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Home My WebLink About12/30/2009. �. � � � B A K E R S F I E L D CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE MEMORANDUM Dec TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Alan Tandy, City Manager �� SUBJECT: Generallnformation GOOD NEWS � Congratulations are in order to John Stinson, Rick Kirkwood, and the Budc received official notification this week that the Government Finance Officers' again recognized us with the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award foi b�dget. This is the eighth consecutive time the City of Bakersfield has receivec MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS � Due to the recent weather activity, there has been some minor flooding a between Truxtun Ave. and 21 St St. and also in the areas of "F" St. at 23�d St. ai have not been any major issues and crews are working to keep drains clear. -� The fifth annual McMurtrey Aquatic Center Polar Bear Plunge will be held o 1 1:00 a.m. The cost to participate is $5 and spectators are free. Sweatshirts for purchase for $20. Advance registration is available online or at McMurtrey welcome that morning. -� Enclosed is a copy of Recreation and Parks' winter brochure that will be dis Californian this Sunday. You may also visit the City's website to view the prog starting next month. -� The Streets Division's weekly work schedule is enclosed. BUDGET NEWS � MERCED, CA - The Merced City Council ratified two union contracts last w and police unions. The police union's last contract was signed in 2006 and tl �rv�lc f�r r+�ei�__�iorr �eirvrvo froo-�o iv� ov�hrr��vo ��r r �li�h+ irnr�r��iornor�+ ir� mc Government Finance Officers Association 203 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2700 Chicago, Illinois 60601-1210 312.977.9700 fax: 312.977.4806 � December 14, 2009 . . ��1=a7:��1 For Further Information Contact Stephen J. Gauthier (312) 977-9700 *****�****************************************************�*****�******************** Chicago--The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (G is pleased to announce that City of Bakersfield, California has received the GFOA's Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its budget. The award represents a significant achievement by the entity. It reflects the commitment of t governing body and staff to meeting the highest principles of governmental budgeting. In or� receive the budget award, the entity had to satisfy nationally recognized guidelines for effect: budget presentation. These guidelines are designed to assess how well an entity's budget ser� ■ a policy document ■ a financial plan ■ an operations guide ■ a communications device Budget documents must be rated "proficient" in all four categories, and the fourteen mandatory criteria within those categories, to receive the award. When a Distinguished Budget Presentation Award is granted to an entity, a Certificate of Reco� for Budget Presentation is also presented to the individual or department designated as being primarily responsible for its having achieved the award. This has been presented to City Man� Office. For budgets including fiscal period 2008, 1,214 entities received the Award. Award recipients pioneered efforts to improve the quality of budgeting and provide an excellent example for othe governments throughout North America. The Govemment Finance Officers Association is a nonprofit professional association serving o� 17,600 government finance professionals throughout North America. The GFOA's Distinguish 'f, . _: � i��a �i] ; GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION Distin uished g Bud et Presentation g A�ard PRESENTED TO City of Bakersfield California For the Fiscal Year Beginning � �° July 1, 2009 .- � ��;:- ►� - President Executive Director �; CI�'�'" 4FBAKERSF� . ��o� �� 2a i a ��ir��er � ��r, � - ._: - : _ .. - _ = _ -._ : -. _ = ._ __ _:_ . . _ _, ; �___ __.�_ � ; `SS`or for q��h� �� ,° o . CAPRA ° . � rrn�niT�n �r�e �e artment of �ecreation anc� ar�CS en�ances t�e c�ua�itc� o� �ife �i�e ��rou�'� a varietc� o� . , � .:. fi _ - -at �� f� � � Sl .,;L � .''�-::�-�::: � ' _... _ � ��' . ��. � � ?#,' " ' ��'r�. �� i�i� r�ra rr�i rrr� � a �r' �� CITY OF BAKERS�IELD MAYOR Harvey L. Hall VICE MAYOR Zack Scrivner COUNCILMEMBERS Irma Carson, Ward 1 Sue Benham, Ward 2 Ken Weir, Ward 3 David Couch, Ward 4 Harold Hanson, Ward 5 Jacquie Sullivan, Ward 6 Zack Scrivner, Ward 7 City MANAGER Alan Tandy Department of Recreation and Parks 1600 Truxtun Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93301 Telephone: (661)326-FUNN (3866) FAX: (661)852-2140 Department of Recreation and Parks Management Team Dianne Hoover, Director Allen Abe, Assistant Director Darin Budak, Parks Superintendent Joe Navarro, Accountant II ��y�.n +�t�r�� ,�,��-x� �" • s� �`�_= � �"�; �� .r: � . s_ ��"�,�n,`�1;�t'�� `��, �unn �a�enc�, Deceynbe December 26, Kwanzaa, Dr. Martin L Community Center, pa� Jan ua�y January 1, Polar Bear Plunge, McMu� Center, page S January 11, Adult Softball Spring Lea starts, page 21 Feb�ua�,� February 12, Adult Softball Spring Le ends, page 21 February 13, Valentine's Run for Your lOK Run/Walk), CSUB, Ma�ch March 4, Movie in the Park, The Park page 14 March 11, Movie in the Park, The Pai page 14 March 25, Movies in the Park, The Par page 14 March 27, EGGstravaganza, McMurtr page 25 Ap�il April 1, Movies in the Park, The Park a page 14 Apri13, Egg Hunt, Dr. Martin Luther h page 18 April 10 and 11, Spring Festival, The P� page 36 April 15, Movies in the Park, The Park page 14 April 17, Great American Cleanup, pag� April 19, On-Line Swim Lesson Registr; page 27 Apri122, Movies in the Park, The Park ; page 14 April 24, Celebrate CSUB (Alum�i Fam SK Fun Run/Walk), CSUI s,T.a.... .. � ,,:�' . . :,::. . .. .._.. _ _ _' ' f . � ....__-_ _ ,,....., . ... "' _ ._ ___ '.—'_ .'_' .....:. ..�... �_.._..�� ...�. �... .. ,t . ._ . . :.... .....i. .'-Sri:.....M-i-�.._:.� .i.aw�.0 �. ��.. <..�..,...._. .. . .. , .. � AQUatics - ( .lasses Kayaking Class Pool Care 101 Try Fly Fishing Ac�ua�ics -- �"i�ness Aqua Conditioning Deep Water Intervals High School Swim Clinics Lap Swimming Masters Swimming Recreational Swim Team Stroke and Turn Clinics Water Walking atics - L,ii•esaving CPR/AED Renewal CPR AEd Professional Renewal CPR/First Aid Classes Lifeguarding Class Water Safety Instructor Training �r-t and �_eisure Basic Automotive '` ��F��`� ti.. : .. ..: �.m.. Bonsai for Beginners Conversational Spanish Digital Photography Dog Obedience Piano/Keyboarding Quilting Social � i c�ren anc� �outi� Ac�ivi�Ei� After School Fun at Silver Creek After School Homework Help After School Activities Build-A-Bike Dance Troupe CTarden Master's C ar en �a��e o� �,ontents �ommunitcJ. Centers 28 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 27 Community Center 28 Silver Creek Community Center --� �itness - Run/Wai�C 26 26 27 26 27 27 27 26 28 28 28 29 29 15 13 15 15 15 15 16 -�.. 9 17 17 17 18 17 16 E vaientine�s liay �n rcurv waix �4 CSUB Alumni/Friends Run/Walk 24 �jenera� �n�ormation Adopt-A-Bench Alcohol Permit Americans with Disabilities Act Amplified Music Assumption of Risk Brochure Advertising Jumper and Structures Park Hours Park Rental Refunds and Rescheduling Park Watch Photo Policy Program Refund Policy Sales and Fees Smoking Near Playgrounds Softball or Soccer/Rugby Field Rental Sponsorships uides �or i"a Amenities Guide Parks Address Guide Parks Map Guide ealth and �""itness - Adul� Adult Fitness Center Aerobics Class �ea�i ar�c� �i�ness - .. . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 32 31 30 � �ea«n Var Clogging Gymnasium Karate and S Tai Chi Tennis Lesso ZumbaAtom Zumba Zamba Gold � ar�CS anc� , Parks Rental Special Infor R�� vit Ry g �jPoi Adaptive T F Adaptive Ter Adaptive Ice rts - Pee-Wee Spc Soccer Charr Adult Softba Adult Softba Disc Golf Cl Golf Lesson: Skateboardir e rs r 1 g PE for Home 1 g Roller Hock� ren and Roller Hock� i , D'�1V �D �� 15t�'. r�C) r�� S S � Fees vary for some activities and rentals depending on residency status. City residents, anyone living within the City limits, not including county pockets, must provide acceptable documentation such as driver's license, imprinted _ checks, utilitv bills, etc. ONLINE .REGISTR� Go to www.bakersfieldcit Click on the button fo Recreation and Park� Households must establish an online account. Go to the "Class Registration". Payment by Visa or Maste� MAIL IN RE GI S TRATI ON Use the registration form on page 6, fill it out completely, including signature. Mail it, with the full amount of payment using Visa, Mastercard, or check (no cash please) MAIL TO: City of Bakersfield Department of Recreation and Parks 1600 Truxtun Avenue, 3rd Floor, Bakersfield, CA 93301 Or visit an office located near you Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center 1000 South Owens Street Bakersfield, CA 93307 (661)322-9874 _ _ FAX: (661)852-2179 Silver Creek Community Center 7011 Han is Road Bakersfield, CA 93313 (661)665-8033 FAX: (661)665-2795 Office hours .for all offices are Monday - Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM � SO] De Rec Pa: not do Pl� any solic Bake De� (66 : McMurtrey Aqu, 1325 Q Street, ; Bakersfield, C� (661)852- ; FAX: (661)8_` �.. City Hall ] Se habla 1600 Truxtun Av or,,�, ;,,� � Bakersfield, C Welcome to Easy Street! Surf the web faster than eve Watch TV o n yo u r te rm s. And now, talk all you want! Digital Cable, High Spe+ed Ir�terne� and now Digital Phon�! . r � ouse NETWORKS _ _�� ;_�_,� �� —�, Ger�era� �n�ormation For prerecortled infor�nation regarding speciul events, swi�nmi�tg tifnes, and othet� infof�fnation, please cull (66l)322-PLAY (7529). Registration will be accepted froin the date this catalog is released, unless otherwise specified. Schedules are subject to change and classes may be cancelled if minimum enrollment requirements are not met. Non-City Resident rates may apply. Proper identification required to qualify as a City Resident. ALCOHOL PERMIT A pernlit is required to consume alcohol in any City park or facility. Pertnits must be obtained by 1:00 PM, two (2) business days prior to the date needed. No glass containers allowed. JUMPERS AND STRUCTURES An area must be reserved to have a portable structure set up at any City park. Additional fees and insurance may be required. A list of those companies who have cun•ent insurance for portable structures in City parks is available at any department office. Insurance and deposit are required to have privately owned inflatables in any City park. Generators are recommended. Jumpers and structures are prohibited in The Park at River Walk. PARK RENTAL REFUNDS AND RESCHEDULING Reservation cancellations more than five (5) working days prior to the event will be refunded, less a cancellation fee of $15 for residents and $20 for non-residents. Cancellations less than five (5) business days in advance will result in all fees being forfeited. Changes to reservations must be made in person at least two (2) business days before date of event, and are subject to a$10 rescheduling fee for residents and $12 for non-residents. In the event of inclement weather the day of the event, the event must reschedule within five (5) working days, no refunds provided. SOFTBALL OR SOCCER/RUGBY FIELD RENTALS There are six (6) lighted softball fields and an additinal two (2) lighted and one (1) unlighted soccer/rugby field available for rental provided they are not in use for City leagues or a rest day for the fields. ASSUMPTION OF RISK The Assumption of Risk located at the bottom of the Activity Registration Form must be signed for all programs at the time of registration. SMOKING NEAR PLAYGROUNDS State law prohibits any person from smoking witliin 25 feet of any playground or tot lot sandbox area. Violations of tliis law are punishable by a fine of $250 or more for each violation. (California Health and Safety code section 104495). Please be respectful of this law. AMPLIFIED MUSIC A permit inust be obtained to have ainplified music in the parks. Six parks are zoned for amplified music/sound Beach Park MLK Park Patriots Pai•k Saunders Facility Silver Creek Park Yokuts Park PROGRAM REFUN A participant who is unable to atte request a refund within five (5) busine: day of the scheduled program/class. Ii and a participant is no longer able t inust request a refund within five (5) the last class attended. Refunds will be an $8.00 charge for all changes, tra� registratio�is. PHOTO POLI Please be advised that all partici department programs or special even photographed. Such photographs may Bakersfield without an obligation to � those photographed. AMERICANS WITH DISA The Department of Recreation an� the Americans with Disabilities Act i discrimination on the basis of a c accommodations will be made in re facilities to enable participation by an inc If you are in need of special accommoda� calling (661)326-FUNN(3866). CRS provides specially trained oper; conversations between people who are or speech disabled and those they wis} Dial 711 for assistance. SPONSORSHII Information on how your business car many exciting events, facilities, or progr� call (661)326-FUNN(3866). BROCHURE ADVER Market your business to thousands w leagues, special events, leisure classes, aquatic activities, and use Ci 'ty parks. A promote health and wellness, foster huma recreational experiences, and enrich the 1 SALES AND FEl Only 501(c)(3) organizations are elig to conduct sales; collect fees, and otherw: parks. Other organizations and businesse an agreement with the Department of R� conduct similar activities. Per Municipal ADOPT A-BENC i Here is a chance to support Recre memorialize and honor a friend or famil� a bench. Any existing concrete bench in adopted, or purchase a new bench with a� favorite park location. PARK WATCH �r� anc�_ �j�or�s �enta� jn�c�rmat PARK RENTAL INFORMATION The Department of Recreation and Parks takes a great deal of pride in the 54 parks loc City including the Kern River Parkway and Centennial Plaza. Many of these parks hav for rental when such use does not conflict with programmed department activities and and reservation policy requireinents can be obtained at the department office or any Parks and facilities are available for rental up to 120 calendar days in advance and no two (2) business days prior to the date needed. Insurance, necessary documents, and be required depending on the type of event. City residents must provide acceptable d (661)326-FUNN(3866) for availability. Parks (excludin� The Park at Rive�- Walkl Type/Length Residential Non- Residential Area/Facility - 4 Hr Block of Time $45.00 $56.00 Area/Facility - Each Additional Hr $15.00 $20.00 Each Additional Area - 4 Hr Block $25.00 $31.00 Each Additional Area - Each Add Hr $10.00 $13.00 Saunder's Recreational Facility (Per Call for Call for hour, 2 hour minimum) pricing pricing The Park at River Walk* * Excludes the Bright House Networks Amphitheatre Sports Fields Type/Length Res Field - per hr/2 hr minimum $: Lights - per hr/2 hr minimm $ Field Preparation $: Bases - per set/refundable $1 *$200 deposit required on all fie refunded if fields left in acceptable c Permits/Addition; Type Resid Alcohol - with reservation $15.1 Alcohol - without reservation � $25.1 Special Event*(Non-profit) Sound Permit $125. $30.1 *Rental of actual park site(s) excluded. Event fee, alcohol perinits or sound pert� SPECIAL INFORMATION . The Bright House