kind citizen. Together, we will meet this challenge of a million acts of kindness over the coming years!

Gary Soiseth

Mayor

City of Turlock, California

DEAR TURLOCK COMMUNI TY,

LOVE TURLOCKMAKE A WISH DAY WITH KORAN

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General Information .............................. Pg 03

Parks & Facilities ................................... Pg 04

Youth Activities ...................................... Pg 05

After School Activities ............................ Pg 07

Teen Activities ....................................... Pg 09

Adult Activities ...................................... Pg 10

Registration &

Program Information .............................. Pg 11

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

W I N T E R / S P R I N G 2 0 1 6

Classes listed with the computer icon are available for online registration. See page 11 for details. Information subject to change.

COMMUNITY MEETINGSAll regular meetings are open to the public. Meetings are held at City Hall located at 156 S. Broadway.

City Council ........................When: .2nd & 4th Tuesday Time: .............6:00 p.m.

Parks, Recreation & .........When: ... 2nd WednesdayCommunity Commission Time: .............6:00 p.m.

Turlock City ........................When: ....... 2nd ThursdayArts Commission ...............Time: .............6:00 p.m.

GARAGE SALE PERMITS .........................$15.00City of Turlock residents who are planning on having a garage sale are required to obtain a permit.Visit www.cityofturlock.org or 144 S. Broadway for more information.RECREATION SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLEYouth & Senior Recreation Scholarships are available through the Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities Office for participation in City of Turlock Recreation Activities. Participants must be 18 years of age or under or 62 years of age and above, and have a Turlock address. Once approved, applicants may receive up to $125 for the fiscal year. For more information contact the Recreation Office.

Donations are being accepted for additional scholarships. Please contact the Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities Department Office for more information.

GENERAL INFORMATION

WESTSIDE MINISTRIES SUMMER SOCCER CAMP

TURLOCK Parks Recreation and Public Facilities Department is raising funds for youth scholarships through the SHARES Card. A percent of every grocery dollar will support youth in Turlock and help them participate in safe and positive activities. To receive a free card or more information con-tact Turlock Recreation at 668-5594.It’s easy and all you have to do is provide the card when you shop!

HELP YOUTH PARTICIPATE IN RECREATION PROGRAMS

WWW.CITYOFTURLOCK.ORG | 144 S. BROADWAY, TURLOCK, CA 95380 | PH. 209.668.5594 | FAX. 209.668.56194

PARK RENTALS(Areas available for use 10am to 10pm)

BROADWAY PARK 501 N. BroadwayCRANE PARK 1555 E. Canal DriveDONNELLY PARK 600 Pedras RoadPEDRETTI PARK PICNIC AREA 2400 Tegner Road

Picnic areas can be reserved from March 1st through October 31st, by visiting the Recreation Office. To check availability of a picnic space, call the Recreation Office at 668-5594 or visit www.cityofturlock.org. From the home page go to: Enter Keyword Search and type in:

1. Park Rentals2. Choose park and click on Check Availability3. Click on the letter area

Bounce House Permits Once you have rented a park space and contracted with an approved Bounce House company, you must purchase a $35 Bounce House Permit through the Recreation Office. For more information contact the Recreation Office.

SPECIALTY PARKSPedretti Park Sports Complex - 2400 Tegner RoadOne of the finest softball facilities in the Central Valley, featuring 4 softball fields and 1 baseball diamond. All fields are available for rent and use for tournaments.

Gemperle Fields at Turlock Regional Sports Complex - 4545 N. Kilroy RoadConveniently located off Highway 99, and with 9 soccer fields and 2 softball diamonds, the fields at the Sports Complex are perfect for tournament rentals.

PARKS & FACILITIES Skate Park - 600 Pedras Rd.*Skate Park is being relocated to Donnelly Park. Opening day T.B.A.

