Lewiston Parks and Recreation by Lewiston Tribune

LEWISTON COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

2011 FALL

Parks and Recreation Library

Lewiston Parks and Recreation Office

Lewiston Community Center, 1424 Main St., Downtown Lewiston Open Monday-Friday 8:00am-6:00pm, Call for more information 208-746-2313

Lewiston City Library

428 Thain Road, Lewiston, ID 83501 Open Monday-Thursday 9:00am-7:00pm; Friday 9:00am-5:00pm; Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm Call for more information 208-743-6519

Lewiston Parks and Recreation Info

BROCHURE LOCATIONS

Lewiston Parks and Recreation - 1424 Main Street City Hall – 1134 F Street Lewiston Library – 428 Thain Road Community Development – 215 D Street Lewis Clark Valley Chamber of Commerce 502 Bridge Street, Clarkston, WA 99403

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Lewiston Parks and Recreation Info ........................................................ 2 Rental Facilites .......................................................................................... 3 Shelter Rentals.......................................................................................... 3 Park Amenties ........................................................................................... 3 Special Events and Programs...............................................................5-6 Youth Activities........................................................................................6-7 Youth Sports .............................................................................................. 8 Adult Sports and Activities ...................................................................9-11 Senior Activities ....................................................................................... 11 Senior Classes ........................................................................................12 Lewiston City Library..........................................................................13-16

CONTACT INFO

Physical Address: 1424 Main Street, Lewiston, ID 83501 Office: 208-746-2313 Fax: 208-746-9110 Business Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-6:00 pm www.cityoflewiston.org

ADDITIONAL CITY CONTACT NUMBERS

Questions regarding trees, bushes or tall grass that is causing sight distance problems for vehicles or pedestrians Kris Dugger 208-791-8453 or Merritt Donlon 208-791-2654. Questions regarding weeds on private property, public property or the right of way please call Steve Campbell 208-746-1318 x292. Questions regarding planting a new tree or removing existing trees from the right of way, please call Phil Shinn 208-791-9602. Questions regarding trees that are blown down into the street please call the Streets Division call out number 208-791-2311.

FACILITIES WILL BE CLOSED Monday, September 5 Monday, October 10

Labor Day Columbus Day

STAFF MEMBERS Tim Barker ......................................Interim Parks and Recreation Director Corky Fazio ..........................................Grounds Maintenance Supervisor Jerry Michael ......................................... Building Maintenance Supervisor Lynn Welch ...................... Athletic Classes and Team Sports Coordinator Brandon Johnson (Beeg) .....Youth and Community Programs Specialist Linda Rape ...........................................................Administrative Secretary Phil Shinn.............................................................................Urban Forester Brenda Goldammer .......Lewiston Youth Volunteer Program Coordinator

LOCATION OF FACILITIES Lewiston Community Center .......................1424 Main Street Fenton Gym........................................................ 1203 8th Ave Normal Hill Cemetery......................................1122 7th Street

BAD WEATHER CANCELLATIONS

In case of inclement weather in which classes, games or activities may be cancelled, parents or a team representative will be responsible for calling 208-746-2313. Cancellation decisions for games will normally be made by 4:00 pm Monday – Friday. All games cancelled will be made up at a later date.

MEDICAL INSURANCE

All participants in the Lewiston Parks and Recreation Department programs must have their own medical insurance to cover any injuries sustained while participating in any activity sponsored by the department. The City of Lewiston will not be financially responsible for any medical expenses.

AUTHORIZED VENDOR

Lewiston Parks and Recreation is an authorized vendor of recreational registrations for the Idaho State Parks and Recreation Department. Validation permits and stickers for boats, snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles and Park N Ski may be purchased at the department.

