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Home My WebLink About6.2 Fall Schedule of Rec Classes and ProgramsCITY OF DUBLIN PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION AGENDA STATEMENT MEETING DATE: August 8, 1989 SUBJECT Fall Schedule of Recreation Classes and Programs EXHIBITS ATTACHED Draft Brochure RECOMMENDATION �� Receive Information FINANCIAL STATEMENT None DESCRIPTION Attached you will find a draft of the Fall Schedule of Recreation Classes and Programs. The brochure is currently at the printer and will be mailed to Dublin residents beginning August 18, 1989. The brochure includes a summary of the activities available this Fall to the community. Registration for most programs begins on August 28 for Dublin residents and September 5 for non-residents. The brochure highlights the Fall special events which include the Halloween Spooktacular for children, the Festival of Lights, tree lighting ceremony and Breakfast with Santa. A number of new classes have been added for both youth and adults along with a variety of old favorites. New classes for children include Artworks, Jazz Dance and Tumbling. Adults can choose from Beginning and Advanced Drawing, Ikebana Flower Arranging, and Truffles, to name a few. The Lunchtime Activities Program for teens will again be offered at Wells Middle School. Students will be provided with crazy food relays, guessing contests, movies, sports activities and more. Additionally a contest will be held to give a name to the program. The Shannon Center Preschool will once again be offered with three classes for children 2 years-9months through 5 years. The Department is fortunate to have instructors Arnold and Kurz returning once again. Input from the Commission on the programs contained in the brochure is encouraged. ITEM NO. /•'2— Copies to: p/r 0 p �pp 0 0'0 WAVY 10 VId MW j-'14ja AIVIAM�� MW," WrAdV4 Aim V7 AFA JL MEN-- w AM� ML W-AW ' ' t�i.i N CI IMY OF DU Schedule of Recreation Classes & Programs AGW -Aim A 0% L �MO -� AM COMMUNITY INFORMATION CITY COUNCIL Paul C. Moffatt ............................Mayor Georgean M. Vonheeder........... . ..... Vice -Mayor Peter J. Hegarty.....................Councilmember Linda J. Jeffery.....................Councilmember Peter W. Snvder.....................Councilmember Regularly scheduled meetings are the second and fourth Mon- days of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Dublin Library, 7606 Amador Valley Boulevard, Dublin. PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION Appointed by the City Council, this five member commis- sion serves in an advisory capacity to the City Council in all matters pertaining to the operation and maintenance of an effective, efficient and adequate recreation and park system for Dublin residents. Liz Schmitt .......................... . .Chairperson Norb Hudak ....................... Vice -Chairperson Barbara Donnell ...................... Commissioner Dan Downe).......................... Commissioner Mae Hernandez ....................... Commissioner The Commission meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Shannon Community Center. The public is invited to attend. RECREATION DEPARTMENT Recreation Director ....................Diane Lowart Recreation Supervisor ..................Tracy O'Shea Recreation Coordinator ................Stephanie Alex Recreation Coordinator .................Cindy Benson Recreation Coordinator ...............Bonnie Leonard Secretary ..............................Char Young Clerk Typist/Receptionist.............Myrle Reynolds HOURS AND LOCATION Monday — Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Shannon Community Center 11600 Shannon Avenue Dublin 829-4932 INDEX Community Information ...........................2 Special Events ..................................3 Children's Recreation ...........................4-6 Teen Activities..................................6 Teen/Adult Arts and Crafts......................7-8 Aquatics....................................... 8 Teen/Adult Dance and Fitness .................... 8-9 Teen/Adult Special Interest ....................... 10 Activities for Seniors .........................11-12 Facility Directory ............................13-14 Registration Information .........................15 REGISTRATION INFORMATION It's easy to register for our classes - just use the form located on page 15. Resident registration begins August 28. Non- residents may register beginning September 5. CITY DIRECTORY City Offices: 6500 Dublin Blvd. CITY MANAGER 829-4600 Suite 205 Building Inspection/ Planning Code Enforcement 829-4916 829-0822 Suite D Suite D Engineering Police 829-4927 829-0566 Suite D Suite 100 Finance Public Works 829-6226 829-4927 Suite 204 Suite D Recreation Department Brochures will be published each March, May, August and December. —2— SPECIAL EVENTS 14 -- HA.LLOWEEN -- Children's Spooktacular Halloween Program Celebrate the spooky side of life at Dublin Recreation Department's Halloween Spooktacular! The fun and festivities will be held on Friday, October 27, at the Shannon Community Center, 11600 Shannon Avenue. There will be separate Spooktaculars for preschool and elementary aged children; each will feature activities appropriate to that specific age group. Both Spooktaculars will feature game and craft booths, even a costume parade for all participants! Please note the different times for each Spooktacular. PRE -REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS REQUIRED. Registration Fill be accepted from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at the Shannon Community Center, beginning on Monday, October 2. PROG. NO. 137A TIME: 1:30-3:00 p.m. PROG. NO: 137B TIME: 3:30-5:30 p.m. AGES: PreschooUK PLACE: Shannon Center AGES: Grades 1-5 PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: October 27 FEE: $2.00 DATE: October 27 FEE: $2.00 DAY: Friday DAY: Friday FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS its is one event that is sure to brighten your spirits. Come, celebrate the season as local groups entertain with holiday cheer. The new Dublin Civic Center will be aglow with lights when we continue the tradition of lighting the holiday tree on Monday, December 4. All festivities will begin at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served and there will also be a special guest appearance from Santa! Admission is a can of food to be distributed through the Alameda County Food Bank. BREAKFAST WITH SANTA The fifth annual Breakfast with Santa will be held at Shannon Community Center on Saturday, December 16. Families are invited to come and celebrate the holiday season while they enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast. Santa will be available for visits and photos. Specific information will be available after November 6. Call the Recreation Office at 829-4932 and we'll be happy to put your name on a mailing