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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGrapevine Summer 2009T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 92 In Every Issue Facilities &Park Map ....................51 General Information ......................43 Healthy RC ..................................27 Registration .............................32,50 Rent for Your Event .......................49 Programs/Events Animal Care &Adoption ...............13 Community Theatre ........................5 July 4th Spectacular ..........Back Cover Human Services ............................19 Lewis Family Playhouse ...............3,4 Library Programs ...............14,15,16 MainStreet Theatre Company ...........5 Need a Babysitter?.........................11 Northtown Programs.....................33 RC Family Resource Center ............18 RC Family Sports Center ................24 Summer Special Events ...................8 Summer Programs.................9,10,11 YMCA .........................................41 Youth Activities Archery .......................................39 Arts &Crafts ................................34 Babysitter ’s Workshop ...................23 Basketball (Pee Wee &Youth)...........24,25 Bowling .......................................39 Ceramics ......................................33 Cheerleading ................................35 Child Development .......................35 Computers ...................................28 Cooking ......................................36 CPR ............................................42 Dance .....................................30,31 Dog Obedience .............................42 Fitness ....................................36,37 Flag Football (Youth).......................25 Gardening ....................................42 Golf .............................................39 Gymnastics/Tumbling ...................35 Horseback Riding .........................39 Ice Hockey/Skating .......................39 Library Programs ................14,15,16 Martial Arts ..................................38 Music ..........................................32 Playcamp/Playschool ..........11,20,21 Racquetball ..................................24 Rock Climbing ..............................39 Sewing ........................................34 Sign Language ..............................42 Soccer (Pee Wee)...............................25 Special Needs Activities .......18,40,41 Summer Camps/Clinics .........9,10,11 Swimming ..................................6,7 Tennis ..........................................39 Theatre Classes/Workshops ...........29 Walking/Running .........................36 Teen Activities Archery .......................................39 Arts &Crafts ................................34 Babysitter ’s Workshop ...................23 Basketball ....................................24 Ceramics ......................................33 Cheerleading ................................35 Computers ...................................28 Cooking .......................................36 CPR.............................................42 Dance .....................................30,31 Dog Obedience .............................42 Fitness ....................................36,37 Gardening ....................................42 Golf .............................................39 Horseback Riding .........................39 Ice Hockey/Skating .......................39 Library Programs ................14,15,16 Martial Arts ..................................38 Music ..........................................32 Photography ................................42 Racquetball ..................................24 Rock Climbing ..............................39 Sewing ........................................34 Sign Language ..............................42 Special Needs Activities .......18,40,41 Summer Sports Clinics...................10 Swimming ..................................6,7 Teen Center ..................................22 Teen Dances .................................23 Teen Recreation Activity Club ..........23 Teen Trips ....................................22 Tennis ..........................................39 Theatre Classes/Workshops.............29 Volunteer Program ...................12,23 Walking/Running .........................36 Family Time Community Theatre ........................5 Computer/Tech Junction ...............28 Drop In Play at RCFSC ..................24 July 4th ...........................Back Cover Lewis Family Playhouse ...............3,4 Library Programs ................14,15,16 MainStreet Theatre Company ...........5 Martial Arts ..................................38 Summer Special Events ...................8 Summer Programs.................9,10,11 Swimming ..................................6,7 Travel Connection .........................17 Walking/Running .........................36 Adult Activities Archery .......................................39 Arts &Crafts ................................34 Basketball................................24,26 Computers ...................................28 CPR.............................................42 Dance .....................................30,31 Dances at Brulte Senior Ctr.............31 Dog Obedience .............................42 50+Fitness ...................................47 Financial ......................................42 Fitness ....................................36,37 Flag Football Leagues ....................26 Gardening ....................................42 Golf .............................................39 Health and Wellness Seminars ...19,45 Horseback Riding .........................39 Ice Hockey/Skating .......................39 Jazzercise .....................................24 Library Programs ................14,15,16 Martial Arts ..................................38 Music ..........................................32 Photography ................................42 Racquetball .............................24,26 Rock Climbing ..............................39 Sewing ........................................34 Sign Language ..............................42 Soccer,6 Aside/Full Field...............26 Softball,Slow Pitch........................26 Special Needs Activities .......18,40,41 Swimming ..................................6,7 Tennis .....................................26,39 Theatre Classes/Workshops ...........29 Travel Connection .........................17 Volunteer Program ........................12 Walking/Running .........................36 Senior Adult Activities AARP Driver Safety ......................48 Arts &Crafts ................................46 Computers ...................................28 Dance Classes ...............................46 Dances @ Brulte Sr.Ctr ..................31 Doctor Is In ..................................45 Elder Law ....................................48 50+Fitness ...................................47 Health Seminars ...........................45 James L.Brulte Senior Center .........44 Just for Fun (Games)......................44 Nutrition Meals ............................48 Resource Library ...........................48 Senior Clubs ............................15,45 Senior Events................................45 Senior Services..............................48 Silver Fox Express .........................48 Swimming ..................................6,7 Travel Connection .........................17 Volunteer Program ........................12 Walking/Running ...............36,45,47 Wellness Pass/Personal Trainer.......47 T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S The Grapevine is published quarterly by the City of Rancho Cucamonga. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m3 U P C O M I N G E V E N T S L E W I S F A M I L Y P L A Y H O U S E Randall and Janell Lewis Present KEIKO MAT SUI Saturday,June 6th –8:00 pm Keiko’s rich and captivating presence combines eastern and western sounds to create powerful introspective and passionate music. VILLAGE PEOPLE Saturday,June 13th –8:00 pm Join us for an unforgettable performance with World Disco Icons, Village People including their chart-topping hits “YMCA,” “Macho Man”and “In the Navy.” RO CKAPELLA Sunday,June 14th 4:00 pm &7:00 pm The undisputed kings of a cappella music are back by popular demand!If you haven’t seen or heard these five gentlemen perform,you don’t know what you’re missing,get your tickets before they sell out! THE WONDER BREAD YEARSJimGamblePuppets: HANSEL &GRETEL Wednesday,June 10th –10:00 am Master Puppeteer Jim Gamble skillfully operates marionettes in Humperdnick’s famous operetta,Hansel and Gretel,the most popular of fairy tales.(for ages 2+) JUNE 2009 W E E W E D N E S D AY S Fo r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n ,v i s i t l e w i s f a m i l y p l a y h o u s e .c o m RED,HOT &BLUE! Saturday,June 27th 2:00 pm &7:30 pm This six-performer troupe takes audiences on a nostalgic musical journey through the decades in Red,Hot &Blue!. 12505 Cultural Center Drive,Rancho Cucamonga,CA 91739 Hours:Monday -Thursday 12 pm -6 pm Friday &Saturday 10 am -6 pm 2009/2010 Lewis Family Playhouse Season Now Available! May 4th:Renewing Subscribers and Playhouse Members ticket sales begin May 16th:Ticket orders and website sales begin Saturday,June 20th –8:00 pm Take a trip down memory lane with Pat Hazell’s The Wonder Bread Years…With comedy from his childhood,this comedian delivers a stand up routine loaded with nostalgia sure to have you rolling with laughter. T I C K E T S O N S A L E N O W ! OWNED &OPERATED BY THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA B o x O f f i c e :9 0 9 .4 7 7 .2 7 5 2 B O X O F F I C E I N F O R M A T I O N T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 94 Box Office:909.477.2752 12505 Cultural Center Drive,Rancho Cucamonga,CA lewisfamilyplayhouse.com SEPTEMBER 2009 11th The Pointer Sisters 12th –13th Mariachi Divas 26th If You Give A Mouse A Cookie OCTOBER 2009 3rd –10th If You Give A Mouse A Cookie 17th Second City Comics 24th –31st The Crucible NOVEMBER 2009 14th The Crayon Court 15th Champions of Dance 18th Baby Banana 21st Jake Shimabukuro DECEMBER 2009 4th –13th A Christmas Carol 20th Preservation Hall Jazz Band JANUARY 2010 9th An Evening With Ben Vereen 13th Peter &the Wolf 16th The Jungle Book 30th Cinderella FEBRUARY 2010 6th Fritz Coleman -Tonight at 11! 