REFUND POLICY

The purpose of this policy is to provide customer satisfaction in every program and activity offered by the Lewiston Parks and Recreation and to allow for refunds in an efficient and timely fashion when satisfaction cannot be guaranteed or circumstances beyond the Department’s control prevent participation in the scheduled program or event. This policy applies to all leases of the community center; swimming pool admissions, lessons, and passes; and recreation program participation fees. 1. Full refunds will be made on any programs cancelled or altered by Lewiston Parks and Recreation. 2. Full refunds will be made on any one or two session programs with request made within five working days following the event or class. 3. Full refunds will be made in programs with more than two games or classes scheduled with request made prior to the third session. Half refunds will be made on requests prior to the start of the second half. No refunds will be made once the second half of a program begins. 4. With the above qualifications, refunds will be granted for any reason with no questions asked. However, participants will be encouraged to continue participating if dissatisfied with the program in an effort to eliminate the dissatisfaction when possible. If they are still dissatisfied, the refund will be processed as if it was done at the time of the original request. 5. All participants who request a refund will be asked to fill out a brief voluntary questionnaire to assist Lewiston Parks and Recreation in developing a higher level of service. 6. When possible, Lewiston Parks and Recreation will offer cash refunds at our office upon request. If necessary, due to the refund amount or cash available, refunds may need to be processed through City of Lewiston Finance Department, which makes payments twice a month. 7. Checks returned for insufficient funds may require a $25.00 service fee.

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DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE Welcome to the Lewiston Parks and Recreation fall programming season. I hope that you find this guide helpful as you read through and learn about the Department and some of the many things that happen through our programming and around the City. I encourage you to get involved and be active in your daily lives. We have plenty of classes and opportunities to explore and to get in shape and have some fun. Our Community Center offers great activities, and the parks, ball fields, and trails afford you a diverse set of options. Whether you live here or are hosting visitors to our community, we invite you to take advantage of the services we provide. I am very proud of our facilities and the dedicated staff we have that make our entire system work. We continue to work hard and strive to give our patrons the best we have to offer, now and into the future with ongoing developments. Enjoy perusing this brochure and what it

contains. We have many new ideas and programs that we would love to hear your feedback on that have been implemented over the past year, or if you have any ideas that you may have for future offerings. Feel free to email me your thoughts, comments, ideas or suggestions or find us on Facebook and become a friend for up-todate information on programs and events. There may be no better time to get started than right now, explore what we offer, because with parks and recreation the benefits are endless! Sincerely, Tim Barker Interim Parks and Recreation Director tbarker@cityoflewiston.org

RENTAL FACILITIES Lewiston Community Center 1424 Main Street, Lewiston, ID

Situated in beautiful downtown Lewiston, the Lewiston Community Center is an ideally located rental facility in the Lewis – Clark Valley. The Lewiston Community Center is a perfect location for your upcoming event. Book this great facility for Weddings, Receptions, Auctions, Corporate Parties, Dances, Reunions, Retirement Parties, Holiday Evens, Birthday Parties and much more…! Currently the Lewiston Community Centers offers free Wi-Fi. Room prices varie from $19 - $64/hour. For additional information contact Lewiston Parks and Recreation at 208-746-2313.

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Fenton Gym 1203 8th Ave, Lewiston, ID

If your basketball, volleyball, softball, or baseball team is looking for a place to practice or you may have a youth group or organization that needs gym space for a special activity, Fenton Gym is available to be reserved for your event or activity. Gym rental is $17 per hour and reservations may be made at the Parks and Recreation office at 208-746-2313.

Rental Facilities

SHELTERS AVAILABLE FOR RENT Hereth Park – 1534 Powers Ave Airport Park – 528 Cedar Ave Kiwanis Park – 806 Snake River Ave Sunset Park – 2602 11th Ave Pioneer Band Shell – 203 5th St

Persons or organizations may reserve portions of the City’s parks for special events. The reservation must be made at the Parks & Recreation office at 1424 Main St. Permits are issued on a first come, first served basis. There is a fee for exclusive use of an area of the park. Alcohol permits must be obtained at the park office and approvals given by the Parks and Recreation Director and the police department. Special conditions apply to having an alcohol related event in a City of Lewiston Park. For more information call the Parks & Recreation office at 208-746-2313.