Bike Park - 4013 N. Walnut AvenueREQUIRED SAFETY GEAR: Helmets - Kneepads - Elbow PadsThis is an unsupervised facility, park hours are:Monday thru Friday year round, 3:45pm to sunset*Saturday and Sunday year round, 8:00am to sunset*School recess and holidays, 8:00am to sunset*weather permitting

Dog Park at Quaile Rand Norton Park- 500 S. Berkeley AvenueDog Park at Swanson Centennial Park – 2101 Pinto WayTo be able to play at the dog park:

• Rabies vaccinations must be current• Male dogs must be neutered• All dogs must wear identification• Owners must carry a leash at all times• No puppies under four months of age allowed• No female dogs in heat may enter the park

BUILDING RENTALSReserve one of the following buildings for your next party, wedding or special event. Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance at the Recreation Office, 144 S. Broadway, Turlock. For rate and rental information call 668-5594. *As of March 1, 2016 the War Memorial will no longer be available for rentals.*WAR MEMORIAL 247 E. CanalSENIOR CENTER 1191 CahillRUBE BOESCH CENTER 275 N. Orange


DANCE ETC. ...............................................These classes teach the basics of ballet and tap for 2 - 5 years and ballet, tap and jazz for 6 - 8 years! Students will be learning a dance to perform at the end of the session. Step out and Dance! ALL CLASSES STARTING MARCH 2 WILL BE HELD AT THE CARNEGIE ARTS CENTER IN THE GEMPERLE ROOM, UNLESS NOTED AT THE ART CENTER.

NO CLASS ON FEBRUARY 10 & 11 OR MARCH 30 & 31Registration will begin Tuesday, December 15.

Where: ........................ War Memorial – 247 E. CanalRecital: ..Friday, April 8 (Dennis Earl Elementary School)Admission: .................... $2.00/person 3 yrs. & older

(dancers are free)

YOUTH ACTIVITIES Recommended Dress CodeBallet Classes:

Pink Ballet slippers (with elastic strap across top of foot)Leotard & tights Hair away from face

Tap Classes:Black tap shoes Leotard & tightsHair away from face

BALLET ...............................................Take advantage of this opportunity to learn beginning and intermediate ballet dance. The Ballet I class will incorporate the correct placement of the body, legs and feet with the coordination of the head and arms. The Ballet II class will enhance your ballet training & work toward technical ballet, body strengthening and advancement to Pointe. ALL CLASSES STARTING MARCH 2 WILL BE HELD AT THE CARNEGIE ARTS CENTER IN THE GEMPERLE ROOM, UNLESS NOTED AT THE ART CENTER.

NO CLASS ON FEBRUARY 10 & 11 OR MARCH 30 & 31Registration will begin Tuesday, December 15.

Where: ..................... War Memorial – 247 E. CanalRecital: Friday, April 8 (Dennis Earl Elementary School)Admission: ................$2.00/person 3 yrs. & older (dancers are free)

CLASS DAY DATES TIME FEE

Ballet I Wednesday Jan. 6 – Apr. 6 6:15 – 7:15pm $82.006 – 10 yrsBallet II* Thursday Jan. 7 – Apr. 7 4:30 – 5:30pm $82.008 – 18 yrsBallet III** Thursday Jan. 7 – Apr. 7 6:30 – 7:45pm $102.0011 – 18 yrs*Must have 1 year of Ballet I & instructor approval** Beginning Pointe Class; must have instructor approval; must have 1

year of Ballet II & be 11 yrs of age

2 YEARS BABY & ME $54.00 This class is designed to teach basic coordination, motor skills and have fun! Mom/Dad will assist the child.

