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Activity Guide: January - May 2015

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Table of Contents

Adopt-A-Street Program 227-7239 Business Licensing 238-3999

Message from the Director.............................................................................................4

Centennial Park 237-3988

Community Resources...................................................................................................5

City Hall 237-3888

Community Events & Library Exhibits........................................................................6 - 7

Facility Rentals 237-3991 Fire Department 227-7560 Fingerprinting: Police Dept. 227-7500 Friends of the Library Store 237-3908 Library 237-3870 Municipal Pool: Indoor 237-3985 Police Department 237-6464 Recreation Department 237-3988

January 17: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration February 4: Best in Show March 21: 7th Annual Paso Robles Dog Jog April 1: Brushmarks April 25: Hot Diggity Dog Anniversary Celebration May 2: Taco Bell Track Meet May 23 - Paso Artsfest Youth Library Programs........................................................................................14 - 17 Youth Recreation Programs..................................................................................20 - 27 YMCA Programs After School, Camps, Preschool....................................................30 - 31 Adult Library Programs..........................................................................................38 - 41

Senior Center 237-3880

Adult Recreation Programs...................................................................................44 - 51

Study Center 237-4743

Boomers & Seniors - 270 Scott St. ..........................................................................55 - 57

Veterans’ Center 239-7370

General Information..............................................................................................58 - 60

Water Services 237-3996

Boards, Committees & Foundations Policies & Registration Index – Easy way to navigate the guide!.....................................................................62

Activity Guide, January - May 2015

A Message from Julie Dahlen

Director of Library & Recreation Services cover of this Activity Guide. The park was completed just before the end of 2014, as we bid adieu to our city’s quasquicentennial celebration. What a Ƃtting gift for our 125th!

ontrary to a popular adage, sometimes the best gifts come in very large packages. Case in point: our beautiful new Uptown Family Park at Oak and 36th streets, featured proudly on the

The Uptown Family Park represents the can-do spirit that has characterized Paso Roblans since our 1889 incorporation as a city. Over Ƃve years ago, Annie Robb, my predecessor as Library and Recreation Services Director, secured a $2.5 million grant to fund park construction. The subsequent work

of several City staff, local elementary school students, neighborhood families and a variety of community volunteers enabled us to complete this park during a signiƂcant economic recession – a feat that can be looked upon with pride by all Paso Roblans. And so, I wish a Ƃnal “happy quasquicentennial” to our great city -with great expectations for what the next 125 years will bring!

Department of Library & Recreation Services

Karen Christiansen Library Manager 237-3870

Heather Stephenson Library Children’s Librarian 237-3870

Suzanne Robitaille Library Volunteer Coordinator 237-3870

Don Rader Library Administrative Assistant 237-3870

Lynda Holt Recreation Services Manager 237-3987

Trine Marlen Recreation Coordinator 237-3994

Cindy Duff Recreation Facilities 237-3991

Sharon Williams Recreation Administrative Assistant 237-4737

Resources CITY COUNCIL

SCHOOLS

As of press time, County’ Clerk’s ﬁnal certiﬁcation not available. You may call 237-3888 or email: council@prcity.com. CHILDREN’S EDUCATION & SUPPORT SERVICES

Almond Acres Charter Academy

467.2095

Bauer Speck

769.1350

Cuesta College

591.6200

Flamson Middle School

759.1400

Georgia Brown

769.1200

High School (District Ofﬁce 769.1000) Independence High School

769.1500 769.1620

Kermit King

769.6170 769.1450 769.1600

Boys & Girls Club

239.3659

Boy Scouts of America

461.4018

Lewis Middle School Liberty High School

Central Link: Intervention/Work Dental: La Clinica de Tolosa

466.5404 238.5334

Pat Butler

237.3407

Kinship Center: Foster & Kin Support Migrant Education Paso C.A.R.E.S.: Assessment & Education Study Center Tutoring: High School (CCM Inc.) YMCA

434.2126 237.3471 237.3421 237.4743 238.3951 239.3047

St. Rose Trinity Lutheran Virginia Peterson

238.0304 238.3702 769.1250

Winifred Pifer

Superior Court – Civil Superior Court – Criminal Superior Court – Trafﬁc Small Claims

237.3079 237.3080 237.3070 237.3077

FINE ARTS & MUSEUMS

769.1300

SPORTS - ADULTS Club: Kennedy Club Fitness Club: Mid-Coast Volleyball Club: Paso Robles Sports Club Club: Planet Fitness

239.8488 441.6906 239.7397 239.4023

Soccer: Indoor Futsal Soccer: Outdoor Independent Soccer: Outdoor Soccer League Softball: (P.A.S.O.) Volleyball - Paso Robles League

704.5739 610.2750 239.1406 215.8845 703.4345

Children’s Museum Mid-State Fair Paso Robles Art Association Pioneer Museum

238.7432 239.0655 238.5473 239.4556

Studios on the Park Youth Arts Foundation

238.9800 238.5825

Cheerleading: PR Cheer

286.1593

Lake Nacimiento Lake San Antonio Lake Santa Margarita

238.3256 472.2313 788.2397

Diving: Central Cal Diving Diving: Paso Robles Diving Team Football: PR Youth Futsal - Indoor Soccer Gymnastics: California Gold

434.2486 226.8996 674-0502 237.9286 238.9220

(Clinic 238.7250)

238.0506 227.6527 238.4664 237.3050

Hospice of San Luis Obispo County Housing Authority (Self-Help 226.0136) Loaves & Fishes Main Street Association Red Cross (Disaster 855.891.7325)

434.1164 238.4015 238.4742 238.4103 543.0696

Gymnastics/Cheer (YMCA) HorseConnectionCenter.com Soccer: AYSO (Ages 5 - 18) Soccer: Kidz Love Soccer Hotline Soccer: Madrid Soccer (Ages 8 - 18) Softball: Girl’s League (Ages 5 - 18)

Salvation Army Social Services Dept. Twin Cities Community Hospital Women’s Shelter

544.2401 237.3110 434.3500 461.1338

MISCELLANEOUS Chamber of Commerce Driver Safety: 55 Alive Food Bank Coalition Health Department

SPORTS - YOUTH Aquatics: North County Aquatics Aquatics: Paso Robles Swim Team Baseball: PR Youth (Ages 4 - 12) Baseball: Babe Ruth (Ages 13 - 15) Cheerleading/Batting: California Gold

Waterpark: The Ravine YMCA: Basketball

239.3013 423.2271 471-4132 748-0728 238.9220

239-3047 237.2127 266-5166 888.372.5803 712.5259 235.5445 237.8500 239.3047

UTILITIES Electric (PG & E) Gas Company Waste Disposal Water Services

1.800.743.5000 1.800.427.2200 238.2381 237.3996

7TH ANNUAL PASO ROBLES DOG JOG “BEST IN SHOW” Special Showing

Saturday, March 21 8:00 a.m. Registration 9:00 a.m. 4K/2K Race

Wednesday, February 4 Wine Social at 6:00 p.m. Film Shows at 7:00 p.m. Park Cinemas 1100 Pine Street

DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CELE EBRATION

Parks4Pups will host a special showing of the popular ﬁlm “Best in Show” as a fundraiser for Sherwood Dog Park of Paso Robles. Tickets for the event are $12 in advance through February 1 and $15 at the door. Advance tickets are available through the website at www.sherwooddogpark.com. The event kicks off with a 6 p.m. wine social with the ﬁlm showing at 7 p.m.. Wine will be available for purchase by the glass as well as popcorn-soda combo discounts.

THE COLOR OF UNITY ‘Change Begins with Self’ Saturday, January 17 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Flamson Middle School Auditorium 2405 Spring Street

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Join us in this FREE commemorative and fun event for our community’s family and friends. Let’s gather together to honor the powerful vision and message of Martin Luther King Jr. Motivational speakers; voices of soul inspiring singers; upbeat artistic dancers; and many more activities will be included. Questions? Call, 237-3988.

Activity Guide, June - August 2014

Activity Guide, January - May 2015

Often included in many lists of all-time best dog movies, “Best in Show” is a “mockumentary” about dog shows as it follows the hopes and dreams of several dog owners at a Kennel Club Dog Show in Philadelphia. The ﬁlm was the 2001 American Comedy Awards winner for Funniest Motion Picture, Funniest Supporting Actor, and Funniest Supporting Actress. Famed ﬁlm critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert both gave “Two Thumbs Up” to this wickedly funny mockumentary. For information about this event and other dog park activities, please call (805)239-4437 or email info@sherwooddogpark.com.

Dogs can bring their families for a 4K/2K run or walk through the beautiful Salinas River walk trail at the 7th Annual Paso Robles Dog Jog. Event proceeds benefit Sherwood Dog Park in Paso Robles, a non-profit organization. The fun run starts and ends at the Kennedy Club Fitness in Paso Robles. Participants will receive a voucher for one Lion’s Club pancake breakfast (add’l vouchers are $5 each), a racer’s goodie bag, an event dog bandana, and a medal. Contests will start at 10 a.m. for Best Pooch Smooch, Most Appropriate Name, Best Smile, Best Dog Owner Look-Alike, and Most Unusual Face with prizes for winners. Raffle drawings for merchandise and services will be held throughout the event. Early bird race registration is $15 per dog until March 19th and $20 through race day. Register at the Kennedy Club Paso Robles facility at 500 South River Road, via mail-in registration or through the website at www.parks4pups.org. Dogs must be on leash for this event. For information call Sandy Casper at 239-8488 x 33 or email info@parks4pups.org. Rain or shine.

Centennial Park 805.237.3988

BRUSHMARKS 9th Annual Juried Teen Art Competition

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February Artist of the Month: Margrete Koreska

Call for Entries Wednesday, April 1

“Art has become an important part of my life,” says artist Margrete Koreska. “I want my work to be captivating and uplifting through strong color and design.”

March Artist of the Month: Alice Ronke

Aspiring North County artists in grades 6-12 are invited to submit artwork for the Paso Robles City Library’s 9th Annual Brushmarks Juried Art Competition for Teens. Submissions will be accepted on Wednesday, April 1. A small entry fee is charged to enter the event. Winners will be selected by Juror Jack Johnson and prizes, donated by Johnson, will be awarded at the Gallery Reception on Friday, April 3. Rules and entry forms will be available at the library and at www.prcity.com/library in February. For more information, contact Suzanne, 237-3870.

HOT DIGGITY DOG Anniversary Celebration Saturday, April 25 Sherwood Dog Park 290 Scott Street 10:00 a.m. - Noon Sherwood Dog Park will celebrate their 3rd year anniversary with their popular “Hot Diggity Dog” event. The event includes a chili cook-off, hot dog barbecue, and insanely zany hot dog toss contest for dogs. You have to see this event to believe it. Dogs thrill us with their focus, determination, and athletic ability. Chili cook-off prizes will be awarded for Best in Show, People’s Choice and Best ‘Mixed Breed.’ All events are free. For more information or to enter your favorite chili recipe, email info@sherwooddogpark.com or call (805) 239-4437. Rain or bad weather cancels.

Saturday, May 2 Paso Robles High 8:00 a.m. Registration 9:00 a.m. Events

To clarify the feeling she wishes to express in a painting, Ronke uses the principles of composition to bring order to the chaos of nature.

Events include running, softball throw, and long jump. Everyone who participates gets a ribbon to commemorate the day. Registration materials will be sent out through the schools. Questions? Call 237-3988.

April Artist of the Month: Brushmarks

PASO ARTSFEST

Artistic endeavors of aspiring North County artists in grades 6 – 12 will be on display.

May Artist of the Month: Sandra MacGillivray Using oil, watercolors, and pastels as her whims take her, MacGillivray says, “I paint for me and hope to share.”

Saturday, May 23 Downtown City Park 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m Celebrating the arts every Memorial Day Weekend in beautiful Paso Robles, California, PASO ARTSFEST takes place Thursday, May 21 through Sunday, May 24, 2015. The Saturday Main Event features an Outdoor Fine Art Show & Sale ﬁlled with some of the most talented plein air artists in the country, a Wet Painting Sale & Auction, hands-on interactive art experiences, exciting musical guests and dance performances. Go to www.PASOARTSFEST.com.

DISPLAY CASE January Display Case: Stephanie Wilbanks January showcases the fused art glass pieces of Stephanie Wilbanks. “Fused Glass Art involves creativity combined with chemistry and physics.”

February Display Case: Jeanne Aird, Flamson 8th grade Enjoy the imagination and creativity of Jeanne Aird’s 8th grade Flamson students’ unique ceramic boxes.

April Display Case: Santa Lucia Rockhounds

ART AT THE LIBRARY January Artist of the Month:

Page Graeber Her work will include paintings of Downtown City Park and buildings; local vineyards and ﬁelds; historic California missions; and great seaside communities for cool escapes.

The Santa Lucia Rockhounds will present the miracle of fossilized (petriﬁed) wood.

May Display Case: MultiFloral Garden Club Share the pleasures of gardening with the Multi-Floral Garden Club’s display, “Gardening for Everyone.”

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Activity Guide, January - May 2015

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Involvement

Be Part of Local Government in Action!

The Youth Commission is the communica on liaison between the City’s youth community and the City Council. Youth Commissioners learn about, suggest, and review policies, programs, and services related to youth issues and assist with community special events and services including the Mar n Luther King, Jr. Celebra on, the Holiday Toy Bank and Centennial Park Adopt-a-Park Program.