City of Lewiston Park Amenities PARK NAME

ADDRESS

Airport Park

528 Cedar Ave

ACRES 16

Baughman Park

102 Snake River Ave

2.21

Brackenbury Square

605 Main St.

0.5

Clearwater Park

3rd Ave N & 24th St

Community Park

1239 Warner Ave

150

Demolay Park

1402 Prospect Ave

East End Boat Ramp

3212 N & S Highway

6.45

Fenton Park

716 13th St

Hathaway Field

414 Bryden Ave

10 Hereth Park

1534 Powers Ave

11 Jewett Park

408 22nd Ave

12 Kiwanis Park/Mtn Dew Skate Park 806 Snake River Ave

13 Locomotive Park

2102 Main St

7.43

14 Modie Park

1035 21st St

15 Pepsi Park

2130 1st Ave N

16 Pioneer Park

203 5th St

17 Prospect Park

814 Prospect Ave

18 Rettig Square

117 12th St

0.8

19 Rose Garden

2031 N & S Highway

20 Sunset Park

2602 11th Ave

21 Syringa Park

3423 Syringa Dr

5.6

22 Trevitt Park

510 8th St

1.5

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Special Events and

Banana Belt Old Time Fiddle Show

Don’t miss this bi-annual Fiddle Show! The show will be held at the Lewiston Community Center, 1424 Main Street. All Ages Day Time Saturday, Oct. 15th 1pm-5pm Fee: $4 (12 and under – Free)

Location Lewiston Community Center

Programs

NEW! Summer Clean - Community Yard Sale

Lewiston Parks and Recreation will host a Community Yard Sale. We are looking for individuals who want to sell gently used items they no longer use such as: toys, children’s clothing, tools, furniture, sports equipment, etc. Cost is $15 per 12’ x 4’ space which includes an 8’x 3’ table if needed. Day Time Saturday, Sept. 10th 8am-12pm Fee: FREE

Location Lewiston Community Center

Introduction to Spanish

Join Instructor Sal Jerez because Spanish is one of the most-used languages in the world, and it’s one that is relatively easy for English speakers to master. Whether you are studying Spanish at school, learning the language on your own or just wanting to pick enough Spanish to make your travels more enjoyable, this collection of lessons and articles is designed to help you gain a fuller understanding of the language. All Ages Day Time Location Mondays 6pm – 7:30pm Lewiston Community Center September 12, 19, 26 October 3, 17, 24 (No Class 10/10 Building Closed) Fee: $35 Registration Deadline: Friday, September 9th

New! Hula Dancing

Join instructor Nancy “Mokihana” Schumm for this brand new class. Hula is a dance form accompanied by chant or song. It was developed in the Hawaiian Islands by the Polynesians who originally settled there. Ages: 10 and older Day Mondays

Time 6pm – 7:30pm

Location Lewiston Community Center

September 12, 19, 26 October 3, 17, 24 (No Class 10/10 Building Closed)

Fee: $30 Registration Deadline: Friday, September 9th

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Special Programs and Youth Activities

New! Lewiston Teen Late Night (Formerly Youth Activities Club) Scheduled Friday nights after Lewiston High School football games Lewiston Parks and Recreation will host Lewiston Teen Late Night events. Stay up late and experience a night filled with many great activities. Teen Late Night - include dances, basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, board games, card games, foosball, and pool. Ages: 9th – 12th Grades – Must have High School ID Day Time Location Friday, Sept. 2nd – Dance Friday, Sept. 16th – Out Friday, Sept. 30th – Dance Friday, Oct. 14th – Out Friday, October 28th – Dance

9pm – 12am 9pm – 12am 9pm – 12am 9pm – 12am 9pm – 12am

Lewiston Community Center Lewiston Community Center Lewiston Community Center Fenton Gym Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $5

NEW! Hole In One Disc Golf Tournament

It’s time to get outdoors! Join us for a disc golf tournament with 3 different categories and prizes for winners. Limtied to first 10 people in each category. Men’s 18 & older, Women’s 18 & older, Teens 12-17 yrs. Ages: 17 and Older Day Sunday Aug. 28

