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City of Tracy Recreation Activity Guide Fall 2015 What’s NEW Inside: Pg 6 Make a Difference Day Pg 10 Video Game Design Pg 17 Zumba Pg 20 Senior Tuesdays at the Grand Pg 28 Transit Information

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City of TracyRecreation Activity GuideFall 2015

What’s NEW Inside:Pg 6 Make a Difference DayPg 10 Video Game DesignPg 17 ZumbaPg 20 Senior Tuesdays at the GrandPg 28 Transit Information

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For more information about making a difference in Tracy, call the City of Tracy Recreation Division at (209) 831-6201 or visit us online

at www.thinkinsidethetriangle.com to get involved!

One Day CanMAKE A DIFFERENCE

Join us on October 24, 2015 forMake A Difference Day

Make a Difference Day

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Table of ContentsHours of OperationThe Recreation Division accepts registration at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts Box office, Monday-Thursday 8am to 6pm and Fridays 8am to 5pm, excluding holidays.

Closed Holidays: 9/7, 11/11, 11/26, 11/27, 12/24, 12/25

Recreation Division Administrative Officeat the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts715 N Central Avenue, Tracy 95376Phone 831-6201 - Fax 831-6271E-mail: [email protected]: www.ci.tracy.ca.usOnline registration: www.tracyartsandrec.com

Facility Directory Facility Location Phone

Athletic Perfection 2211 MacArthur Drive 609-8736

Community Center 950 East Street 831-6200

Grand Theatre Center for the Arts 715 Central Avenue 831-6TKT [6858]

Just 4 Kicks Weather Hotline (408) 234-5631

Lolly Hansen Senior Center 375 E. 9th Street 831-4230

Sports Fields Weather Hotline 831-6350

Tiny Toes Gymnastics 4220 Commercial Drive Ste 15 833-3695

Tracy Transit Station TRACER Bus 50 E. 6th Street 831-4BUS [831 4287]

Tracy Public Library 20 E. Eaton Avenue 1(866) 805-7323

Tracy Sports Complex 955 Crossroads Drive

Register from the convenience of your personal computer, tablet or mobile device. Set up your new

account online today! Log onto

www.tracyartsandrec.com, choose“Create an Account” in top, right corner.

For assistance logging in, call theTracy Recreation Division at (209) 831-6201.

Online and in-person registration begins August 3

PreschoolEnrichment 8Sports 8-9

YouthEnrichment 10 Sports 10-12After School Program 13

TeensEnrichment 14

AdultsEnrichment 14-15Sports 15-16Health & Wellness 16-17

SeniorsGeneral Information 18Activity Listings 19Special Events 20-21Health & Wellness 22-23Organizations 24

LibraryGeneral Information 25

Park AmenitiesPark Listings 26-27

Transit InformationTracer Bus Information 28Bus Route Map 29

Registration InformationRegistration Form 31

Scan the QR Code to be taken directly to our online registration site.

Resident Discount (“Res-Disc.”) vs. “Cost”Your resident address must fall within one of three Tracy Zip Codes (95376, 95377, or 95304) to receive our resident discount. In addition, your address must be within Tracy city limits. If your address has five digits or more, then your home may be outside the Tracy city limits. It is possible to live in one of the three Tracy Zip Codes and still not live within Tracy city limits. All non-residents pay the “cost” of a program.

Program Withdrawal/Transfer/RefundIf you are not happy with the quality of any of our programs, please contact us right away. We want to resolve your concern so you can continue, or in some instances, receive a refund. You must complete a “Request for Class/Activity Withdrawal Form” and submit to the Program Coordinator. Withdrawals are subject to a $5 transaction fee. Refunds are subject to an additional $5 transaction fee. If you leave a credit on your account you will not be charged the additional transaction fee. No transaction fee for classes that have been cancelled.

No refunds for non-attendance due to schedule conflicts or illness, no refunds for materials fees, and no refunds for classes that have completed. Allow 5 business days to process a refund.

DO NOT ATTEND A CLASS UNTIL REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. INSTRUCTORS CANNOT ACCEPT PAYMENTS.

IT’S EASIER THAN EVER!

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Preschool Age

EnrichmentMother Goose Comes to Class

Children will greet beloved characters such as Old King Cole and Mother Hubbard. Songs and Nursery Rhymes will be introduced and art projects will be an important part of class. The children will have fun while building skills in

speaking, memorizing and rhyming.

Location: Tracy Community Center, Conference Room BInstructor: Eleanor Miatovich (AKA Mrs. Mike)Ages: 4-6 years old

Class # Date Day Time Res Disc. Cost

6733 9/8-9/29 T 3:30pm-5pm $60 $66

7092 10/6-10/27 T 3:30pm-5pm $60 $66

7093 11/3-11/24 T 3:30pm-5pm $60 $66

7094 12/1-12/23 T 3:30pm-5pm $60 $66

Young AuthorsThis class will offer opportunities for young children to make class books such as “Brown Bear”. Children will also use their imagination to create their own stories and pictures; vocabulary and reading skill will be enriched.

Location: Tracy Community Center, Conference Room BInstructor: Eleanor Miatovich (AKA Mrs. Mike)Ages: 4-6 years old

Class # Date Day Time Res Disc. Cost

7085 9/9-9/30 W 3:30pm-5pm $60 $66

7095 10/7-1028 W 3:30pm-5pm $60 $66

7096 11/4-11/25 W 3:30pm-5pm $60 $66

7097 12/2-12/23 W 3:30pm-5pm $60 $66

Sports

Olympic Style Tae Kwon Do Tots Tae-Kwon-Do Tots class is designed to develop coordination and balance, in addition to learning basic karate moves in a fun and structured environment. This course prepares toddlers for the Kid Safe USA program which begins at age 5. Parent participation is required.

Location: Tracy Community Center Instructor: Eddie Gabriel, Kid Safe USAAges 3-4yrsNote: You may purchase a uniform from the instructor at first class. Gis are $30.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6760 9/1-10/27 Tu 3:45pm to 4:15pm $81 $89

6763 9/3-10/29 Th 3:45pm to 4:15pm $81 $89

6765 9/1-10/29 Tu & Th 3:45pm to 4:15pm $122 $133

7133 11/3-12/15 Tu 3:45pm to 4:15pm $81 $89

7134 11/5-12/17 Th 3:45pm to 4:15pm $81 $89

7135 1183-12/17 Tu & Th 3:45pm to 4:15pm $122 $133

Future Stars Tennis Lessons- Tiny Tots Future Stars 2000 is a year-round Northern California tennis training program involving tournaments, leagues and social events. We provide the opportunity to learn the fundamentals and enjoy the game of tennis through these fun 4-week lessons.

Location: Ceciliani Park Tennis CourtsInstructor: Gary Heil , USPTA, Future Stars 2000 ’s staffAges: 4-7yrsNote: Participants must bring their own racquets. *3-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

*6751 9/14-9/28 M 4pm to 4:45pm $30 $33

6752 10/5-10/26 M 4pm to 4:45pm $40 $44

6753 11/2-11/23 M 4pm to 4:45pm $40 $44

Just 4 Kicks Soccer - Pre KJ ust 4 Kicks lessons develop skills for the game of soccer. A typical session includes a warm-up, topic introduction, demonstrations, activities to learn, practice on a certain skill, recreational games, and a soccer match. The emphasis is on learning and having fun!

Location: Thursday - Thoming Park, Saturday - Ceciliani ParkInstructor: Just 4 Kicks CoachesAges: 3-5yrsNote: Class status hotline (408) 410-0626. Please call in inclement weather. No class 11/26, 11/28.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

7118 9/10-10/29 Th 4pm to 4:30pm $74 $81

6755 9/12-10/31 Sa 11:20am to 11:50am $74 $81

6758 11/12-12/10 Th 3:15pm to 3:45pm $74 $81

6756 11/14-12/12 Sa 11:20am to 11:50am $74 $81

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Action Gymnastics - Parent/TotYour child will build strength and confidence as the two of you explore pint-sized gymnastics equipment, obstacle courses, and song and parachute time.

Location: Tracy Community CenterInstructor: Coach Peggy BarattaNote: Girls should wear hair back. Wear leotard or stretch pants. Boys wear shorts without zipper. No class 11/11, 11/18, 12/9. *5-week class. **4-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

Parent-Tot Level I Ages: 1-3yrs

*6782 9/2-9/30 W 5:30pm to 6pm $31 $34

6784 10/7-10/28 W 5:30pm to 6pm $25 $28

*6785 11/4-12/16 W 5:30pm to 6pm $25 $28

Parent-Tot Level IIAges: 2-5yrs

*6788 9/2-9/30 W 6pm to 6:40pm $38 $42

6789 10/7-10/28 W 6pm to 6:40pm $30 $33

*6790 11/4-12/16 W 6pm to 6:40pm $38 $42

Parent-Tot Level I

*6776 9/2-9/30 W 6:40pm to 7:15pm $31 $34

6777 10/7-10/28 W 6:40pm to 7:15pm $25 $28

*6779 11/4-12/16 W 6:40pm to 7:15pm $25 $28

Action Gymnastics - Music & MovesYour child will have fun with a purpose in this beginning gymnastics class. The class will teach floor, beam, and bar skills as well as kindergarten readiness. There will be a performance for families at the end of each session. Appropriate for children with special needs.