list. HOOP-`D-DO The annual "Hoop-'d-do" basketball skills contest is scheduled for Saturday, January 27 at the Dublin High School gymnasium. This activity is open to boys and girls, 9-18 years of age. Specific information will be available after December 11. Call the Recreation office at 829-4932 and we'll be happy to place your name on an interest list. CHILDRENS RECREATION * * *AFTERSCHOOL RECREATION PROGRAM * * * The City of Dublin Recreation Department will again be providing an Afterschool Recreation Program for children in grades 1-5. The program will be offered at two sites: Nielsen Elementary School (Portable 2) and Murray Elementary School (Room 16). The Afterschool Recreation Program is a drop -in recreation program which features a full schedule of games, crafts, supervised free play, special events and more! Program participants are supervised by a minimum of two Recreation Leaders per site, but are free to drop -in and leave anytime during program hours. The hours of operation are Monday -Friday, 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m., with no program on minimum days, city and school holidays, and Friday, October 27. There is a $10 registration fee per child for the entire school year. This fee does not include special craft projects, selected special events and excursions. Occasionally children inay be asked to bring a particular item to contribute for special projects. Registration for this program will. be accepted at the Shannon Community Center (11600 Shannon Avenue), Mon- day through Friday 9:00 a.m.4:00 p.m., beginning August 28 through September 8 only. Registration will be accepted at the program site by the Recreation Leaders on site during program hours beginning September 11. The Recreation Leaders will continue to accept registration at both program sites throughout the duration of the program. For questions or further information, contact Tracy at 8294932. ARTWORKS This class is designed especially for children to develop creative thinking and to foster taking risks with artistic pur- suits. A range of two and three-dimensional projects will be explored --drawing, watercolor, textile art, and right -brain ex- ercises will be emphasized. Last class includes an Art Show and Open House for family and friends. $3.00 LAB FEE PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS. PROG. NO: 290 TIME: 3:15-4:45 p-m. AGES: 7-12 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 21-November 9 FEE: $45.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Thursdays INST: P. Steunenberg BABYSITTER This course is designed to teach the principles and respon- sibilities of babysitting to boys and girls ages 11 years and older. Topics to be discussed include: childcare procedures, basic first aid, accident prevention, CPR, sitter and child safety, growth and development and more. A wallet card and a certificate will be issued to students satisfactorily completing the course. You'll be proud to let people know that you take your babysitting jobs seriously! $6.00 LAB FEE PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS. PROG. NO: 225 TIME: 5:00-7.30 p.m. AGES: I 1 + years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: November 1-22 FEE: $30.00 (4 classes) DAYS: Wednesdays INST: O. Huff BUMPER BOWL Guaranteed success while learning to bowl! You can't miss when the lane gutters are filled with a bumper while you learn the skills for bowling. We'll keep track of your scores so you can see how you improve over the eight -week class. All par- ticipants are eligible to become the Bumper Bomber Star of the Week! Class meets at Earl Anthony's Dublin Bowl, 6750 Regional Street, Dublin. PROG. NO: 200 TIME: 3:304:30 p.m. AGES: 3-7 years PLACE: Dublin Bowl DATES: September 19-November 7 FEE: $20.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays INST: R. Weber CREATIVE MOVEMENT An introduction to dance through creative play and movement. Basic dance positions and concentt will be covered as well. PROG. NO: 110A TIME: 3:30-4:30 p.m. AGES: 3-4 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 19-October 26 FEE: $30.00 (12 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays & Thursdays t INST: A. Stangel PROG. NO: 110B DATES: November 7-December 14 DAYS: Tuesdays & Thursdays GINGERBREAD HOUSE Create a house made of real gingerbread! All materials are provided for you to decorate it just the way you like. Ginger- bread houses provide a real holiday treat for the entire fami- ly. Space is limited -register early. LAB FEE OF $3.50 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR PROG. NO: 212 TIME: 3:30-5:00 p.m. AGES: 8 years + PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: December 5 FEE: $10.00 (1 class) DAY: Tuesday INST: P. Horsfall FRIDAY FUN NIGHT Give yourself the night off while giving your children a special treat. Friday Fun Nights are programs for children in grades 1-5 that feature games, crafts and special events planned to coincide with a special theme. Fliers including specific infor- mation about themes and activities will be distributed at each local elementary school. PRE -REGISTRATION FOR THESE EVENTS IS REQUIRED. PROG. NO: 230 TIME: 6:30-9:00 p.m. AGES: ;Grades 1-5 PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: November 17 FEE $3.00 (1 class) DAY: Friday INST: Staff JUST YOU AND ME A parent participation class for preschool children ages 3-4 years. Arts and crafts, songs, games and other activities will provide an entertaining and enriching experience for both parent and child. $2.00 LAB FEE PAYABLE TO IN- STRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS. PROG. NO: 112A TIME: 9:15-10:30 a.m. AGES: 3-4 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 20-October 18 FEE: $14.00 (5 classes) DAYS: Wednesdays INST: J. Mordoff PROG. NO: 112B TIME: 9:15-10:30 a.m. AGES: 3-4 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: November 8-December 6 FEE: $14.00 (5 classes) DAYS W d d INST: J Mordoff e nes ay. —4— CHILDREN'S RECREATION JAZZ DANCE This is a basic introduction to Jazz dance and Jazz technique. Stretching, progression and combinations will be covered using contemporary music form. PROG. NO: 116A TIME: 4:30-5:30 p.m. AGES: 6-12 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 19-October 26 FEE: S30.00 (12 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays & Thursdays INST: A. Stangel PROG. NO: 116B DATES: November 7-December 14 KARATE Train in the Korean martial art (Tang Soo Do) to develop respect, discipline, coordination and self-control. Students will learn basic blocks, punches, kicking, self-defense and spar- ring techniques from our dynamic husband and wife team of instructors. PROG. NO: 213 (BEG) TIME: 5:45-6:30 p.m. AGES: 9-14 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 18-November 6 FEE: $20.