Vancouver Parks and Recreation Summer 2015 Programs Catalog by Jen Thomas

Vancouver Parks and Recreation is implementing a resident and non-resident fee approach this Summer for all classes and activities. If you live INSIDE the City limits, you will see fees drop in most cases. If you live OUTSIDE the City limits, you can expect to pay a little more. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll notice that each activity has two fees â&#x20AC;&#x201C; first the City resident fee and then the non-resident fee. See page 39 for more details. Consider purchasing an annual resident card if you live outside the City limits. An annual resident card is available by paying a one-time $70 fee. This provides resident rates on all activities for everyone in your household for 12 months. This includes program registrations as well as passes. Parks & Trails.......................................................................... 2 Volunteers.............................................................................. 3 Firstenburg Center Info......................................................... 4 Marshall Center Info............................................................. 5 Vancouver Tennis Center Info............................................... 6 Water Resources Education Center Info.............................. 7 Pools.................................................................................... 8-9 Swim Lesson Schedules - Firstenburg................................. 10 Swim Lesson Schedules - Marshall..................................... 11 Fitness Centers Info........................................................ 12-13 Fitness Schedule - Firstenburg............................................ 14 Fitness Schedule - Marshall................................................ 15 Personal Training Services................................................... 16 Families, Outdoors, Community......................................... 17 Youth Activities............................................................... 18-19 Parks & Recreation Map................................................. 20-21

Summer Camps................................................................ 22-26 Youth Tennis......................................................................... 26 Youth Sports........................................................................ 27 Youth Sports Leagues..................................................... 28-29 Climbing Wall at Firstenburg.............................................. 30 Teen Programs..................................................................... 31 Access To Recreation...................................................... 31-32 Adult Activities.................................................................... 33 Adult Sports.................................................................... 34-35 Adult Tennis......................................................................... 36 50 and Better Activities.................................................. 36-38 Registration Information.................................................... 39 Pass Fees Info....................................................................... 40 Registration Form................................................................ 40

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CONNECTING WITH US IS EASY: WALK IN, CALL, OR LOG ON Marshall/Luepke Center

Firstenburg Center

Vancouver Tennis Center

1009 E McLoughlin Blvd 360.487.7100

700 NE 136th Ave 360.487.7001

E. 18th & Stapleton Rd.

www.vanparksrec.org

360.487.8123

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re you planning a special event for family, friends or employees? Hold your event at one of our beautiful parks, and make it a day to remember! From corporate picnics to weddings, family reunions to public events, we can provide the perfect setting. Marshall, LeRoy Haagen, Fisher Basin and Marine Park all have beautiful shelters you can rent for $50 per day. Call 487-7100 to reserve a picnic shelter! Call 487-8337 for a Park Use Permit!

What could be better... ...than exploring parks, trails and community centers and discovering a hidden gem close to home? Grab our NEW Guide to Parks, Trails & Community Centers or Trails of Vancouver & Clark County now. This is our way of encouraging you to get outdoors and discover everything Vancouver and Clark County has to offer! Guides can be picked up at the following locations: City Hall – 415 W. 6th St.

Community Gardens Start a community garden this year and discover friendship while growing your own flowers and food! Do you enjoy growing things but lack the space to do so? Community gardening is a

Marshall Community Center – 1009 E. McLoughlin Blvd.

wonderful opportunity to meet others

Firstenburg Community Center – 700 NE 136th Ave.

with the same interests. Experience the

Vancouver Tennis Center – E. 18th & Stapleton Rd.

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Community Garden Program has a plot to meet your needs. We have a variety of plot sizes and types, and multiple garden locations. For more information stop by or call the Marshall Center at 487-7100.

New! Outdoor Movie Screen Rental Looking to add a new twist to your Corporate Event, Graduation Party, Neighborhood Event, or Pool Party? Parks and Recreation has an outdoor movie screen you can rent! For more information contact Johnie Tucker at 360487-7096 or johnie.tucker@cityofvancouver.us

“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks” - John Muir 2

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Save the date for these upcoming volunteer events: April 25 May 16

Earth Day activities throughout Vancouver Propstra Square planting

June 13

National Get Outdoors Day

June 17

Blandford Canyon Ivy Pull

July - August July 15 September Most Thursdays fall and spring

Concerts & Movies in the Park Blandford Canyon Ivy Pull National Trail Counts #VancouverVolunTEEN

3rd Saturday most months

Adopt-A-Park Heritage Park

4th Saturday most months

Adopt-A-Park LeRoy Haagen Park

October 24th

Make A Difference Day

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HOURS Mondays through Thursday: 5:30am-9pm Fridays: 5:30am-8pm Saturdays: 8am-7pm Sundays: Noon-6pm Building Closure Due to Annual Maintenance *Dates subject to change – check website *Customers and passholders can use Marshall Center during Firstenburg closure

Birthday Parties

• Building closed: 9/2 – 9/7 • Pool closed: 8/31 - 9/7

Celebrate your child’s birthday with Vancouver Parks and Recreation! Firstenburg Community Center offers the following no host party options:

• Gymnasium closed: 8/31 – 9/15 HOLIDAY HOURS CLOSURES Memorial Day – Monday, May 25 - Open 10am-7pm Independence Day – Saturday, July 4 – Closed Labor Day – Monday, September 7 – Closed

Swim Party Birthday room for 2-1/2 hours, Swim bands (10 youth + 2 adults) at a public swim. $114/$131. Call 487-7001 ext. 8 to book your child’s special day now!

Inclement Weather Line: 487-7040

FEES (Monthly and Drop-In) Age Ongoing Pass City Resident Non-Resident Age 0-3 Free Free Age 4-18 $20 $23 Age 19+ $37 $42 Couple $58 $66 Senior 65+ $31 $35 Sr. couple $48 $55 Family $63 $71

Drop-in

Birthday room for 2-1/2 hours, Climbing wall for 12 climbers for 1 hour. $132/$152. Call Stacey at 487-7029 to book your child’s special day now!

Free $4 $7

Sports Party

Birthday room for 2-1/2 hours, gym time for 1 hour. $114/$131. Call Stacey at 487-7029 to book your child’s special day now!

Pickleball...

There is NO JOINING FEE!

Check out the Summer Day Camps! Keep your kids active and having fun all summer long with Parks and Recreation’s pre-school, youth, teen, sports and bike Summer Day Camps. Teen camps are on page 23. All other camps begin on page 22.

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HOURS Mondays through Thursday: 5:30am-9pm Fridays: 5:30am-8pm Saturdays: 7am-7pm Sundays: Closed* *Marshall Pass Holders may use the Firstenburg Fitness Center and Pool on Sundays.

Pool Closure Due To Annual Maintenance Pool closed: 9/7 - 9/20 Dates subject to change – check website Customers and passholders can use Firstenburg Pool during Marshall Pool closure

HOLIDAY HOURS AND CLOSURES Memorial Day – Monday, May 25 - open 10am-7pm Independence Day – Saturday, July 4th – Closed Labor Day – Monday, September 7 – Closed Inclement Weather Line: 487-7065

FEES (Monthly and Drop-In) Age Ongoing Pass Drop-in City Resident Non-Resident Age 0-3 Free Free Free Age 4-18 $19/mo. $22/mo. $3 Age 19+ $35/mo. $40/mo. $6 Couple $55/mo. $63/mo. Senior 65+ $29/mo. $33/mo $4 Sr. couple $45/mo. $52/mo Family $59/mo. $67/mo $14 There is NO JOINING FEE!

Save the Dates! Marshall Community Center’s

Family Fun Day on May

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Marshall Pool’s

3rd Annual Pooch Plunge and Bark in the Park event on

September 6.

For more information on both events see page 17 (Family, Outdoor & Community page)

West-side Sports! The Marshall Center offers a variety of recreational youth leagues and classes with a focus on TEAMWORK and FUN! Parents can join the fun by volunteering to coach. For more information see page 29.

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Come Down and Play! . Corner of E. 18th & Stapleton Rd

Enjoy your community tennis center in one of two ways: if you are a frequent player, become a member and get discounted rates, or pay a per-time, non-member user fee. For information on types of membership and rates go to: www.CityofVancouver.us/tennis or call 487-8123.

HOURS Monday-Friday: 6:45am-9:45pm Saturday-Sunday: 8am-8:30pm

FEATURING • 9 Indoor/4 Outdoor Tennis Courts • Weight Room & Cardio Equipment • Professional Tennis Instruction • Locker Rooms/Showers • USTA Mens/Womens/Senior/Mixed Leagues • Club Activities, Social Events & Tournaments • Ball Machine Rentals • Pro Shop Services, including stringing/gripping • Demo Equipment

Weekly In-House Activities VTC offers weekly tennis activities for both members and nonmembers. Drop in any time during the activity, participate and have fun! No partner necessary. USPTA-certified Tennis Professionals match you up in foursomes of like ability and send you out for a fun game of doubles. These weekly activities are FREE to all VTC tennis members. Non-members are also welcome and pay a per-person, per-activity fee. It’s a great way to meet new people and find new partners.

Something for Everyone Junior Development Tennis Lessons

We offer a full range of high-quality, professionally run junior tennis lessons for entry level, intermediate, advanced and high performance level kids, ages 4-18. The Center uses age/size appropriate courts and equipment. See page 26 for spring/ summer lessons.

Junior Tennis Lesson Scholarships

Ladies’ Day....................... T......... 9:15-11:45am

Scholarships are available through the Vancouver Tennis Center Foundation/Arlene Clark “Friends of Kids” Lesson Subsidy Program. Applications are available at the VTC front desk. Applications will be considered throughout the year.

Men’s Night...................... T......... 6pm-close

Adult Group Tennis Lessons

Ladies’ Team Doubles...... M........ 1-2:30pm

Mixed Doubles Night....... F......... 6pm-close

The Vancouver Tennis Center offers a full range of high-quality, professionally run adult group tennis lessons for entry level, intermediate and advanced adults and seniors. See page 36 for more information.

Men’s Day......................... Sa....... 8-11:45am

Private Tennis Lessons

Lunchtime Men’s Day...... Th ...... 11:45am-2:15pm Co-ed Singles Day............ F......... 11:45am-2:15pm

Junior Day........................ Sa....... 11:30am-2:15pm Open Doubles Night........ Su....... 6pm-close

VTC offers private tennis instruction for all ages and ability levels. Call us to schedule a private or semi-private tennis lesson with the pro of your choice.

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HOURS Admission is Free! Monday to Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday: Noon to 5 p.m. Please Note: Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Science in the Park Series

Upcoming Events Second Saturday

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Wednesdays, July 8 - Aug. 12 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. during Vancouver’s Noon Concerts

Second Saturdays at the Water Resources Education Center are fun and free for the whole family. Explore a variety of topics through hands-on activities, games and stories each second Saturday of the month, from 1 to 3 p.m.

Science in the Park is a special learning treat awaiting families who enjoy Vancouver’s Destination Downtown Noon Concert Series, held on the six consecutive Wednesdays following July 4, at Esther Short Park, located at Eighth and Esther streets in downtown Vancouver.

May 9: Public Works Week

From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., prior to and during every Noon Concert, children can try hands-on crafts and experiments, all designed for fun and learning about water, nature and the environment.

Celebrate Public Works Week by learning about and exploring some of the amazing things the City of Vancouver’s Public Works Department does for you.

June 13: National Get Outdoors Day

Future Events

The Water Resources Education Center’s regular June Second Saturday will celebrate National Get Outdoors Day at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. Enjoy a fun-filled day of activities to help get you and your family outdoors! Attend National Get Outdoors Day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sat., June 13, at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, 1500 East 5th Street, Vancouver, Washington.

Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show & Second Saturday Event Saturday, Sept. 12 – 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13 – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. View intricately carved birds, fish and wildlife artwork. Enjoy the Second Saturday event as part of the annual Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show. Discover hands-on kids’ activities, learning and family fun from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sept. 12.

July 11: Science in the Park at the Water Center Kids and families will have fun with some of the most popular and favorite “Science in the Park” hands-on activities.

Sturgeon Festival Saturday, Sept. 19 – 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

August 8: Rivers

Every year, the Water Center recognizes sturgeon and Columbia River ecosystems. This free, fun event offers opportunities for the entire family to learn about fish and other plants and animals in and around the Columbia River.

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POOLS

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Questions and Registration: 487-7001 Pool Information: 487-7009 Inclement weather/emergency pool closure: 487-7040

Questions & Registration: 487-7100 Pool Information: 487-7070 Inclement weather/emergency pool closure: 487-7065

700 NE 136th Ave.

1009 E. McLoughlin Blvd.

OPEN SWIMS Special Notes Non-swimmers and children under 7 (with or without lifejacket) must be within armâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reach of a parent or a responsible adult at all times. One adult in the water for every three children under 7. Swim diapers and plastic pants are required for all children 3 and under and non-toilet trained children four and older. Both are sold at our front counter.

Splash Away - Discounted Public Swim at Marshall Pool

have a responsible adult in the water with them at all times. If you plan to bring in an organized group (scouts, church group, sports team, etc.) of ten or more swimmers to the pool, you must contact the pool staff. For Firstenburg call 487-7011 or Marshall call 487-7071. Due to high participation levels, unannounced groups may be turned away.

Family Swim

Adults $3, Seniors $2.50, Youth $2, and Family $8. Times are Friday, 6-7:30pm.

Family fun in the water! Adults and families only. Children under 16 must be accompanied into the water by a parent or guardian.

Public Swim

Aqua Play

The entire pool and slide are available for play time! Children under the age of 7 must

Parents, bring your children for noninstructed water play time! All children age

Marshall and Firstenburg Pool Schedule Adjustments 5/25 7/4 9/7

Memorial Day Holiday Schedule 10am-7pm Independence Day Closed Labor Day Closed

8/31-9/7 Firstenburg annual maintenance closure (passholders can use Marshall Pool at no additional cost) 9/7-9/20 Marshall Pool annual maintenance closure (passholders can use Firstenburg Pool at no additional cost)

3 and under must wear plastic pants with elastic waist and leg bands. One adult in the water for every three children. Slides and water features may or may not be on due to other programs in the pool.

Kayak Practice at Marshall Pool Pass Holders can practice at no additional fees. Drop-in fee applies to non-pass holders. Bring your own CLEAN kayak. This is non-instructed practice time. Spring practice time is Saturdays 3-4:30pm. Kayak times will not be available during the summer schedule (July/August).

Lap Swim For all skills and abilities who wish to swim laps to improve or maintain fitness and health.