6th –13th Cinderella 12th –13th The Diary of Adam &Eve 21st Ed Asner as “FDR” MARCH 2010 5th –14th RENT 26th Andrew Lloyd Webber @ the Pops APRIL 2010 2nd Barrage 9th –18th Grease 21st Razzle Bam Boom 24th Judy Collins 25th Golden Dragon Acrobats MAY 2010 8th –22nd Treasure Island 21st –22nd Proof JUNE 2010 5th Air Supply OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA Rancho Cucamonga Community Foundation presents RC Community Theatre’s Written by Robert Harling Director ~Frank Minano Assistant Director ~Hope Kaufman In the haven of Truvy’s beauty salon,six very different women come together to share their secrets and bare their souls,throwing in a little neighborly gossip for good measure.In a time of need,it is in the familiar comfort of the salon where they seek the solace and support that carries them through.Performance Dates May 22 -31,2009 Fridays -7:30 pm •Saturdays -7:30 pm Sundays -2 pmTickets General:$16 •Youth/Seniors:$14 T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m5 ~L e w i s F a m i l y P l a y h o u s e ~V i c t o r i a G a r d e n s C u l t u r a l C e n t e r 12505 Cultural Center Drive •Box Office (909)477-2752 www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com Performance Dates July 10 -19,2009 Fridays -7:30 pm Saturdays -7:30 pm Sundays -2 pm Tickets General:$16 Youth/Seniors:$14 RC Summer Family MusicalSpectacular 2009… Music,Lyrics and Book by Lionel Bart Charles Dickens’greatest characters,Oliver Twist,Artful Dodger,Fagin and Bill Sikes, spring to life in this summer musical! PRESENTS… BASED ON THE BOOK BY LAURA JOFFE NUMEROFF ADAPTED FOR THE STAGE BY JODY DAVIDSON DIRECTED BY JOHN DAVID KELLER SEPTEMBER 26 –OCTOBER 10,2009 SATURDAYS –1:00 PM &4:00 PM SUNDAY,OCTOBER 4TH -1:00 PM GENERAL $16.50 •SENIOR $14.50 •YOUTH $13.50 SPECIALLY PRICED $8.00 TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR TARGET FAMILY WEEKEND PERFORMANCES SEPTEMBER 26TH If you give a mouse a cookie,he's going to ask for a glass of milk.When you give him the milk,he'll probably ask you for a straw…This hilarious adaptation brings this favorite book to life as an innocent boy’s offering of a cookie to a small mouse goes from mishap to calamity to catastrophe! Whoever thought that one little cookie could lead to so much chaos??(for ages 4+) Ti c k e t s o n S a l e N o w ! 9 0 9 .4 7 7 .2 7 5 2 T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 96 S W I M M I N G Registration will not be taken at pool sites.Registration Locations Early Bird Registration (Residents Only) Goldy S.Lewis Community Center at Central Park 11200 Base Line Road -(909)477-2765 Saturday --May 16,2009 (only) 8 am -noon Online Registration 1 day only --Saturday,May 16,2009 3 -11 pm No registration taken between May 17th -25th. 24 Hour online (Rcpark.com)and walk-in registration (Goldy S.Lewis Center) resumes for residents and non-residents: May 26 -July 30,2009 Monday -Friday 8 am -8 pm Swim LessonsAltaLomaandEtiwandaHighSchools June 15th -August 7th For information regarding swim registration or class availabilitycall(909)477-2765 Monday -Friday ~8 am -8 pmBeginningJune15,2009,for swim lesson questions ONLY,call the Alta Loma poolat(909)948-2948 (10 am -7 pm)or the Etiwanda pool at (909)899-3438 (4 -7 pm). Monday -FridayFour(two-week)sessionsFee:$55 per person each sessionResidentDiscountFee:$45 per person each session Session Dates Session 1:June 15 -June 26,2009 Session 2:June 29 -July 10,2009 Session 3:July 13 -July 24,2009 Session 4:July 27 -August 7,2009 Due to the popularity of our swim classes we recommend that you sign up for all sessions at one time (or as many as possible).Please advise office staff if your child progresses to a different level. Open Recreational Swim An adult must be in the pool with children under the age of 7 years old. Minimum:One adult per two children Alta Loma High School June 15 -August 7 Monday -Friday ~1:30 -3:30 pm Sunday ~2:30 -4:30 pm Fee:$2 per person per day Discount Swim Passes: $30 (20 entries per pass)•$18 (12 entries per pass) There is no limit to the number of passes that may be purchased. Passes must be used during the season they are purchased (no rollover to following year). Lap Swim Age:14 &up Get some great exercise and refresh yourself after a long day at the office or home.Lap swim pass must be purchased to participate. $3 per one hour time slot,a minimum 5 hour pass must be purchased (10 hour pass also available).Passes available at registration site.Space is limited and is on a first come basis.No instruction in this class. Etiwanda High School Pool 6:40 -7:40 pm --Monday -Friday Alta Loma High School Pool 9 am -noon --Saturday 10 -11:30 am --SundayAdultSwimAge:18 &up No prerequisite for class.All levels from beginning to advanced swimmer provided. Various strokes will be taught,as well as swimming under water,floating and diving. Alta Loma High School Pool 6:40 -7:10 pm 7:20 -7:50 pmTeenSwimAge:12 -17 This class is designed for the teenage beginning swimmer.Floating,breathing and beginning crawl stroke will be taught.Class held in shallow water and students will be introduced to deep water. Alta Loma High School Pool 6:40 -7:10 pmPre-Competition Age:10 &up Intended for students who wish to be involved in competitive swimming.Starts,finishes and flip turns plus freestyle,backstroke,breast- stroke and butterfly are taught.Must already possess advanced swimming skills. Alta Loma High School Pool 5:20 -5:50 pmSemi-Private Swim LessonsAll Ages Class is not meant to take the place of our highly effective group swim classes,but to supplement them.Cost is $20 per person,per class.May have up to two swimmers per instructor.Offered on Saturdays from June 20 through August 1,each class is 30 minutes. Alta Loma High School Pool 9 -9:30 am 11 -11:30 am 9:40 -10:10 am 11:40 am -12:10 pm 10:20 -10:50 am Refund Policy: Refunds can be given when notification is given two full working days prior to the start of each session.No refunds or credits will be issued after the start of sessions. Each class is offered at thelistedtimesinallfoursessions. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m7 Mommy or Daddy &MeAge:6 months -2 Parent with child participation,stressing water familiarization and safety. Alta Loma High School Pool 10 -10:30 am 4 -4:30 pm 11:20 -11:50 am 5:20 -5:50 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4 -4:30 pm 6 -6:30 pmParent&Guppy Age:3 -5 Parent and child class,for children whose chin does not clear a height of 36 inches (water level).Introduces child to water and beginning swim skills,focus on removing child’s fear of water. Alta Loma High School Pool 10:40 -11:10 am 4:40 -5:10 pm Noon -12:30 pm 6 -6:30 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 5:20 -5:50 pm 6:40 -7:10 pmTadpolesAge:3 -5 Child's chin must clear a height of 36 inches (water level)-no exceptions.Introduces child to water and beginning swim skills, focus on removing child's fear of water. Alta Loma High School Pool 10 -10:30 am 4:40 -5:10 pm 10:40 -11:10 am 5:20 -5:50 pm Noon -12:30 pm 6 -6:30 pm 12:40 -1:10 pm 6:40 -7:10 pm 4 -4:30 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4 -4:30 pm 6 -6:30 pm 4:40 -5:10 pmPollywogs Age:3 -5 Pre-requisite:Tadpole.Child's chin must clear a height of 36 inches (water level)-no exceptions.Instruction includes floating, kicking and beginning crawl stroke. Alta Loma High School Pool 10 -10:30 am 4:40 -5:10 pm 10:40 -11:10 am 6 -6:30 pm Noon -12:30 pm 6:40 -7:10 pm 4 -4:30 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4:40 -5:10 pm 6 -6:30 pm 5:20 -5:50 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm Dolphins Age:6 &up Pre-requisite:Seals.Review of the crawl and back strokes,plus instruction on the side and breast strokes,treading water, diving,underwater swimming,sculling and survival float. Alta Loma High School Pool 10 -10:30 am 4:40 -5:10 pm 10:40 -11:10 am 6 -6:30 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4 -4:30 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm 6:40 -7:10 pmWhales Age:6 &up Pre-requisite:Dolphins.Rotary and dolphin kicks taught with emphasis on endurance. Alta Loma High School Pool 10 -10:30 am 4 -4:30 pm 11:20 -11:50 am 4:40 -5:10 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4 -4:30 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm 6 -6:30 pmSharks Age:6 &up Pre-requisite:Whales.Students will attempt to increase their endurance and perfect all strokes. Alta Loma High School Pool Noon -12:30 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm 4 -4:30 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4:40 -5:10 pm 6 -6:30 pmIntrotoDivingAge:10 &up Introduces basic diving techniques to begin- ning students.All participants are required to successfully complete a deep water swim- ming test for entry to this class. Alta Loma High