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Mondays INST: B. & K. Berger Advanced blocking, jumping and kicking techniques (Tang Soo Do). A traditional style emphasizing individual personality a ..et ,, ment'Self ^•trCl _lf-estvam recrwM aryl riict inline). Instruction includes open and closed -hand blocking and striking, basic and advanced (jump) kicking forms, sparring and self-defense techniques. Instructor consent and uniforms required for advanced class. Additional information available at registration. PROG. NO: 214 (ADV) TIME: 6:30-7:30 p.m. AGES: 9-14 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 18-November 6 FEE: S28.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Mondays INST: B. & K. Berger SING ALONG TIME Share the joy of music with your child! Learn a variety of fun songs including nursery rhymes and action songs. Musical in- struments and resource materials will also be presented. FEE INCLUDES ALL CLASS MATERIALS. PROG. NO: 108A TIME: 10:00-10.45 a.m. AGES: 1-3 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 22-October 27 FEE: $17.00 (6 classes) DAYS: Fridays INST: D. White PROG. NO: 108B TIME: 11:00-11:45 a.m. STRIKES & SPARES: BOWLING FOR BEGINNERS Stay cool while learning the "hot" sport of bowling! You will learn the proper stance and delivery, how to select equipment and scoring. Fee includes ball and shoe rental. All classes taught by a certified coach/instructor. Class meets at Earl An- thony's Dublin Bowl, 6750 Regional Street, Dublin. PROG. NO. 201 TIME: 3:304:30 p.m. AGES: 6 years + PLACE: Dublin Bowl DATES: September 19-October 17 FEE: $18.00 (5 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays INST: R. Weber TAP & BALLET A combination of basic ballet techiques and tap patterns. Students will learn the necessary techniques to continue on with more advanced study. PROG. NO: 113A TIME: j:su-4:su P.M. Tap & Ballet continued PROG. NO. 114A TIME: 4:30-5:30 p.m. AGES: 7-10 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 18-October 25 FEE: S30.00 (12 classes) DAYS: Mondays & Wednesdays INST: A. Sran_el PROG. NO: 114B DATES: November 6-December 13 TIME FOR TWO'S You and your child will enjoy crafts, songs, games and out- door activities while interacting with other two -}'ear -olds and parents. Children will have the opportunity to develop social skills and make new friends in a supportive environment. $2.00 LAB FEE PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT FIRST CLASS. PROG. NO. 109A TIME: 9:15-10:15 a.m. AGES: 2-3 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 18-October 16 FEE: J 1 . 0 (5 classes) DAYS: Mondays rdoff PROD. NO: 109B TIME: 10•20-11:20 a.m. PROG. NO: 109C TIME: 9:15-10:15 a.m. DATES: September 19-October 17 DAY: Tuesdays PROG. NO: 109D TIME: 9:15-10:15 a.m. DATES: November 6-December 4 DAYS: Mondays PROG. NO. 109E TIME: 10:20-11 ^v a..—,.. PROG. NO: 109F TIME: 9:15-10:15 DATES: November 7-December 5 DAYS: Tuesdays TENNIS Have fun while developing your tennis skills. Class will teach correct grips, fundamentals of hitting forehand and backhand, service instruction, basic footwork, court etiquette and scor- ing ...for doubles as well as singles. Students must pro- vide their own racquet. Class meets at Dublin High School, 8151 Village Parkway, Dublin. $3.00 LAB FEE PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR AT CLASS. PROG. NO: 206A (BEG) TIME: 5:30-6:30 p.m. AGES: 10 years + PLACE: Dublin High Courts DATES: September 12-October 5 FEE: S24.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays & Thursdays INST: Staff TUMBLING This course is an introduction to basic tumbling movements and exercises. Students will develop their basic motor develop- ment skills, coordination, flexibility and agility in a fun, sup- portive atmosphere. PROG. NO: 118 TIME: 2:30-3:30 p.m. AGES: 4-6 years PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 19-October 24 FEE: $15.00 (6 classes) DAYS: Tuesdsays INST: A. Stangel WINTER__ WONDERLAND �Childrens Holiday Adventure Camp Children in Grades K-5 will enjoy the festivities of the holiday season in this special holiday program. A wide variety of activities have been planned to coincide with a winter holiday theme and will include crazy games, theme crafts, supervised free play and a lot of suprises! Registration for this program will be accepted Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., at the Shannon Community Center, begin- ning on Monday, December 11. PRE -REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED DUE TO LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. For more information, call 829-4932. AGES: DATES: 5-6 years PLACE: Shannon Center September 18-October 25 FEE: $30.00 (12 classes) PROG. NO. 250 TIME: 1:00 5:00 P.M. Shannon Center DAYS: Mondays & Wednesdays INST: A. Stangel AGES: Grades K-5 PLACE: FEE: $15.00 (4 classes) DATES: January 2-5 PROG. NO: 113B DAYS: Tuesday -Friday INST: Staff DATES: November 6-December'13 —5— CHILDREN'S RECREATION SHANNON CENTER PRESCHOOL Where Learning Is Fun I Instructors: Donna Arnold & Carole Kurz Preschool classes for children 2 years/9 months through 5 years are offered in three, 12-week sessions at Shannon Center. This recreational preschool provides children with the opportunity to learn and socialize among their peers in a structured atmosphere. Daily activities will include arts and crafts, circle time, outdoor play, music, storytime and learning activities. A ratio of one adult for seven children is maintained. This is a parent participation program which requires that a parent assist three to four times during the 12-week session. Enrollment is limited to 20 children per class. Children must be potty -trained to attend. 1989-90 CALENDAR: Session I September 11 - December 1 Seesion II December 4 - March 9 Session II March 12 - June 8 The following classes are offered each session: PROG. NO: 125 Children 4-5 vears This class is geared to children that will be eligible for kindergarten in September 1990. DAYS: Monday/Wednesday/Friday TIME: 9:00-11:30 a.m. COST: $175.00 per 12-week session (Fee may be paid in two installments of $95.00 to total $190.00). PROG. NO: 126 Children 2 years/9 mos-through 3 years This class is designed for children with no prior preschool experience. DAYS: Tuesday/Thursday TIME: 9:00-11:30 a.m. COST: $115.00 per 12-week session (Fee may be paid in two installments of $65.00 to total $130.00) PROG. NO: 127 Children 3.5-through 5 years This class is geared for children who will be eligible for kindergarten in September 1990 or those with Fall or Winter birthdays. DAYS: Monday/Tuesday/Thursday TIME: 12:45-3:15 p.m. COST: $175.00 per 12-week session (Fee may be paid in two installments of $95.00 to total $190.00). REGISTRATION INFORMATION: All registration for Session I must be done in person at Shannon Center bet- ween 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on a space available basis. Session II registration will begin on November 20. We