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Kids Fishing Derby

Sat, June 9-Binder Park

For kids 5 to 16 years of age.

7 am……. Registration

8 am……. Fishing Derby

9 am……. Casting Contest

11 am…..Awards Ceremony

Kidsfest will be held in downtown Jefferson City on High and Madison Street and features entertainment, games, education and more. All activities are free, but there will be concessions and other items for sale by vendors. Sponsored by Parks & Recreation, KRCG-TV, Missouri River Regional Library, Hawthorn Bank, Jefferson City Police Department and Downtown Jefferson City.

Ferris Bueller’s

Day Off

Friday,

June 8

8:45 pm

Meet Me in

St. Louis

Friday,

August 3

8:45 pm

Enjoy your favorite movies on a giant inflatable screen under the stars and in the shadows of the State Capitol. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, and refreshments and be entertained by these FREE family films shown on the south Capitol lawn. Pre-show activities provided by the Friends of the Museum begin at 7:30 p.m. and all movies start at dusk – approximately 8:45 p.m.

“Stars Under the Stars – Outdoor Summer Movie Series” is presented by: Jefferson City Parks and Recreation and Missouri River Regional Libary

Jumamji

Friday,

July 13

8:45 pm

Sponsored by Jefferson City Parks & Recreation, Coca-Cola and

Red Wheel Bike Shop, the Tour is a non-competitive event for

people of all ages on a route carefully chosen to avoid most

major hills. Please watch our website at www.jeffcitymo.org/

parks for more information.

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Parks, Recreation & Forestry Directory

The Jefferson City Department of Parks, Recreation & Forestry encourages people of all abilities to participate in the programs and at the facilities we offer. If a program modification will make an activity accessible for you, our staff will be happy to speak with you individually, make the necessary accommodations, and be sure that the on-site staff is familiar with the situation. Please do not hesitate to let us know how we can help you enjoy your leisure experience. To provide a quality leisure experience for everyone, we strive to make all programs as inclusive and accessible as possible. However, we may not be able to provide all requested accommodations for all programs.

A Helping Hand

General Information

Policies ······························································· 4-5 Registration Information ··········································· 32

Registration Form ··················································· 33 About Us ······························································ 34

Calendar of Events ······································· Back Cover Adult Programs

Adult Sports ··························································· 6 Community Events

Leisure Classes ······················································· 7 Special/Community Events ···················· Inside Front Cover

Youth Programs Youth Sports ························································ 8-9

Youth Day Camps/Specialty Day Camps ···················· 10-11 Birthday Parties ·································· Inside Back Cover

Golf Oak Hills Golf Center ············································ 12-13

Aquatics Aquatics ··························································· 14-21

Ice Arena Washington Park Ice Arena ··································· 22-29

Park Programs Pavilion and Building Rental ······································· 30

Hiking, Biking and Boating ········································· 31

Table of Contents

Amusement Park Tickets

Save time and money by purchasing discounted amusement park tickets at the Parks and Recreation Department. Discounted tickets are made available through the Missouri Park and Recreation Association ticket consignment program. Ticket sales end September 30, 2012. Ticket prices are also listed on-line at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/AmusementParkTickets.html. Ticket Prices for 2012: Big Surf Adult (ages 11-59) --------------------------------------------- $25.50 Junior (ages 4-10) --------------------------------------------- $20.50 Senior (ages 60+) ---------------------------------------------- $15.50 Schlitterbaun General Admission --------------------------------------------- $32.00 Child/Senior ----------------------------------------------------- $27.00 Silver Dollar City Adult (ages 12-61) --------------------------------------------- $53.00 Child (ages 4-11) ----------------------------------------------- $43.00 Season Pass Adult ---------------------------------------------- $79.00 Season Pass Child ---------------------------------------------- $69.00 White Water Adult (ages 12-61) --------------------------------------------- $36.00 Child (ages 4-11) ----------------------------------------------- $30.00 Six Flags One Day Admission -------------------------------------------- $32.00 Season Pass ----------------------------------------------------- $57.00 Worlds of Fun/Oceans of Fun WOF (48” & taller) --------------------------------------------- $33.00 OOF (48” & taller) ---------------------------------------------- $25.00 WOF Junior/Senior (under 48” tall or age 62+) ----------- $19.00 OOF Junior/Senior (under 48” tall or age 62+) ----------- $17.50 Ride & Slide (48” & taller) ------------------------------------ $42.00 Ride & Slide Junior/Senior (under 48” tall or age 62+) --- $30.00

Administrative Office ········································· 634-6482

Activities Hotline ·············································· 634-6485 Weekly Calendar of Events···································· ext 1

Oak Hills Golf Center ··········································· ext 2 Washington Park Ice Arena ··································· ext 3

Youth and Adult Sports Cancellations ······················· ext 4 Pool Cancellations ·············································· ext 5

Fax ······························································· 634-6489 Binder Day Camp ············································· 634-6591

Duensing Field ················································· 634-6590 Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool ··································· 634-6585

Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pavilion Youth Sports Camp ······ 634-6466 McClung Park Pavilion ········································ 634-6516

Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center ····················· 634-6588 Memorial Pavilion Camp Wokka Wokka ··················· 634-6541

Oak Hills Golf Center ········································· 634-6532 Optimist Sports Complex ···································· 634-6518

Parks Maintenance Center ··································· 634-6592 Parks Maintenance Center Fax ····························· 634-6333

Shikles Recreation Center ··································· 634-6548 Website ····································· www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

E-Mail ·········································· jcparks@jeffcitymo.org

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THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

WE CAN HELP! Most Parks and Recreation crews and/or vehicles are equipped with cell phones which can serve as an emergency reporting station for people needing help. Our personnel can notify local emergency services of any requests for assistance.

EMERGENCY?

Any of the following infractions will subject the individual or individuals to suspension from attendance at Parks and Recreation programs or facilities for a period to be determined by the Director of Parks and Recreation and prosecution for violation of the City of Jefferson trespassing ordinance: Any park user, program participant, or spectator, who verbally or physically threatens or who attempts to intimidate or harass a Parks and Recreation employee or another park patron or causes such employee or other park patron to be apprehensive about his/her personal safety; Any park user, program participant, or spectator, who uses vulgar or inappropriate language in addressing a Parks and Recreation employee or another park pa-tron at a Parks and Recreation program or facility; Any park user, program participant or spectator, who fails to heed the request of an on-site Parks and Recreation supervisor to vacate park property; Any park user, program participant, or spectator, who violates any Parks and Recreation Commission rule, regulation, policy, code, expectation and/or guidelines for conduct.

Termination of Participation

Weekly Column

Keep up to date with what the Parks and Recreation Department offers by read-ing the weekly column in the Wednesday News Tribune Sports section. Each week the Parks and Recreation staff takes ad-vantage of the community-mindedness of the News Tribune to keep you informed of upcoming programs of interest. If you are interested in receiving the weekly column via email, send a request to pstiles@jeffcitymo.org

Photo Policy Frequently, Parks and Recreation staff may videotape or photograph participants enrolled in programs, classes, events, or enjoying park facilities. These photographs are for Parks and Recreation publications, flyers, brochures, program guides, TV programs, or advertisements. All photos and videos are for Parks and Recreation use and become the sole property of the Department.

Cancellations

Decisions regarding morning programs will be made by 8 a.m. and announced as quickly as possible thereafter. Decisions on the cancellation of evening activities due to inclement weather will be made by 3:30 p.m. daily, when possible. The Activities Hotline (634-6485) will be updated as frequently as necessary when weather is a consideration. Please listen for extension listing.

Gift Certificates

LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT GIFT?

How about a Parks and Recreation

Gift Certificate? Available at our office in the City Annex, Parks and Recreation gift certificates can be purchased for as little as $5 and are good at any of our facilities or toward the registration fee for any program. THEY SPEND LIKE CASH AT ANY PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITY! If you have a golfer, skater, swimmer, ball player, camper, or even a couch potato who needs to get up and get active, what would be a better gift?

Fragrance Free Policy

The Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Commission respectfully requests and encourages all patrons attending or participating in any Parks and Recreation meeting, special event, facility or program remain as fragrance free as possible by not wearing perfume, after shave, scented lotions, fragranced hair products and/or other similar products. Fragranced products can cause persons with some chronic illnesses to suffer additional symptoms.

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THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

Jefferson City is home to an award winning Parks and Recreation Department. As the capital city of Missouri, maintaining our local parks and recreation facilities and implementing programs to meet the ever changing needs of our community and its visitors is a challenge. The Jefferson C ity Parks and Recreation Foundation strives to provide additional resources to leverage taxes, fees and grants to enhance our parks and recreation services. Over the years, civic minded individuals and organizations have maintained a tradition of enhancing the quality of life for their families, friends, and neighbors through generous donations to the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation system. In 1992, the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Foundation was formed to provide continuing leadership and foster the expansion of parks and recreation services in Jefferson City. The Foundation’s goal is to emphasize the value of parks and recreation - both passive and active - not only for individual growth and development, but also for a strong family unit and for making our community a more desirable place to live, work, play and visit. If you believe, as we do, that wholesome recreation pursuits make individuals more productive in their homes and communities and lead to a healthier and happier life, please commit your support to the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Foundation. Land, trees, fountains, benches, shelters, activity fees for youth programs are all gifts that can make a difference in people’s lives. Any and all size of gifts to our community are appreciated and contribute to the livability and quality of life of Jefferson City. For more information on how you can make a tax deductible contribution of land, money, or other gifts, please contact the Foundation’s Executive Director William Lockwood at 634-6482.

Jefferson City Parks & Recreation

Foundation As a recipient of federal funds from the U.S. Department of the Interior, the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Commission and the Jefferson City Department of Parks and Recreation operates programs subject to the non-discrimination requirements of Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Under Title VI, the U.S. Department of the Interior strictly prohibits discrimination because of race, color, or national origin in its federally assisted programs. Any person who believes he or she has been discriminated against in any program or facility of the Jefferson City Department of Parks and Recreation, or desires further information regarding Title VI, should write immediately to: The Office for Equal Opportunity U.S. Department of Interior Office of the Secretary Washington, D.C. 20240

Equal Opportunity

In any Parks and Recreation program, a participant who is bleeding or who has blood on his/her clothing shall be prohibited from participating further in the activity until appropriate treatment has been administered. Appropriate treatment may include bandaging as necessary to prevent recurrence. This policy has been implemented to protect the participants, coaches, staff, and their families from diseases transported through the accidental contact of tainted blood. If medical care is needed, the participant must leave the activity until the problem situation has been resolved. A 70% isopropyl alcohol solution must be used to disinfect the skin and clothing. All infected areas must be thoroughly cleaned before this individual is allowed to continue participating in the activity. This may require that the player remove affected clothing and replace it in order to be able to continue participating. All participants should bring an extra shirt, pair of pants/shorts, and socks to each activity to change into in the event a blood incident should occur.

The Parks and Recreation Commission believes that no youth should be denied access to Parks and Recreation programs for financial reasons. The Parks and Recreation Foundation makes recreation sponsorships available to those who otherwise would not be able to afford to participate in organized recreation activities. Those seeking sponsorships will be asked to complete a Recreation Sponsorship Application Form available through the Department of Parks and Recreation. Sponsorships are generally limited to those receiving benefits from a form of public assistance as designated on the application form. Sponsorship funding is limited to $200 per individual per calendar year and is restricted to ongoing programs conducted by Parks and Recreation staff. Specialized programs of short duration conducted by non-staff members (e.g. baseball clinics) are ineligible for sponsorship funding. All application forms requesting funding for youth programs must be signed by the parent/guardian of the prospective participant. Participants/parents must pay a minimum of 20% of the registration fee for programs for which sponsorship assistance is requested. Questions concerning this service may be directed to Phil Stiles at 634-6482.

Bleeding Policy

Sponsorships

The views of any program or activity advertised within this guide and sponsored by any organization other than the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Department do not necessari-ly reflect the views of the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Department.