Time 1:00 pm start

Location Sunset Park Disc Golf Course

Fee: $10/ person Registration Deadline: Wednesday, August 24th

Lewiston Youth Volunteer Program

Join the Lewiston Youth Volunteer Program as we find new and exciting ways to serve our community! Lewiston Parks and Recreation brings this volunteer program to all Lewiston young people in grades 9-12. Find a volunteer opportunity that suits your interests and abilities, meet new friends and do good things for others. Anytime is a great time to volunteer. If you are interested in children, city beautification, literacy, health care or the environment, the Lewiston Youth Volunteer Program has a volunteer opportunity for you. Doing volunteer work makes you eligible for many national, state, and local scholarships, and gives you a chance to explore different careers. If you are looking for a meaningful and fun way to be involved, consider volunteering with the Lewiston Youth Volunteer Program. Contact Brenda Goldammer; program coordinator, for details. The program is located in the Lewiston Community Center. Please call 208-791-7017 for this amazing opportunity.

Steelhead Fishing for Youth

Idaho Fish and Game and Lewiston Parks & Recreation are offering a FREE clinic on Steelhead fishing for youth. Idaho Fish and Game officials will conduct a classroom clinic and fishing trip where they will discuss fish biology, identification (wild vs. hatchery), and different fishing techniques. Ages: 8 – 14 Day Time Location Thursday, Sept. 22nd

6pm – 9pm

Idaho Fish & Game – 3316 16th St

Saturday, Sept. 24th

8am

Idaho Fish & Game – 3316 16th St

Fee: FREE

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Youth

NEW! Outdoor Explorations

Join instructor Colleen Kulesza for this brand new class! Participants will explore the wonderful world of nature at the magnificent Modie Park. Participants can enroll in either the class held on Tuesdays or class held on Thursdays. Class size is limited to the first 15. Ages: 3rd – 5th Graders Day Time Location Tuesdays - Class 1 September 6, 13, 20, 27 Thursday – Class 2 September 8, 15, 22, 29

4pm – 6pm

Modie Park - 1035 21st St

4pm – 6pm

Modie Park - 1035 21st St

Activities

Fee: $25 Registration Deadline: Friday, September 2nd

NEW! Nature Investigations

Join instructor Colleen Kulesza for another brand new class! Participants will investigate the wonders of fall at Modie Park. Participants can enroll in either the class held on Tuesdays or class held on Thursdays. Class size is limited to the first 15. Ages: 3rd – 5th Graders Day Time Location Tuesdays - Class 1 October 4, 11, 18, 25 Thursday – Class 2 October 6, 13, 20, 27

4pm – 6pm

Modie Park - 1035 21st St

4pm – 6pm

Modie Park - 1035 21st St

Fee: $25 Registration Deadline: Friday, September 30th

NEW! Wild Creations

Join instructor Colleen Kulesza for an amazing nature art class! This class is inspired by and made from nature. Class size is limited to the first 15. Ages: 3rd – 5th Graders Day Time Location Tuesdays 4pm – 6pm Lewiston Community Center November 1, 8, 15, 29 (No class Thanksgiving week)

Fee: $30 Registration Deadline: Friday, October 28th

Hand Prints Children’s Art Studio

Instructor Judy Parry will be offering a five week mini course including classes in crafts, clay, drawing, and watercolor. Class size is limited to the first 30. Ages: 1st – 6th Graders Day Time Location Thursdays 6pm – 7pm Session 1 - Sept. 15, 22, 29 October 6, 13 Session 2 - Oct. 20, 27 6pm – 7:30pm November 3, 10, 17

Lewiston Community Center Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $65 Registration Deadline: Session 1: Friday, September 9th Session 2: Friday, October 14th

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Youth Sports and Activities

Pumpkin Carving for Kids

Join us for a fun filled evening of pumpkin carving! Carve your very own Jack-O-Lantern using stencils or free hand. Halloween music, movie, and all materials will be provided. Parents are encouraged to join in the fun with their child. Must have at least 15 participants to hold class. Ages: 4 – 10 Day Time Location Wednesday, Oct. 19th