Firstenburg Holiday Schedule Only Public Swims will be held. Building hours are 10am-7pm. Swims will be held at: 10-12pm, 12:15-2:15pm, 2:45-4:30pm, and 4:45-6:30pm Marshall Holiday Schedule 10-12pm Lap and individual exercise, 12-1:30pm Family Swim, 1:30-3:00pm Public Swim, 3:00-4:00 Splash Away (discounted public swim), and 4:00-6:00pm Vancouver Swim Club (closed to the public)

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POOLS SWIM LESSONS

Please Note: • Deep water skills are only taught at Marshall Pool. • All transfers, credit and refund requests must be made 5 business days before the start of the class. • There are no age exceptions; child must be required age by the first day of class. • All spectators must watch from the viewing area, not the pool deck. • We do not offer make-up classes. • All classes are 1 teacher to 6 students (except parent-n-tot). • All classes are 30 minutes.

Infant & Toddler Lessons Ages 6 months – 3 years

Parent-n-Tot (Starfish) Water orientation for children 6 months to 3 years old with parents in the water. Parents assist their child in basic swimming and safety skills. All children age 3 and under must wear plastic pants with elastic waist and leg bands. (Swim diapers are available for purchase at the front desk).

Preschool Lessons Ages 3 – 5 years

Pre-Beginners (Salamanders) Starting point for children ages 3 - 5. Adjust to the water and become comfortable putting face in the water.

Pre-Level 1 (Turtles) For children who have completed prebeginner and/or are comfortable putting their face under water. This class will help

GENERAL POOLS INFO Pool Rentals Did you know you can have the Firstenburg or Marshall Pool all to yourself and your friends by booking a private rental? Book your pool party today by calling 487-7071 for the Marshall Pool or 487-7011 the Firstenburg Pool. Vancouver Swim Club (VSC) This competitive team is parent-supported and an affiliate of Oregon Swimming, Inc. and U.S. Swimming. VSC is a year-round program which promotes competitive swimming. Practices are held at Marshall Pool. For more information, please call (360) 944-1872 or (360) 750-4550, email at swimcoachv@yahoo.com, or visit their website at www.vancouverswimclub.com. Interested in being a lifeguard with the City of Vancouver? Check our

your child be comfortable swimming on their back and stomach for 5 feet independently, and rolling over from one side to the other side.

Pre-Level 2 (Hippos) For children who have completed Pre-Level 1 and/or are able to swim on back and stomach independently. Progress to move through water with armstrokes and kicking in preparation for side breathing. *Once children pass Pre-Level 2 they progress to Level 2, regardless of their age.

Level 4 (Whales) For children who have completed Level 3 and/or are able to swim 25 yards of front crawl with side breathing and 25 yards of back crawl. Students will refine front crawl and back crawl skills and learn elementary backstroke.

Level 5 (Flying Fish)

6 years and older

For children who have passed Level 4 and/ or are able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke. Progress to swim a distance of 50 yards front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke and learn to swim breaststroke and sidestroke 25 yards each.

Level 1 (Walruses)

Level 6 (Gators)

Youth Lessons

Starting point for children 6 and up. Learn to become comfortable in the water and progress to swimming on front, back for 7-10 feet and rolling over independently.

Level 2 (Frogs) For children who have completed Level 1 and/or who are able to swim comfortably on front and back without instructor assistance. Progress to swimming front crawl for 10 yards and back fin for 25 yards independently.

Level 3 (Manatees) For children who have completed Level 2 and/or are able to swim front crawl 10 yards and back fin 25 yards independently. Progress to swimming 25 yards front crawl with side breathing and 25 yards back crawl without instructor assistance. website for current job opportunities. http://agency.governmentjobs.com/ vancouver/default.cfm Pool Rules Please help us maintain a fun and safe environment by following the rules posted at each aquatic facility. Visit www. cityofvancouver.us/mccpool or www. cityofvancouver.us/fccpool for a full list of pool rules. Help Us Maintain Quality Pool Water Do not swim if you have had intestinal illness, stomach ache, or diarrhea in the past five days. All children age 3 and under must wear plastic pants with elastic waist and leg bands. (Please Note: Swim diapers and plastic pants are available for purchase at the front desk).

For children who have passed Level 5 and/or are able to swim 50 yards front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke and 25 yards breaststroke and sidestroke. Students will progress to swimming front crawl and back crawl for 100 yards. Students also will practice the breaststroke and sidestroke up to 50 yards. They will also learn conditioning skills and complete a 500 yard swim and 5 minutes of treading water.

Adult Lessons Adult Beginning Swimming This class teaches basic swimming and safety skills for the adult beginner.

Adult Intermediate Get comfortable with side-breathing, backstroke and start swimming some laps.

Adult Stroke Improvement If you need to increase the efficiency of your swim stroke, this class is for you!

Water Exercise Classes Marshall and Firstenburg Pools offer a variety of water exercise classes. For course descriptions and times, please pick up a handout at either community center, or online at www.cityofvancouver. us/parksrec.

Beginning Aquatic Fitness Course at Marshall Pool

Aquatic fitness is gaining popularity and motivated instructors are needed to keep up with demand. This course provides the basic information to begin teaching energetic and effective aquatic fitness classes. Open to everyone 18 years of age and older. Must attend both days. For more information contact Robin Davis, 487-7011, option #2. 101930 6/27 – 6/28 $135/$155 Sa 8-4:30pm Su 9-5:30pm 9AEA CECS

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Firstenburg Fitness Center 487-7017 Marshall Fitness Center 487-7090

FITNESS

Firstenburg Nautilus Fitness Center 700 N.E. 136th Ave.

Marshall Nautilus Fitness Center 1009 E. McLoughlin Blvd.

Registration 487-7001 Registration 487-7100

Our fitness center is a great place to get fit, have fun and make friends! To learn about our Personal Training Services, please see page 16. CHILD WATCH Firstenburg Center

FITNESS PROGRAMS FOR KIDS & TEENS Our fitness programs help you and your kids be more active. Get started today!

Zumba® Kids Jr. Ages 4-6. These classes are a dance ‘n’ play party for lil’ feet where pint-sized party animals get silly, dream big and begin their journey to a healthy future. This program is where kids can just let loose and be themselves – little bundles of natural energy that are endlessly curious about new sounds and experiences! Here they can socialize, move to age-appropriate music and play games with other kids. Free to passholders. Non-passholders must register for the session or try a single class for only $4. Firstenburg M 4:20-4:50pm $10/$12 3 classes 101795 May (no class 5/25) 101798 Aug (no class 8/24 & 31)

program features age-appropriate music and moves that get kids movin’ to the beat. It’s all about feeling fearless on the dance floor, reinforcing the idea that it’s okay to just be yourself and dance like no one’s watching! Free to passholders. Nonpassholders must register for the session or try a single class for only $4. Firstenburg M 4:50-5:20pm $10/$12 3 classes 101790 May (no class 5/25) 101793 Aug (no class 8/24 & 31) M 4:50-5:20pm $17/$19 101791 June 101793 Aug

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Junior Orientation Session

Ages 7-11. This is the ultimate dance-fitness party for young Zumba fans, where they can play it loud and rock with friends! This

Ages 11-12. Get access to exercise on your own (cardio and weights) at Firstenburg or Marshall after completing this one hour session taught by one of our certified personal trainers. NEW: Register with one or two friends, and save money! Must register and pay at the same time. 1 participant = $60 2 participants = $32 each 3 participants = $24 each

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Zumba® Kids

(for ages 3 mo.–10 years) Let us watch your kids while you enjoy our facility! M/W/F: 9am-1:30pm and 4:15-8pm T/Th: 9am-1pm and 4:15-8pm Sa: 8am-12pm Drop-in fees $3 per 90-minute session, per child. $1.50 for each additional 30 minutes, up to three hours max. $60 for a 21-visit punchcard (each visit is 90 min.) Save money with a Monthly Child Watch Pass! Passholders only. Children must live in the same household as the passholder. This pass does not guarantee a spot, as our first-come, first-served system still applies. 90 minutes sessions per visit. You may purchase additional time if needed with above drop-in fees, up to three hours max. 1 child $30/$35 Each additional child $16/$18 101746 May 101747 June 101748 July 101748 Aug

Marshall Center M-Th: 9:00-11:45am (21/2 -7 years) May 4th – June 4th M-Th: 4:15-8:30pm (3 mo. – 10 years) $2.50 per 90-minute session, per child. $1.00 per 30-minute session, per child. $50 for 21-visit punchcard (each visit is 90 min.)

Registration 487-7001 Registration 487-7100

Firstenburg Fitness Center 487-7017 Marshall Fitness Center 487-7090

FITNESS

GROUP EXERCISE FITNESS PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS CLASSES FOR KIDS & TEENS Outdoor Nature Boot Camp Yoga in the Park Our group exercise classes listed below are open to ages 10+ with an accompanying parent.

Junior Orientation Class Ages 11-12. Get access to exercise on your own (cardio and weights) at Firstenburg or Marshall after completing these classes. Participants must attend both classes. $28/$33 M/W 5-6pm Marshall 101729 5/11-5/13 101731 7/13-7/15 101730 6/15-6/17 101732 8/10-8/12

Join Fitness Instructor Nick Odle for a fun & invigorating outdoor boot camp class at Marshall Park. Dress comfy and bring a water bottle, towel and your yoga mat. Get ready for an intense total body workout. Open to ages 10 and up. 4 weeks. $28/$32 T 5-5:50pm Marshall Park 101806 7/7 – 7/28 101807 8/4 – 8/25

Join our Yoga Instructor for a blissful Nature Yoga/meditation class right here at Marshall Park. Bring your yoga mat, sunglasses and a water bottle and go with the flow! Open to ages 10 and up. 4 weeks, $28/ $32 T 6-6:50pm Marshall Park 101872 7/7 – 7/28 101873 8/4 – 8/25

T/Th 5-6pm Firstenburg 101886 5/12-5/14 101888 7/14-7/16 101887 6/16-6/18 101889 8/11-8/13

Football Conditioning Camp Football conditioning camp with a certified strength and conditioning coach. We will work on speed, agility and quickness drills, as well as strength, to get you ready for the upcoming 2015 Fall football season. Our previous CCYF and Pop Warner groups that started 4 weeks prior to playing this team sport had higher endurance levels and strength throughout their season. $40/$46 M/W LeRoy Haagen Park 7/6 – 7/29 101874 Age 8-11 yrs 1:00-1:50pm 101875 Age 12-14 yrs 2:00-2:50pm 101883 Age 14-18 yrs 3:00-3:50pm T/Th Memory Field 101803 Age 8-11 yrs 101804 Age 12-14 yrs 101805 Age 14-18 yrs

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All courses and programs must meet minimum enrollment requirements. If not, they will be cancelled five business days in advance. Please register early to avoid class cancellations. Thank you! Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident NEW Fitness Center Age Requirements Ages 13+ may use the Fitness Center and take classes on their own. Ages 12 and under are not allowed in the Fitness Center, with the exception of ages 11-12 who complete the Junior Orientation Session with a Personal Trainer. Contact the front desk for details. We reserve the right to take this privilege away from individuals who are disturbing other participants or are not abiding by our fitness center rules.

Ages 10+ may participate in group exercise classes with an adult. They may also use cardio machines in the fitness center with an adult after presenting a doctor’s note with approval for exercise, proof of age, and approval from the Fitness Coordinator. Please allow 2-3 business days for approval. Children nine and under are not allowed to use the Marshall and Firstenburg fitness centers. Children nine and under may enjoy the track at Firstenburg Fitness center, with adult supervision, while children in a carrier or stroller must be within arm’s reach of the parent or guardian at all times.

For fitness classes for people with disabilities, see page 31.

FITNESS – FCC

MONDAY

FIRSTENBURG FITNESS CENTER 487-7017 REGISTRATION 487-7001

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MCC 360.487.7090 FCC 360.487.7017 What We Offer Personal Training Session for New Clients This session includes a 30-minute fitness assessment and a one-hour personal training session. Get started with professional guidance from a certified personal trainer. Receive a fitness assessment and custom-designed program orientation. Get a workout plan that meets your fitness goals. Only $60! (a $93 value!)

Body Composition Assessment Track your weight goals accurately! Through a skinfold caliper test and our fitness software, learn what your current body fat and lean muscle mass percentages are. Receive a printout of your results. $17

Fitness Assessment Track your fitness goals accurately! Our Certified Personal Trainers will take you through a series of fitness tests including: blood pressure, resting heart rate, body fat composition, cardiovascular

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endurance, flexibility, muscular strength and endurance. Receive a printout of your results. Personal Training sessions are then recommended to help you reach your goals. $33

Personal Training Sessions Our certified personal trainers will assist and motivate you to improve your overall health and maximize your fitness level. Receive one-on-one instruction to develop a fitness program that will meet your goals and on going support to help you continue. One hour $60 Two hours $110 Five hours $269 Ten hours $478

Group Personal Training Group Personal Training is a great way to stay motivated and save BIG money! Available for all our one hour sessions. 2 people = $35.50 each 3 people = $27.33 each 4 people = $23.25 each

30 minute Personal Training Sessions

Our licensed massage therapist will help you reduce or eliminate pain, stress, and fatigue. Chair or full-body table massages are available. 30 minutes $32 60 minutes $60 90 minutes $85

Are you finding it hard to fit a workout into your busy schedule? Our Certified Personal Trainers will get you moving with a focused workout that is time efficient and cost effective. New clients must begin with a 60 minute training session before taking part in this program. 6 sessions $204 12 sessions $384

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m m u n it y o C Family, Outdoor & Pooch Plunge

Marshall Family Fun Day The Marshall Community Center is celebrating 50 years of fun, family, fitness and friends by hosting a FREE Family Fun Day filled with swimming, sports, pottery, fitness, dance and more on Saturday, May 30 from noon-6pm. NEW! Beginning Kayaking/ Basic Skills Class 101 Ages 6 +. We invite you to our 3 hr. beginning kayaking class on the shoreline of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. Learn kayak safety, river etiquette, recommended gear and clothing, basic paddle strokes, ergonomics and maneuverability. This is a rich environment for wildlife and offers opportunity to also learn historical and cultural history. You will love this class. Youth age 6-16 must be accompanied by responsible adult. Kayak assignment will be determined by staff for single and double kayaks. This activity requires good physical and cognitive health. Location: Ridgefield Kayak at McCuddy’s Marina, 5 Mill St., Ridgefield WA 98642. Check in at 1pm. For questions about the class visit ridgefieldkayak.com or call 360-7274520. To register call 487-7001/4877100. Sa 1:30-4:30pm $60 101521 7/11 101552 7/18 101553 7/25 101554 8/1 101555 8/8 101556 8/15 101557 8/22 101558 8/29 *For a private class please inquire @ 360727-4520 or email ridgefieldkayak@ comcast.net

3rd Annual Pooch Plunge sponsored by Canine Utopia We will have 5 – 1 hour swims. This year preregistration will be available as well as drop in. We will be holding our event on Sunday, September 6, starting at 10am. Look for more information as we get closer to the event! Marshall Center.