Networks Amphitheatre can be booked through SMG. Call (661)852-73( . A"Special Event" is an event open to the public, and/or goods or services are being offered . Any event or rental which will involve staff participation, staff will be charged on an hourl} levels. � � / Splash into the New Year by taking an icy plunge i pool at McMurtrey Aquatic Center. Participants go up down the slide, into the icy water and swim 25 yards, c in and swim the 25 yards before climbing out to a ref chocolate. Come be a part of this frigid but exciting Ba Polar Bears must zueur swintsuits only - no wetsuits, t-sliirts, punts, i � ��ver �ree�. ommc�njt ��e � � _ � � A _ _ _ _ _ � Silver Creek Community Center is located at the corner of Harris Road and Reliance Dri� Bakersfield. This 14-acre complex features a�avilion, swimming pool, one meeting roor stage, disc golf course, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, par exercise course, and two large picn of these areas are available for rental when not in conflict with activities programmed by the Recreation and Parks. Silver Creek Community Center's meeting room, kitchen, picnic areas, and pavilion (cove are available for rental to the public. The pavilion offers lighting for evening events and bas Reservations must be made at least three (3) weeks in advance and require a minimum � deposit. Tables and chairs are available upon request with a fee for set-up only. For mor� please call (661)665-8033. Hourly Fees - 2 hour minimum Meeting Room $100 per hour (Maximum capacity is 100) Kitchen (with room rental) $37 per nour Pavilion (covered court) $46 per hour Table and Chairs Set-up $75 per event (100 chairs, 12 tables) For Park Renials, please see information on pages 7 and 8 �� i� c� re r� � r� c� o c� -�� -�iv i�i e � � � After School Fun at Silver Creek Community Center Class N Enriching, educational after school program that is fun for all children. Drama, dance, science crafts, sports and games. There is also time everyday to help complete homework assignmen on-going and is limited to 40 participants. - Ages: ls�_6tn Grade Days_Monday-Friday Start Date On-�oin� Time: 2:30 PM-5:00 PM or extended tim� m closed on school holidays. Fee $26.00 week until 5 PM $35.00 week until 5:30 PM My Little Bakery Class 1` Preschoolers can decorate cupcakes, cookies, and cakes with different themes each month. Tc creative and to use their imagination. Supply fee of $5.00 payable to the instructor. Class mus� of 6 participants or it will not be held. Held at Silver Creek Community Center. One class pe Age: 2 to 5 Days: Wednesday Time: 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM Instructor: Guisf Session Date Fee `iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii� A 1 Jan 13 5.0 ��i�c.�rer� �nc.� �ou�� tivi�ie Giggles, Wiggles and Squiggles! Clas� A class for pre-schoolers who will thrive in this fun program which allows them to � and play tiine; wiggle through inusic and inovement activities; and squiggle thro� $10.00 supply fee payable to instructor. Cluss rnust meet a minimum of IO partic� be held. A$10.00 supply fee is due to the instructor at the start of the session. Clas Silver Creek Cominunity Center. Eight classes per session. Ages: 3 to 5 Day: Mondays and Wednesdays Time: 10:3� Instructor: Guiselle Gonzalez Location: Silver Creek Ci Session A1 A2 A3 A4 u ' }�.�. � � 4 � � � F - j C - y� i E3 � � ��R�. Dates Jan 4- Jan 27 (class 1/22; no class 1/18) Feb 1- Feb 24 (class 2/19; no class 2/15� Mai• 1 - Mar 24 Apr 7- Apr 30 (with class of Fridav 4/30 =� � : �; _ � _ � �� Fe $40. $40. $40. $40. � Fitr��s cl�.s��s f�r �hildr� � e�eelc� thru I 3 y��.r� � i`��►e�mp�tsti�� yr�n�.stic � sp�r��, sc�n�, da�c� �.nr� r �� h�rr�� str�en th, fl��ib�ii� , ar�� : g Y � Fant�.s�.i� birthd�.y p�r°� =� _ ��.r�ps � �p��i�.l ever�� 4 � r � � • �a �.. � �� s - -....... � � . . . . �J - �rirng in � y`.; .:-.." .d. � � �� e�� t�r.� �itr�ess � ��i�c�rer� � �ou Dance and Tumbling Classes with All Star Dance Academy Class Num� Great way to introduce children to the beautiful ai-t of dancing. Tap, ballet, jazz a� beginners to advanced. Can only register through the Departinent of Recreation an classes will be held either at Silver Creek Community Center or All Star Dance Acad View Rd. Participants must pre-registe� fo� all classes a�r�l a minimum en�ollmey the class will be canceled. Four classes per session. Ages: 2- 5 Depending on class Instructor: B� 'I�vinkle Toes at Silver Creek (Ages 2- 4) (Minimum 6 participants required) Session Class Day Time Dates Fee A1 130013 Tues 10:45 AM-11:30 AM Jan 5- Jan 26 $30.00 A2 130013 Tues 10:45 AM-11:30 AM Feb 2- Feb 23 $30.00 A3 130013 Tues 10:45 AM-11:30 AM Mar 2- Mar 23 $30.00 A4 130013 Tues 10:45 AM-11:30 AM Apr 6- Apr 27 $30.00 Twinkle Toes �t All Star Acad� �essior� Class I)a� A1 131001 Sat A2 131001 Sat A3 131001 Sat A4 131001 Sat y (A�es 2 - 5) (Minimum �i pa�•tici; Time I)�tes 9:30 AM-10:30 AM Jan 9= Jan 30 9:30 AM-10:30 AM Feb 6- Feb 27 9:30 AM-10:30 AM Mar 6- Mar 27 9:30 AM-10:30 AM Apr 3- Apr 24 I.ittle L�apers at Silver Creek (A€ s�ss�a,� ciRSS nay A 1 13 0014 Thurs A2 130014 Thurs A3 130014 Thurs A4 13 0014 Thurs nts r�i ree $39.0( $39.0( $39.0( $39.0( s 3- 5) (Minimum 6 p��•ticip Ticne D�tes 5:30PM-6:15PM Jan7-Ja� 5:30PM-6:15PM Feb4-Fe 5:30PM-6:15PM Mar4-M� 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM Aar 8- Ax C��eer-tastic: Cheer and I)�nce Clinic Class N� A cheer and dance clinic introducing the basic components of che;ei-leadi��g with skills ai and j«inp techniques. This is a non-competitive chcea- clit�ic! Participants should � clothing, tennis shoes and bring water. Four classes per session. Ages: 2"� _ 8tn Crade Da,y: Sattirday Time: 9:00 Tnsti•ti�toi•; Jasmine Jones Location: Silver Creek Co� Session. � Dates . . �— � . , _ _ Fee \ __- �ea��h ancl �i�ness �-�%arious �es Karate and Self Defense Class N Build self-confidence, coordination, balance, and good health habits in this traditional kara beginning to advance training available for all ages. Self-defense allows you to defend yours situation you may encounter. Class held at Silver Creek Community Center. 7 to 8 classes Ages: 6 and Up Days: Tuesday and Friday Time: 6:00 Instructor: Ken Rosson, 8t'' Degree Black Belt Location: Silver Creek Com� Session Dates Fee Session Dates* Fee A1 Jan 5-Jan 29 $35.00 A3 Mar 2-Mar 26 $35.00 A2 Feb 2-Feb 26 $35.00 A4 Apr 6-Apr 30 $35.00 Additional cost: Annual insurance of $12.00 for children and $27.00 for adults. Tai Chi Class N� Physical exercise focusing on mind and body. Chinese Martial Art can decrease str stamina. Class held at Golden State Mall, 3201 F St. Eight classes per session. Ages: 12 and Up Days: Monday/Wednesday Time: Al : 9:30 AM-10:30 AM A2: 5:45 PM-6:45 PM � Instructor: Deb Session Dates Fee Session Dates Fee A1 A2 * - No class 1/18/1 Jan 4- Feb 1* I$45.00 Feb 3 - Mar 3 * * $45.00 0 ** - No class 2/15/10 � .. Mar 8 - Mar 31 $45.00 Apr 5 - Apr 28 $45.00 Clogging Class Traditional American folk dance taught to a variety of music. Great exercise which hel� coordination and flexibility. Class held at Silver Creek Community Center. Four classes Ages; 6 and Up Instructort Loni O'Donley ] Time; Beginning 7:15 PM - 7:45 PM Easy Inter: 7:45 PM Inter: 8:30 PM - 9:15 PM Inter/Adv: 9:15 PM - Session I Dates I Fee Al A2 Jan 5 - I $20 Adults/ Jan 26 $16 Youth* Feb 2 - I $20 Adults/ Feb 23 $16 Youth* Session Dates A3 Mar 2 - Mar 23 A4 Apr 6 - Anr 27 Fee $20 Adults/ $16 Youth* $20 Adults/ $16 Youth* *-"Youth" is age 15 and under. Performance group available Absolute beginn Tennis Lessons Class P Group lessons for children and adults. These classes are a great way to learn the basics or tc Participants must bring their own tennis racquet and one unopened can of tennis balls. Less Creek Community Center. Eight classes per session. Ages: Children - 5-15 Adults - 16 and Up Days: Tuesd� Time: A: Children/Beginners 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Instruc� B: Children Beg/Interm: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM C: Adults: 8:30 PM - 9:30 PM *- No class 1/18/10 or Session I Dates* I Fee �ea��{� anc.