6:30pm – 7:30pm

Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $10 Registration Deadline: Friday, October 14th

Youth Triathlon

The Clearwater Youth Triathlon is for youth of all abilities who would like to participate in a fun triathlon. Participants will swim, bike, and run; the race distance is based upon age and the non-competitive environment will be perfect for kids of all ability levels. All participants receive a t-shirt and all finishers will receive a finisher’s medallion. All participants must wear helmets during the bike leg of the event. Ages: 5 – 14

Day Saturday, Aug. 20th

Time 9:30am – 11:30am

Location Bert Lipps Pool & Sweeny Track 604 13th Street

5-6 Year Olds

9-11 Year Olds

Swim – 1 width of Pool Bike – 2 laps around track Run – 2 laps around track Start: 5 – 6 year olds will start 5 minutes after the last 7 – 8 year old has completed the swim.

Swim – 2 lengths of Pool Bike – 6 laps around track Run – 3 laps around track Start: 9 – 11 year olds will start 5 minutes after the last 12 – 14 year old has completed the swim.

7-8 Year Olds

12-14 Year Olds

Swim – 2 width of Pool Bike – 4 laps around track Run – 2 laps around track Start: 7 – 8 year olds will start 5 minutes after the last 9 – 11 year old has completed the swim.

Swim – 4 lengths of Pool Bike – 6 laps around track Run – 4 laps around track Start: 12 – 14 year olds will be first.

Fee: $20 Registration Deadline: Wed., Aug. 17th

Boys AAU Basketball

Parks & Recreation will be offering an AAU Fall League Basketball Program. The league will begin November 3rd with teams playing a 10 game schedule. For more information, call the Parks & Recreation office at 746-2313. Ages: 5th- 6th Graders Day Time Location November 3rd (10 Game Schedule)

5:30pm – 7:30pm

Fenton Gym

Varies (M – F)

Fee: $225/Team & $30/Player Registration Deadline: Wednesday, October 26th

Girls AAU Basketball

Parks & Recreation will be offering an AAU Fall League Basketball Program. The league will begin October 12th with teams playing a 10 game schedule. For more information, call the Parks & Recreation office at 746-2313. Ages: 5th- 6th Graders Day Time Location October 12th (10 Game Schedule) Varies (M – F)

5:30pm – 7:30pm

Fenton Gym

Fee: $225/Team & $30/Player Registration Deadline: Wednesday, October 5th

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Youth Volleyball

Youth Sports

Parks & Recreation is offering a Youth Volleyball program for both girls & boys. Teams will be formed from children of the same neighborhood and attending the same public schools. The first two Saturdays will be for practices and the remaining four are when games will be played. Ages: 4th- 6th Graders

Day

Time

Saturdays 4th – 5th 6th November 5, 12, 19 December 3, 10, 17

Fee: $35

9am – 10:30am 10:30am – 12pm

Location Fenton Gym, Sacajawea JH, Jenifer JH

Adult Sports and

Registration Deadline: Wednesday, November 2nd

Adult Volleyball

Get your gym shoes on and pump up your volleyball, another volleyball season is upon us! Ages: 16 (not currently participating in fall high school sport) and Older Women’s Recreation Day Time Location Monday/Wednesday League Tuesday/Thursday League

Activities

6pm – 10:30pm Fenton Gym 6pm – 10:30pm Fenton Gym

Fee: $150 Registration Deadline: Friday, October 7th Co-Ed Recreation Day Time Location Monday/Wednesday League Tuesday/Thursday League

6pm – 10:30pm Fenton Gym 6pm – 10:30pm Fenton Gym

Fee: $150 Registration Deadline: Fri., Oct. 7th 3 vs 3 This is a 10 match season and games will be self officiated. Day Time Location Sundays Jenifer JH

