Turlock Recreation Winter 2010

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General InformationParks, Recreation &Community CommissionHeres a way to get involved in the Turlockcommunity! Now Accepting Applications!

This advisory Commission to the Turlock City Council meetsone evening a month to discuss important communi ty topics.f you are interested in being a part of change in the Turlockommunity this is your chance. Appli cations for Commission

positions may be requested from the City of Turlock HYPERLINKhttp://ci.turlock.ca.us/citydepartments/administrativeservices

Administrative Offices, 156 S Broadway, Turlock.

Community M eetingsAll regular meetings are open to the public.Meetings are held MONTHLY at City Hallocated at: 156 S. BroadwayCity Council When: 2nd & 4th Tuesday

Time: 7:00pm

Parks, Recreation & When: 2nd WednesdayCommunity Time: 6:00pmCommission

Turlock City Arts When: 2nd ThursdayCommission Time: 7:00pm

Garage Sale InformationThe City of Turlock Recreation would l ike to remind residentswho are planning on having a garage sale to obtain their requiredpermit.

ONLY 2 PERMITS ALLOWED IN A CALENDAR YEAR.For information on Garage Sales call the Recreation Officeat 668-5594. Purchase your permit at:Recreation Office 301 Starr AvenueFee: $15.00

Photo PolicyPlease be advised that all participants involved in any programor special events are subject to being photographed. Suchphotographs may be used by the City of Turlock without anobligation to provide compensation to those photographed.

Help Youth Participate inRecreation ProgramsLook at these easy ways to help the Youth of Turlockparticipate in Recreation Programs and Sports.Jump on board and get our youth out and busy!!

Round-up For RecreationRound up your City of Turlock utility bill and help our Youth!City of Turlock residents have the option of rounding up theirutility bill and donating that portion to Recreation Programs.The donations will be used to support local youth recreationprograms.

Recreation ScholarshipsScholarships are available through the Recreation office forparticipation in City of Turlock Recreation Activi ties. Participamust be 18 years of age or under, or62 years of age and above, and must live within the city limits

Turlock. Once approved, appl icants may receive up to$75 for the year July 1, 2009 June 30, 2010. Appl ications aravailable at the Recreation office or for more information call668-5594.

We are seeking donations for additionalScholarships. Please contact the Recreation officfor donation information: 668-5594

Support TurlockRecreation by ShoppingIts easy and all you have to do is provide the card

when you shopTurlock Recreation is raising funds for youthscholarships through the S.H.A.R.E.S. card and theRaleys Quali ty of Life card. A percentage of evegrocery dollar will support youth in Turlock and helpthem to sign up for Recreation activities and sports.

S.H.A.R.E.S. Card Raleys Quality of Life Car

Save Mart Supermarkets Raleys S-Mart Foods Bel-Air

Food Maxx Nob Hill FoodsTo receive a free card or more information contact TurlockRecreation at 668-5594.


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Park and PicnicRentalDo You Want to CheckAvailability of a Picnic Space?Picnic areas can reserved from March 1st, through October 31st.To check availability of a picnic space call our office at 668-5594or check us out on the web at www.cityofturlock.org from ourhome page go to: Key words [Park Rentals}

For the park you are interested in a map will come up withettered and numbered areas. Click on any of the numbers or

etters to get detailed information and availability for that spotLettered areas must be reserved; numbered areas are first comefirst served.

Broadway Park 501 N. BroadwayThere are 3 covered picnic areas to reserve. Enjoy the beautifulplayground and water feature that operates during the summermonths.

Crane Park 1555 E. Canal DriveCrane Park is a nice, shady park with many amenities to offerpark-goers. There are 6 picnic areas that can be reserved, anew playground area, a half basketball court, tennis courts, and

horseshoe pits. In addition, Crane park caters to large groupevents with Area B accommodating up to 190 people.

Donnelly Park 600 Pedras RoadThere are 14 picnic areas that can be reserved, all are equippedwi th BBQs. There are two large play structures, a half basketballcourt, volleyball poles, and a picturesque lake. No swimming orfishing allowed.

Pedretti Park Picnic Area2400 Tegner RoadPedretti Park is located off Highway 99. It features a large coveredpicnic area that seats up to 85 people. Pedretti has a nice

playground, vol leyball poles, and several BBQs.

Pedretti Park Sports Complex2400 Tegner Road One of the finest softball facilitiesn the Central valley, featuring 4 softball fields and 1 baseballdiamond. All fields are available for rent and use for tournaments.

Gemperle Fieldsat Turlock Regional Spor ts Complex4545 N. Kilroy RoadConveniently located off Highway 99, wi th 9 soccer fields and2 softball diamonds. The fields at the Sports Complex are perfect

or tournament rentals.

Park Rules No alcohol allowed in any of the parks No amplified noise No personal barbecues No driving on the grass

Bounce House PermitsBounce houses are allowed in rented lettered areas of the paOnce you have rented a space and contracted with a bouncehouse company, you will need to purchase a $35 Bounce HouPermit. Check wi th the Recreation office for the names andnumbers of companies that have been approved to do businesswith theCity of Turlock.

Skate Park 250 Starr AvenueRequired Safety Gear: Helmets Kneepads Elbow PadThe skate park is an unsupervised facility open during regularpark hours: 6:00am - 10:00pm

Dog Park at Sunnyview Park500 S. Berkeley Avenue

To 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 admitted. No female dogs in heat may enter the park.