School Pool 12:40 -1:10 pm (low dive instruction only) Etiwanda High School Pool 5:20 -5:50 pm (low dive instruction only) Jellyfish Age:6 &up Back and stomach float,as well as crawl stroke,are taught. Alta Loma High School Pool 10:40 -11:10 am 5:20 -5:50 pm 11:20 -11:50 am 6:40 -7:10 pm Noon -12:30 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm 12:40 -1:10 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4:40 -5:10 pm 6:40 -7:10 pmFrogsAge:6 &up Pre-requisite:Jellyfish.Strengthens the crawl stroke,back and stomach floating techniques,as well as the survival float. Alta Loma High School Pool 10 -10:30 am 4 -4:30 pm 10:40 -11:10 am 4:40 -5:10 pm 11:20 -11:50 am 5:20 -5:50 pm Noon -12:30 pm 6:40 -7:10 pm 12:40 -1:10 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4 -4:30 pm 6:40 -7:10 pm 5:20 -5:50 pm 7:20 -7:50 pmSeaHorsesAge:6 &up Pre-requisite:Frogs.Back and crawl strokes are taught. Alta Loma High School Pool 10 -10:30 am 4:40 -5:10 pm 11:20 -11:50 am 6 -6:30 pm 12:40 -1:10 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm 4 -4:30 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4:40 -5:10 pm 6:40 -7:10 pm 6 -6:30 pm 7:20 -7:50 pmSealsAge:6 &up Pre-requisite:Sea Horses.Back stroke,diving, treading water and underwater swimming are taught. Alta Loma High School Pool 10:40 -11:10 am 5:20 -5:50 pm 11:20 -11:50 am 6 -6:30 pm Noon -12:30 pm 6:40 -7:10 pm 12:40 -1:10 pm 7:20 -7:50 pm Etiwanda High School Pool 4:40 -5:10 pm 6:40 -7:10 pm 5:20 -5:50 pm Pool Parties Let us host a summer pool party for you! We provide the pool and lifeguards.The following rates are based upon the number of people who will attend the party. $85 2 hours 1 -50 swimmers $95 2 hours 51 -75 swimmers $125 2 hours 76 and more Pool Party sessions are available June 20 -August 1 Alta Loma High School Hours - Saturdays from: 1 -3 pm 3 -5 pm 5 -7 pm and on Sundays from: Noon -2 pm For more information or to make a reservation call (909)477-2765. School calendars are changing…and so are ours! Beginning August,2009,Community Services program sessions will be changed to align with the new schedules adopted by local public schools.For local students,summer break will be shortened to adjust for this change.Please contact your local school district office for specific information on their school calendar schedule. Beginning 2009,Community Services Summer Session will be modified to include a mini-summer session of programs for those not tied to school calendars,such as adult and fitness classes.Mini sessions will be offered again in December,as schools will again initiate a calendar change for their winter break.Visit RCpark.com for complete details and a Community Services session calendar. Each class is offered at thelistedtimesinallfoursessions. S W I M M I N G T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 98 Kung Fu Panda (PG)July 6,7,10TaleofDespereaux(G)July 13,14,17Madagascar2(PG)July 20,21,24KitKittredge(G)July 27,28,31SpeedRacer(PG)August 3,4,7 July 9 th -August 6th Thursday Nights ~7 -9 pm Red Hill Community Park Amphitheater 7484 Vineyard AvenueAdmissionisFREE! July 6th -August 7th Mondays ~Central Park Tuesdays ~Victoria Gardens (Chaffey Town Square) Fridays ~Red Hill Park (Amphitheater) The TRAC snack bar will be available at Central Park and Red Hill Park. Reflux July 9th (Top 40’s)Urbyn Fyre July 16th (Reggae)Invasion July 23rd (British Invasion)The Answer July 30th (Classic Rock)Swing Cats August 6th (Big Band/Swing) Special thanks to our 2009 Title Sponsor for their continued support of Concerts in the Park! May 19th -June 16th Tuesdays ~Victoria Gardens (Chaffey Town Square) Sponsored by Lewis Apartment CommunitiesWall-E (G)May 19HighSchoolMusical3(PG)May 26Igor(PG)June 2HotelforDogs(PG)June 9TheLongshots(PG)June 16 Movies In Town Square Call (909)477-2760 x.2213 or visit RCpark.com for more information on Movies and Concerts in the Park. Concerts in the Park Movies In The Park S U M M E R S P E C I A L E V E N T S Rancho Cucamonga Police present…8 t h A n n u a l R o n I v e sBicycleSafetyRodeoSaturday,May 30 th8am-Noon Old Town Park 10033 Feron Blvd.FREE Activities include: •Rock Climbing Wall •3 in 1 Bouncer •Raffle Prizes. •Bicycle Obstacle Course (Bring your own bike). •FREE Pancake Breakfast. •FREE Bicycle Helmets to participants (while supplies last) For additional information please call (909)477-2817. RC Community Foundation presents…World Music ConcertsJuly8th,15th &22nd6pm Victoria Gardens Cultural Center Bank of America Imagination Courtyard 12505 Cultural Center Drive Bring your family to these FREE events and listen to great sounds from around the world! Call (909)477-2752 for additional information and updates or visit the Lewis Family Playhouse website at www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com A d m is sio n isFREE!!Games,activities and prizes before each movie.Bring your blankets and lawn chairs.Movies begin at dusk and are subject to change. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m9 New students must enclose a copy of a birth certificate or other proof of age. Kid ExplorersAges5-10 Share in the adventure this summer! This is a great chance for kids to spend half a day,twice a week,interacting with others while working on themed crafts, games,sports and special events.Lions Center East9am-noon Fee:$34/Resident Discount Fee:$24 Program Schedule Barcode #Week Days Date 130839 Week 1 M/W June 29 &July 1 130840 T/Th June 30 &July 2 130841 Week 2 M/W July 6 &8 130842 T/Th July 7 &9 130843 Week 3 M/W July 13 &15 130844 T/Th July 14 &16 130845 Week 4 M/W July 20 &22 130846 T/Th July 21 &23 130847 Week 5 M/W July 27 &29 130848 T/Th July 28 &30 130849 Week 6 M/W Aug.3 &5 130850 T/Th Aug.4 &6 S U M M E R P R O G R A M S Children are the eyes and ears of our communities.They see and know more than most adults realize. Children must feel safe in their homes and communities in order to grow up to become strong,confident, successful adults.Those attending this seven week course will hear a variety of topics presented by Police,Search and Rescue, Fire and Equestrian Patrol. Registration is required (please use form on page 50).Parents must stay for the duration of class.This FREE class has a $10 material fee due to the instructor at the first class. Inst.:RC Police Crime Prevention Unit 7 weeks Site:RC Police Station 135466 Tuesday 6:30 -8 pm 6/23/09 135467 Thursday 6:30 -8 pm 6/25/09 Back By Popular Demand ~KidzWatchAges8-12Presentedby RC Police CrimePreventionUnit Call (909)477-2890 for additional information. 10thAnnualFireworksSpectacularSaturday,July 4th Rancho Cucamonga EpicenterTicketsgoonsaleJune1st See back cover for additional information. 1st AnnualCampoutUndertheRCStarsJuly25th-26th Heritage Park 5546 Beryl St. Check in:1 pm (7/25) Check out:Noon (7/26) Fee:$30 per camp space (8 persons max.per site) •Tents only (No RVs or Trailers) •Outdoor cooking (Bring your own food -stoves provided) •Campfire with songs,skits and talent show •Group games •Nature activities and demonstrations •Fun for the whole family (children must be accompanied by an adult) To register or for more information visit www.rcfymca.org or call (909)987-0777. Presented by the YMCA. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 910 Youth Volleyball Clinic Boys &Girls ages 8 -14July20-24,2009RCFamilySportsCenter,9059 San Bernardino Rd Improve your volleyball skills.Includes individual assessment. Wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Fee:$95/Resident Discount Fee:$85 132419 Mo -Fr,8 am -noon S U M M E R P R O G R A M S Youth Soccer Clinic Boys &Girls ages 6 -13June22-26,2009BearGulchPark,9094 Arrow Route Learn important concepts of space,movement and basic soccer skills.Includes individual assessment.Wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes or soccer cleats. Fee:$95/Resident Discount Fee:$85 132416 Mo -Fr,8 am -noonYouthBasketballClinic Boys &Girls ages 6 -13July6-10,2009 &August 3 -7,2009RCFamilySportsCenter,9059 San Bernardino Rd Learn fundamentals and team play.Includes individual assessment. Wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Fee:$95/Resident Discount Fee:$85 132417 Mo -Fr,8 am -noon --July 6 -10 132418 Mo -Fr,1 pm -5 pm --August 3 -7 S u m m e r S p o r t s C a m p Fees:Residents:$105 per child per week $95 each add’l sibling/same week (A $10 non-resident fee is required per child per week.) T-shirt included in fee. No deposit refunds after May 14,2009. Fees:Residents:$55 per child per week $45 each add’l sibling/same week (A $10 non-resident fee is required per child per week.) T-shirt included in fee. No deposit refunds after May 14,2009. All City summer program schedules have been changed due to the modified school schedule that has been implemented by all Rancho Cucamonga public schools.Please visit RCpark.com for complete schedule details. $115 per child per week $105 each add’l sibling/same week. (A $10 non-resident fee is required per child per week.) $10 one time t-shirt fee is required. Min.25/Max.80 children per week. No deposit refunds after May 14,2009. C a m pCucamon g aAltaLomaHighSchoolAges5-12MondaysthroughFridays7am-6 pmJune15th-July 31st Registration for all camps began March 9th.Please call (909)477-2765 for availability and additional information. S p o r t s C l i n i c s Bring a light snack with you each day - Check out these other Summer Programs ~ •Teen Summer Trips --Page 22 •Mad Science Camp --Page 35 •Summer Art Workshops --Page 34 •Horsemanship Day Camp --Page 39 •Sewing Camp --Page 34 •Rock Climbing Camp --Page 39 Registration begins Tuesday,May 26th for residents(June 1st for non-residents).Includes