DOGPAW Presents Bark in the Park Join us for a day of fun at our canine carnival for dogs and their owners to support DOGPAW’s offleash dog parks! This year we’ve partnered with the Pooch Plunge to create an event that is a true must-do for dogs and their owners! Sunday, September 6, from 10am-4pm. Marshall Center.

NEW! Experience 1840’s Camping at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site Families can camp inside the reconstructed fort and experience the fort at night. Families will enjoy dinner cooked over an open fire, historical games, lantern tour of the fort, night watch, astronomy tour and storytelling. Recommended for families with kids ages 5 and up. If bringing anyone under the age of 18, participants must have at least one adult in the group. Location: Fort Vancouver’s reconstructed fort, 1001 East 5th Street, Vancouver, WA 98661. For more information call 360-816-6230. To register call 487-7100/487-7001. Sa-Su 6pm-9am $45/$52 per person 101898 8/22-8/23

Vancouver Lake Sailing Club Sailing School Ages 8 and up. Learn to sail on Vancouver Lake in one of our sailing schools with US Sailing certified instructors. Classes are 20 hours and students must be competent swimmers. For schedules, registration and more info: Contact Ray McCormack at 360-525-3801,www.vlsc.org or sailingschool@vlsc.org

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES

MARSHALL COMMUNITY CENTER - MCC FIRSTENBURG COMMUNITY CENTER - FCC

487-7100 487-7001

LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center

Pre-registration is required. No classes 5/25 and 7/4. See Day Camps on page 22 for Summer Break camp opportunities.

DANCE

Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident

MUSIC LESSONS

Ballet

Private Lessons

Ballet classes encourage physiological, emotional and cognitive development, in addition to promoting social skills and cooperative participation with a group. Dance attire and footwear will be discussed at the first lesson. Eligibility is determined by age, dance experience and capabilities. Parents are welcome to observe the third and last classes. If a class does not meet minimum attendance requirements, it may be combined with another similar class.

We offer a variety of private music lessons at our community centers, taught by talented instructors. Each private lesson is 30-minutes, scheduled on a first-come, first served basis. The music lesson cancellation policy will be provided at your first lesson.

Ballet at Marshall Center Patty Miletich is our acclaimed ballet instructor at Marshall Center with over 25 years of teaching experience. MCC Oak/Elm Rooms.

Ballet I Ages 6+. Basic Ballet technique for beginners, barre and centre with simple combinations to classical music. 101763 W 5-5:45pm 5/6-6/17 $56/$64 7 wks 101764 T 10-10:45am 6/30-7/21 $32/$36 4 wks

Ballet II Ages 8+. A continuation of Ballet I with more emphasis on placement. Instruction on individual steps, jumps, turns, etc. 101767 M 4:45-5:45pm 5/4-6/15 $54/$62 6 wks no class 5/25

Beginning Ballet Pointe Ages 12+. For students who are sufficiently trained to take this next step. Students must have proper dance background and teacherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s approval. M 5:45-6:15pm 101771 5/4-6/15 $37/$33 6 wks no class 5/25 101772 6/29-7/20 $21/$24 4 wks 101773 8/3-8/31 $26/$30 4 wks

Private Guitar Lessons Ages 10+. Learn the fundamentals of electric and acoustic guitar including chords, scales, music theory, ear training and improvisation. Lesson plans are individually created based on your goals. Call 487-7001 to schedule your 30-minute private lesson. FCC Trapedero II. Sa 8-10am $72/$83 4 wks. 101878 5/2-5/23 101877 6/6-6/27 101879 7/11-8/1

Private Guitar Lessons Ages 8+. Learn the fundamentals of guitar including chords, scales and music theory. Private lessons are tailored to your needs. Bring your own guitar. Eric Tworivers. 5 wks. $67/$77 M 2-6:30pm LC Conference Room 101559 6/1-6/29 101560 7/6-8/3 101561 8/10-9/14 no class 9/7 Th 2-6:30pm LC Music Room 101562 5/21-6/18 101563 6/25-7/23 101564 7/30-8/27

Private Piano, Voice or Flute Ages 5+ piano/voice, 7+ flute. Learn the basics and good technique in piano, voice or flute skills. Private lessons tailored to your needs. Bring your own flute. Deanna Tworivers. 5wks. $67/$77 M 2-6:30pm LC Music Room 101525 5/4-6/8 no class 5/25 101530 6/15-7/13 101531 7/20-8/17 101536 8/24-9/28 no class 9/7 T 2-6:30pm LC Music Room 101522 4/28-5/26 101541 6/9-7/7 101523 7/14-8/11 101524 8/18-9/15 W 2-6:30pm LC Music Room 101526 4/29-5/27 101527 6/3-7/1 101528 7/8-8/5 101529 8/12-9/9 Th 2-6:30pm FCC Special Event Room A 101534 5/7-6/4 101535 6/11-7/9 101539 7/16-8/13 101532 8/20-9/17 F 2-6:30pm LC Music Room 101533 5/1-5/29 101543 6/5-7/10 no class 7/3 101544 7/17-8/14 101551 8/21-9/18

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487-7100 487-7001

MARSHALL COMMUNITY CENTER - MCC FIRSTENBURG COMMUNITY CENTER - FCC

YOUTH ACTIVITIES

LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident

MUSIC & PERFORMANCE

POTTERY

Broadway Kids Musical Theater Ages 7-12. Your child will learn basic dance steps, singing, voice projection and improvisational acting skills. The last class will be a performance for family members. FCC Resource classroom. 6wks. Lion King. 101885 Sa 5/9-6/13 10:30am-noon $60/$69

EDUCATION/ENHANCEMENT Indoor Playgroup Drop in for some playgroup fun with your little one! Kids run, play, jump, climb, and explore in a clean, fun, and safe setting while developing social skills, gaining independence, and building self confidence. As an added bonus, parents have an opportunity to get to know other parents. Punch cards are available. Once the punch card is filled, you will receive one additional punch free of charge for paying for a card up front.

Swim Playgroup On the 2nd Friday of each month from 9:30-10:15am and 10:15-11am, children and parents may swim in one of the swim sessions listed and take part in playgroup in the gymnasium between 10-11:30am for the price of one! Limited to 20 swimmers in each session. FCC

FCC Playgroup Ages 9 months-6 years. FCC Gymnasium T/Th/F 10-11:30am Closed 6/23-9/15 Parent and child, $3.75 per visit. Each additional child is $2.75 per visit. FCC playgroup punch cards available. Once the punch card is filled you will receive one additional punch free of charge for paying for a card up front. Prices include: One child: Two kids: 10 visits: $37.50 20 visits: $67.50 10 visits: $58.50 20 visits: $117 Three kids: Additional child: 10 visits: $83.25 20 visits: $166.50 10 visits: $24.75 20 visits: $49.50

Youth pottery classes held in MCC Craft Room. Projects range from pinch pots, teapots, cups, vases or your own ideas. Learn basic hand building techniques while having fun with clay. All work will be fired and glazed. 6wks.

Pottery for Parent and Child Ages 5-12. Spend time with your child creating with clay. T 6:15-7:45pm $75/$86 2nd child $65/$74 101579 5/5-6/9 101580 6/16-7/21 101581 7/28-9/1

Pottery for Kids Ages 7-12 T 5-6pm $55/$63 101609 5/5-6/9 101610 6/16-7/21 101611 7/28-9/1

See page 33 in Adult Activities for Cement Leaves and Word Stones Garden Art class for ages 14+

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Parks and Recreation Map

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For information on other parks and trails maps and guides, see page 2.

Vancouver Parks & Recreation Day Camps Are: Fun! Weekly field trips, swimming, crafts, games and more Healthy! Daily physical activity, explore parks and play sports New Activities! New trips, special guests, more daily activities Safe! Creative, fun, conscientious staff

MER CAMPS M U S 2 0 15 s, call 487-7100 or 487-7001 p m a c r ter f o s i g e r o T

FULL-DAY, WEEKLONG DAY CAMPS Have your child connect with nature and their day camp friends in a fun and creative way with Vancouver Parks and Recreation Youth and Teen Day Camps! During these actionpacked, fun-filled camps your child will engage in recreational activities, sports, crafts, games, interactive presentations, outdoor nature adventures and group activities that will reinforce a healthy lifestyle, positive identity, leadership, acceptance, teambuilding, good decision making and strong values. We maintain a staff to child ratio of 1:8.

SPARK Youth Day Camp Ages 6-10. Campers will enjoy swimming, rock climbing at Firstenburg, sports, outdoor games and an off-site trip on Wednesday. Located at Fircrest Elementary, 12001 NE 9th St. Structured camp activities are from 9am-4:30pm, but parents may drop off as early as 7:30am and pick up by 6pm. Bring a sack lunch, snacks and water bottle every day unless otherwise stated on the itinerary. Weekly Fee: $156/$179. 101219 6/22-6/26 Turtle Power! Watch a movie at Regal Cinemas then bounce your way to fun at JJ Jump Extreme! 101220 6/29-7/3 Everything is Awesome! Lego Mania Enjoy unlimited gym play, mazes and miniature golf at Safari Sam’s.

101224 7/27-7/31 Jurassic Park – Dinosaurs Wander with the animals at the Oregon Zoo. 101225 8/3-8/7 Wacky Science Explore the world of science and laser lights at OMSI. 101226 8/10-8/14 SPARK’s Got Talent Unlimited rides and fun at Oaks Park! 101227 8/17-8/21 Treasure Island Pirates and Princess Enjoy the play/musical Peter Pan with Broadway Rose Theatre Company. 101228 8/24-8/28 S’mores and More! Fun and excitement at Dizzy Castle Indoor Playground.

101221 7/6-7/10 Star Wars, Jedi Training Camp Jump, jump and jump some more at G6 Airpark. 101222 7/13-7/17 Pokémon X, Y and YOU! Games galore at Chuck E. Cheese’s with a pizza lunch. 101223 7/20-7/24 The Avengers, Superhero Week Unlimited fun, games and gokarts at Bullwinkle’s Family Fun Center.

Youth Adventures Day Camp at Marshall Center Ages 6-10. Campers will have a fun-filled summer with games, sports, crafts, nature adventures, off-site field trips every Thursday and swimming twice a week. Structured camp activities are from 9am-4pm, but parents may drop off as early as 7am and pick up by 5:30pm. Bring a sack lunch and snacks every day unless otherwise stated on the itinerary. For questions about camp call 487-7084. Weekly Fee: $156/$179 101696 6/22-6/26 Hunters and Gatherers Visit the hunters and gatherers at the Oregon Zoo and go on a scavenger hunt. 101697 6/29-7/3 Cool Critters Horseback riding at Silver Buckle Ranch, the Reptile Man and Humane Society presentation. 101698 7/6-7/10 Funtastic Follies Perform at our talent show and have a blast at Oaks Amusement Park. 101699 7/13-7/17 Academy of Arts Ukulele lessons, pottery, hip hop dance and Sleeping Beauty musical at Broadway Rose Theatre Company. 101700 7/20-7/24 Dog Dayz of Summer Enjoy a summer day at Alderbrook Park and cool off with a bounce house and water slides. 101701 7/27-7/31 Beyond Camp Vancouver Lake, Vancouver Community Library, Esther Short Park and a trip to the beach at Seaside for play and ice cream.

POLICIES Registrations are first come, first serve. Please go online at www.cityofvancouver.us/camps to view the parent information letter, camp policies, and weekly activity schedules and to complete the required Participant Information Form. You will need to sign the Participant Information Form on the first day of camp. Notify staff at 487-7060 at least fifteen days prior to the beginning of camp if your child has special needs. 22

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Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident

TO REGISTER FOR CAMPS, PLEASE CALL 487-7100 OR 487-7001

2015 SUMMER CAMPS

LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center 101702 8/3-8/7 Passport to Fun What’s more fun than a day at Bullwinkle’s Family Fun Center? Maybe BJ The Clown or outside water games! 101693 8/10-8/14 Walk on the Wild Side Hike Little Zig Zag trail near Mt. Hood and play at the awesome Meinig Park. 101694 8/17-8/21 Earth, Wind and Water Cruise on the Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler and plant a tree in the day camp grove. 101695 8/24-8/28 Time Travel Celebrate Marshall Center’s 50th birthday with a dance party, storytelling of days past, tour Fort Vancouver and play and picnic at Lewisville Park.

New! Bike Skills 101 Camp Bicycle education is important to keep kids safe while riding. This camp is “geared” toward kids who can ride on two wheels for up to 1.5 miles on their own without assistance. Using games and challenges, students will practice and improve their bicycle handling skills. Participants will learn the basic rules of the road, how to safely negotiate intersections, when to get off their bike and become a pedestrian and techniques to avoid road obstacles. Students will learn how to perform safety checks on their bicycle before a ride and begin to learn basic road side, emergency repairs. Bicycles are provided, but students may use their own if it passes a safety inspection. Helmets are mandatory and will be provided if necessary. Bring a lunch, snacks, and water bottle every day. Location: Fort Vancouver National Historic Site in Building 410, 1001 E. Fifth St. For questions about camp call 487-7091. M-F 8:30am-5:30pm $156/$179 Ages 6-10 Ages 11-14 101737 7/6-7/10 101757 7/6-7/10 101738 7/13-7/17 101758 7/13-7/17 101739 7/20-7/24 101759 7/20-7/24 101740 7/27-7/31 101760 7/27-7/31 101741 8/3-8/7 101761 8/3-8/7 101742 8/10-8/14 101762 8/10-8/14

TEEN CAMPS Ages 11-15. Choose between two of the most amazing teen camps around, you can’t go wrong – Teen Survivor at Firstenburg and Teen Xcape at Marshall. Both camps are from 7am to 6pm with organized activities from 9am to 5pm. Please bring swim suit, water bottle, sun screen, sack lunch and snacks every day regardless of schedule. The camps will combine on Tuesday and Thursday for field trips. Pre-registration is required.

6/29-7/3 Red White and Boom 101452 Survivor Camp 101462 Xcape Camp

Survivor Camp at Firstenburg

7/20-7/24 Beat The Heat 101460 Survivor Camp 101512 Xcape Camp

Start the summer off right. Come hang out and keep busy. As a camp we are always on the go, allowing kids to stay engaged through swimming, climbing, sports, and many more creative activities. For information on camps call 487-7014. FCC Teen Zone

Xcape Camp at Marshall Center This very popular teen camp continues to offer great activities. Teens will stay busy with field trips, sports, and crafts. Gain confidence and hang out with friends. Come in or call 487-7086 to find out more information. MCC The Spot. M-F $160/$182 6/22-6/26 Let The Fun Begin 101457 Survivor Camp 101468 Xcape Camp

We appreciate our partnership with the National Parks Service and their great programs for youth and teens at Fort Vancouver.