GREATHOLIDAYGIFTS!

Turlocks Newest Entertainment BookOver $650 in direct coupons for local businesses, ONLY $33.00.

One third of the proceeds go to Turlock Youth Scholarship Programs.

Purchase Entertainment books at the Recreation office or City Hall.


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Holiday EventsTurlock DowntownChristmas ParadeA Special Thank You to Our Sponsors...

Turlock Firefighters Local 2434 and the TurlockConvention and Visitors Bureau for making the2009 Christmas Parade possible!

Breakfastwith SantaSaturday, December 198:00am - 11:00amoin the Teen Advisory Counci l and spend an enchanted morningwith Santa and his friends eating breakfast, listening to holidaymusic, writing letters to Santa and taking a picture with Santa.Purchase tickets a the Recreation Office or call 668-5594

3 and under: Free4 -12 years: $12.00

3+ years: $18.00

Holiday Camps:Saturday, December 199:00am - 12:00pmWhat do we do with our children when they are off duringwinter / spring recess? Come and join in the fun with the Cityof Turlocks Hol iday Camp Program! This program wil l offer aariety of fun activities for boys and girls kindergarten 6th graden a day-camp atmosphere. Enrichment activities, holiday craftsand indoor / outdoor activities geared to stimulate group and

ndividual play will all be a part of this program. An afternoonnack will be provided everyday. This program has a maximumof 50 participants per week, so register early.

Where: War Memorial - Club Room #2Dates: Mon. - Thurs. Dec. 21 - 24 & 28 - 31

Mon. - Fri. April 5 - 9

Winter Recess:Times: Full Day 7:00am - 6:00pmFee: $75.00 per child/week or $20.00 per day

Spring Recess:Times: Full Day 7:00am - 6:00pm

Fee: $93.00 per child/week or $20.00 per day

Kids and Family FitnessProgramsM arathon MileKids & Families Fun RunSaturday, April 24The Kids & Families Marathonis anincremental running program that hasbeen designed to encourage kids and

their families to exercise and begina healthy lifestyle that will continuefor years to come. Participating childrengrades K 6, Teens and Adultswill run a total of 26.2 miles(a full marathon distance) over a four-month time period.Participants will be motivated to build endurance, increaseself-confidence and learn to reach goals.

Participants will complete their final 1 mile during ourFamily Play Day on Saturday, April 24, at Donnelly Park.Upon completing the marathon participants will receive aMarathon Finishers Medal, T-shirt along with food and beverag

Registration: December 14, 2009 throughJanuary 31, 2010

Check-In: 9:00amRun Begins: 9:30amFee: $12.00 per participant

Kids 1-Mile RunA One Mile Run... Kids Style!Saturday, April 24A one mile run for kids is all about having fun!Kids 3 14 yearscan run, walk or jog the one-mile course.

Everyone is a winner and each child that pre-registers isguaranteed a T-shirt and goodie bag.

(Kids can also complete a 25.2 mile training program by signiup for the Marathon Mile (more information located on thispage) program and finish their 1 mile at the same event).

Registration: March 1 - April 16

Check-In: 9:00am

Run Begins: 9:30am

Fee: $12.00 per participant

Race Day Fee:$15.00 per participant

Sign ups will be taken at the Recreation Office orcall 668-5594 for more information.


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Netos Drive-Thru Chicken DinnerThursday, April 22 4:00 7:00pm $10.00/ ticket

BBQ Chicken, Beans, Salad & RollTickets go on sale Monday, March 22nd

Ticket Stop location:Turlock Recreation 301 Starr Ave.Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

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Turlock Youth Track M eetSaturday, May 8oin Turlock Recreation and the Turlock High School Track Teamor a Youth Track Meet. Youth 7- 14 yearscan participate in Trackand Field events. No experience is necessary.Pick up registration forms beginning April 1st at the RecreationOffice, on-line at cityofturlock.org or sign up at the meet.

Where: Turlock High School Track/ TBACheck-In: 8:30amRun Begins: 9:30amFee: $2.00 per event

Tiny TotsLittle Tykes Creative Play:Creative Play is for pre-school age children 3-5 years,emphasizing basic play skills, motor coordination and a fun socialme. Dail y activi ties include: crafts, letter & number recognition,ongs, story time, snack and games. Register for one day a week

or any combination of days.This is not a parent participation class.

REGISTRATION PRIORITY: Children must be potty trained.

Where: War Memorial - Club Room #2

Days: 4-week sessionsSession 1: January 4 - 28

Session 2: February 1 - 25

Session 3: March 1 - 25

Session 4: April 5 - 29

Day: Time: Fee:

Monday 9:00 - 11:00am $37.00

Tuesday 9:00 - 11:00am $37.00

Wednesday 9:00 - 11:00am $37.00

Thursday 9:00 - 11:00am $37.00

Pre-School Mania:Lets be creative! Each session provides newactivities that will include art and craft projects,stories, games & more! Wear old clothes or bringa large T-shirt to put over your childs clothes.