a t-shirt,ratingsheetandacertificate.For more information call(909)477-2765. RC Family Sports CenterAges5-12MondaysthroughFridays7am-6 pmJune15th-August 7th Cucamonga Middle SchoolAges5-12MondaysthroughFridays1-6 pmJune22nd-August 7th T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m11 Guess what Mom and Dad?The City of Rancho Cucamonga’s Community Services Staff and Teen Recreation Activity Club (T.R.A.C.)members are here to help you out. The Night on the Town Babysitting Program, held at the RC Family Sports Center,will ensure that your children are entertained while you have an evening out on the town. Ages:Potty Trained to 10 yrs.old Cost/Child:$7 -1 to 2 hours $12 -2 to 4 hours $17 -4 to 6 hours Prices for multiple children are available. Space limited to 60 children per night. Reservations required at least 48 hours in advance.Call (909)477-2760,x.2396. Dates:May 30 July 11 &25 June 13 &27 August 8 &22 Time:6 pm -midnight New students must enclose a copy of a birth certificate or immunization record. For additional registrationinformationvisitRCpark.com Playcamp registration began March 9th.Please call (909)477-2790 for classavailabilityandadditionalinformation. Playcamp -For 1 -6 year olds --June 8th -July 30thOursummerversionofPlayschool!For a good summer time that includes crafts,songs,games and socialization! One-derful Ones Age:1 (Walking) Must be 1 and walking by June 8,2009. For parent and child,meets once per week for fifty minutes.Max.12 children per class. Dates:8 weeks starting week of June 8th. Fee:$64/Resident Discount Fee:$54 130722 Mo 9 am Lions East 130721 We 9 am Lions EastOnesPlusAge:18 months (Walking) Must be 18 months and walking by June 8, 2009.For parent and child,meets twice per week for fifty minutes.Max.12 children per class. Dates:8 weeks starting week of June 8th. Fee:$94/Resident Discount Fee:$84 130738 M/W 8:30 am Goldy Lewis 130737 T/Th 9 am Lions East 130736 T/Th 9:35 am Goldy LewisTerrificTwosAge:2 Must be 2 by June 8,2009. This is not a parent participation class. Meets twice per week for fifty minutes. Max.15 children per class. Dates:8 weeks starting week of June 8th. Fee:$106/Resident Discount Fee:$96 130744 M/W 8:50 am Lions West 130747 M/W 9:35 am Goldy Lewis 130750 M/W 10:35 am Lions East 130748 T/Th 8:50 am Lions East 130745 T/Th 11:05 am Lions East 130751 T/Th 1:35 pm Goldy Lewis Playcamp Age:3 -5 Meets twice per week for one hour and fifty minutes.Max.20 children per class. Session I:June 8 -July 2,2009 Must be 3 by June 8,2009 Fee:$68/Resident Discount Fee:$58 130759 M/W 8:30 am Lions East 130752 M/W 9 am Lions East 130756 M/W 9:55 am Lions West 130755 M/W 10:05 am Goldy Lewis 130766 M/W 11:05 am Lions East 130767 M/W 1:10 pm Goldy Lewis 130768 T/Th 9 am Lions East 130762 T/Th 9:55 am Lions East 130763 T/Th 10:05 am Lions East 130760 T/Th 10:40 am Goldy Lewis 130764 T/Th 11:05 am Lions West 130765 T/Th 11:05 am Goldy Lewis Session II:July 6 -July 30,2009 Must be 3 by July 6,2009 Fee:$68/Resident Discount Fee:$58 130776 M/W 8:30 am Lions East 130769 M/W 9 am Lions East 130773 M/W 9:55 am Lions West 130772 M/W 10:05 am Goldy Lewis 130783 M/W 11:05 am Lions East 130784 M/W 1:10 pm Goldy Lewis 130785 T/Th 9 am Lions East 130779 T/Th 9:55 am Lions East 130780 T/Th 10:05 am Lions East 130777 T/Th 10:40 am Goldy Lewis 130781 T/Th 11:05 am Lions West 130782 T/Th 11:05 am Goldy Lewis School Days Age:4 -6 For children entering kindergarten or first grade.Meets twice per week for one hour and fifty minutes.Max.20 children per class. Session I:June 8 -July 2,2009 Must be 4 by June 8,2009 Fee:$68/Resident Discount Fee:$58 130788 M/W 9 am Lions East 130789 M/W 10:05 am Lions East 130790 M/W 10:40 am Goldy Lewis 130791 M/W 11:05 am Lions East 130793 T/Th 9 am Lions West 130794 T/Th 9 am Goldy Lewis 130798 T/Th 9 am Lions East 130792 T/Th 12:05 pm Lions East Session II:July 6 -July 30,2009 Must be 4 by July 6,2009 Fee:$68/Resident Discount Fee:$58 130801 M/W 9 am Lions East 130802 M/W 10:05 am Lions East 130803 M/W 10:40 am Goldy Lewis 130804 M/W 11:05 am Lions East 130806 T/Th 9 am Lions West 130807 T/Th 9 am Goldy Lewis 130810 T/Th 9 am Lions East 130805 T/Th 12:05 pm Lions East Need a Babysitter? •Arts &Crafts •Games •Toys•Movies •Video Games •Snacks•Lots of Fun S U M M E R P R O G R A M S T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 912 V O L U N T E E R P R O G R A M Join our…Circle of Friends Our “Circle of Friends”is the perfect opportunity for those who like to volunteer on a regular basis.“Friends”must be age 15 or older,specifically register as a “Friend” and make a commitment of 100 hours annually.There are many benefits to becoming a “Friend,”such as years of service recognition,periodic events specifically for “Friends,”and recognition at the City’s Annual Volunteer Recognition event.Friends of the Library…enriching your life and community.Call (909)477-2720FriendsofthePlayhouse…where dreams come to life.Call (909)477-2775FriendsoftheSeniorCenter…for the best years of your life.Call (909)477-2780 Friends of the Pacific Electric Trail…New “Friends”opportunity. To find out how you can help this non-profit group support the Pacific Electric Trail, please call (909)921-1059. Coaches &Assistant Coaches Be an active member and role model in the community by coaching a pee wee or youth sports team!All volunteer coaches and assistant coaches must be fingerprinted and cleared by the Department of Justice BEFORE BEGINNING volunteer service (no cost to volunteer). Be part of your community and R.E.A.C.H –Residents Enriching A life by Continually Helping. The City of Rancho Cucamonga offers numerous volunteer opportunities for various ages and encourages you to get involved!Volunteering is the perfect way to put hobby or personal interest skills to use, develop new skills or discover a new talent.Explore new inter- ests,accumulate knowledge and have fun at the same time! In appreciation to all our volunteers,every year the City of Rancho Cucamonga holds an annual volunteer recognition event.This event recognizes and gives thanks to our amazing, dedicated,hard working volun- teers.Join in the fun and fulfilling experiences that volunteering can provide!Call (909)477-2760 x.2202 or 2214 for information. Dare to Care -Volunteer!VolgisticsOnlineVolunteerSystem A user friendly,online volunteer tracking system.Volunteers are able to view available opportunities,fill out online applications, track volunteer service,receive e-mail schedule reminders and much more! Volunteering is about helping others and taking part in impacting people’s lives,including your own.What better way is there to connect with others in your community and give something back?Opportunities are available in areas such as youth sports coaching,special events,family resource center, animal care,special needs and more! For a list of volunteer opportunities,or to apply to become a volunteer,visit RCpark.com and click “Volunteers”to sign up!For more information call (909)477-2760 x.2202 or 2214. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m13 (909)466-PETS (7387)Hours:Weekdays:1 -7 pm •Weekends:Noon -6 pm 11780 Arrow Route (South section of Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter &Sports Complex) Stop by and visit the Animal Care and Adoption Center to meet all the wonderful animals in need of a home.For information on animals,adoptions,volunteer and foster opportunities,animal field services and upcoming events,please visit www.rcpets.info. Rancho CucamongaAnimalCarean d A d o p t i o n C e n t e r Traveling With Your Pet - If you plan to travel with your pet this summer, preparation is the key to a happy vacation. Traveling with pets can be highly stressful for both you and your pets.Here are some helpful tips to make that journey less hectic: •Visit your veterinarian to make sure your pet is up to date on vaccinations. •Bring proof of current vaccinations if traveling across state lines. •Make sure your pet has a microchip or ID tag. •If your pet has not traveled by car before,take it for several short rides before your trip. •Bring plenty of plastic jugs filled with water from home.Drinking water the pet is not used to could upset his/her stomach. •Bring favorite toys as well as favorite food and dishes. •Make plenty of rest stops (every 2 hours)so you and your pet can stretch your legs and go to the bathroom. •Stick to your regular feeding schedule. •If driving,never leave your pet in a parked automobile. •If staying with friends along the way,be considerate.Or research prior to leaving,pet friendly hotels or other accommodations. June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month - The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)is celebrating June as Adopt A Shelter Cat Month.They want to “encourage all Americans to make pet adop- tion their first option and educate people about improving quality of life through the compan- ionship of a cat.” Our Animal Center has a variety of adorable, fun,and cuddly felines just waiting for a new home.Come for a visit today and see which new four legged friend will melt your heart. Don’t forget about our 2 Fur 1 Program!When you adopt two cats, we’ll waive the adoption fee on the second cat. Two cats can keep each other company while their owners are at work or school all day. Pets and Summer Safety - Summertime is usually a fun time for family and pets,but it comes with hazards as well.Keep the following in mind: •Lawn fertilizer and insecticides can be harmful to pets. There are also over 700 plants that have active toxic substances that can cause harmful effects in animals. •Pets and pools can be a dangerous pair. •Pets need exercise in summer,but extra care should be taken in the heat,especially with older dogs and those with short muzzles.Exercise pets in the morning or evening when the temperature is coolest. •Know the signs and symptoms of heatstroke,which are heavy panting,glazed eyes,rapid heart beat,restlessness, excessive thirst,lethargy,fever,dizziness,vomiting,and/or a deep red or purple tongue. •Skunks,raccoons,porcupines,snakes and other wildlife can injure your pet.Keep your pet in your sight and on a leash. •A bandanna soaked in water and cooled in the refrigerator, then placed around your pet’s neck,will aid in keeping them cool. •Parasites are out in full force in summer,take preventative action. Upcoming Special Events - Ruff Ride Motorcycle Poker Run &Party May 30th $20 donation includes poker hand,lunch,ride pin and raffle ticket.