Location: Tracy Community CenterInstructor: Coach Peggy BarattaNote: Girls should wear hair back. Wear leotard or stretch pants. Boys wear shorts without zipper. No class 11/11, 11/18, 12/9. *8-week class, **5-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

Music & Moves Level IAges: 3-5yrs

*6768 9/2-10/21 W 3:50pm to 4:30pm $70 $77

**6769 11/4-12/16 W 3:50pm to 4:30pm $50 $55

Music & Moves Level IIAges: 4-7yrs

*6770 9/2-10/21 W 4:30pm to 5:30pm $70 $77

**6771 11/4-12/16 W 4:30pm to 5:30pm $50 $55

Preschool Age

Athletic Perfection - Preschool TumblingThese little ones will get a jump start on what it takes to become a cheerleader. They will learn proper hand and arm motions, simple cheer routines and steps, basic tumbling skills, fun warm-up activities and much, much more. Athletes will be introduced to conditioning and basic tumbling skills such as forward and backward rolls, cartwheels, hand-stands and bridges. Focus will be on building coordination and strength. This is a recreational, non-competitive class.

Location: Athletic Perfection, 2211 Mac Arthur DriveInstructor: Athletic Perfection StaffAge: 3-5yrsNote: No experience required. Participants should wear hair out of face. No jeans, no jewelry. Bring a water bottle.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6772 9/8-9/29 Tu 5pm to 5:50pm $60 $66

6773 10/6-10/27 Tu 5pm to 5:50pm $60 $66

6774 11/3-11/24 Tu 5pm to 5:50pm $60 $66

Don’t risk having a class or league get cancelled due to low enrollment.

Register today!

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Youth

Building Confidence in Public SpeakingThis course teaches the beginning building blocks of public speaking. Starting with being ready, practices and focused, they learn the importance of body language and variation in their voices. Within the fun milieu of show and tell, storytelling and poetry recitals, the goal is for your child to start developing more confi dence and skill in expressing themselves to a group.

Location: Tracy Sports Complex Meeting roomInstructor: Bay Area Debate Club StaffAges: 6-8yrs Note: To learn more about the curriculum and topics, please visit our website at www.bayareadebateclub.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/bayareadebateclub.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6799 9/15-11/17 Tu 4:30pm to 5:30pm $199 $219

Enrichment

Sports Fencing This is a uniquely classical sport. It has history, drama, romance, art, style, plus all of the advantages of an active, physically demanding sport. Fencing develops agility, coordination, general fi tness, good sportsmanship and self-discipline. Fencing is an excellent anaerobic exercise and done regularly, a great alternative to cutting carbs.

Location: Tracy Community CenterInstructor: Marin Fencing Academy StaffAges: 6-19yrs Note: No prior experience necessary. All fencing equipment is provided. Come in t-shirt, sweat pants and sneakers, and bring a water bottle. Boys must wear protective cup. To assure our programs benefit all who attend, please let staff know if participant has special needs requiring special accommodations. *3-week class, **5-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6801 9/3-9/24 Th 4pm to 5:15pm $90 $99

**6802 10/1-10/29 Th 4pm to 5:15pm $112 $123

*6804 11/5-11/19 Th 4pm to 5:15pm $67 $74

*7139 12/3-12/17 Th 4pm to 5:15pm $67 $74

Future Stars Tennis Lessons Future Stars 2000 is a year-round Northern California tennis training program involving tournaments, leagues and social events. We provide the opportunity to learn the fundamentals and enjoy the game of tennis through these fun 4-week lessons.

Location: Ceciliani Park Tennis CourtsInstructor: Gary Heil , USPTA, Future Stars 2000 ’s staffNote: Participants must bring their own racquets. *3-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

Beginner Juniors 8-12 years

*6872 9/14-9/28 M 5pm to 6pm $38 $42

6873 10/5-10/26 M 5pm to 6pm $50 $55

6874 11/2-11/23 M 5pm to 6pm $50 $55

Introduction to Video Game Design

Learn how to create and design an original and interactive video game! Beginning Game Developers work with a partner to conceive, design and build their own original computer game.

Everything created is original to the team and students use creative and critical thinking to complete their games. Students will develop a basic video game, with working characters, bad guys and interactive levels!

Instructor: Freshi Media StaffLocation: TCC Conf RM ANote: Please bring a pen and pencil to class for note taking. Please bring afl ash drive to the last class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

7041 10/5-11/23 M 3:30pm to 4:30pm $110 $121

Debates and Public SpeakingThis class is a combo of Public Speaking with Confi dence and Essentials of Debating. It is an excellent course to take, as it not only focuses on teaching delivery and preesntaion skills but also provides foundation of critical thinking and essential of debating. With lot of thought-provoking and stimulating topics and exciting activities to write and speak, students learn hot to manage public speaking anxiety, present themselves with confi dence, how to make strong arguments by providing reasoning and evidence. It improves their confi dence, communication and general knowledge.

Location: Tracy Sports Complex Meeting roomInstructor: Bay Area Debate Club StaffAges: 10-14yrs Note: To learn more about the curriculum and topics, please visit our website at www.bayareadebateclub.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/bayareadebateclub.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6885 9/15-11/17 Tu 5:30pm to 6:30pm $199 $219

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Bridges and Bridge KickoversAthletes will work on beginning tumbling skills such as bridges and bridge kickovers. No prerequisite required. Hair up and NO jewelry. This is a recreational, non-competitive class.

Location: Athletic Perfection, 2211 Mac Arthur DriveInstructor: Athletic Perfection StaffAges: 6-14yrsNote: No experience required. Participants should wear hair out of face. No jeans, no jewelry. Bring a water bottle. *5-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc Cost

6806 9/8-9/29 Tu 6pm to 6:50pm $60 $66

6808 10/6-10/27 Tu 6pm to 6:50pm $60 $66

6809 11/3-11/24 Tu 6pm to 6:50pm $60 $66

Rolls, Handstands & CartwheelsAthletes will work on beginning tumbling skills such as forward and backward rolls, handstands and cartwheels. No prerequisite required. Hair up and NO jewelry. This is a recreational, noncompetitive class.

Location: Athletic Perfection, 2211 Mac Arthur DriveInstructor: Athletic Perfection StaffAges: 6-14yrsNote: No experience required. Participants should wear hair out of face. No jeans, no jewelry. Bring a water bottle.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc Cost

7089 9/9-9/30 W 5pm to 5:50pm $60 $66

7090 10/7-10/28 W 5pm to 5:50pm $60 $66

7091 11/4-11/25 W 5pm to 5:50pm $60 $66

Just 4 Kicks Soccer J ust 4 Kicks conducts instructional lessons that develop physical and emotional skills required for the game of soccer. Each session will focus on a particular aspect of the game utilizing specifically designed activities. A typical session will include a warm-up, topic introduction, demonstrations, activities to learn, practice on a certain skill, recreational games, and a soccer match. The emphasis is on learning and having fun!

Instructor: Just 4 Kicks Coaches Note: Class status hotline (408) 410-0626. Please call in inclement weather. No class 11/26, 11/28.

Class # Date Day Time Age LocationRes-Disc. Cost

6796 9/10-10/29 Th 4:30pm to 5:05pm 5-6yrs Thoming Park $74 $81

6803 9/10-10/29 Th 5:05pm to 5:50pm 6-8yrs Thoming Park $74 $81

7119 9/12-10/31 Sa 9am to 10am 7-10yrs Ceciliani Park $74 $81

6811 9/12-10/31 Sa 10am to 10:45am 6-8yrs Ceciliani Park $74 $81

6791 9/12-10/31 Sa 10:45am to 11:20am 5-6yrs Ceciliani Park $74 $81

6797 11/12-12/10 Th 4:20pm to 5:05pm 5-6yrs Thoming Park $74 $81

6805 11/12-12/10 Th 3:45pm to 4:20pm 6-8yrs Thoming Park $74 $81

6800 11/14-12/12 Sa 9am to 10am 7-10yrs Ceciliani Park $74 $81

6812 11/14-12/12 Sa 10am to 10:45am 6-8yrs Ceciliani Park $74 $81

6793 11/14-12/12 Sa 10:45am to 11:20am 5-6yrs Ceciliani Park $74 $81

YouthOlympic Style Tae Kwon Do - MMA (for Beginners, Little Dragons and Dragons) Tae Kwon Do is a Korean Martial Art that has evolved by combining many different styles such as the linear movements of Karate, the flowing circular patterns of Kung Fu, and native Kickboxing techniques. We have incorporated MMA techniques of Muay Tai and Jujitsu to our curriculum. Your child will learn the values of respect, confidence, and discipline. We will address how to deal with strangers and bullies with achieving a Black Belt as our goal. Sign up for Tuesday and Thursday and save!