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Fall Indoor Volleyball

Entry Fee: $160 per team for 10 matches *Late Fee: $180 **Forfeit Fee Deposit: $48

Leagues: Women’s 2A Med, 2A High, 3A Low, 3A High

Co-Rec 2A Low, 2A High

Packet Available: July 16

Registration: July 23 - August 8

Play Begins: Week of September 4

Facilities: Simonsen, CUCC, Salvation Army, FCC, MPAC (Register on-line at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/adultvolleyball.html)

ADULT SPORTS Fall Kickball

FALL Slow Pitch Softball

*LATE FEE: Registrations received after 5 p.m. on the designated

deadline date for a program are not guaranteed placement in the

program. Fees will increase for those allowed to register after

the deadline where there is still space available.

** Forfeit Fee Deposit: This fee must be paid at the time of registration with a check or credit card SEPARATE from the team entry fee. The check will not be cashed or the credit card debited unless a team forfeits a game(s).

Packets containing all league rules and regulations and a team roster are

available at the Parks and Recreation office during the registration period or on-

line at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/adultkickball.html. You can register on-line

too! If you register on-line, you must turn your roster and forfeit fee deposit in by

July 23. All leagues are co-ed and are played on Thursday nights. Games will be

played at the Binder Sports Complex.

REGISTRATION

July 9—23

(7-game season begins Mid-August)

Team Fee: Late Fee (After July 23):

$177.50 $197.50

**Forfeit Fee Deposit: $50

Packets containing all league rules and regulations and a team roster are available at the Parks and Recreation office during the

registration period or on-line at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/adultsoftball.html. You can register on-line too! If you register on-line, you must

turn in your roster and forfeit fee deposit by July 23. All team fees must be paid at the time of registration.

REGISTRATION July 9—23

(Play begins Mid-August)

Teams will play a 5-game schedule

(double-header leagues will play 10 games)

Team Fee: *Late Fee

(Includes game balls) (After July 23)

Single Games Leagues $177.50 $197.50

Double-Header Leagues $355 $375

**Forfeit Fee Deposit $ 71

Practice

Fields may be reserved by Parks and Recreation teams for 1 1/2

hour practices as follows;

North Jefferson City $6

Binder (Scott & Byrd only), Lions, Duensing $11

Lights at Binder and Lions $12/hr.

To reserve a field, call 634-6482

L E I R T Q E C L A R R E R

Activity # Class Dates Fee Late

907411-3A Beginning Judo June 18 - 23 $21 $26

907411-3B Adult/Women’s Judo June 18 - 23 $21 $26

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Beginning Judo for All Ages Judo is the ancient martial art of unarmed self defense and emphasizes throwing, grappling, and submission techniques (striking techniques are not used). A judo gi can be purchased at a martial arts supply store or through the class instructor. Minimum age is 7 years old. Beginning class runs from 6 - 7 pm.

Adult/Women’s Judo A second class, from 7-8 pm is specifically designed for adults, especially women, who seek to understand judo for self defense or to get in shape. Participants will learn basics of tournament judo. Minimum age is 16 years old. All classes are held on Monday evenings at Shikles Gym.

Registration Deadline: 1 week prior to start

Karate is a martial art involving blocks, strikes, evasions, throws, and joint manipulations and is divided into three aspects: kihon (basics), kata (forms), and kumite (sparring).

Youth American Style Shotokan Karate Class focuses on kihon and kata with some for kumite. A judo gi can be purchased at a martial arts supply store or through the class instructor. Minimum age is five years old. Classes are Tuesdays, 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm.

Adult American Style Shotokan Karate Class focuses on kata and kumite with self defense techniques. Minimum age is ten years old. Younger students may be allowed in the class under the discretion of the instruc-tor. Classes are Tuesdays, 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm.

All classes are held at N. Jeff City Cedar City Room. Registration Deadline: 1 week prior to start

Activity # Dates Fee Late Fee

907401-1A July 7 & 21, Aug. 4 & 18 $25 $30

Activity # Class Dates Fee Late

907412-4A Youth Karate July 31 - Sept. 11 $21 $26

907412-4B Adult Karate July 31 - Sept. 11 $21 $26

The Jefferson City AARP Chapter 4401 offers a free Tai Chi class for senior adults every Wednesday from 10am – noon at the Shikles Center Gymnasium, 1200 Linden Drive. No registration required. Class is designed to increase strength, flexibility, balance, and vitality. Many exercises can be performed while seated. For more info, call Nick Mercer at 635-3349 or 353-6241.

Capital Arts offers a large number of classes for youth and adults in portrait painting, ceramics, water color, pastels, car-tooning and even a class in Photoshop. For more detailed class information or to register for a class, go to www.capitalarts.org, call 635-8355 or e-mail artsadmin@capitalarts.org. Registration deadline is one week prior to class date. Class fee is due upon registration.

Learn to sail in this four session class. Class is for those 15 and older and meets from 9 am to noon at Binder Lake, Saturday morn-ings on July 7 & 21 and Aug. 4 & 18. The class is conducted by volunteers from the Capitol City Sailing Association (CCSA). Participants should bring any custom life jacket needs, non-skid boat or water shoes, drinking water, a hat and sunscreen. For more information, contact Kris Ricketts, CCSA education chairman 573 291-1112 or Paul Rudder, CCSA Facilities Chairman 573-635-7995 or Parks and Recreation at 634-6482.

CAPISAL AQSR GALLEQY & RSTDIO

AQS CLARRER

JTDO CLARR

SAI CHI FOQ RENIOQ ADTLSR

RAILING CLARRER

This special introductory class for youth ages 7 to 15 teaches the basics of sailing. Class is held from 3:30 to 6:30 pm, Wednes-day evenings on June 13 or July 18 and his held at Binder Lake. Class is limited to 10.

Activity # Dates Fee Late Fee

907401-2A June 13 $5 $10

907401-2B July 18 $5 $10

KAQASE CLARR

RAILING CLTB

OPEN HOTRE

Capital City Sailing Association, Located on Binder Lake, promotes the art of sailing, sportsmanship, and water safety by helping with instruc-tion and hosting weekend sailing and racing May through October. CCSA also hosts open house sailing events. The spring open house is on Saturday, May 19 and the fall open house is combined with the “Mayors Cup Regatta” on Saturday, September 15. For more detailed information, check out the website at jcsailing.org.

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YOUTH SPORTS

The 5th grade flag football program is run cooperatively by

the Parks and Recreation Department and the Jefferson City

School District. Children interested in playing should register

at their school. Each participating school will form the team

rosters and recruit the coaches. Anyone interested in coaching

their child’s team should contact the school. Schools will receive

a program packet detailing the rules and policies.

Games will be played on Monday evenings at the football

fields in Ellis-Porter Park. Schools need to turn in rosters to the

Parks and Recreation Department by Friday, August 24. Games

will begin the week of September 10.

For more information and league rules please visit us at

427 Monroe Street, M - F, 8 am - 5 pm or on-line at

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/Youth5thGradeFlagFB.html

For registration information, please check with your child’s school.

5th Grade Flag Football NFL Flag Football

6-7th Grade Fall Softball

Registration: June 27 - July 11

Fee: $50 (recreational)/$55 (modified) per player

*Late Fee: $60 (recreational)/$65 (modified) per player

Grades Offered: entering 1st - 4th grades (recreational);

entering 3rd - 4th grades (modified)

Leagues Formed: by school (recreational); by coach (modified)

Play Begins: week of August 18 (eight game schedule)

For league information and registration form please visit us at 427 Monroe Street, M - F, 8 am - 5 pm or on-line at

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/YouthNFLFLAGFootball.html

The 6th - 7th grade girls softball program is held cooperatively between the Parks and Recreation Department and the Jeffer-son City School District. Each participating school will form the team rosters and recruit the coaches. Anyone interested in coaching their child’s team should contact the school. Schools will receive a program packet detailing the rules and policies. Games will be played on Monday, Tuesday and/or Thursday evenings at the Sports Complex in Binder Park. Schools need to turn in rosters to the Parks and Recreation Department by Friday, August 24. Games will begin the week of September 10.

For more information and league rules please visit us at

427 Monroe Street, M - F, 8 am - 5 pm or on-line at

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/YouthFallSoftball.html

Children interested in playing should register at their school.

*LATE FEE Registrations received after 5 p.m. on the designated deadline

date for a program are not guaranteed placement in the program. Fees will increase for those allowed to register after

the deadline where there is still space available.

Skill stations: throwing, catching, kicking/punting, and running/agility/flag pulling

Ages: 4– 6 years old and their parent/guardian

Equipment Needed: a mini football, flag belt, four cones and a kicking tee. (Program kit can be purchased for $26)

Activity Number: 901124 – time (choose 4:45, 5:55 or 7:05 pm)

Enrollment Limit: 28 parent/child groups

Location: Ellis-Porter Park

Program Begins: Wednesday, September 5

Time Slots: 4:45, 5:55 or 7:05 pm (you choose one)

Registration Deadline: August 1

Program Length: 5 lessons, 2 games

Fee: $21 *Late Fee: $26

For program and registration information please visit us at 427 Monroe Street, M - F, 8 am - 5 pm or on-line at

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/YouthStartSmartFootball.html

Start Smart Football

Spirit Sport Cheerleading

Registration: June 27 - July 11

Fee: $45 per cheerleader *Late Fee: $55 per cheerleader

Grades Offered: entering 1st - 6th grades (901151)

Squads Formed: by school/grade

Practices Begin: week of August 6

Cheering Begins: week of August 18

Co-Sponsored with: Capitol City Cheer

For league information and registration form please visit us at 427 Monroe Street, M - F, 8 am - 5 pm or on-line at

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/YouthCheer.html

Activities Hotline 634-6485 ext. 4

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

DID YOU KNOW?

Americans are in almost unanimous agreement that

outdoor recreation is beneficial for children.

More than 9 in 10 (92%) agree that “opportunities for

outdoor recreation are important when

considering a place to raise children.”

Youth Tennis

NFL Punt, Pass & Kick

Saturday, May 19, 2012 9:00 a.m.

Lewis and Clark Middle School Track (325 Lewis and Clark Drive)

9-14 year old boys and girls! (age as of December 31, 2012) FREE EVENT!

Pre-Registration Required!

For program and registration information please visit us at 427 Monroe Street, M - F, 8 am - 5 pm or on-line

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/kidhersheytrackfield.html

Show your skills at punting, passing and kicking!

Sunday, August 19, 2012 1:00 p.m.

Adkins Stadium, Jefferson City High School Boys and Girls ages 6-15 (age as of December 31, 2012)

FREE EVENT!

For program and registration information please visit us at 427 Monroe Street, M - F, 8 am - 5 pm or on-line at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/YouthPuntPassKick.html

No football shoes, cleats, turf shoes or bare feet are allowed.

Hershey’s Track and Field

Youth tennis lessons are held at the Washington Park Tennis Complex. The lessons are a cooperative effort between Jefferson City Parks

and Recreation and Tim Dunville, head coach for Helias High School's boys and girls tennis teams. Coach Dunville is a member of the United

States Tennis Association. Lessons are held Monday - Thursday. Registrations are taken only through the Parks and Recreation office.

4 - 7 yrs. old: 7:30 - 8 a.m. Fee: $25/week for 4 - 7 yr. old class only.

3rd - 5th Grade: 8 - 9 a.m. / Jr. High & High School: 9 - 10 a.m.

Reg. deadline is one week before each session of lessons begin.

Session 1:

4 - 7 yrs old 3rd -

5th Grade Jr. High /

High School

June 4 - 28 (Four week Session)

601101-1K 601101-1A 601101-1F

June 4 - 7 601101-1L 601101-1B 601101-1G

June 11 - 14 601101-1M 601101-1C 601101-1H

June 18 - 21 601101-1N 601101-1D 601101-1I

June 25 - 28 601101-1O 601101-1E 601101-1J

Session 1 Fees: $50 per week or $180 for all 4 weeks

*Late Fee: $60 per week or $190 for all 4 weeks Session 2:

4 - 7 yrs old 3rd -

5th Grade Jr. High /

High School

July 9 - 26 (Three week Session)

601101-2I 601101-2A 601101-2E

July 9 - 12 601101-2J 601101-2B 601101-2F

July 16 - 19 601101-2K 601101-2C 601101-2G

July 23 - 26 601101-2L 601101-2D 601101-2H

Session 2 Fees: $50 per week or $135 for all 3 weeks

*Late Fee: $60 per week or $145 for all 3 weeks

General Information

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Camp Wokka-Wokka is a traditional day camp program for boys and girls entering grades 1-3 this fall. Camp meets from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Children may be dropped off at Memorial Park Pavilion as early at 7:45 a.m. Monday through Friday. Activities include arts and crafts, games and physical activities, cookouts, field trips, and more. Campers may attend a maximum of two, one-week sessions. Registration fee includes a camp t-shirt, field trips, and arts and crafts supplies. Parents are responsible for transportation to and from Memorial Park.