� �itr�ess --various �es ZumbAtomic� (Kids Zumba) Class N Fitness program for children using hypnotic Latin and international music and easy-� Participants must pre-register for all classes. Session A held at Silver Creek Community C held at Saunders Recreational Facility. Minimum of 6 participants required. Four classes Ages: A: 4- 8 B; 8-12 Instructor: Ann Wilson Day: A: Mon Time: A: 5:30 PM-6:00 PM B: 5:30 PM-6:00 PM Session Dates Fee Session Dates Fee A 1 Jan 4- Feb 1 $20.00 A3 Mar 15 - Apr 5 $20.00 B 1 Jan 7-Jan 28 $20.00 B3 Mar 18 - Apr 8 $20.00 A2 Feb 8- Mar 8 $20.00 A4 Apr 12 - May 3 $20.00 B2 Feb 11 - Mar 4 $20.00 B4 Apr 15 - May 6 $20.00 Zumba� Class Nu� Fitness program for youths and adults using hypnotic Latin and international music and easy- Participants must pre-register for all classes. Session A and B held at Silver Creek Center; : Saunders Recreational Facility. Minimum of 6 participants required. Four classes per sess 12/28, 1/2, 1/30, 2/1, 2/27, 3/8, 3/27, 4/4 at Silver Creek Community and 1/28, 3/4, 4/8 at S� Ages: 12 and IJp Instructor; Ann Wilson Day: A: Monday B: Saturda3 Time: A: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM B: 8:00 AM -9 :00 AM C: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Session Dates* Fee Session Dates Fee A 1 Jan 4- Feb 1 $25.00 A3 Mar 1 S- Apr 5 $25.00 B 1 Jan 9- Jan 30 $25.00 B3 Mar 6- Mar 27 $25.00 C 1 Jan 7- Jan 28 $25.00 C3 Mar 18 - Apr 8 $25.00 A2 Feb 8- Mar 8 $25.00 A4 Apr 12 - May 3 $25.00 B2 Feb 6- Feb 27 $25.00 B4 Apr 3- Apr 24 $25.00 C2 Feb 11 - Mar 4 $25.00 C4 Apr 15 - May 6 $25.00 Zumba� Gold � Class Nu. For active, older population, individuals new to exercise wishing to get in better shape, anc wish to learn the dance and aerobic maves with no impact and a slower pace! Participants n Held at Silver Creek Community Center. Minimum of 6 participants required. Four classes Ages: 18 and Up Day: A:Tuesday OR B:Thursday Time: 8:30 Instructor: An�ela Medina Session Dates Fee Session Dates A1-Tue B1-Thur Jan 5- Jan 28 $25.00 A3-Tue B3-Thur Mar 2- Mar 2 A2-Tue B2-Thur Feb 2- Feb 25 $25.00 A4-Tue B4-Thur Apr 6- Apr 2! �r� anc� �,eisure ��- Bonsai for Beginners Class r Learn the basic styles of bonsai and how to train your own trees from an instructor with 20 ye Participants will be given a materials list and information on where to obtain them after the fi class meets the second Thursday of every month and you are welcome to join the class at any ti� Creek Community Center. ;; ; -.., ';:, �',: <,;`, � , � _ � �:, - U _ :,;r.�.• v.a'�-� Y " _ _ - ti._�.�� \ . . i .�. S ' • `1"� ��"' � r`��'��. �" z`�.�.�'Z.��S\ '� �� ..��`� T_.`�.�'� ��_ `� T \� "�Sa- '��+�.�\ ' i+' -��`��\`� �`�' � ``� _ � `� 2 �� C�� \��` � � ,�_ ��.��'�� v`� A ��.� -,�� y��-�� ,��,,,`��,"�.�-��.C� -; _ _ -_�' a � ,.,�„" �� -1.�;� �\\__.: '�- �-��i -�`�� ,�"-"�. �'��'\� - Proudly Presents "Movies in the I'ark" at the .�RIGHT HO�TS.E NET'W4RKS AMPhTIT1�EA' MOVIE TITLE DATE MOVIE TITLE "Marley & Me" Thursday, March 4 "Space Chimps" Tr "Night at the Museum Thursday, March 11 "Robots" Th� 2: Battle for the Smithsonian" "Ice Age: Dawn of the Thursday, March 25 "Anastasia" Th� Dinosaurs" � 3�� ;_��_„�...� \�_..��r.. �vc�s.rs-�'�..�.."n- . �.x .��._: �.'��;:.T\:'�� .->'c.i�.\�� c�__�._��v...�S�..=�� \ �'.a��.�� -.�c-.. . � . \rT.\.,'�_Z_� _ v\ \\ _ . ( I . r� a�c� �,e�sure Dog Obedience � � `� Teach dogs the basic commands such as sit, down, stay, heel, and come. Dogs must be atClea t class is for handlers only and proof of vaccinations must be provided then. Classes held at V classes per session. Age: 16 and Up Day: Al & A3; Tues A2: Wed Time: 6:30 PM-8:00 PM Instructor: Session Dates Fee Session Dates Fee A 1 Feb 9- Mar 30 $65.00 A2 Mar 3- Apr 21 $65.00 ; A_ 3 � Apr 13 - Jun 1 �$65.00 Digitat Photograpny Class r Learn the basic principles of photography to use in the field: how to look at light, nature placement and composition. First session is "Nature/Wildlife Photography" and second is "1 Family Photos". Class held at Silver Creek Community Center. One class per session. Ages: 14 and Up Day: Thursday Time: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Instructor: Brent Ru. Session Dates Fee Session Dates Fee A1 Jan 7 $35.00 A2 Jan 21 $35.00 Conversational Spanish Learn to communicate in Spanish, or improve your Spanish skills. Supply fee of $5.00 is pa d t first class. Class meets at the City Corporation Yard, 4101 Truxhin Ave, in the lunchroom just ir classes per session. A minimum of 10 participants must be registered for class to be held. Ages: 18 and Up Day: Monday Time: 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Instruct Ses Dates Fee Ses A1 Jan 4- Feb 22* $55.00 A2 *- No class on 1/18/10 or 2/15/10 Dates Fee Mar 1- Apr 5 $55.00 �iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii�iiii� � Basic Automotive � � � Nr=,w � A new and exciting class teaching those who drive�,��or��are�leai-ning to drive, the asics ofr Information from class will assist in keeping your automobile on the road longer at less cost. Silver Creek Community Center. Four classes per session. Ages: 15 and Up Days: Thursday Time: 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Instrl�ctnr� Rrint 11 Session Date* Fee Al � Jan 28-Feb 25 I$30.00 *- No class 2/11 or 3/11 Session Date* Fee A2 Mar 4- Apr 1 $30.00 Piano / Keyboarding Knowing the alphabet from A-G and how to count from 1-10 can allow you to play eas ison s aft Learn to read music and create simple songs. A performance during the last class for family and f� supply fee is due to the instructor. Taught at Silver Creek Community Center. Seven classes pe: Age: 7 and Up Da . Saturda 3'' Y Instructor: Clar� Time: A(Youth 7-9): 10:00 AM - 10:45 A M B(Youth Age 10-12): 11:00 AM - 11 �d5 e lT...�,. / � a__�� -, , , . ,. .... �- - � r. � a rti r� ��u th e r�i ��, � r- �o � m u r-� it� � The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center (MLK) is located at 1000 Street, just South of the intersection of East California/S Owens. This complex i * Gymnasium * Lighted softball fiel� * Water Spray Park * Swimming Pool * Tennis Courts * Meeting Rooms . �* Circuit Training Equipment * Two Large Picnic A Some of these areas are available for rental when not in conflict with activities p� the Department of Recreation and Parks. The community center is closed on Ho For more information, please call the MLK Community Center at (6G . C'e'n.te�i J�e�� J�ACte� Reservations must be made at least three weeks in advance and require a minimum $10� '`-= Tabl�es and chairs are available upon request, with a fee for set-up only. � Hourlv fees with a two hour minimum rental time Small Meeting Room $ 70 per hour �' 'tY .: :. � . Large Meeting Room $100 per hour '`' ' Kitchen` (with room rental) $ 10 per hour `s;%� �� ; ,� 5.: � 6' f` 3 � r,' Gyrrinasium (300 maximum capacity) $ 65 per hour Table and chair set-up $ 75 per event For Park and Sports Field Rentals, go to pages 7 and 8. Quilting Social , �r� ar� ��isure Class Number: 133008 Socialize with other quilters while working on individual quilting projects. This class is for those who already know basic quilting, but want to share new techniques with others. This class does not have an instructor and participants must provide their own sewing machines. Ages: 18 and Up ��yo Wednesday Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. %~�►mm»ri�� %�i.r.4�i.s. .