7/6-7/10 Soar to New Heights 101458 Survivor Camp 101509 Xcape Camp 7/13-7/17 Urban Adventures 101459 Survivor Camp 101463 Xcape Camp

7/27-7/31 Mad Science 101453 Survivor Camp 101464 Xcape Camp 8/3-8/7 Wild About Water 101461 Survivor Camp 101465 Xcape Camp 8/10-8/14 Backwards Week 101454 Survivor Camp 101466 Xcape Camp 8/17-8/21 Beach Week 101455 Survivor Camp 101482 Xcape Camp 8/24-8/28 Summer Celebration 101456 Survivor Camp 101467 Xcape Camp

For Sports Camps – see page 24.

2015 SUMMER CAMPS

TO REGISTER FOR CAMPS, PLEASE CALL 487-7100 OR 487-7001

LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center

NEW! Teen Kayaking Camps

SPECIALTY CAMPS Little Campers Summer Fun at Firstenburg Ages 4-6. Little Campers is held MondayFriday from 9am-12:30pm at the Firstenburg Community Center. Have fun with games, sports, climbing wall, music, crafts, library and activities that are centered on the theme for the week.1:7 child staff ratio. Space is limited. Must be age 4 and toilet trained. Campers must bring a snack or light lunch each day except Fridays. Camp is geared toward pre-school through kindergarten students. After registering and paying the camp fee, please go online to www.cityofvancouver. us/camps to complete a Participant Information Form prior to attending camp. For questions, call 487-7025 or jana.wilson@cityofvancouver.us FCC

M-F

9am-12:30pm $82/$94

101860 6/22-6/26 Hawaiian Hullabaloo 101861 6/29-7/3

Dinosaurs on the move!

101862 7/6-7/10

Knights and Princesses

101855 7/13-7/17 The Mighty Jungle 101856 7/20-7/24 We are Super Hero’s! 101857 7/27-7/31 Where the Wild Things Are 101858 8/3-8/7

Pirate Adventure

101859 8/10-8/14 We love Disney 101863 8/17-8/21 Castle, Dragons, Kings and Queens

Ages 12-15. This 5 day camp welcomes kids to experience the opportunity to get connected to life on the river. In this hands on morning camp, we will kayak on Lake River, a protected, flat water tributary. We will explore the shorelines of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge from single kayaks, double kayaks and stand up paddle boards. Wildlife is abundant in this natural environment surrounded by rich historical and cultural history. Camp will teach kayak safety, proper gear, clothing, basic paddle strokes, ergonomics, kayak control, maneuverability and rescues. Campers will come away with a great sense of stewardship. Location: Ridgefield Kayak at McCuddy’s Marina, 5 Mill St., Ridgefield WA 98642. For questions about the class visit ridgefieldkayak.com or call 360-727-4520. To register call 487-7001 or 487-7100. M-F 9am-12pm $200 101727 7/13-7/17 101728 8/3-8/7

SPORT CAMPS Learn sports fundamentals while having fun. Be sure your child has eaten prior to camp and have them bring a water bottle. Dress them appropriately for the cooler weather if necessary. Tennis shoes are recommended. All camps are co-ed unless otherwise noted. *Ages 3-4 camps require parent/guardian participation. All Sport camps may include flag football, soccer, basketball, kickball and baseball/T-ball. Marshall Community Center (MCC); Marshall Park (MP) 1009 E. Mcloughlin Blvd. Fisher Basin Park (FB) 601 SE 192nd Ave; Firstenburg Community Center (FCC) 700 NE 136th Ave; Shahala Middle School (SMS) 601 SE 192nd Ave. DATE/SPORT AGES TIME LOCATION FEE 6/29-7/2, no class on 7/3 101413 All Sport/half day 6-10 9am-noon FB $80/$92 7/6-7/10 101426 Basketball 101427 Basketball 101422 All Sport

5-7 8-10 4½-8

9-10am 10:15-11:45am 12:30-1:30pm

FCC FCC FB

$35/$40 $53/$61 $35/$40

7/13-7/17 101415 All Sport 101411 All Sport 101431 Flag Football

3-4* 4½-8 5-6 ½, 7-9

9-10:00am 10:15-11:15am 11:30-1:00pm

MP MP MP

$35/$40 $35/$40 $53/$61

7/20-7/24 101450 Track and Field 101436 Soccer 101414 All Sport

6-11 3-4* 4 ½-8

9-10:30am 11am-noon 12:15-1:15pm

SMS FB FB

$53/$61 $35/$40 $35/$40

7/27-7/31 101428 Basketball 101429 Basketball 101416 All Sport

5-7 8-10 4 ½-8

9-10am 10:15-11:45am 12:30-1:30pm

FCC FCC FB

$35/$40 $53/$61 $35/$40

8/3-8/7 101412 All Sport 101435 Soccer 101432 Flag Football

3-4* 4½-8 5-6½, 7-9

9-10:00am 10:15-11:15am 11:30-1:00pm

MP MP MP

$35/$40 $35/$40 $53/$61

8/10-8/14 101451 Track and Field 101434 Soccer 101423 All Sport

6-11 3-4* 4½-8

9-10:30am 11am-noon 12:15-1:15pm

SMS FB FB

$53/$61 $35/$40 $35/$40

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2015 SUMMER CAMPS

TO REGISTER FOR CAMPS, PLEASE CALL 487-7100 OR 487-7001 LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center

SUMMER PARK PROGRAMS

Play Time in the Parks

McClaskey Family Foundation Summer Playgrounds A FREE drop-in program for ages 6-11. Kids make new friends and enjoy lots of fun activities, including games, sports, playground time, and crafts. A free lunch is provided by Share through the USDA Summer Lunch program. Program runs June 29 through August 14. 101901 Evergreen Park 3500 E. Fourth Plain Blvd. M-F 10:30am-2:30pm, June 29–Aug. 14 (no program July 3). Registration limited to children living within the area (includes students from Roosevelt, King and Harney schools), call 487-7100 for details. 101902 Crestline Elementary 13003 SE 7th St. M-F 10:30am-2:30 pm, June 29–Aug. 14 (no program July 3). Registration limited to children living within the Crestline school boundary and last year’s Summer Playgrounds participants; call 487-7100 for details. 101900 Hough Elementary 1900 Daniels St. Program may be offered pending funding. Limited to students living in the Hough School boundary. You may contact us to get on the waitlist, call 4877100 for details. See information below about the USDA Summer Meals program.

USDA Summer Lunch Program Meals are available at no charge to children under 19 years of age. For lunch times, locations or questions, please call Share at 360-553-8064. Children who are members of food stamp households or TANF assistance units are automatically eligible to receive free meal benefits at eligible program sites. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information should contact USDA’s TARGET Center at 202-720-2600.

FREE drop-in program for ages 6-11. Join us for some play time in the parks. We will have lots of activities, games, sports and crafts. Find a park near you and come join us for a whole lotta fun! Program runs June 29 through August 14 from 12:30 to 3:30 pm (no program on July 3). Enjoy lunch first provided by Share and stay for fun activities! Program schedule, days, dates and location are subject to change. Come and enjoy lunch first provided by Share, then stay for fun activities! Program schedule, days, dates and location are subject to change.

Park

Address

Days of the Week

Hearthwood Park

801 NE Hearthwood Blvd

Mon., Wed., Fri. Tues., Thurs.

To Be Determined

VOLLEYBALL CAMP Christie Strawn’s, Season Prep, Volleyball Camp Girls. Ages 11-17 (Incoming grades 7-12). This volleyball camp is designed for the intermediate to advanced level volleyball player. Camp is carefully planned and designed to serve as a high school and middle school “tryout/season prep” experience for participants. Camp will involve volleyball skill demonstration(s), volleyball drills which coincide with the specified skill instruction for that day/session of camp and competitive volleyball games designed to reinforce skills. A daily lunch and lecture is included, along with a camp T-shirt. Coach Christie (Roes) Strawn is the former Head Coach at Cornell University (8 years). Location: Shahala Middle School, 601 SE 192nd Ave. 4 days. Maximum 40. 101826

8/17-8/20

M-Th

9am-3pm

$257/$283

SOCCER CAMP UK Elite Soccer Camp and Soccer School Ages 3-14, co-ed. Players just starting out in soccer or looking to take the next step in their development. UK Elite as the ‘leaders in youth soccer education’ offer the best possible professional training for players. UK Elite will use their ‘Global Training Curriculum’ to develop players in age specific groups. Every player will enjoy a fun and educational soccer experience. The Soccer Camp will focus on technical and skill development, whilst the Soccer School will introduce technical and tactical development in small sided games. Each day players learn the latest training techniques from the world’s leading soccer nations, and includes daily World Cup tournaments, allowing the players to put those new found skills into practice. The UK Elite coaches are professional instructors who are highly trained and motivated to develop youth soccer players. Every player will receive a UK Elite jersey along with a detailed player evaluation. M-F 8/3-8/7 Fisher Basin Park, 601 SE 192nd Ave. 98683 8/10-8/14 Marshall Park, 1009 E McLoughlin Blvd 98663 Petite Soccer Camp Ages 3-5 co-ed 9-10:15am and 10:30-11:45am Soccer Camp Ages 5-8 co-ed 9am-12pm and 9am-3pm Soccer School Ages 8-14 co-ed 9am-12pm and 9am-3pm For fees and to register: visit www.ukelite.com For more information: (206) 406 5855 or email AlexL@UKElite.com

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2015 SUMMER CAMPS

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DAY CAMPS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES Vancouver Parks and Recreation provides several opportunities for summer fun and socialization! Please review the following choices and call us if you have any questions. Participants must bring personal care items needed for camp and a change of clothes each day. Drop off no earlier than 9am and pick-ups no

later than 3pm. Registration and Inclusion/ATR Intake form must be received 7 days prior to program to ensure adequate staffing. If participant is not on the roster the day they come, they must bring a receipt showing they are registered or they will be sent home.

Access to Recreation Day Camp

Community Access Day Camp

Sensory Day Camp

Gate House, 3100 E 18th St. M-F 9:30am-2:30pm $150/$173 per week $30/$35 per day

Gate House, 3100 E 18th St. M-F 9:30am-2:30pm $150/$173 per week

Lieser Elementary School, 301 S Lieser Rd.

Ages 13-28. Participate in outings to local parks, crafts, games, and special events. Spend time with old and new friends. This popular program is a must for summer fun. Please don’t delay as space is limited. Bring a sack lunch and drink M-F. We have a DJ on Fridays. Tuesdays they will visit restaurants. If they wish to purchase lunch, send $8. Themes to be announced in May. 100561 6/29-7/2 ($120/$139, no camp 7/3) 100562 7/6-7/10 100567 7/13-7/17 100566 7/20-7/24 100563 7/27-7/31 100564 8/3-8/7 100565 8/10-8/14

Ages 15-28. This camp is for more active participants capable of walking long distance, learning the C-Tran system and who can provide personal care independently. Bring a sack lunch and drink (water) M-F. Have a bus pass or bring $4 M, W, Th for C-Tran. Certain days you will be required to bring extra spending money. You will receive a notice from the staff. Because of limited space for this camp you must register for the entire week. Themes to be announced in May. 100571 6/29-7/2 ($120/$139, no camp 7/3) 100572 7/6-7/10 100573 7/13-7/17 100568 7/20-7/24 100569 7/27-7/31 100570 8/3-8/7 100574 8/10-8/14

Ages 5-12. This camp is for elementary aged children with autism, sensory disorders, and other special needs, who need an atmosphere tailored to their needs. We maintain higher staff to participant ratios so that every child is included. Because of limited space for this camp you must register for the entire week. Themes to be announced in June. M-F 9:30-2:30pm Weekly Fee: $180/$207 100554 6/29-7/2 ($144/$166 no camp 7/3) 100555 7/6-7/10 100556 7/13-7/17 100557 7/20-7/24 100558 7/27-7/31 100559 8/3-8/07 100560 8/10-8/14 Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident

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JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT TENNIS LESSONS The Vancouver Tennis Center offers a full range of high-quality, professionally run junior tennis lessons for entry level, intermediate, advanced and high performance level kids, utilizing age/size appropriate courts and equipment. Ages range from 4-18. Fall, winter and spring classes are after school Monday-Friday from 2:45-6pm and are taught by USPTA-certified Tennis Professionals. Summer sessions are Monday-Thursday from 9:45am-6pm. All registrations require payment. Register by phone, or on-line at cityofvancouver.us/ tennis. There are no junior development program classes May 25, June 29-July 5, Aug. 31Sept. 7

Beginner Junior Tennis Classes – May-June Age 4-6 Beginners - Tiny Tots T/Th 5-5:45pm 26

Ages 7-13 Beginners – Grassroots T/Th 5-6pm Ages 14-18 Beginners - HS Tennis 101 M/W 2:45-4pm Ages 14-18 Adv Beg/Low Int - HS Prep M/W 2:45-4pm

Beginner Junior Tennis Classes – July-August Age 4-6 Beginners - Tiny Tots M-Th 9:45-10:30am Ages 7-13 Beginners – Grassroots M-Th 10:30am-12pm Ages 14-18 Beginners - HS Tennis 101 M-Th 2-3:30pm Ages 14-18 Adv Beg/Low Int - HS Prep M-Th 2-3:30pm

Summer session dates: #1 July 6-9 #2 July 13-16 #3 July 20-23 #4 July 27-30 #5 Aug 3-6 #6 Aug 10-13 #7 Aug 17-20 #8 Aug 24-28 See cityofvancouver.us/tennis for a complete list of classes and dates; or call 360-4878123 for more information. JUNIOR TENNIS LESSON SUBSIDY Junior tennis lesson subsidies are available through the Vancouver Tennis Center Foundation/Arlene Clark “Friends of Kids” Lesson Subsidy Program. These subsidies are based on need and have been designated for low-income families. Applications are available at the VTC front desk. A 1-page essay and letter of recommendation from a coach, teacher and/or mentor must accompany each application.