Location: Tracy Community Center Instructor: Eddie Gabriel Note: Gi’s and sparring equipment available for purchase. Parent participation required. No class 10/27, 11/24, 11/26, 12/3.

Class # Day Date Time Age Res-Disc. Cost

Beginners

6876 Tu 9/1-10/20 4:30pm to 5:10pm 5-12yrs $58 $64

6877 Th 9/3-10/29 4:30pm to 5:10pm 5-12yrs $65 $72

6878 Tu & Th 9/1-10/29 4:30pm to 5:10pm 5-12yrs $86 $95

7127 Tu 11/3-12/15 4:30pm to 5:10pm 5-12yrs $65 $72

7128 Th 11/5-12/17 4:30pm to 5:10pm 5-12yrs $56 $62

7129 Tu & Th 11/3-12/17 4:30pm to 5:10pm 5-12yrs $89 $98

Little Dragons (Yellow Belt)

6879 Tu 9/1-10/20 5:15pm to 5:55pm 6-17yrs $58 $64

6880 Th 9/3-10/29 5:15pm to 5:55pm 6-17yrs $65 $72

6881 Tu & Th 9/1-10/29 5:15pm to 5:55pm 6-17yrs $86 $95

7130 Tu 11/3-12/15 5:15pm to 5:55pm 6-17yrs $65 $72

7131 Th 11/5-12/17 5:15pm to 5:55pm 6-17yrs $56 $62

7132 Tu & Th 11/3-12/17 5:15pm to 5:55pm 6-17yrs $89 $98

Dragons (Orange Belt & Up)

6882 Tu 9/1-10/20 6pm to 6:40pm 7-17yrs $58 $64

6883 Th 9/3-10/29 6pm to 6:40pm 7-17yrs $65 $72

6884 Tu & Th 9/1-10/29 6pm to 6:40pm 7-17yrs $86 $95

7124 Tu 11/3-12/15 6pm to 6:40pm 7-17yrs $65 $72

7125 Th 11/5-12/17 6pm to 6:40pm 7-17yrs $56 $62

7126 Tu & Th 11/3-12/17 6pm to 6:40pm 7-17yrs $89 $98

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Youth

Youth Basketball League Once again the City of Tracy is offering its very popular Youth Hoops program, a recreational youth basketball league. This program has become one of the City’s more popular programs. In 2014, all three of the boy’s divisions filled up before the deadline, so interested individuals are encouraged to register early to secure your spot in the program.

This program is a great opportunity for kid’s grades 3rd through 8th to participate in a fun recreational basketball league that stresses fun, sportsmanship, skill development and teamwork. Individual leagues are held for 3-4 grade boys, 3-4 grade girls, 5-6 grade boys, 5-6 grade girls and 7-8 grade coed. Participants will be able to develop their skills and play with other kids throughout Tracy. Practices may be held on any day of the week, all games are conducted on Saturdays from the middle of December through the middle of February. No previous experience is required. All skill levels are welcome! For more information please call (209) 831-6200.

Location: TBARegistration Deadline: October 16Note: SPACE IS LIMITED. Player must attend skills assessment day, October 17. Late registration MAY be available at the skills assessment day if league is not full. Uniform sizes will be verified at skills camp.

Class # League Res-Disc. Cost

6968 3rd/4th Grade Girls $80 $85

6969 3rd/4th Grade Boys $80 $85

6970 5th/6th Grade Girls $80 $85

6971 5th/6th Grade Boys $80 $85

6972 7th/8th Grade Coed $80 $85

Youth Basketball Coaches Needed!The City of Tracy is once again very pleased to offer their Youth Hoops program for a very reasonable fee. One of the reasons that the City is able to offer a very successful and exceptional program at this low fee is due to the commitment of the community in supporting the league. The greatest opportunity to support the program is through volunteering as a coach in one of the age divisions. Not only does volunteering for the program assist with this program, it offers you the chance to make a difference in the lives of our local youth. Research has shown that participants in recreation programs such as the City’s Youth Hoops league stay in school longer, have fewer problems with the law and become better citizens. We encourage you to consider this opportunity to give back to your community. Coach’s commitment is only two hours per week, one for practice and one for games when the season starts. No experience is necessary as the City provides free coaches training for all volunteers. To volunteer or for further information, please call (209) 831-6200.

Youth Hoops Players’ Skills Assessment DayAll participants registered for the City’s Youth Hoops program are required to attend the program’s Skills Assessment Day. This assessment will permit the players to demonstrate their skills to assist in the equal distribution of skill among the teams in the league. Participants will be asked to show their ability to dribble, shoot, rebound and run the court. Additionally, all participants will verify their UNIFORM SIZE at the skills day. Location: TBADate: October 17Note: Uniform sizes will be verified at skills camp.Grade Time

3rd/4th 10am

5th/6th 11:45am

7th/8th 1:15pm

Coaches’ TimelineDates and times subject to change.

Date Day

August 3 Pick up coaches packet - City HallAll coaches process Fingerprint and Background Check at Tracy Police Department (Returning coaches please call (209) 831-6207)

October 17 Skills Assessment - Mandatory for all coaches. Discuss program overview and coaches will rank players during the event.

October 21 Coaches Clinic - Williams Middle SchoolReserve practice time/location

October 29-30 Team Draft - Tracy Transit Station, Rm 105, 6:30pmCoaches receive equipment at Tracy Transit Station

November 2 Practice begins

November 14 Jamboree - Participation is optionalHawkins Elementary - 10am

December 5 First Game - TBA3/4 Grade Boys & Girls - Williams Middle School5/6 Grade Boys & 7/8 Coed - Hawkins Elementary

December 19 - January 2 Winter Break - No game

Just 4 HoopsHoops is an instructional youth basketball program that uses fun games to develop skills to play the game of basketball. Our games are age appropriate to help kids develop the emotional skills and confidence needed to play on a team. A typical session includes a warm-up, topic introduction, demonstration, skills’ activities and practice and real games. The emphasis is on learning and having fun, not winning the game.

Location: Veterans ParkInstructor: Just 4 Kicks Staff

Class # Date Day Time AgeRes-Disc. Cost

7120 9/11-10/30 F 4pm to 4:45pm Grades K-1 $60 $66

7123 9/11-10/30 F 4:45pm to 5:45pm Grades 2-4 $60 $66

7121 11/13-12/11 F 3:20pm to 4:05pm Grads K-1 $60 $66

7122 11/13-12/11 F 4:05pm to 5:05pm Grades 2-4 $60 $66

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Youth

After School Program (ASP) The After School Program (ASP) provides children with opportunities to improve academic performance, enhance their social skills, increase physical fitness and learn new things in a fun and safe environment on school campuses. ASP staff are trained, educated, experienced and committed recreation professionals who value your child’s needs. The ASP program incorporates weekly homework assistance, the Healthy Habits program and enrichment activities. The daily rate allows participants to register for the ASP program one day at a time. The hourly rate is for those children who need after school care in the afternoon for 1-25 hours during a calendar month.

Days: M 1:30pm-5:30pm, Tu-F 2:30pm-5:30pm at Bohn and Hirsch; M 1:30pm-6pm, Tu-F 2:45pm-6pm at Poet-Christian.

*The monthly ASP fee is prorated for the month of August, November and December to equal $150 for residents and $165 for non-residents.

*Aug Sep Oct *Nov *Dec Location GradeRes Disc. Cost

MONTHLY

6080 6709 6710 6711 6712 Bohn K-5 $200 $220

6083 6734 6735 6736 6737 Hirsch K-5 $200 $220

6084 6721 6722 6723 6724 Poet-Christian

K-8 $200 $220

DAILY

6081 6701 6702 6703 6704 Bohn K-5 $20 $23

6085 6725 6726 6727 6728 Hirsch K-5 $20 $23

6086 6713 6714 6715 6716 Poet-Christian

K-8 $20 $23

HOURLY

6082 6705 6706 6707 6708 Bohn K-5 $115 $127

6087 6729 6730 6731 6732 Hirsch K-5 $115 $127

6088 6717 6718 6719 6720 Poet-Christian

K-8 $115 $127

Closed Days There will be no After School Program on the following dates:

Days Dates Holiday

M 9/7 Labor Day

M 10/26 Parent Teacher Conferences

W 11/11 Veteran’s Day

M-F 11/23-11/28 Thanksgiving Holiday

M-F 12/21-1/1 Winter Break

October 26 NO SCHOOLCome to our ASP Day Camp

Grand Theatre Center for the Arts7am-6pm

Games, activities, snack, FUN.$30 per childClass #6748

Registration Deadline: October 19

After School Program

S.A.F.E. (Students Adding Fun to Education)

That’s right... we want to be where the teens are. Monday through Friday, we are bringing fun to the students at the Williams Middle School campus. The program contains tutoring, art elements, physical fitness, video games, and more. Stop by Room 29 and join us for some after school fun.