6pm – 10:30pm Sacajawea JH or

Fee: $100 Registration Deadline: Fri., Oct. 7th

Power League – Competitive Each team will be scheduled for a 12 match season with teams divided by ability. Games will be officiated and league awards provided. Day Time Location Sunday – Thursday

6pm – 10:30pm Sacajawea JH

Fee: $300/Team Registration Deadline: Fri., Oct. 7th

Adult Soccer

Teams play with 8 people on a modified soccer field that is two-thirds the size of a regulation field. Teams can be made up of men and/or women (no on-field requirements). Games will be two 25 minute halves. 12 game season is guaranteed. Each team must have a minimum of 8 players. Ages: 16 (currently in fall high school sport may play once season is over) and Older Day Time Location Monday – Thursday

Evenings

TBD

Fee: $550/Team Registration Deadline: Wednesday, September 28th

Adult Flag Football

Lewiston Parks and Recreation is offering an Adult Flag Football league. A 12 game season is guaranteed and each team must have a minimum of 8 players. Ages: 18 (currently out of high school) and Older Day Time Location Monday – Thursday

Fee: $470/Team

Evenings

TBD

Registration Deadline: Wed., Sept. 28th

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Adult Activities

Steelhead Fly Tying

Leroy Hyatt will be offering instruction in techniques which will allow you to catch the big ones in the upcoming steelhead run. Participants should have previous tying experience, but not mandatory. Each person will be required to furnish their own equipment and supplies. A minimum of 10 students are needed to hold the class.

Ages: 14 and Older Day Tuesdays

Fee: $35

Time 7pm – 9pm

Location Lewiston Community Center

Registration Deadline: Friday, September 2nd

Tai Chi – Session 1

Tai Chi can result in better balance, relaxation, a stronger immune system, and a sense of serenity and well-being. Wear comfortable clothing and heavy socks or light-soled slippers. A minimum of six participants is required to hold the class. Ages: 18 and Older Day Time Location Fridays 11am – 12pm September 9, 16, 23, 30 October 14, 21 (no class 10/7)

Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $50/Single $90/Partners Registration Deadline: Friday, September 9th

Tai Chi – Session 2 Ages: 18 and Older Day

Time

Fridays 11am – 12pm October 28 November 4, 18 (no class 11/11 & 11/25) December 2, 9, 16

Location Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $50/Single $90/Partners Registration Deadline: Friday, October 28th

Yoga – Session 1

Experience greater health, flexibility, strength, peace and joy through the ancient art of classical Yoga. Small classes with emphasis on balance, posture and spinal flexibility. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat, towel, or blanket. A minimum of six participants is required to hold the class. Ages: All Day Time Location Wednesdays 6:15 pm – 7:30 pm September 7, 14, 21, 28 October 5, 12

Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $50/Single $90/Partners $10 Drop-in (must pay before 6pm day of class) Registration Deadline: Wednesday, September 7th

Yoga – Session 2 (5 Weeks) Ages: All Day

Time

Wednesdays 6:15 pm – 7:30 pm November 9, 16, 30 (no class 11/23) December 7, 14

Location Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $40/Single $75/Partners $10/Drop-in (must pay before 6pm day of class) Registration Deadline: Wednesday, September 7th

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NEW! Beginning Digital Photography Class

Adult and Senior Activities

Join Photographer Dale Mickelsen for an introduction of digital photography. Participants will learn how to set up their camera fresh out of the box. Class highlights include understanding memory card format, camera menu options, camera button function, ISO, image quality, white balance, image composition, depth of field rule, rule of thirds, and downloading images to a computer. Ages: Adults Day Time Location Wednesdays September 7, 14, 21, 28

Fee: $20

7pm – 9pm

Lewiston Community Center

Registration Deadline: Friday, September 2nd

New! Fitness Through Movement

Join instructor Kristin Delka for this brand new class. Kristin will invigorate you with cardiovascular, strength training, balance and flexibility workout to burn excessive fat calories, tone and strengthen muscles and to repair, restore and strengthen the respiratory system. The workout will be choreographed with traditional floor aerobics and Yoga exercises. Ages: 18 and Older Day