Where: War Memorial - Club Room #2

Time: 9:30 - 10:30am

Session 1: Fridays January 8 - 29

Session 2: Fridays February 5 - 26

Session 3: Fridays March 5 - 26

Session 4: Tuesdays April 6 - 27

Session 5: Tuesdays May 4 - 25Ages: 2 - 5 years

(Under 3 Must Have Parent orCaregiver in Attendance)

Fee: $40.00 per session

Tiny Tot FitnessLeaps and Bounds:Encouraging chi ldren at a young age to be active wil l motivatethem to stay fit as they get older. In a fun, safe and positive settLeaps and Bounds will teach children drills and exercises to he

develop eye/hand coordination and motor skil ls, establishing thgroundwork for future fitness.

Where: War Memorial

Ages: 4 - 6 years

Days: Tuesdays 6-week sessions

Time: 3:30 - 4:15pm

Session 1: January 12 - February 16

Session 2: February 23 - March 30

Session 3: April 13 - May 25 (No class May 18)


Tiny TotsFantasy Baseball Camp :For boys and girls ages 3 - 5 years to learn the basics of basebawhile playing alongside their parent. Participants wi ll learnfun techniques of throwing, catching, hitting and knowledge othe bases. Parents are required to participate wi th their child.Includes matching T-shirt for child and parent.

Where: Turlock Regional Sports Complex

Sign-ups: February 1 - March 24

Dates: Saturdays April 10, 17, 24, May 1

Time: 9:00 - 10:15am

Fee: $54.00Late Fee: $5.00 (March 25 31)

Targetis the proud sponsor of

Turlock Recreational2009 2010Art Classes.


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Tots Indoor Soccer :Sign up your 3 - 5 year olds to play Soccer indoors. Allparticipants will be placed onto a team and coached by aolunteer parent. This is a recreational program designed to

encourage children to play for fun and learn the basic skil lseeded to play in the future.

Space is limited to the first 40 registrations.

Where: Turlock High School Girls GymnasiumSign-ups: February 8 - March 10Dates: Tuesdays April 6 - 27Time: 5:30 6:30pmFee: $39.00

Late Fee: $5.00 (March 11 - 17)

Youth SportsKidz Love Soccer :Kidz 2 - 10 yearsof age learn the worlds most popular sport fromprofessional coaches licensed in the Kidz Love Soccer Method.A session experience includes age appropriate activities: skillemonstrations, fun games and instructional scrimmages.

Always conducted in a non-competitive format.Kids Love Soccer: where the score is always fun to fun.Shin guards required by the second class meeting.Rainout Hotline 1-800-871-2275

Where: Christofferson Park

8 week Winter SessionDates: Saturdays January 23 - March 13

Fee: $88.00

Mommy/Daddy &Me Soccer (2 - 3.5 yrs) 8:45 - 9:15am

Tot-Soccer (3.5 - 4 yrs) 9:30 - 10:00am

Pre-Soccer (4 - 5 yrs) 10:00 - 10:35am

Soccer 1 (5 - 6 yrs) 10:35 - 11:20am

Soccer 2 (7 - 8 yrs) 11:20 - 12:05pm

Soccer 3 (9 - 10 yrs) 11:20 - 12:05pm9 week Spring Session

Dates: Saturdays April 10 - June 12

(No class on May 29)

Fee: $99.00

Mommy/Daddy &Me Soccer (2 - 3.5 yrs) 8:45 - 9:15am

Tot-Soccer (3.5 - 4 yrs) 9:30 - 10:00am

Pre-Soccer (4 - 5 yrs) 10:00 - 10:35am

Soccer 1 (5 - 6 yrs) 10:35 - 11:20am

Soccer 2 (7 - 8 yrs) 11:20 - 12:05pm

Soccer 3 (9 - 10 yrs) 11:20 - 12:05pm

Club Fit for Kids:This class is a high energy, fun-filled exercise class. It strives toincrease the overall health and fitness level of children in a funsafe and motivating environment by utilizing obstacle courses,fitness games, partner activities, body weight exercises, circuitsand more.

Where: War MemorialAges: 7 - 12 yearsDays: Tuesdays 6-week sessionsTime: 4:30 - 5:30pmSession 1: January 12 - February 16Session 2: February 23 - March 30

Session 3: April 13 - May 18Fee: $44.00 per session

Turlock Youth Self DefensYouth ages 5 - 15 years can learn self-discipline, confidence,and the basics of karate. Beginning, intermediate, and advancetechniques are taught. Register in class on thefirst day.Students will be accepted up to the 4th week of each session.

Where: Senior CenterSession 1: Mondays January 11 - March 15

(No class February 15)Session 2: Mondays March 22 - May 24

(No class April 5)Times: New Students 5:15 - 5:55pmYellow Belts 6:00 - 6:40pmOrange & Purple Belts 6:45 - 7:25pmGreen Belts & above 7:30 - 8:10pm

Fees: Registration $5.00Weekly $6.00Addl Family Members $4.00

Advancement $5.00Pay for an entire session and receive a discount!

Youth Girls Basketball :Girls in 3rd to 8th grades can learn the game of basketball wittwo weeks of basketball skills followed by six weeks of games.Minimum of 24 participants per grade group.