Where & When The Youth Commission meets a er school on the first Wednesday of each month during the school year at the a er School District Board Room; City Staff and City Council representa ve are always present. Members can expect to dedicate approximately two hours monthly to commission work. At mee ngs, members are encouraged to par cipate in discussions, voice their opinions, share ideas, and offer input.

• Socialize & network with other student leaders • Meet professionals & leaders involved in our community • Learn how advisory bodies work with local governments • Hours you volunteer, a end mee ngs & help with fund raising events count toward fulﬁlling volunteer hours

Details for Applying to the Youth Commission for 2015 - 2016 April 10, 2015: Requirements: Must be a resident of Paso Robles and in the 9th - 12th grade Applications: Centennial Park, 600 Nickerson Drive or www.prcity.com/government/advisorybodies More information:

2015 Paso Robles City Library Presents 9th Annual Juried Ar t Exhibit for Teens Entry Deadline: Wednesday, April 1 Judging: Thursday, April 2 Reception: Friday, April 3 for details www.prcity.com/library or contact Suzanne, 237-3870 11

Programs

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Parents are asked to respect the age requirements listed below to enhance program quality.

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CHILDREN’S LIBRARIAN MO OTHER R GO OOSE ON OSE® THE LOO Children ages 0 - 2

Library Story Room 3600 Oak Street, Suite #101 (805) 237-4743

HEATHER STEPHENSON PASO ROBLES CITY LIBRARY 1000 Spring Street (805) 237-3870 www.prcity.com/library Monday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Check out the Paso Robles City Library’s page on Facebook and receive up-to-date announcements of programs and events. Go to www.facebook.com/ prcitylibrary

The Library Study Center offers many resources for children and their parents including: • Internet access for children and teens 18 and under • Reference materials to assist with homework • A browsing collection of books and magazines • Puzzles, games, and seasonal activities and programs for children and families • Enthusiastic staff and volunteers to welcome and assist children and their parents Parents: Please note, Study Center staff is not responsible for children who are left unattended in or on the grounds of the Study Center.

Activity Guide, January - May 2015

TOD DDLER R STO ORY TIME Children ages 1 - 2

Library Story Room Friday mornings at 10:30 a.m., repeated at 11:30 a.m

Library staff and volunteers strive to meet the unique developmental needs of children of all ages through Storytime programs.

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Monday • Tuesday • Thursday 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Wednesday 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month at 10:30 a.m. Mother Goose on the Loose® is a fun-ﬁlled 30-minute interactive session for the youngest children and their caregivers using rhymes, songs, puppets, musical instruments, and more to stimulate the learning process of babies and toddlers. This program focuses on the healthy development of the whole child incorporating brain developing activities and focusing on caregivers and child bonding. Come and join the fun!

Stories, movement, music and a simple craft for our tiny Story Time friends. Help your child begin to learn listening skills in this 30-minute program geared to the interests and abilities of the littlest listeners. Parents must accompany their child to the Library Story Room.

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PRE-S SCHOOL STO ORYTIIME Children ages 3 - 6

Library Story Room Monday mornings at 10:30 a.m., repeated at 11:30 a.m. Stories, movement, music and a simple craft for our tiny Story Time friends. Help your child begin to learn listening skills in this 30-minute program geared to the interests and abilities of the littlest listeners. Parents must accompany their child to the Library Story Room.

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Library Story Room

BRUS SHMA ARKS S 9th Annual Juried Teen Art Competition

Call for Entries Wednesday, April 1 Aspiring North County artists in grades 6-12 are invited to submit artwork for the Paso Robles City Library’s 9th Annual Brushmarks Juried Art Competition for Teens. Submissions will be accepted on Wednesday, April 1. A small entry fee is charged to enter the event. Winners will be selected by Juror Jack Johnson and prizes, donated by Johnson, will be awarded at the Gallery Reception on Friday, April 3. Rules and entry forms will be available at the library and at www. prcity.com/library in February. For more information, contact Suzanne, 237-3870.

Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. January 29, February 26, March 26, April 30, May 28 Put on your comfy jammies and slippers and join us in the Library Story Room for an evening of stories and fun with our volunteer storyteller Tony Wallace. Children—bring an adult to snuggle with—this program is appropriate for the whole family.

Children’s Library Volunteers (18 or over) are needed to share informally books and activities in the afternoons on a drop-in basis. Contact Volunteer Coordinator Suzanne, 237-3870, for more information.

Monday, February 9 Ongoing activities all day from 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Join us as we celebrate this annual nationwide event to encourage parents and caregivers to bring children to the Library on a regular basis. Special programs throughout the day include a meet-the-author pre-school Story Time at 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. featuring guest author James Horvath (Dig, Dogs Dig: A Construction Tail, Build Dogs, Build: A Tall Tail, and Work, Dogs, Work: A Highway Tail). Following the story times, Mr. Horvath will have his books available for autograph/purchase. Join us for a Library scavenger hunt and other activities throughout the day to help your child develop a love of the Library.

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GRANDPARENTTS & BOOKS Children of all ages

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FAMILLY MOVIE E AFTE ERNO OON Library Conference Room Saturday, January 10 2:00 p.m. Thaw out at the Library while watching this heart-warming Disney animated feature based on Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved fairy tale The Snow Queen. This ﬁlm stars a lovable snowman and a beautiful Queen who can’t stop turning everything to ice. An edible make-your -own snowman craft will be provided for all children to take home after the movie.

Ages 2 - teen

Library Story Room Wednesday, February 11 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.

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Activity Guide, January - May 2015

Tuesday, March 17 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

VALLENTIINE CRA AFTER RNOO ON (COONT.) Drop by the Library to create unique Valentine cards or bookmarks for that special someone or your classmates. We’ll supply the paper, glue, and even a few googly eyes—you supply the creativity! Crafting supplies will be available all afternoon in the Library Story Room while supplies last.

Some may say it’s not easy being green, but we can’t think of a better day to don your green and visit the Library! Stop by the Children’s Desk and show us your green to receive a little St. Patrick’s Day treat.

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HAPPY Y BIRTTHDA AY DR.. SEUSS!

Ages 3 - teen Monday, March 30 through Friday, April 3 Come to the Children’s Desk to choose an Easter egg. Inside, you’ll discover an age-appropriate activity to complete or a reference question to be answered using books from our collection. Finish the activity or answer the question and receive a prize. One egg per patron per day.

Read Across America Day Monday, March 2 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. The children’s area of the Library will be transformed into the wubbulous world of Dr. Seuss for the afternoon in honor of this beloved author’s birthday. Stop by to make a delicious birthday treat, dig through our props basket to ﬁnd the perfect accessories for your picture in front of the Seuss-themed backdrop, and listen to guest readers sharing some of their favorite Dr. Seuss books in the Library Story Room (on the hour and half hour beginning at 2:00 p.m.).

2ND AN NNUA AL PEEP PS ® MA CO ONTESTT DIIORAM Monday, March 23 through Thursday, April 30 Marshmallow madness hits the Library once again this spring with the second annual PEEPS® diorama contest. The contest was so much fun last year that we’re expanding the contest theme and calling for a diorama depicting a favorite book OR a famous work of art using only marshmallow PEEPS® as the characters. Entries will be accepted at the Library beginning Monday, March 23. Vote for your favorite entries in all age categories beginning Monday, April 6th. For contest details and rules visit www.prcity.com/library on March 2, 2015. © Universal Pictures

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FAMILY MOVIE AFTE ERNO OON Library Conference Room Thursday, April 2 2:00 p.m.

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Ages 2 - teen

Activity Guide, January - May 2015

Hop into the Library for the animated Easter-themed comedy in which, E.B., the Easter Bunny’s teenage son, heads to Hollywood, determined to become a drummer in a rock ‘n’ roll band. Rated PG.

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Artist Sue Taylor will lead a free spring break art lesson for children ages 8-12 focusing on the techniques of neo-realism and abstract art. Space for the class is limited to 25 participants and pre-registration is required.

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it’s fun! At the Paso Robles City Library, teens ages 13 - 18 may apply to be a Summer Reading Program volunteer. If you like working with children and helping with programs, this is the job for you! Please contact Suzanne for more information, 237-3870, or ﬁnd our application online beginning in April at www.prcity.com/library. Applications will be accepted until May 15 and all applicants will be interviewed before being accepted into the program.

Story Time Room Thursday, May 7 & Friday, May 8 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. Don’t miss a chance to show Mom how much you love her with a handmade card or gift. Visit the Library Story Room and let your creativity run wild! Art supplies available while supplies last.

Create A Poetry Flag Children, teens, and adults are invited to create a poetry ﬂag in honor of National Poetry Month. The Library will provide supplies for patrons to write their favorite poem on a ﬂag —an original composition or one by your favorite poet. (Poems chosen should be appropriate for display in a public setting.) Flags will be sewn together and displayed in the Library during the month of April. Materials will be available beginning April 1 while supplies last.

Library Conference Room Wednesday, April 8 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Participants may sign up at the Children’s Desk or by calling the Library at (805) 237-3870 beginning Monday, March 16th.

Summer Reading is For Everyone June 15 - August 15

Teens Ages 13 - 18 Volunteering can help foster a sense of community and self-esteem and

Mark your calendars for another summer of good reads and great programs. Summer Reading is for everyone, and we have different programs based on age groups. Look for more details in the next issue of the Activity Guide!

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RECREATION

MU UNIC CIPALL POO OL 534 28th Street

DIV VING MUN NICIP PAL OUTDO OOR POO OL Participants must be able to dive in head ﬁrst from side or board. Central Cal Diving This diving class for all levels is coached by Donna McRoy who has been the Paso High School Coach for 15 years.

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Municipal Outdoor Pool Donna McRoy 8Y+ Saturday 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. January 10, 17, 24 31 February 7, 14, 21, 28 March 7, 14, 21, 28 April 4, 11, 18, 25 May 2, 16, 23, 30 $40/session

Paso Robles Diving Team Cari Hogan, who previously coached in Santa Rosa, has been coaching competitive diving teams for over 24 years – and she is passionate about helping divers reach their personal best! This is a great team for any diver who wants to hone their diving skills. For divers who have their sights on Olympic competition, Cari’s progressive skill development program will help you reach your goal. Divers spend the ﬁrst half hour of every class doing on-deck conditioning and the remainder of the class time is dedicated to improving your diving skills. Divers will compete at venues from San Diego to Oregon. For those who want to take their skills to the highest level - then this team is for you! Please call Cari, 226-8996, prior to registering for this class. See instructor for insurance information. $20 fee for annual USA diving insurance payable to instructor.

Check out the Paso Robles City Recreation page on Facebook and receive up-to-date announcements of programs and events. Go to www.facebook.com/ prcityrecreation

Beginning divers will learn the very basics of springboard diving. Instruction on jumping, hurdling, front dive, back dive, and somersaults. Returning divers will continue to be challenged and sharpen their skills. All abilities welcome. Hot tub to keep warm in the winter months. Questions? Call Donna, 434-2486. Please note: $20/month for equipment and diving insurance payable to instructor.

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Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Days: Time: Sessions: Fee:

Fee:

Municipal Outdoor Pool Cari Hogan 8Y+ Tuesday & Thursday Deck: 6:30 – 7:15 p.m. Pool: 7:15 – 8:30 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Monthly Future Champions $62/Monthly $162/3 months (January – March) Junior Olympic $87/month $237/3 months (January - March)

Centennial Park 805.237.3988

SWIM M LESSSONS MUNIICIPALL INDO OOR POOL

class emphasizes safety, accident prevention, and fun. Swim diapers required. A parent or guardian must be in pool with child.

Swim - Adapted Aquatics This class is designed to beneﬁt the physically, and/or mentallychallenged individual. Classes take place in the indoor warmwater pool, which helps tentative swimmers relax and learn more easily. Registrants are encouraged to have an aide assist them in the water. Written doctor’s permission is required. Requests for private classes will be accommodated based upon availability. Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Sessions: Fee:

Municipal Indoor Pool Andee Parker 6 - 18Y Monday & Wednesday 4:00 - 4:30 p.m. Monthly $65/8 classes (semi-private)

$45 registration fee is payable to the instructor. Registration fee waived for siblings. Location: Instructor: Ages: Fee: Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Sessions: Fee:

Municipal Indoor Pool Andee Parker 6M - 3Y Monday & Wednesday 11:00 - 11:30 a.m. Monthly $70/8 classes

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Swim - Level 1

Water exploration and introduction to strokes for beginning swimmers. Indoor pool helps tentative swimmers relax and learn more easily. Students will become more comfortable in the water and maintain or improve their swimming skills. Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Sessions: Fee:

Municipal Indoor Pool Andee Parker 3 - 6Y Monday & Wednesday 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. Monthly $70/8 classes

Learning these skills takes approximately 12 to 20 lessons. Lessons are one-on-one, 3 days a week, scheduled between 7:00 and 9:15 a.m. on Fridays, Saturdays, and Mondays. Parent participation may be required. Reusable swim diaper if appropriate.

These year-round swim classes in our indoor pool are designed to promote water safety for infants and young children. Parent participation may be required. Registration and supply fees are payable to the instructor. Stefﬁ will set up speciﬁc class times for your child on Friday, Saturday and/or Monday. Call her, 2357535, for orientation information, availability, and scheduling. Be sure to ask about siblings and multipleregistration discounts. For more details, go to www.baby-seals.com.