Binder Adventure Camp is a challenging outdoor recreation experience for youth entering grades 4-6 in the fall. Campers will not only enjoy the outdoors but, will learn outdoor skills which they can use for life. Some of the activities will include canoeing, kayaking, archery, outdoor cooking, confidence course, hiking, nature study, games and more. Camp hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Transportation to and from camp and a camp shirt are included in the registration fee. Campers may attend a maximum of two, one-week sessions.

Campers enrolled in Binder Adventure Camp and/or Camp Wokka Wokka are eligible to participate in the after camp swim program. Swimming campers are accompanied by a counselor and should be picked up by 5:00 p.m. See page 12 for weekly offerings. You must register for the after camp swim that corresponds with your child’s day camp registration.

Our camps are offered in one week sessions.

Camp information is mailed the Wednesday before start of

camp each week. It is also available on-line.

Please provide your child's lunch/drink in a small cooler, as

refrigeration is not available.

Parents are responsible for transportation to Ellis-Porter/

Riverside, Memorial Park, McClung Park and Washington Park. Bus schedules for Binder Adventure Camp are available at the Parks and Recreation office and on-line.

See page 32 for our refund policy.

Youth Sports Day Camp is for boys and girls entering grades 1 - 6 in the fall (depending upon the number of registrants, activities will be separated by 1-3 and 4-6 grades). Camp meets from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at Ellis-Porter/Riverside Park. Campers play a variety of recreational games and sports as well as learn about nutrition (information provided by the Cole County Health Department). This is not a skills camp. Campers may attend a maximum of three, one-week sessions. The registration fee includes camp t-shirt, game equipment and craft supplies. This camp will take a field trip each week. Campers will swim at Ellis-Porter Pool from 3-5 pm daily.

Download camp manual with weekly theme descriptions on-line at w w w . j e f f c i t y m o . o r g / p a r k s /

Youthsportsdaycamp.html.

DAY C A M P D E S C R I P T I O N S

Camp wokka wokka

after CAMP swim

Binder adventure CAMP

YOUTH SPORTS DAY CAMP( A M A Z I NG R A C E )

C a m p a n d sw i m m i n g

l e s s o n s i n o n e

Take swimming lessons and attend Youth Sports Camp! Reg-ister for the coordinating weeks for the Youth Sports Day Camp and morning swimming lessons at Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool (which are listed below). Depending upon the number of children enrolled in swimming lessons, a counselor(s) will escort them to the lessons, stay at the pool to chaperone them and then bring them back to camp when the lessons are over. On-line registration is not available for these lessons since it will show as a conflict with Youth Sports Camp time frames. You will need to know your child’s skill level at the time of registration. See page 26 for swim lesson details. Camp will coordinate with the following sessions of lessons on these weeks:

Week 3 & 4 camp = Session I swimming lessons (9:55am)

605371-03 & 605371-04 603321-(level)B

Week 6 & 7 camp = Session II swimming lessons (9am)

605371-06 & 605371-07 603322-(level)A

Week 8 & 9 camp = Session III swimming lessons (9am)

605371-08 & 605371-09 603323-(level)A For Complete Info . . . Please go to our website for complete information on when each camp is offered, the after-camp-swim program, camp loca-tion, theme weeks, fees and registration deadlines. That infor-mation is found at:

http://www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/kiddaycamps.html

You can register for our

programs on-line at

w ww. j e f f c i t y mo. o rg/ pa r k s

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SPECIALTY CAMPS

F I N E A R T S

T H E A T E R C A M P

Showdown Academy

The Fine Arts Camp is a fun and challenging atmosphere to enjoy theater. The camp combines art, dance, drama, and music to help your child develop their artistic talents. For grades 3 through 5, the camp will be held from 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.. These children break into small groups to work with each of our four artist/teachers in dance, music, drama, and visual arts.

For grades 6 through 12, the camp will be held from 12:30 - 4:00 p.m. This is a theater workshop, and all campers will work on a musical presentation. In addition to their dramatic role, campers will participate in costume and set design, orchestration and other components involved in theatrical productions. A performance by the campers will be presented to family and friends on Friday, July 27.

Showdown is a totally unique theater camp designed with and for teens, and led by working Hollywood professionals. We use the performing arts as a way for teens to wake up to who they are, discover who they can be, realize their personal power and change into the person they choose to become. Showdown Academy is an intensive, three week adventure into theater for 6th graders and older. Camp is held weekdays from June 4-23. It begins with morning classes where students study acting, directing, composing, stage movement, musical thea-ter, dance, stage craft and playwriting. Afternoons are devoted to rehearsals for the full production which is held June 22-23. Cindy Marcus, Flip Kobler and Dennis Poore are from Los Angeles and are writing a new Totally Teen show for the teens of Jefferson City. The teams' other Totally Teen shows: BROTHER'S GRIMM, USHER, JECKYL AND HYDES, THE ARGONAUTS and NOT-TINGHAM have been published with Pioneer, the premiere house for young people's theater. Registration Deadline: May 29

Visual Art Academy

B y Kat h l e e n

The Visual Art Academy, for ages 7 to 14, consist of hands on painting, drawing, cartooning, clay and other mediums taught by local professional artists and art teachers. There will be an approxi-mate 12 to 1 student to teacher ratio. The classes will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the air-conditioned McClung Park Pavilion. Supervision will be available at 8 a.m. and after class until 4 p.m. Each student needs to bring a brown bag lunch and drink. The students should wear clothes that art material will not harm. For more information, contact: Kathleen Stroup at 635-5920 or Parks and Recreation at 634-6482.

Activity # Date Fee Late Fee Deadline

605382-01 June 18-22 $155 $165 June 11

605382-02 July 9-13 $155 $165 July 2

L a t e Fe e : Regis t rat ions received after 5pm on the des ignated

deadl ine date for a program are not guaranteed p lacement in the program. Fees wi l l increase for those a l lowed to regis ter af ter the deadl ine where

the is s t i l l space avai lab le.

We offer a unique learning experience that will stimulate your child’s natural curiosity. Our inquiry-based activities use the scien-tific method to promote wonder, discovery and exploration and also encourage problem-solving and critical thinking skills to engage and challenge children to create their own hypothesizes. Our program is for children entering grades 2 - 6 in the fall. Pre-camp drop off begins at 7:45 a.m., camp activities run from 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., and post-camp activities are available until 5:00 p.m. Camp is held the weeks of June 4, 11, 25, July 2, 16 and 23. Your child will need a sack lunch and snack. Kool-Aid will be provided. Science Camp graduates interested in our Junior Lab Assis-tants program, please e-mail us. For questions or more information on the camps, contact us at Adventures_in_Science@yahoo.com

Ad ve n t u re s i n

S c i e n c e C a m p

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Oak Hills Golf Center

Daily Green Fees Annual Passes

2012 Season:

M a r c h - N o v 7 days a week

18

Holes

9

Holes

Regular Rates $19 $11

Senior Rates (60 years & older) $11 $6

Junior Rates (17 years & under) $11 $6

Twilight Rate $11 n/a

Carts rented on a per seat basis $13 $7

Adult 18 to 59 years of age $650

Cart Pass $400

Total $1050

Senior 60 and over $550

Cart Pass $400

Total $950

Junior 17 years and under $200

Cart Pass (16 years and up) $400

Total $600

Operating Schedule Oak Hills Golf Center is open daily year round, providing the

temperature is at least 40 degrees, and there is no frost on the greens

or frozen turf conditions. The driving range is open as long as the

course is open, with the exception of Monday mornings during the

summer for mowing purposes. If you are uncertain about course

conditions please call the clubhouse at 573-634-6532.

Golf Course closes at sunset daily!

Opening Times

May - September.………...6:30 a.m.

October.…………………...7:30 a.m.

Driving Range

Small Bucket 20-25 $3.50

Medium Bucket 40-45 $5.00

Large Bucket 70-75 $6.00

Extra Large Bucket 100-105 $7.50

Family Bucket 140-150 $10.50

Personal coolers are not permitted at Oak Hills during

regular daily play. Exceptions will be made to accommodate

tournament sponsors when the course is closed for golf

outings. Clubhouse coolers will be available for rent to those

who wish to bring alcohol onto the course.

When good etiquette is practiced, golf is a much better

and more enjoyable game. Benefits of practicing good golf

etiquette include faster rounds, greater enjoyment, improved

course conditions and better interaction between golfers.

Alcohol Restrictions

Golf Etiquette

Awards Point Program For every $10 you spend on

golf or merchandise you receive 1 point.10 Points = 9 holes

with cart 15 Points = 18 holes with cart

In order to be approved for unsupervised play, golfers

sixteen years of age and younger must successfully complete

the following: pass a written multiple choice test related to

golf rules, etiquette and safety or complete the Oak Hills Jr.

Golf Camp.

Young golfers ages nine through sixteen who do not meet

these requirements and all youth golfers ages eight and

younger will be permitted to play only under the supervision

of someone seventeen years of age or older. Violations of

rules, poor etiquette, bad sportsmanship, abuse of facilities,

horseplay and/or other complaints received from golfers will

be grounds for suspension and/or revocation of the privileges

granted under this policy.

Unsupervised Youth Play

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Jr. & ADULT GOLF LESSONS

Beginning Adult Golf Lessons

ActivityActivity

NumberNumber

DayDay

DateDate

TTimeime

RegistrationRegistration

DeadlineDeadline

FeeFee

*Lat*Latee FeeFee

MaximumMaximum

EnEnrrollmentollment

902181-04 Tuesday June 5 - July 17 5:30 - 6:30 pm May 28 $55 $65 8

902181-05 Monday July 9 - Aug 13 5:30 - 6:30 pm July 2 $55 $65 8

Adult golf lessons are offered at Oak Hills Golf Center to anyone 16 years of age or older. Each session consists of six, one-hour weekly lessons emphasizing fundamentals of grip, alignment, stance and basic golf mechanics. Each class is limited to the first eight participants.

Intermediate Adult Golf Lessons

Intermediate Adult Golf Lessons is our next level in group golf lessons. These lessons consist of more one–on-one time with the instructor, golf course management, shot shaping, and a variety of short game styles. Each session consists of six, one-hour weekly lessons. Participants should provide their own clubs.

ActivityActivity

NumberNumber

DayDay

DateDate

TTimeime

RegistrationRegistration

DeadlineDeadline

FeeFee

*Lat*Latee FeeFee

MaximumMaximum

EnEnrrollmentollment

902182-02 Monday July 9 - Aug 13 6:45 - 7:45 pm July 2 $55 $65 6

902182-03 Tuesday July 10 - Aug 14 6:45 - 7:45 pm July 3 $55 $65 6

ActivityActivity

NumberNumber

DayDay

DateDate

TTimeime RegistrationRegistration

DeadlineDeadline

FeeFee

*Lat*Latee FeeFee MaximumMaximum

EnEnrrollmentollment

902181-09 Wednesday July 11 - July 25 5:30 - 7:30 pm July 4 $65 $75 4

902181-10 Wednesday Aug 1 - Aug 15 5:30 - 7:30 pm July 25 $65 $75 4

Beginner Follow Up Playing Lessons

This program is designed for the student who has completed the beginning golf lessons. In this program you will learn rules, etiquette, golf course management, and shot selections. The program consists of three 2-hour sessions of on-course instruction.

Junior Golf Camp Competitive Golf Clinic Junior Golf Camp is an introductory program for beginning

golfers (boys and girls) 8-14 years of age. 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

at Oak Hills Golf Center. Maximum enrollment of 24 per session.

basis. Fee $70 Late fee $80

ActivityActivity

NumberNumber DateDate AgeAge

Reg.Reg.