Where: Turlock High School orPitman High School

Sign-ups: January 4 - February 10Days: Mondays 3rd, 4th & 5th Graders

Thursdays 6th, 7th & 8th GradersTimes: To Be AnnouncedSkil ls Clinic: February 27 12:00 - 3:00pmGames: March 8 - April 15Fee: $66.00Late Fee: $5.00 (February 11 - 17)

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T-Ball / PeeWeeBaseball :Boys and girls ages 5 - 8 years can experience their first baseballprogram. This 6 game league introduces youth to the game ofbaseball in a non-competitive atmosphere. No score is kept, allplayers are winners! All coaches are volunteers, so if you wouldke 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 5 - 6 yrs as of May 1, 2010.Pee-Wee (coach pitch) must be 7 - 8 yrs as of May 1, 2010.Sorry, no exceptions on age can be made.

Where: Turlock Regional Sports ComplexSign-ups: February 8 - March 31Orientation: May 1 at the Sports ComplexPicture Day: May 8 at the Sports ComplexGames Begin: The week of May 11thFee: $55.00Late Fee: $5.00 (April 1 - 7)Days/Times:

T-Ball Tuesday 6:00 - 7:00pmor Saturday 9:00 -10:00am

Pee-Wee Thursday 6:00 - 7:00pm

or Saturday 10:30 - 11:30am

Sticks for Kids:This program is designed for children ages 5 12 yearswho haveever played golf but would like to try. Participants wi ll hit golf

balls from a golf mat into a net. Golf clubs wi ll be available athe site for use. Space limited to 20 spots.

Where: Turlock Regional Sports ComplexDates: Mondays May 3 - 24Time: 5:15 - 6:15pmFee: $30.00

Track and Field Class:

Youth ages 7 -14 years can develop their track and field abil ities.High School coaches will work on speed and agility trainingechniques, conditioning and endurance. This program willntroduce the participants to all areas of track and field andprepare them for the Turlock Youth Track Meet.

Where: Turlock High Track Rain or ShineDays: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 4:30 - 5:30 pmSession 1: March 2 - 25Session 2: March 30 - April 29

(No Class week of April 5)

Session 3: May 4 - 27Fee: $40.00 per session

Girls Softball League :The league will consist of 12 games played on Mondays,Tuesdays, Wednesdays and/ or Saturdays. Teams will not playmore than two games per week. Game days are random eachweek. These leagues are Non-Competitive, and are designed tdevelop and enhance skills. (This league is not associated withTravel Softball). Anyone interested in coaching please let us knso we can sign you up for a coaches clinic.

TEAM PICTURES NOT INCLUDED WITH REGISTRATION FEE

Where: Pedretti Park/ Turlock Regional

Sports Complex

Dates: April 26 - July 7

Ages: 8 - 18 yearsPicture Day: May 3rd, 4th or 5th

Fee: $89.00

Late Fee: $5.00 (March 11 - 17)

Youth BasketballOpen Gym :Basketball enthusiasts can work on their basketball skill s.Open gym is designed to enhance basketball skil ls in a nonleague format. Work on shooting, passing, dribbli ng and teawork. Join to play and learn from high school coaches.

Where: Turlock High School

Days: Mondays & Wednesdays

Dates: April 5 - May 19

Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm

Ages: 6th - 12th Graders

Fee: $20.00

Lifeguard Training Class &WSI Class:Learn the skills and complete the test to be a certified America

Red Cross Lifeguard or Swim Instructor. Lifeguard trainingteaches water safety and li fesaving skills. WSI wi ll teachparticipants to instruct swim lessons. Both classes will be heldover Spring Break and will give students a chance to train tobecome a Lifeguard or Swim Instructor for the summer.

Where: Pitman High SchoolSign-ups: Begin in February at the

Recreation OfficeDates: April 3 -10Time: To Be AnnouncedLifeguard Training: Must be 15 yrs by the end of clasWSI: Must be 16 yrs by the end of class

Fee: Information to follow in February

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MISSSIGN-UPS!February1-March10


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Youth ClassesBallet :Take advantage of this opportunity to learn beginning andntermediate ballet dance. The Ballet I class wi ll incorporate theorrect placement of the body, legs and feet with the coordination

of the head and arms. The Ballet II class will enhance your balletraining & work toward technical ballet, body strengthening andadvancement to pointe.

Where: Youth Center 1030 East Avenue

Recital: Friday, April 23

6 - 10 years Ballet IDay: Dates: Time: Fee:

Wed. Jan. 27 - April 21 5:45 - 6:45pm $60.00

8 - 18 years Ballet I I *Day: Dates: Time: Fee:

Thurs. Jan. 28 - April 22 4:30 - 5:30pm $60.00

11 - 18 years Ballet II I / IV**Day: Dates: Time: Fee:

Thurs. Jan. 28 April 22 6:30 8:00pm $80.00

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.

Recommended Dress Codefor Ballet and Dance Classes

Ballet Classes: Pink ballet slippers(with elastic strap across top of foot)Leotard & tightsHair away from face

Tap Classes: Black tap shoesLeotard & tightsHair away from face

Jazz Classes: Black jazz shoesBlack knit/dance pantsLeotard or T-shirtHair away from face

Dance Etc. :These classes teach the basics of ballet and tap for 2 - 5 years aballet, tap and jazz for 6 - 8 years! Students wi ll be learning adance to perform at the end of the session. Step out and DancRegistration will begin Thursday, December 10.