are sorry, but we cannot "hold" spaces or allow you to register for more than one family. TEEN ACTIVITIES LUNCHTIME ACTIVITIES PROGRAM Once again, the Dublin Recreation Department will be con- ducting a lunchtime activities program at Wells Middle School on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. There will be activities planned for both lunch periods. The program will begin shortly after school begins. Examples of some of the activities you can expect to see include crazy food relays, guessing contests, movies, sports activities and more. All activities will be offered at little or no cost to encourage participation, and will be open to all students. In addition, the Recreation Depart- ment staff will be offering a number of excursions and special events for middle school teens; information regarding these activities will be available on campus. For further informa- tion regarding the Lunchtime Activities Program, contact Tracy at 829-4932. MYSTERY IN SAN RAMON High School Teens A ghastly crime was committed — who dunnit? Come join the action at the San Ramon Community Center as you witness a mock murder, survey the crime scene, search for clues and try to identify the culprit! All characters and suspects will be portrayed by local high school teachers and administrators. In addition to solving the crime, there will be raffles, a costume contest (who's the best dressed detective) and plenty of other opportunities to win fabulous prizes! Cost includes viewing the crime, clue sheets, finger foods and sodas. Limited to first 200 participants. PROG. NO: 304 TIME: 7:30-10:00 p.m. AGES: All Local PLACE: San Ramon Community Ctr. High School Teens 12501 Alcosta Blvd. DATE: October 14 FEE: TBA DAY: Saturday —6— TEEN/ADULT ARTS AND CRAFTS CREATIVE STITCHERY Here is a marvelous opportunity to develop a new hobby in needlecrafts. Each one -evening workshop focuses on two specific stitchery techniques. You'll learn everything you need to know to have fun and develop the skills to make beautiful gifts for special people. $2.00 LAB FEE PAYABLE TO 11- STRUCTOR AT CLASS. Candlewicking - create designs by making colonial knots with cotton thread. Counted Cross -Stitch - distinctive designs are created by working counted cross stitches over a blank, even -weave fabric from a graph. Crewel -create beautiful designs with embroidery stitches utilizing Persian yarn. Lace Net Darning - a traditional craft rapidly growing in popularity because it's fun for beginners and experts alike. Simple weaving stitches are used. Needlepoint - a variety of stitches and textures make this a craft that will blend with any decorating style. Plastic canvas allows you to make three-dimensional projects. Quilting Plus - a quilting technique utilizing another stitch (typically embroidery stitches). (Counted Cross-Stitch/Lace-Net Darning) PROG. NO: 470 TIME: 7:00-10:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: September 26 FEE: $5.00 - DAY: Tuesday INST: S. Lauman (Candlewicldng/C rew•ep PROG. NO: 471 TIME: 7:00-10:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: October 24 FEE: S5.00 DAY: Tuesday INST: S. Lauman (Needlepomt/Quilting Plus) PROG. NO: 472 TIME: 7:00-10:00 P.M. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: November 28 FEE: $5.00 DAY: Tuesday INST: S. Lauman CALLIGRAPHY Calligraphy is the art of beautiful writing and lettering. In this class you will learn one of the basic calligraphic alphabets, and how to use it for useful and enjoyable projects. You don't even have to have good handwriting to be successful at calligraphy! Supplies are available from the instructor. PROG. NO: 418 TIME: 7:00-9:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 21-November 9 FEE: $35.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Thursdays INST: J. Jaeger BEGINNING AND ADVANCED DRAWING All people with normal eye -hand coordination can learn to draw. You already have the ability locked inside you and I have the key to unlock that hidden talent. If you think you can't even draw a stick figure then this is the class for you. In a few short weeks you'll be able to draw anything you desire. Join me in this exciting adventure! There is a lot to do in just a few short weeks, so attendance is mandatory at the September 18 class. Beginning and advanced students welcome. Supply list provided at first class meeting. Beginning and Advanced Drawing Continued PROG. NO: 421 TIME: 6:30-9:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 18-November 6 FEE: S35.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Mondays INST: N. Davidson EVERLASTING BASKETS Choose your favorite basket or vase and fill it with a gorgeous profusion of everlasting flowers. These English Country Baskets are so popular and such a beautiful accent to any room. We'll be going over flower arranging techniques and you'll be pleased with your creativity and completed arrangement. SUPPLY LIST AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION. PROD. NO. 432 TIME: 7:00-9:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: October 19 FEE: S15.00 (1 class) DAY: Thursday INST: P. Kelly FIGURE DRAWING This class is designed to teach the beginner how to draw the figure. For those students who are intermediate to advanced, this class offers the opportunity to perfect your drawing skills. Live models will be used. there will be an additional model fee. SUPPLY LIST GIVEN IN CLASS ENROLLMENT IS LEIITEED - PLEASE REGISTER EARLY. PROG. NO: 422 TIME: 6:30-9:00 p.m. AGES: Adults PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 19-November 7 FEE: $35.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays INST: N. Davidson GINGERBREAD HOUSE Brighten vour home for the holiday season with a delightful gingerbread house. Frosting and candies will be provided for you to decorate it in your own unique style. Gingerbread recipe and pattern provided at registration. LAB FEE OF $3.50 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR. PROG. NO: 429 TIME: 7:00-9:30 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: December 5 FEE: $12.00 (1 class) DAY: Tuesday INST: P. Horsfall FRESH CHRISTMAS WREATH Start to get your thoughts collected for Christmas. What about wreaths and swags of fresh cut greens this year? We will be discussing "Decorating the House for the Holidays." We'll be looking at themes and colors. You will learn the "How- to" of making fresh green wreaths, swags, garlands, topiaries and so on. Plan to get great Christmas ideas and share some of your own. SUPPLY LIST AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION. PROG. NO: 431 TIME: 7:00-9:30 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: December 6 FEE: $15.00 (1 class) DAY: Wednesday INST: P. Kelly IKEBANA FLOWER ARRANGING Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arranging that brightens, colors, and gives life to our environment. Anyone can learn to