$500 cash prize to highest hand!Co-sponsored by Pomona Valley Harley Davidson. Bark in the Ballpark at the Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter July 1st •July 21st August 11th Back by popular demand - enjoy an evening of exciting baseball action with your pet! T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 914 Location HoursPaulA.Biane Library at Victoria Gardens 12505 Cultural Center Drive Rancho Cucamonga,CA 91739 (909)477-2720 www.rcpl.lib.ca.us E-mail:reference@cityofrc.com Mon -Thurs:10 am -9 pm Fri &Sat:10 am -6 pm Sunday -closed L I B R A R Y -V I C T O R I A G A R D E N S All library activities are free unless otherwise noted. Be Creative @ Your Library —2009 Summer Reading Club The Rancho Cucamonga Library is the place to be this summer!Enjoy great stories,entertainment,crafts and more! Children who read independently can earn a prize by reading a book a week.Younger children earn prizes for each five books read to them. Summer Reading Kickoff! June 20,2009 Archibald and Paul A.Biane Library Get your summer off to a great start by signing up for our Summer Reading Club.Contact the Archibald or Paul A.Biane Library for more information. Family Saturdays Saturdays are family days at the Biane Library!Each week enjoy fun family activities including crafts,storytelling,cultural arts activities and much more!Sessions start at 2 and 3 pm.Get Active @ Your Library May 16th Why be a couch potato when you could be a hot tomato? Come see how you can have fun and improve your mind and body.Get moving with an afternoon of challenging (and not so challenging)games and activities.Super Hero Day June 27th Did you know it is Superman’s birthday? To honor the Man of Steel,we’ll be celebrating with a supersized afternoon of fun! Let Us Entertain You Enjoy a great line-up of entertaining events throughout the summer!Shows take place on Thursday afternoons at 1 pm (Archibald Library)and 3 pm (Paul A.Biane Library).Free tickets available one week prior to each event.Contact the library for more information. June 25 Hawaiian Dance with the Aloha Dance Company July 2 The Musical Stylings of Hullabaloo July 9 Franklin Haynes Marionettes July 16 A Very Special Program…find out more at the library! July 23 The Amazing Animals of Pacific Wildlife Productions July 30 Summer Reading Club Finale Party * *Special admission for those who finish the Summer Reading Club. A 15-year tradition you won’t want to miss! (Programs subject to change) Teen ProgramsForTweensand Teens Ages 11 -17 “Fit for Life”Teen Summer Reading -Kickoff with Dancing Tehani June 18 –-7 -8:30 pm Dancing Tehani invites audience participation as she shows you some great moves to keep you active and healthy this summer.Summer Craft Cafe - June 25 •July 9 •July 23 --3 -5 pm Join us for an afternoon of fun!Make it a Movie Night - July 2 --6:30 –8:30 pm Enjoy a night out at the movies.Fit for Life Game Night - July 16 --7 -8:30pm Wii Games and more!Fit for Life Fun Night(at Archibald Library)- July 31 --7 -9 pm (see page 13 for more information) 3 pm •For ages 6 -11 June 24 •July 15 •July 1 July 22 •July 8 Create a work of art as you learn about all the amazing things artists can do!Walk-ins welcome! NEW!Wonderful Wednesdays! T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m15 Technology Ce nter Our FREE computer classes cover such topics as Microsoft Office,internet basics,buying and selling on Ebay,online homework help,open source software and more.Classes meet: •The first Saturday each month --10 am -1 pm. •Wednesday evenings --7 -8:30 pm. Please note -the Technology Center will be closed to general users during class times. Please contact the library at (909)477-2720 x.5071 or check our website at www.rcpl.lib.ca.us/tech.htm for a current schedule of classes or additional sign-up information. Book Clubs Reader’s Circle Book Club Now meets at the Archibald Library (see page 16).Senior Book Club Join us at the James L.Brulte Senior Center for fun discussions on your favorite books and authors!Sponsored by Rancho Cucamonga Library Services.Held the 3rd Thursday of each month,10 -11:30 am.Free activity,registration required.Barcode #130575Sci-Fi Book Club Every other Tuesday (during summer) We know you’re out there!Sci-fi fans unite at our monthly book club meetings.Meetings will be held in the REC Room at the Biane Library from 6:30 -8:30 pm.It's a Mystery Book Club 1st Thursday of each month at 7 pm Book discussions based on a variety of themes and authors. Open to all adults.Please call (909)477-2720 x.5063 for more information. ~Bouncing Babies Storytime ~ Mondays --10 and 11 am An interactive storytime for parents and their pre-toddler, ages 0 -23 months.Registration is required.~Preschool Storytime ~ Tuesdays --10 and 11 am For children ages 3 -5.Registration is required.~Pajama Storytime ~ Tuesdays --6:30 and 7:15 pm This family storytime offers parents the opportunity to attend with their child.Children may wear pajamas.Walk-ins welcome.~Toddler Time ~ Fridays --10 am A lap-sit storytime for 2 year olds and their parent/caregiver. Registration is required.~Family Storytimes ~ Fridays --11 am and noon Stories,songs and fingerplays for the whole family. Registration is required. *A parent/caregiver must remain in the Library duringallchildren’s programs. S T O R Y T I M E S Always here for you… Our virtual Library is open 24/7! Can’t sleep?Need a good book to read?Visit us from your computer any time -day or night.Check it out! www.rcpl.lib.ca.us L I B R A R Y -V I C T O R I A G A R D E N S T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 916STORYTIMESLocation 7368 Archibald Avenue Rancho Cucamonga California 91730 (909)477-2720 www.rcpl.lib.ca.us Hours Mon --Thurs:10 am -9 pm Friday:Noon -6 pm Saturday:10 am -5 pm Sunday:1 -5 pm Email:reference@cityofrc.com Preschool Storytime Wednesdays at 10 &11 am For children 3 to 5 years old (parent or adult caregiver must wait in the Library).Registration is required.Bouncing Babies Storytime Thursdays at 10 am An interactive storytime for parents and pre-toddlers from ages 0 -23 months.Registration required.Toddler Time Thursdays at 11 am For 2 year olds with a parent or adult caregiver. Registration is required.Family Storytime Saturdays at 11 am Children ages 2 -8 are welcome to attend with their parents or caregivers.Walk-ins welcome. Children’s EventsMargaretWiseBrown’s Birthday Bash!Ages:2 -8* Saturday,May 23rd -11 am.Celebrate the birthday of the author of “Goodnight Moon”and “Runaway Bunny”.National Friendship Day Ages:2 -8* Saturday,August 1st -11 am.Share stories about friendship and make a friendship braceletStorynites(sponsored by Adult Literacy)Ages:3 -8* Third Thursday each month -6:30 pm.Share an evening with your child discovering the joys of reading. NEW!-Terrific Tuesdays!Ages:6 -11* 3 pm •June 23 &30 and July 7,14,21 &28 Join us and create a work of art as you learn about the amazing things artists can do.Walk-ins welcome!Family ActivitiesFamilyFun&Games Nights Open to all ages First Wednesday each month,7 pm.Bring the whole family for a fun-filled night.*Children must be accompanied by an adult. Adult Literacy Program You can make a difference! Volunteer to help English-speaking adults learn or improve basic reading and writing skills. Make a difference in your community.One-to-one tutoring -Flexible hours -Free training For more information,call the Rancho Cucamonga Public Library Adult Literacy Program at (909)477-2720 x.5009. L I B R A R Y -A R C H I B A L D Technology Center •Free public computers -requires RC Public Library Card. •Printing available for a fee. •Applications:Internet Explorer,Word,Excel and Power Point. Check our on-line calendar for weekly computer classes! Archibald Library now offers FREE wireless internet access. All library activities are free unless otherwise noted. Summer Reading Program begins June 20th. See page 14 for more details! HouseCalls A caring volunteer will deliver books and library materials to homebound RC residents. For more information,to request an application for HouseCalls service or a volunteer application,call (909)477-2720 x.5029. Just for Teens!Tweens &Teens Ages 11 -17“Fit for Life”Teen Summer Reading Kickoff June 18 --7 -8:30 pm (at Biane Library -see page 14 for more information)Memory Book Project June 25 --7 -8:30 pm Create your own journal.Summer Craft Cafe July 2 &16 --3 -5 pm Join us for an afternoon of fun!Magic Wayne July 9 --7 -8:30 pm Take part in our Magic Workshop!Henna for Fun July 21 --7 -8:30 pm Learn about the ancient art of Henna.