Where: Youth Center 1030 East AvenueRecital: Friday, April 23

2 years Baby & MeThis class is designed to teach basic coordination, motor skillsand have fun! Mom/Dad wi ll assist the child.

Day: Dates: Time: Dan

Tuesday Jan. 26 - April 20 4:30 - 5:00pm BalleWednesday Jan. 27 - April 21 5:15 - 5:45pm BalleThursday Jan. 28 - April 22 10:30 - 11:00am BalleThursday Jan. 28 - April 22 5:30 - 6:00pm Balle

*No Class the week of April 5Fee: $52.00

3 yearsDay: Dates: Time: DanTuesday Jan. 26 April 20 4:00 4:30pm TapThursday Jan. 28 April 22 11:00 11:30am BalleThursday Jan. 28 April 22 6:00 6:30pm Tap


4 yearsDay: Dates: Time: DanTuesday Jan. 26 April 20 5:45 6:30pm BalleWednesday Jan. 27 April 21 4:30 5:15pm BalleThursday Jan. 28 April 22 3:00 3:45pm Tap


5 years

Day: Dates: Time: DanWednesday Jan. 27 April 21 3:00 3:45pm TapWednesday Jan. 27 April 21 6:45 - 7:30pm BalleThursday Jan. 28 April 22 3:45 - 4:30pm Balle


6 - 8 yearsDay: Dates: Time: DanTuesday Jan. 26 April 20 5:00 - 5:45pm JazzWednesday Jan. 27 April 21 3:45 4:30pm Tap

*No Class the week of April 5

Fee: $60.00


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Baton Twirling :oin us & learn the fundamentals of beginning baton twirling.Baton twirling is a fun, social activity that builds self-confidence,esponsibi li ty, quick thinking, team work & coordination. Learn

basic to advanced twi rls. This class wi ll pave the way to marchn the Disneyland Main Street Parade. More information wil l beiven at class. Dont wait to register, space is limited.

Where: Senior CenterDay: Tuesday

Session 1: January 5 -26


Session 3: March 2 - 23Session 4: March 30 - April 27 (No class April 6)

Ages: Time: Fee:4 - 6 years 3:30 4:00pm $25.007+ years 4:00 5:00pm $35.00

Cheernastics:This class helps children learn the basics of cheerleading andumbling including motions, jumps, dance, kicks, bridges, rollsand more in a fun and enthusiastic environment. Students learnat their own pace while developing coordination and basic skills.

Where: War Memorial

Day: Wednesdays

Session 1: January 20 - February 24Session 2: March 10 - April 21 (No Class April 7)

Ages: Time: Fee:3 5 years 3:30 4:10pm $39.00

6 8 years 4:20 5:10pm $44.00

9 12 years 5:20 6:10pm $44.00

Make, Bake & Take :Cooking can be a lot of fun when you know your way around theitchen! Learn proper nutrition and kitchen safety while havingun learning to cook. New cooking projects are offered eachession making this a tasty class to repeat!

Where: Club Room 2

Grade: 1st 6th Grades

Session 1: Saturday Dec. 12 9:00am 12:00pm

Session 2: Saturday Jan. 23 9:00am 12:00pm

Session 3: Saturday Feb. 20 9:00am 12:00pm

Session 4: Saturday Mar. 20 9:00am 12:00pm

Session 4: Saturday Apr. 17 9:00am 12:00pm


Princess Party :You are cordially invited to join us at this magical princessparty where happi ly-ever-afters can reall y happen! Princesswill make magic wands, sparkling tiaras and other princesscrafts. Magical princess games wi ll be played and princessstories wi l l be told! Dress as your favori te princess and jointhe fun. Must register by Friday, January 29.

Where: Club Room #2Date: Saturday, February 6Grade: 1st 4th GradesTime: 9:00am - 12:00pmFee: $20.00

Rock Star Party :Lets rock out the show! Come ready to li p sync to yourfavorite singers and more! Make body gli tter, cookies andother rock star crafts! Play games and have a blast wi th thisrock star party! Come dressed as your favorite Rock Star.Must register by Friday, March 5.Where: Club Room #2Date: Saturday, March 13Time: 9:00am - 12:00pmFee: $20.00

Summer Camp :Start thinking about your summer plans! Summer Camwill offer a variety of fun activities for boys and girls 1st 6tgrade in a day-camp atmosphere. Enrichment activities,educational games, arts, crafts and indoor / outdoor activitiegeared to stimulate group and individual play will all be a pof this program. Registration wil l begin in April for all SummCamp Programs, see Summer Recreation Guide for moreinformation.Where: Pitman High/ Turlock HighDates: June - August Monday - FridayTimes/Fees:Half Day 6:30am 3:00pm $71.00/wkFull Day 6:30am 6:00pm $93.00/wk5 Day Punch Card 6:30am 6:00pm $100.00Annual Registration: $12.00

Babysitting Class:In this course, boys and girls 11 - 15 years, wi ll becomeknowledgeable of the duties and responsibilities of babysittiStudents will learn about characteristics of children at differages, safety precautions, accident prevention and child care

skills. Students must bring a notebook & pencil.Where: Club Room #2Date: Saturday, February 27Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm

Fee: $20.00

DS Download Night :Bring your DS, PSP, Leapster or other hand held game for a night

of downloading with friends. Not a hand held gamer dont worry

we will also have board games, crafts and other fun activities.