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Swim - Parent & Me

Infant Survival

Introduce your child to the joy of learning to swim in our warmwater indoor pool! This wonderful environment will make it so much easier for them to learn – and you will enjoy it so much more, too. The

Infants, six to twelve months, learn to roll over from a face down position in the water onto their backs to relax, breathe. Babies will learn to roll and ﬂoat fully clothed in case of an accidental fall into water.

Municipal Indoor Pool Stefﬁ Saul-Ketzler 6 – 12M $368/5 weeks Kinder Swim

Results in weeks not years! Toddlers and older children are taught the swim-float-swim-sequence. They learn to swim —full immersion and independently—and when exhausted during their swim, learn to flip onto their back, breathe, relax, regain strength, and continue to swim to safety. Children will learn to swim fully clothed in case of an accidental fall into water. Survival swimming skills serve as the foundation for learning correct stroke technique, while protecting your child from aquatic accidents. This program evolves from survival skills to recreational swimming with beginning strokes within a short time period and allows your child and you to enjoy the water safely. Children take approximately 20 to 32 lessons to acquire and consistently demonstrate these skills. Lessons are one-on-one, 3 days a week, scheduled between 7:00 and 9:15 a.m. on Fridays, Saturdays, and Mondays. Reusable swim diaper may be required. Since lessons are individualized, each child progresses at his or her own pace. Duration of lessons depends on age, temperament, and coordination. Should a child complete a program in less time, a credit towards maintenance classes will be issued. Graduates may sign up for Fundays. $45 registration fee is payable to the instructor. Registration fee waived for siblings. Location: Municipal Indoor Pool Instructor: Steffi Saul-Ketzler Ages: 12M – 8Y Fee: $588/8 weeks

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MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCE Friday March 20, 2015 Open to Flamson, Lewis & Templeton Middle School Students 6th-8th Grade 7:00-10:00pm

Entrance: $10.00 per student (STUDENT SCHOOL ID REQUIRED) ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT NORTH COUNTY YOUTH PROGRAMS FOOD & BEVERAGES AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

600 NICKERSON DR. CENTENNIAL PARK, PASO ROBLES HEAVILY CHAPERONED / YMCA OFFICE 239-3047

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Centennial Park 805.237.3988

GRA ADUA ATE & REV VIEW PRO OGRA AMS

Location: Instructor: Ages: Fee:

Municipal Indoor Pool Stefﬁ Saul-Ketzler 6M – 8Y $75/3 classes

Aquababies For graduates of Infant Survival or Kinder Swim

Belly Dancing For Kids & Teens

Aquababies is designed to promote safe water fun for skilled infants and toddlers. These once-a-week group classes maximize retention and allow parents and babies to practice the skills learned during private lessons, while they swim, ﬂoat, sing, and play together in the water. Maximum of 3 babies plus parent per 30-minute class, scheduled on Fridays between 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Location: Instructor: Ages: Fee:

Municipal Indoor Pool Stefﬁ Saul-Ketzler 6M - 2.5Y $92/4 classes $156/8 classes $210/12 classes Fundays

For graduates of Kinder Swim Fundays is a once-a-week group class for 2.5 to 8 year olds designed to enhance and improve swimmer’s skill and conﬁdence, while emphasizing the safety skills learned in private lessons. Maximum of 3 children per 30-minute class scheduled on Fridays from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Location: Instructor: Ages: Fee:

Municipal Indoor Pool Stefﬁ Saul-Ketzler 2.5 – 8Y $92/4 classes $156/8 classes $210/12 classes

Refresher Course For graduates of Infant Survival or Kinder Swim Students that completed the “Infant Survival” or “Kinder Swim” programs in the past can brush up on their skills with our private refresher lessons. The number of lessons will vary from student to student and may range from four to eight lessons. Contact Stefﬁ for scheduling classes on Friday, Saturday and Monday between 7:00 and 9:15 a.m.

Driver’s Ed – Online

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Folklorico – Mexican Dance Class consists of teaching some of Mexico’s regional dances from various states to keep the culture art life. Dancers will practice and have opportunities to perform. All dancers must have Folklorico dance shoes. Practice skirts are required for girls. Discounts for additional family members. Questions? Call Irma, 237-2696. Location: Centennial Park Banquet Room B Instructor: Irma Moreno Ages: 4Y+ Days: Monday & Thursday Time: 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Session: January 12 – May 21 Fee: $50/Session

Independence is just a click away!! This course is your first step towards getting your learner’s permit and driver’s license. This is an online course with videos, animated driving scenarios, and sample test questions. Learn the rules of the road, major causes of traffic collisions, DMV procedures and much more. Receive DMV-approved Certificate of Completion (OL237). A licensed instructor is available to answer any questions. Sign up for the month that you would like to begin the class. *Requirements: Students will need a computer and Internet access to complete this course. Questions? Call Erika, 1-510-537-2755. Location: Contact: Ages: Days: Fee:

Online Erika Vieyra 15Y+ Year round $45 ($40/sibling)

KINDE ERMU USIK® ® CUDDLE E & BOUN NCE Ages: A es: Newbo Newborn born orn – 18 month months th hss h

Free e De emo KINDERMUSIK® CUDDLE & BOUNCE

Tuesday, January 20 @ 11:00 – 11:30 a.m. No Registration Required

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KINDERMUSIK® Cuddle & bounce (cont.) Cuddle and bounce with your baby in this parent and child music and movement class! Age-appropriate activities for newborns, infants, crawlers and walkers will help you strengthen those early parent-child bonds, understand your baby’s development and focus on communication. You and your little one will enjoy instrument play, dance, exploration and together time. At-home digital materials give you expert advice and parenting resources based on the most recent research in child development. Questions? Call Nancy, 712-9417, or e-mail at nsknox@ att.net. $12/family digital materials fee is payable to the instructor on the ﬁrst day of class or $32/family fee for 3/month session. Location: Centennial Park Live Oak Room Instructor: Nancy Knox Ages: NB – 18M Days: Tuesday Time: 11:00 - 11:45 a.m. Session 1: Jan 27 – Feb 17 Session 2: Mar 3 - 24 Session 3: Apr 14 – May 5 Fee: $46 ($31/sibling) Enroll in all three sessions and save! Only $114 ($69/sibling).

WIGGLLE & GROW W FAMILY CLASS Ages: Newborn – 4 years

materials, including class music, story and fun, interactive activities. This multiage class offers a dynamic musical experience for everyone! Questions? Call Nancy, 712-9417, or e-mail at nsknox@att.net.

Rogers. Focus is placed on learning the beginning traditional katas of Okinawan karate along with emphasis on selfdefense, biomechanics, stress release, and ﬁnding one’s self.

$12/family digital materials fee is payable to the instructor on the ﬁrst day of class or $32/family fee for 3/month session.

This is a wonderful class for families! Great discounts for additional family members. Questions? Call Kyoshi David, 239-3232. FREE Karate uniform (GI) with the enrollment. $50 annual registration is payable to instructor and is prorated. Location:

Location: Centennial Park Live Oak Room Instructor: Nancy Knox Ages: NB – 4Y Days: Monday Time: 10:30 – 11:15 a.m. Session 1: Jan 26 – Feb 23 (no class on Feb 16) Session 2: Mar 2 - 23 Session 3: Apr 13 – May 4 Fee: $46 ($31/sibling) Days: Time: Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Fee:

Tuesday 10:00 – 10:45 a.m. Jan 27 – Feb 17 Mar 3 - 24 Apr 14 – May 5 $46 ($31/sibling)

Enroll in all three sessions and save! Only $114 ($69/sibling).

Free e Demo KINDERMUSIK® WIGGLE & GROW

Tuesday, January 20 @ 10:00 – 10:30 a.m. No Registration Required Encourage the creativity in your child! As you play instruments, sing and dance together, you’ll build your child’s self-conﬁdence, self-control and early language skills. Combining your child’s natural love of music with ageappropriate activities allows plenty of room for your little one to explore and discover. You’ll continue the fun (and learning!) at home 24 with the Kindermusik® digital

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Karate

Centennial Park Banquet Room B Instructor: David Rogers and/or Michelle Rogers Ages: 7Y+ Days: Monday Time: 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. Days: Wednesday Time: 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Sessions: Monthly (No class March 30 – April 10) Fee: $70/Monthly Discounts for families Kendo

Literally called “the Way of the Sword,” this is the modern sport of Japanese fencing based on traditional Kenjutsu “sword fighting.” Physical benefits include improved coordination, strength, increased stamina and aerobic capacity; mental benefits include improved concentration, mental stamina and character development. Great for young and old, come try one of Japan’s most popular martial arts! No equipment is needed for the first six months as bamboo swords are provided for use. You may purchase your own sword for $25. If you decide to purchase protective gear, discounts are available through the instructor. Jason has been training with some of the top Masters in the world for over 18 years. Questions? Call Jason, 458-7800. Location:

Classes are taught by 7th degree black belt Kyoshi David Rogers and/or 5th degree black belt Renshi Michelle

Centennial Park Banquet Room A Instructor: Jason Carter Ages: 6 - 100Y Days: Thursday Time: 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. Sessions: Monthly Fee: $30/monthly $25/family members

Centennial Park 805.237.3988

The REC Foundation is a non-proďŹ t fundraising corporation committed to creating enhanced programs, places, and open spaces for quality recreational experiences in Paso Robles.

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TUESDAYS Fee: $115/session Location: Barney Schwartz Park Softball Field #2 2970 Union Road

WINTER January 20 – March 17

SPRING April 14 – June 9

5:25 - 5:55 p.m.

6:05 - 6:40 p.m.

6:05 - 6:35 p.m.

6:05 - 6:40 p.m.

6:35 - 7:10 p.m.

4:30 - 5:15 p.m.

6:40 - 7:25 p.m.

7:10 - 7:55 p.m.

Mommy/Daddy & Me Ages 2 - 3½ Tot-Soccer Ages 3½ - 4 Pre-Soccer Ages 4 - 5 Soccer 1: Techniques & Teamwork Ages 5 - 6 Soccer 2: Skillz & Scrimmages Ages 7 - 10

KID DZ LO OVE SOCCER This soccer “school” is within a recreational setting and designed for children to learn and play the world’s most popular sport. Late afternoon and evening sessions include age-appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages. Young soccer enthusiasts learn to play soccer in a fun, safe, non-competitive environment, facilitated by a professional coach in the Kidz Love Soccer method. Log onto www.kidzlovesoccer.com for more information. Shin guards are required after the ﬁrst class for all participants except in the Mommy/ Daddy & Me class. Rain-out Hotline: 1-888-372-5803.

Tot Soccer Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids! Encourages large motor skill development through fun soccer games and introduces small children to the group setting. All participants will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey!

Mommy/Daddy & Me

Pre Soccer

Introduce yourself and your toddler to the world’s most popular sport. As you and your child participate in our fun, age-appropriate activities, your child will be developing his or her large motor skills and socialization skills. The fun happens on the ﬁeld, and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer, parents are part of the action, not watching from the sidelines! All kids will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! No shin guards required.

Teaches the basic techniques of the game and builds self-esteem through participation and fun soccer activities. Children learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age-appropriate environment. All participants will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey!

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Soccer 1: Techniques & Teamwork Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age-speciﬁc defense, etc. Fun skill games are

played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. All participants will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Soccer 2: Skillz & Scrimmages Kidz will enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing and shooting in a team-play format. Each class will focus on individual skills as well as team play. All levels are welcome to come enjoy the world’s most popular sport. Participants will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey!

Centennial Park 805.237.3988

Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Fee:

Centennial Park Tennis Courts John Siemens 7Y+ Tuesday 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. January 6 - 27 February 3 - 24 March 3 - 24 April 13 – May 5 $45/session

TE ENNIS S: AMILY Y & YOUTH FA Intermediate

TE ENNIS S: AMILY Y & YOUTH FA Beginning/Advanced Beginning

Come and learn a sport for life! Have fun while you learn the fundamentals of tennis - and for those preparing for high school tennis, Jan was the Jr. Varsity tennis coach for Paso High for 18 years so she knows the game. If you don’t own a racket, Jan will loan you one until she can determine the best tennis racket for you. Please wear non-black tennis shoes and comfortable clothing. Bring sunscreen and a water bottle, too! Please call Jan, 712-1111, prior to registering for this class. Questions? Call Coach Jan, 712-1111.

This class is for students who have had previous instruction. The fundamentals of stroke production will be stressed. Some advanced concepts will be introduced. Loaner racquets are available. Parents and adults invited. Questions? Call John, 434-0792.

Location:

Time: Session 1:

Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Fee:

Centennial Park Tennis Courts John Siemens 9Y+ Tuesday 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. January 6 - 27 February 3 - 24 March 3 - 24 April 13 – May 5 $65/session

Location: Instructor: Ages: Days:

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Centennial Park Tennis Courts Jan Dallons 8 - 17 Monday & Wednesday 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. January 26, 28, February 2 – 23 (no class on Feb 16) March 2 - 25 April 27 & 29, May 4 - 20 $45/session/ 1 day/week $70/session/ 2 days/week

TE ENNIS S: AMENTTALS FUN & FUNDA

For students who have had no previous instruction or for players who want to review stroke fundamentals. Loaner rackets are available. Parents and adults invited. Questions? Call John, 4340792.

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SAVE THE DAY Y SUPER HERO CAMP...