� � ` � � ,, °; �`�Rr �� i��rer� ar�c� �ou�� jvi�ie Garden Master's Community Garden " Thanks to funding from the Bakersfield Californian, the Garden Master's Community offer a unique learning center for children. Participants have an ongoing cycle of pr� maintaining, and developing the garden. This program teaches our youth about the the importance of healthy eating. The Garden Master's Community Garden is the d community coming together to further the education of neighborhood children. Ages: 5 to 17 Days: ltiiesday and Thursday Time; 3:0 Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center After School Homework Help Class Number 133012 The homework help program offers an opportunity for children to get that extra assistance so they have an opportunity to improve in school. By joining the after school homework help program children can: • Get free homework assistance • Have access to computers for homework assistance • Work one-on-one with a trained mentor • Earn fun prizes for their commitment to school work Ages: 5- 17 Days: Monday-Friday (except holidays) Times: 2:30 PM-3:00 PM Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center Fee: FREE After School Activities .�,:.,_ . ,; �,. This program offers supervised recreational activities including arts and crafts, sport events, and games. This program is not designed as a day camp or child care servia participate in the organized activities, play on their own, or come and go as they plea Ages: 5-17 Days: Monday-Friday School Days Only Time: 2:; Locatou: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center Build-A-Bike This is a class where hard work really pays off! By becoming a part of the Build-A-B participants learn the fundamentals of bicycle repair, maintenance, and safety. Bikes � provided, and once the participants have finished the classes, they get to take the cu: home. Classes start every four weeks and registration is required. To register, call (E Ages: 9- 13 Days: Monday/�esday or Thursday/Friday Time: 3:? Location; Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center Youth Academy Class N� Come join our community youth program centered around five weekly activities dur year. Activities include tutoring, puzzles, arts and crafts, read-a-thons, and cultural er Di'O�I'ilIll 15 Cn-Sil(1i1Cn1'P.(� hv Thp Canknfa f nllPrtivr� a nnr�_r�r�{�-,t .,,-.T„�;.��+;,,,, ��i�cirer� ar�c� �ou�� tivi�ic Dance Troupe � �� v Cla s Boys and girls will be introduced to the art of tap and modern dance and will havE perform throughout the community. Participants will learn style, self-confidence balance while learning dance positions and routines. Ages: 4-15 Days: Saturday Instructo Times: New Students: 9:00 AM - 9:45 AM Returning Students: 9:45 A: Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center �ea�� a�c� �i-�r�ess -- c�u�t � Adult Fitness Centei• Equipment is available for weight lifting and fitness training. Equipment includes ] pectoral machine, abdoinen machine, step machine, leg press, treadinill, bench curl with free weights, chest press, etc. A great opportunity to get into shape. �.ges: 16 and Up Days; Monday - Friday (( Times: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM, except Fri when gym close Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center E1,erobics Class Class N The concept has changed, but the benefits to your health remain the same. There is no i: class, participants will t•un the class themselves and are responsible for routines and � offers. This low-impact aerobics class will provide a great cardiovascular workout. Jc class and burn away body fat while toning inuscles. This prograln promotes healthy 1 Ages: 18 and Up D�ys; Wed and Thui-s Time: 5:3i LocAtion: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center �" � a�t-1� LK, � w1�e .� t�Y. Ma�t-i,w Lu��.e,Y K.wu� Jr�. �c:c�1� � s�-u,y°d,�y, �p��3, � Yo:oo �nM YV h�-:' C��.%�.d�e�w 2-.� 2 Ca�t: �v�e� ea�t� ar�c� �i�r�ess w ��riaus � es � � � Gymnasium The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center gymnasiuin is open for drop-in, basketball for youths and adults. Participants sign in on a list for pick-up games. This super is a great way to stay active. Free admission. The gym is closed on holidays and week Youth (Ages 6-15) Men (Ages 16 and Up) Women (Ages : Mon-Fri Tues & Thurs Mo� 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM 5:00 PM - 8: ( Tennis Lessons Class Num Participants will learn basic skills and techniques including forehand, backhand, serve, an advanced play for the intermediate class. This is a fun sport for children and adults. A lir of rackets and balls are available for use. Ages: 5 and Up Day Times: Intermediate: 8:00 AM-9:30 AM Beginners 9:30 AM- 11:00 AM Location: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center P�� :. ; �� _ �-` .� � � K. ` � � �. - � a� � ,� ; ' b � ...> .>. �: � Come and join tli� c�leb�ation of Af�ican ' A �ica�a-Ame�ican eultu�e and t�aditions. � . . • celeb��tion is to st�en then ;axnil , c��.d :��c�� g .�'''� J' ;�bond� a nd a�l t��e �er��ne to �tt��. . _ � .. . -� . _ _ _ _ �04 �b�. , �: � s :- • e cr�l��al �� A ��c�� Activ��s i�� cc� � , :�9 ; ,� : �, � _.� � -- : q: : r . . danc� : �� ` , �vmm unzt,y �peake�s and � , . : � _ -_ . . i � � � D�cte: � �l � � �Dece�n�ie� 2�, 2�(�g . . Celeb�at a � �°��`�b �aiion Time: � 1: 4(I PM to 4: 00 P..11� � tio� �,ocation: D�o 1Vla�tin Luthe,� K .C'��eb cx : . _ . � - ----�,_--- -�.:_ .�.��._.�� o r�s � �c� a -�ive � �' v L V V `� �' �-.e�gue of Dreams - Adaptive T Ball League t; {` A six week league which ensures all children with disabilities have the chance to pla3 ;: consists of "try outs" (assessment by Physical or Occupational Therapists), opening day of games, practices, uniforms and individual photos. Try outs are by appointment only � or go online at www.ourleagueoidreams.com. The league is sponsored by the City of Bak� Recreation and Parks, Terrio-Therapy Fitness, and TerrioKIDS. �'�g�: 5 to 18 Da�r: Sunday Dates: Mar 21 - May 2(no game Apr 4) Registra .:; Reg�ster: Terrio KIDS, 4101 Easton Dr or on-line �ield Location: Fruitv� i '�'��e: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Fees: $40.00 A►da��iv� Tennis Class Number: 122001 Adaptive Youth Tennis Cl: ;: Learn to play tennis in a non-competitive and supportive Kern County Tennis Association I �� atmosphere. A great way for individuals with physical with the Recreation and Parks Dep f;; disabilities to learn scoring, strategies, and fundamentals great tennis prograin for individ �� of the game. Participants must bring their own racket Learn tennis from experienced cc i5 ; and one new, unopened can of tennis balls. Class will to teach the skills and share the ; be held at Haggin Oaks Park, 9200 McInnis Blvd. Four you don't have a tennis racket oi ;:: ` lessons per session. class. Class held at Jastro Park, 2 �g�� 6 and Up Day: Thursday classes per session. :��: 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Age: 5 and Up Sessivn Date Fee Time:4:00 PM-5:30 PM A 1 Mar 4-25 $15.00 Session Date � B 1 Apr 8-29 $15.00 A 1 Apr 6- May 1 �€��i�°� Iee �kating Sessions The Ice Sports Center and the Department of Recreation and Parks offer a unique ice for individuals with physical and developmental disabilities. Parent, guardian, or a speci� accompany participant to assist them around the rink. Held at the Ice Sports Center, 1325 ��:�� 5 and Up Day: Saturday (Jan-Apr) Time: 12:00 PM-3:00 PM during oper �°'��: $5.00 per session. Cost includes skates. ,�� 'J t�5 -- � 4 l..t i'3� � � l � � i"`�: t"'t ��-.'