DeadlineDeadline

601181-03 June 18 - 22 8 - 11 June 11

601181-04 June 25–June 29 12 - 14 June 18

601181-05 July 9 - 13 8 - 11 July 2

601181-06 July 16 - 20 12 - 14 July 9

The Competitive Golf Clinic is intended for junior golfers

between the ages of 12 and 15 interested in taking their game to

the next level. Time 12:30-3:30 Fee $70, Late Fee $80 Maximum

enrollment 12. For more information, please visit us on-line

at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/oakhillsgolfcenter.html.

ActivityActivity

NumberNumber DateDate AgeAge

Reg.Reg.

DeadlineDeadline

601182-01 June 18 - 22 12 - 15 years June 11

601182-02 July 9 - 13 12 - 15 years July 2

601182-03 July 16 - 20 12 - 15 years July 9

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Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Pools

Telephone Number 634-6588

May 30—August 12, 2012

Public Sessions 12:00 – 7:00 p.m. daily

Except for the following dates: July 4: 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.

August 12: 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Regular Admission Youth (17 & Under) - $4

Adult (18 & Over) - $5

After 5:00 p.m. Admission Youth (17 & Under) - $2.50

Adult (18 & Over) - $3

10 Punch Swim Cards + bonus punch Youth (17 & Under) - $32

Adult (18 & Over) - $40

Combo Punch (5 youth & 5 adult) - $36

Lap Swimming Monday thru Friday

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. - $1.50

10 pass punch card available for $12

Lap Lanes are available during

regular public hours. (will only accept 2012 punch cards).

Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool

Telephone Number 634-6585

May 30—August 5, 2012

Public Sessions Monday thru Friday: 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday: 12:00 – 6:00 p.m.

Except for the following dates: July 4: 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.

August 5: 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Regular Admission Youth (17 & Under) - $2.50

Adult (18 & Over) - $3

10 Punch Swim Cards + bonus punch Youth (17 & Under) - $20

Adult (18 & Over) - $24

Combo Punch (5 youth & 5 adult) - $22

Lap Swimming Monday thru Friday

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. - $1.50

10 pass punch card available for $12 (will only accept 2012 punch cards).

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

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THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW… . . Pool Rules for Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center & Ellis-Porter/Riverside

When inclement weather occurs,

aquatic staff will remain at the pools and

attempt to re-open the pools as soon as

possible.

If patrons remain at the pool, and we are

unable to re-open after 45 minutes, a

pass will be issued for one free future ad-

mission with proof of receipt. This policy is in

effect until one hour prior to official closing.

For pool closing information, call

the Parks and Recreation Hotline, 634-

6485 and press #5.

Our lifeguards are highly trained and skilled. Their job is to assist in making our

facilities a safe and enjoyable place to bring the family. However, they are not babysitters.

Parents are expected to watch their children and to assist in enforcing the policies for the

safety and enjoyment of all patrons.

All children 8 YEARS OF AGE AND YOUNGER must be accompanied and supervised by a

person 15 years of age or older. Our business is keeping your kids safe!

A Word To Parents.. .

Pool Rules: Pools are open daily except during threatening weather (thunderstorms and lightning) or when the projected high air temperature is 74

degrees or cooler.

Profane language is not allowed at the pools. If you choose to use this type of language you will be asked to exit the facility for the day

without a refund.

All patrons must pay to enter the pool whether swimming or just observing.

Any individual wearing street clothes will not be allowed admission into the facility, unless you’re a parent or guardian of a child 8 years

or younger.

Appropriate swim attire must be worn. This includes male swim trunks, female one and two piece suits and tankinis. Suits should not be

see through. No thongs, long pants, jean shorts or shorts with belt loops or rivets and anything else deemed not appropriate by the management staff.

Certified lifeguards are on duty at all times for your safety.

Children 8 years and under MUST be accompanied and supervised by a person 15 years of age or older.

Outside food, drink, coolers or glass containers are not allowed into the pools. Both pools have concession stands to meet your needs.

Pool patrons are not allowed to leave the pools. Exceptions will be made for adults with manager’s approval.

Parks and Recreation reserves the right to check baggage if deemed necessary.

Persons must be able to swim on their own to use any waterslide.

During periods of low attendance, various attractions and/or pools within the complex may close.

During periods of extreme heat or high temperatures, staff will take 10 minute safety breaks throughout the day to clear the pool.

Parks and Recreation is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Coin operated lockers are available at each facility.

Paging of patrons is NOT permitted. It is the responsibility of pool patrons to make communicative arrangements prior to entering.

Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the pool complex or parking lot.

Any person suspec ted to be or under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be permitted into the facility.

Only US Coast Guard approved floatation devices.

Complimentary lifejackets are available at the admission booth.

Water wings and small inner tubes are permitted if parent/guardian is within arms reach of the child. Rafts and large inner

tubes are NOT PERMITTED.

Noodles are allowed into the facility.

Close fitting swim diapers are required for all children who are not potty trained. Swim diapers are available at the admission gate for a

nominal fee.

Diaper changing stations are available in the restrooms. Please use them when changing your child’s diapers.

Children 1 year and under are free during public swim hours.

If you, your child, or anyone in your family has had diarrhea in the past two weeks, please do not use the pool.

It is the responsibility of the patrons when entering the facility to read and obey all posted signs for safety.

Diaper Policy In an effort to keep our pool free of fecal matter, toddlers are required to wear swim diapers

or plastic pants. Swim diapers are the safest barrier between your toddler and the water.

These guidelines have been adopted for the health and safety of all who swim at our

facilities. If your child has been sick with diarrhea please keep them at home until they are

well. You may purchase swim diapers at either pool for $1.75 or bring your own.

Inclement Weather

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Water Safety Courses StarGuard Lifeguard Training Programs

The Jefferson City Parks & Recreation Department’s aquatic staff is trained by the StarGuard Lifeguard Training Program. Successful completion of this class provides the necessary license to work for the Jefferson City Parks & Recreation Aquatic Facilities. Individuals will learn how to anticipate, recognize, and manage accidents/incidents in a professional manner, while protecting themselves. Training includes performing rescues and giving emergency care. Included in this course you will learn First Aid, CPR, oxy-gen administration, and how to work an AED. Individuals taking a NEW lifeguard class must pick up a text book at the Parks and Recreation Office.

Minimum Age: Must be 15 years of age by course date.

Pre-requisites: 1. Tread water for one minute using legs only. 2. Swim 100 yards continuously using front crawl or breaststroke. 3. Retrieve a 10 pound object from water depth of 12 feet and return to the surface. 4. Must be able to access the internet.

This class requires an on-line course and test that needs to be submitted on the first day of training class. If above work is not completed you will not be allowed to take the course. Enrollment Limit: 14

Activity Number Class Dates Fee Deadline *Late Fee

603352-03 May 29 (P & R staff) $60 May 22 $70

Activity Number Class Dates Fee Deadline *Late Fee

603351-03 June 2-3 $90 May 25 $100

StarGuard lifeguard Tra in ing Program (new lifeguards)

StarGuard lifeguard Renewal Classes (Returning l ifeguards)

*Must have proof of current certification if not a Jefferson City Parks & Recreation

Lifeguard.

Enrollment limit: 16

Junior Lifeguard Training This program is designed to be a community based water safety program for youth ages 11-15. It uniquely combines certification opportunities, work experience, skill development, competition, teamwork and leadership skills. Daily sessions will consist of physical train-ing, lecture/demonstrations, team building activities and leadership training. Students will receive instruction in water safety, public rela-tions, facility operations, basic work skills, completing our employee application, lifeguarding skills, first aid and CPR. Students will receive a certification from StarGuard Lifeguard Training Program, a t-shirt and a graduation ceremony to demonstrate their new skills. Graduates will have the opportunity to continue their training through the aquatic volunteer program. Youths working for the training program will receive free admission to the pool only on days they are scheduled to work. A graduation ceremony will be held for all NEW junior lifeguards on June 11 at Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool beginning at 5:30 p.m. Class uniform: No string bikinis (a lot of jumping in-volved in class); workout/athletic bikinis or one piece only. Junior Lifeguard t-shirt not a guarantee if registering after the deadline.

New Junior Guards Returning Junior Guards Enrollment Limit: 30 Minimum Limit: 15

Location: Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool

Date: June 4 – 8

Enrollment Limit: 30 Minimum Limit: 15

Location: Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool

Date: June 4 –8

(participants must attend all 5 days - no exceptions)

Activity Number Class Times Fee Deadline *Late Fee

603361-01 9:30 - 11:30 am $35 May 18 $40

603361-02 5:30 - 7:30 pm $35 May 18 $40

Activity Number Class Times Fee Deadline *Late Fee

603361-03 9:30 - 11:30 am $35 May 18 $40

603361-04 5:30 - 7:30 pm $35 May 18 $40

(participants must attend all 5 days - no exceptions)

Water and Sun Safety Classes

DID YOU KNOW?

Drowning is the leading cause of injury death for

young children ages 1 to 4. Participation in formal swim-

ming lessons can reduce the risk of drowning by as much

as 88% among young children aged 1 to 4 years.

For more information visit us at:

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/

waterandsunsafety.html

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Swim Lessons

Some levels may be combined due to low enrollment.

QUAL ITY , CONVEN IENCE , AND FUN ! Through a cooperative agreement with the American Red Cross, morning and evening group lessons are offered for all ability levels, making

it as convenient as possible for families with children of all ages. All instructors are American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors or Water Safety

Instructor Aids. Eight lessons are scheduled during a two or four week period. Lessons held Monday through Thursday each week will

have Friday as the built-in rain date and a four week session (M/W or T/TH) will have a built-in rain date the following week.

Parent Day for all classes will be the fourth day of lessons. Parents may participate in lessons on this day.

Students successfully completing the required skills will receive Red Cross certification. Repetition can be the key to

learning. Students often repeat a level several times before mastering the skills required for advancement. It is important for you and your

child to understand that repeating a level does not constitute failure. Mastering skills takes time, practice and patience.

Class Length: 45 minute Maximum Enrollment: 60 Location: Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool (EP) or Memorial Pool (MPFAC)

LEARN - TO - SWIM (AGES 5 AND UP)

LEVEL

PURPOSE

PARTICIPANTS LEARN TO:

Level 1 Helps participants feel comfortable in Enter and exit water safely

Introduction to Water Skills the water. Blowing bubbles through mouth and nose

First time swimmer The beginner. Front and back glide, back float

Water Depth = 3 feet Review Safety Topics Explore swimming on front and back

Explore arm and hand movements

Level 2 Gives participants success with Fully submerging and holding breath

Fundamental Aquatic Skills fundamental skills. Float on front and back

Water Depth = 3 feet Review Safety Topics Roll over from front to back, back to front

Glide on front and back

Tread water

Combined arm and leg actions on back and front

Level 3 Builds on skills with practice in Enter water by jumping from side

Stroke Development deeper water. Rotary breathing

Water Depth = 3-4 feet Review Safety Topics Change from vertical to horizontal position on front & back

Front crawl & elementary back stroke

Flutter, Dolphin & Scissors kick

Head first entries from sitting/kneeling position

Level 4 Develops confidence and improves Swim underwater

Stroke Improvement skills. Front & back crawl, elementary backstroke

Water Depth = 4 feet Review Safety Topics Breaststroke, sidestroke & butterfly

Front crawl & backstroke open turns

Feet-first surface dive

Survival swimming

Level 5 Provides further coordination and Front Crawl Sidestroke

Stroke Refinement refinement of strokes. Elementary backstroke Back crawl

Water Depth = Deep Review Safety Topics Breaststroke Butterfly

Tuck and pike surface dives Front flip and

Rescue breathing backstroke flip turn

Shallow angle dive Safety topics and more

Level 6 Refine strokes so participants swim Fitness swimmer

Swimming and Skill with ease. Efficiency, power and Personal Water Safety

Proficiency smoothness over greater distances. Fundamentals of diving

Water Depth = Deep Review Safety Topics

Level 7 (Ellis-Porter only) Refine four basic strokes, turns and Pre-requisite: Must be able to swim 25 yards of freestyle

Competitive Swimming endurance. and backstroke.

Class taught by a competitive Ages 8 - 18 Freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, turns and

swim coach. endurance swimming.