Time

Tuesday/Thursday 6pm – 7pm September 13 – October 20

Location Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $30 Registration Deadline: Friday, September 9th

FREE Senior Activities

Lewiston Parks & Recreation continues to offer a variety of FREE activities for valley seniors. Ages: All Line Dancing

Monday Mornings

10:00 am

Multi-Purpose Room

Pinochle

Wednesday Evenings

6:30 pm

Senior Lounge

Line Dancing

Thursday Mornings

9:00 am

Multi-Purpose Room

Painting Group

Thursday Afternoons

12:00 pm

Activity Room 1

Cribbage

Thursday Afternoons

1:00 pm

Senior Lounge

Bridge Play

Friday Afternoons

1:00 pm

Senior Lounge

Tutoring Services • Elementary • Middle School • High School • College

August workshops in Math and Reading/L.A., elementary and secondary limit 4 students per group, call for details

Creative, collaborative projects to keep your knowledge tank full!

Contact Information: 208-798-9457 email: edstation@clarkston.com

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Senior Classes

Senior Lounge & Senior Nutrition The Senior Lounge is open each day from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm for our senior’s enjoyment. The coffee pot is always on so come down and enjoy the company, a game of cards, or a rousing game of pool in the game room. The Lewiston Parks and Recreation Senior Nutrition Program serves lunch Monday-Wednesday at 12:00 noon. Be sure to plan your day around other activities and join us for lunch.

Fit-N-Fall Proof

Fit-N-Fall Proof is a low impact exercise class that works to improve Balance, Flexibility and Strength to help prevent falls. Ages: 55 and Older Day

Time

Location

Monday/Thursday 11:30 pm –12:15 pm Lewiston Community Center September 26 – December 1

Fee: $20 Registration Deadline: Monday, September 26th

NEW! Senior Art Class

Instructor Judy Parry will be offering a five week mini course including classes in crafts, clay, drawing, and watercolor. Class size is limited to the first 10. (This is Discounted Class, normal cost $65) Ages: 55 and Older Day Thursdays September 15, 22, 29 October 6, 13

Time 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm

Location Lewiston Community Center

Fee: $50 Registration Deadline: Friday, September 9th

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Discover, Explore, Grow @ Your Library The mission of the Lewiston City Library is to provide the people of Lewiston with free and open access to knowledge, ideas and information and to support them in their pursuit of learning.

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Conversando

2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month @ 5:30 pm Practice your Spanish conversation skills, review grammar, and browse our Spanish library resources. Join the group anytime; all levels are welcome.

Check out our new website!

Lewiston City Library invites you to visit us at our new website. While there, find out about the variety of services we offer; browse our e-library of online and downloadable resources; become money-wise with Smart Investing; and visit our Adults and/or Youth pages to learn about activities and reading for patrons of all ages. Discover us at www.lewistonlibrary.org

Computer Help

Need to upgrade your computer skills? Need a refresher course in how to stay in touch through email? Lewiston City Library can help you out! Appointments for computer help are now being scheduled on Tuesday afternoons from 2:00-4:00 pm. Talk with our friendly staff or call the Library at 743-6519 to make an appointment.

428 Thain Rd., Lewiston, ID 83501

Library Hours: Monday—Thursday

9:00—7:00pm Friday 9:00—5:00pm; Saturday 10:00—5:00pm

208-743-6519

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Fax: 208-798-4446

Lewiston City Library

Help us to create a new Library for our community! The Library Foundation is pleased and excited to have a building for a new Lewiston Library located downtown at 5th and D Streets! The Library Foundation is busy planning a public fundraising campaign, so look for events and fundraisers to attend and support. A tentative schedule of events include: Macyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Shop for a Cause on August 27th (Passes are available for $5 and can be requested by e-mail) Nez Perce County Fair, Sept. 22-25 Downtown Open House in October Details on events and opportunities to donate are available at www.lewistonlibraryfoundation.org. The City of Lewiston Library is embarking the first phase of planning for a new downtown location. This move will allow the library to triple its current size and provide better access to books, DVDs, activities, meeting spaces and computers. In addition, the expansion will enable the library and its users to re-imagine what a library for 2011 and beyond should look like: more meeting spaces? More computers? Easier to browse and discover new books? In order to best reflect everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hopes and dreams, the library team needs YOUR input.