�'�'�� a�°�� C1ass Number: 121034 ' Introduce your child to sports! Age-appropriate and fun activities will teach the beginning fundamentals ''' of basketball, tee-ball, soccer, track, and kickball. Parents must accompany their child. Three classes ' per session. �,.��F 3- 5 � Day: Saturday F=�� '��d 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM �y ��4� A1: Siemon Park , B1: Silver Creek Park C1: Jastro Park �� Il�ates Fce Soccer �Champs t�'iass Ni Children will learn the fundarr soccer using games and exercises. individual attention and teaching specifically towards young players Creek Park. Four classes per sessio �4ge: A1: 5-7 B1: 8-10 D: Time: A1: 9:30AM-10:30AM B1: 10:30AM-11:30AM �e��xc�� Datcs � e i u i ��r,,,. ti �� a� � �or�� ou-��s ar�c� c�u�ts � � Spring 5kateboarding Camp � v `r `r Class Numbe Inprove your ability and learn new tricks in this camp. Pushing, turning, and oillieing wil Participants must bring their own skateboard and wear protective skateboard pads and helme Beach Skate Park. Age: 5- 17 Days: Monday - Thursday Times: Session Dates Fee A 1 Mar 30-Apr 1 $60.00 9:00 AM - Disc Golf Clinic Class Numk Kern County Disc Golf Club will hold a free clinic to teach rules, etiquette, equipment infon skills, putting, and approach. Discs provided to those participants who do not have their own eq at Silver Creek Park. One class per session. Age: 7 and Up Days: Sunday Times: 9:30 AM - 12 Session Dates Fee A 1 Mar 14 Free Golf Lessons for Men and Women Class Num Classes for beginners or intermediate. Instruction focuses on the basics, such as swing, grip, pos finish, chipping, pitching, putting, etiquette, rules, and other fundamentals. Golf equipment ava who don't have their own clubs. Held at Buena Vista Golf Course, 10256 Golf Course Rd. Five Age: 18 and Up Instructor: Alan Sorensen, PGA Profi Days: Monday-Friday Times: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Session Dates Fee Al Mar 15 - 19 $50.00 Adult Softball Tourname�t Win a$200 team credit for the Spring Softball League. ASA rules with modifications apply. Held at Beach Park, Age: 18 and up Divisions: Upper and lower tration Deadline Jan 27 T�ALL - S'P_ Class Numb Double elimination tournament is for a Wayside Park, and other parks as need� Days: Saturday Times: 9� Date Jan 3 0 Fee $1 057 0 � �� ii i a i�Ll 1 V { Slow pitch softball leagues for men's and co-recreational teams. Games held at City parks on week� 6:30 PM to 10:15 PM. Teams must be prepared to play between Monday-Friday, with co-recre� playing Monday or Tuesday evenings. Amateur Softball Association (ASA) rules with modificatior department reserves the right to place teams in divisions to maintain the quality of competition. N� accepted after registration deadline dates except if needed to balance teams. Must be 1 S before le� Spring: A 1(Men's) and B 1(Co-rec) Feb 22-May 14 prcng eague Summer: A 1(Men's) and Registration: Jan 11 to Feb 12 Game D� B 1(Co-rec) May 31-Aug 20 Mgrs Meeting: Feb 18, 6:00 PM Times: � ue tion: MLK Comm Center -� 1000 So Owens Fee: $4 � � _� �' � � � 's' I � � �i � � � � � � .�� !�`�t"��►��" �►'f3��S �rf +�'� ��t� �►�� a�"�z�:�, ��x�� a�.a� �aa:� w��K�.x� ,��at�[i� �:�sx��ia-�+�a° �e-�t�� a i�.ti;��[. t.nti-�.. ��.x't u�.-�i� it �a �i1 �•�� '��.�_ �;��:�,�a.�� s��.-�nt��:, Ka��x��a��.. ��. . ��ri�.� �.��.a�:��: �.�� --�� e�:ras��.a��.8��.� �:�a� : ��:�� ,�,� �: , _ �� _�.- � � . �� .�,., � � fit� src'h+�lule G��side Us�e� O�i Ga1lec�tiaII .��;�� .��.,��1 �c�� .r,��.� �� tP�:� ��r� +�ali 32�i-3114 ��. � .� � �. �� ±� �-`'x��-a��, ��=�.=�.� ��k �:�aA�-�� st��. � �`�'a�'��i:S'4.�� s":`�?��.� `�� 1t�� x� ��c"?�"11�� *��'r'-a"si?3�.. � ..�.,��:-s�� ;�:�� g�� x� �-��- ��a� �-��°.< ��. #., A�,� �� r-��.-�� " _ �� ':�;�� : �'�.� �� .��; ��:�:�;��.��r �� T��.� ��.�._ �, '+y„��?'a�� ?��. �.d;i� -sfl.�:�3��.'r� e.�B��; i#B: ��:3�.� $�'',��t:�.�. � ��s�� :�� t�:��r�: � �:�sa>;�:.._ ..r:�. � _._�� _��.r_ _.�:�_.__._ ___�._.v__._ __ _ ��e�rr�r�e�a�a�er: � � ��E't:��"s� �Y�'�n; ��?`":i?'+t� t;'�I� i:'rE�� L'��+i�E:�L?d"1 3ii��L�2'� .�' �.�+c�.�$��,i=d.� :i.��P'��iki'e;°P';,e � �. ��:�� s�� .:�x� �� -�-3•��:�� .�c� ��.��-> l�.a�f�� :�a.�.��1��- 3��.��-�� .�� :��: �i��.� ��.��,��. �:�i� �:�� k i.:� s��:��°. � ��.� �� i:3:a�; �� :r�� . ��:��pl�. ��1 ��r��:��° �a�, ��-��x�; ��:p�l . � u � er�5 e�r�a-��ar�a a�� Located in Saunders Park, this lighted and covered recreational facility contains an 85'x 185' r hockey rink on a manufactured sports floor. The venue is ideal for a wide range of activities incl�; hockey, indoor soccer, volleyball, exercise classes, or rented for that special party or corporate eve: Saunders Recreational Facilitv Rental Rates Reservations must be made at least 3 weeks in advance and a deposit for facility is require $65.00 per hour - Minimum two hours P.E, for Homeschoolers �l�ss Numb+ Looking for an exciting physical education program for your horneschooler? Your child will learn basketball, soccer, and fun activities at the Saunders Recreational Facility and swiinming at McMui-t Center. Sign up today and see your child enjoy the benefits of physical activity while socializing. Cla; 4 days a week for a 4 week session ($60.00 resident) or 1 day a week for a 4 week session ($20.00 r Ages: 5-18 Days: Mon-Thurs Locations: Saunders Recreational Fac (Tu-Th) McMurtrey Aquatic � Times: Session A: High School: 12:30PM-1:20PM Session B: Grades 5-8: 1:30PM-2:20PM Session C: Grades K-4: 2:30PM-3:20PM ,� � � i i. � i i i i i. i i i i. i i i i i i � N1;Vd .F � . � .... � .... � .... � .... � , � ` Session Dates F'ee A1, B1, C1 Jan 4-Jan 28 $60.00/$20/00 A2, B2, C2 Feb 1-Feb 25 $60.00/$20/00 A3, B3, C3 Mar 1-Mar 25 $60.00/$20/00 A4, B4, C4 Apr S-Apr 29 $60.00/$20/00 oiser j �a��e� � .';Y�`�.3..;ava: . C �-.". ......�. Roller Hockey Leagues C111SS NtilllVel Keep fit while having fun. New league being offered for people 16 and older. Every participant must Hockey Insurance and their own equipment. Teams are co-ed. Held at the Saunders Recreation, Twelve nights of games per league. Fees are per participant. Ages: 16 and Up Day: 'I�esday Game Times: 7:00 PM, 8:00 PM, and 9:0a �`�"""""""""""' Session Dates Fee N t:w � A 1 Jan 5-Mar 23 $100.00 �� ........�.� �.�... � � �, �� A2 May 4-Ju120 $100.00 :oller Hockey Tournament 'very participant must have USA Hockey Insurance and their own equipment. aunders Recreational Facility. Fees are per participant. ,ges: 16 and Up Day: Saturday � i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i \ �l,W � Session Dates Fee �.,..,..,,...,....,...,.�;` A 1 Apr 24 TBA -In Roller Hockey Program All ages (children must be accompanied by adult) Day: Tuesday : March 30 - Auril 27 Class Number Teams are co-ed. � Game Time: Time: 8:00 PM • r...,.. ec nn ..,... r _ � s�c�oar a��er � �' `�'� .. �: � � �`'e=� � ^� . � ,i ; `�"'-` ?r��' ��`'�".�a�.`�`>�s?��€,`��''��t�, ;r- ;.'� �1 . . ,zss� _.:��...�9° N,,..�?;�`��x�,�,,.�",��' � ;�-y �� Ls`-`,:a¢'� �:� , ( / / / / / / / /// / / / / // / / // / / /. Yauth Indoor Soccer Leagues ; N'="' ; � � , , , , , , , , , , , , , , � , , , , , . , � � A league for community youths to en�oy inc�oor soccer. Ages determined by what age 1, 2010. Held at Saunders Recreational Facility. Cost is per team. Nine weeks of corr �g�s: 19 and Under Day: Sunday Da�es: Feb 21 - Apr 18 Coaches Mee (Mandatory) (location to be announced) Game Times: Start at 8:00 AM ending by � �"e�sion A 1 (Girls U9; B 1 (Girls U 10 C 1 (Girls U 12 D 1 (Girls U 14 Dates � Fee �, Session � Dates* Jan 10 - Mar 7 Jan 10 - Mar 7 Jan 10-Mar7 Jan 10-Mar7 E 1(Girls U 16) Jan 10 - Mar 7 F 1(Girls U 19) Jan 10 - Mar 7 $300.00 A2 (Boys U9) Mar 28 - May $300.00 B2 (Boys U10) Mar 28 - May $300.00 C2 (Boys U12) Mar 28 - May $300.00 D2 $300.00 E2 $300.00 F2 U14) Mar 28 - May U 16) Mar 28 - May U 19) Mar 28 - May .��.