DAY DATES TIME DANCEWednesday Jan. 6 – Apr. 6 4:15 – 4:45pm BalletThursday Jan. 7 – Apr. 7 5:30 – 6:00pm Ballet

3 YEARS $54.00DAY DATES TIME DANCEWednesday Jan. 6 – Apr. 6 2:30 – 3:00pm TapWednesday Jan. 6 – Apr. 6 3:45 – 4:15pm BalletThursday Jan. 7 – Apr. 7 6:00 – 6:30pm Ballet

4 YEARS $70.00DAY DATES TIME DANCEWednesday Jan. 6 – Apr. 6 3:00 – 3:45pm TapWednesday Jan. 6 – Apr. 6 4:45 – 5:30pm BalletThursday Jan. 7 – Apr. 7 3:00 – 3:45pm Ballet

5 YEARS $70.00 DAY DATES TIME DANCEWednesday Jan. 6 – Apr. 6 5:30 – 6:15pm BalletThursday Jan. 7 – Apr. 7 3:45 – 4:30pm Ballet


TINY TOTS FANTASY BASEBALL CAMP ...........Boys and girls ages 3 – 4 will learn the basics of baseball while playing alongside their parent. Participants will learn fun techniques of throwing, catching, hitting and knowledge of the bases. Parents are required to participate with their child. Includes matching T-shirt for child and parent.

Where: .................. Turlock Regional Sports ComplexSign ups: ........................... February 16 - March 17Day: ......................................................... SaturdayDates: .......................................April 9, 16, 23, 30 Time: ..............................................9:00 - 10:15amFee: .......................................................... $54.00Late Fee: ............................ $5.00 (March 18 – 24)

KIDZ LOVE SOCCER .................................Learn the world’s most popular sport from professional coaches licensed in the Kidz Love Soccer method. A session experience includes age appropriate activities, skill demonstrations, fun games and instructional scrimmages. New is the Soccer Skillz & Scrimmages which will be more advanced skill development including dribbling, passing, shooting and team play. ALL participants will also receive a Kidz Love Soccer Jersey. Always conducted in a non-competitive format. Kidz Love Soccer: “where the score is always fun to fun”. Shin guards required by the second class meeting.

Rainout Hotline 1-888-372-5803Location: .................................. Christofferson ParkDay: ......................................................... Saturday

Session I: .... January 23 – March 12 ........$100.00Session II: ....April 16 – June 18 ................$115.00(No Class May 28)

Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer (2 – 3.5 yrs) .8:50 – 9:20am Tot-Soccer (3.5 – 4 yrs) .......................9:30 – 10:00amPre-Soccer (4 – 5 yrs) ......................10:00 – 10:35amSoccer 1 (5 – 6 yrs) ..........................10:35 – 11:20amSoccer Skillz & Scrimmages (7 – 10 yrs) 11:20 – 12:05pm

Session I: .... January 23 – March 12 ........$100.00Session II: ....April 16 – June 18 ................$115.00(No Class May 28)

TRACK AND FIELD CLASS ........................... Youth ages 7 -14 years can develop their track and field abilities. High School coaches will work on speed and agility training techniques, conditioning and endurance. This program will introduce the participants to all areas of track and field.

Where: ............ Turlock High Track or Dutcher Middle School – Rain or ShineDays: .....................................Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: ..............................................4:30 – 5:30 pm

Session I: ...........................................March 1 - 24Session II: ............................................April 5 – 28Session III: ............................................ May 3 - 26

Fee: ............................................ $40.00 / Session

T-BALL / PEEWEE BASEBALL .......................Boys and girls ages 4 - 8 can experience their first baseball program. This 6 game league introduces youth to the game of baseball in a non-competitive atmosphere. No score is kept, all players are winners! All coaches are volunteers, so if you would like to coach a team please call the Recreation Office. All players will receive a t-shirt and replica major league hat.Team pictures not included with registration fees.

T-Ball (hit off batting tee) must be 4 - 6 yrs. as of May 1, 2016.PeeWee (coach pitch) must be 6 - 8 yrs. as of May 1, 2016.

Sorry, no exceptions on age can be made.