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Swim Lessons

This program is intended to help children develop a comfort level in and around the water. It will provide the parent with the necessary

knowledge and skills to orient the child to the water and safely supervise water activities. One parent or responsible adult must accompany

the child in the water. Class Length: 30 minutes Maximum Enrollment: 12 Location: Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool (EP)

PARENT AND CHILD AQUATICS (AGES 6 MONTHS - 3 YEARS)

Preschool 1: Orients children to the aquatic environment and helps them gain basic aquatic skills. Afraid of the water or getting face wet. Water depth 1 - 2 feet

Preschool 2: Children gain greater independence in their skills and develop more comfort in and around the water. Will put face under water. Water depth: 2 feet

Class Length: 30 minutes Maximum Enrollment: 10 Location: Ellis-Porter Pool (EP) or Memorial Pool (MPFAC)

PRE-SCHOOL 1 & PRE-SCHOOL 2 (AGES 3 - 5)

MORNING LESSONS

Step 1: Choose your

Class

Step 2: Choose your

Time/Days Step 3: Choose the Pool

CLASS TIME/DAYS ELLIS-PORTER/RIVERSIDE

MPFAC FEE LATE FEE

Parent & Child

Parent & Child

10:20 am M-TH

11:00 am M-TH

60328(Session)-1A

60328(Session)-1B

or

n/a

n/a

$27

$27

$32

$32

Pre-School 1

Pre-School 1

Pre-School 1

Pre-School 1

9:00 am M-TH

9:40 am M-TH

10:20 am M-TH

11:00 am M-TH

60330(Session)-1A

n/a

n/a

60330(Session)-1B

or

60331(Session)-1A

60331(Session)-1B

60331(Session)-1C

60331(Session)-1D

$27

$27

$27

$27

$32

$32

$32

$32

Pre-School 2

Pre-School 2

Pre-School 2

Pre-School 2

9:00 am M-TH

9:40 am M-TH

10:20 am M-TH

11:00 am M-TH

60330(Session)-2A

60330(Session)-2B

60330(Session)-2C

60330(Session)-2D

or

60331(Session)-2A

60331(Session)-2B

60331(Session)-2C

60331(Session)-2D

$27

$27

$27

$27

$32

$32

$32

$32

LTS Level 1-6

LTS Level 1-7

LTS Level 1-6

9:00 am M-TH

9:55 am M-TH

10:50 am M-TH

60332(Session)-(Level)A

60332(Session)-(Level)B

60332(Session)-(Level)C

or

60333(Session)-(Level)A

60333(Session)-(Level)B

60333(Session)-(Level)C

$30

$30

$30

$35

$35

$35

Deadline: One week prior to start of session

Example: If you are registering for:

Learn to Swim at 9 am at Memorial

Pool for Session I, level 2, then:

Step 1: LTS Level 1-7

Step 2: 9:00 a.m. M-TH

Step 3: MPFAC- 60333(session)-(level)A

Step 4: 603331-2A

SATURDAY CLASSES

DATES CLASS TIME/DAYS ELLIS-PORTER FEE LATE FEE DEADLINE

June 9 - July 28 Parent & Child 10:45 am Sat. 603284-1A $27 $32 June 1

June 9 - July 28

June 9 - July 28

Pre-School 1

Pre-School 2

10:45 am Sat.

10:45 am Sat.

603304-1A

603304-2A

$27

$27

$32

$32

June 1

June 1

June 9 - July 28

June 9 - July 28

June 9 - July 28

June 9 - July 28

LTS Level 1

LTS Level 2

LTS Level 3

LTS Level 4

10:45 am Sat.

10:45 am Sat.

10:45 am Sat.

10:45 am Sat.

603324-1A

603324-2A

603324-3A

603324-4A

$30

$30

$30

$30

$35

$35

$35

$35

June 1

June 1

June 1

June 1

Parent and Child Aquatics, Pre-School 1 & 2 & Learn-to-Swim (levels 1– 4 only;)

Step 4: Choose the session. If Learn to Swim, you will also need to choose a level (1-7).

See page 17 for level descriptions.

Session I (Session=1) Session II (Session=2) Session III (Session=3)

June 18-28 July 9 - 19 July 23 - Aug. 2

Level 7 (not offered)

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Even ing Swim Lessons For Learn to Swim Classes please choose a swim level when completing your activity code.

See page 17 for swim level descriptions. Visit us at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

SESSION CLASS DATES TIME/DAYS ELLIS-PORTER FEE LATE FEE DEADLINE

I Parent & Child Parent & Child Parent & Child

June 18-28 June 18-28 June 18-28

5:40 pm M-TH 6:20 pm M-TH 7:00 pm M-TH

603281-1C 603281-1D 603281-1E

$27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32

June 11 June 11 June 11

I

Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1

June 18-28 June 18-28 June 18-28 June 18-28

5:40 pm M-TH 6:20 pm M-TH 7:00 pm M-TH 7:40 pm M-TH

603301-1C 603301-1D 603301-1E 603301-1F

$27 $27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32 $32

June 11 June 11 June 11 June 11

I

Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2

June 18-28 June 18-28 June 18-28 June 18-28 June 18-28

5:00 pm M-TH 5:40 pm M-TH 6:20 pm M-TH 7:00 pm M-TH 7:40 pm M-TH

603301-2E 603301-2F 603301-2G 603301-2H 603301-2I

$27 $27 $27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32 $32 $32

June 11 June 11 June 11 June 11 June 11

I LTS Level 1-7 LTS Level 1-6 LTS Level 1-6

June 18-28 June 18-28 June 18-28

5:30 pm M-TH 6:30 pm M-TH 7:30 pm M-TH

603321-(level)D 603321-(level)E 603321-(level)F

$30 $30 $30

$35 $35 $35

June 11 June 11 June 11

II Parent & Child Parent & Child Parent & Child

July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1

5:40 pm M/W 6:20 pm M/W 7:00 pm M/W

603282-1C 603282-1D 603282-1E

$27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32

July 2 July 2 July 2

II Parent & Child Parent & Child Parent & Child

July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2

5:40 pm T/TH 6:20 pm T/TH 7:00 pm T/TH

603283-1C 603283-1D 603283-1E

$27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32

July 2 July 2 July 2

II

Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1

July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1

5:40 pm M/W 6:20 pm M/W 7:00 pm M/W 7:40 pm M/W

603302-1C 603302-1D 603302-1E 603302-1F

$27 $27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32 $32

July 2 July 2 July 2 July 2

II

Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1 Pre-School 1

July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2

5:40 pm T/TH 6:20 pm T/TH 7:00 pm T/TH 7:40 pm T/TH

603303-1C 603303-1D 603303-1E 603303-1F

$27 $27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32 $32

July 2 July 2 July 2 July 2

II

Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2

July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1

5:00 pm M/W 5:40 pm M/W 6:20 pm M/W 7:00 pm M/W 7:40 pm M/W

603302-2E 603302-2F 603302-2G 603302-2H 603302-2I

$27 $27 $27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32 $32 $32

July 2 July 2 July 2 July 2 July 2

II

Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2 Pre-School 2

July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2

5:00 pm T/TH 5:40 pm T/TH 6:20 pm T/TH 7:00 pm T/TH 7:40 pm T/TH

603303-2E 603303-2F 603303-2G 603303-2H 603303-2I

$27 $27 $27 $27 $27

$32 $32 $32 $32 $32

July 2 July 2 July 2 July 2 July 2

II LTS Level 1-6 LTS Level 1-6 LTS Level 1-6

July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1 July 9-Aug. 1

5:30 pm M/W 6:30 pm M/W 7:30 pm M/W

603322-(level)D 603322-(level)E 603322-(level)F

$30 $30 $30

$35 $35 $35

July 2 July 2 July 2

II LTS Level 1-6 LTS Level 1-6 LTS Level 1-6

July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2 July 10-Aug. 2

5:30 pm T/TH 6:30 pm T/TH 7:30 pm T/TH

603323-(level)D 603323-(level)E 603323-(level)F

$30 $30 $30

$35 $35 $35

July 2 July 2 July 2

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Special Programs Private Swimming Lessons

Be a Volunteer

Swim Instructor

Swimmers of all levels may register for private lessons. If you’re a beginner or an avid

swimmer, our instructors will help you improve your skills with one-on-one supervision.

Employees of the Jefferson City Parks & Recreation Department will be the

only individuals allowed to teach private lessons. Registration for private lessons

is on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants receive four, half-hour sessions. Reg-

ister at the Parks & Recreation Office and an instructor will contact you. Lessons will

begin after June 11. Activity Number Location Fee

603341-EP Ellis-Porter/Riverside $60

603341-MP Memorial Pool $60

Are you looking for something fun to do this summer? Why not spend some of your time involved with swim lessons? We are looking for responsible individuals (at least 12 years of age) to assist with swim instruction. Volunteers will be paired with certified instructors when teaching lessons. If you are interested, please call Laurie at 634-6474.

Little Splashers Playtime Come and enjoy the play structure area at Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center during a

time specifically reserved for the little ones and an adult playmate. Admission fee of $1.50 is

required for all participants. This is geared for youth six and under with an adult guardian

(15 years or older).

Location Days Time Cost

Memorial Pool Monday - Friday 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. $1.50 per person

Family Nights Do you have a hard time getting the kids picked up, dinner made and out to the pools before

they close or do you just like to swim in the evening? Well, we have the solution! Bring

yourself or your entire family to the pools for an evening swim at our new family nights.

Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool

Time: 7:30 p.m.—9 p.m. Time: 5:30 p.m.—7 p.m.

Cost: $2.00 per person Cost: $1.00 per person

Tuesday, June 5 Tuesday, June 12

Thursday, June 7 Friday, June 15

Thursday, June 14 Tuesday, July 3

Thursday, July 5

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Pool Events & Rentals

Pre-School Rentals Licensed child care centers, pre-schools or home day care centers can beat the

summer heat and crowds by reserving a 30 minute block of time at Memorial Park

Family Aquatic Center play structure or Ellis-Porter/Riverside wading pool.

Reservations must be made in advance .

Location Days Times Cost

Ellis-Porter/Riverside Monday - Friday 9:30, 10 & 10:30 a.m. $1 per person

Memorial Pool Monday - Friday 9, 9:30 & 10 a.m. $1 per person

Do It Yourself Party Area Rentals!

Memorial Outdoor Party Pad Ellis-Porter Table Rentals Want to create your own birthday party? Then

renting the NEW outdoor party pad at Memorial Pool

is the way to go. We provide the space, tables and

chairs; the rest is up to you. Please NO GLASS

containers. The party pad is available for rental

during public swimming hours: 12 - 7 p.m.

Additional time may be purchased if needed.

Remember admission into the facility is not in-

cluded with party pad rentals.

Fees: $16.00 per hour for the party pad

Admission: Youth (17 & under) $4

Adult (18 & older) $5

Are you interested in creating your own party at

Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool? Well, now you can. By

renting tables you can create your own party. We’ll

provide the tables, a private area on the pool deck

and the rest is up to you. Please NO GLASS

containers. Remember admission into the facility is

not included with table rentals.

Fees: Tables are $10 per table for the entire

day during public swimming hours.

Admission: Youth (17 & under) $2.50

Adult (18 & older) $3

For Private Pool Rental Information visit us at:

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/poolrentals.html

For Birthday Party Information visit us at:

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/kidbirthdayparties.html

Father’s Day Special

Sunday, June 17!

Dads swim for free at either

Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center or

Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool

with a paid child admission!

Hot Dippity Dog Swim In cooperation with Sharky’s Pets, enjoy two dog days of summer by taking a dip with your dog

at Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool or Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center. Every dog receives a “doggie

bag”! Please remember all dogs need to be on a leash. You may take off the leash in the water, but

you must stay close to them. REMEMBER: this is a day for the dogs to swim!

Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center

Date: Sunday, August 5 Date: Sunday, August 12

Time: 6 p.m.—7 p.m. Time: 6 p.m.—7 p.m.