“Fit for Life”End of Summer Party July 31 --7 -9 pm Close out our summer reading program with an after-hours get together at the Archibald Library. Reader’s Circle Book Club 3rd Thursday of each month at 7 pm Open to all adults,discussion on a variety of fiction novels. May 21 –The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan June 18 –A Summer Affair by Elin Hilderbrand July 16 –Sarah’s Key by Tatiana de Rosnay August 20 –Mysterious California sponsored by the California Center for the Book T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m17 The City of Rancho Cucamonga provides a variety of trips and tours for all ages.Payment must accompany your reservation. For more information and trip confirmation call (909)477-2765. Dodgers vs Mets May 18,2009 Let us deal with the traffic and parking while you relax and enjoy the ride to Dodger Stadium. Departs at 4 pm and returns at 11:30 pm.Fee:$68 per person Barcode #128367MysteryTripJune16,2009 For those willing to venture into the unknown,this trip will be a complete mystery with the answers only being revealed at our destination.Departs at 8:15 am and returns at 6 pm.Fee:$78 per person Barcode #130370GondolaGetawayJune25,2009 Enjoy the sights and sounds aboard a Venetian Gondola.Includes Gondola Cruise,refreshments, lunch at Bubba Gump Shrimp Company in Long Beach and transportation.Departs at 9:30 am and returns at 5 pm.Fee:$99 per person Barcode #130368HollywoodBowlJuly4,2009 Spend an evening at this famous landmark with John Fogerty at the “Fogerty and Fireworks” event.Includes transportation and admission. Departs at 4:30 pm and returns at midnight.Fee:$96 per person Barcode #130371PageantoftheMastersatTheFestivalofArtsJuly15&29,2009 “The Muse”is this year ’s pageant theme.Includes transportation,lunch at the Five Crowns and admission.Departs at 3:30 pm and returns at midnight.Fee:$92 per person Barcode #130366 (7/15)Barcode #130367 (7/29)Catalina Island August 4,2009 Cruise to Southern California’s island paradise aboard the Catalina Flyer.Upon arrival,you’ll have the opportunity to explore the island on your own.Departs at 7 am and returns at 7 pmFee:$98 per person Barcode #130369DodgersvsCubsAugust22,2009 Enjoy a fun-filled summer afternoon watching these two teams battle each other at Dodger Stadium.Transportation and admission included.Departs at 11 am and returns at 6 pm.Fee:$68 per person Barcode #130372 ~Special Requests ~ If you have a special need,please inform our staff at the time of registration. Deposit requirement for multi-day trips are due at the time of reservation. Final payment is due 45 days prior to departure. Multi-Day Trips Golden Nugget September 15 -17,2009 Spend three days and two nights at the famous Golden Nugget in downtown Las Vegas.Price includes deluxe transportation,accommodations for a two night stay,a welcome cocktail and one breakfast coupon.Departs at 9 am on September 15th and returns at 5:30 pm on September 17th.Payment due by August 1st.Barcode #125524Fee:$200 per person -Double$260 per person -Single Lock in your airfare price today by calling (909)477-2765 x.8059 for reservations or additional information. T R A V E L C O N N E C T I O N Also taking reservations for…Eastern Rail Odyssey ~August 23 -30,2009MackinacIsland~September 18 -27 &October 2 -11,2009SpiritofWashington,DC ~September 17 -21,2009NewEnglandBackRoads~October 8 -15,2009Croatia’s Riviera ~October 27 -November 4,2009Italy-Passion Play ~September 13 -24,2010 We Want To Hear From You! Have a question about one of our classes? Need to know more information about reserving a park?Now ask the questions when it’s convenient for you! E-mail us 24 /7 atCSDinfo@cityofrc.us Consultations available for any out of state or international vacations.Call for a complete listing,dates and prices. TRIPS DEPART FROM THE GOLDY S.LEWIS COMMUNITY CENTER AT 11200 BASE LINE ROAD Cancellation Policy The required amount of advanced notice for cancellations vary.Registrant is responsible for verifying the amount of time required to cancel a reservation to receive a refund (full or partial).In some instances a refund may only be given if an additional passenger can take your place. The RC Family Resource Center works with various agencies to provide an array of social services to the entire community.Services include,but are not limited to,emergency food/clothing,ESL classes, case management,family crisis intervention,family/spousal abuse and alcohol/substance abuse counseling,health insurance information,life skills classes,parenting classes and support groups. Please call (909)477-2781 for more information on resources or becoming a service provider. NEW!Domestic Violence 101 Wednesdays --10 -11:30 am Addresses domestic violence issues,helps provide support and resolutions.Presented by House of Ruth. NEW!Life Skills Group Thursdays --10 -11:30 am Assists in providing battered women and their children with skills needed to enhance their potential.Presented by House of Ruth.Domestic Violence FamilyWorkshop By appointment only. Guidance for both victims and abusers. Presented by Eagle's Wings.Good Healing /Good Grief 1st &3rd Wednesdays --6:30 -8:30 pm Support group for those who are dealing with loss and those in caregiving roles. Presented by Community Care Hospice.In Support Group Mondays --10 -11:30 am Addresses the trauma experienced by battered women and their children. Presented by House of Ruth.Parenting Class Thursdays --4 -6 pm Provides parenting education and informa- tion for teen parents and pregnant teens. Presented by Para Los Ninos. Behavioral Health Workshops Wednesdays --6 -8 pm Workshops that provide help to families in topics such as bullying,ADHD,blended families,teen communication and more! Provided By Community Crisis Response Team.Healthcare Education andReferrals Tuesdays and Thursdays --3:30 -5 pm Provides education,enrollment and appli- cation assistance to uninsured children as well as health referral information. Presented by Healthcare Benefits for All.Healthy Families Wednesdays --3 -4:30 pm Helping parents of the Cucamonga School District in obtaining medical insurance and information.Presented by Healthy Families. Schedules subject to change.Please call (909)477-2781 for more information or schedule verification. Teens Family Workshops NEW!Parent Support Group Wednesdays --5 -6:30 pm Support group for parents to discuss issues affecting their children.Presented by Community Crises Response Team.Caregiver Support Group 4th Thursday --6 -7 pm Helps develop tools to increase self-care, enhance caregiving skills and explore resources.Presented by Community Senior Services.Case Management for Caregivers 3rd Thursday --By appointment only To provide support,examine care options and suggest services to assist caregivers of Seniors over 60 years old.Presented by Community Senior Services.Traditional 12-Step Program Tuesdays --6 -8 pm For women only -a twelve step program for those with alcohol,chemical or similar dependencies.Presented by Beauty for Ashes.Women's Peer Support Group Tuesdays --6 -8 pm A support group for adult women wanting to grow mentally,emotionally and spiritually. Presented by Beauty for Ashes. Adult Workshops Health Workshops 9791 Arrow Route --(909)477-2781 •Hours:Monday -Friday •9 am -8 pm Healthy Teens Program Monday &Wednesday --3 -4:30 pm Teens learn to improve their community by building leadership,self esteem and becoming knowledgeable in the medical field for future careers.Presented by Reach-Out West End.Teen Dating Violence Prevention Fridays --4 -5 pm An educationally based,certified,10 week cyclical,open- ended workshop for youth.Presented by Option House. NEW!Who’s Your Hero? Fridays --3 -4:30 pm Activity based mentoring program for girls ages 9 -11,teaching how to make good choices,explore new ideas and make friends. Signed parental permission slip required. Presented by Women on the Move Network. NEW!Youth Empowerment Club Mondays &Fridays --By appointment only Wednesdays --3:30 -5:30 pm Children may join at any age,includes fun activities,projects,events and development of planning and decision-making skills. Presented by Lighthouse Learning Resource Center. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 918 NEW!Special Needs Support Group 3rd Thursdays --5:30 -8 pm For those who live or work with children or young adults with special needs.Presented by Pomona Valley/ Inland Learning Disabilities Association.Special Needs Young AdultSocial Meets during Support Group meeting. Participants must be 16 years or older and parent must attend support group meeting. Youth R C F A M I L Y R E S O U R C E C E N T E R Inland Valley Justice Center Provides no or low cost mediation and conciliation to individuals including,but not limited to,community mediation (landlord/tenant,contract disputes,personal injury),legal document assistance,notary service and family programs (divorce and elder care).Call (909)477-2781 x.2370 for more information.Adult ESL Class At Northtown Mondays &Thursdays --6 -8 pm Learn to understand,speak,read and write in English.Presented by Chaffey Adult School.Surplus Food Distribution Program The Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County Food Bank,along with the City of Rancho Cucamonga,distributes surplus food on the first Monday of every month from 11 am -1 pm to eligible residents at the Goldy S.Lewis Community Center. Eligibility is based on income.Distribution is on a first come,first serve basis.There is a homebound delivery program for the physically disabled.Proof of residency and income self-certification are required.For more information or to verify your family's eligibility,please call (909)477-2765 x.8055. Rancho Cucamonga Directories The City of Rancho Cucamonga Resource Directory,Child Care Directory and Senior Housing Directory are available