Location:................ Turlock Regional Sports ComplexSign ups: ............................ February 1 – March 24Orientation Day: ....................... May 7 (PHS Track)Picture Day: .......................... May 14 (Pedretti Park)Games Begin: ............................. Week of May 17Fee: .......................................................... $56.00Late Fee:.................$5.00 (March 25 – March 31)

Days/Times:T-Ball .............................. Tuesday 6:00 – 7:00pm or ................................. Saturday 9:00 -10:00amPee-Wee .......................... Thursday 6:00 – 7:00pm or ................................... Saturday 10:30 – 11:30am


GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE ..........................The league will consist of 12 games played on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and/or Saturdays. Teams will not play more than two games per week. Game days are random each week. These leagues are Non-Competitive, and are designed to develop and enhance skills. (This league is not associated with Travel Softball). Anyone interested in coaching please let us know so we can sign you up for a coaches clinic. Pictures not provided with registration fees.

Where: Pedretti Park/Turlock Regional Sports ComplexSign Ups: ............................... February 1 - March 3Dates: ............................................ April 25 - July 2Age: ...................................8 – 14 years (8th grade)Picture Day: ..Saturday, May 14th (Pedretti Park Field #4)Fee: .......................................................... $93.00Late Fee: ................................... $5.00 (March 4– 10)

TURLOCK YOUTH SELF DEFENSE ..................Youth ages 5 - 15 years can learn self-discipline, confidence & the basics of karate. Beginning, intermediate, and advanced techniques are taught. Register at the Parks, Recreation & Public Facilities Office prior to each session. Students will be accepted up to the 2nd week of each session, but will be charged a $5.00 late fee.

Where: ............................................. Senior CenterSession I: ....... January 11 – March 14 $ 54.00 (8 weeks)

(No Class on 1/18 & 2/15)Session II: ............March 21 – May 16 $ 54.00 (8 weeks)

(No Class on 3/28)Day: ..........................................................MondayTime: New Students............................6:15 - 6:55pm

Yellow & Orange Belts .............................. 7:00 - 7:40pmPurple Belts & above ...........................7:45 - 8:25pm

A $5.00 materials fee must be paid to the instructor at the first class.BASKETBALL OPEN GYM ...........................Now is the time to prepare for the upcoming basketball season. This is the perfect opportunity for all 7th – 12th grade basketball enthusiasts to work with high school coaches. Sign up now at the Parks, Recreation & Public Facilities Office. Note: Times may switch depending on High School Schedules

Where: ..................... Turlock High School Boys GymSign ups: .......................... February 15 – March 15

Days: ....................................... Tuesday & ThursdayStarts: ..................................... March 15 – May 12 Time: .............................................. 5:00 – 7:00pmFee: ........................................................... $30.00

KID TIME FITNESSCheernastics- Jump, tumble, dance, and cheer with us in this fun, high energy class! Cheerleading, tumbling, and dance basics will be taught to fun age appropriate music. Tumbling skills include rolls, cartwheels, bridges, walk overs, and more! A class recital will be held on the last day of class for family and friends! NO CLASS THE 1ST THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH!

Where: ............................................. Senior CenterSession 1: January 14 – March 17 (No class Feb. 4 or March 3)Session 2: March 24 – May 25 (No class on April 7 or May 5)Day: ......................................................... ThursdayFee: ........................................$54/Session (8 weeks)Ages: 3 – 5 years .............................5:30 – 6:10pm 6 – 12 years ............................6:15 – 6:55pm

Super Hero Training: Learn to run fast, jump high, tumble away from “bad guys”, and dance your way through any situation in our Super Hero Training class! This class will teach basic gymnastics, dance, and exercise skills with a fun super hero themed twist. Designed for ages 4 to 7 years old.

Where: ............................................. Senior CenterSession 1:January 14 – March 17 (No class Feb. 4 or March 3)Session 2: ............................................................. .............March 24 – May 25 (No class on April 7 or May 5)

Day: .........................................................Thursday Fee: .........................................$54/Session (8 weeks)

Time: .............................................. 7:00 – 7:40pmAges: ................................................... 4 – 7 years

Gym-Fit/ Gymnastics: In this high energy class, students build motor skills, body control, and muscle by participating in gymnastics basics including floor tumbling, beam, and jumps.