THE FROG AND THE PRINCESS Y FAIRY TALE CAMP

Ages 4-7 years CENTENNIAL PARK, PASO ROBLES 4 DAY CAMP $100 MONDAY-THURSDAY 9:00-NOON JULY 13,14,15 &16

Ages 4 – 7 years CENTENNIAL PARK, PASO ROBLES 4 DAY CAMP $100 MONDAY-THURSDAY 9:00 TO NOON JULY 6, 7, 8 & 9

Hero Obstacle Course Super Hero Art Super Hero Face Painting Super Hero Energy Food Super Hero Talent Show

Mad Hatter Tea Party Magical Art Story Books & Drama Face Painting & Dance

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Y BOYS & GIRLS SUMMER INSTRUCTIONAL BASKETBALL CLINIC

HORSE DAY CAMP NORTH COUNTY YMCA

Grades 3rd thru 12th

PASO ROBLES AGES 7-10 YEARS LIMITED SPACE JUNE 22, 23, 24 7AM -12 PM / 3 DAY CAMP

Clinic: June 27-August15 Saturdays 2 hours practice drills & scrimmage 3:30-5:30 p.m.

FOR DETAILS GO TO SLOYMCA.ORG • • •

Station rotation based learning Program design to help athlete gain stronger basketball skills Athlete will have access to multiple coaches

TIME: Saturday 3:30-5:30 REGISTRATION: April 13th – June 26th, 2015 LOCATION: CENTENNIAL PARK GYM, PASO ROBLES COST: CLINIC $75 CONTACT: Y OFFICE 805-239-3047 COACH: MARK MARTINEZ / MMARTINEZ@SLOYMCA.ORG OR SDARGATZ@SLOYMCA.ORG

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Learn to connect with horses and improve human-animal bond while developing natural horsemanship and basic riding skills in a small group setting. No horse experience necessary! Great for beginning riders. Learn about horse lifestyle, food, gear, behaviors, body language. Learn how to approach, touch & groom a horse. Leading by halter and rope. Horse back riding. Campers will be transported daily to Templeton via a chartered bus. Snacks provided daily. LOCATION: CENTENNIAL PARK 600 NICKERSON DR. Paso Robles 805-239-3047 sloymca.org 111237 04/12

WORK SMARTER NOT LONGER TABATA BOOT CAMP YMCA boot camp featuring the latest trend in ďŹ tness. A certiďŹ ed trainer will get you the ultimate in a full body work out and accountability in this monthly class featuring the science and energy of TABATA interval training. Classes feature intense Tabata intervals, strength training and pre-, mid-, and post evaluations to guide you to success. Great for all levels!

$50/ person per month 16 years and up 5:30-6:30 pm M, W, F Meet 60 minutes, three times a week to achieve amazing results

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Programs

YMCA

MCA ProY grams

YMCA NORTH COUNTY SENIOR DIRECTOR Shelly Dargatz (805) 239-3047 sdargatz@sloymca.org

YMCA YOUTH DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Preschool, Afterschool & Day Camps Jeri Baxter (805) 239-3047

REGISTRATION:

Go to sloymca.org or visit us at Y Gym OfƂce at Centennial Park 600 Nickerson Drive Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. YMCA handles all registration for their programs. Membership and registration fees are payable to YMCA for the programs.

This program is a licensed preschool designed to introduce your child to a fun learning environment. We incorporate the “Zoo-phonics” literacy program that teaches letter recognition, letter sounds, and letter combinations. Children will engage in music, art, science and hands on center based learning. Our preschool offers structure for kindergarten prep along with explorative play. Questions? Call 237-0845.

$50 annual registration fee per child for this program. Annual membership $20.00 per child or $35.00 for 2 or more children.

Mon nthly Tu uition Structture Full Day Program Days: Time: Fee:

Monday – Friday 6:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. $515/5 days/week (M-F) $415/4 days/week (Your choice) $315/3 days/week (Your choice) $215/2 days/week (T & Th)

Half Day Program

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$25 annual registration fee per child for this program. Annual membership $20.00 per child or $35.00 for 2 or more children.

Location: Centennial Park Acorn Room Ages: 2 ½ - Pre-K (must be potty trained) When: Year-round Preschool Closed on major holidays

Days: Time: Fee:

The San Luis Obispo County YMCA is a licensed program that strives to provide the best care for children. We offer a fun, safe environment with a wide variety of enriching activities that includes homework assistance, club sports, art, and special events. We encourage strong character development through our six pillars, which include trustworthiness, caring, respect, citizenship, fairness, and responsibility. We provide nutritious snacks that include two food groups daily. The Paso Robles School District provides transportation to our location at Centennial Park from all elementary schools in the Paso Robles District. Questions? Child Care Director: Jeri Baxter, 239-3047.

Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. $300/5 half days/week (M-F) $200/3 half days/week (T, W & Th)

Location: Centennial Park Acorn Room Grades: K – 5th Days: Monday – Friday Date: Through June 13 Time: Afterschool until 6:00 p.m. Fee: $290/5 days/week $265/4 days/week (Your choice) $230/3 days/week (Your choice) $180/2 days/week (Your choice)

Centennial Park 805.237.3988

Spring Camp includes weekly ﬁeld trip, art, cooking, sports and science. A morning and afternoon snack will be provided. Children need to bring their own lunch. Please register at the Centennial Park Gym Ofﬁce. Questions? Call Jeri Baxter, 239-3047.

Location: Director: Grades: Days: Time: Week 1: Week 2: Fee:

$15 annual registration fee per child for this program. Annual membership $20.00 per child or $35.00 $35 5.0 5.00 00 for 2 or more children. c ch hildren. hild

Centennial Park Youth Room Jeri Baxter K - 6th Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. March 30-April 3 April 6 - 10 $150/5 days/week $110/3 days/week

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Begins June 15!

This is a new camp that is being offered. This is a camp that stays on site and is packed with fun activities. We will bring in outside interests that are fun and engaging. We will promote Healthy Living, Social Responsibility, Art, Music, Cooking and Science. $25 annual registration fee per child for this program. Annual membership $20.00 per child or $35.00 for 2 or more children. Location: Ages: Days: Time: Fee:

Centennial Park 4 – 8Y Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. $125/5 days/week ONLY

We do Birrthday y Parties! Location: Ages: Days:

Centennial Park Youth Room 3-8 years Saturday

We have more than 50 years of experience in providing a safe, thriving environment. At Y camp,young people explore personal interests, build self-esteem, develop interpersonal skills, discover the creativity and health benefits of the outdoors, and make everlasting friendships and memories. With a commitment to nurturing the potential of children and teens, Y camps ensure that every individual has access to the essentials needed to learn, grow, and thrive. We promote healthy living and foster social responsibility. Cost includes field trips, swimming, and snacks. Please register beginning April 1 at the Centennial Park Gym Office or online at sloymca.org. $25 annual registration fee per child for this program. Annual membership $20.00 per child or $35.00 for 2 or more children. Location: Grades: Days: Time: Fee:

Centennial Park K - 6th Monday – Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. $150/5 days/week $110/3 days/week

Call us for a quote! Let us take the stress off…Y staff will entertain and keep the party moving in our kid friendly fun space! Call Shelly Dargatz, 239-3047, for a tour.

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PASO ROBLES FULL-TIME PRESCHOOL

PASO ROBLES Y AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM K-5TH GRADE

Affordable Rates

PROGRAM LOCATED AT CENTENNIAL PARK TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE WE SERVE ALMOND ACRES CHARTER ACADEMY STUDENTS

CENTENNIAL PARK , PASO ROBLES AGES 21/2 TO 5 YEARS 6:30AM-6PM DAILY YEAR ROUND PRESCHOOL 805-239-3047

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SLOYMCA.ORG

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DANCE WITH THE Y BALLET & TAP FOR 3 TO 6 YEARS

KIDS WEE TUMBLING CLASS CENTENNIAL PARK

Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:00-7:00 p.m. Combo Class Ballet & Tap

PASO ROBLES, SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY YMCA

Monthly fee: $50 once a week / $90 twice per week

Ages 3-6 When: Mondays & Wednesdays Time: 4:00-5:00 0 p.m. Monthly Cost: 1 class $50 / 2 classes $90

LOCATION: CENTENNIAL PARK

600 Nickerson Dr. Paso Robles 805-239-3047 sloymca.org

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JUNIOR CHEF CHALLENGE CAMP STIR UP SOME FUN

SPRING CAMP CENTENNIAL PARK PASO ROBLES Grades K thru 6th

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Times:7:00 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Dates: March 30-April 10th Weekly field trip included Cost $150 / 5 days per week $110 / 3 days per week Am & pm snack provided Art, cooking, sports, games Registration $15

Cupcake challenge

Burger challenge

Pasta challenge

Surprise with 5 challenge

$150

WHEN: Tuesday thru Friday June 23,24,25 & 26 TIME: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. LOCATION: CENTENNIAL PARK, PASO ROBLES Limited Space 111237 04/12

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ALL FOR FUN FIELD TRIPS ALL FOR KIDS FUN & FRIENDS Y SUMMER DAY CAMP Y DISCOVER CAMP Ages 4 – 8 years CENTENNIAL PARK, PASO ROBLES 5 DAY CAMP $135 PER WEEK

3 Days per week $110 5 Days per week $150 Optional drop-in rate • • •

K-6th Grade Centennial Park, Paso Robles Summer Camp Begins June 15th sloymca.org • • • •

Limited space All activities on site Open 7:00 a.m.-- 6:00 p.m. daily 5 days per week option only Summer Camp Begins June 15th

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TPRFG Transi on Paso Robles Food Group

Dwarf Peach Tree

2015 Winter/Spring Garden Check List • Clean up last year’s debris from garden • Prepare soil with compost and mulch, then check irrigation • Prune and plant bare-root fruit, nut trees, and shrubs • Plant drought-tolerant perennials, annuals, and natives • Plan and plant winter and early spring veggies • Experiment and try new water conservation techniques

Lawns to Food Demonstration Garden @ Centennial Park www.pasoroblesdemogarden.org

Are New Year’s Resolutions a Bit Overwhelming? Relax. This Year, You Only Need One. 1. Volunteer Become a Library Volunteer and You’ll Watch Less TV Get More Exercise Make New Friends Learn Something New Help Others

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PASO ROBLES CITY LIBRARY

CITY LIBRAR Adult Progra Y ms CITY LIBRARY 1000 Spring Street (805) 237-3870 www.prcity.com/library

many other interests.” For Koreska, art is a lifelong journey with great challenges and inspirations. March Artist of the Month: Talented local artists display their artistic paintings, sculpture, ceramics, and photographs each month at the Paso Robles City Library.

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January Artist of the Month:

PAGE E GR RAEBE ER

Library Manager

Karen Christiansen Monday – Friday 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. LIBRARY STUDY CENTER 3600 Oak Street, Suite #101 Monday • Tuesday • Thursday 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Wednesday 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. (805) 237-4743

Page Graeber has lived and worked in Paso Robles for 24 years and has won numerous awards. The theme for her January display is “Enjoy the Sights around Us.” Her work will include paintings of Downtown City Park and buildings; local vineyards and ﬁelds; historic California missions; and great seaside communities for cool escapes.

Alice Ronke’s style is representational, impressionistic, with a subject matter that is predominately landscapes but also includes still life and ﬂoral topics. Her goal is to capture the excitement, rhythm, sense of peace, or sheer beauty of a scene. To clarify the feeling she wishes to express in a painting, Ronke uses the principles of composition to bring order to the chaos of nature. April Artist of the Month:

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February Artist of the Month:

MARGR RETE KORE ESKA Check out the Paso Robles City Library page on Facebook and receive up-to-date announcements of programs and events. Go to www.facebook.com/ prcitylibrary

“Art has become an important part of my life,” says artist Margrete Koreska. “I want my work to be captivating and uplifting through strong color and design. I enjoy the challenge of a wide variety of subjects inspired by my travels and

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9th ANNUAL BRUSHMARKS JURIED ART COMPETITION FOR TEENS Entries due: Wednesday, April 1 Reception: Friday, April 3

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Aspiring North County teen artists in grades 6-12 are invited to submit artwork for the 9th Annual Brushmarks Juried Art Competition. Submissions will be accepted in two mediums— painting and/or drawing—and a small entry fee will apply. Winners in each category will be selected by Juror Jack Johnson and prizes,

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donated by Johnson, will be awarded at the Gallery Reception on Friday, April 3, at 5:30 p.m. in the Library/City Hall Conference Room. Rules and entry forms will be available at the Library and at www.prcity.com/library in February. For more information, contact Suzanne, 237-3870. May Artist of the Month:

SA AND DRA MAC CGILLLIVRA AY

April Display Case

NTA LUCIA A SAN ROC CKHO OUND DS The Santa Lucia Rockhounds will present the miracle of fossilized (petriﬁed) wood, which will be the theme of their annual show to be held in May at the Paso Robles Event Center. The Santa Lucia Rockhounds club promotes the study of earth sciences (mineralogy, geology, paleontology, etc.), the lapidary arts, and the joy of exploring nature. May Display Case

MULLTI-FLLORA AL GAR RDEN N CLU UB Share the pleasures of gardening with the Multi-Floral Garden Club’s display, “Gardening for Everyone.” Learn to grow ﬂowers and vegetables and create beautiful ﬂoral designs.