Cost: $3.00 per dog Cost: $3.00 per dog

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2012 - 2013 Operating Season:

July 23, 2011 - April 21, 2013

Washington Park Ice Arena 711 Kansas Street 634-6580 www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

Ice Arena Fees

Adult Admission ·············································· $4 Youth Admission(17 & under) ····························· $3 Skate Rental (figure and hockey) ························· $2 10 Session Pass Adult ····················································· $32 Youth ····················································· $24 Skate Sharpening Hockey ····················································· $5 Figure ·················································· $7.50 Coin Lockers ················································ 25¢ Ice Rental (per hour) Prime time ·············································· $220 Non-prime time ········································ $170 Co-Sponsored Activities (per hour) ···················· $150

You Can Rent the Washington Park Ice Arena

Group rentals are available at times when no programs are scheduled. Reservations are accepted on a first-come-first-served

basis. Inquiries may be made by telephone, but reservations are not confirmed until a non-refundable $10 holding fee is paid at the

Ice Arena. Full payment of all fees is required a minimum of one week before the scheduled date of usage and, if paid by then, the

holding fee applies toward the rental fee. A $50 damage/clean up deposit is required in addition to the rental charges. The deposit

may be waived with a credit card number. The deposit will be returned by mail approximately two weeks after the date of

reservation. If any damage occurs please allow more than the normal two week processing time.

The regular rental rate is $220/hour or $170/hour after 10:00 p.m. Call 634-6580 and speak to the manager for information.

Rental skates are $2/pair. Youth groups must have one adult supervisor per ten children. Maximum session length is two hours. All

regular Ice Arena rules are in effect during each rental.

Skaters interested in taking private skating lessons may contact the Ice Arena for information on skating professionals eligible

to teach private lessons. Students receiving private instruction must pay admission to the public or freestyle session, as well as pay

the instructor for the private lesson.

Instructors interested in teaching private lessons should contact Rachel Bruemmer, Skating Director or Brent Echols, Assistant

Skating Director at 634-6480 for eligibility, requirements and contact information.

The Jefferson City Department of Parks and Recreation is not liable for any private instruction from a coach who is not

registered through the Washington Park Ice Arena, a member of ISI, USFS or PSA and covered by liability insurance through one

of the aforementioned national skating organizations.

Private Lesson Policy

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Washington Park Ice Arena 711 Kansas Street 634-6580 www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

General Information for Youth and Adult Lessons

Join ISI

L E A R NL E A R N -- T OT O -- S K A TS K A T EE C L A SC L A S SS D E S C R I P T I O ND E S C R I P T I O N SS

This information describes the Ice Skating Institute weSKATE skill levels.

LEVEL DESCRIPTION

TOTS For all beginning skaters, ages 3-5 years old, this class will introduce basic skating skills in a play format.

PRE-ALPHA For all beginning skaters, ages 6-17 years old, this class will introduce forward and backward skating skills.

ALPHA For skaters who have passed the Pre-Alpha class/test. More advanced forward skating maneuvers and basic stops are taught.

BETA For skaters who have passed the Alpha class/test. More advanced skating maneuvers and intermediate stops are taught as well as backward skating.

GAMMA For skaters who have passed the Beta class/test. A variety of turns and change of direction are taught.

DELTA For skaters who have passed the Gamma class/test. Edges and basic freestyle maneuvers are introduced.

*Advanced classes for Homeschool and Adults are for skaters in Gamma and higher.*

ISI’s recreational ice skating program weSKATE, is used worldwide, has accepted

standards and has been developed for those who skate for recreation and enjoyment. It

appeals to first-time skaters because it teaches movements they can master almost

immediately. It provides achievable objectives with immediate results. The program is

based on logical progression of skill development, where skills learned in each level build

on skills achieved in the preceding level. Attractive ISI patches are available to recognize

skater’s achievements at every level of skating.

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Individual Recreational Skater Membership Benefits include:

Personalized membership card.

“Recreational Ice Skating” - quarterly magazine featuring recreational ice

skaters, programs, events and tips.

Test registration and patches.

Opportunities to perform and compete locally and nationally.

Access to skating manuals and brochures.

Accident Insurance.

Registration Fee: $15 - 1 year Activity #: 904190-00

All learn-to-skate classes are 30 minutes in length and include a 15 minute practice between the two class

times for any skater enrolled in the session. Each session of lessons includes four free public session

passes. Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis at the Parks and Recreation office by

mail, fax, phone, on-line or hand delivery.

For your convenience, we will also take your registration at the

Washington Park Ice Arena, but Parks and Recreation cannot guarantee

availability of rental skates in all sizes.

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Ice Skating Lessons

Level Time Activity # Fee

Tots (3-5 years) 5:45 p.m. 904201-1C $40

Tots (3-5 years) 6:30 p.m. 904201-1D $40

Pre-Alpha (6-10 years) 5:45 p.m. 904191-1C $40

Pre-Alpha (11-17 years) 5:45 p.m. 904191-1D $40

Pre-Alpha (6-10 years) 6:30 p.m. 904191-1E $40

Pre-Alpha (11-17 years) 6:30 p.m. 904191-1F $40

Alpha 5:45 p.m. 904192-1B $40

Alpha 6:30 p.m. 904192-1C $40

Beta 5:45 p.m. 904193-1B $40

Beta 6:30 p.m. 904193-1C $40

Gamma 5:45 p.m. 904194-1B $40

Gamma 6:30 p.m. 904194-1C $40

Delta 5:45 p.m. 904195-1A $40

Delta 6:30 p.m. 904195-1B $40

Adult Beginner 6:30 p.m. 904231-1A $40

Adult Advanced 6:30 p.m. 904231-1C $40

Washington Park Ice Arena 711 Kansas Street 634-6580 www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

Tuesday Learn-to-Skate Classes

August 21 - September 25 / Reg. deadline Aug. 14

Tuesday Advanced Figure Skating Classes

Level Time Activity # Fee

Homeschool Beginner 1:45 p.m. 904221-1A $40

Homeschool Advanced 2:15 p.m. 904221-1C $40

Late Fee Policy

Registrations received after 5:00 p.m. one week prior to the start of the lessons are not guaranteed

placement in the program. A $5.00 late fee will be assessed if you register after the deadline.

Advanced Freestyle 5:00 p.m. 904211-F1 $40

Ice Dancing (FS 1-10) 7:15 p.m. 904211-H1 $40

Bronze (FS 1-3) 7:45 p.m. 904211-A1 $40

Silver (FS 4-5) 7:45 p.m. 904211-B1 $40

Gold (FS 6-10) 7:45 p.m. 904211-C1 $40

Power Class (FS 1-10) 8:15 p.m. 904211-E1 $20

Variety Class (FS 1-10) 8:30 p.m. 904211-D1 $40

Monday Learn-to-Skate Classes

August 20 - September 24

Reg. deadline Aug. 13

Level Time Activity # Fee

Tots (3-5 years) 12:30 p.m. 904202-1F $40

Pre-Alpha (6-10 yrs) 12:30 p.m. 904191-1A $40

Pre-Alpha (11-17 yrs) 12:30 p.m. 904191-1B $40

Alpha 1:15 p.m. 904192-1A $40

# Beta 1:15 p.m. 904193-1A $40

# Gamma 1:15 p.m. 904194-1A $40

# Delta 1:15 p.m. 904195-1C $40

Adult all levels 12:30 p.m. 904231-1E $40

# Bronze (FS 1-3) 1:15 p.m. 904211-A5 $40

Saturday Learn-to-Skate Classes

September 8 - 13

Reg. deadline Aug. 31

Thursday Learn-to-Skate Classes

September 6 - October 11

Reg. deadline Aug. 30

Level Time Activity # Fee

Homeschool Beginner 1:45 p.m. 904221-1B $40

Homeschool Advanced 2:15 p.m. 904221-1D $40

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Figure Skating Practice

Washington Park Ice Arena 711 Kansas Street 634-6580 www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

Freestyle sessions are offered for skaters who are in advanced levels of figure skating. A skater must be in Freestyle 1 or above to

be able to practice on these sessions. A skater in the Learn-to-Skate lessons may use a freestyle time for a private lesson, but only

for the duration of their lesson.

Dates and times are available on the Freestyle/Stick & Puck Calendars on the website at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks.

A staff member will be on duty to take admission and the pro shop will be open.

1. Freestyles are practice sessions. Socializing should be done off the ice prior to or after the session. There will be no standing in

groups talking or skaters will be asked to disperse or leave the ice.

2. The following priority will be followed regarding right of way on the ice.

a. skaters doing their program with music over the ice.

b. skaters in a lesson.

c. all other skaters.

3. Please watch out for other skaters especially while skaters are doing their

program to music. This does not mean you need to stand and watch. Use the

simple rule: look where you are going. It is the responsibility of higher level

skaters to watch out for skaters at a lower level.

4. Program music should be played from start to finish, once. Please do not stop

and restart your program as there may be others who are waiting to have their

music played. When everyone has had their music played, you may play yours

again. Be courteous. Professionals with lessons may cut in line no more than

one time per lesson when needed.

5. Please follow the standard ice etiquette for practicing jumps/spins/teaching

areas (see Ice Etiquette map). This does not apply during programs.

6. There will be NO unsportsmanlike behavior from skaters or observers such as

kicking the ice, foul language, yelling at other skaters to get out of the way, or

intimidating behavior. Skaters or observers who behave in such a manner will

be asked to leave the ice and/or arena and will not be given refunds.

7. No food or drinks other than water on the ice. No chewing gum.

8. No sitting on the boards.

9. For safety reasons, iPods, MP3 players or any other personal device with head

phones are prohibited during freestyles sessions.

10. Proper attire should be worn on all sessions.

11. Bleachers or lobby area should be used to observe skaters. Only qualified coaches

are allowed to be in teaching areas. No relatives or friends should cause distractions from off the ice as it could disturb other skat-

ers/coaches. If need be, please exit the ice from the opened entrance door to speak with parents or observers. Please do not

open side doors on the bleacher side.

12. Videotaping must be done off the ice from the bleachers unless authorized to do otherwise.

Washington Park Ice Arena

(573) 634-6580

Www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

Rules of Conduct for Freestyle Sessions

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51st Annual Ice Show

Washington Park Ice Arena 711 Kansas Street 634-6580 www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

2012 Skate and Equipment Exchange

Saturday, August 20

9:00 a.m.—12 p.m.

Washington Park Ice Arena Multipurpose Room

This is a great opportunity to buy and sell seldom used or outgrown equipment, skates and other skating apparel.

You may also order new skates and equipment at this time. Sponsored by Jefferson City Parks and Recreation.

March 1, 2 & 3, 2013

Performances include a variety of spotlights and group

numbers given by participants of the

Parks and Recreation lesson programs and members of

the Jefferson City Figure Skating Club.

Show times are at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and at

2:30 p.m. on Sunday.

Admission is $6 for adults 18 and older, $4 for youth 17

and younger. Children under 2 are free.

More information for potential participants and spectators

will be included in our next program guide and available

at Washington Park Ice Arena.

Ice Theater

Ice Theater combines exciting music and a variety of dance and

skating skills to create a vibrant and captivating story on ice. Our

Ice Theater players include skaters of many ages and levels who

take an active role in costuming, props and sets as well as back-

stage coordination.

Tickets will be on sale starting the first week of August at the

Washington Park Ice Arena admissions desk or from a member of

the cast.

Tickets are $5 (free admission for 2 and under ) and are limited.

Practice Dates Show Times

Jul. 30 - Aug. 3 (12 - 5 p.m.) Saturday, August 11 - 2 & 5 p.m.

Aug. 6 - 10 (12 - 5 p.m.) Sunday, August 12 - 2 & 5 p.m.

Registration Fee: $150 Activity #: 904271-01

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JCSSC Speed Skating Camp

Washington Park Ice Arena 711 Kansas Street 634-6580 www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

Recreational Synchronized Skating - Formation Sensations

This camp is open to all ages and is designed to educate a speed skater on the fundamentals of the sport, taking theory and

dry land practice to the ice to create a skater prepared for competition or recreation. Go to www.jcssc.org for information or

call Kirk Bonnot at 573-338-3324. Activity Number: 904261-2A Fee: $40

August 12, 17 - 19

Off-ice: Sunday, Aug. 12 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.

Friday, Aug. 17 6:30 - 7:45 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 18 10:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. (lunch included)

Sunday, Aug. 19 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.

On-ice: Friday, Aug. 17 7:45 - 8:45 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 18 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. / 12:45 - 1:45 p.m.

Sunday, Aug. 19 12:45 - 1:45 p.m.