Where: ............................................. Senior CenterSession 1: ........................ January 14 – March 17 .............................................(No class Feb. 4 or March 3)Session 2: ............................... March 24 – May 25 ...........................................(No class on April 7 or May 5)Day: .........................................................Thursday Fee: .........................................$54/Session (8 weeks)Ages/Times: ...................... Parent/ Tot (ages walking to 3 .............................................................years)/3:15-3:55 pm

3 – 5 years/4:00 to 4:40 pm 6 – 10 years/4:45 to 5:25 pm


AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES & WINTER BREAK CAMP

P.L.A.Y.............................................. ...................................................................... ...What do we do with the kids after school? In the PLAY (Positive Leisure Activities for Youth) program, children will have time to complete homework daily, participate in a variety of fun activities and most importantly have a safe place to go after school. For detailed information about each site, please visit each specific school site flyer on the City of Turlock website. For program policies please review the PLAY Registration form.

Annual Enrollment:.......................................$53.00

SCHOOL BEFORE SCHOOL$40/month

$15 5-day punch card

AM KINDER$37/week


PM KINDER$37/week


AFTER SCHOOL$37/week


Denair Elementary

Dennis Earl Elementary

Julien Elementary

Osborn Two-Way Immersion Academy

Sandra Medeiros Elem.

Walnut ElementaryEducation Center

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M-F...........7-8am

M-F...........7-8am

M-F...........7-8am

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M-T-Th-F: 8-12pm, W: No Program



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MTThF: 11:45-3:30pm, W: 11:45-6pm

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MTThF: 11:45-3:30pm, W: 12:20-6pm

MTThF: 11:45-3:30pm, W: 12-6pm

MTThF: 11:45-3:30pm, W: 11:45-6pm

MTWTh: 2:20-6pm, F: 12:30-6pm

MTThF: 3:10-6pm, W: 12:15-6pm

MTThF: 3:10-6pm, W: 12:15-6pm

MTThF: 3:10-6pm, W: 12:20-6pm

MTThF: 3:10-6pm, W: 12:20-6pm

MTThF: 2:50-6pm, W: 12-6pm

A.S.E.S. AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMThis program is designed to help students with homework, teach life-skills and promote healthy lifestyles through structured recreational activities. A.S.E.S. is for 1st - 8th grade students who attend Brown, Crowell, Cunningham, Osborn, Turlock Jr. High and Wakefield Schools. The program meets Monday - Friday from the time school lets out until 6:00pm. Please note there are attendance requirements for this program. Beginning February 1st, check with the Recreation Office or the school office regarding the registration procedures for the 2016/17 school year.

MARTY YERBY CENTERSponsored by the Housing Authority of Stanislaus County, this program helps foster human development by providing life- long learning for youth ages 5 - 18 years who live in and around the HUD homes. The program provides recreation, arts & crafts, homework assistance and much more!

Days & Hours:Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 3:00 - 6:00pm

WINTER BREAK CAMP .............................What do we do with our children when they are off during winter break? Join the fun with the City of Turlock’s Winter Camp Program! These programs will offer a variety of fun activities for boys and girls TK – 6th grade in a day-camp atmosphere. Enrichment activities, crafts and indoor/outdoor activities geared to stimulate group and individual play will all be a part of these programs. Please note, the program will close by 10am if no children have arrived.

TO SECURE YOUR SPOT IN WINTER BREAK CAMP, you must contact the Recreation Office by Thursday December 17.

Where: ..................................... Marty Yerby Center Days: .................................... December 21, 22, 23Times/Fees: ........ 7:00am – 6:00pm ... $25.00/day ............................ 7:00am – 6:00pm ....$100/5 day

punch cardAnnual Enrollment: ................................ $12.00

Late Fee: $5.00 Per Day That Child Attends Without Payment


TEEN ACTIVITIES

100 CITIZENS LET’S GET TURLOCK MOVING!

BABYSITTING CLASS ...............................Get ready for your first job! In this course, boys and girls 11 - 15 years, will become knowledgeable of the duties and responsibilities of babysitting. Students will learn about characteristics of children at different ages, safety precautions, accident prevention and child care skills.