NA ATIONAL VOLUN NTEE ER WE EEK April 12-18, 2015 Established over 40 years ago, National Volunteer Week is an annual celebration of volunteerism in America. According to the Corporation for National and Community Service, National Volunteer Week is about inspiring, recognizing and encouraging people to demonstrate their collective power to foster positive transformation in their own communities. For more information on volunteer opportunities with the City, please visit www.prcity.com/services/volunteer or contact Volunteer Coordinator Suzanne, 237-3870.

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Sandra MacGillivray’s paintings are both still life and en plein air. Using oil, watercolors, and pastels as her whims take her, MacGillivray says, “I paint for me and hope to share.”

January Display Case

STEPHAN NIE WILBA ANKS S January showcases the fused art glass pieces of Stephanie Wilbanks. “Fused Glass Art involves creativity combined with chemistry and physics. My background in marketing and music provides the foundation for my art—marketing informs the balance while music inspires the harmony of color and line.” February Display Case

JEAN NNE AIRD D, amso on 8tth gra ade Fla Enjoy the imagination and creativity of Jeanne Aird’s 8th grade Flamson students’ unique ceramic boxes.

What do Punxsutawney Phil, TV weathermen, and Sonny and Cher’s hit song “I Got You Babe” have in common? They will all be part of the Groundhog Day celebration at the Library on Monday, February 2! We will show the best-loved holiday ﬁlm featuring Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, and Chris Elliot over and over throughout the day beginning at 10:00 a.m., Noon, 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. Come for one showing or get that déjà vu feeling by seeing it more than once. Contact Karen, 237-3870, for more information.

RLEY GRAY Y SHIR Library Volunteer Shirley Gray was honored as the Library Volunteer of the Year 2014 at the Paso Robles City Library’s annual volunteer reception. A retired educator of 30 years, Shirley began her service to the Paso Robles City Library back when it was still in the Carnegie building and she has been an incredible asset to the library every day since. Shirley often spends eight hours each week Continued on next page>

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Shirley Gray (Cont.)

Pay Your Fines Online

(sometime more!) tirelessly keeping the shelves of the children’s section of the library organized. She truly goes above and beyond in every way keeping the books clean, making sure they are on the correct shelf in the right order and creating attractive displays on the end of each shelf. She trains new volunteers and is an incredibly important part of the library in so many ways.

If you are a fan of online banking, you will love the convenience of paying your library ﬁnes and fees from home using your credit or debit card. Online payment is fast and easy, and you can even request an e-mail “receipt” of your transaction. Simply: • log on to your library account • click Fines and Fees • check off items to pay • click Pay Fines Now • enter VISA, MasterCard or Discover # • enter your e-mail address • click Next - charges appear • click Submit Payment

“Shirley works tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that each book is exactly where it should be (a daunting job for sure!). She is an exceptional, incredibly hard working and dedicated volunteer and we are so very lucky and grateful to have her help,” according to Children’s Services Librarian Heather Stephenson. The annual volunteer reception recognizes the 120-plus Library volunteers and the 16,000-plus hours they contribute each year in pursuit of excellence in library service. For more information about volunteering in the City Library, please visit www.prcity.com/library or call Volunteer Coordinator Suzanne, 237-3870.

ADULLTS Library Conference Room Thursdays, 7:00 p.m. January 15, February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21 Our Library Book Club recently celebrated its 17-year anniversary, and we are still going strong. We have read well over 100 titles, usually reading two fiction and one non-fiction title in a three-month cycle. Recent selections have included The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri, Orange Is the New Black by Piper Kerman, and The Boys in the Boat by Daniel Brown. Most of our members joined to make new friends and to read books they might otherwise have never picked up. Please join us for a lively discussion beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the Library Conference Room. See our flyer on page 37 or call Karen, 23740 3870, to see what title we will be reading next.

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Access the Library from Home! The Library offers many options for downloading materials to read, listen to, or watch. No matter what type of device you have, from computers to smart phones to tablets and eReaders, you can have access to our downloadable collection. The Library offers ﬁve different access points for downloadable materials. Overdrive provides access to thousands of popular eAudiobooks and eBooks similar to the titles you will ﬁnd on our Library’s New Book shelves. Zinio provides access to well over one hundred popular magazine titles. All Library selections can be read free of charge and saved to your reading list for future access. The Gale Virtual Reference Library provides an extensive collection of eReference Books for researching various topics from business to medicine to social studies.

Why not pay those accumulated ﬁnes and fees the next time you are requesting hold items? For more information, contact the Library, 2373870.

GA ALE E VIRTTUAL REFERENC CE LIBRA ARY

Enki provides over 16,000 independently-published eBook titles, many of which are self-published. Our newest offering is Indieﬂix, a collection of independently-produced ﬁlms covering a range in length and range of genres such as animation, foreign, romance, sports, thriller and musicals. Connect through the Library, select your choice, and you are ready to watch. For more information about the Library’s downloading options, call 237-3870.

National Poetry Month Children, teens, and adults are invited to create a poetry ﬂag in honor of National Poetry Month. The Library will provide supplies for patrons to write their favorite poem on a ﬂag —an original composition or one by your favorite poet. (Poems chosen should be appropriate for display in a public setting.) Flags will be sewn together and displayed in the Library during the month of April. Materials will be available beginning April 1 while supplies last.

Experience effortless research with the Gale Virtual Reference Library. Thousands of full-text, authoritative reference eBooks are available to you 24/7 from any Internet-connected computer. This resource is perfect for students—middle school through college—and is convenient for the industrious information seeker. With Gale’s “make life easier” features, users may access: mp3-formatted articles to listen to, downloadable PDF articles for their eReader, and the ability to translate articles into virtually any language via the multiple-language function. Also, each article comes with a bibliographic citation builder, allowing the user to cite the article in his research in one of several standard formats. Whether writing a school report or doing research for work or pleasure, the Gale Virtual Reference Library can be accessed while in the Library (let our Reference Staff show you how) or on your home computer (all you need is your Paso Robles library card). For more information about the Gale Virtual Reference, contact Karen, 2373870.

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April 15 Approaches!

Talented local artists display their artistic paintings, sculpture, ceramics, and photographs each month at the Paso Robles City Library.

while avoiding sharp-shooting snipers, this award-winning ﬁlm will have you on the edge of your seat. This ﬁlm is rated “R” so no one under age 17 will be admitted without an accompanying parent or guardian. Guest Lecturer: SMSgt Brian Fleming Wednesday, March 18, 7:00 p.m.

On Wednesday, April 15, 2015, your federal and state taxes for 2014 will be due. Will you be ready?

Join us for a special presentation by United States Air Force SMSgt Brian Fleming. Fleming, who is currently stationed at Vandenberg Air Force Base, served in Iraq during Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, and will share his ﬁrsthand accounts of his experiences there and here at home. Audience members are encouraged to ask questions!

The Yellow Birds By KEVIN POWERS

If you are looking for a particular tax form, chances are the Paso Robles City Library can help. The Library is one of the few places to offer both federal and state tax forms. We also carry instruction booklets for the most common forms, and Reference Desk staff can assist with accessing and printing forms from websites. They may have a small supply of the most common forms already printed out for you to purchase. Copies of tax forms (as with all copies) are only 20 cents per page, so bring in your list of forms needed to get your copies today. For more information about the Library’s available tax forms, call 237-3870. As in prior years, the Library and the Senior Center will partner with AARP Tax Aide to provide tax assistance. •

Call the Library, 237-3870, beginning January 20, to sign up for Saturday appointments at the Library beginning February 7.

June 15 - August 15 In partnership with Cuesta College, the Paso Robles City Library is pleased to offer programs centering on the book The Yellow Birds by Kevin Powers. Mark Boal Film

Mark your calendars for another summer of good reads and great programs. Summer Reading is for everyone and we have different programs based on age groups. Look for more details in the next issue of the Activity Guide!

Thursday, March 12, 7:00 p.m. •

Call the Senior Center, 237-3880, beginning January 20, to sign up for Tuesday appointments at the Veterans’ Building (next to the Senior Center) beginning February 3, and Thursday appointments beginning February 5.

You do not need to be a senior to use the service provided at the Library or the Senior Center. The AARP Tax Aide program is for most taxpayers (certain exceptions do apply) who would like assistance in preparing their tax returns. IRS-certiﬁed volunteers provide free basic income tax return preparation to taxpayers, assisting with various tax credits such as the Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, and Education Credits.

The Library will show a ﬁlm based on the personal wartime experiences of journalist Mark Boal, telling the story of the Iraq war from the perspective of the soldiers, speciﬁcally an elite Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal team. Starring Jeremy Renner, Guy Pearce, and Ralph Fiennes as three fearless bomb technicians whose job it is to dismantle roadside bombs Book Group Discussion Thursday, March 19, 7:00 p.m. The Paso Robles Library Book Group will be discussing Powers’ The Yellow Birds. If you are a member of another book group, check out our “Book Group Kit” featuring ten copies of the book plus discussion questions, and feature the book at your group.

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Programs

Recreation P ADULT rograms Pre-registration Pre-re egistra ation is required ffor or ourr programs! prog grams! CENTENNIAL PARK OFFICE 600 Nickerson Drive Phone: (805) 237-3988 Fax: (805) 237-6424 Monday – Friday 12:00 – 5:00 p.m. prcity.com/recreation MUNICIPAL POOL 534 28th Street Indoor Pool: (805) 237-3985

Heated pool Showers & dressing rooms Chair lift

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Mun nicipa al Wa arm-W Wate er door Pool Ind Monday – Friday Staying fit all year round isn’t that easy but exercising in our warm-water indoor pool makes it so much easier – and more enjoyable. All levels of fitness are welcome and everyone, including those with mobility issues, will experience the increased benefit that comes from the resistance of the water and the reduced stress on ligaments and joints. Just in case you aren’t convinced, here are 7 more reasons to join! • Benefit from small classes that allow for personalized attention • Develop increased muscle tone • Improve strength and endurance • Socialize with others who have similar goals for their health • Use our water-resistance equipment - you only need your own water shoes! • Enjoy our private dressing areas and showers • Celebrate that you are being good to yourself! Registration Guidelines Aqua Fitness Program

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• Register with the instructor of your choice. Physician’s release may be required. • Participants must be able to enter and exit the pool independently (except Adapted) • Water shoes are required for all classes. Thank you!

CLA ASS DESC CRIPTIONS S Adapted Aqua Fit Designed for ages 18 and older who have special needs and /or mobility issues. Small class size allows for personalized exercise instruction for your speciﬁc needs. The water

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environment is perfect for exercise. The natural effects of buoyancy and water resistance allow for greater range of motion with minimal stress on the joints and spine. If you have difficulty walking on land, you can walk in the water – with no fear of falling! Chair lift is available for entry and exit of the pool. Take class once a week or three times per week. Aqua Aerobics A great way to build muscle tone (using weights and noodles provided by instructors), and increase your flexibility and strength. Enjoy private dressing areas and hot showers, too! Aqua Fit It’s here! The fitness industry proclaims this as one of the best workouts for your body. Get your strength, resistance, cardio, joint mobility, and flexibility training in a low-impact to non-impact setting. You’ll notice greater body awareness, capability, and health! Come in and experience the wonder of aqua exercise. All physical abilities welcome including those who are pregnant or dealing with arthritis or other mobility issues. However, participants must be able to enter and exit the pool independently. Aqua Fit with Karen This 45-minute workout is tailored to each individual participant’s needs and abilities. It is a great way to start your day. Perfect for those who suffer from arthritis or other rehabilitation issues. Water Exercise Hacer Ejercicio En La Agua Exercise your entire body in warm water and work on balance, endurance, and toning muscles. By using the equipment and resistance of the water, you improve your core strength and flexibility. Exercising in warm water has been proven to be one of the best low-impact ways to add flexibility for arthritic joints. Se habla español.

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AQUA FITNESS SCHEDULE

January â&#x20AC;&#x201C; May 2015

Municipal Pool, 534 28th Street

CLASS & INSTRUCTOR

Adapted Aqua Fit Carolyn Osborne: 434-2563 Lift Chair Available

Aqua Aerobics

Carolyn Osborne: 434-2563 Note: Outdoor Pool

Aqua Fit

Andee Parker: 237-3985

Aqua Fit

Carolyn Osborne: 434-2563

Aqua Fit

Robin Woodjack: 712-1422

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Wed.

8:00 - 8:45 am

$30/month

Wed.

8:45 - 9:30 am

$30/month

Mon., Wed. & Fri.

11:30am - 12:15pm

$60/month

Mon., Wed. & Fri.

12:15 - 1:00 pm

$60/month

Mon., Wed. & Fri.

1:00 - 1:45 pm

$60/month

Tues. & Thur.

2:30 - 3:15 pm

$50/month

Tues. & Thur.

12:00 - 1:00 pm

$45/month

Mon., Wed. & Fri.

9:30 - 10:15 am

$65/month

Mon., Wed. & Fri.

10:15 - 11:00 am

$65/month

Mon., Wed. & Fri.

2:30 - 3:15 pm

$65/month

Mon., Wed. & Fri.

1:45 - 2:30 pm

$60/month

Tues. & Thur.

8:45 - 9:30 am

$55/month

Tues. & Thur.

9:30 - 10:15 am

$55/month

Tues. & Thur.

10:15 - 11:00 am

$55/month

Tues. & Thur.

11:00 - 11:45 am

$55/month

Tues. & Thur.