�. _ Ac�u�� Indao�• Succer League : �`'�`�' � �,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,�� C League play for men, women, co-ed, and over 40 players. Breakdown of sessions: A 1& & B2: Women's League; C 1& C2: Co-ed League; D 1& D2: Over 40 League. Held a� Facility. Cost is per team. Nine weeks of competition. AgeK� 20 and Up Day: Monday and Wednesday Game Time: Start at 6:01 Se�sian A1 - D1 A2 - D2 Dates Jan 11 - Mar 8 Mar 29 - Mav 24 Fee $400.00 $400.00 Registratian Dead Jan 6 Mar 19 �iiiiiiiNF `1 iiiiiii� �ci�it and Yauth indAOr Soccer Tournament �,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,�, Cla Three day tournament for all age groups. Youth sessions being offered from session B 1 t] the matrix above, U9 not offered; Session G Men's; Session H Women's; Session I Coe Held at Saunders Recreational Facility. Team tournament winners receive championshi� rJ►ay�: Friday, Saturday, Sunday Registratio Dai�s: Mar 19, 20, 21 Times: Friday-6:00 PM Saturday/Sunday-8:00 AM Fe ��ness � �,un/�,�%aj�. ,��___ _ _ _ _ � � � � ��lentii�c�'s �� f�x• �'oui° ��IeE�t•� (5�� g�d l0I{��l�uii/VValk) 'ome and join in on this great family fun run! 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Ages: 12 and Up Class Number: 159007 Time: Mon-Fri: 5:30 AM - 7:30 AM �� 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM � Mon-Th�rs: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM (Jan) �, Mon-Thurs: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM (Feb-May) Sat: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Long) � Sun: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM (Long) �- - Fees: $3.00 per visit OR �! ; $80.00 for 30 visit pass for residents � $90.00 for 30 visit pass for non-resident S � Watey Walking Year-Round Activity Walking or running in water offers many of the same benefits as exercising on land but with fewer impact related injuries. Water resistance makes the workout even more effective. Ankle weights and resistance dumbbells available for use. Age: 18 and Up Class Number: 159022 'Time: Mon-Fri: 5:30 AM - 7:30 AM 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Mon-Thurs: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM (Jan) Mo�-Thurs: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM (Feb-May) Ff ees: $3.00 per visit OR $80.00 for 30 visit pass for residents $90.00 for 30 visit pass for non-resident @SSC�iiS i��gi� i� May C)a�Al�n� regi5tration starts April 19 - '�'Va�k�in re�istr�tion starts April 26 �r1�il. fw wr....S..4�....�2,..,... __. _ .. �..... .. . • ti . . �- � µ �'.��ri �� ' „�� s_ y =-'� � .:. . rl�dii� �Q �1� � Ll�'�� [f you are energetic, responsible, love to swim, time employment, you might be just the right �quatics. Year-round aquatic positions are ava and evening shifts. Call 852-7430 for n Deep W�ter Intei•vals G1RSs iStrengthen core muscles and rapic fitness level in this vigorous, non-imp Flotation belts and resistance dumbbe Age: 15 and Up A�,y: Mon-Thurs Time: 10:00 AM ll�t,y; Mon-Thurs Tim�: 6:30 PM - Fee: $5.00 drop-in per visit OR $4 one month, and $50.00 non-residenl �Aqua Conditionin� �lass ] Receive all the wonderful benefits Moffers, general fitness, reisitance traini� Accommodates all levels of fitness an� �swimming. Pool lift is available for a all eauipment provided. Held at Mc �Center. Age: 15 and Up Day; Mon-Thurs Tim�: 11:00 AM - Da,y: Mon-Thurs Time: 7:30 PM - ee: 5. 0 drop-in per visit OR �. , c�uatics � �itr�ess High 5chool Swim Clinic Class Nu: Get in shape for this year's high school swiin season! Improve your skills and techniques while impro� before the season begins. Held at McMurtrey Aquatic Center. Four week session. Age: 14-18 Day: Mon-Thur Time: 4:00 ] Session Dates Fee A 1 Jan 4- 28 $60.00 Recreational Swim 'I'eain Class Num� This year-round recreational swim team develops swimming skills and abilities. Learn the proper strokes needed to become a competitive swiinmer. Improve physical fitness while participating in an enjoyable sp participation and frequency of practice is optional. Held at McMurtrey Aquatic Center.. Four weeks per Age: 8-14 llay: Mon-Thur Time: 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM (Jan) and 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM (Feb th� r------� Session Dates A 1 Jan 4-28 B 1 Feb 1-25 Fee Session Dates $60.00 C 1 Mar 1-25 $60.00 D 1 Apr 5-29 Fee $60.00 $60.00 Stroke and 1�rn Clinics Class Numb� Want to biush up on your stroke techniques? Want to learn to swim butterfly or do flip turns? We'll tea stroke techniques and turns. Held at McMurtrey Aquatic Center. One stroke taught per session. Age: 14 and Up Day: Wednesday Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Session A1 B1 Dates Fee Mar 3/10 $20/$80 All Session � Dates , � Fee C1 Mar17/24 � $20/$80A11 � D1 A:Freestyle B:Butterfly C:Bacl� Mar31/Apr 7 $20/$8�` All Apr 14/21 $20/$80 All ke D:Breaststroke Masters Swimming Class Numk This year-round program provides coaching to adult swimmers to develop swimming skills. Learn prop� techniques and improve physical fitness. Swim meet participation and frequency of practice is optional. a$40.00 annual membership to United States Masters Swimming is required. Held at McMurtrey Aquatic weeks per session. Age: 18 and Up Day: Mon-Thur Time: 5:30 PM-7:00 PM (Jan) 6:30 PM-8:00 PM (Feb-Ma r-----� Session Dates Fee Session Dates A 1 Jan 4-28 $60.00 C 1 Mar 1-25 Fee $60.00 B 1 � Feb 1-25 � $60.00 � D 1 I Apr 5-29 $60.00 , � e.._ _ _ _ �Uc`��lCS � �,��55�5 — — -- — � z.., ..� � -..� -�.,--...�--, Pool Care 101 � C�lass Nu�m� I'ired of paying the pool guy? Learn to to keep your pool looking good and running great year-r filtration to chemical testing and safety, leai-n to maintain your own pool. Held at the McMurtrey Aql �ne class per session. �gt: 18 and Up !)€��: Saturday Time: 9:00 AM - --- / ��uati�s -- ��as�es Ka3�a�king �l`ass�� Cla � Want to learn how to kayak? Looking for a safe place to practice those rolling techniques? Brin � one, and we'll introduce you to a great water sport! Held at McMurtrey Aquatic Center. Four cla: rental fee for kayak for session, make rental arrangements in advance. � Age: 14 and up Day: Monday Time: 5:30 PM-7:30 PM Instri . Session Dates Fee A1 Apr 5-26 $25.00 Try Fly F'ishin� Cla. ' In this class learn casting techniques, fly tying, and everything else you need to know to succeed trip at the end to use your skills! Class held at the McMurtrey Aquatic Center. Three classes per � Ages: 12 and Up Day: Thursdays Time. 5:30 PM-7:00 PM Instrl Session Dates Fee A 1 Feb 2-16 $40.00 A2 Mar 2-16 $40.00 �� '�"'�' �1'� anel First Aid Clas� ��f� � � �t�� Staa��°c� ��F�: t�_�� H� �;'1,��:/�v�?�� 1��_�, EC�g�lc�, Igif��t, �inc� �looc�boi°ne Pathogens Cla��. Designed for childcare providers, teachers, parents, and others who care for children, course and caring for breathing and cardiac emergencies in infants and children up to 12 years old. Alsc adult CPR, featuring hands-on practice and real-life scenarios. Bloodborne Pathogens Training: Transmission teaches individuals how to handle exposure to blood or other body fluids that cc Meets OSHA First Aid Guidelines, includes books and certifications. All portions of class m classes will be held at the McMurtrey Aquatic Center. One class per session. Age: 18 and Up I}ays: Saturday Time: 8:00 Al' Session A1 A2 Dates Jan 16 Feb 13 ��1�/l��;l�� >��a� ��lleal�e f:�ass lalumb��°: 135034 This course is for advanced students who have been certified within the past year. Course will cover basic refresher, skills test, and written exam. Students must bring in textbooks from previous course and proof of current certifica= tion. Classes will be held at the McMur�rey Aquatic Center. One class per session. A�es: 18 and Up Day: Saturday 7"imte: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM ��e-ssi�on Date Fee 1 nt. r�_t nm m�� Fee Session Dates Fee $55.00 A3 Mar 13 $55.00 $55.00 A4 Apr 17 $55.00 ��'N��/�4EI� f��° tlic� I��°otessional I�escuer l Class This course is fpr professional rescuer (lifeguards, firefighters, and police officers; past year. Offers basic refresher, skills tes Students must bring in textbooks from previ� of current certification. Includes Bloodb� Administering Emergency Oxygen renewal at the McMurtrey Aquatic Center. One clas� Age: 18 and Up �'ime: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Session Date Fee C 1 Feb 21 $25.