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LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center

VOLLEYBALL Private Volleyball Lessons

Volleyball Clinics

Private volleyball coaching at the Firstenburg Center. Private lessons are a great opportunity for players of all ages and ability levels to receive the attention they need to advance to the next level. Receive a customized program according to your specific goals and needs. Sign up by calling Jana at 487-7025. Instructor: Allison Milhorn Session Length 1 athlete 2 athletes 3 or more athletes 1 hour $44/$51 $66/$76 $88/$101 Pkg. of 5 lessons $200/$230 $300/$345 $400/$460

Girls only. These clinics will focus on serving, setting, hitting, passing, teamwork and basic skill development in a fun and safe atmosphere. Clinics are at Firstenburg and Marshall Community Centers. Instructor: Allison Milhorn. Sa Ages 9-11 (Attending elementary School in fall) 9-11am $21/$24 101824 6/13 MCC 101816 7/11 FCC 101817 8/8 MCC 101823 8/15 FCC Sa Ages 12-14 (Attending Middle School in fall) 11:15am-1:15pm $21/$24 101818 6/13 MCC 101819 7/11 FCC 101825 8/8 MCC 101820 8/15 FCC Sa Ages 14-18 (Attending High School in fall) 1:30pm-3:30pm $21/$24 101821 6/13 MCC 101827 7/11 FCC 101828 8/8 MCC 101829 8/15 FCC

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MARTIAL ARTS Power Kids Karate Co-ed, ages 5-11. Learn safety awareness and basic karate techniques for self-defense. Black belt instructor, Paul W. Roberts, emphasizes focus and self-discipline. LC Community Room. M Beginners Ages 5-10 6-6:45pm 98652 5/18-6/22 $52/$60 6 wks 101704 9/14 – 10/12 $43/$49 5 wks Advanced 98651 101705

Ages 8-11 5/18-6/22 9/14 – 10/12

7-7:45pm $52/$60 $43/$49

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Taekwon-Do Karate Ages 7+, co-ed. This ancient Korean martial art focuses on selfdefense, physical fitness and mental strength. Practice traditional martial arts in a non-contact environment. Instructor: Mr. Centeno. FCC Community Rooms B & C. T/TH Beginners Ages 7+ 6-7pm 101893 5/5-6/25 $92/$106 8wks 101890 7/7-8/27 $92/$106 8wks 101892 9/8-10/29 $92/$106 8wks Intermediate Ages 7+ 101894 5/5-6/25 101891 7/7-8/27 101897 9/8-10/29

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Ages 9-14 girls, all levels of experience. Take part in an action packed session of learning the fundamentals, as well as playing fun scrimmages and games. Instructor, Christie (Roes) Strawn is the former Head Coach at Cornell University. Christie hires a quality staff in order to provide low coach to player ratio as well as keep the class competitive for various levels of play. Class meets twice a week. 8 classes. Sun 3:30-5:30pm and Mon 5:15-7:15pm 101830 9/28-10/20 $100/$110

Volleyball Clinics – Shahala Middle School Ages 9-14 girls, all levels of experience. Take part in an action packed session of learning the fundamentals, as well as playing fun scrimmages and games. Instructor is Brooks Strawn who is under the direction of Christie Strawn. Clinic meets twice a week for 4 weeks. Maximum 12 students per session. Shahala Middle School. Tu/Thurs. 8 classes. 101953 10am-Noon 6/23-716 $100/$110 101954 12:30-2:30pm 6/23-716 $100/$110 101955 10am-Noon 7/21-8/13 $100/$110 101956 12:30-2:30pm 7/21-8/13 $100/$110

Volleyball Camp with Christie Strawn: see CAMPS page 25.

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YOUTH SPORTS & LEAGUES Signing your child up for Youth Sports Leagues? Read this important information first about what you need to know regarding our leagues. • Youth Sports Leagues are recreational and provide equal playing time. • All leagues provide t-shirts for each player. • The season begins two weeks prior to the first scheduled game for coaches to get organized and have practices. • No refunds, credits or transfers three weeks prior to first scheduled games. • Please read our youth league guidelines at cityofvancouver.us/youthsports. • You will be contacted by your coach regarding practice and game schedules by email.

BASKETBALL Youth Basketball Leagues are recreational with two different skill level leagues for ages 8-9. However, skill levels may be combined depending on the number of registrations, with players equally dispersed among teams. Ages 5-6½ and 6½-7 will play on 8 ft hoops. Weekday games between 5:30-8pm; Saturday games between 9am7:30pm. One-hour practices once per week between 6-8:30pm at an Evergreen School District Gym. Practice day, time and location determined by coach and/or gym availability. Coaches needed for basketball teams. Contact Jana 487-7025 or jana.wilson@ cityofvancouver.us

Basketball Leagues-Fall 2015 Co-ed. Ages 5-6½. Spots used so players know where to stand for offense. Wristbands provided so players know what offensive player they are guarding. Coaches bring the ball down the court. Games and practices will be played on 8-ft. hoops. Firstenburg Community Center Practices begin the week of 9/21. 10/2-11/21 101845 F/Sa 7 games $71/$81

BASEBALL Youth Baseball Leagues are recreational with no stats. Leagues offered are: T-Ball, Coach Pitch, and Machine Pitch. Players must provide their own glove; cleats are optional. Teams bat the whole line-up, except for the last four games in machine pitch leagues. Weekday games between 5:30pm-8pm and Saturday games between 9am-3pm. Machine pitch games run 90 minutes. Practices vary depending on the age, 30-90 minutes. Teams practice once per week for the entire season. Coaches needed for baseball teams. Contact Brét 487-7083 or bret.kertz@ cityofvancouver.us

Bagley Fields Baseball Leagues Games on Saturdays at Bagley Fields, 4607 Plomondon. 7 games, $59/$68 for T-ball & Coach Pitch leagues, $65/$73 for Machine Pitch. Practice location TBD with practices starting 5pm or later. Choose one of the following practice evenings that will run throughout the season with Saturday games.

Summer Baseball Saturday games, 7/11-8/22 T-ball Practices, ages 4½-6yrs TUES, starts 6/23 99929 WED, starts 6/24 99934 THURS, starts 6/25 99935

Coach Pitch Practices, ages 5½-7yrs TUES, starts 6/23 99938 WED, starts 6/24 99942 THURS, starts 6/25 99944 Machine Pitch Practices, ages 8-10yrs MON, starts 6/22 99948 THURS, starts 6/25 99951 FRI, starts 6/26 99952

Fisher Basin Park Baseball Leagues Games on Monday (Coach Pitch) or Wednesday (T-ball) evenings at Fisher Basin Park, 601 SE 192nd Ave. 7 games, $59/$68 for T-ball & Coach Pitch leagues, $65/$73 for Machine Pitch. Practice location TBD with practices starting 5pm or later. Choose one of the following practice evenings that will run throughout the season with Mon or Wed games.

Summer Baseball Wednesday games, 7/8-8/19 T-ball Practices, ages 4½-6yrs MON, starts 6/22 99930 TUES, starts 6/23 99936 Monday games, 7/6-8/17 Coach Pitch Practices, ages 5½-7yrs WED, starts 6/24 99943 THURS, starts 6/25 99946

FOOTBALL Youth Flag Football Leagues are recreational, no stats. Required equipment is provided (mouthpiece and flags). Cleats are optional but recommended. Weekday games between 5:30pm-8pm and Saturday games between 9am-3pm. Practices vary depending on the age, 60-90 minutes. Teams may practice two weeknights per week prior to the first game, then once per week for the remainder of the season. Practice day, time and location are determined by the coach. Coaches needed for teams. Contact Brét at 487-7083 or bret.kertz@cityofvancouver.us.

Flag Football Leagues - Summer 2015 Ages 5-6 ½. Coach is quarterback. Teams run 10 plays and switch with coaches facilitating game on offense and defense. Memory Field, 1007 E Mill Plain Blvd — Practices begin the week of 7/13. W 7/22-8/19 5 games $40/$49 — Ages 5 -6 ½ co-ed 97409 West Side practices 97408 East Side practices

Flag Football Leagues - Fall 2015

Basketball Leagues-Fall 2015 Firstenburg Community Center Practices begin the week of 9/21. Sa 7 games $71/$81 10/3-11/21 101841 Ages 6 ½-7 co-ed 101847 Ages 8-9 co-ed/Beginning 101842 Ages 8-9 co-ed/Intermediate 101840 Ages 10-11 boys 101844 Ages 12-13 boys (Sat or Sun games) 101843 Ages 9-11 girls 28

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Memory Field, 1007 E Mill Plain Blvd — Practices begin the week of 9/14. Sa 9/26-11/7 7 games $66/$76 — Ages 5 -6 ½ co-ed 101322 West Side Practices 101321 East Side Practices Sa 9/26-11/7 7 games $66/$76 — Ages 7-9 101319 West Side Practices 101320 East Side Practices If your company is interested in sponsoring a youth league team or a league, contact Stacey at 487-7029 (east-side leagues) or Brét at 487-7083 (west-side leagues) to receive more information and a sponsorship form.

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YOUTH SPORTS & LEAGUES SOCCER - EAST

Youth Soccer Leagues are recreational, no stats. Required equipment: Shin guards and socks that completely cover shin guards. Ages 3 ½-7, players will need a size three ball and ages 8-9, players will need a size four ball. Cleats are optional for outdoor leagues. Weekday games between 5:30pm8pm and Saturday games between 9am6pm. Ages 6-9, there is a co-ed or boys/ girls league. Practices vary depending on the age, 30-90 minutes. Teams may practice two weeknights per week prior to the first game, then once per week for the remainder of the season. Practice day, time and location are determined by the coach. Coaches needed for soccer teams. For leagues at Fisher Basin and Haagen Park contact Stacey 487-7029 or stacey. allington@cityofvancouver.us.

Soccer Leagues - Outdoor Summer 2015 Fisher Basin Park, 601 S.E. 192nd Ave. Practices begin the week of 6/22. Tu 7/7-8/18 7 games $59/$68 99979 Ages 3 ½-4 co-ed 99875 Ages 4 ½-5 co-ed 99871 Ages 6-7 boys 99869 Ages 8-9 boys Fisher Basin Park, 601 S.E. 192nd Ave. Practices begin the week of 6/22. Th 7/9-8/20 7 games $59/$68 99880 Ages 3 ½-4 co-ed 99876 Ages 4 ½-5 co-ed 99872 Ages 6-7 girls 99870 Ages 8-9 girls

SOCCER - WEST Youth Soccer Leagues are recreational, no stats. All Marshall Park soccer leagues are coed. Required equipment: Shin guards and socks that completely cover shin guards. Ages 3 ½-7, players will need a size three ball and ages 8 -9, players will need a size four ball. Cleats are optional for outdoor leagues. Weekday games between 5:30pm-8pm and Saturday games between 9am-6pm. Practices vary depending on the age, 30-90 minutes. Teams practice once per week for the entire season. Coaches needed for soccer teams. For more information contact Brét 487-7083 or bret. kertz@cityofvancouver.us.

Summer Soccer Leagues Games on Tuesdays at Marshall Park, 7/7-8/18, 7 games $59/$68. Practice location TBD with practices starting 5pm or later. Choose one of the following practice evenings that will run throughout the season with Tuesday games. PRACTICES 3½-4YR 4½-5YR 6-7YR 8-9YR MON, starts 6/22 99956 99960 99964 99968 THURS, starts 6/25 99957 99961 99965 99969 Games on Thursdays at Marshall Park, 7/9-8/20, 7 games $59/$68. Practice location TBD with practices starting 5pm or later. Choose one of the following practice evenings that will run throughout the season with Thursday games. PRACTICES 3½-4YR 4½-5YR 6-7YR 8-9YR TUES, starts 6/23 99958 99962 99966 99970 WED, starts 6/24 99959 99963 99967 99971

Fall Soccer Leagues Games on Saturdays at Marshall Park. Practice location TBD with practices starting after 5pm. For leagues 5 and under games run 9/12-10/24, 7 games, $59/$68. For leagues 6 and over games run 9/12-11/14, 10 games, $70/$81 NEW! Choose one of the following practice evenings that will run throughout the season with Saturday games. PRACTICES 3½-4YR 4½-5YR 6-7YR 8-9YR TUES, starts 9/1 101246 101262 101278 101298 WED, starts 9/2 101247 101263 101279 101294 THURS, starts 9/3 101248 101264 101280 101295 Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident

Haagen Park, NE 9th St Practices begin the week of 6/22. Tu 7/7-8/18 7 games $59/$68 99878 Ages 4 ½-5 co-ed 99873 Ages 6-7 boys Haagen Park, NE 9th St Practices begin the week of 6/22. Th 7/9-8/20 7 games $59/$68 99877 Ages 4 ½-5 co-ed 99874 Ages 6-7 girls

Soccer Leagues- Outdoor Fall 2015 Fisher Basin Park, 601 S.E. 192nd Ave. Practices begin the week of 9/1. Sa 9/12-10/24 7 games $59/$68 101251 Ages 3 ½-4 co-ed 101265 Ages 4 ½-5 co-ed Sa 9/12-11/14 10 games $70/$81 101282 Age 6-7 boys 101281 Ages 6-7 girls 101299 Ages 8-9 boys 101300 Ages 8-9 girls

VOLLEYBALL MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center This girls’ league is recreational. Skill ranges could include beginning through experienced. League uses adapted rules. Two teams may share the gym for practice at the FCC. One-hour practices once per week. Practice day, time and location determined by coach and/or gym availability. Coaches needed for volleyball teams. Contact Jana 487-7025 or jana.wilson@ cityofvancouver.us. Volleyball Leagues – Summer 2015 Practices begin week of 6/15 and will be held once a week for one hour. Thursday night games will be held at FCC between 5-9pm. Th 7/9-8/20 7 games $71/$81 99897 Ages 12-14 girls FCC Practices 99900 Ages 12-14 girls MCC Practices 99898 Ages 9-11 girls FCC Practices 99974 Ages 9-11 girls MCC Practices Coaches needed for all Youth Leagues! For a fun and rewarding experience, volunteer to coach your child’s team. Not only can you help make a difference but the head coach’s child plays for free! Complete a coach’s inquiry form and read our league guidelines at cityofvancouver.us/youthsports.

Please read our youth league guidelines at cityofvancouver.us/youthsports.

SADRI’S SUMMIT CLIMBING WALL Rise above everyday life and be YOUR best!

With 23 routes to explore, the sky’s the limit at Firstenburg’s climbing wall, Sadri’s Summit! The wall is 27 feet high, 50 feet wide, with natural features including cracks, overhangs, dihedrals and arêtes. The bouldering wall is 13 feet high and 20 feet wide. The majority of the routes are geared toward beginner and intermediate climbers. About a quarter of the routes are for advanced climbers. Open Climb General Information: • All climbers must fill out a waiver form. A parent/guardian signature is required for climbers under age 18. • Climbers must be at least 4 years old; climbers 4- 6 must be accompanied by a person 18+, climbers 7+ can climb unattended with a parent/guardian on the premises.