11:45 - 12:30 pm

$55/month

6:30 - 7:15 am

$60/month

Tues. & Thur.

7:15 - 8:00 am

$52/month

Tues. & Thur.

1:00 - 2:00 pm

$55/month

Aqua Fit w/ Karen Tues., Wed. & Thur. Karen Battaglia: 674-6753

Water Exercise: Espanol Carmen Barnett: 237-3985

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Line Dancing – Beginning

Aqua Fitness Classes Great classes offered throughout the day. See information on previous pages. Aquatics - Aqua Aerobics Aqua Aerobics - great outdoor water exercise classes for adults! No swimming skills needed. A great way to burn calories, build muscle (using our water weights and noodles), improve your cardiorespiratory system, ﬂexibility, and strength. Come join us in the water for a stress-free workout. Questions? Call Carolyn, 434-2563. Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Times: Sessions: Fee:

Municipal Outdoor Pool Carolyn Osborne 18Y+ Tues. & Thur. 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Monthly $45/session

Aquatics - Lap Swim Great opportunity to make your lunch break count! Come and join the other enthusiastic swimmers. For those who don’t have regular schedules, the 20punch pass is for you! Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Times: Sessions: Fee:

Municipal Outdoor Pool Andee Parker 18Y+ Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Monthly $35/month $65/20-punch

Ballroom Dance for Fun Join the resurgence of Ballroom Dance that so many others have already done. Rediscover the self-conﬁdence, physical beneﬁts, and just plain fun dancing can provide. Begin the new year with a Latin beat.

Beginning line dancing is for people who are just starting out in learning line dancing or haven’t been line dancing for 10 or so years. You never need a partner, the music is upbeat and you get exercise without realizing you are actually exercising. It is a fantastic way to start your day and meet the nicest people. Questions? Call Reon, 460-9757. Location: will focus on the basics of Swing and Foxtrot. Session IV we will introduce Waltz while continuing more steps in Swing and Foxtrot. Session V gets you ready for summer events, weddings, parties, cruises, and concerts in the park with more Swing, Waltz, Latin dances and the introduction of Club Foxtrot. All sessions include beginning, intermediate and advanced instruction to accommodate the varying abilities of the class. Students may enroll in all ﬁve or choose sessions separately. Please note: Couples must register in the Ballroom Dance for Fun: Couples to obtain the discount. Questions? Call Dan or Sharon, 461-0599. Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4: Session 5: Fee:

Centennial Park Banquet Room B Dan and Sharon Davis 13Y+ Wednesday EW 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. NME TI January 7 - 28 February 4 - 25 March 4 – 25 April 1 – 29 (no class on April 8) May 6 - 27 $47/Singles $77/Couple

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Centennial Park Banquet Room B Reon Monson 18Y+ Wednesday 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Monthly $55/10-punch

Line Dancing – Intermediate Intermediate line dancing is for people who have had line dancing and feel comfortable learning new dance steps. You never need a partner, music of all Genres is played like Funky, Latin, Waltz, Swing, Hip Hop and much more, and it is a great way to socialize. Studies have shown Line Dancing is a great help in areas of memory, balance, cardiovascular and vertigo. It doesn’t get any better than this, Come on down and join the fun! Questions? Call Reon, 460-9757. Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Sessions: Fee:

Centennial Park Banquet Room B Reon Monson 18Y+ Wednesday 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Monthly $55/10-punch

In Session I we’ll teach Tango and Salsa. Session II we will continue the Latin rhythm with instruction in Rumba, Cha-Cha, and Salsa. Session III

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Dog Training: Beginning Kathy Kropp, a dog trainer and behaviorist for over 15 years, will teach you and the whole family how to become the pack leader, gently and without force. Class covers the basic exercises necessary to have a well-mannered family companion for life. Kathy will cover how to correct common problem behaviors from the dog’s viewpoint. All dogs must be up to date on their shots per your veterinarian recommendations. Bring shot records to ﬁrst class, which is a lecture indoors at the Centennial Park White Oak Room, without the dogs. Children younger than 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Questions? Call Kathy, 237-9985. Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Fee:

safe manner (drag-line exercises), playing with whistle training, trick training, tracking and much more. This fun fast paced class will also prepare you and your dog to take the AKC Canine Good Citizen Test. Bring your shot records to the ﬁrst class. Questions? Call Kathy, 2379985. Centennial Park BBQ Instructor: Kathy Kropp Ages: 13Y+ (Younger children with adult) Days: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Session 1: February 17 – March 17 Session 2: April 28 – May 26 Fee: $100/1st Dog $90/Additional Dog

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Grooming Rover (or How to Keep Your Dog Looking Great)

Centennial Park BBQ Kathy Kropp 12Y+ Thursday 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. January 8 – February 12 February 26 – April 2 April 16 – May 21 $100/1st Dog $90/Additional

Dog Training: Intermediate

If your dog already has basic training skills and you want to do more this is the class for you. We’ll be working on expanding on your dog’s training and working on off leash skills in a

Hunter Education

Successful completion of this course is required in order to obtain your first California hunting license. Topics include principles of wildlife management, safe firearms handling, sportsmanship, conservation laws, and outdoor ethics. No minimum age limit; however students under 10 may find the course challenging. A permission slip for students under 18 is required. Must attend all 5 classes to receive certificate. Questions? Call Dennis, 226-9834. Materials fee of $2 is payable to the instructor. Location:

Ever wondered how to keep your dog looking great in-between your grooming appointments? Or how to deal with stickers or clipping toenails. We have a great class for you. Presented by trainer and behaviorist Kathy Kropp and groomer Margo Batdorf. This class will deal with all of the above and more. Learn how to prevent matts from forming and how to get rid of them safely. Which products are best for your type of dog. This will be a fun and informative class no matter what type of dog you have. Questions? Call Kathy, 237-9985.

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Centennial Park Live Oak Dennis Doberneck No minimum age Tues., Wed. & Thur. 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. January 20, 21, 22, 28, 29 March 3, 4, 5, 11, 12 May 5, 6, 7, 13, 14 $20/session

Location: Centennial Park White Oak Room Instructor: Kathy Kropp Ages: 12Y+ (Younger children with adult) Days: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Session 1: January 13 – February 3 Session 2: March 24 – April 14 Fee: $77/session

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Fee: Fee: Body In Balance - Active Aging Retune your body with some easy methods to release stress and enhance overall health and vitality. These gentle strengthening exercises improve balance, breathing capacity, and posture. Along with relaxations some of the other benefits are: improved flexibility, circulation, range of motion, and fall prevention. These exercises are easy and fun to learn and can be applied to your everyday activities. Adaption for specific injuries or health conditions are easily achieved. All are welcome. Visit the class to try it out. Questions? Call Faye at 238-9770 or visit www.counterchanges.com. To register, contact Faye so she can find the right class for you. Location: Instructor: Ages: Days: Time: Sessions: Fee: Fee:

Senior Center Faye Baker 50Y+ Wednesday 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Monthly $46/session ($38/+ family) $80/2 Months ($68/+ family)

Tai Chi For Health

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Tai Chi is a fitness exercise practiced for its many health benefits, focusing on relaxation, correct posture, and breathing techniques. This gentle exercise calms the nervous system, improves balance, circulation, and strength. The class begins with Qigong (chi gung), the parent of Tai Chi, followed by the 24 movement Tai Chi short form, progressing to the 40 movement form. Tai Chi and Qigong are dynamic arts for a lifetime of health and vitality. Questions? Call Faye, 2389770 or visit www.counterchanges. com. To register, contact Faye so she can find the right class for you. Location:

To register, contact Faye so she can ﬁnd the right class for you.

Instructor: Location:

Body In Balance - Qigong (Chi Gung) Try something new that is really old! Qi (chi) means energy or breath and gong (gung) means practice. Tai Chi and qigong are related but qigong is easier to learn. Besides increased breathing capacity, posture and balance, Qigong improves relaxation, blood pressure, circulation, ﬂexibility and range of motion. Basically these gentle strengthening exercises coordinate breathing with effortless movements. Qigong enhances overall health and vitality and is easily integrated into all daily activities. Come visit to try it out. Questions? Call Faye, 238-9770 or visit www.counterchanges.com.

$46/session ($38/+ family) $80/2 Months ($68/+ family)

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Centennial Park Banquet Room B Faye Baker 18Y+ Tuesday 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Monthly $46/session ($38/+ family) $80/2 Months ($68/+ family)

Sessions: Fee:

Sue Larson Centennial Park Banquet Room B 18Y+ Monday 6:00 – 7:10 p.m. Shelley Kelley Centennial Park Banquet Room A 18Y+ Wednesday EW 6:20 – 7:25 p.m. NME TI Monday & Wednesday Monthly $55/Month ($51/+ family) $80/10 punch

Digital Photography - Brent Paull: Brent Paull, award-winning photographer, will show you how to improve your techniques in taking photos and reﬁning them, and will show you how to take it to the next level by starting your own photography business. Feel free to bring photos to class for Brent to critique! Questions? Call Brent, 1-559-909-5208. Location: Instructor: Ages: Sessions: Fee:

Centennial Park Live Oak Brent Paull 16Y+ See below $42/session

Processing Your Digital Images

Yoga Learn to nourish relaxation by breathing and connecting, create core stability, and be relaxed and resilient. Yoga poses and yoga therapy are taught to students of all levels and needs. Learn to take your yoga practice off your mat and into your daily life. We offer small class sizes with individual attention. Wear comfortable loose clothing and bring a non-skid mat and large towel. Two classes per week: Hatha yoga with Sue on Mondays gives attention to breath and alignment. Shelley’s class on Wednesdays emphasizes gentle yoga. Questions? Call Sue, 2386036 or Shelley, 237-2594.

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January 29, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Adobe Elements has become the top selling digital photo processing program in the world. This low-cost software incorporates many creative photo editing and processing tools. Learn how to adjust the brightness, contrast, color, and shadows in your images. Adding graphics like text, sharpening images, and removing distracting elements are all made easy.You are welcome to bring some of your own images on a USB drive to be processed in class. Questions? Call Brent, 1-559-909-5208. Learn Nature and Wildlife Photography

Co-ed League Location: Contact: Ages: Days: Time: Session: Fee:

Centennial Park Gym Juan Ayala 16Y+ Wednesday 6:00 - 9:30 p.m. Monthly $150/month/team

Women’s League in our county on two consecutive Saturdays. First and last meetings of each session are at Centennial Park. Saturday locations vary each session and will be announced at class. Participants must have a basic knowledge of their digital camera. Those under age 18 may attend with instructor’s approval. Questions? Call Dean, 238-0072.

Location:

$12 materials fee per student covers the cost of your ﬁnal photo prints.

This is a wonderful class for the entire family! Great reduced prices for additional family members.

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Centennial Park White Oak Room Dean Crawford, Jr. 18Y+ Saturday 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Monday & Thursday 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. February 19, 21, 28, March 9 April 9, 11, 18, 27 $45/session $40/repeat students

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Centennial Park Gym Juan Ayala 16Y+ Friday 6:00 - 9:30 p.m. Monthly $150/month/team Karate

See Sports in Youth Section. Kendo Literally called “the Way of the Sword,” this is the modern sport of Japanese fencing based on traditional Kenjutsu “sword ﬁghting.” See Sports in Youth Section. Pickleball

March 12, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Learn how to photograph the natural beauty around us. This class takes you step-by-step through learning how to take great outdoor and wildlife images. We discuss equipment, composition, ﬁeld tactics and photo craft, and other professional techniques. We will improve your photography skills and help you create beautiful nature photographs. Questions? Call Brent, 1-559-909-5208. On-Location Shooting with Dean Crawford Learn how to shoot better photos and have fun, too. This four-class course will help you improve your photo images with helpful tips and suggestions. Students will practice on-location shooting at local sites

Futsal – Indoor Soccer This is a great sport for ages 16 and older. Build your skills and have fun as well. Co-ed play is on Wednesdays and women play on Fridays. You must sign up as a team! Questions? Call Juan, 704-5739.