( I�lmeri�s» � r��►�s , �ua�ic� w�,,iie�u��rc� ��s�� The City of Bakersfield Department of Recreation and Parks is seeking lifeguards for Spring an� Certifications are required; American Red Cross courses are listed below Anyone completing tl may interview for a lifegua�d position; completion of the course does not guarantee a p WaterPark Life�uardin�; Class Numb Pre-skills test required for entering WaterPark Lifeguard Course (test will be held first day of cl • Swim Test - swim 300 yards non-stop using the following strokes: 100 yards front crawl u breathing, 100 yards breaststroke, and 100 yards any combination of the two strokes. • Brick Retrieval Test - starting in the water, swim 20 yards approach stroke, surface dive 7- 10 : 10 pound brick, return to the surface, swim 20 yards on back holding brick with both hands on � water without ladder/stairs, within 1 minute and 40 seconds. Held at McMurtrey Aquatic Center. Must attend all four days in one session to successfully comp] Ages: 16 and Up Session A1 A2 Dates Fee Feb 27, 28; Mar 6, 7 $85.00 Mar 29, 30, 31, Apr 1 $85.00 Session A3 A4 Tim�g: 8:00 AM Dates Apr 2, 3, 10, 11 May 1, 2, 8, 9 �'ee $85.00 $85.00 Water Safetv Instructor Training (to teach swi�n lessons): Class Numb Pre-skills tQst required for entering Water Safety Instruction Course (tested first day of class): • Swim 25 yards of each of the following strokes: Front Crawl, Back Crawl, Breast Stroke, Eler Stroke, and Side Stroke. • Swim 15 yards of ButterHy. � • Maintain position on back for 1 minute in deep water by floating or sculling. • Tread water for 1 minute. Held at McMurtrey Aquatic Center. 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At last year's event, nearly 2,000 volunteers removed 33,000 pounds of litter from neighborhoods, streets, parks and fields! L et's Set a New Record in 2010! To register, call 326-3539 or email kbb@bakersfieldcity.us Visit us online at www.keepbakersfieldbeautiful.us �� Registration Deadline is FridayApril2, 2010 ��. � � �� Green Vendors / KC High School Art & Science Competition For more information visit www.gbgreenexpo.orq ��'� r.� : � �' 1 I�. � � . � __ � � � �. .�r,. � �� ` ..�, � ...'�- . � � _ �� .i_ . . ._. `� : �i . .. � � � � - -- � - �Y i" �... • � � i 1 � � � �. _ ; �� - __ � �''h�3 g_ � . .� �. � � t ,r, T �� '"��1� �� l�i��r� �� l l� � � _ _ - � .� �� = �� at�ur�� un�.��, �i�t�il �.� �. 1 �. � �= � �_ � � ,� <: � = L �� i�s � �tive �� lui� � � - ��u��l�� f�or I�i�l�� l�u��r� I�u�l� I�� :�__.�.� . _ �ra�� I'ir�� F�� '�� hil �ir�� ►i�i�i�i� � � � rr��i�� _, �; �-: �� , : . �= __ . �� -�r ��r�r �� Paqe 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE WEEK OF JANUARY 4, 2010 — JANUARY 8, 2010 Resurfacing/Reconstructing streets in the followinq areas: Preparing streets for reconstruction (lowering utility manholes) in the area betv� District Boulevard & White Lane, west of Gosford Road. Miscellaneous Streets Division pro�ects: Installing curb & gutters in the area between California Avenue & 4t" Str� Chester Avenue (CDBG FUNDED PROJECT). Working on the Ming Avenue widening project. � THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Paqe 2 of 2 STREETS SWEEPING SCHEDULE Mondav, January 4, 2010 Between Golden State & 16th St. -"F" St. & Oak St. / Kern River Boundary Between 34t" St. & 30t" St. — Chester Ave. & San Dimas St. Between San Dimas St. & Beale Ave. — 34t" / Bernard St. & Niles St. Between Olive Dr. & Riverlakes Dr. (ext.) — Riverlakes Dr. & Coffee Rd. Tuesday, January 5, 2010 Between California Ave. & Brundage Ln. — Oak St. & Union Ave. Between Renfro Rd. & Jenkins Rd. — Stockdale Hwy. & Kern River Boundary. Wednesday, Januarv 6, 2010 Between Panorama Dr. & Bernard St. - Union Ave. & Loma Linda Dr. Between River Blvd. & E. Columbus St. — Panorama Dr. & Columbus St. Between College Ave. & Azalea Ave. — Mountain Dr. & Raval St. Between Ming Ave. & White Ln. — Allen Rd. & Buena Vista Rd. Thursdav, Januarv 7, 2010 City areas between Kentucky St. & Quincy St. — Owens St. & Virginia St. Between Union Ave. & Washington St. — E. Truxtun Ave. & Brundage Ln. Between Progress Rd. & Old River Rd. — Panama Ln. & Pacheco Rd. (alignme City areas between Progress Rd. & Old River Rd. — Meadow Falls Dr. & Rose � Fridav, Januarv 8, 2010 Between Ming Ave. & White Ln. — Buena Vista Rd. & Old River Rd. Wages frozen for Merced city fire, police -- MercedSunStar.com :: Merced News, Real Estate, Jobs Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2009 In/ages frozen for Merced city fire, police All sides in agreement as City Council ratifies union contracts in belt-tightening time By JONAH OWEN LAMB jlamb@mercedsun-star.com The Merced City Council ratified two less-than-generous union contracts Monday night with perhaps the city's employees -- firemen and policemen. While all sides voiced their general satisfaction with the contracts' outcome, the austerity agreements, which among other things, came at a time when the troubled economy has forced the city to tighten its belt. "We came to a very good agreement," said Merced City Manager John Bramble, about the contracts. "They ur situation, and we understood their issues." While the two agreements saw each union give concessions in the form of wage freezes, they were limited in renegotiated within a short period. Tf�e Merced Police Officers Association, which represents roughly 100 officers, agreed to a two-year contract � but received a slight improvement in their medical coverage. The last contract the association signed was in � "I'm pleased with the outcome because there are a lot of cities faced with layoffs and work furloughs and red� able to come to an agreement with the city where we're not losing anylhing," said Keith Pelowski, president o The Merced Fire Fighters Local 1479 of the Internationa� Fire Fighters Association, which represents 62 firefigt signed a one-year contract, which also includes a wage freeze. The contract also includes an increase in out-o costs, said )eremy Franklin, the secretary of the firefighters union. Aside from minor concessions, the union was happy with the contract, said Franklin, especially with the econo as it is. Most of all, they wanted to avoid layoffs, and they did, he said. The two unions had been in negotiations with the city since late summer. While neither union lost wages nor jobs in the new contracts, this is the first time in recent memory their conl wage freezes. These labor negotiations may now be over, but the city still faces some pending labor agreements that may b rough budget year ahead. The city already shed 74 jobs this year and it remains to be seen what next year's budget may mean for city � it's still tao early to say what the next budget year will mean for all the city's employees until some of the city in January. The city is currently in negotiations with two other groups of city employees; those represented by the Americ State, County and Municipal Workers and those workers not represented by a union. Reporter lonah Owen Lamb can be reached at (209) 385-2484 or j/ambCa�mercedsun-star. com,