Climbing Wall Party Package This package is for kid’s ages 4-18. The package includes one hour at the climbing wall with harnesses, staff to belay and 2.5 hours in one of the special events rooms (no host). This rental is limited to 12 youth climbers. Available times are Saturdays from 10am-12:30pm and 1:45-4:15pm. Additional times on Saturday and Sunday from June-August. $132/$152

Family and Friends Friday Climb Ages 4+. No experience necessary. Multiple difficulty levels provide a challenge for children, teens and parents at the same place. All groups must be accompanied by a person 18+. All climbers must wear closetoed shoes and fill out a waiver. A parent signature is required for youth under age 18. Maximum number of participants in a group is 10. $19/$23 2-3 participants $26/$30 4-6 participants F 5:45-7:45pm 101605 6/5 101606 8/7 Register for a climbing class and practice your climbing skills at one open climb per week for four weeks for free, equipment rental is an additional fee. You will receive a Sadri’s Summit Open Climb Pass on the first day of class; bring the card with you and you will receive access to an open climb, FCC pass holders may use towards harness rental. All open climbs are first come, first serve basis. Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident 30

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• Belayers, (people in charge of holding ropes for climbers), must be at least 14 and have a current Sadri’s Summit belay card. Parks and Recreation belayers will assist climbers. • To obtain a Sadri’s Summit belay or boulder certification see Mountain Goats on the Rock Certification section. • A maximum of up to 12 participants with belay certified pairs can be accommodated at each open climb. Sign in at the front desk 30 minutes before each open climb. Climbers must report to the wall within 10 minutes of purchasing a pass or open climb start time, whichever is sooner. Open Climb Session Fees: FREE to passholders $7 adult 19+ $5 ages 65+ $4 youth 4-18

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Daily Equipment Rental Fees: $3 per person for individual items: harness, shoes or chalk/chalk bag. $8 per person for package includes: harness, shoes and chalk/chalk bag. Purchase a three-rental punch card and get the 4th rental free! Individual items card $9, package card $24. Personal climbing equipment is accepted upon inspection. Pick up a current open climb calendar at the front desk or go online to cityofvancouver. us/climbingwall Is your work team, youth group, Scout group, birthday child looking for an exciting adventure? Contact Stacey at climbfcc@cityofvancouver. us for climbing wall group rental information. No experience or belay cards required; staff is provided.

Billy Goats on the Rock Climbing Mountain Goats on the Rock To obtain a Sadri’s Summit belay or boulder Class/Camps Ages 4-6. Improve your child’s movement control and coordination. Teachers focus on problem solving, mental awareness and height phobias. All equipment is provided. Instruction is individualized; class repetition is encouraged. $36/$41 101565 W 5/13-6/3 5:30-6:15pm M-Th 10:15-11am 101566 7/6-7/9 101567 7/20-7/23 101568 8/3-8/6 M-Th 1:45-2:30pm 101569 7/13-7/16 101570 7/27-7/30 101571 8/10-8/13

Kids on the Rock Climbing Class/Camps Ages 6-13. Gain self confidence; learn harness and tie-in safety, verbal commands and climbing technique. Bouldering instruction is included for use during open climb. All equipment is provided. Instruction is individualized; class repetition is encouraged. $48/$55 101572 Th 5/14-6/4 5:15-6:15pm M-Th 9-10am 101573 7/6-7/9 101574 7/20-7/23 101575 8/3-8/6 M-Th 2:45-3:45pm 101576 7/13-7/16 101577 7/27-7/30 101578 8/10-8/13

card you must complete a certification lesson with a partner or schedule a skills test before or after an open climb by calling 487-7029. Certified climbers may boulder during unscheduled times on the wall with a partner. To belay during unscheduled times Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm you must be a Firstenburg Community Center certified belayer and a pass holder. Rentals may occur at any time. Belay and boulder cards must be purchased within 60 days of completing a class or skills test, cards cost is $5/$6 each.

Belay and Bouldering Certification Climbing Lesson Ages 14+. Learn how to belay a climber on top-rope to better utilize open climb. This beginning lesson includes harness safety, belay training, climbing commands, route finding and basic technique. This lesson prepares you to pass Sadri’s Summit belay and bouldering skills test. Must have two people to schedule a lesson, 3 hours. $48/$55

Belay and Boulder Certification Climbing Skills Test For ages 14+ who are proficient in belaying a climber on top-rope. Must know harness safety, belay technique with a GriGri, climbing commands, and lowering technique. Climber’s ages 9+ who are skilled in bouldering technique must complete a certification test in order to utilize unprogrammed time at the climbing wall. $10/$12. 101951

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TEEN PROGRAMS

Recreation contributes to all forms of health — not just physical and mental — especially when shared with people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.

ONGOING ACTIVITIES Teen Centers

Teen Open Gym

The Spot (Safe, Positive Outlet for Teens) at Marshall Center is a free, safe, supervised drug-free place specifically for middle and high school age youth to hangout, meet, and make new friends. Video games, board games, pool tables, ping-pong, foosball and more are available. Current Picture ID is required. Closed on Saturdays and Sundays. May – June 19 - The Spot M-F 2:30-5pm June 22 – August 28 for Marshall Center Only M-F 4:30-7

Organized pickup basketball games with score clock for 11 to 18 year olds must be in school and a current Picture ID is required. Please check in at The Spot and at The Gym at Firstenburg. MCC Gym May – June 19 — M-F 2:30-5pm FCC Gym May – June 19 — M, W, F 2:30-5pm MCC GYM Closed June 22-August 28 Due to Summer Camps FCC Gym June 19 - August 28 fee $4 - M, W, F 2:30-5pm

Free Teen Fitness FCC has free use of fitness equipment for teens 13-18. Must have a current school picture ID. M-F 2:30-4:30pm school year only Closed on weekends and during the summer. See page 23 for Summer Day Camp opportunities. For information on art and dance classes for ages 12 and older, please see the adult enrichment section on page 33.

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Late Night Free to middle and high school age youth with current picture identification. There are basketball courts, table tennis, foosball, pool tables and lots of fun. No backpacks allowed; bring your items in a sack. Basketball attire only in the gym please. Once you leave late night you must also leave the property, and you may not return that night. Open all Fridays in May 8-11pm. Closed JuneSeptember. Program will resume in October. FCC Enter through courtyard gate adjacent to The Zone. MCC Enter downstairs through the back entrance of MCC.

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Access to Recreation programs are specifically for people with disabilities. Staff-to-participant ratio is one to four. Clients who need one-on-one assistance may bring their own caregiver, or register for Inclusion Services. Registration for all activities is required a minimum of 5 days before the event to ensure adequate staffing. For some classes registration is required 7 business days due to C-Van scheduling. Event rides may be scheduled if registered 7 days in advance. Homes are required to call and check ride times prior to class. If this is your first time with us, complete an Inclusion/ATR Intake form at Marshall, Luepke or Firstenburg centers or at cityofvancouver.us/inclusion. To use DDD family support/respite money to pay for classes, notify your caseworker of the classes you want. They will send us your registration. If unable to attend a class, you must notify your caseworker at 750-4250 and our office at 487-7058. For special accommodations, contact Inclusion Services at 360-487-7057. See page 40 for more information. Leisure counseling is available for people with disabilities/special needs to assist in planning recreation activities. To schedule an appointment call Debbie at 487-7058, or Teresa at 487-7060.

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Please schedule arrivals and pick-ups no earlier than ½ hour before and ½ hour after the activity. Staff will only be available 30 minutes before and 30 minutes after a class. It is up to the parent/care giver to make sure the participant has adequate supervision outside of these times. If attendee is dropped off too early or not picked up, we are required to report to child/adult protective services.

FITNESS & AQUATICS Fitness For All Ages 18+. This is an exercise class for people with or without cognitive developmental disabilities that focuses on the joys of physical fitness and overall health. MCC Lower lobby. 6 classes. T/Th 10:30-11:15am $36/43 100497 5/5-5/21 100498 6/2-6/18 Note time change 9-10:15 100499 6/30-7/16 100500 7/21-8/6

Access to Aquatics Water Fitness A water exercise class for people with developmental and/or physical disabilities. Experienced staff works with various disabilities in the water. All registrants with personal care needs must have a caregiver with them. Pool guidelines will be mailed to you. MCC Pool. 6 classes M/F 2-3pm $58/67 100512 5/4-5/22 100505 6/1-6/19

ENRICHMENT All Supplies are included in the fee. You must pre-register.

Cooking for Fun Ages 18+. You’ll be guided through the preparation, cleanup process and work on table skills. MCC Oak Room. 3 classes. T 9:15-10:15am $44/51 100545 5/5-5/19 100538 6/2-6/16

Fun with Crafts Ages 18+. Learn new skills and create projects for gift giving and personal enjoyment. MCC Arts and Crafts Studio. 3 classes. Th 9:15-10:15am $44/51 100551 5/7-5/21 100552 6/4-6/18

Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident

For other enrichment opportunities, please see Youth, Teen or Adult activities sections in this catalog.

POOLS ACCESS TO RECREATION

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TRIPS

DANCES & SPECIAL EVENTS Friday/Saturday Dances Ages 18-adult. Dance to your favorite music and meet new friends. Fees include hot dog, chips, and pop. Drop off west side. LC Community Room. F 5-7pm $7. Assisting staff may eat for $3 100525 5/8 100526 6/12 100527 7/10 100528 8/7

SOCIALIZING Registration is per-session and includes meal. You must be pre-registered seven days prior to the event if using C-Van transportation. Homes required to check C-Van for scheduled times.

Monday Funnites Ages 18+. Fun, games, dancing and socialization make up this popular program. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great opportunity to make new friends and share good times. LC. M 3:30-5pm $15/19 100451 5/4 American Idol Night 100452 5/11 Show and Tell 100453 5/18 Charades 100454 6/1 Karaoke night 100455 6/8 So you think you can dance 100456 6/15 Relays 100457 6/22 Outside sports 100458 6/29 Celebrate the 4th. 100459 7/6 Talent night 100460 7/13 Take a nap with Jolean 100461 7/20 Water games 100462 7/27 Show and tell 100463 8/3 Outside sports 100464 8/10 Water games 100465 8/17 End of the summer party

SPORTS OPPORTUNITIES Recreational Bowling Ages 15+. Fee includes two games per week and staffing. Lanes are categorized by age. Meet at Allenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Crosley Lanes 2400 E. Evergreen Blvd. 5 classes. W 9:30-11am $58/67 100513 5/6-6/3 100514 6/10-7/8 100515 7/15-8/12 W 3:30-5pm $58/67 100519 5/6-6/3 100520 6/10-7/8

TO REGISTER: 487-7100

Ages 18+. Trips accommodate up to 11 participants, including only two who use wheelchairs. You must pre-register in order to attend. Staff ratio is 1:3. Participants must stay with staff at all times. Each group/foster home/day program is limited to three people per trip. Dress for the weather and wear proper shoes. Meet at Luepke Center in the lobby. If personal care is needed, caregivers must attend with participant. Caregiver is responsible for their admission fee. LC. M 9-2 pm $36/43 100483 5/4 Max to downtown Portland and then walk down to the waterfront. Bring a bus pass or $4 for ride and $20 for lunch 100484 5/18 Bonneville Fish Hatchery and visit the falls and lunch at the Char Burger. Bring $20 100481 6/8 Thrift store shopping from Vancouver to Longview and lunch in Kalama for some great Chinese food. Bring $20 100477 6/22 Note time change 9-3pm $43/51 Tour Salem Ore and visit the grounds of the State Capital. Bring $15 for lunch or bring a sack lunch and drink. 100495 7/13 Note time change 9-3pm $43/51 Lucky Eagle Casino, Must be 21yrs of age and have a valid picture ID to attend this trip. Bring $15 for Buffet and $10 for gambling. 100478 7/27 Note time change 7-3pm $57/68 Put your feet in the sand when we head to Seaside Oregon. Bring $20 for breakfast and lunch on the way home. Extra if you wish to shop 100496 8/10 Note time change 10-3pm Lets head out to the Clark County Fair for some country living. We will visit the animals and enjoy the exhibits. Bring $20 for admission and lunch. You may bring your own lunch if you wish and $10 for admission 100493 5/15 100491

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F 4-8pm $29/36 Dinner at Rock Fired Pizza and then stroll at Marine Park. Bring $15 Downtown Vancouver and dinner at the Brick House. Bring $20 Blue Lake Park and enjoy a walk along the way. Bring $10 for dinner. Thrift Store shopping and dinner. Bring $20

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For other fitness activities, please see pages 12-16.

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MARSHALL COMMUNITY CENTER - MCC FIRSTENBURG COMMUNITY CENTER - FCC

ADULT ACTIVITIES

LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center

Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident

Classes for ages 18+ (there are exceptions; call if you have questions). Registration is necessary and will ensure your place in the class. No classes 5/25, 7/4. See classes, trips and hikes for adults Fifty and Better on pages 36-38.

DANCE & MOVEMENT Ballet and Tap classes are taught by Patty Miletich, who has instructed for Vancouver Parks and Recreation for over 25 years. Classes are in the MCC Oak/ Elm Room.