do Ikebana. In just four short weeks you will learn the basics of this beautiful technique and create two (possibly three) arrangements. SUPPLY LIST AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION. PROG. NO: 459 TIME: 7:00-9:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: November 7-28 FEE: $20.00 (4 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays INST: F. Fernandez -7- TEEN/ADULT ARTS AND CRAFTS OLD FASHIONED VICTORIAN WREATH The lovely old fashioned wreaths of dried flowers, baby breath, laces, and ribbons are very popular. They can be a wreath for all seasons. You can decorate them as simply or as elaborately as you wish. You will enjoy this workshop and be delighted with your creation and the creativity of others. SUPPLY LIST AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION. PROG. NO: 435 TIME: 7:00-9:30 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: November 13 FEE: S15.00 (1 class) DAY: Monday INST: P. Kelly f 1 90 ' ' _1 Thinking of handmade Christmas gifts yet? This is a great time to get started. Join us for the popular potpourri making workshop! At one time "pot-pourri" was a culinary term for a mixed stew of various sorts of meats and vegetables. In the mid -Eighteenth Century the name was transferred to mean a scentei nlix of flowers, resins and spices for perfutnmi g rooms. This will be a workshop of folklore, recipes, memories and aromas "to lift the spirit, cheer the heart and make all sweet". The instructor will bring all the "fixins" plus a recipe for an Old World Potpourri. SUPPLY FEE: $10.00 for 3 ozs. of potpourri to be paid in class. Bring pen and paper, plenty of questions and a large container with lid or a "baggie". PROG. NO: 430 TIME: 7:00-9:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: October 4 FEE: $15.00 (1 class) DAY: Wednesday INST: P. Kelly AQUATICS SANTA'S STAINED GLASS WORKSHOP Do you need a place to work on a special gift? Have you always wanted to learn how to do stained glass? This workshop is appropriate for both beginning and advanced students. Bring an existing project to complete or pick up a supply list when you register. PROG. NO: 434 TIME: 7:00-10:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: November 6-December 11 FEE: S30.00 (6 classes) DAYS: Mondays INST: N. Banl:head WATERCOLOR TECHNIQUE The process of developing a watercolor painting is explored. Emphasis is placed upon developing a good drawing with cor- rect values, proportions, and composition and translating this "roadmap" into a finished watercolor painting. Drawing materials provided. Class demonstrations in watercolor techni- que. Students will reed to purchase a "starter" watercolor set and decent #6 round watercolor brush. Beginning students welcome. BASIC DRAWING IIIATERIALS SUPPLIED. SUPPLEMENTAL SUPPLY LIST AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION. PROG. NO: 439 TIME: 12:00 noon-2:30 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 21-November 9 FEE: S50.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Thursdays INST: P. Steunenberg The Dublin Swim Center (8157 Village Parkway) is open daily 1:00-5:30 p.m. through September 4 for recreational swim. The fees for recreational swim are as follows: Preschool (under 6) $ .50 Adults (18-59) $1.50 We have special money saving passes Youth (6-17) $ .75 Seniors (over 59) $1.00 for all ages. Please inquire at the pool. The pool will reopen in the spring following some major repairs. We hope to see you at our upcoming classes and activities. Please call 829-4932 if you have any questions. TEEN/ADULT DANCE AND FITNESS r:16►-111r.,� Train in the Korean martial art. (Tang Soo Do) to develop respect, discipline, coordination and self-control. Karate is an excellent form of mental and physical exercise. Students will learn basic blocks, punches, kicking, self-defense and sparr- ing techniques. No experience necessary. PROG. NO: 413 (BEG) TIME: 7:30-9:00 p.m. AGES: 15 years + PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 18-November 6 FEE: $28.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Mondays INST: B. & K. Berger TENNIS Class designed to teach correct grip, fundamentals of hitting forehand and backhand strokes, service instruction, basic foot- work, scoring and court etiquette. Students must provide their own racquet. Class meets at Dublin High School, 8151 Village Parkway, Dublin. $3.00 LAB FEE PAYABLE TO IN- STRUCTOR AT CLASS. PROG. NO: 443 (BEG/ADV BEG) TIME: 6:30-7:30 p.m. AGES: 15 years/Adult PLACE: Dublin High Courts DATES: September 12-October 5 FEE: $24.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays & Thursdays INST: Staff —S— TEEN/ADULT DANCE AND FITNESS AEROBIC WORKOUT -JACKI SORENSEN- The aerobic workout is a complete fitness program for men and women that provides time directed to flexibility, stretching and floorwork. Strengthen your heart while toning your body aerobically to upbeat and motivating music. Our certified instructors are highly trained for safety and effectiveness. P.E. credits are available. Jackie Sorensen's nation-wide programs for SERIOUS FUN. On -going classes - start anytime. AGES: Teen/Adult TIME: 5:15-6:15 p.m. DATES: On -going PLACE: Shannon Center DAYS: Tuesdays/Thursdays FEE: S4.00 per class or INST: D. Lee 10 classes for $30.00 COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE Kick up your heels! Join the fun in one of our most popular classes. This is a great way to have fun and meet new and interesting people. You'll learn line and round dances, two- step, western swing and waltz. Partners not necessary. Classes meet at Dublin. Senior Center (7437 Larkdale Avenue, Dublin). This is not a square dance class. PRE -REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. LINE & ROUND DANCES PROG. NO: 427A (BEG) TIME: 6:30-8:00 p.m. AGES: Adult PLACE: Dublin Senior Ctr_ DATES: September 21-Nc:•errber 16 FEE: S27.00 (9 classes) DAYS: Thursdays INST: N_ Wilt PROG. NO: 427B (IN"T) TIME: 8:00-9:30 p.m. TWO-STEP & SWING PROG. NO: 428A (BEG) TIME: 6:30-8:00 p.m. AGES: Adult PLACE: Dublin Senior Ctr. DATES: November 30-December 14 FEE: $9.00 (3 classes) DAYS: Thursdays INST: N. Wilt PROG. NO: 428B (LNT) TIME: 8:00-9:30 p.m. EXERCITEMENT This exercise class consists of lively choreographed dance - exercise routines for the dancer and non -dancer alike. A warm- up, minimum of 30 minutes of aerobics, toning and strengthen- ing exercises for each area of the body, and a relaxing cool - down, makes up a complete body fitness program. The popular music and vivacious instructor provide the motivation, while you're strengthening your cardiovascular system. Bring a mat and/or towel and wear rubber -soled shoes. P.E. credit available. Taught by a certified instructor. Sign-ups are con- tinuous and babysitting is available for $1.50 per child or $2.50 for two children. Register in class with instructor. AGES: Teen/Adult TIME: 