Pickleball is a racquet sport that has been heralded as “the fastest growing sport in the country.” It is like tennis—but different. Like racquet ball—but different. The ball is like a whifﬂe ball—but different. The court is like tennis— but smaller. We use a paddle— but this is not paddle tennis. The net is 2” shorter than a tennis net. Pickleball is fun, very social, and you get an excellent workout with less stress on the joints than the game of tennis. Equipment is available for you to use so you can try the sport— Continued on page 51>

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Centennial Park 805.237.3988

Volleyball

Pickleball (cont.) so drop in anytime. Contact Brett at 975-5781 for details or go to the website for information, www. pickleballpasorobles.shutterﬂy.com. Location: Instructor: Age: Days: Time: Sessions: Fee:

Social Security

Centennial Park Pickleball Court Brett Noel 18Y+ Mon./Wed./Fri./Sat. 8:15 - 10:15 a.m. Monthly $50/January - May $25/10 punch

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Senior Drop-In Softball Barney Schwartz Park Especially for the 50 and better crowd, bring your gear, take a few swings and shag a few ﬂy balls. If enough show up to play, we can even choose teams for a quick pickup game. There’s no fee. If you don’t want the structure of a league, or if you’re in a league and just want to stay loose, this is for you. For more information, please call John Doss, 215-8845. Slow-Pitch Softball League Offered by Paso Adult Softball Organization. Call John Doss, 2158845. Tennis See Sports in Youth Section North County Women’s Tennis Club North County Women’s Tennis Club is a social tennis club that meets twice a week throughout the year at Centennial Park. Must have previous experience. $50 yearly membership is prorated (July 1 - June 30). Questions? Call Jan Dallons, 7121111 or email at ncwtc@yahoo.com. $25 annual tennis ball fee payable to the North County Women’s Tennis Club. Location: Age: Days: Time: Sessions: Fee:

Centennial Park Tennis Courts 21Y+ Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Monthly $50/annual fee

This league is comprised of Competitive Women’s and Co-ed divisions ranging from four to eight teams a night. Each team will have ten matches (2 matches a night, 5 weeks of play) with the top 4 teams progressing to playoffs. The entry fee covers referees, equipment, and prizes. Players must be at least 14 years of age. Each team will need a minimum of six players. All roster adds must register with coordinator. $6 annual insurance fee is payable to Duane Cross. Rules and regulations will be covered on the ﬁrst night of play prior to the games. Questions? Call Malia, 703-4345, or email rec.volleyball@gmail.com. Winter Session Deadline: Location: Age: Women’s: Co-ed: Time: Session: Fee:

Friday, January 16 Centennial Park Gym 14+ Monday Thursday 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. January 26 – March 9 (No class on February 16) $306/team Spring Session

Deadline: Location: Age: Women’s: Co-ed: Time: Session: Fee:

Friday, April 3 Centennial Park Gym 14+ Monday Thursday 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. April 13 – May 21 $306/team

When should I apply for Social Security? How can I maximize my beneﬁts? How will this affect my spouse? You have a lot of questions to answer. Mistakes can be costly. We can provide the guidance you need. Join us for a short presentation, Social Security: Strategize to Maximize, to learn how to sort through the options to help ensure the choices you make are tailored to your needs. Questions? Call Kaitlin, 434-1940. Location: Instructor: Ages: Time: Session 1: Session 2: Fee:

Centennial Park Live Oak Kaitlin McCall 50 – 70Y 6:00 – 7:15 p.m. Thursday, January 15 Thursday, February 12 Free Your Legacy:

FAM MILY, CHU URCH H, CHA ARITY Y Are there people and organizations in your life that you care about and want to help sustain ﬁnancially? If so, be sure to attend this presentation,“Your Legacy—Family, Church, Charity.” The purpose of this workshop is to offer ideas, options and resources that align with your values so you can give in ways that make sense for you. Questions? Call Kaitlin, 434-1940. Location: Instructor: Ages: Time: Session 1:

Centennial Park Live Oak Kaitlin McCall 18Y+ 6:00 – 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, March 17

Time: Session 2: Fee:

1:00 – 2:15 p.m. Thursday, March 19 Free

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SPECIAL SHOWING Paso Robles Park Cinemas · Wednesday, February 4th at 6 pm. · 1100 Pine Street Wine Social at 6pm · Film shows at 7pm $12 early bird rate through February 1st , $15 at the door. Purchase tickets at parks4pups.org or 805.239.4437 “ A wickedly funny mockumentary … two thumbs up!” – Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times 2001 American Comedy Awards winner for Funniest Motion Picture, Funniest Supporting Actor, & Funniest Supporting Actress.

Proceeds benefit Sherwood Dog Park

paso robles DOG JOG! 7ntnhual A

SATURDAY MARCH 21, 2015 at 9:00 AM

8 am Race check-in and Pancake Breakfast 9 am 4K/2K Race start at Kennedy Club Fitness 10 am Contests for: • • • • •

Best Pooch Smooch Most Appropriate Name Best Smile Most Unusual Face Best Dog & Owner Look-Alike ike

Prizes for winners & Raffle drawings i Bandanas, medals, and goodie bags for all racers REGISTRATION: $15 per dog until March 19th and $20 through race day. Each fee includes one Lions Club Pancake Breakfast. Additional breakfast tickets $5 each. To register, go to Paso Robles Kennedy Club Fitness at 500 South River Road or www.parks4pups.org. INFORMATION: call (805) 239-4437 Race is open to runners and walkers on any route. Rain or shine. PROCEEDS BENEFIT:

SHERWOOD DOG PARK OF PASO ROBLES

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Centennial Park 805.237.3988

Programs SENIOR CENTERr

*In cooperation with Senio Volunteer Services GENERAL GE ENE ERAL INFORMATION IN NFORM MATIO AT ON 270 Scott Street 2 70 Sc cottt S tre eett Paso Robles P aso oR obless (805) 237-3880 (8 805) 23 37-388 80 Monday Friday, M onda ay – F rid day y, 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. 8 :0 00 a .m m. – 5 :00 0 p. .m. DIRECTIONS THE D IR RECTIO ONS TO O TH HE SENIOR CENTER S ENIO OR CE ENT TER R The S The Senior enio or C Center ente er iss lloocated catted d at at 270 27 70 Scott Sccottt Street. Sttre eet.. Scott Sco ottt Street Stree et is adjacent adja acentt to o Sherwood She erw wood Park Parrk on on Creston Cre eston n Road, just Niblick Road, ju ust ssouth ou uth h off Ni ibliick k Road. Heading Ro oad d. He eadiing g south so outh on on Creston, Cre estton n, turn tu urn left le eft on on Scott Scottt Street Stree et and and the th he Senior Se enio or Center Cen nter iss one e block blo ock k down down on on your you ur right. rig ght. Hop Hope pe tto o ssee ee ey you ou so soon! oon!

W invite you to become a member We of the Paso Robles Senior Center. o Anyone can become a member An A regardless of age. By joining, you re eg will wil w il help support our free services, programs, and activities. pro p There are four different levels of membership support available: Annual Basic:

$12/individual $15/household Annual Friend: $50 Annual Sponsor: $100 Lifetime: $200 one-time

Funding and Charitable Status: In Fun 1981, an ENDOWMENT FUND was 198 established by the Senior Advisory esta sta Committee to the City of Paso C Co o Robles. Contributions, endowments, Ro Rob ob and nd d memorials are encouraged to ensure the future of our services and programs, and may be tax deductible. Contributions are held in ded trustee account by the City of Paso a tr Robles and will be utilized solely for Rob senior programs. sen

How w You u Can He elp p:

Check C heck o out ut tthe he e Paso Paso o Robles Ro obless Senior Center on S en nio or Ce entter page o n Facebook Fa acebo ook and and d receive rece eive e upup pto-date to--da ate e announcements ann nou uncem men ntss off programs prrogra ams and and d events. even nts.. Go Go to to www.facebook.com/ www.fface ebook k.co om/ pasoroblesseniorcenter passorroble esssen niorccen nte er

Donors contribute in a number of ways, including cash, as well as other assets. Planned gifts can also be made, which include wills and trusts, making the endowment fund the beneﬁciary in life insurance policies, and charitable remainder trusts, which can continue to generate income for the donor during their lifetime. Call 237-3987 to ﬁnd out more.

unique. Your friends and neighbors, with staff support, make the Senior Center run smoothly. Volunteers serve in all areas, including leadership and advisory roles, receptionists, nutrition servers and drivers, teaching classes, leading activities, maintaining the library, coordinating clubs, entering data into the computer, and much, much more. Call 237-3880 for details. Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of the Central Coast So many volunteer opportunities exist to enrich your life and the lives of others. We match your interests and skills with a wide variety of service agencies needing help to accomplish their missions. One must be at least 55 to join our organization and then you get to choose where you prefer to serve. Don’t be a stay-at-home – get out and enjoy the company of others who have similar interests. Life is not a spectator sport! No cost to join. Call 805-544-8740 for more information, OR check us out on the internet at www.RSVPCentralCoast.org or on FaceBook at (www.facebook.com/pages/RSVPCentral-Coast/403324026409399).

Available through the City of Paso Robles The City of Paso Robles, Department of Library and Recreation Services, has a Senior Scholarship Fund to provide monetary assistance for seniors who wish to participate in recreation programs but may not be able to afford the registration fees. The Department accepts contributions from local businesses, service clubs, individuals, and organizations to assist in providing senior scholarships. Scholarships may be used for City of Paso Robles, Department of Library and Recreation Services programs or activities only.

People who are involved at the Senior Center say that the opportunity to volunteer is what makes our center

For more information, please call Recreation Services at Centennial Park, 237-3988, anytime Monday Friday from 12:00 - 5:00 p.m.

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Programs SERVICES, PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES (INSTRUCTOR NAME) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 q w e r t y u i o p a s d f g h j k l ; z x

TIME

DAY

FEE

DATES

Pre- Registration Required

Tuesday & Thursday

$15 AARP Mem $20 Non AARP

Varies

Artist Group – Sketch/Paint Group - Anyone who enjoys the arts are welcome. Share techniques, tips, creative ideas and have fun (Kathy)

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

1st, 3rd & 5th Tuesday

Free

Monthly

Bingo Mania ~ 9 Games - Free popcorn or bring your own refreshments to enjoy.

1:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Wednesday

1 card $1.25 5 cards $5

Weekly

Body in Balance for Active Aging ~City Program Body alignment, breathing and balance with a certiwed Instructor. (Faye Baker).

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Wednesday

$46/month

Weekly

Braille Institute ~ Information about free programs and available resources for dealing with vision loss.

10:00 am - 12:00 pm

1st Thursday

Free

Monthly

Brain Aerobics ~ FREE Class featuring scientiwcally proven exercises to build a better memory. CLASS FULL.

9:30 am - 11:00 am

1st & 3rd Thursday

Free

2 x Month

Bridge: Duplicate Bridge ~ A card game for those who like the challenge of real competition. (Fred Strong)

12:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Mon & Thurs

Annual Dues

2 x Week

Bridge: Party Bridge ~ A fun, social card game. (Mary Mazzo)

12:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Wednesday

Free

Weekly

Bunco ~ A popular game played with nine dice and a whole lot of luck. (Bonnie)

12:30 pm - 2:30 pm

4th Thursday

Monthly

Canasta Club ~ A card game for two to six players, related to rummy and requiring two or three decks of cards. Everyone Welcome! (Joan)

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Friday

Free

Weekly

Caring Callers ~ In-home visits that provide reassurance and comfort to homebound elderly. (Kimberly Hudson)

Any

Free

M-F

Celtic Circle Ceili ~ Irish dance class for all ages! (Lynn)

11:30 pm - 1:00 pm

Monday

Free

Weekly

6:30 PM

3rd Tuesday

Free

Monthly

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Thursday

Free

Weekly

Any

Free

M-F

By Appointment

Tuesday

Free

Weekly

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

2nd & 4th Tues

Annual Dues

2 x Month

Any

Free

M-F

Cribbage Card Club ~ All welcome! (Barbara)

9:30 am - 12:00 pm

Mon & Thurs

Free

2 x Week

Discussion Group ~ “Bring it to the Table” Topic varies. Moderator Lee Eby

10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Wednesday

Free

Weekly

AARP - Driver Safety Class ~ Reservation required. Call instructor LaVerne Wilkins to register for November.

Central Coast Casters Fishing Club ~ Meeting at 1909 Rambouillet Road, Paso Robles (Mel) Classical Music Appreciation ~ Classes resume January 22, 2015 (Ron Tarica) Clearings ~ Elder Depression Screening & Therapy (Kimberly) Computer Assistance ~ One on one computer instruction. Call for appointment. Computer Club, North County ~ For information visit www.northcountycomputerclub.org. (Joseph) Counseling Peer Senior ~ Free in home senior support. (Kimberly Hudson)

9:00 am - 10:00 am

Tuesday

Free

Weekly

Good Neighbor Volunteer & Assistance Program ~ Housework, yard work, minor home repair, meal prep, transportation, shopping, etc. (Kimberly Hudson)

Any

Free

M-F

Grief Widow/Widower Support Group ~ Call Central Coast Hospice (Amy)

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Friday

Free

Weekly

Health & Dental Screenings for 50+ ~ Provided by Community Action Partners (CAP) and CHC.

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

4th Wed

Free

Monthly

By Appointment

Mon - Fri

Free

4 x Month

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Thursday

Free

Weekly

2:00 pm - 4:30 pm

Thursday

Free

Weekly

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Mon & Fri

$11/month

2 x Week

By Appointment

2nd Fri

Free

Monthly

Lending Library ~ Borrow audio books, DVD’s or videos at your leisure. Low-vision services available.

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Mon - Fri

Free

M-F

Mah Jongg Tile Game ~ Chinese game played by 4 people with 144 tiles.

1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Tuesday

Free

Weekly

Flexercise Class ~ Low-impact exercise class.

HICAP Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program ~ (Medicare) Call to schedule an appointment. History Buffs ~ New topics every month

(Gary Kuhn)

Knitting Group ~ Joyful Knitters ~ Social knitting group willing to teach - knit baby caps, scarves, gloves & more! LaLucha PACE ~ Exercise Class Española. (Gladys Morales) Legal Aide for 60 & over ~ FREE 20-minute consultation with a Lawyer. Call to make an appointment. This service does not cover Wills & Trusts, Divorce Issues or Criminal Law.