Ballet II

Ages 15+. Advanced, beginningintermediate. Classical Russian ballet technique includes barre and center work. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be challenged according to your level of experience. M 6:15-7:15pm no class 5/25 101719 5/4-6/15 6 wks $54/$62 101721 6/29-7/20 4 wks $38/$43 101723 8/3-8/31 5 wks $48/$54 T 9:00-10:00am 101722 6/30-7/21 4 wks $38/$43 101779 8/4-8/25 4 wks $38/$43

Ballet III

Ages 15+. Intermediate-advanced classical ballet for adults, includes barre and center work. W 6:30-7:30pm 101720 5/6-6/17 7 wks $63/$72 101724 7/1-7/22 4 wks $38/$43 101725 8/5-8/26 4 wks $38/$43

Tap II

Advanced beginner-intermediate level for adults. Warm up to basic rhythm and learn a routine. W 5:45-6:30pm 101775 5/6-6/17 7 wks $49/$56 101776 7/1-7/22 4 wks $28/$32 101777 8/5-8/26 4 wks $28/$32

Kung-Fu Martial Arts Learn this exotic martial art from ancient China. Classical training develops strength, flexibility, coordination, stamina, and spirit. This class introduces basic stances, mobility and striking skills leading to traditional forms and self-defense applications. One complete form will be taught; the last class will be White Belt rank test. Challenge your inner warrior in an environment of mutual respect and self-control. Beneficial to all experience levels. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. Ages 12+ MCC M 101641 7:30-8:30pm $42/$48 5/4-6/22 7 weeks no class 5/25 101645 7:30-8:30pm $48/$55 6/29-8/17 8 weeks

Scottish Country Dance

Belly Dance

This dance provides students of all levels fun, fitness, and friendship in this very social class exploring the dancing of Scotland to lively music. Partners are not necessary. Wear low-heeled shoes. Kids ages 10+ welcome with parent. MCC. 8 weeks. W 5/6-6/24 101715 7:30-9pm $42/$48

This class gives the understanding of basic belly dance technique, posturing, language, movement execution and is a fun way to get fit by building the necessary strength. This 8 class series includes a night out to a Greek or Middle Eastern restaurant where we showcase what we have learned, and a costume sewing workshop. Instructor, Ruby Sowder. Kids ages 10+ welcome with parent! No prerequisite. 8 weeks. FCC W Beginning $46/$50 101658 6:15-7:45pm 5/6-6/24 101670 6:15-7:45pm 7/1-8/19 FCC W Intermediate $41/$47 101672 7:45-8:55p 5/6-6/24 101673 7:45-8:55p 7/1-8/19 MCC Th Beginning $46/$50 101662 6:30-8:00pm 5/7-6/25 101664 6:30-8:00pm 7/2-8/20 MCC Th Intermediate $41/$47 101669 8:00-9:00pm 5/7-6/25 101663 8:00-9:00pm 7/2-8/20

Line Dance Line Dancing is a fun way to dance socially without a dance partner. Exercise your body & mind by dancing to lively, upbeat music. Instructor Andy Chumbley. Kids ages 10+ welcome with parent! Leather soled shoes recommended. No prerequisite. 8 weeks. FCC M 5:30-6:30pm 101654 $32/$36 5/4-6/22 (7 weeks) 101655 $36/$41 6/29-8/17 MCC W 4:30-5:30pm 101647 $36/$41 5/6-6/24 101648 $36/$41 7/1-8/19

CRAFTS & POTTERY Cement Leaves Garden Art

Age 14+. Leaves cast from cement show details of veins and structure. They are a beautiful art accent to your garden and home. Learn casting techniques, make several to take home. $10 supply fee payable to instructor at the beginning of class. MCC Oak Room. 101684 Th 6:30-8:30pm 6/11 $20/$23

Word Stones Garden Art

Ages 14+. Express yourself as you create new ornaments for your garden. Make three bricks with your favorite inspirational word imprinted into stone. $10 supply fee payable to instructor at the beginning of class. MCC Oak Room. 101685 Th 6:30-8:30pm 5/7 $20/$23

Pottery

Age 18+. Class is for all levels of experience. Wheel throwing and hand building techniques will be demonstrated. Glazing and slip decoration discussed. Experienced students can work at their own pace. Studio atmosphere. Students encouraged to buy supplies after a basic introduction. Basic tools, 25lb. clay, limited glazes included. Low fire electric firing by instructor.

MCC Craft Rooms. 6 wks. $90/$99 Sa 5/2-6/13 no class 5/30 101622 10am-12pm 101623 12:30-2:30pm Sa 6/20-8/1 no class 7/4 101625 10am-12pm 101626 12:30-2:30pm Sa 8/8-9/12 101627 10am-12pm 101628 12:30-2:30pm Th 12:30-2:30pm 101629 5/7-6/11 101630 6/18-7/23 101631 7/30-9/3

Pottery Open Studio

Extra studio time for glazing and finishing projects started in the adult classes. For current students only. Instructor will be present and available for questions. 6 wks. Tu 6:30-8:30pm $35/$40 101636 5/5-6/9 101637 6/16-7/21 101638 7/28-9/1

Music and Performance Private piano, voice, flute and guitar lessons at the Marshall/Luepke campus. See the Youth Activities section, page 18. Private piano lessons: See page 18. Private Guitar lessons: See page 18.

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WEST REGISTRATION EAST REGISTRATION

ADULT SPORTS

487-7100 487-7001

League fee will be determined based on the residency status of the team manager or sponsor/business.

Drop-in Sports

(free to passholders) Firstenburg Community Center

• Basketball • Volleyball • Pickleball Marshall Community Center

• Basketball • Volleyball Check out the fees and schedules online: www.cityofvancouver.us/schedules

BASKETBALL – 487-7025 Basketball Leagues at Firstenburg Community Center Get your team together or register as an individual to play in the Firstenburg Adult Basketball Leagues. Register over the phone by calling 487-7001 ext. 8, in person at the Firstenburg Community Center or on-line at www.vanparksrec.org. Players must be 18+ and out of high school to be eligible for this league. • 7 game season on nonofficial sized courts

VOLLEYBALL – 487-7082

• Women eligible to play • Top 4 teams in each division move to single elimination playoffs

Volleyball Leagues

• Your team’s level of play is needed at registration. Level A/B, C or D.

Players - looking for a Team? Put your name on the extra player list by calling 487-7100. Fall Women’s Un-officiated “Call Your Own” Volleyball League – starts 9/9 • Matches are played Wed. evenings at Marshall Community Center gym.

• Referees and scorekeepers provided • Maximum of 12 players on roster • Matching T-shirts or jerseys with 6 inch numbers on back are required

Spring League Basketball Spring Sunday night games Games between 6-10pm from 4/19-6/7. No games 5/24. Play-offs from 6/14-6/21 101864 Team Fee: $525/$472.50. NO PERSONAL CHECKS FOR TEAM FEE. Registration deadline 4/14 or until league is full. 99824 Individual $70/$74

Player

Registration

(14 and older)

• League registration is on a team basis. Teams play with six players on the court. • Roster up to 10 players ages 14 and

older. Under 18 require parental permission. Rosters due upon registration. • League begins with practice night on 9/9 – teams pick practice times when registering. • League format depends on number of teams registered. • Each team must furnish a game ball. Register as a team at Marshall Community Center. Open registration 8/12 - 9/8 or until league is full. League fee: $270 / in-city $243

KICKBALL – 487-7082 Co-ed. 6 week season starts 6/4 with a practice night. Open registration runs 5/5 - 5/22 or until league is full. Register at the Marshall Community Center. League fee: $170/$153 due at registration • Games played on Thursday evenings at David Douglas Park and Bagley Softball Fields.

Fall Basketball Leagues

• Roster up to 16 players ages 14 and older. Under 18 require parental permission.

Save the date! The Firstenburg Fall Sunday League begins on Sunday October 11th. Registration begins April 13.

• Games are played with 10 on the field.

• League format will depend on number of teams registered. For more information or to get placed on the extra player list call 487-7082 or email Carol. English-Hawley@cityofvancouver.us

Drop-In Schedules Online: Pickleball, Basketball & Volleyball - www.vanparksrec.org

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WEST REGISTRATION EAST REGISTRATION

ADULT SPORTS SOFTBALL – 487-7082

Slowpitch Players - Are you looking for a team? Put your name on the extra player list by calling 360-487-7100. Interested in Umpiring? Contact WASA District 6 Umpire-in-Chief Scott Webb at 360-9099603 Girls Fastpitch Softball Vancouver Girls Fastpitch Association – 360-699-0664 Senior Softball 60+ Contact John Aarhus – 360-574-3017

Slowpitch Softball Fall League starts 8/16 The Vancouver City League Slowpitch Softball Program is sanctioned by the Amateur Softball Association (ASA). • Roster up to 14 players and 6 subs ages 14 and older. Under 18 require parental permission. Rosters are due 8/10. • Players may play on several teams in the Vancouver League during the season, except not on the same night. • All leagues have a minimum 7-week season. League format depends on number of teams registered and whether participating in the doubleheader league or the single-game league.

Softball practice field reservations: Teams may reserve two practices per week, one weekday and one weekend; make reservations at the Marshall Community Center (call 487-7100) on the Friday prior to the week being requested. City league team fee........$6 for 90 minutes Other users......................$12 for 90 minutes

2015 Vancouver Slowpitch Softball Tournaments All softball tournaments are co-sponsored by Vancouver Parks and Recreation and the Vancouver Softball Association. Schedule and registration forms are available at Marshall Center or by calling the league sports office at 487-7082. Tournaments allow progressive home runs and three pick-up players. Tournaments are played at David Douglas Park. Check out these websites for additional softball information and tournament dates: vancouver-slowpitch.com and washingtonstateasa.com

• Placement into divisions is based on classification games, if played and/or past league records. • All teams are required to furnish ASA approved game balls when designated as home team (new balls are not required). • Players must wear shirts with numbers on the back. Manager’s meeting...... Tues 8/11, Marshall Center, 6:30 pm Games begin................ Sun 8/16 Register AS A TEAM at the Marshall Community Center. Registration dates: 7/8-7/14 ....... Returning (2014) Fall Teams may register 7/16 .............. Current Summer teams (2014) if they are not a returning Fall Team 7/17............... Open registration through 8/10 or until league limits are reached. Doubleheader Leagues: Fee $830 ($415 due at registration/ $415 due with roster / in-city $332) Men: Mon (2 homeruns) Wed (3 homeruns) Co-ed: Fri or Sun Women: Tues Single-Game Leagues: Fee $420 ($210 due at registration/$210 due with roster / in-city $168) Men and Women: Tues only (1 homerun) Co-ed: Fri or Sun

Kung Fu- Martial Arts Learn this exotic martial art. This class introduces basic stances, mobility and striking skills leading to traditional forms and self-defense applications. Beginner through advanced levels. Open to ages 12 and up. Marshall Center. M 7:30-8:30pm 101641 5/4-6/22 $32/$36 7 wks 101645 6/29-8/17 $36/$41 8 wks

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ADULT TENNIS

VANCOUVER TENNIS CENTER

487-8123

ADULT GROUP TENNIS LESSONS The Vancouver Tennis Center offers a full range of highquality, professionally run adult group tennis lessons for entry level, intermediate and advanced adults and seniors. Participants must be 19 years of age or older. Day-time, evening and weekend classes available; taught by USPTAcertified Tennis Professionals. All registrations require payment. We accept phone registrations as well as on-line registrations at cityofvancouver.us/tennis.

Silver Level: Beginner Adult Group Tennis Classes M ..........6-7:15pm T ............6-7:15pm W ..........9:15-10:30am Su ..........3:30-4:45pm

Gold Level: Advanced Beginner/Low Intermediate Adult Group Tennis Classes M ..........9:15-10:30am M ..........7:15-8:30pm W ..........10:30-11:45am W ..........6-7:15pm W ..........7:15-8:30pm Th ..........9:15-10:30am Th ..........11:45am-1pm Th ..........7:15-8:30pm Note: There are no adult group lesson program classes May 25, June 29-July5, Aug. 31-Sept. 7. For a complete list of classes and dates, or more information, go to cityofvancouver.us/tennis or call 360-487-8123.

50 & BETTER ACTIVITIES

LUEPKE CENTER - LC FIRSTENBURG COMMUNITY CENTER - FCC

487-7055 487-7015

LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center

Luepke Senior Center

1009 E. McLoughlin Blvd. – 487-7055

Firstenburg Community Center

Trapedero II Lounge – 700 NE 136th Ave. – 487-7015 The Luepke Center and Trapedero II Lounge are perfect places for people who are 50 and older to join in fun and positive activities that encourage staying active in mind, body and spirit, making new friends and enjoying life. Both centers offer computers with internet access, lending libraries, fitness and aquatic facilities. Find social clubs, dances, workshops, special interest clubs, outdoor adventures and travel. Pre-registration required for all classes. Vancouver Parks and Recreation invites people of all ages with disabilities to fully participate in any of our recreation programs. To request accommodations for disabilities or for more information, please call 487-7057 or 487-7060. An accommodation request must be made 15 business days before the activity start date. www.cityofvancouver.us/inclusion. Check The Messenger website, www.VanMessenger.org, for current activities and clubs for the Luepke Center, Marshall Center and Firstenburg Community Center Fifty and Better programs.

MORNING ACTIVITIES Morning Programs at Luepke Center Activities begin around 10:15am in LC Community Room. See monthly activity calendar for details or visit our webpage at www. vanparksrec.org. 50 and Better Clubs: For details see The Messenger. Club activities are $1 per day per club. Subject to change. Let’s Dance Root Beer Floats: 2nd Th, 11am sponsored by Pacific Specialty & Rehabilitation Care.

Morning Activities at Firstenburg Center Free entertainment in the Meals on Wheels People Community Lunch Room. Barbara Curry Piano/Songs: 2nd Th, 11:30am-noon. Bean Bag Baseball: Thursdays at 12:30pm Breakfast: Every Friday at 8:30am sponsored by MOW People and various community partners

Monthly & Daily Activities at Luepke Center 1st �� Monday - Florence and Friends (dancing) 2nd �� Monday – Jack Hillend (dancing) 3rd �� Monday – Harry Kramer (dancing) 4th �� Monday – Smooth Country Blues, John Cannon (dancing) Tuesday �� White Elephant Bingo, bring a new or used gift for a bingo card. Wednesday �� John Lazzari and Band Of One (dancing) Thursday �� The Playmates (dancing) Friday �� Bingo (Bring box or canned food item) Please note: Bands are subject to change

Would you like to sponsor a 50 and Better activity? Call Kelly Lund at 487-7055 or 487-7015 to learn more.

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LUEPKE SENIOR CENTER - LC FIRSTENBURG COMMUNITY CENTER - FCC

50 & BETTER ACTIVITIES Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident

LC: Luepke Center MCC: Marshall Center FCC: Firstenburg Center

SPECIAL DAYTIME EVENTS AT LUEPKE CENTER 5/5 ��Cinco De Mayo Fiesta Bingo 5/8 ��Mother’s Day with the Marshallaires 6/19 ��V.I.P. Very Important Pop’s Party 6/22 ��Hello Summer Dance with Smooth Country Blues 7/1 ��Stars and Stripes Dance with John Lazzari 7/17 ��Western Days Bingo 8/20 ��Tropical Paradise Dance with The Playmates

Save The Date! Join members of Y.A.H. “Young at Heart Senior Theater Club” as they head out to sea in their original musical production “Still Cruisin’ Along … A Tropical Holiday Tour”. Luepke Community Room. Show Dates and Times: Th 9/10 6:30-7:30pm F 9/11 10:30-11:30am F 9/11 6:30-7:30pm

SPECIAL EVENTS 26th Annual Senior Citizen Prom In honor of Older Americans month join us Friday, May 15, for dancing, food and fun. Sponsored by Courtyard Village Retirement, The Messenger and KISN Good Guy Radio 95.1 FM. Register early at 487-7100 and look for details in The Messenger. Questions? Contact Kelly Lund at 360-487-7055. LC. 101933 F 5/15 6-9:30pm $15/$17

Meals on Wheels People Enjoy a hot, nutritious meal provided by Meals on Wheels People, a nonprofit organization. Anyone 60 years of age and older is welcome to join us for lunch, regardless of income. Suggested lunch donation is $3. For more detailed information about home delivery or volunteer opportunities contact: Luepke Center: Wendy Egly, 360-695-3847 M-F 11:30am-12:30pm LC Community Room Firstenburg Center: Rebecca Brown, 360597-5711 M-F 11:30am-12:30 pm FCC Lunch Room

Newcomers Welcome

Tour our wonderful community centers and let us introduce you to our 50 and Better programs. Meet new people and discover all the things we offer. T 11-11:30am Firstenburg 6/30 Marshall/Luepke 8/18

OPEN CALL FOR PERFORMERS 50 & Better: Young At Heart Senior Theatre Club – Y.A.H. meets weekly during the summer to create and rehearse an original musical production to be performed for the public in September. Y.A.H. is looking for new members (ages 50+) who love to sing, act, dance and/or have artistic talents useful for the creation of sets and scenery. Club dates and fees listed below. For more information contact Carroll Dodd at 360-904-0798 or Kelly Lund at 360-487-7055. LC. 101854 M 6/8-8/31 1-3pm $15/17

DANCES Sunday Dances at Luepke Center Live dance music every Sunday, 2-4pm, $3 per person at the door. Dance fee subject to change. Singles and couples are welcome. No dance powder allowed in our facilities. For featured bands or closures refer to the Luepke Center monthly activity calendar.