9:00-10:00 a.m. DATES: On -going classes PLACE: Shannon Center DAYS: Monday/Wednesday/ FEE: S4.00 per class or Fridays 8 classes for $24.00/ INST: N. Dyer 16 classes for $40.00 GOLF This is your opportunity to learn the basics of the king of sports! Grip, position and stance, body movement, pivot and follow through will be emphasized. Small classes assure in- dividualized instruction. SPACE IS LIMITED - REGISTER EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! Class meets at Royal Vista Golf Club, 9430 Fircrest Lane, San Ramon. Wear flat, comfortable shoes; golf clubs provided. $8.00 BALL FEE PAYABLE TO GOLF COURSE. PROG. NO: 460 TIME: 6:30-7:30 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Royal Vista DATES: September 6-27 FEE: $30.00 (4 classes) DAYS: Wednesdays INST: P. Largent PROG. NO: 461 TIME: 6:30-7:30 p.m. DATES: September 7 28 DAYS: Thursdays PROG. NO: 462 TIME: 11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon DATES: September 9-30 DAYS: Saturdays PROG. NO: 463 TIME: 6:30-7:30 p.m. DATES: October 4-25 DAYS: Wednesdays PROG. NO: 464 TIME: 6:30-7:30 p.m. DATES: October 5-26 DAYS: Thursdays PROG. NO: 465 TIME: 11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon DATES: October 7-28 DAYS: Saturdays JAZZERCISE Jazzercise is more than an exercise program, as the 200.000 participating women and men of all sizes, shapes and ages have discovered. Classes feature a 60-minute workout, including warm-ups, 25-30-minute standing cardiovascular period, floor work for muscle toning, strength and flexibility, and a stretch cool down. Low impact versions are always shown. Improve your physical fitness and build self-esteem. High school students may take the class for alternate P.E. credit. Babysit- ting is available for all morning classes and the 5:30 p.m. class also. On -going classes - start anytime. N. Goldner DAYS: Mondays/Fridays TIME: 10:10-11:10 a.m. J. Dearing DAYS: Tuesdaysrrhursdays TIME: 9:10-10:10 a.m. S. Welty DAYS: Mondays/Wednesdays TIME: 5:30-6:30 p.m. 6:45-7:45 p.m. DAYS: TuesdaysiThursdays TIME: 6:30-7:30 p.m. $5.00 a class, 4 classes for $16.00, or 8 classes for S24.00 STRETCH AND TONE If you're interested in a workout without all the sweat, or would like to add more toning, come to Stretch and Tone. This is a shorter Jazzercise class featuring non -aerobic exercise. It is perfect for those who would like to add a toning program (with or without weights) to the regular Jazzercise workout. Stretch and Tone is just the ticket for those who want a light and lively workout ... with no sweat. Register in class with instructor. AGES: Teen/Adult TIME: 5:45-6:20 p.m. DATES: September 19-December 12 PLACE: Shannon Center DAYS: Tuesdays FEE: $4.00 per class INST: S. Welty -9- TEEN/ADULT SPECIAL INTEREST BASIC FINANCIAL PLANNING The class is designed to assist each individual in the establish- ment of realistic short- and long-term financial goals. Iden- tify your current position on the financial scale and develop a basic financial program. Stocks, bonds, mutual funds. an- nuities, insurance and limited partnerships will be addressed in detail. Call 829-4932 after August 28 to reserve a place in the class. PROG. NO: 400 TIME: 7:00-8:30 p.m. AGES: Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: October > 26 FEE: FREE (4 classes) DAYS: Thursdays INST: F. Harris COLOR ANALYSIS Color is magic ... now let it work for you! In this workshop you will discover your "season"; the colors that nature has provided to be most complimentary to you ... learn how your colors and the proper styles can project a successful image. Women, please do not wear make-up. Color swatches will be available for purchase from instructor. FROG. NO: 451A TIME: 6:30-9:00 p.m. AGES: Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: October 16 FEE: S 15.00 (I class) DAY: Monday INST: S_ Griffiths FROG. NO: 45111 DATE: November 15 DAY: Wednesday DOG OBEDIENCE Basic principles of training: how a dog learns, what helps and i what hinders the process, the psychology of the canine. and the role of the handler/trainer. All training is done on -leash. Commands such as heeling, sit and stay will be taught. Dogs must be at least five months of age and have current vaccina- tions (rabies. DHL, parvo-virus and para-influenza). Cer- tificates of graduation will be awarded to those successfully , PROG. NO: 403 completing the program. SHOT RECORDS ARE RE- I AGES: Teen/Adult QUIRED AT FIRST CLASS MEETING. DATES: November 29-December 6 PROG. NO: 407 TIME: 830-9--15 p.m. L DAYS: Wednesdays AGES: Teen'Adult PLACE: Shannon Center -- - ---- DATES: September 19-November 7 FEE: S35.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays INST: P. Cook FIRST AID - INFANTS & CHILDREN No matter how careful you are, accidents do happen. This two- hour class is specifically designed to teach parents and/or child care providers how best to handle accidental injuries in in- fants and children. Content includes: head injuries, fractures, bleeding, cuts and bruises, animal, snake and insect bites, allergic reactions and shock. This class is a must for anyone to attend. This class is approved by the California Board of Registered Nurses for two CE units (additional fee of S5.00 per unit payable to instructor). PROG. NO: 402 TIME: 7:00-10:00 p-m. AGES: Teen -Adult PLACE: Shannon Center I DATE: September 20 FEE: $15.00 (1 class) DAY: Wednesday INST: 0. Huff PUPPY KINDERGARTEN The primary objective of this class is to socialize with other people and dogs in a safe, non -threatening environment. The bond between puppy and owner will be strengthened as you set the groundwork for the more formalized training that will come as the puppy grows older. The puppy will be exposed to different footing surfaces and noises, taught to come when called, to sit, etc. This class can help to eliminate behaviorial problems such as shyness or over -aggressiveness with strange people and dogs. All training will be inducive—no force or, punitive methods will be utilized, and all work will be done on leash. This class is geared for puppies up to five months of age. Puppies must have had DHL and at least three Parvo- virus shots. SHOT RECORDS ARE REQUIRED AT FIRST CLASS MEETING. PROG. NO: 408 TIME: 8:00-8:30 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATES: September 19-November 7 FEE: $30.00 (8 classes) DAYS: Tuesdays INST: P. Cook TOT SAVER CPR A CPR course designed to teach infant and child care pro- viders to recognize izn=_diate life -endangering situations, such as airway blockage, stopped heartbeat, and/or absence of breathing in children. Emphasis will be placed on causes, prevention and care of common child and infant life - endangering accidents, prompt decision making action and per- formance, anti -choking! maneuvers and CPR techniques. This class is approved by the California Board of Registered Nur- sing for three CE units (additional