Ages: 4 12 years

Where: Club Room #2

Date: Friday January 15

Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm

Fee: $10.00 per child


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Teen ActivitiesTeen Advisory CouncilThe Teen Advisory Council (TAC) wants to stress the importanceof getting involved! TAC encourages teens to enrich their l ives byolunteering their time. Volunteering is a great way to make newriends, give back to your community and help others.

TAC is a diverse group of young people in 7th 12th grade,who provide activities for the youth in the community. Meetingsare held the 4th Monday of every month, 6:00 7:00pm.Throughout the year, the Teen Advisory Council works diligentlyon planning, organizing and implementing activities in the

Turlock Community.

Applications will be available at the Recreation Office May 4th.

Participation Fee: $63.00

Cell Phone DriveThe Teen Advisory Council wants to help protectour environment by collecting cell phones and disposingof them correctly! Did you know (phoneraiser.com): Cellphones are damaging to our air, soil and water if not disposedof properly. One cell phone can pollute up to 132,000 li tersof water. Bring your extra cell phones to the

Family Play Day Saturday, Apri l 24Donnelly Park 10:00am 1:00pm

Spring Beach VolleyballTournamentGather your friends and join the Teen Advisory Councilor the first Beach Volleyball Tournament!

The event is scheduled for Saturday, May 1st.More information will be available after March 1st.

Leaders in TrainingThis summer, 7th & 8th graders will have an opportunity to

evelop leadership skil ls and learn the skil ls necessary to work

n day camps and after school programs! Upon successfulompletion of the program, Jr. Leaders will have an opportunityo volunteer in the summer camp program and work alongsidehe Recreation Staff, to provide a safe and fun environment foreveryone. Opportuni ties wi ll also be available for Leaders inTraining graduates to volunteer i n the after school programs

uring the school year. More information wil l be available inhe summer activity guide available in April.

The Leaders in Training program is a great way to:

Gain job skills & work experienceBecome more involved in your communityStay active throughout the summerLearn more about the City of Turlock Recreation

Satisfy volunteer requirementsAnd make new friends!

Teens in ActionCalling all 2010/ 2011 high schoolJuniors & Seniors!Planning has begun for the 3rd Annual Teens in Actionprogram. This program will bring teenagers together from avariety of backgrounds to participate in monthly educationaand leadership sessions. This is also an opportuni ty to learnmore about the community.

Applications will be available in the spring of 2010.Participants will:

Learn about resources that exist in the community Explore potential career opportunities Develop a better understanding of Turlock and the rol

teens can play Interact with community & business leaders And much more!

Participants must meet the foll owing criteria: Must be a junior or senior during the program year Must be a resident of Turlock or attend a school in Turloc Minimum GPA of 2.5 over the course of the

past 4 semestersFor more information or to be a sponsor of the 2010/2011program call Karen Packwood, 668-5599 ext.4605.To get an application contact the Recreation Office or yourhigh school counselor.

This program is a partnership with the City of Turlock Parks,Recreation & Public Facilities Division and the Turlock Uni fiSchool District.

Teens Summit 2010The TEEN SUMMIT 2010 is a forum for teens to get togetherto address topics affecting teens today! This summit will givteens and local leaders the awareness to bring about positivchange in the Turlock communi ty. To be involved in the Tee

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TURLOCK CITYArts CommissionFor information call 668-5594

Sunnyside Up TurlockExhibited April August

n celebration of the Arts and one of Turlocks top agriculturalndustries, the Turlock City Arts Commission and the TurlockDowntown Property Owners Association will be partnering withocal artists and community sponsors to present the SunnysideUp public art display. The Sunnyside Up project invi tes artists of

all ages and abilities, individuals, businesses and organizationso submit a proposal to create an Egg art piece. The eggs can bepainted, decorated or creatively transformed through any artisticmeans. The eggs wi ll then be exhibi ted throughout the city fromApril August 2010. All eggs wi ll be publicly auctioned off at theSunnyside Up Festival to raise money to support City of Turlockart programs. Anyone interested in designing or sponsoring anegg can get more information and a proposal form on-line atsunnysideupturlock.com or by calling the Recreation Office at668-5594.

3-Dimensional Art at the TowerExhibited January 5 March 31

The Turlock City Arts Commission is excited to announce anew show on view at the Tower Health and Wellness Center.This show will feature 3-dimensional work by 3 local artists.

Where: Tower Health and Wellness CenterReception: To Be AnnouncedDays: Monday - Friday

Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm

Troy and Kelly VissExhibited January 4 March 31

This exhibition showcases paintings by Troy and Kelly Viss, local

brother and sister artists. This show will feature paintings whichfocus on the nature of light in an abstraction of the traditionalandscape. At the heart of the Viss paintings, is the intento create art that people will want to live with, visit often, andediscover at varying degrees of distance and resolution . Both

artists have spent years painting and have participated in bothroup and solo exhibitions throughout the state.