Location: Williams Middle School, Room 29 Cost: Annual Membership $100 Resident Discount, $110 Cost

Class # Day Time Age

6103 MTu-F

1:35pm to 6pm2:35pm to 6pm

Middle School Students ONLY

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Teens/Adults

EnrichmentVolunteer and Community Service Hours for TeensDo you need volunteer opportunities to fulfill your community service hour requirement at school? If so, the Tracy Recreation Division is the PLACE! Download a volunteer application online at www.thinkinsidethetriangle.com.

Instructor FacilitatedONLINE LEARNING

More courses availableat our online instruction center.

www.ed2go.com/tracyRes-Disc.: $88

Cost: $97Online: www.ed2go.com/tracy

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Accounting FundamentalsGain a marketable new skill by learning the basics of double-entry bookkeeping, financial reporting and more.

Speed SpanishLearn six easy recipes to glue Spanish words together into sentences, and you’ll be speaking Spanish in no time.

Low Fat Lightening MealsDiscover over 50 exciting and easy lower-fat recipes for tasty entrees, side dishes, desserts, and garnishes.

A to Z GrantwritingLearn how to research and develop relationships with potential funding sources, organize grant writing campaigns, and prepare proposals.

Medical Terminology:A Word Association ApproachPrepare for a career in the health service industry by learning medical terminology in a memorable and enjoyable fashion.

Introduction to Microsoft AccessStore, locate, print, and automate access to all types of information.

Introduction to Microsoft WordLearn how to create and modify documents with the world’s most popular word processor.

Computer Skills for the WorkplaceGain a working knowledge of the computer skills you’ll need to succeed in today’s job market.

Project Management FundamentalsGain the skills you’ll need to succeed in the fast-growing fi eld of project management.

Start Your Own Small Business Stop dreaming and learn how to start your own successful small business.

Secrets to Better PhotographyLearn how to take better pictures by understanding your camera and how to use it in a variety of situations.

Mac, iPhone and iPad ProgrammingLearn to create Mac, iPhone, and iPad apps and programs using Objective-C and the Xcode compiler.

Drawing for the Absolute BeginnerGain a solid foundation in drawing and become the artist you’ve always dreamed you could be!

Speaking with Confidence Being able to communicate effectively and confidently has immeasurable benefits in professional, social and family life. We cannot escape form the occasions where we have to speak in front of a large group be it at work, parties or schools. In this course participants learn how to manage public speaking anxiety, present themselves with confidence and communication skills.

Location: Tracy Sports Complex Meeting RoomInstructor: Bay Area Debate StaffNote: To learn more about the curriculum and topics, please visit our website at www.bayareadebateclub.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/bayareadebateclub.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6886 9/15-11/17 Tu 6:30pm to 8pm $199 $219

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Youth Advisory Commission HIGHLIGHT If you are looking for an opportunity to get involved, stay informed, and help generate activities for your peers, the Youth Advisory Commission is the answer! The Youth Advisory Commission (Y.A.C.) offers an opportunity to get involved in the community. If you are interested in serving a one or two-year term, applications are available at the Grand Theatre Box Office.

For further information call 831-6201 or email [email protected]. Also, visit the Y.A.C. website for upcoming teen events, games, and information on the commissioners at www.thinkinsidethetriangle.com.

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Dog Obedience The goal of this class is to develop a reliable canine citizen, whether to gain necessary control over an older friend or to start a young dog’s education. We teach using a combination of traditional dog training techniques and behavior modifications. The beginning course gives you specific skills to teach your pet five fundamental commands necessary in building a happy relationship. The advanced course emphasizes dog psychology and handling skills which progresses your dog towards passing the AKC Canine Good Citizen Test. The AKC Canine Good Citizen Test will be offered at the end of the session. Inquire with your instructor.

Location: Kenner Park, 1850 Kavanagh Ave.Instructor: Jack Fields, K-9 DevelopmentAges: AdultsNote: All dogs must be at least 16 weeks old. Please bring proof of current vaccines. No class 11/11

Basic SkillsClass # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6893 10/7-11/18 W 6pm to 7:15pm $115 $127

6895 10/10-11/21 Sa 2:30pm to 3:45pm $115 $127

Advanced Skills Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6891 10/10-11/21 Sa 1pm to 2:15pm $95 $105

EnrichmentAmerican Heart AssociationCPR/AED and First Aid CPR/AED and First Aid offered through the American Heart Association is accepted by OSHA, school districts, day care and foster care agencies, Girl/Boy Scouts. Course includes adult, child and infant CPR, use of an AED, basic first aid (stroke, choking, bleeding, sprains, etc.) Book is provided.

Location: Lolly Hansen Senior CenterInstructor: Shannen Enos, Enos CPR Services Note: For ages 12-Adult.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6897 8/8 Sa 9am to 1pm $50 $55

7043 9/12 Sa 9am-1pm $50 $55

6898 10/17 Sa 9am to 1pm $50 $55

Sports Future Stars Tennis Lessons - Teens & Adults Future Stars 2000 is a year-round Northern California tennis training program involving tournaments, leagues and social events. We provide the opportunity to learn the fundamentals and enjoy the game of tennis through these fun, LOW COST 4-week lessons.

Location: Ceciliani Park Tennis CourtsInstructor: Gary Heil, USPTA, Future Stars 2000s Tennis StaffAges: 12+ Note: Participants must wear tennis shoes and bring their own racquets. *3-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

*6888 9/14-9/28 M 6pm to 7pm $40 $44

6889 10/5-10/26 M 6pm to 7pm $50 $55

6890 11/2-11/23 M 6pm to 7pm $50 $55

Fencing This is a uniquely classical sport. It has history, drama, romance, art, style, plus all of the advantages of an active, physically demanding sport. Fencing develops agility, coordination, general fi tness, good sportsmanship and self-discipline. Fencing is an excellent anaerobic exercise and done regularly, a great alternative to cutting carbs.

Location: Tracy Community CenterInstructor: Marin Fencing Academy StaffAges: 6-19yrs Note: No prior experience necessary. All fencing equipment is provided. Come in t-shirt, sweat pants and sneakers, and bring a water bottle. Boys must wear protective cup. To assure our programs benefit all who attend, please let staff know if participant has special needs requiring special accommodations. *5-week class, *3-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6801 9/3-9/24 Th 4pm to 5:15pm $90 $99

*6802 10/1-10/29 Th 4pm to 5:15pm $112 $123

**6804 11/5-11/19 Th 4pm to 5:15pm $67 $74

**7139 12/3-12/17 Th 4pm to 5:15pm $67 $74

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Check out league schedules and standings online at

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A dult Softball Leagues The City of Tracy 2015 Adult Softball leagues are held at the beautiful Tracy Sports Complex. Registration is now being taken and ends on August 19. There will be a managers meeting on August 20 at 6:30 pm at the Tracy Transit Station, Room 105 (50 East 6th Street). League play will begin the week of August 24. Our program is a recreational, slow pitch softball league, offering three levels of competition in our coed and men’s leagues. These levels, starting at the most competitive are Advanced, Intermediate and Novice. Participating in a softball league is fun, promotes physical fitness and time to socialize with your friends and neighbors. So start getting your friends together and come out and have some fun.

If you would like to request a softball packet or to obtain more information, please call (209) 831-6200.

Note: No games 9/7Location: Tracy Sports Complex Registration Deadline: 8/19

League # Dates Day League Type Cost Per Team

6820 8/24-11/4 M Coed Advanced $520

6821 8/24-11/4 M Coed Intermediate $520

6822 8/24-11/4 M Coed Novice $520

6823 8/28-11/6 F Men’s Advanced $520

6824 8/28-11/6 F Men’s Intermediate $520

6825 8/28-11/6 F Men’s Novice $520

Adult Softball Manager’s MeetingThe City’s Adult Softball staff will conduct a pre-season manager’s meeting for teams participating in our Summer leagues. League schedules will be distributed at this meeting and discussion will take place concerning our league rules and policies.

Date: Thursday, August 20, 2015Time: 6:30pmLocation: Tracy Transit Station, Room 105, 50 E. 6th StreetNote: Meetings are mandatory. Failure to attend will affect league record and will start the season with a loss.

Health & Wellness Cardio Kicks and Cross Fit This unique course combines Self Defense Techniques, personal safety, cardio vascular, and strength training. We target specific body parts to develop lean muscle, and body tone. Learn to protect yourself in a variety of situations in a fun and challenging environment. No matter what your fitness level, we can adjust the workout to fit your needs. Sign up for Tuesday and Thursday and save!

Location: Tracy Community Center Instructor: Eddie GabrielAges: 15-AdultNote: Gloves available for purchase by instructor (optional). *7-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

*6761 9/1-10/27 Tu 7pm to 8pm $65 $72

*6762 9/3-10/29 Th 7pm to 8pm $65 $72

6764 9/1-10/29 Tu & Th 7pm to 8pm $97 $107

7136 11/3-12/15 Tu 7pm to 8pm $65 $72

7137 11/5-12/17 Th 7pm to 8pm $65 $72

7138 12/3-12/17 Tu & Th 7pm to 8pm $97 $107

Yoga Yoga introduces conscious control of breathing that increases energy and feelings of well being. Yoga is a great workout that builds strength and tones muscles. The class is easy and the postures are tailored to suit each person’s ability. This is a great way to stay healthy and improve the quality of life.