fee of $5.00 per unit payable to instructor). $3.00 LAB FEE PAYABLE TO INSTRUC- TOR AT CLASS. TIME: 7:00-10:00 P.M. PLACE: Shannon Center FEE: $30.00 (2 classes) INST: 0. Huff TR UFFLES Want to give a really special gift this year? Delight your family and friends with a box of truffles! No chocolate lover can resist such a decadent gift. In this two-hour workshop you will make a dozen delectable truffles in assorted flavors to take home (along with the recipes). Each flavor is sinfully good. Register early for this popular class! LAB FEE OF $6.50 PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR. PROG. NO: 473A TIME: 7:00-9:00 p.m. AGES: Teen/Adult PLACE: Shannon Center DATE: November 16 FEE: $9.00 (1 class) DAY: Thursday INST: C. Hill PROG. NO: 473B DATE_ December 7 ' DAY: Thursday NEW RELATIONSHIPS: -- A Tri-Valle Singles Convention at Shannon Community Center in Dublin. The fee is j' g $10.00/workshop/per person or $30.00 for the entire conven- The Recreation Departments of Dublin, Livermore, Pleasan- I tion. Specific details regarding speakers or topics can be ton and San Ramon will sponsor this dynamic two-day obtained by calling 829-4932. Pre -registration is workshop on November 3 and 4. The convention will begin recommended. on Friday evening with a keynote address and social. Satur- 11 day will be full of workshops on a variety of topics located AGES: NO: 4 Adult AGES: in Livermore (morning) and Dublin (afternoon). The event DATES: November 3 & 4 FEE: $10.00/workshop will conclude with dancing to the sounds of "Easy Street" DAYS: Friday & Saturday $30.00/entire Convention —10— SENIOR ACTIVITIES _ The Dublin Senior Center is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. at 7437 Larkdale Avenue. A wide variety of activities are available through the Center. The following is only a sample of our pro- grams. For additional information call Bonnie at 829-6316. Detailed information is included in the monthly newsletter available at the Dublin Senior Center. MONDAY FUN & FIT. Bonnie Leonard. A low -impact aerobic exercise program designed for folks nge of motion, flexibility, coordination and balance, strength, and cardiovascular over 55. Emphasizes stretching, ra endurance. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 9:30-10:30 a.m. NO FEE ON -GOING BRIDGE. Call ahead to reserve your spot with this lively group. 11:15 a.m.-2:30 p.m. ON -GOING TUESDAY STAINED GLASS. John Nagels. Learn to make beautiful stained glass pieces. Students purchase own supplies. 10:00 a.m.-12 noon NO FEE ON -GOING LUNCH. Make reservations a day in advance for a delicious home -cooked meal. Menus available at the Center. 12 noon FEE: $1.75 ON -GOING WEDNESDAY FUN & FIT. Same as Monday. BEGDiNING LINE DANCE. Millie Von Konsky. Learn all of the novelty line dances being done at area tea dances. Great exercise. 12:00 noon-1:00 p.m. FEE: $7.50/5 WEE" CAi.L tOA LATES. 1 INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCE. Millie Von Konsky. For the more advanced line dancers. 1:00-2:00 p.m. FEE: $7.50/5 WEEKS CALL FOR DATES RECREATIONAL DANCE. A time to practice those dance skills and have fun. 2:00-3:00 p.m. NO FEE ON -GOING THURSDAY CRAFTS. Join friends and work on fun craft -projects. Seasonal projects planned. Share your ideas with others. 9:30 a.m.-Noon FEE: MATERIAL COSTS ON -GOING SCRABBLE. Bring your dictionary and join the fun. 10:00 a.m.-12 noon NO FEE ON -GOING LUNCH. Same as Tuesday. POKER PARTY. A friendly small game where friends get together. 12:30-2:30 p.m. WRITE YOUR OWN LIFE HISTORY. Put all of those wonderful memories down on paper to share with your children, grandchildren, or just to hold dear. 1:00-3:00 p.m. NO FEE ON -GOING FRIDAY FUN & FIT. Same as Monday. BRUNCH. Join friends for a light mid -morning repast. Reservations not needed, but if you can give us a call we'd appreciate it. 11:00 a.m. FEE: $1.00 ON -GOING PINOCHLE. Join friends in a rousing round of pinochle. 12:00-3:00 p.m. NO FEE ON -GOING DROP -IN BRIDGE. Join friends for a social game of bridge. Bring your own four -some or meet others at the Center. Reservations are NOT required. 12 noon-3:00 p.m. NO FEE ON -GOING OLD-FASHIONED DANCE. Come learn the old-time dances. This class meets twice per month. (second and fourth Fridays) 7:30-9:00 p.m. FEE: $3.00/3 MONTHS ON -GOING BUS TRIP SCHEDULE Make your plans now to join our fun excursions. Upcoming trips this fall include: Marine World, Sonoma Farm e without payment. Contact the Senior Center at 829-6316 for Trails and Mendocino. NO reservations will be mad specific information. - —11— i SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR SERVICES Blood Pressure Screening American Red Cross ... _ . First Thursday of the month 11:00 a.m.-12 noon Medicare/Insurance Counseling HICAP (Health ... . ..............First Tuesday and Insurance Counseling third Thursday of the month and Advocacy Prozram)......... 10:00 a.m.-12 noon Health Screenin_a Valley Community Health Center ......... October 23 9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. DUBLIN SENIOR CENTER ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Dublin Senior Center Advisory Committee compris- ed of Thomas Fahey, Mary Gibbert, Barbara Gifford, LeRoy North and Reina Whitney meets on the third Thursday of the month at 1:30 p.m. All interested seniors are invited to attend these meetings. Your input is en- couraged and appreciated. WHEELS DIAL -A -RIDE Tickets may be purchased at the Dublin Senior Center. Dial -A -Ride registration forms are also available. GOLD CARDS Senior discount program cards are available at the Senior Center Office. SENIOR CLUBS SENIOR CALIFORNIANS OF DUBLIN/ SAN RAMON Meeting Day: Wednesday TIME: 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. PLACE: Shannon Center DUBLIN/SAN RAMON SENIORS Meeting Day: Thursday TIME: 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. PLACE: Shannon Center SENIOR CITIZENS -BALLROOM DANCE DAY: Tuesday TIME: 1:00-4:00 p.m. FEE: $1.00 PLACE: Shannon Center SPORTS & RECREATION RESOURCES DUBLIN ADULT SOCCER Co-ed soccer, ages 30 +— Kathy Williams, 828-7649 DUBLIN COMMUNITY BAND Michael Dawe, 829-6954 or Lee Carpenter 828-6410 DUBLIN LITTLE LEAGUE Serves youth ages 6-18 years. Contact Cindy Martin at 828-1425 (ages 6-12) or Pat Steffenaver at 828-2665 (ages 13-18) DUBLIN TENNIS CLUB — 828-5078 RENTAL INFORMATION DUBLIN UNITED SOCCER LEAGUE Recreational and competitive leagues open to boys and girls ages 5-18 years. Season dates: September 1- December 1. Call 829-6566 SAN RAMON VALLEY—837-8235 COMMUNITY CHORUS SOUTH VALLEY YOUTH FOOTBALL Serves youth ages 8-14 years,..Jim Moore, 846-6057 TRI-VALLEY MINOR ICE HOCKEY-449-7699 VALLEY ARTISTS — 828-4995 Local shows, cultural arts workshops and displays VALLEY SPOKESMEN — 828-5299 Shannon Community Center has recently undergone a major renovation. Now that it is completed, you will find the