HEALTH & WELLNESS For healthy living classes, fitness section group exercise and for information about aquatics program see pages 8-16.

Foot Care Clinic Receive routine treatment and fungal nails trimmed, corns and calluses smoothed. Pre-registration is required. Clinician, Mona Barber. LC Suite 1. Call 487-7100 to set up 30 min. appt. T 8-11:30am $34/39 101589 5/12 101590 5/19 101591 6/9 101592 6/16 101603 7/14 101593 7/21 101594 8/11 101604 8/18 FCC Special Events Room A. Call 487-7001 to set up 30 min. appt. T 1-4pm $34/39 101602 5/12 101595 5/19 101596 6/9 101597 6/16 101598 7/14 101599 7/21 101600 8/11 101601 8/18

If you would like to sponsor a 50 and Better activity or be a sponsor on our marketing bulletin board at the Luepke Center call Kelly Lund at 487-7055.

50+ TRAVEL PROGRAM 487-7100 Meet new friends and visit new places. Affordable day trips exploring attractions, events, festivals and culture in the Pacific Northwest. Trips are planned and escorted by trained volunteers. Trips depart from and return to Luepke Center. Detailed trip information is available in The Messenger newspaper and at VanMessenger.org. For free subscription call 360-487-8701 or send request to PO Box 1995, Vancouver 98668. If you’re registering for a trip and using a wheelchair, motorized scooter, walker, service animal, caregiver, other assistive device or are in need of special assistance, contact Inclusion Services, 360-487-7057, at least 15 business days before trip date. Courtesy on Trips: Please refrain from using perfume or scented lotions due to allergies. Smoking, vapor cigarettes and/or chewing tobacco are not allowed in or near vans. Please refrain from using cell phones on vans, at meals or while with the group. Trip Difficulty Levels: Easy: No stairs, minimal standing or walking. Moderate: Requires ability to stand or walk on uneven surfaces. Comfortably climb a flight of stairs, and walk 8-10 blocks, stand 30 minutes and get in and out of van multiple times. Difficult: Longer trip, frequent stops requiring getting on and off van, extended standing, walking and/or stairs. The destination may not include seating. Probably includes uneven terrain and challenging tours requiring endurance.

50+ Travel Expo Learn about exciting trips planned for 2015. Free admission, refreshments and door prizes for $25, $10 and $5 off of trips. MCC Oak Room. F 6/12 9-10am Everyone present will receive a $5 coupon to use that day for any day trip offered through August 2015. F 9/11 9-10am Everyone present will receive a $5 coupon to use that day for any day trip offered through December 2015.

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50 & BETTER ACTIVITIES

LUEPKE SENIOR CENTER - LC FIRSTENBURG COMMUNITY CENTER - FCC

487-7055 487-7015

50+ FOREVER YOUNG HIKERS Dry Creek Falls, OR Easy/Moderate. 5 miles, 700-ft. elevation gain 100821 7/7 Mirror Lake Trail, OR Moderate. 5.6 miles, 700-ft. elevation gain 100822 7/7 Eagle Creek-Columbia River Gorge, OR Difficult. 6.6 miles, 1600-ft. elevation gain 100823 7/14

Get outdoors, enjoy the region and make new friendships. Hikes are led by trained volunteers. Hikes are for experienced hikers, who can maintain a 20-minute mile pace. New hikers must attend an orientation before hiking. It is recommended that hikers new to Forever Young Hikes begin with an easy hike. Check the difficulty rating, distance and elevation gain. Hikes are approximately 4-8 miles round-trip. Hiking boots, water bottle and walking stick are recommended. Arrive 15 minutes early at Luepke Center. Transportation is provided. Pre-Registration is required. Return time is estimated. Difficulty Ratings: Easy – Able to walk a 20-minute mile on fairly level ground, 4-6 miles, elevation up to 600 ft. Moderate – May include slopes and/or steep areas, 4-6 miles, elevation up to 1500 ft. Difficult – Harder climbing, rocky terrain, possible steep and/or narrow paths, 6-8 miles, elevation up to 2500 ft. Hike Orientation Class If you are new to our hiking program, an orientation is required prior to participation. Learn difficulty categories, what to bring and wear. Questions will be answered. No pre-registration necessary. Free admission. Th 12-1pm 5/7, 6/4, 7/2, 8/6, 9/3 LC Alcoa Room

Cape Horn Upper Trail, WA Moderate/Difficult. 7 miles, 1350-ft. elevation gain 100808 5/12

Tuesday Hikes LC Lobby Please arrive for hikes by 8:15am 8:30am-4:30pm Return time is approximate. Bring a lunch to eat on the trail and money for a beverage/snack stop. $14/$16

Silver Star Mountain, WA Difficult. 6.4 miles, 1900–ft. elevation gain 100817 6/23

Hardy Ridge, WA Difficult. 7 miles, 2300-ft. elevation gain 100807 5/5

Silver Star Mountain, WA Difficult. 6.4 miles, 1900–ft. elevation gain 100819 6/30

Fees listed as: City Resident/Non-Resident 38

Labyrinth-Columbia River Gorge, WA Moderate. 5.8 miles, 1200-ft. elevation gain 100809 5/19 Hawk Mountain, OR Moderate. 4.6 miles, 800-ft. elevation gain 100810 5/26 Dog Mountain, WA Difficult. 6 miles, 2800-ft. elevation gain 100811 6/2 Salmon River Trail, OR Easy. 4.6 miles, 200-ft. elevation gain 100812 6/2 Angels Rest, Columbia River Gorge, OR Difficult. 5.8 miles, 1650-ft. elevation gain 100813 6/9 Warrior Rock, Sauvie Island, OR Easy. 6 miles, minimal elevation gain 100814 6/9 Cape Disappointment-Long Beach, WA Easy. 4.5 miles, 600–ft. elevation gain 100815 6/16 Lost Lake Butte Trail, OR Moderate. 4.6 miles, 1270–ft. elevation gain 100816 6/16

Horsetail Falls, OR Moderate. 4.5 miles, 700–ft. elevation gain 100818 6/23

Falls Creek Falls, WA Moderate. 6 miles, 1150-ft. elevation gain 100820 6/30

Ramona Falls, OR Moderate. 6 miles, 1000-ft. elevation gain 100824 7/14 Cape Falcon, OR Easy/Moderate. 6.5 miles, 100-ft. elevation gain 100825 7/21 Ape Caves-Lava Forest Trail, WA Moderate. 6.5 miles, 800-ft. elevation gain 100826 7/21 Timothy Lake, OR Moderate. 7 miles, minimal elevation gain 100827 7/28 Harts Cove, OR Moderate. 6.5 miles, 900-ft. elevation gain 100828 7/28 Bird Creek Meadows, WA Moderate. 5.6 miles, 1000-ft. elevation gain 100829 8/4 PCT (Pacific Crest Trail) to Steamboat Lake, WA Easy. 5 miles, 200-ft. elevation gain 100830 8/4 Ramona Falls, OR Moderate. 6 miles, 1000-ft. elevation gain 100831 8/11 Bird Creek Meadows, WA Moderate. 5.6 miles, 1000-ft. elevation gain 100832 8/11 Cape Disappointment-Long Beach, WA Easy. 4.5 miles, 600–ft. elevation gain 100833 8/18 Herman Creek Pinnacles, OR Moderate. 6.5 miles, 950-ft. elevation gain 100834 8/18 Fort Clatsop South Slough Trail, OR Moderate. 6 miles, 1000-ft. elevation gain 100835 8/25 Saddle Mountain, OR Moderate/Difficult. 5.5 miles, 1600-ft. elevation gain 100836 8/25

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Register TODAY with Rec Connect. The fastest way to register is online at vanparksrec.org . Click on the REGISTER button on any page to sign up online through Rec Connect. If you need to set-up a new account, you will need to come in to one of our centers to help us verify your residency status. Acceptable documentation includes: driver’s license with current address, recent utility bill, property tax statement, rental agreement, or a pay stub with your name and address. Walk in: Register in person at Firstenburg, Marshall or the Tennis Center. Our customer service team can help answer your questions and complete your registration. Call us: Have your registration and payment information ready when you call. There may be wait times during busy registration periods.

Firstenburg Center

Marshall/Luepke Center

Vancouver Tennis Center

700 NE 136 Ave 360.487.7001

1009 E McLoughlin Blvd 360.487.7100 (MCC)

E. 18th & Stapleton Rd. 360.487.8123

Policies Resident and Non-Resident Fees: City of Vancouver residents pay a little less for passes and programs in acknowledgement of the financial support they provide through their taxes. Non-resident rates are approximately 15% higher than the rates for residents. Daily drop-in fees for recreation facilities are not subject to a resident/nonresident fee. Residency: A resident is an individual or business that occupies a permanent residence within the Vancouver City limits. Individuals creating a new account will need to provide proof of residency. Acceptable proof includes a driver’s license, recent utility bill, property tax statement, rental agreement, or a pay stub with your name and current address. To determine if you are a resident call us or see our website www.cityofvancouver.us/ feeupdates Consider purchasing an annual resident card if you live outside the City limits. An annual resident card is available by paying a one-time $70 fee. This provides resident rates on all activities for everyone in your household for 12 months. This includes program registrations as well as pass fees. Refunds/credits: Cancellations, credits or transfers must be requested a minimum of five working days (Mon.-Fri.) prior to the start day for classes or camps; three weeks prior to first scheduled game for sports leagues; and 24 hours for personal training or massage appointments. No exceptions other than

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personal emergencies. All credits and refunds will be subject to a $5 processing fee. A credit will be issued to your account unless you request a refund (registration must be greater than $20 to request refund). Refunds take approximately 10 working days to process. Credits will remain on your account for one year, at which time you will receive a refund for any amount over $20. Remaining credits will be allocated to the scholarship fund. Registration and Cancelation: Registration will continue first come, first served until classes begin or are full. Please register early to ensure a spot. Payment is required at the time of registration. If it is necessary to cancel or postpone a class, the total fee will be credited to your account. A refund check can be issued if requested. Taxes and Fees: Program fees include all applicable taxes. Photos: Participants may be photographed for public relations purposes related to the Vancouver Parks and Recreation. Present a written note to the program director if you do not wish to be photographed or if you do not want your child to be photographed. Child Pick Up: Parents are asked to bring their ID when they pick up their child. A written note to the program director from the parent is required when a friend or relative is designated to pick up a child.

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We are Inclusive! Call 360.487.7057 Inclusion.services@cityofvancouver.us Vancouver Parks and Recreation invites people of all ages with disabilities to participate in any of the activities offered in this Activity Guide. Reasonable accommodations, such as sign language interpretation and mentoring will be provided to people with disabilities. They will be in accordance with the guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Be Included! Here’s how. 1. Make sure we have a current inclusion intake form. Download a form at vanparksrec.org or contact us in person, via phone or email (listed above). An inclusion intake form for the current year is required to provide an accommodation. 2. Request an accommodation by calling or emailing (contact info. listed above). An accommodation request must be made 15 business days before the program start date. Please list the class/classes you need accommodations for in your request. For more information and to access our forms, go to vanparksrec.org and click on Recreation Activities & Events/Persons with Disabilities.

This department complies with Washington’s Fair Play and Community Sports Act, which prohibits discrimination against any person in a community athletics program on the basis of sex.

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Community Center Pass Fees Marshall Community Center On-Going Monthly Pass City Resident 0-3 Years Free Youth $19 Adult $35 Adult Couple $55 Senior 65+ $29 Senior Couple 65+ $45 Family $59 Pass Type

NonResident Free $22 $40 $63 $33 $52 $67

12-Month Pass City Resident Free $209 $385 $605 $319 $495 $649

NonResident Free $242 $440 $693 $363 $572 $737

Vancouver Tennis Center On-Going Monthly Pass * City NonPass Type Resident Resident Youth $47 $51 Adult $76 $81 Adult Couple $97 $104 Senior 65+ $68 $73 Senior Couple 65+ $86 $93 Family $102 $109

On-Going Monthly Pass City Resident Free $20 $37 $58 $31 $48 $63

NonResident Free $23 $42 $66 $35 $55 $71

12-Month Pass City Resident Free $220 $407 $638 $341 $528 $693

NonResident Free $253 $462 $726 $385 $605 $781

All Access Pass Marshall & Firstenburg City NonResident Resident Free Free $22 $26 $41 $46 $63 $68 $33 $38 $51 $58 $67 $75

All Access Pass

12-Month Pass City Resident $564 $912 $1,164 $816 $1,032 $1,224

Firstenburg Community Center

NonResident $612 $972 $1,248 $876 $1,116 $1,308

VTC, FCC and MCC City Resident $56 $92 $117 $82 $104 $122

NonResident $60 $97 $124 $87 $111 $129

* There is a one-time joining fee of $100

Pass Type Descriptions Youth: 18 years of age or under. Adult: 19 to 59 years of age. Couple: 4 to 59 years of age plus spouse, partner or family member permanently living in the same household. Senior: 65 years of age or older Senior Couple: 65 years of age or older plus spouse, partner or family member in the same household. Family: Maximum of five individuals on a family pass with up to two adults. Children must be 22 and under, permanently living in the same household. Additional family members can be added for an additional $9/mo. each.

Become an Ongoing Pass Holder and Enjoy the Benefits • 40+ different fitness exercise classes weekly at both Firstenburg and Marshall; classes are designed for a variety of interests and ability levels • 25+ aqua fitness classes weekly at both Firstenburg and Marshall • Access to reserved spots in public swim sessions • Access to special member rates for classes at the Vancouver Tennis Center • Dozens of open hours weekly in the gym at Firstenburg and Marshall • Access to the Climbing Wall and track at Firstenburg • Stay informed about new classes, specials, and events

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