Where: Turlock City Gallery - Inside City Hall156 S. Broadway

Days: Monday - FridayHours: 8:00am - 5:00pm and

2nd & 4th Tuesdays during

City Council meetings at 7:00pm

To register for Young Rembrandts classes contact theRecreaction O ffice at 209-668-5594 or registeron-line at www.cityofturlock.org

Pre-School Drawing:In this step-by-step drawing class, children will learnbasic fundamentals of drawing, which will givethem the tools and techniques to become skill ful

artists. Lessons wi ll include engaging subject matter and expostudents to basic portraiture, still li fe and landscape drawing. Nprior art class experience necessary. Must register 1 week prioto session beginning to avoid classes being canceled.

Where: Club Room #2Day/Time: Thursday 2:30 3:15pmSession 1: January 14 February 25

(No class Feb. 11)Session 2: March 11 - April 22

(No class April 8)Session 3: May 6 - June 10Ages: 3 1/2 5 years

Fee: $44.00

Elementary Drawing:Our curriculum is designed to teach basic to advancdrawing skills, art techniques and vocabulary in a

positive and nurturing environment that brings out tbest in each child. At the end of each one-hour cla

students wi ll leave wi th a completed drawing. No prior art claexperience necessary.Must register 1 week prior to session beginning to avoid classebeing canceled.

Where: Club Room #2Day/Time: Thursday 3:30 4:30pmSession 1: January 14 February 25

(No class February 11)Session 2: May 6 - June 10Ages: 6 13 yearsFee: $51.00

Youth Cartoon Drawing:This delightful program combines Young Rembrandtinnovative, step-by-step drawing method with light-hearted subject matter that engages childrens sense

humor and imagination. No prior art class experience necessaMust register 1 week prior to session beginning to avoid classebeing canceled.Where: Club Room #2Day/Time: Thursday 3:30 4:30pmDates: March 11 - April 22 (No class AprilAges: 6 13 years

Fee: $44.00


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Afterschool ProgramsPLAY Positive Leisure Activities for Youth:What do we do wi th the kids after school? Come by and checkut the PLAY program. Children in the program have timeo complete homework dail y, participate in a variety of fun

activi ties and most important have a safe place to go after school .

Where: Dennis Earl Elementary*Denair ElementaryJulien Elementary*Sandra Medeiros Elementary

*Walnut Elementary

*Schools offer alternative programs for kindergartenersDays: Monday - FridayTime: School lets out - until 6:00pmFee: $33.00 per week or

$90.00 for a 10-day punch cardAnnual Enrollment:$53.00Discounts are given to families with more than 1 child.

Late Fee: $5.00 FEE PER DAY THAT PAYMENT IS NOT RECEIVED.

ASES Afterschool ProgramAre your chi ldren struggling wi th homework? The ASES AfterSchool Program is here to help students wi th homework andngage them in fun and interesting activities. The ASES programequires chil dren to attend a minimum of 1 hour a day. The ASES

After School program is for children K-6th.

Where: Brown Elementary

Crowell Elementary

Cunningham Elementary

Osborn Elementary

Wakefield Elementary

Days: Monday - FridayTime: School lets out - until 6:00pmAnnual Enrollment:$57.00

Benefits: Promotes life skills and character education.

M arty Yerby CenterAfterschool Activities:Sponsored by the Housing Authori ty of Stanislaus County, thisprogram helps foster human development by providing life longearning for youth ages 5 - 18 years who l ive in and around theHUD homes. The program provides recreation, arts & crafts,

omework assistance and much much more!

Days: Monday - Friday

Time: 3:00 - 6:00pm

Active Adult ClassesTai Chi Chuan :Tai Chi Chuan is an art of self-defense and self-discipline whichas been in existence for centuries in China. The slow, gracefumovements are practiced for health, concentration and relaxatAs an exercise, tai chi improves blood circulation and increasethe immune system. It strengthens the mind, joints, muscles abones, thereby improving flexibility and balance.

All participants MUST PRE-REGISTER.

Where: War MemorialDays: Wednesdays

Times: 7:30 - 8:30pm8:30 - 9:00pm (Students will have anopportunity to practice perfecting form)

Ages: 18 years and older

Session 1: January 6 - 27


Session 3: March 3 - 24

Session 4: March 31 - April 21

Session 5: April 28 - May 19


Line DancingJoin Nancy Frankl in as she teaches steps that wil l impress!Dance for pleasure, exercise or just plain fun! Wearcomfortable shoes or boots with leather or suede bottoms(bowling shoes are excellent substitutes). Partner not requir

No Class January 5 & 12.

All participants MUST PRE-REGISTER.

Where: Turlock Senior CenterDay: Tuesdays On-Going

Introduction Class: 5:30 - 6:30pm

Beginning Class: 6:30 - 7:15pm

Intermediate Class: 7:15 - 8:00pm

Fee: $30.00/8 - Day Punch Card

Line DancingSaturday SocialWhere: Turlock Senior Center

Dates: Saturday January 16Time: 7:00 - 10:30pmFee: $10.00 per person

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Run/Walk Strength &Conditioning Class:Have you been thinking about running /walking a 10-K, Marathon or Marathon? Here is your chance to work withtrainers from Runners Feet and prepare for an upcomingevent. This class wi ll work wi th core training, agil ity trainingtechniques, condi tioning and endurance. This training programwill give each person an opportunity to condition themselvesfor fitness.