facility dramatically improved. Things may not look quite the same as you remember - room dimensions have changed; we've added restrooms, storage space, a new kitchen and more! We've taken extra care to make the building more accessible to handicapped persons. The lighting and accoustics have been improved to make the building more functional. Phase H of the renovation (scheduled to begin this fall) will focus on improving the surrounding park. There will be regrading, new plantings and improved walkways throughout the park. The play area will be greatly expanded with play apparatus and a new water element. There will be equipment appropriate for both preschool and school age children. The Shannon Community Center is available for private rental on a space - available basis. Dublin residents may book up to one year in advance. Non-residents may reserve the facility nine months prior to the desired date. A few dates are still available for holiday parties. Don't delay —make your plans now to utilize Shannon Community Center for your special event. For additional information, call Char at 829-4932. 12 - FACILITY DIRECTORY ZZ L.r a �Tr 'p O' S n Q L zn Alamo Creek Park 8 (q5c c (Willow Creek Drive) Dolan Park 5 %OX Cfic rC� (Padre Way/lglesia Drive) Dublin Sports Grounds Ic (6800 Dublin Blvd.) 122 Dublin Swim Center 3 �c (8157 Village Parkway) Dougherty Hills Park 90 Undeveloped (Stagecoach Rd/ Amador Valley Blvd.) Kolb Park 3 c (Brighton Dr./Bristol Rd.) Mape Park 3 i CJsc (San Sabana/Calle Verde) Senior Center N/A �c (7437 Larkdale Ave.) Shannon Park & 10 . Coo C� Community Center ( 11600 Shannon Ave.) Stagecoach Park .73 (Stagecoach Rd/Turquoise St.) —13— FACILITIES DIRECTORY For information on utilizing parks and centers, or maintenance problems at parks and centers, please call the Recreation Depart- ment at 829-4932. For information on utilizing school facilities-, please call the Dublin Joint Unified School District at 828-2551. Should you witness vandalism at any park, center or school, please call Dublin Police Services at 462-1212. 1. Shannon Park and 6. Kolb Park 11. Stagecoach Park 16. Dublin Sports Grounds Community Center 7. Dublin Senior Center 12. Dougherty Hills Park 17. Arroyo Vista 2. Dolan Park 8. Wells Middle School 13. Alamo Creek Park Community Center 3. Mape Park 9. Dublin Swim Center 14. Civic Center 18. Frederiksen School 4. Nielsen School 5. Murray School 10. Dublin High School 15. City Offices _ i REGISTRATION INFORMATION _ CLASS REGISTRATION BEGINS on August 28 (residents of Dublin) and September 5 (non-residents). Preschool registra- tion dates vary. Please refer to the Preschool information on Page 6. REGISTRATION IS TAKEN ON A FIRST -COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS and will continue as long as there are spaces available. YOU MAY REGISTER IN PERSON at Shannon Center, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. OR BY MAIL. Simply mail your completed registration form (below) with a separate check for each class to P.O. Box 2340, Dublin, CA 94568. A receipt will be mailed to you if you include a self-addressed stamped envelope. REGISTRATION MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO ATTENDING CLASS (unless otherwise noted). We cannot "hold" spaces. CHOOSE YOUR CLASSES CAREFULLY - REFUNDS WILL NOT BE ISSUED unless the class is cancelled by the Recreation Department. FEES WILL NOT BE PRO -RATED. EACH CLASS MUST HAVE A MINIAIL NI NUMBER of people before class will be held. If this minimum has not been met within four days of the starting date. the class will be cancelled. MAIL ENTIRE REGISTRATION FORM, SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE, AND MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: 'TrY OF DUB IN and mail to RECREATION DEPARTMENT P.O. BOX 2340 DUBLIN, CA 94568 Registration begins August 28, (residents) and September 5 (non-residents) — — — PLEASE COMPLETE FOR MAIL -IN REGISTRATION ONLY — — — — — — Participants Last Name Only: Home #: Work #' Address: City: PLEASE WRITE ONE CHECK FOR EACH PERSON AND EACH CLASS Zip: PARTICIPANT'S NAME AGE IF UNDER 18 1st CHOICE PROGRAM TITLE PROGRAM NUMBER 2nd CHOICE PROGRAM TITLE PROGRAM NUMBER PROD. FEE OFFICE USE ONLY PLEASE ENCLOSE SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED ENN-ELOPE TOTAL The undersigned, in consideration of participation in this program. agree; to indemnify and hold the City of Dublin harmless, and RELEASE the CK Citv of Dublin, its' officers, employees and agents, from any ami all liability for any injury to person or property arising out of, or in any way connected with participation in this program, including injury caused by the simple negligence of the City of Dublin, its' officers, employees and/or agents. 1 HAVE READ THE ABOVE AND VOLUNTARELY SIGN THIS RELEASE AND WAIVER OF ALL LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT. Signature: ❑ PARENT ❑ GUARDIAN PARTICIPANT Date: S UPER SPORTS The Dublin Recreation Department is pleased to an- nounce their new recreational sports program for boys and girls in grades four through eight. While the "leagues" do include competition, the emphasis is placed on learning in a fun enviromnent'. The co-ed volleyball league will run for eight weeks on a weeknight and Saturday. The basketball league will also meet during the week and on Saturdays for 11 weeks. Specific information (dates, times. fe—es. etc.) will be available after August 18. For more information contact the Recreation Department at 829-4932. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Dublin Recreation Department is in need of coaches. of- ficials and scorekeepers for our new youth volleyball and basketball lea_,:es. Practices will be held during the week Fifth games on Saturdays. If you like sports and working with children call Cindy at 829-4932. CALENDAR August 28 Resident class registration begins. September 4 Labor Day Holiday - Recreation Department is closed. September 5 Non-resident class registration begins. September 11 Afterschool Recreation Program begins. Shannon Center Preschool begins_._ September 18 Fall classes begin. October 27 Halloween Spooktacular November 10 Veteran's Day Holiday - Recreation Department is closed. Classes will not be held. November 23-24 Thanksgiving Holiday - Recreation Department is closed. Classes will not be held. December 4 Festival of Lights December 16 Breakfast with Santa December 22-25 Christmas Holiday - Recreation Department is closed. Classes will not be held. December 29 Recreation Department is closed Classes will not be held. January 1 New Year's Holiday - Recreation Department is closed. Classes will not be held. or D/,l NON PROFIT ORG. � ♦/� f Dublin Information Inc. J 6500 Dublin Blvd., Suite '_OS U.S. POSTAGE PAID �� 82 Dublin, CA 94568 DUBLIN, CA (415) 829-4932 PERMIT NO. 375 CARRIER ROUTE J'L��PRESORT LOCAL POSTAL CUSTOMER RECREATION SCHEDULE - FALL 1989,1