Large Print and Audio Books Lewiston City Library has an extensive Large Print collection for you to browse. There are many different titles for you to choose from, including westerns, romance, mystery and best sellers. Audio Books are available for checkout. Audio CDs can be played in any CD player or computer. MP3 CDs can be played on most computers or DVD players. In addition, MP3 CDs can be downloaded to your MP3 Player. The Playaway is an all-in-one audiobook complete with earbuds for your listening pleasure.

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Fall Programs and Events Tues Wed/Thur Wed Wed/Thur Wed/Thur Wed/Thur Wed

Aug 2 Aug 3/4 Aug 3 Aug 10/11 Aug 17/18 Aug 24/25 Aug 31

Wed Tues Wed/Thur Sat Tues Tues Wed/Thur

Sept 1 Sept 6 Sept 7/8 Sept 10 Sept 13 Sept 13 Sept 14/15

Tues Wed/Thur Sat Tues Tues Wed/Thur Tues Wed/Thur Tues Wed/Thur

Oct 4 Oct 5/6 Oct 8 Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 12/13 Oct 18 Oct 19/20 Oct 25 Oct 26/27

AUGUST

Storytime: Antarctica Storytime: Antarctica Animals of Antarctica Storytime: Bus Ride Storytime: Pets Storytime: Fish Storytime: Colors

SEPTEMBER

Storytime: Colors Pajama Storytime Storytime: Rodeo Apples! Family Event Conversando Valley Bookies: Dove Creek Storytime: In the Forest

OCTOBER

Pajama Storytime Storytime: Fall Trees Monarch Butterflies Family Event Conversando Valley Bookies: Hummingbirdâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Daughter Storytime: Firetrucks Pajama Storytime Storytime: Bats Conversando Storytime: Halloween

Storytime: Wednesday & Thursday 10:30 am Pajama Storytime: Tuesday 6:00 pm Every Child Ready to Read Workshop: Learning to read begins at birth. Help your children develop the six pre-reading skills that will help them be ready to read in school. For: Parents and children age 3 - 6 Session dates: Wednesdays 6:00 pm; Sept 21, 28, Oct 5, 12, 19, 26 **Please contact Lewiston City Library to register.

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TEEN Read Week: October 16-22 Picture It Display Contest Teens: Recommend your favorite graphic novels, sci-fi or fantasy books!! Create a poster, a display or a written response that can be displayed in the teen area of Lewiston City Library. For more information, contact Debbie at Lewiston City Library.

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Library Programs and Services

Lewiston City Library

Learning Express Library: Are you ... preparing for professional certification, licensing or aptitude tests in health care, law enforcement, firefighting, EMS or real estate? Do you want to improve your workplace skills in resume building, business writing, core computer skills (among others)?? Do you want to achieve higher scores on college entrance exams or are you preparing for graduate school admissions tests? Learning Express Library and your

VALNet library card will give you access to learning centers, practice tests and more. Go to Online Resources at www.lewistonlibrary.org.

2011 Author: C.J. Box Book: Blue Heaven November 2011 Everybody Reads, a region-wide effort that declares with one voice, that reading is not only a source of individual pleasure, but a tool to build community. Join us in welcoming C.J. Box to the Lewis-Clark Valley. Wednesday, Nov. 9th at 10:00 am: LHS Library Thursday, Nov. 10th at Noon: Asotin County Library 6:00 pm: Beer and wine tasting with the author at the Orchid Room, Morganâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Alley, Downtown Lewiston. Multiple copies of Blue Heaven are available at all VALNet Libraries. For additional information: www.lewistonlibrary.org or call 743-6519

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