Stick & Puck

Practice Times:

Saturdays, 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Dates: September 8 – April 20

Activity number: 904251-A1

Program Fee: $125

On September 8th practice will be 11:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Parents need to be in attendance at the beginning of this practice for a meeting.

Synchronized Skating is a fun and exciting team sport for figure skaters. The Formation Sensations are a performance based team.

The ―Sensations‖ focus on the fundamental elements of synchronized skating. The team will perform at least four times during the

skating season: the Winter Recital, the Capital City Classic Competition at Washington Park Ice Arena, the annual Ice Show (3 shows)

and the Spring Recital. A team costume is required, but the cost of the costume is kept to a minimum. All skaters must have passed

the Alpha or Basic 3 skating level and be a current member of ISI to participate in this program.

Stick and Puck is a time for all adult hockey enthusiasts to practice hockey skills in an infor-

mal pick-up game setting. Players are required to provide their own protective gear, stick and

puck. This is a no-check and no-slapshot program. Rough and dangerous play will not be toler-

ated. Players must be at least 18 years of age to participate.

No pre-registration is required for this program—just drop in and pay an $8 admission fee.

There is no charge for goalies. Stick and Puck sessions are usually held Wednesday evenings

from 10 p.m.—12 a.m. and some Saturday nights. Times vary throughout the season, so pick

up a monthly schedule at the ice arena or go on our website at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks.

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Mid-Mo Tigers Learn-To-Play Hockey

Washington Park Ice Arena 711 Kansas Street 634-6580 www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

Youth Hockey Washington Park Ice Arena is home to one of mid-Missouri’s fastest and fun youth sports - ice hockey. The youth hockey program

consists of a combination of instructional practice sessions and games. Practices occur week nights on Mondays, Wednesdays and

occasional weekends with highly qualified, USA Hockey certified coaches. Practice sessions are designed to introduce and advance

players ages 4 - 17 in the game of ice hockey by teaching the fundamentals of skating, passing, shooting and team strategy. Emphasis for

our hockey program is to develop each player to the best of their ability through positive coaching and skill development. Players are placed

on a team following a skill evaluation process. All teams play in the St. Louis MAIHA -YD league. Mid-Missouri Tigers home and away games

are played on weekends November through February. A game schedule will be made available to all team members once arrangements are

complete in late October.

Registration

Saturday, August 18, 6 - 8 p.m. at WPIA

The Mid-Missouri Tigers Hockey Club is currently taking registrations. To register or get more information, contact club registrar Brian

Crouse at c3amigo@aol.com or by calling (573)619-4349, or visit their website at www.midmotigers.com. Registration forms will also

available at the Parks and Recreation office and the Washington Park Ice Arena.

Additional fees and/or equipment cost may apply. Fee amounts will be set in July 2012.

Fees may be reduced or eliminated through fundraising opportunities available through

the club.

Payment plans are available.

Level Birth Year

Mini-Mite U6 2006-2008

Mite U8 2004-2005

Squirt U10 2002-2003

Pee Wee U12 2000-2001

Bantam U14 1998-1999

Midget U18 1994-1997

Come hit the ice with the Mid-Missouri Tigers and learn to play hockey! The Tigers Hockey Association offers a comprehensive program

that introduces children of all skill levels into the game of ice hockey.

The Learn-To-Play program focuses on skill development without the pressures of competition. Following the USA Hockey Advance

Development Model (ADM), this program is built on a progressive curriculum designed to introduce beginners to the game’s basic skills.

Participants are introduced to the skills of skating, passing, puck control, and shooting in a progressive one-step-at-a-time manner. Our

primary focus is on player development and fun! Program cost is $50 per session*. Equipment is available to rent with a $40 refundable

deposit.

Program Goals:

Develop basic hockey skills—skating, puck handling, passing, and shooting

Offer a safe and positive experience

Introduce players to the concepts of cooperation and fair play

Have fun playing hockey

To register or get more information, contact club registrar Brian Crouse at c3amigo@aol.com or by calling (573)619-4349, or visit their

website at www.midmotigers.com. Registration forms are also available at the Parks and Recreation office and the Washington Park Ice

Arena.

Fees for the

2012 - 2013

season have

yet to be

determined.

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Washington Park Ice Arena

711 Kansas Street 634-6580 www.jeffcitymo.org/parks

Jefferson City Figure Skating Club ESTABLISHED 1962

JCFSC Is an activity co-sponsor of the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Commission.

Established in 1962, JCFSC is a non-profit organization and a member of U.S. Figure Skating.

The Jefferson City Figure Skating Club (JCFSC) is open to all skaters regardless of age or ability.

There is a class for everyone! Come meet our coaches and club members during pre-season camps.

Pre-Season Camps 2012

Check our website for camp brochures and registration information!

Camps are open to all skaters!

Check us out on Facebook and Twitter!

www.JCFSC.com

email at President@JCFSC.com

Basic and Advanced Skills Lessons

Special Needs Lessons

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PAVILION AND BUILDING RENTAL

All outdoor pavilions have enough picnic tables, restrooms, barbecue pits, water fountains and water spigots to accommodate the designated capacity. Those facilities with kitchens also have sinks, counter space, refrigerators and serving areas.

FACILITY RENTAL POLICIES 1. These rates apply to all individuals, businesses, and organizations.

2. Reservations are accepted first-come-first-served up to one year in advance. Inquiries may be made by telephone, but reservations

must be made in person, unless using a credit card. All reservations made more than sixty days in advance are required to pay a

$10 non-refundable holding fee to reserve a facility. The balance of the rental amount and deposit are due sixty days prior to the

rental date. If the full payment is not received by this time, the Department of Parks and Recreation will consider the

reservation canceled and will rent the facility to another individual, business or organization, if requested. Reservations made less

than sixty days in advance of use will be required to pay the full amount at the time the reservation is made.

3. The $10 facility holding fee required to reserve park facilities/shelters is not refundable under any circumstance except if Parks and

Recreation is responsible for the cancellation. If a cancellation occurs ten or more business days prior to the scheduled reserva-

tion, the facility/hayride rental fee and deposit is refundable, less a $10 processing fee. If a cancellation occurs less than ten

business days prior to the reservation, 1/2 of the rental fee and the entire damage deposit will be refunded.

4. All facilities require a $50 damage, clean-up, and/or key deposit in addition to rental charges payable by cash, check, MasterCard,

Visa, Discover or bank debit card. Provided the key is returned (if applicable), the facility is cleaned properly and there is no

damage, the deposit, if paid by cash or check will be returned by mail approximately two to three weeks after the date of usage.

If paid by credit/debit card the refund will be credited back to the card the Monday after your rental.

5. Sale of items, usage after 11 p.m., charging admission, and playing amplified music require the completion of a Special Use Permit

Application and advance approval of the Department of Parks and Recreation prior to a reservation being made, but not less than

10 business days in advance of the planned reservation.

6. Alcoholic beverages are permitted in the parks except where specifically prohibited and posted.

7. All rental time outside park public access hours of 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. carries an additional charge of $25/hour above and

beyond rates charged during public access hours.

8. If you have a question or problem with a facility, please call 634-6482 during business hours, 634-6400 after 5 p.m. or

680-7069 weekends and holidays.

Park Facility Capacity Rental Fee Kitchen Kitchen Rental

Binder Park Pavilion 100 $11/hour no n/a

Binder Park Lake Deck 75 $11/hour no n/a

North Jefferson City Park Pavilion 250 $16/hour yes $10 flat fee

Ellis-Porter/Riverside Park Pavilion 280 $16/hour yes $10 flat fee

Ellis-Porter/Riverside Park Amphitheater 900 $6/hour no n/a

Memorial Park Pavilion 450 $16/hour yes $10 flat fee

McClung Park Outdoor Pavilion 285 $16/hour no n/a

McClung Park Indoor Pavilion (non-alcohol) 200 $21/hour yes included

McClung Park Indoor Pavilion (with alcohol) 200 $42/hour yes included

North Jefferson City Recreation Area Cedar City Room (non-alcohol) 100 $21/hour yes included

North Jefferson City Recreation Area Cedar City Room (with alcohol) 100 $42/hour yes included

Shikles Recreation Center Gymnasium 240 $16/hour no n/a

Washington Park Ice Arena Multipurpose Room (in season) 80 $16/hour yes included

Washington Park Ice Arena Multipurpose Room (off season) 80 $26/hour yes included

Washington Park Ice Arena Ice Arena (non-ice/off season) 1000+ $80/hour no n/a

Washington Park Washington Park Center (non-alcohol) 45 $21/hour yes included

Washington Park Washington Park Center (with alcohol) 45 $42/hour yes included

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PARK PROGRAMS

Lewis & Clark Corps of

Discovery Monument Docent

Program Information

Greenway Trail (Main Corridor) Miles KM

Dunklin Street Trail Head to Southwest Blvd. 1.1 1.75

Southwest Blvd. to Stadium Blvd 1.3 2.08

Stadium Blvd. to West Edgewood Dr. Parking Lot .90 1.45

West Edgewood Dr. Parking Lot to Fairgrounds Rd. 2.1 3.40

Farigrounds Rd thru County Park to Covington Gardens 1.3 2.08

Greenway Trail (Spurs)

Duensing Ballfield to Swifts Highway .70 1.10

Stadium Blvd. to Satinwood Dr. .50 .80

Edgewood Dr. to Shermans Hollow .50 .80

East McCarty St. to Chestnut St. 1.2 1.92

Trailhead Plaza to Missouri River Bridge .60 1.00

Ellis-Porter/Riverside Park 1.3 2.09

North Jefferson Pavilion to Katy Trail 1.0 1.6

Katy Trail to Summit Drive .20 .32

PARK/FITNESS TRAILS

East Miller Street Neighborhood Park .25 .40

McKay Park .60 1.0

Memorial Park 1.3 2.09

MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS

Binder Park 13.5 19.2

Edgewood Drive (adjacent to Greenway) 2.3 3.7

Walk a Mile in Your Parks!

Greenway Trail Maps:

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/greenway.html

During the spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) planting seasons, Parks and Recreation staff will plant a tree from the list below. After planting, a memorial plaque will be installed in front of the commemorative tree. Types of trees available include: Sawtooth Oak, Red-bud, Swamp White Oak, Kousa Dogwood, White Pine, Crabap-ple, Magnolia, Autumn Blaze Maple and Burr Oak. Applications are available at the Parks and Recreation office. Commemorative trees are $150 per tree. Orders taken from June 1 - November 30 are planted during the fall, orders taken from December 1 - May 31 are planted during the spring. For more information, contact the City Forester at 634-6509. The cost of a memorial bench is $250 which includes installation and a memorial plaque. For more information, contact the Park Resources and Forestry Division Director at 634-6486.

Commemorative Trees &

Memorial Benches

The Parks and Recreation Department operates a wood chip and mulch give-away program adjacent to the Composting Exhibit Site in Memorial Park. When excess wood chips or mulch are produced during forestry maintenance, they are dumped at the site and are free for the taking for the general public. Availability varies throughout the year. Just bring your vehicle and your shovel and load the wood chips anytime the park is open. The compost site at Memorial Park does not accept yard waste or tree trimmings. Please do not drop off any items at the compost site. If you have yard waste to dispose, please go to 2417 Southridge Drive. This service is free for City residents. For more information on yard waste drop off, contact Jefferson City Community Development at 634-6409 or www.jeffcitymo.org.

WOOD CHIP & MULCH

Is your group coming to Jefferson City for a visit? Does your visit include sightseeing at the Capitol? If so, you can arrange an informative session about the history of the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery. Docents will be on duty at the monument Saturdays and Sundays and on holiday Mondays from mid-May through mid-September from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The docents can also ac-commodate groups visiting Jefferson City on weekdays year round. The docents speak to the personalities of the figures and their accomplishments on the expedition and what be-came of these people after the expedition. This information may not generally be known by most visitors. Questions and personal interaction between the docent and the visitors is encouraged to improve understanding. This session typically takes between ten to fifteen minutes, depending on questions and ongoing interactions. Visitors are encouraged to walk up among the individual figures as they provide a focal point for a photographic souvenir of their vis-it. Children may sit on Seaman the dog or in the lap of York and/or Droulliard. Caution by parents is recommended. To arrange a tour for your group please contact Amy Shaw at ashaw@jeffcitymo.org.