Location: Lolly Hansen Senior CenterInstructor: Michelle FloresDate: September 2-December 30. No class 9/7, 11/11Note: Classes on 9/16 will be held at the City Hall room 203, 11/18, 12/16 will be held at the Tracy Transit Station, Room 105.

Class # Days Time Class Pass Res-Disc. Cost

6775 M & W 6:30pm to 7:30pm 5-class pass $40 $44

6778 M & W 6:30pm to 7:30pm 10-class pass $75 $83

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AdultsTai Chi for Health and Wellness - BeginnerIntroduction to Sun Tai Chi. The gentle fl owing movements contain inner power that strengthens the body, improves both meatal & physical balance and brings better health and serenity to like. This Tai Chi program is safe and easy to learn. It is suitable for participants with Arthritis or other chronic conditions & adaptable for every fi tness level.

Location: Grand Theatre Center for the Arts Instructor: Terry CrewsNote: Previous experience is not required. Please get doctor’s approval fi rst. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, fl at shoes and bring water. No Class on 9/9, 10/7, 11/11, 11/25.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6759 9/2-12/9 W 7pm to 8pm $66 $73

Zumba Toning®The challenge of adding resistance by using Zumba Toning sticks or light weights, helps you focus on specific muscle groups, so you and your muscles stay engaged. Zumba Toning enhances sense of rhythm and coordination, while toning target zones, including arms, core and lower body. Zumba is packed with Latin and International music including rhythms such as tango form Argentina, Samba form Brazil, Flamenco form Spain, Belly dancing, salsa, cumbia, mambo, reggaeton and much more.

Instructor: Silvia IbarraFees: 5-class pass- $50 Res. Discount, $55 Cost,10-class pass- $80 Res. Discount, $88 Cost ($20 savings) 20-class pass- $150 Res. Discount, $165 Cost ($50 savings)Note: You must register in person at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts Box Offi ce or City Hall to receive pass.

Zumba ToningLocation: Grand Theatre, Dance StudioDays/Times: Saturdays 10am to 11amZumba StepLocation: Tracy Community CenterDays/Times: Monday 7:30pm to 8:30pmAge: 13-AdultNo class 9/7, 11/11, 12/25

Class # Class Pass Res-Disc. Cost

7104 5-class pass $50 $55

7098 10-class pass $80 $88

7101 20-class pass $150 $165

PiYo Strength Get an ultra lean and intensively defined physique without bulking up and straining your joints. Think sculpted abdominals, increased overall core strength and great stability. PiYo Strength is a hybrid athletic workout that combines the mind and body practices of Yoga and Pilates, as well as the principles of stretching, strength training, conditioning and dynamic movement. PiYo gives you hard-core definition, intense calorie burn, and overall strength without weights, jumps and without destroying your body.

Location: Tracy Community CenterInstructor: Silvia IbarraAges: 15-AdultsNote: No class 11/11. *5-week class, **3-week class.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

*7202 9/2-9/30 W 7:30pm to 8:30pm $60 $66

7203 10/7-10/28 W 7:30pm to 8:30pm $48 $53

**7204 11/4-11/25 W 7:30pm to 8:30pm $36 $40

*7205 12/2-12/30 W 7:30pm to 8:30pm $60 $66

Tai Chi for Health and Wellness - Intermediate Tai Chi was created based on nature and harmony. The gentle flowing movements contain inner power that strengthens the body, improves both mental & physical balance and brings better health and serenity to life. This Tai Chi program is safe and easy to learn. It is suitable for participants with Arthritis or other chronic conditions & adaptable for every fitness level. Location: Grand Theatre Center for the Arts Instructor: Terry CrewsNote: Previous experience is not required. Please get doctor’s approval fi rst. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, fl at shoes and bring water. No Class on 9/9, 10/7, 11/11, 11/25.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6754 9/2-12/9 W 7pm to 8pm $66 $73

Tai Chi for Health and Wellness - Advanced This course will focus on introducing deeper layers of Tai Chi principles and forms with more movements than beginning or intermediate classes. Some previous Tai Chi is recommended however, we will be learning the Sun 73 form from the beginning. If you have concerns about joining the class, feel free to contact the instructor to discuss the program. Location: Grand Theatre Center for the Arts Instructor: Terry CrewsNote: Previous experience is not required. Please get doctor’s approval fi rst. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, fl at shoes and bring water. No Class on 9/9, 10/7, 11/11, 11/25.

Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc. Cost

6757 9/2-12/9 W 4:30pm to 5:30pm $66 $73

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Basic Computer SkillsThis course is the perfect class for new computer owners, soon-to-be computer owners, or someone who just wants to become more familiar with the computer. Participants will receive a 4-week schedule upon registering at the Lolly Hansen Senior Center. For more information, call 831-4230.Date Day Time9/2-12/30 W 9am to 11am

9/4-12/18 F 9am to 11:30am

Open Computer LabTime: 9am to 3:30pmLocation: Lolly Hansen Senior CenterCost: FREE

Seniors

General Information

AARP Driving Class These are 2, four-hour classes sponsored by AARP. The four hours on both Saturdays are required to receive your DMV certificate. Please bring cash or check made out to AARP on the first day of class. Bringing a lunch and/or snack is also advised. Space is limited to the first 25 participants. Call 831-4230 to register.

Note: Must show a valid AARP card to receive discount. Location: Lolly Hansen Senior Center Instructor: Virginia Jacobs Cost: Members $12, Non-Members $14

Date Day Time Age9/26 & 10/3 Sa 9am to 1pm 55+

Lolly Hansen Senior Center375 E. 9th StreetMonday-FridayThe Senior Center will be closed 9/7, 11/11, 11/26, 11/27, 12/24, 12/25, 1/1/16

Office/Information 8:30am to 4pm 831-4230

City of Tracy Front Desk 8am to 6pm831-6200

TRACER/Paratransit 8am to 7pm 831-4287

El Concilio 8am to 5pm 547-2855

Second Harvest Brown Bag 8am to 4:30pm 239-2091

San Joaquin County Dept. of 8am to 5pmAging, Meals on Wheels 953-5500

Healthier LivingWe would like to invite you to Healthier Living – a program created by Standford University. The program gives support and teaches people how to live with different chronic health problems, such as diabetes, arthritis, cancer, heart disease, depression, and hypertension.

This program is held once a week for 6 weeks and is led by someone who is living successfully with a chronic disease. Space is limited to 20 participants. All materials are included.

Date Day Time Cost9/1-10/6 Tu 12:30pm to 3pm FREE

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Retirement Support GroupAre you newly retired? Do you find yourself asking, “What do I do now?”. Join our volunteer Diana Milligan as she leads discussions on what you can do to stay active after retirement and issues you may come across.

Senior Link SpecialistDo you need help finding services that are available to you? Then come to the Senior Center to meet our Senior Link Specialist. The Link Specialist will be available to assist you in living a full, vibrant and independent life with access to information, local agencies and service providers.

Note: Appointments are available on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between the hours of 12pm and 3pm. Tuesday morning appointments availbal eupon request. For more information, or to arrange an appointment, please call (209) 831-4230.

Monday Activity Cost Time Activity Cost

9am to 10:30am Savvy Gardener (weather permitting)

FREE 12pm to 2pm Intergenerational (2nd) FREE

10:30am to 11:30am NEW Retirement Support Group

FREE 12pm to 3pm Needle Art FREE

10:30am to 11:30am Parkinson’s Group (2nd) FREE 1:30pm to 3:30pm NEW Taste of Country (3rd) FREE12pm to 2pm Bingo FREE 2:30pm to 4pm NEW Mix & Mingle (1st) FREE

Tuesday Activity Cost Time Activity Cost

9am to 11am Horseshoes (weather permitting) FREE 12pm to 3pm Bridge FREE9am to 11:30am NEW Senior Tuesdays at the

GrandVaries 12:30pm to 2pm Line Dancing $2.00

9:30am to 11:30am Golden Agers (2nd) FREE 2pm to 3pm Power Walk (weather permitting) FREE9:30am to 10:30am Multimedia 101 (1st & 3rd) FREE 3pm to 6pm Country Jubilee $2.00

12pm to 2pm Game Day FREE

Wednesday Activity Cost Time Activity Cost

9am to 11am Cardmaking (3rd) $2.00 12pm to 3pm Painting FREE9:15am to 10:30am Book Club (4th) FREE 1pm to 2pm NEW Dominoes FREE9am to 10:30am Brown Bag (1st & 3rd) FREE 1pm to 2pm NEW Spades FREE9am to 11am Scrapbooking (1st & 2nd) FREE 2pm to 3pm NEW Indoor Tennis pg 2311:30am to 12:30pm Farmers Market (4th) FREE 3pm to 4pm NEW Tai Chi for Seniors pg 2311:30am to 1:45pm Ping Pong FREE

Thursday Activity Cost Time Activity Cost

9am to 11am Horseshoes (weather permitting) FREE 12pm to 3pm Bridge FREE9am to 11:30am Arts & Crafts FREE 12pm to 2pm Bingo FREE9am to 11:30am Paralegal (1st & 3rd) FREE 1:30pm to 2:30pm Remembering When FREE12pm to 1pm Power Walk (weather permitting) FREE 2:45pm to 3:45pm 30/30 Fitness $1.00

Friday Activity Cost Time Activity Cost

9am to 11am Outdoor Game Day (mini golf, corn hole, bocce ball, etc.)