Where: ........................................................... TBDDate: .......................................................March 19Time: ......................................... 9:00am - 12:00pmFee: .......................................................... $26.00

Come enjoy our beautiful community parks while also fitting in your recommended daily exercise! 100 Citizens is a free exercise program delivered by Kinesiology students from Stanislaus State University. The purpose of this program is to help the public improve their health by participating in fun, structured 50-minute workouts. Come on out and experience the benefits of increased strength, endurance, energy and much more while also having fun!

Where: Donnelly Park, 600 Pedras Rd (Near the North East parking lot off of Donnelly Park Dr.)Who: ................................ All individuals 18 & olderDays: ........................ Monday, Wednesday & FridayFee: ..............................................................FREE!Session I: ........................... February 15 - March 25Time: ................................................4:00 - 5:00pmSession II: ...................................April 4 – May 13Time: ...................6:00 – 7:00pm (Subject to change)

THE CITY OF TURLOCK WOULD LIKE TO “THANK”

THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS AND DONORS

FOR THE 41ST ANNUAL TURKEY TROT

Price FordActive Orthopedic

Tower TherapySunnyside Farms

Gemperle EnterprisesFoster Farms

Lulu’s Ice CreamMain Street FootersOlde Tyme Pastries

Raley’sSafeway

Dickey’s BBQ


T’AI CHI CH’UAN ...................................Tai Chi Chuan is an art of self-defense and self-discipline which has been in existence for centuries in China. The slow, graceful movements are practiced for health, concentration, and relaxation. As an exercise, tai chi improves blood circulation and strengthens the immune system. It strengthens the mind, joints, muscles and bones, thereby improving flexibility and balance.All participants MUST PRE-REGISTER.

Age: .................................................... 18 & olderDay: ...................................................WednesdayWhere: ............................................War MemorialSession 1: ..................... December 9 – December 30Session 2: ............................January 6 – January 27Session 3: .........................February 3 – February 24 Session 4: ............................... March 2 – March 23

(War Memorial no longer available for class)Time: .............................................7:30 – 8:30pm

............................................. 8:30 – 9:00pm (Students have an opportunity to practice perfecting form)Fee: .............................................$48.00/session

LINE DANCING Join Nancy Franklin as she teaches steps that will impress! Dance for pleasure, exercise or just plain fun! Wear comfortable shoes or boots with leather or suede bottoms (bowling shoes are excellent substitutes). Partner not required. All participants MUST PRE-REGISTER.

Where: ..................................Turlock Senior CenterDay: .....................................Tuesdays ~ On Going Fee: .............................$37.00/8-Day Punch Card

Introduction Class ............................. 5:30 – 6:30pmBeginning Class ............................... 6:30 – 7:15 pmIntermediate Class ........................... 7:15 – 8:00 pm

FRIDAY NIGHT OUTThis program is for youth and adults, 12 years and older with developmental disabilities. Programs are designed to promote socialization, independent functioning and recreational skills. Activities will include crafts, games, social time, refreshments and fun. SIGN UP AT CLASS

Where: .................... Rube Boesch (275 N. Orange)Dates: ................................................January 157

February 19 March 18 April 15

Time: ............................................ 7:00 – 9:00pmFee: ............................................................. Free

SPRING SOFTBALLCome out and enjoy the game of softball at one of the Central Valley’s finest softball facilities, Pedretti Park. There are competitive & recreational leagues for men, women and co-ed; all leagues are “D” level and below. Mandatory Managers Meeting on February 8, 5:30pm at the War Memorial 247 Canal Dr.