Free Weekly M-F Free 4Free x Month 2Free x Month

Free Open

$2.75 Donation M-F $47 per month Weekly Weekly $47 per Month $47 per month Weekly 2Free x Month 2Free x Month 2Free x Month $4 supply fee Weekly Free DATES FEE Monthly Weekly Free Monthly Free Starting at $12 Annual per year Ongoing Est. any 1981 Ongoing Free 2Free x Month 2Free x Month 2Free x Month Tax Season Any Priceless Weekly Free Monthly Free 3Free x Week Free Monthly $60/10 punch Weekly $6 drop in

Paso Robles Senior Center 270 Scott Street, Paso Robless SERVICES, PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES

TIME

DAY

FEE

DATES

Any

Free

M-F

By Appointment

Mon - Fri

Free

4 x Month

c v b n

Mediation ~ Moving you from conyict to resolution.

12:30 pm

2nd & 4th Fri

Free

2 x Month

National Active & Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) ~ Dedicated to protecting/improving the retirement benewts of U.S. federal retirees, employees and their families. (Jerry)

By Appointment

TBD

Free

Open

m , .

Notary Public ~ Walk in Service Available Wednesdays or by appointment. Standard Notary Laws & Fees apply. (Paula)

10:00 - 11:00

Wednesday

Standard Fees Apply

Weekly

PEDRO Card game ~ Pedro (pronounced “peedro”) an American tricktaking card game of All Fours family based on Auction Pitch. (Mary)

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

1st & 3rd Tues

Free

2 x Month

Pinochle ~ Pinochle is a trick-taking game for four players and played with a 48 card deck. Casual card game. (Barbara)

12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Mon & Thurs

Free

2 x Month

2:00 pm-4:00 pm

2nd & 4th Tues

Free

2 x Month

10:00 am - 11:30 am

1st Friday

Free

Monthly

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Friday

Free

Weekly

1:30 pm

2nd Monday

Free

Monthly

Senior Center Membership ~ Supports the Senior Center programs, amenities & receive the bi-monthly newsletter.

Any

Varies

Annual

Senior Endowment Fund ~ Contributions, endowments, and memorials help insure the future of senior services. (Lynda)

Any

Free

Ongoing

Senior Scholarships ~ 50% discount on Recreation Classes available to qualifying Seniors. (Rec Department)

Any

Free

Ongoing

Sewing Group ~ Please call if interested. Small group and limited openings. (Diane)

10:00 am - 2:00 pm

2nd & 4th Tues

Free

2 x Month

Stamp Collectors’ Group ~ Learn, talk and trade! (Lee)

9:00 am - 10:00 am

2nd & 4th Mon

Free

Month

Jan - April

Tue & Thurs

Free

Tax Season

Any

Priceless

Any

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Tuesday

Free

Weekly

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

2nd Thursday

Free

Monthly

1:30 p.m.

Wednesday

Free

Weekly

Writers’ Critique Group ~ Meets at Emeritus at Creston Village 1919 Creston Road. pasowriters@yahoo.com

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

1st, 3rd & 5th Tuesday

Free

Monthly

Yoga for Seniors ~ Learn how to stretch your muscles and maintain balance

8:30 am -9:30 am

M-W-F

Free

Weekly

Yoga for Seniors ~ Learn how to stretch your muscles and maintain balance

3:30 pm -4:30 pm

Tuesday & Thursday

Free

Weekly

/ Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H

Medicare ~ HICAP Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program. Call to schedule an appointment. Movie: New Release! ~ Free Popcorn

Quilting Basic Beginners ~ Learn tips and tricks to get you started on your way to being a great quilter! (Diane) Red Hat Society - Happy Hatters ~ A society of women that connects, supports and encourages women in their pursuit of fun, friendship, freedom, fulwllment, and wtness. (Verna) Scrabble ~ Word Board Game with tiles. (Lynne) Senior Advisory Public Meetings ~ Open to everyone, meets second Monday of each month at the Senior Center.

Taxes - AARP ~ Get your taxes done for FREE! Call Senior Center for appointment Volunteering with RSVP ~ Lots of opportunities; everyone over 55 welcome! Application brochures available. (Marie) Walking Group ~ Meet in the Senior Center lobby and cruise around the Sherwood Park neighborhood. Woodworkers’ Association ~ Call for location. (Keith) Writing Group ~ Lillian Dean Award winning writer, Janice Konstantinidis, will teach and support people in their writing.

Information

Library & Recreation Services Meetings are open to the public. PLEASE JOIN US!

GET INVOLVED! Make a Diffe rence

BOARDS & ADVISORY COMMITTEES City Library Board of Trustees

Senior Citizen Advisory Committee

Meets 2nd Thursday, 9:00 a.m. Library Conference Room 1000 Spring Street

Meets 2nd Monday, 1:30 p.m. Senior Center 270 Scott Street

The Library Board of Trustees makes recommendations regarding community library services, proposes policies, plans and implements goals and objectives, and acts as a library advocate. For more information, call 237-3870.

Applicants must be 55 years of age. The committee makes recommendations regarding issues of interest to senior citizens. For more information, call Lynda Holt, 237-3987.

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Paso Robles Youth Commission

Meets 2nd Monday, 4:00 p.m. Centennial Park 600 Nickerson Drive

Meets 1st Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. School District Conference Room 800 Niblick Road

This committee provides information regarding recreational areas such as parks and playgrounds; provides interpretation of community recreation programs; and makes policy suggestions for consideration. For more information, call Lynda Holt, 237-3987.

Youth, in grades 9 - 12, serve as a liaison between the youth/teen community and the City Council. Commissioners become familiar with city departments; suggest and review policies, programs, and services relating to youth/teen issues. Members can expect to dedicate at least three hours per month to this commission. For more information, call Lynda Holt, 237-3987.

*Members serve 1 - 2 year terms commencing July 1 of each year. Applications for new positions are due early spring.

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DEP PAR RTM MEN NT POL LICIES S Registration: Jesusita Martinez (805) 237-3988

Activity Enrollment A minimum number of participants is required to hold programs. The Department of Library and Recreation Services reserves the right to cancel a program that does not meet this minimum and participants will receive a full refund or credit. It is highly recommended that you pre-register as early as possible to avoid programs being cancelled due to lack of enrollment.

Activity Refund & Cancellation For ongoing classes, participants may drop the class after they attend the first meeting and receive a partial refund, but they must file for a refund before the second class. No refunds will be issued after the second class. For Summer Swim Program or classes only meeting once, you must file for a refund at least five business days before the class starts. If the participant cancels, he/she must contact the Centennial Park Registration Office, and will be subject to a minimum $7 service charge. Refunds for cash registrations will be mailed from the City Finance Department approximately two weeks after the request is received. Refunds on checks will be issued after the check has cleared the bank, which is generally within 30 days of receipt. In order to avoid the $7 fee, a participant may choose to keep the money on account to be used for another class.

Scholarships Scholarships for all types of recreation programs, including camps, classes, and sports programs, are available for income-qualifying seniors and youth. Call 237-3988 or stop by Centennial Park Registration Ofﬁce for more information.

EASY Ways to Re gister Register Early Register Online! ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORM See next page or download at www.prcity.com/recreation

ɻClasses may be cancelled due to lack of enrollment. Please make every effort to pre-register so a class will not be cancelled. ɻDon’t forget to sign the waiver at the bottom of the registration form.

ON-LINE REGISTRATION

Use our online registration system at www.prcity.com/ recreationonline. Register 24 hours a day, seven days a week, all from the convenience of your own desktop.

IN PERSON

Stop by the Centennial Park Registration OfƂce at 600 Nickerson Drive. Our friendly customer service staff is available Monday-Friday, 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

BY MAIL

Complete registration form with a check or money order (no cash) payable to the City of Paso Robles, or credit card information.

BY FAX

Complete registration form with credit card information and fax to (805) 237-6424.

DROP BOX

Complete registration form with a check or money order (no cash). Our drop slot in the registration door can be utilized before or after hours when the Centennial Park lobby door is open.

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City of Paso Robles Department of Library & Recreation Services

REGISTRATION FORM 600 Nickerson Drive • Paso Robles, CA 93446 • (805) 237-3988 • Fax 237-6424 If you would like your receipt e-mailed, please check

FAMILY ACCOUNT INFORMATION: Adult/Parent/Guardian: Mailing Address:

City:

Home Phone:

Work Phone:

Cell Phone:

Emergency Contact: Participant’s Name (Last, First)

PAYMENT BY:

State: E-mail:

Relationship: Birth Date

Cash $

Sex

Zip:

Phone: Activity Name

Check: Payable to “City of Paso Robles”

Start Date

Time

Fee

Check #

Am. Exp. / Discover / VISA /MC Credit Card #

Exp. Date

Participant Waiver and Release of Liability: Waiver must be completed prior to participation in any activity. Participant has voluntarily elected to take part in certain library and/or recreational activities. By virtue of participation, participant risks personal injury, death or property damage. Participant certifies to the best of their knowledge that their current physical condition is satisfactory for participation in the activity and agrees to assume all risks incidental to such participation. Participant hereby releases, discharges and agrees not to sue City of Paso Robles, its officers, employees, volunteers and agents for any injury, death or damage to or loss of personal property arising out of, or in connection with, my participation in the activity from whatever cause, including the active or passive negligence of City of Paso Robles, and its officers, employees, volunteers and agents or any other participants in the activity. The parties to this agreement understand that this document is not intended to release any party from any act or omission of “gross negligence,” as that term is used in applicable case law and/or statutory provision. In consideration for being permitted to participate in the activities, I hereby agree, for myself, my heirs, administrators, executors and assigns, that I shall indemnify and hold harmless City of Paso Robles, and its officers, employees, volunteers and agents from any and all claims, demands actions or suits arising out of or in connection with my participation in the activity. I do hereby give permission to use my photo, or photos of my child(ren) or of child(ren) I have guardianship of, that appear in activities, for publicity purposes. All photos remain the property of the City of Paso Robles. I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS WAIVER, RELEASE, HOLD HARMLESS AND AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT IT IS A FULL RELEASE OF ALL LIABILITY AND SIGN IT ON MY OWN FREE WILL.

PARTICIPANT’S NAME(Print)

SIGNATURE (If Participant is 18 years or older)

PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN SIGNATURE REQUIRED IF PARTICIPANT IS 17 YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER: This is to certify that as a Parent or Legal Guardian of the participant, I consent to his/her waiver and release as set forth above. I realize participation in this program is voluntary.

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Relationship

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In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 ("ADA"), the City of Paso Robles will not discriminate against qualified individuals with disabilities on the basis of disability in its services, programs, or activities. The City of Paso Robles will make all reasonable modifications to policies and programs to ensure that people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to enjoy all of its programs, services, and activities. For example, individuals with service animals are welcomed in the City of Paso Robles offices, even where pets are generally prohibited. Contact Information: Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or a modification of policies or procedures to participate in a program, service, or activity of City of Paso Robles, should contact Library & Recreation Services Department at the address above. You may also call 805.237.3988 or fax your request to 805.237.6424. Please contact our department no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event. The ADA does not require the City of Paso Robles to take any action that would fundamentally alter the nature of its programs or services, or impose an undue financial or administrative burden. REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY: For ongoing classes, participants may withdraw after they attend the first meeting and receive a partial refund if they file for a refund before the second class. No refunds issued after the second class. For Summer Swim Program or classes only meeting once, you must file for a refund at least 5 business days before the class starts. If participant cancels, he/she must contact the Centennial Park Registration Office, and will be subject to a minimum $7 service charge. Refunds for cash registrations will be mailed from the City Finance Department approximately 2 weeks after the request is received. Refunds on checks will be issued after the check has cleared the bank, which is generally within 30 days of receipt. In order to avoid the $7 fee, a participant may choose to keep the money on account to be used for another class. Revised 11/15/2013

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BEST IN SHOW 52 BRUSHMARKS 11 COMMUNITY GARDEN: TPRFG 34 DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CELEBRATION 9 PASO ROBLES DOG JOG 53 TACO BELL TRACK MEET 8 BOOMER & SENIOR PROGRAMS LIBRARY PROGRAMS Adult Youth RECREATION PROGRAMS Adult Youth Adapted Aqua Exercise – Adults Aqua Aerobics – Outdoor Aquatic Fitness Program – Adults Baby Seals Swim Academy Body in Balance – Active Aging & Qigong Community Events Community Garden Events Dance - Ballroom Dancing for Fun Dance - Belly Dancing for Kids/Teens Dance - Mexican Folklorico Dance - Line Dancing

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Diving - Central Cal Diving 20 Diving - Paso Robles Diving Team 20 Dog Training - Beginning 47 Dog Training - Intermediate 47 Driver’s Education – Online 23 Financial Workshops Family, Church, Charity 51 Social Security 51 Futsal – Indoor Soccer 49 Grooming Rover (or How to Keep Your Dog Looking Great) 47 Hunter Education 47 Karate 24 Kendo 24 Kidz Love Soccer 26 Kindermusik® 23 – 24 Phone List – Community 5 Photo Workshops Learn Nature and Wildlife Photography 49 On-Location Shooting 49 Processing Your Digital Images 49 Pickleball 49 - 51 Soccer – Kidz Love Soccer 26 Softball – Senior Drop-In 51 Softball - Adult Slow Pitch 51 Swim: Indoor Lessons - Youth Baby Seals Swim Academy 21 - 23 Level 1/Parent & Me/Adapted 21 Swim: Lap Swimming - Adults 46 Tai Chi for Health 48 Tennis – Beginning 27 Tennis – Intermediate 27 Tennis – Fun & Fundamentals 27 Tennis Club – North County Women’s 51 Volleyball 51 YMCA – After School, Camps, Preschool 30 - 31 48 Yoga

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