FREE 1pm to 2pm Beginner’s Ukulele FREE

9am to 11am Bunco (1st & 3rd) FREE 1pm to 3pm Ping-Pong FREE9am to 11am NEW Basic Jewelry 101 (2nd) $10.00 2pm to 3pm Advanced Ukulele FREE12pm to 3pm Pinochle FREE 2:30pm to 4pm Friday Movie Madness (1st &

3rd)FREE

3pm to 4pm Senior Self Defense $1.00

Spades Spades! Who’s In? If you enjoy playing cards, consider joining us at the Lolly Hansen Senior Center. We always welcome new players for an enjoyable afternoon of friendly competition in groups of four. Play with a partner to take the most “tricks” for your team.

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Senior Holiday Trip - Return to Apple HillJoin us as we venture back to Apple Hill! Enjoy the beautiful mountain air and scenic views as we stop at various ranches and explore fruit stands, bake shops and much more!

Note: There will be moderate walking on uneven surfaces. Lunch is not included. Deadline to register is October 28.Class # Date Day Time Res-Disc Cost7032 11/4 W 8am to 6pm $30 $33

Ice Cream Social - Grandparents DayCelebrate being a grandparent by joining us at the Lolly Hansen Senior Center for an afternoon of cold treats and fun activities. Grandchildren are invited to participate.Date Day Time Cost9/14 M 1:30pm to 3pm FREE

Special Events

Senior Tuesdays at the GrandSenior Tuesdays at the Grand is a new

program offering low-cost entertaining and educational offerings to seniors 50+ at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts. The Recreation and Cultural Arts Divisions are collaborating to create this event series in response to community feedback regarding the expansion of senior services in the City of Tracy. Join us for breakfast socials in the Grand Lobby prior to activities.

Location: Grand Theatre Center for the ArtsDays: Tuesdays, 3-week sessionsSession 1: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22Session 2: 10/6, 10/13, 10/20Session 3: 11/3, 11/10, 11/17Times: 8:30am to 11:30amFees: Residents $12, Non-Residents $15, $5 Drop-in Fee

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Medicare Beneficiaries: Time for Your Annual Medicare Part D Check UpDo you have a Part D prescription drug plan and wonder if you are overpaying for your prescription drugs? Did you know that up to 8-in-10 beneficicaires pay an average of $850/year more than necessary on their Part D drug costs? Do you have questions about your medications including whether they are safe to take together? Would you like to get your annual flu shot, cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar level, bone density level checked, or receive one of over a dozen free screenings/services? If you answered “YES” to any of these questions, please come to the Medicare Health Fair that will be provided by the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in partnership with the Lolly Hansen Senior Center.Appointments (only needed for Medicare Part D plan review or comprehensive medication review) can be made by calling (209) 831-4230.

Date Day Time Location Cost10/27 Tu 1pm to 6pm Tracy Community Center FREE

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Seniors Senior Thanksgiving Dinner On Monday, November 23 at 5pm, come join us for a wonderful Thanksgiving feast with all the trimmings! This complimentary dinner is sponsored by the Sunrise Rotary and Tracy community volunteers.

Note: Call 831-4230 for reservations beginning September 30, 2013.Location: I.P.F.E.S. Portuguese Hall430 W. 9th Street

Holiday Spectacular Yes, it’s that time of year again where we celebrate the holiday season. Enjoy a live holiday themed performance while indulging in sweet treats and sipping on hot chocolate.Date Day Time Cost12/2 W 4pm to 6:30pm FREE

Black & White Ball Come and enjoy an evening of fun and dancing at the Lolly Hansen Senior Center. Enjoy a “Winter Wonderland” themed dance with friends and loved ones. Dress to impress in your fancy attire. Don’t forget those dancing shoes! Dinner will be served. Music provided by In the Mood jazz band.

Register at the Lolly Hansen Senior Center or online.

Class # Date Day Time Cost

7029 12/14 M 4pm to 7pm $5

Lunch & a Movie at the GrandLet’s start the holiday season! Share a delicious lunch with friends and loved ones in the lobby of the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts and enjoy the splendor of the theatre for a special holiday-themed movie. Price includes lunch, movie and FREE Movie popcorn. Reserve your seat early! Class # Date Day Time Cost7028 11/17 Tu 11am to 2pm $5

Holiday Boutique Are you looking for great gifts to give this year? Look no further, visit our Holiday Boutique where you can find unique items for sale. Come out and support our creative seniors.

Tables are limited. Booths are available for vendors for $10.00. A table and chair will be provided. Participants who are interested in selling craft items, please contact the Lolly Hansen Senior Center at (209) 831-4230. Class # Date Day Time Cost6998 11/7 Sa 9am to 1pm FREE

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MONDAYTIME CLASS NOTES COST9:30am to 10:30am

CARDIO AND SCULPTINGCardiovascular exercise followed by strengthening with weights. Very low to no impact.

Instructor: Hayat Eter $1 per class

TUESDAY8:30am to 9:30am

YOGAA simple, yet challenging class tailored to those over 50. Building strength and fl exibility is the main focus of the class, followed by meditation and breathing practices.

Instructor: Michelle FloresMonth SeptOctNovDec

Res-Discount $30

Cost: $33

9:45am to 10:45am

MIND AND MUSCLEWork on breathing, balance and flexibility with and without chairs. Begin at a slow pace. Bring a yoga mat if you can work out on the floor. *** Great for Beginners***

Instructor: Hayat Eter $1 per class

Health and Fitness Programs The goal of the Senior Center exercise program is to provide you with a safe and structured program to promote good health. Work out every day or 3 times each week to fit your individualized fitness needs. Standing and chair exercise programs are provided. All classes are led by licensed, qualified instructors. * All exercises are adaptable to fit your current fitness level. * Bring a towel and water bottle. * Comfortable, loose clothing and gym shoes are recommended. (Please, no sandals.) * Before starting any fitness program you should consult with your physician.* Please no gum or food while exercising.Fitness cards are available for $20 and can be used towards 25 fitness classes.

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Consult with your physician before starting any fi tness program. All programs are adaptable to any and all physical abilities. For

more information about these fi tness classes, please call the Lolly Hansen Senior Center at (209) 831-4230.

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WEDNESDAY

9:30am to 10:30am

ALL STRENGTHBuilding upper body muscles with weights, and lower body muscles with drills. Developing core muscles for a better posture. No impact.

Instructor: Hayat Eter $1 per class

11:30am to 12:30pm

FUTURE STARS SENIOR INDOOR TENNISIndoor Tennis is a fun and great way to exercise. Whether you are just learning the game or seeking competition, you will fi nd the perfect opportunity to gain new skills and meet others with similar interests. Please arrive early and wear soft soled tennis-type shoes.

Instructor: Gary Heil, USPTA

$1 per classSpace is limited.

3pm to 4pm TAI CHI Tai Chi helps stress, increases relaxation and improves balance. You will learn a series if gentle fl uid movements through challenging but gentle postures. Adaptable for every fi tness level.

Instructor: Terry CrewsMonthSept*Oct*Nov*Dec

Res- Disc.: $20

Cost: $23

*Pro-ratedTHURSDAY9:30am to 10:30am

MIND AND MUSCLEWork on breathing, balance and flexibility with and without chairs. Begin at a slow pace. Bring a yoga mat if you can work out on the floor. *** Great for Beginners***

Instructor: Hayat Eter $1 per class

2:45pm to 3:45pm 30/30 WORKOUTGet a cardio workout in the fi rst 30 minutes and a good stretch in the next 30 minutes of this class. No impact.

Instructor: Hayat Eter $1 per class

FRIDAY9:30am to 10:30am

INTERVAL TRAINING20 Seconds of workout followed by 10 seconds of rest... and start again! Fun cardio and strengthening workout intervals, using weights, resistance bands and balls.

Instructor: Hayat Eter $1 per class

12pm to 1pm ZUMBA GOLD®Zumba Gold modified the moves and pacing of Zumba to suit the needs of the active older participant, as well as those just starting their fitness routine. (seniors ONLY)

Instructor: Silvia Ibarra $5 drop-in, $40 10-day pass, $75 20-day pass

3pm to 4pm SENIOR SELF DEFENSEThis fun and unique course combines self-defense and personal safety. Learn to protect yourself in a variety of situations and environments. Learn escapes, holds, blocks and striking techniques in a situational taught course.