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Six Easy Ways to Register

The Parks and Recreation Commission has adopted the following refund policy regarding programs and facilities: Programs 1. If a cancellation is made prior to the registration deadline, a refund will be given, less

a $5 processing fee. 2. If a cancellation is made after the registration deadline, a refund will be given for 1/2

of the fee paid. 3. If a cancellation is made the day the program begins or later, no refund will be given. 4. Fees paid for team registrations are not refundable once a team registration has been

accepted and recorded. 5. Full refunds are made if a program is canceled by Parks and Recreation.

Facilities/Hayrides 1. Fees paid for admission to park facilities are not refundable. 2. The $10 facility holding fee required to reserve park facilities/shelters is not

refundable under any circumstance except as in #5 below. 3. If a cancellation occurs ten or more business days prior to the scheduled reservation,

the facility/hayride rental fee and deposit is refundable, less a $10 processing fee. 4. If a cancellation occurs less than ten business days prior to the reservation, 1/2 of the

rental fee and the entire damage deposit will be refunded. 5. Full refunds are made if a rental is canceled by Parks and Recreation. 6. Refunds due to weather will only be given if the park itself is closed.

Amusement Park Tickets 1. Amusement park tickets purchased through the Department of Parks and Recreation

are refunded, less a $5 processing fee, through Friday, September 28, 2012.

Late Fee Policy

Please complete the activity registration form located on page 33 of this program guide. We accept cash, checks, money

orders, MasterCard, VISA, Discover, and all bank debit cards. On a credit card registration, please include the card number, expiration

date, printed name as it appears on the card, and your signature. Make all checks payable to Parks and Recreation.

Refund Policy

Wa l k I n

The Parks and Recreation Department is located at 427 Monroe Street. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

M a i l I n

Mail the registration form and payment to 427 Monroe St., Jefferson City, MO 65101. Please do not mail cash!

Fa x

Fax the registration form to (573) 634-6489 using MasterCard, VISA, Discover, or bank debit cards only. To confirm receipt of your form, please call (573) 634-6482.

D rive

T h rou g h

Place your registration form in the 24 hour drop-box located on the north side of the Parks and Recreation building or use the drive through window during normal office hours to complete simple transactions.

Ph o n e I n

Phone in your registration to (573) 634-6482. MasterCard, VISA, Discover and bank debit cards accepted. To help expedite the registration process, please have all necessary registration information readily available.

O n - L i n e

You can register for activities on-line at www.jeffcitymo.org/parks. You may create an account online if you are a new customer. If you are an established customer but don’t know your login information, your user name and password can be emailed to you if you have an email address on file.

Many parks and recreation programs have enrollment limits and registration deadlines. To ensure a spot in your favorite activity, please be sure to register before the registration deadline. Registering early will allow for proper staffing levels, adequate equipment and program supplies for all participants, as well as saving you money. If space is still available in a program after the registration deadline, the program fees will be higher.

The Jefferson City Department of Parks and Recreation and/or the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Commission does not provide insurance coverage for injuries suffered while participating in programs or using facilities. Any costs related to such injuries should be presented to your personal medical insurance carrier.

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Registration Form

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ABOUT US

City of Jefferson Department of Parks, Recreation & Forestry

427 Monroe Street (573) 634-6482 ~ Fax: (573) 634-6489

www.jeffcitymo.org/parks ~ e-mail: jcparks@jeffcitymo.org Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

24-Hour Drop Box Service Available

Mission Statement

It is the mission and responsibility of the City of Jefferson Parks and Recreation Commission and the staff of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry to improve the quality of life for residents of the Jefferson City area by providing for the diverse leisure, recreation, community, forestry and open space management and preservation needs of present and future generations. The Commission and Department were created to acquire, manage, preserve and improve a quality system of parklands, open space greenways and recreation facilities, to develop and supervise a broad program of quality educational and recreational activities for all ages.

Gart Pollard, President Denise Chapel, Vice-President

Brad Bates Michael Couty Steve Duncan Marty Miller

Joanne Scheperle Edith Vogel Ryan Wilson

PARKS & RECREATION STAFF

William Lockwood ····································· Director of Parks, Recreation & Forestry

J.J. Gates ········································· Park Resources and Forestry Division Director

Phil Stiles ·························· Recreation Facilities and Special Services Division Director

Tina Werner ····················· General Recreation and Support Services Division Director

Mike Bollinger ··························· Recreation Supervisor/Special Populations & Camps

Missy Morarity ································· Recreation Supervisor/Ice Arena & Concessions

Jason Ratcliff ······································ Recreation Supervisor/Golf/Adult Basketball

Angie Toebben ······················· .Recreation Supervisor/Youth Sports & Adult Volleyball

Laurie Herzing ······························· Recreation Supervisor/Aquatics & Special Events

Rachel Bruemmer ··························· Recreation Specialist/Ice Skating & Concessions

Kerri Gates ························ Recreation Specialist/Youth Baseball & Softball/Ice Arena

Paul Beck ············································· Parks and Landscape Planner/Construction

Ray Wallace············································· Park Resources Supervisor/City Forester

Josh Werdehausen ····························· Park Resources Supervisor/Park Maintenance

Kevin Wieberg ············································ Park Resources Supervisor/Golf & Turf

Amy Shaw ··································································· Administrative Assistant

Dotty Sanning ···························································· Administrative Technician

Amy Schroeder ·················································· Customer Service Representative

Jessica Mosier ··················································· Customer Service Representative

The Parks and Recreation Commission is charged with the operation, manage-ment, supervision, control and use of the city’s parks and recreation facilities. If you would like to serve on the Commission, please fill out a volunteer profile form and submit to the Mayor. The form is available at City Hall or on-line at www.jeffcitymo.org. The Parks and Recreation Commission meets the second Tuesday of each month at 4:30 p.m. in the lower level conference room of the City Annex building.

Commission

Oak Hills Golf Center Golf Supplies Is it time for new clubs or maybe some golf accessories? Oak Hills has expanded its golf merchandise selection and now offers

a wide variety of golf clubs, golf balls, hats and other golf attire from Callaway, Titleist, Wilson, and Mizuno. Come in and see our

great deals. For every purchase, receive Awards Points towards free golf !

Clubs Gloves Grips Putters

The Pro Shop offers items from Arrow Hockey, Zuca, Mondor, Riedell,

Rainbow Sports, Jerry’s Skating World and a variety of other distributers. For

more information come check out what we have in stock or place an order with

Rachel Bruemmer at 634-6480, by email at rbruemmer@jeffcitymo.org or in

person at the ice arena.

Washington Park Ice Arena Pro Shop

Each Party Includes:

Pools: All day admission into the facility. Two hours in a reserved

outdoor party area.

Ice Arena: Admission and skate rental during a public session.

1 1/2 hours in reserved party area.

Snack (see options to the right).

Take-home souvenir cup with one free refill.

Personalized quarter-sheet cake.

Package 1: $125.00 for up to 10 Kids (Ice Arena, Memorial Pool)

Package 2: $175.00 for up to 15 Kids (Ice Arena, Memorial Pool)

(Memorial Pool $5.00 for each additional child up to 20)

Package 1: $115.00 for up to 10 Kids (Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool)

Package 2: $165.00 for up to 15 Kids (Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool)

(Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool $3.00 for each additional child up to 20)

Snack Options: Option 1: Each child may choose one of the following:

Hot dog & chips

Pretzel & cheese

Nachos & cheese

Option 2: Pizza (differs between Package 1 and Package 2).

Package 1—Two one-topping pizzas (12 slices).

Package 2—Three one-topping pizzas (18 slices).

Pizza Options: Cheese, Sausage, Pepperoni

Additional pizza may be purchased for $7.50 per large

one-topping pizza.

Ice Arena and Pool PackagesIce Arena and Pool Packages

http://www.jeffcitymo.org/parks/kidbirthdayparties.html

2 Junior Golf & Competitive Golf Clinic (July 9-13) Registration

Ends

2 Beginner & Intermediate Adult Golf Lessons (July 9 - August 13) registration ends

3 Intermediate Adult Golf Lessons (July 10 - August 14)

Registration Ends

3 Session II Swim Lessons (AM and PM) Registration Ends

3 Family Night, Ellis-Porter/Riverside Pool

3-4 Salute to America

4 Tour de Jeff Moonlight Bike Ride, 2 a.m.

5 Family Night, Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center

5 Session II Youth Tennis Lessons Registration Ends

9 Junior Golf & Competitive Golf Clinic (July 16-20) Registration

Ends

9-23 Adult Fall Softball and Kickball Registration

11 NFL Flag Football & Spirit Sport Cheerleading Registration Ends

13 Stars Under the Stars - “Jumanji”, Capitol Lawn

18 Session III Swim Lessons (AM classes only) Registration Ends

23 Adult Fall Volleyball Registration until August 8

23 Washington Park Ice Arena Opens for the Season

25 Beginner Follow Up Adult Golf Lessons (August 1-15) Registra-tion Ends

July 2012

1 Start Smart Football Registration Ends

3 Stars Under the Stars - “Meet Me in St. Louis”, Capitol Lawn

5 Ellis-Porter Pool Closes for the Season, 12-5 pm

5 Hot Dippity Dog, 6-7 pm, Ellis-Porter Pool

8 Adult Fall Volleyball Registration Ends

11 State Time Trials, Hwy 94

11 Kicks in the Stick Binder Trail Run

11 Ice Theater Performances, Ice Arena, 2 & 5 pm

12 Ice Theater Performances, Ice Arena, 2 & 5 pm

12 State Criterium, Downtown Jefferson City

12 Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center Closes for the Season - 12-5pm

12 Hot Dippity Dog, 6-7 pm, Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center

13 Monday Evening Ice Skating Lesson Registration Ends

14 Tuesdays Evening Ice Skating Lesson Registration Ends

19 Local Punt, Pass and Kick Competition, Jefferson City High School

20 Skate Exchange, 9 am - 12 noon, Washington Park Ice Arena

30 Thursday Evening Ice Skating Lesson Registration Ends

31 Saturday Morning Ice Skating Lesson Registration Ends

August 2012

MAY 2012

18 Junior Lifeguard Training (June 4-8) Registration Ends

19 Hershey’s Track & Field Meet, Lewis & Clark Middle School

19 Sailing Club Open House

22 Lifeguard Renewal Class (May 29) Registration Ends

23 Beginner Golf Follow-Up Playing Lessons (May 30– June 13) Registration Ends

25 Lifeguard Training (June 2-3) Registration Ends

28 Adult Golf Lessons (June 5 - July 17) Registration Ends

29 Adult Golf Advanced Scoring Clinic (June 4-June18) Registration Ends

29 Junior Golf Camp (June 4-June 8) Registration Ends

29 Showdown Theatrical Camp (June 4-22) Registration Ends

30 Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center and Ellis-Porter Pool Open for the Season

31 Junior Golf (June 6 - 10) Registration Ends

JUNE 2012

2 KidsFest, downtown, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

4 Junior Golf (June 11-15) Registration Ends

5 Family Night, Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center

7 Family Night, Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center

7 Thursday Night Live! Downtown Jefferson City

8 Stars Under the Stars - “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”, Capitol Lawn

9 Saturday Swim Lessons Registration Ends

9 Youth Fishing Derby, Binder Lake

11 Junior Golf & Competitive Golf Clinic (June 20-24) Registration

Ends

12 Family Night, Ellis-Porter Pool

14 Family Night, Memorial Park Family Aquatic Center

14 Thursday Night Live! Downtown Jefferson City

15 Family Night, Ellis-Porter Pool

17 Father’s Day Swim Special, Memorial Park Family Aquatic

Center & Ellis-Porter Pool

13 Session I Swim Lessons (AM and PM) Registration Ends

18 Junior Golf (June 25-June 29) Registration Ends

21 Thursday Night Live! Downtown Jefferson City

27 NFL Flag Football & Spirit Sport Cheerleading Registration Begins

28 Thursday Night Live! Downtown Jefferson City

29 State Hershey Track & Field Meet, Jefferson City High School

We’ve Al ways Go t It Goi ng On!

Calendar of Event s Did You KNOW?

Participating in physical fitness activities for

only up to 7 hours a week lowers your

risk of an early death by 40% compared to

people who are less active?