Payment Policy: Only 1 form of payment will be accepted (i.e. 1 check, 1 credit card or all cash)

Sign-ups: .....................December 21 – January 28League Starts: .................................. February 16Team Fee: ............................................ $290.00Player fee: ................................................$6.00Late Fee: .................$30.00 (January 29 - February 4)

SUMMER LEAGUEWhere: .............................................. Pedretti ParkSign-ups: ..........................................March 1 - 31League Starts: .......................April 19 (Tentatively)Team Fee: ............................................ $545.00 Player Fee: .............................$14.00 per playerLate Fee: .................................$30.00 (April 1- 17)Managers Meeting: April 13, 5:30 War Memorial

ADULT ACTIVITIES


SPRING VOLLEYBALLCity league volleyball is a great way to get some exercise, meet new people and see your friends. This is eight weeks of volleyball, plus playoffs. League play is Monday or Thursday nights with Recreational and Competitive 6.

Where: .............................. Turlock High Boy’s GymSign-ups: .....................................February 1 – 25League Starts: ......................................March 21Team Fee: .............................................. $97.00Player Fee: ...............................................$8.00Late Fee: ....................$30.00 (Feb 26 – March 3)

6 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER!1) ONLINE ......................... www.cityofturlock.org2) FAX............... (209) 668-5619 — 24 hours a day

Include your Visa/MC/ Discover number3) PHONE ................................. (209) 668-5594

Monday - Friday • 8:00am - 5:00pm4) WALK-IN ...................144 S. Broadway, Turlock

Monday - Friday • 8:00am - 5:00pm5) MAIL ............................... Recreation Division

144 S. Broadway, Turlock, CA 953806) DROP BOX ............ Located at the Recreation Office

144 S. Broadway, Turlock, CA 95380(to the left of the main office doors)

GENERAL INFORMATIONClasses may be canceled due to lack of enrollment. Please make every effort to pre-register so a class will not be canceled unnecessarily.

REFUND POLICYRefunds will be given on cancellations prior to the first class, less a $10 cancellation fee. Failure to attend a program will not be granted a refund. If you are not satisfied with any of our programs, please contact the program supervisor, 668-5594.

CLASS TRANSFERS AND/OR LATE FEESAny class changes will be charged an $8 transfer fee. After the class start date, all transfers will require instructor’s approval. If enrollment is being accepted after the class start date or registration date, a $5 late fee will be added to the class fee.

WAIT LIST POLICYAnyone can be put on the waiting list for a class. If a customer withdraws from a class thus creating an open spot, the first person on the waiting list is called to accept or decline. Class spots are not held or reserved and are not finalized until payment is made. Waiting lists do not roll over.

PHOTO RELEASE POLICYPlease be advised that all participants involved in any program or special event are subject to being photographed. Such photographs may be used by the City of Turlock without an obligation to provide compensation to those photographed.

INTERNET REGISTRATIONClasses listed with the computer icon are available for online registration. You must sign in and get a registration account before you can begin registering for activities.

4 EASY STEPS!1. www.cityofturlock.org2. Locate City Department3. Click on Recreation4. Choose an activity category & activity and register!

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WHAT IS P.A.L.?Turlock Police Activities League (P.A.L.) is a non-profit (501c3) organization that relies on education, athletics and recreational activities that are designed to cultivate youth into responsible and mature citizens. Turlock P.A.L. is designed to develop, organize and promote activities, which are designed as deterrents from delinquent behavior among children and adolescents. Turlock P.A.L. finances all of its programs through personal and corporate donations. If you are interested in making a tax deductible donation to Turlock P.A.L. please fill out the, Help Sponsor a P.A.L. Activity and mail it to the address listed below.

THANKYOU!

The following sponsor and partners helped make the 37th

Annual Turlock Downtown Christmas Parade a success!

Turlock Downtown Property Owners Association

Radio Club A & A Portables, Inc.

Turlock Journal Fisher DJ Services

BLAST (Bus Line Services of Turlock)American Medical Response

FirstCal MortgageSave Mart Supermarkets

Kiwanis Club of Greater TurlockTurlock Sunrise RotaryStanislaus County Fairgrounds10 EastTurlock ScavengerE-TowingMinerva’s Furniture Charity Thrift StorePizza GuysThe Party Connection

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City of Turlock Winter Spring 2016 Guide

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Transcript of City of Turlock Winter Spring 2016 Guide