Instructor: Eddie Gabriel

**Adjustments to the course can be made to fit individual needs and fitness levels.**

$1 per class

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Class #6829683068316832

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Daily Nutrition Lunch Hot lunches are provided with reservations 24 hours in advance. Individuals residing in San Joaquin County and over the age of 60 qualify for the program. Suggested contribution of $2 per meal is greatly appreciated. Meals are served daily at 11am at the Lolly Hansen Senior Center.

Paralegal Assistance Paralegal assistance is provided to seniors 60 years and older free of charge by the El Concilio organization on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month from 9am to 11:30am. An appointment is necessary. For more information, or to arrange an appointment, call 831-4230.

Brown BagBrown Bag is a food distribution program for seniors 60 years and older provided by Second Harvest. There are some income restrictions and participants may sign up at the Tracy Community Center the day of distribution only. Brown Bag is held the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 9:30am to 11am. A $12 donation for the year is optional.

Mobile Farmers MarketMobile Farmers Market and Nutrition on the Move program is a farmers market on wheels distributing healthy nutritional items, particularly fresh fruits and vegetables, and nutrition education provided free of charge. The program is for Tracy residents 60 years and older. Mobile Farmers Market is held on the 4th Wednesday of each month from 11:30am to 12:30pm at the Lolly Hansen Senior Center.

Daily In-Home Meals Home delivered frozen meals are available to home-bound and/or temporarily ill seniors 60 years and older. Program is Monday-Friday, 10:15am to 12:30pm. Suggested contribution of $2 per meal is greatly appreciated. An application must be completed before services begin. For more information or to register for the program call the San Joaquin Department of Aging and Adult Services at (209) 953-5500.

Golden Agers Organization The Golden Agers is a non-profi t organization established in 1997. Their mission is to create activities and programs to unite senior citizens to support and encourage each other to stay active and involved. Meetings are held the 2nd Tuesday of the month and are open to seniors 55 years and older.

Note: $25 annual fee. Date Day Time9/8, 10/13, 11/10, 12/7 Tu 9:30am to 11:30am

Seniors

Senior Resource Area Come to the Senior Center to find the information you’re looking for! We provide resources that reflect the importance of older adult services, such as: activities to ensure the quality of life, housing and health care information, advocacy, social services and many more. Computers are available to research additional information. Stop by the Senior Center or call (209) 831-4230 for more information.

Organizations

Sharing and Caring:A Support Group for Parkinson’sAre you suffering from Parkinson’s? Do you feel like no one understands what you are going through? Come join us at the Lolly Hansen Senior Center as we host an open discussion with Kathryn Clark, a Parkinson’s patient. She will lead an open dialogue with other patients. Share your advise and gain new knowledge of how to cope with Parkinson’s.Date Day Time

10/12, 11/19, 12/7 M 10:30am to 11:30am

Senior Seminars In partnership with local community agencies, the Lolly Hansen Senior Center will be hosting monthly seminars. A light lunch will be provided. Date Day Time Topic Presented by8/12 W 11:30am to 1pm Medicare SBHS

9/9 W 11:30am to 1pm Flu Shots Safeway

10/7 W 11:30am to 1pm TBA Home CareAssistance

11/18 W 11:30am to 12:30pm

Coffee with a Cop

Tracy Police Department

12/9 W 11:30am to 1pm Diabetes Type II

CARR

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Library Schedule (Extended Hours) Library Hours:Sunday 12pm to 5pm Monday 10am to 8pm Tuesday 10am to 7pmWednesday 1pm to 6pmThursday 10am to 8pm Friday 10am to 5pm Saturday 10am to 5pm Closed Days: 9/7, 10/12, 11/11, 11/26-11/27, 12/25, 1/1/16

Tracy Public Library 20 E. Eaton Ave.1 (866) 805-READ (7323)(209) 937-8221 www.ssjcpl.orgFacebook: www.facebook.com/SSJCPLTwitter: twitter.com/ssjcpl

Title Description Day Time

All About Baby

Special parenting baby storytimes for newborn to 18 month olds and their caregivers, includes simple rhymes, instruments and activities to encourage intellectual and social growth.

Tuesdays 10:30am

Preschool Storytime

Storytimes include stories and fi ngerplays which help develop a child’s love of reading. For 0-5 year olds.

Tuesdays 11:15am

Family Storytime

Become a reading role model and enjoy reading together. Whole family encouraged to participate together. Open to all ages.

Mondays 6pm

Friends of the Tracy LibraryFriends of the Library organizations throughout San Joaquin County operate used book sales. Types and selections of items for sale vary from branch to branch but may include hardcover and paperback books, audiocassettes, videos, and magazines. Sales run during branch open hours. There may also be the occasional special event sale. Please join our Friends of the Library group by filling out the form at the library or by going to the following website: http://www.tracyfriends.org/

Children’s Storytimes

Library

General Information

Book Clubs for Youth and Tweens Join us to read and share books, stories and special activities related to them.

Title Class Title Day Time

Children’s Book Clubs

EZ Reader Book ClubFor K-3rd Graders

Mondays 3pm

Beginner Chapter Book Club for 3rd-5th Graders

Mondays 3:30pm

Tweens Book Club Tweensfor 5th-8th Graders

9/10, 10/8, 11/12, 12/10

4pm

Teen ProgramsJoin us for programs designed just for teens.

Title Day Date Time

Anime Club Su 9/20, 10/18, 11/15, 12/20 1pm

Game Day Tu 9/1, 10/6, 11/3, 12/1 4pm

Teen Craft Day Tu 9/8, 10/13, 11/10, 12/8 4pm

Teen Writing Club Tu 9/15, 10/20, 11/17, 12/15 4pm

Teen Advisory Group Tu 9/22, 10/27, 11/24, 12/22 4pm

Teen Computer Classes W TBA 4:30pm

Magic Club Sa 3pm

English Conversation ClubEnglish Conversation Club: This club is for second language learners. It offers an opportunity to practice speaking English with others who are working to grow in English as well.

9/ 4, 9/18, 9/25, 10/9, 10/16, 10/30, 11/20 and 12/18.

Adult ProgramsShare your love of reading with a younger child. Sign up to be a Book Buddy! Elementary age children come to practice by reading to a high school student.

Title Day Date Time

Adult Book Page Bird Craft Sa 11/14 2pm

Computer Classes Th TBA 10am and 11:30am

Adult Book ClubThe adult book club meets Saturdays at 11am.

Title Date

Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn 9/26

Outlander by Diana Gabaldon 10/24

...And the Ladies of the Club by Helen Hooven Santmyer 11/21

Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher 12/19

Youth and Family ProgramsShare your love of reading with a younger child. Sign up to be a Book Buddy! Elementary age children come to practice by reading to a high school student.

Title Description Date Time

Brass Instrument Parade Learn about the difference instruments played in the brass section of an orchestra. Have the chance to play yourself.

11/14 2pm

Jungle James Animal Adventure

Reptiles, reptiles, reptiles. Come and see. Come and learn.

9/17 4pm

Up, Up and Away! Can you keeo the balloon in fl ight as it carries a passenger through the skies? Come show us!

10/15 4pm

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Park Location

Acreage

Water Feature

1

Restroom

Play A

rea

Ballfi elds

Basketball

Soccer

Tennis

Shade S

tructure

Horseshoes

BB

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Walking P

ath

Off-S

treet Parking

Picnic Tables

Skate E

lement

Volleyball

Special A

menities

Bland (Clyde) Park 1753 Blandford Ln. 8.65

Ceciliani Park Cypress & Hickory 10.50

Civic Center Plaza 333 Civic Center Plaza 4.53

Dr. Powers Park 900 W. Lowell Ave. 11.18

Galli Family Park 2341 West Lowell 4.67 Bocce Ball

Hoyt Park 300 3rd St. 7.56

Kellogg Park 2224 Pellier St. 4.08

Kenner Park 1850 Kavanagh Ave. 6.01

Larsen Park Central & Ferdinand 5.10

Lincoln Park East & Eaton 13.74

Marlow Brothers Park

225 Adaire Ln. 3.87

Plasencia Fields 11th & Corral Hollow 20.78

Talley (Gretchen) Park 1551 Dove Dr. 7.28 Roller Hockey

Thoming Park 1000 Cambridge Pl. 5.44

Tiago (Joseph) Park 1260 Eastlake Cir. 4.14

Tracy Ball Park 2100 Tracy Blvd. 11.27 Field Lights

Tracy Sports Complex 955 Crossroads Dr. 27.03 Field Lights

Veterans Park 238 Glenhaven Dr. 15.80 Field Lights

Zanussi Park 1500 Promenade Cir. 4.99

Abbott Park 2286 Stalsburg Dr. 0.54

Adams Park 4089 English Oak Ave. 4.69

Alden Park 500 Sequoia Blvd. 6.24

Allen Park 2672 Dorset Ln. 0.81

American Legion Park Tracy Municipal Airport 1.84

Bailor/Hennan Park 1893 Golden Leaf Ln. 0.48

Barboza Park 925 Bogetti Ln. 3.39

Busch Park 11th & Crossroads Dr. 2.42

Chadeayne (J. Kingsley) Park

2130 Robert Gabriel 1.73

Costa Park 1421 Claremont Dr. 0.53

Cose (Don) Park 1780 Whirlaway Ln. 3.79

Eagan Park 2751 Oxford Ln. 0.53

El Pescadero Park 301 West Grant Line Rd. 12.07 Dog Park

Emhoff Park 1407 Jonathan Pl. 0.48

Erb Park 2264 Barcelona Dr. 2.53

Evans Park 1730 Parkside Dr. 1.87

Fabian Park 1190 Valencia Dr. 1.01

Fine Park 1350 Franklin Ave. 0.76

Fisher (Jack) Park 564 Center Court Dr. 2.00

Park Amenities

1 Due to State-mandated water conservation, water features will remain off in response to the ongoing drought.

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Park Amenities

View, rate and share your Tracy parks experiences on at www.parksnreviews.com.