Where: Dutcher School Track

Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays

Time: 6:30 - 7:30pmSession 1: March 2 - 25Session 2: March 30 - April 29

No Class week of April 5

Session 3: May 4 - 27


Adult Spring VolleyballCity league volleyball is a great way to get some exercise,meet new people and see your friends. This is nine weeks ofvolleyball , plus playoffs. League play is Monday night wi thRecreational, Competitive 6 and Power or Thursday night withNo-Spiking, Recreational and Competitive 6.

Where: Turlock High School Boys Gym

Sign-Ups: February 1 - 26

Games Star t: March 15

Team Fee: $97.00

Player Fee: $9.00

Late Fee: $30.00 (March 1 - March 5)

Sports LeaguesWho You Gonna Call?Turlock Little League:........................... (209) 667-4775

Turlock Youth Soccer Assoc.................. (209) 668-4625

Central Valley Aquatics

(Swim Team) ........................................ (209) 667-4872

Sea Dogs of Turlock

(Swim Team) ........................................ (209) 632-2891

Turlock Horseshoe Club ...................... (209) 723-8465

Stanislaus Mens Adult Baseball ........... (209) 579-0967

Turlock/Modesto Stanislaus

Waterpolo, Inc. ................................... (559) 313-9006

Turlock National LittleLeague RegistrationsFor players age 7 - 16 as of April 30th, 2010Sign-Ups:Saturday January 9, War Memorial, 9am - 1pmTuesday January 12, War Memorial, 6pm - 8pmSaturday January 16, War Memorial, 9am - 1pmTuesday January 19, Chatom School, 6pm - 7:30pmSaturday January 23, War Memorial, 9am - 1pm

For questions, call Melody at 667-4775

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209-668-5619Fax in your completed registrationform 24 hours a day(include yourVisa/MC number for payment)

209-668-5594Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm

301 Starr Ave., TurlockCome by and register in person.Youre always welcome!Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Recreation Division301 Starr Ave., Turlock, CA 95380

Located in the Police Dept.

parking lot at 900 N. Palm(Its a bright yellow mailbox)

General Information Classes may be cancelled dueto lack of enrol lment. Please make every effort to pre-registerso a class will not be cancelled unnecessarily. If you are not aTurlock City resident (you do not live in Turlock) you wil l becharged an additional fee for Non-Residents: $3 for Youth and$5 for Adul ts. Dont forget to sign the waiver at the bottom ofthe registration form!

Refund Policy Refunds wi ll be given on cancellationsreceived prior to the first class less a $5 cancell ation fee.Failure to attend a program or no shows wi ll not be granteda refund. If you are not satisfied with any of our programs,please contact the program supervisor at 668-5594.

Internet Registration Classes listed with the computericon are avail able for onl ine registration. You must sign in andget a registration account before you can begin registering foran account!

5 easy steps:1. Locate City Departments2. Click on Recreation3. Find the activity category and click4. Choose an activity and click to register5. Go Shopping!

Go to our website today and register online:www.cityofturlock.org

Class Transfers and/or Late Fee

Any class changes will be charged an $8 transferfee. After the class start date all transfers wi l l requi reinstructors approval. If enrollment is being acceptedafter the class start date a $5 late fee will be added tothe class fee.

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Payment & ConsentThere is an additional NON-RESIDENT FEEof $3 for childrand/or $5 for an adult who lives outside the City of Turlock

CONSENT OF WAIVER PARTICIPATION:Permission to participate in the listedprogram(s) sponsored by the City of Turlock is given for myself and/or my minor chil d. I understathat the City of Turlock carries no medical i nsurance for any of its program activi ties. I hereby agto indemnify and hold harmless and release the City of Turlock, its agents, and employees fromany and all liability for any injury suffered by myself or my child arising from or connected withthis program and wi ll assume all r isk for any injuries. I understand that a physici ans clearance isrecommended prior to participati on. I acknowledge that I have received information regarding thactivity.

Signature: _________________________________________________(Parent/Guardian must sign for anyone under 18 years of age)

Print Name Here: ___________________________________________

Program Fee: $ __________

Non-Resident Fee: $ __________

Total Fee Paid: $ __________

I hereby authorize the use of my VISA M/CCard #:

Expiration Date:

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Special Family EventsMovies Underthe StarsHosted by Recreation and Backyard Flicks

Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, friends and family for an outdoor

movie event at Turlock Regional Sports Complex!

For more information call 668-5594

Madagascar 2 Friday April 16

Monsters vs Aliens Friday April 30

The Bee M ovie Friday May 7

Shrek Friday May 21

Location: Turlock Regional Sports Complex

Gates Open: 5:30pm

Movie Begins: DuskFee: $2.00 per person

3 & under FREE

Proud Sponsor of theSpring Movie Series

Make a Memory!Order a Special Occasion slide to

run at a Movie Under the Stars event.

Wish someone a Happy Birthday or aHappy Anniversary or advertise yourbusiness. Individual slides can be createdto include an image and a maximum of 20words. The cost is $25.00 per slide, witha minimum number of slides available.

Contact the Recreation Division at 668-5594 to secure your slide

for the spring movie series.

Family Play Day :Saturday, April 2410:00am 1:00pmDonnelly Park

Enjoy a day in the park with your family and friends!

This free event will be hosted by City of Turlock Parks, Recreation

and Public Facilities.

Bounce House Crafts Activity Booths Music Games Fun Run!

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