Park Location

Acreage

Water Feature

Restroom

Play A

rea

Ballfi elds

Basketball

Soccer

Tennis

Shade S

tructure

Horseshoes

BB

Q

Walking P

ath

Off-S

treet Parking

Picnic Tables

Skate E

lement

Volleyball

Special A

menities

Fitzpatrick Park 1355 Bluegrass Ln. 0.46

Glover Park 584 Pescadero Ave. 2.14

Golden Spike Park 1840 Kern St. 0.50

Hanson Park Summer Ln. 3.53

Harvest Park Harvest Landing Ct. & Fireside 0.47

Hastie Park 1384 Lankershire Dr. 3.43

Huck Park 501 Wagtail Dr. 0.51

Icardi Park 2505 Russell St. 0.34

Kelly Park 2155 Tammi Ct. 0.50

Kimball Park 3765 Sudeley Dr. 0.51

Kit Fox Park 705 Fox Hollow Wy. 0.50

Lowes Park 4412 Regis Dr. 2.00

McCray Family Park Fairview Dr. & Jennifer Wy. 0.80

McDonald Park Central & First St. 1.46 Handball Courts

Mount Diablo Park 1685 Tahoe Cir. 0.38

Mount Oso Park 2025 Tahoe Cir. 0.40

New Harmon Park 2131 Hillcrest Dr. 0.51

Patzer Park 850 Alden Glen Dr. 0.50

Pombo Family Park 2112 Joseph Damon Dr. 0.51

Raymond (Jim) Park 1458 Sentinel Drive 1.67

Rippin (Naomi) Park 1871 Tennis Ln. 0.56

Sister Cities Park 420 Morris Phelps Dr. 0.50

Slayter Park 1405 Suellen Dr. 0.49

North Souza Family Park

1904 Thelma Loop 1.59

South Souza Family Park

Antonio Loop 2.30

Sparks Park 2428 Carol Ann Dr. 1.78

Stevens Park 200 Mount Eden Cir. 0.48

Sullivan Park 105 Henry Ct. 0.51

Schwartz (Bill) Park Roxbury Dr. & Mason Ln. 3.47 Roller

Hockey

Thrasher (Dorlane) Park

1620 Joseph Menusa Ln. 1.19

Tracy Press Park 731 Weeping Willow Ln. 0.83

Valley Oak Park Larkspur & Honeysuckle 0.50

Westside Pioneer Park 1391 Hepburn Ct. 0.51

Yasui Park Glenbriar Cir. 3.13

NUMBER OF PARKS: 72

TOTAL PARK ACREAGE: 263.30

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Transit Information

(209) 831-4BUS (4287)

P aratransitSINGLE FARE: ONE WAY FARE

Senior (age 65+) $1.50

Disabled/ADA/Medicare $1.50

ADA Attendant with an ADA Certifi ed Passenger FREE

Guests of Certifi ed Paratransit Passengers $1.75

Same Day Appointment Surcharge $0.75

Fixed RouteAdult $1.25

Student $1.00

Senior (65+)/Disabled/Medicare $0.50

ADA Attendant FREE

Child 6 and Under FREE

DAY PASS FARE

Adult $3.00

Student $2.50

Senior (65+)/Disabled/Medicare $1.25

10-RIDE TICKET FARE

Adult $12.50

Student $10.00

Senior (65+)/Disabled/Medicare $5.00

WEEKLY PASS FARE

Adult $12.50

Student $10.00

Senior (65+)/Disabled/Medicare $5.00

Students Ride FREEThe City of Tracy is offering FREE rides to the Tracy Community on the TRACER Public Transit System’s Fixed Route Bus Service August 1-31, 2015 for students only.

FREE Rides in DecemberThe City of Tracy is offering FREE rides to the Tracy Community on the TRACER Public Transit System’s Fixed Route Bus Service December 1 through December 31, 2015.

Transportation FairSaturday, September 12, 2015 12pm-4pmThe City of Tracy Transportation Advisory Commission would like to invite you to the “Transportation Fair” Contact Jayne Pramod, Transportation Coordinator, (209) 831-6214 or [email protected]. Visit the City of Tracy website for announcements atwww.thinkinsidethetriangle.com

For information call 209 831- 4BUS(4287).

Tracy Transit Station50 East 6th Street

(209) 831-4BUS(4287)Open Monday-Friday, 8am to 7pm,

Saturday, 10am to 6pm,Sunday, CLOSED

Tracy Transit Station conference rooms available for rent.

Call (209) 831-6200 for more information.

Tracer Route Stops and SchedulesTRACER makes it possible to go to work and school, manage medical and other appointments, shop for groceries or go to the mall, visit with family and friends, and enjoy all that the city has to offer. Consisting of 6 Fixed Routes (A, B, C, D, E and F), Paratransit Bus, Paratransit Taxi, the TRACER offers a convenient and comfortable way to travel to your destination. TRACER Fixed Route operates Monday through Friday from 7am to 8pm and on Saturdays from 9am to 7pm.

Are you 65 or older, a Medicare recipient, ADA certified, or disabled? Then you may qualify to have the Paratransit bus pick you up at your door and drop you off at your destination. Paratransit services operate during the same hours of the TRACER Fixed Route services. Contact TRACER for an application packet and more information at 831-4BUS (4287).

Visit us on the web at www.ridetracer.com or call us at 831-4BUS (4287) for more information.

NEW – RTD Rural Connection Route to Mountain house Delta College from Tracy Transit Station

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OnlineSet up your NEW account online in just

minutes. Log onto www.tracyartsandrec.com, click “Create an Account” in the top, right corner, and add your family’s information.

Mail-InMail your registration form and payment

information to: Recreation Division715 N Central Ave, Tracy, CA 95376

Attn: Program Registration.

FaxFax your completed registration form with

valid credit card information to (209) 831-6271.

Walk-InWalk-in registrations accepted at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts,

715 N Central, Monday-Thursday 8am to 6pm, and Fridays 8am to 5pm.

Excluding holidays.

4 Easy Ways to Register

Register for recreation classes at the Register for recreation classes at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts Box Offi ceGrand Theatre Center for the Arts Box Offi ce

715 N Central Avenue, Tracy715 N Central Avenue, TracyMonday-Thursday 8am-6pmMonday-Thursday 8am-6pm

Fridays 8am-5pmFridays 8am-5pm(209) 831-6858(209) 831-6858

www.tracyartsandrec.comwww.tracyartsandrec.com

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Adult/Parent/Guardian First and Last Name Birthdate Contact Phone ( )

Street Address (New customer only) City Zip

Alternate/Emergency Phone ( ) Current E-mail Address

Activity Registration

Participant(s)Last Name First Name Birthdate

Male/ Female Name of Activity Class # Fee

TOTAL

To assure our programs benefit al l who attend, please check here i f any participant has special needs requiring special accommodations.

I hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Tracy, its officers and employees, and any community organization co-sponsoring the program from and against any and all liability for any injury which may be suffered by me or my child, arising out of or in any way connected with participation in the program named above. My signature below indicates that I am aware of and understand how this program will be conducted. I understand that a refund/credit will not be issued unless requested no later than 5 business days prior to the first day of an activity. I understand that unless otherwise notified, the City of Tracy reserves the right to utilize photos and/or quotes of program participants for the specific purpose of promoting their programs and facilities.

Adult/Parent/Guardian Signature Required: Date:

Payment Type:

Charge to my: ( ) MasterCard ( ) VISA ( ) AMEX ( ) Discover

Card No.

Expiration Date:_____/_____ CCV Code

Cardholder’s Authorized Signature:

Check here to receive promotional emails and class notifi cationsCheck here to receive promotional emails and class notifi cations

NEW CustomerNEW Customer Returning Customer (skip to Activity Registration Section)Returning Customer (skip to Activity Registration Section)

Other Other CashCashCreditCredit Check (made payable to the City of Tracy)Check (made payable to the City of Tracy)

Registration Form

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PRST-STDU.S. Postage

PAIDPermit No. 25

Tracy, CA

City of TracyRecreation Division

333 Civic Center PlazaTracy, CA 95376