free of charge to interested residents.For more information call (909)477-2781.Cell Phone Recycling Donate your old cell phone and battery charger for emergency purposes to a resident in need.Drop off phones and chargers to the RC Family Resource Center.For more information or to request a phone,call (909)477-2781. .Information/Referral Service Provides information and referrals for the following:emergency food banks, utility assistance,immunizations,shelters, legal aid,drug and alcohol abuse as well as other forms of assistance.For more information call (909)477-2781.Inland Counties Legal Services Provides FREE legal assistance in certain areas of civil (non-criminal)law for low income residents of San Bernardino and Riverside counties.For information or assistance call (909)980-0982.Bus Passes Monthly,weekly and ten packs of daily bus passes are available for purchase at the James L.Brulte Senior Center.Discounted passes available for students,seniors and the disabled.For more information,please call (909)477-2780.Fishing License Application For those that qualify,reduced fee and free fishing license applications are avail- able at the James L.Brulte Senior Center front desk.Proof of income is required. For more information call (909)477-2780. Immunization Clinic Clinics are sponsored by the San Bernardino County Public Health Department and are for children 2 months –18 years.For more information call the San Bernardino Department of Public Health at (909)387-6521.Healthy Families Outreach If your children (age 0 -18)are not currently covered under employer health in- surance,they may be eligible for no or low cost health coverage through state and federal sponsored programs. •Health,dental and vision programs as low as $4 -$15 per child monthly (Healthy Families). •Free screening and application assistance from Certified Assistors. For additional information call “Healthcare Benefits For All”at (909)957-4335.Appointment required. S e r v i c e s f o r t h e W H O L E C o m m u n i t yHU M A N S E R V I C E S T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m19 FREE Programs at theRCFamilyResourceCenter -Family Nights 3rd Friday of each month --5 -8 pm Family fun with activities everyone can enjoy.To register call (909)477-2781. Food Pantry Mon.Wed.&Fri.--10 -11 am Provides emergency food for local residents in need.Presented by The ACI Ministries.TOUCH Clothing Program 1st Friday --Noon -4 pm Supplies food,clothing and hygiene products to those in need.Presented by TOUCH Ministries. Loma Linda Health Education Series -Spinal Health June 10 --10:30 amPreventingDehydration June 16 --10 am RC Family Resource Fair Saturday,June 6th •10 am -2 pm RC Family Resource Center (9791 Arrow Route) Information from non-profit organizations servicing Rancho Cucamonga. Activities •Entertainment •Give-aways For more information,please call (909)477-2781. Health and Wellness Seminars At Goldy S.Lewis Community Center Casa Colina Health Seminars -Podiatry Screenings June 2nd --11 amBoneDensityScreenings July 14 --11 amFreeHearingScreenings August 4 --11 am For more information see page 45 or call (909)477-2780 x.8055. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 920 Fee Schedule -Fees are billed in tri-annual installments.Rates may vary due to observed holidays.Payments will be pro-rated based on the quarter of enrollment.A non-refundable enroll- ment fee of $10 per class is due upon enrollment each year. Loves Playschool Class Locations: Goldy S.Lewis Community Ctr.*Mulberry Early Education 11200 Base Line Road 8435 Archibald Avenue,Rm#101 Lions Center East *Frost Early Education 9191 Base Line Road 12860 Banyan Street,Rm#101 Lions Center West 9161 Base Line Road *Mulberry and Frost classes incorporate all of Playschool’s social development,learning objectives and integration with the County’s adaptive program which benefits both the County’s students,as well as our own Playschool students. The Playschool program is a progressive socialization program for children ages 1 -5 which runs from August to May.Classes focus on building self-esteem,attention spans and social development through games,music,crafts and group play.Playschool Registration The Playschool registration office is located at Lions Center East and is open Monday through Thursday,8 am -3 pm.Enrollment is open until all spaces are filled.For more information regarding registration procedures or for space availability,please call the Playschool registration office at (909)477-2790 x.2302 or visit RCpark.com. All participants are required to register at Lions Center East.Registrations are processed in the order received.Receipts will be mailed to the current address on participants account. Playschool Registration Checklist: All registrations must be accompanied by the following: •Fee:$40/Resident Discount Fee:$30 Nonrefundable payment for each partici- pant per class.Participants enrolled on or after July 16,2009,are required to pay the first tri-annual payment in full. •Proof of age required for all new students. •Proof of residency is required for all participants (must bring a current utility bill in parents or guardians name). •A completed Playschool registration form for each participant.Please list all alternate class choices. Participants may only enroll in one class at a time per year.(Except 4’s &5’s,Letter Learners and Ready Readers classes.) *All participants unable to be placed in a class will be put on a waitlist. Ready Readers Children will be introduced to early reading and writing skills.Pre-requisite:Child must be concurrently enrolled in a 4’s and 5’s class. Class meets once a week and is limited to ten children with one instructor and one aide. Inst.:Heather Larson Site:Lions East 132882 Mo 2:25 -3:40 pm 132881 Th 2:20 -3:35 pm Inst.:Melisa Barnes Site:Lions East 132883 Mo 1:05 -2:20 pm 132886 Th 12:55 -2:10 pm Inst.:April Rapoza Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132885 We 2:05 -3:20 pm Letter Learners Children develop letter recognition and focus solely on the alphabet.Pre-requisite:Must be concurrently enrolled in a 4’s &5’s class. Class meets once a week and is limited to children with one instructor and one aide. Inst.:April Rapoza Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132874 Mo 2:05 -2:55 pm 132877 Tu 2:25 -3:15 pm Inst.:Melisa Barnes Site:Lions East 132876 Tu 12:55 -1:45 pm 132879 We 1:05 -1:55 pm Inst.:Heather Larson Site:Lions East 132873 Tu 2:20 -3:10 pm 132878 We 2:25 -3:15 pm ONLINE REGISTRATION Playschool registration will be available online at RCpark.com beginning April 6,2009,through July 16,2009.Participants registering for the first time are required to come,in person,to Goldy S. Lewis or Lions East Community Centers to set up an account and provide proof of age (birth certificate or immunization record). Once done,you will then be able to register online.Online registration requires payments to be made in full;no scheduled payments are available online. P L A Y S C H O O L2009-2010 Playschool Program --August 17,2009 -May 13,2010ResidentPriorityRegistrationbeganApril4,2009 School calendars are changing…and so are ours! Beginning August,2009,Community Services program sessions will be changed to align with the new schedules adopted by local public schools.For local students,summer break will be shortened to adjust for this change.Please contact your local school district office for specific information on their school calendar schedule. Beginning 2009,Community Services Summer Session will be modified to include a mini-summer session of programs for those not tied to school calendars,such as adult and fitness classes.Mini sessions will be offered again in December,as schools will again initiate a calendar change for their winter break.Visit RCpark.com for complete details and a Community Services session calendar. Class Fee/Class Yearly Pymt. One’s $7.00 $245 One’s Plus $6.00 $420 Two’s $6.50 $455 Two’s Plus $6.50 $455 Three’s $8.50 $595 Three’s Plus $10.00 $700 4/5’s $9.50 $665 4/5’s M/W/F $9.00 $945 Letter Learner $7.00 $245 Ready Reader $8.00 $280 1 2 3 4 5 T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m21 Playschool Scholarships Activity scholarships are available for residents only,call for requirements at (909)477-2765. The Playschool program welcomes children with disabilities. Playschool staff will work with each child to make the experience a beneficial one for all involved. One-derful One’s &One’s Plus One-derful Ones and Ones Plus are specially designed for the parent and child. Classes are for the one year old who is able to walk.Children will be introduced to basic early learning skills involving socialization and motor skills.Class is limited to twelve children and their parent. One-derful One’s Must be one by October 1,2009 Inst.:Heather Larson Site:Lions East 132367 We 8:50 -9:40 am Inst.:Brittany Hansberger Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132368 Fr 9 -9:50 am One’s Plus Must be One by April 1,2009 Inst.:Heather Larson Site:Lions East 132371 T/Th 9:45 -10:35 am Inst.:Wendy Duarte Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132370 T/Th 9 -9:50 amTerrificTwo’s &Two’s Plus Terrific Two’s and Two’s Plus are designed for the two year old who is ready to meet twice per week.This is not a parent participa- tion class.Class provides an opportunity for children to socialize with other children. Class is limited to fifteen children with one in- structor and one aide. Terrific Two’s Must be two by December 1,2009 Inst.:Melisa Barnes Site:Lions East 132666 M/W 8:30 -9:20 am Inst.:Heather Larson Site:Lions East 132667 M/W 9:55 -10:45 am Inst.:Denise Carreon Site:Lions East 132668 T/Th 9:50 -10:40 am Inst.:Brittany Hansberger Site:Lions West 132669 T/Th 10:25 -11:15 am Two’s Plus Must be two by June 1,2009 Inst.:Rebecca Hendrix Site:Lions East 132716 M/W 11:45 am -12:35 pm Inst.:Melisa Barnes Site:Lions East 132717 T/Th 8:20 -9:10 am Inst.:Denise Carreon Site:Lions East 132718 T/Th 8:45 -9:35 am Inst.:Wendy Duarte Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132719 T/Th 10:05 -10:55 am Fabulous 4's &5's As the child progresses,so does the program.Children can grow and learn together as they prepare for kindergarten. Class meets twice per week,limit is twenty children with one instructor and one aide. Must be four by December 1,2009 Inst.:Wendy Duarte Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132776 M/W 8:15 -11:05 am Inst.:Katie Chamlee Site:Lions West 132782 T/Th 11 am -1:50 pm Inst.:TBA Site:Lions East 132774 M/W 8:45 -11:35 am Inst.:April Rapoza Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132777 M/W 10:35 am -1:25 pm 132785 T/Th 10:45 am -1:35 pm Inst.:Kim Davis Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132778 M/W Noon -2:50 pm 132781 T/Th 8:30 -11:20 am Inst.:Shelley Sedey Site:Frost 132779 T/Th 8:30 -11:20 am Inst.:Sierra Birdsong Site:Lions East 132784 T/Th 10:40 am -1:30 pm Inst.:Denise Carreon Site:Lions East 132786 T/Th 11:20 am -2:10 pm Inst.:Heather Larson Site:Lions East 132783 T/Th 11:20 am -2:10 pm Inst.:Brittany Hansberger Site:Lions West 132787 T/Th 11:55 am -2:45 pmFabulous4’s &5’sMonday,Wednesday &Friday Classes are for children who just can’t get enough of the Playschool Program and want to learn one more day.Class meets three times a week and is limited to twenty children with one instructor and one aide. Must be four by December 1,2009 Inst.:TBA Site:Lions East 132866 M/W/F 8:30 -11:20 am Inst.:Roslyn Clarke Site:Mulberry 132867 M/W/F 8:30 -11:20 am Inst.:Shelley Sedey Site:Frost 132868 M/W/F 8:30 -11:20 am Inst.:Rebecca Hendrix Site:Lions East 132869 M/W/F 8:45 -11:35 am Inst.:Melisa Barnes Site:Lions East 132870 M/W/F 9:35 am -12:25 pm Inst.:Wendy Duarte Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132871 M/W/F 11:45 am -2:35 pm Inst.:Irma Zendejas Site:Lions East *134367 M/W/F 1:30 -4:20 pm *Kindergarten Readiness Thrilling Three’s &Three’s Plus Introduction to early learning such as colors,numbers and the alphabet.Classes meet twice per week,limit is eighteen children with one instructor and one aide. Thrilling Three’s Must be three by December 1,2009 Inst.:April Rapoza Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132721 M/W 8:30 -10:20 am 132726 T/Th 8:15 -10:05 am Inst.:Rebecca Hendrix Site:Lions East 132723 M/W 1:15 -3:05 pm Inst.:Brittany Hansberger Site:Lions East 132725 T/Th 8:20 -10:10 am Inst.:TBA Site:Lions East 132722 M/W 11:50 am -1:40 pm Inst.:Roslyn Clark Site:Mulberry 132729 T/Th 8:30 -10:20 am Inst.:Katie Chamlee Site:Lions West 132728 T/Th 8:30 -10:20 am Inst.:Sierra Birdsong Site:Lions East 132727 T/Th 8:35 -10:25 am Three’s Plus Must be three by June 1,2009 Inst.:Kim Davis Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132767 M/W 8:30 -11:20 am 132773 T/Th Noon -2:50 pm Inst.:TBA Site:Lions East 132768 M/W Noon -2:50 pm Inst.:Heather Larson Site:Lions East 132766 M/W 11:25 am -2:15 pm Inst.:Shelley Sedey Site:Frost 132769 M/W Noon -2:50 pm 132771 T/Th 11:30 am -2:20 pm Inst.:Melisa Barnes Site:Lions East 132772 T/Th 9:25 am -12:15 pm Inst.:Wendy Duarte Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 132770 T/Th 11:35 am -2:25 pm P L A Y S C H O O L T E E N S C E N E T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 922 Drop in for Teens in 6th -10th GradesSchoolhoursthruJune12th Mondays thru Thursdays --2:30 -6 pm Fridays --2:30 -8 pm Monday thru Thursday -$1 per teen •Friday -$2 Join us for weekly tournaments and fun activities. This is your chance to win Teen Center passes,gift certificates,movie passes and more!Ping Pong Court GamesPoolTablesVideoGamesAirHockeyTableMusic,Movies &More! Summer Dates:June 15th thru August 7th NEW!Summer hours and ratesFullDayPass-$5 per person per dayforunlimitedaccessduringthefollowing hours: Mondays thru Thursdays --7 am -6 pm Fridays --7 am -8 pmHalfDayPass-$2 per person per dayforaccessduringthefollowinghours: Mondays thru Thursdays --11 am -6 pm Fridays --11 am -8 pm Non-residents must pay an additional $10 non-resident fee each quarter Take a “Ride”on the“Wild”Side!Magic MountainThursday,July 23,200910am-11:30 pm $30 per person Trip departs and returns to the RC Family Sports Center (9059 San Bernardino Road).Please have registration in by the deadline or trip may be canceled.Includes transportation,staff supervision and park admission.For more information,please call (909)477-2760 x.2396.(Min.21/Max 55) Registration deadline:July 17th Barcode:134826 Te e n s i n G r a d e s 6 -1 2CaliforniaCruisin’2009 Surf ’s up!Grab your gear,ride a wave and catch some rays cause we’re cruisin’the California coast this summer. Fee includes transportation,staff supervision,drinks, fireside snacks and fun.Bring lunch or money to buy lunch.All trips depart (at 11 am)from and return (at 11 pm)to the RC Family Sports Center (9059 San Bernardino Road).For information call (909)477-2760 x.2396.Fee:$10 per person.(Min.14/Max.55)Laguna BeachThursday,June 25th Registration deadline: June 19thBarcode:134827BalboaBeachThursday,July 2nd Registration deadline: June 26thBarcode:134829 Trip s HuntingtonBeachThursday,July 9th Registration deadline: July 3rdBarcode:134828BolsaChicaBeachThursday,July 16th Registration deadline: July 10thBarcode:134830 RC Family Sports Center •9059 San Ber nardino Road For information or a copy of “Access Teen”call (909)477-2760 x.2386 or 2397. RC Teen Center Looking for a week away from home?Then this is the trip for you! Includes four nights at Campland on the Bay in Mission Bay.We cook our own meals,enjoy fireside fun under the stars and make lots of memories in sunny San Diego.We provide food and camping equipment.You’ll need your sleeping bag,flashlight,personal supplies and a tent if you have one!(Min.14/Max 28) Registration deadline:July 17th Fee:$150/Resident Discount Fee:$140 --1 wk Barcode:134832 Departs July 27th -9 am/Returns July 31st -5 pm SUMMER CAMPI NG TRIP July 27 -31,20096th-12th grade T E E N S C E N E Babysitter’s WorkshopsRCFamilySportsCenterTeenCenter 9059 San Bernardino Rd.Ages:11 -18 (Register at Lions Center East or Goldy S.Lewis Community Center) An informative class presented by City staff and Certified American Heart Association instructors.Class includes: •Hands on CPR training •Safety tips •Entertaining ideas •Babysitter ’s manual Fee:$35 (Max.20.Pre-registration required -lunch included) Barcode #Date Time 123619 Saturday,May 30 9 am -2 pm 123620 Saturday,July 25 9 am -2 pm For more information call (909)477-2760 x.2391. No refunds issued past date of class. ATTENTION…High School Teen Volunteers Need to complete your community service hours?Here’s your chance -volunteer opportunities are available during City special events and various other programs. Make a difference in your community today! For more information log onto RCpark.com and click on Volunteers. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m23 Teens are invited to become TRAC members and join in the excitement of making a difference.Earn free trips by getting involved with the TRAC summer snackbars at the Alta Loma High School swimming pool,the Movies and Concerts in the Park series, Day Camps,Sport Camps and much more!New and current members must attend the mandatory training on Tuesday,June 9th from 6:30 to 7:30 pm at the RC Family Sports Center (9059 San Bernardino Rd.). To get involved or request a membership brochure, call (909)477-2760 x.2391 or 2396. Tickets on sale at the Teen Center. For more information call (909)477-2760 x.2386 or 2397. Spruce Avenue Skate Park 8 am until dusk (No skating after sundown or before 8 am.) Amenities include:•Bowl •Rail Box•Drop In •Grind Rails•Pyramid •Steps &Curb•Fun Box •High Bench•Spline •Sloped Rail Please be aware - •This is an unsupervised,skate at your own risk facility. •Only skateboards and in-line skating permitted. (No bicycles) •Proper safety equipment required,including helmet, elbow pads and knee pads. •Please obey posted regulations. For additional information,please call (909)477-2760 x.2386 or 2397. T.R.A.C.Teen RecreationActivityClubGrades6-10Summertimeis the timeforteenstogetinvolvedinthecommunity! Summer JamSaturday,June 6th Kick off the summer with a “Hot”celebration to end the school year.Come hang out and show off your best dancing skills!Tickets available as of May 4th.Back to School BashSaturday,August 29th Fall back with new friends…show your moves…and dance, dance,dance!Tickets available as of August 1st. Teen Dance PartiesRCFamilySportsCenter6th-9th Grade7-10 pm ~$5 per person (Max.400 participants) Drop-In BasketballFees:Youth -$1.50 per player per day (during open court time)Adult -$3.50 per player per day (during open court time) Multiple day passes available for purchase at a discounted rate.Open Court Times - •Monday -Friday 8 am -10 pm •Saturday 8 am -6 pm •Sunday 9 am -5 pm *Open play hours may change due to programming. Drop-In RacquetballFees:Youth -$3 per person per hourAdult-$5 per person per hour Multiple day passes available for purchase at a discounted rate.Open Court Times - •Monday -Friday 8 am -9 pm •Saturday 8 am -5 pm •Sunday 9 am -4 pm Drop-In Activities 9059 San Bernardino Road (behind Orchard Supply) (909)477-2785 Open 7 days a week -Monday -Friday 8 am -10 pm Saturday 8 am -6 pm Sunday 9 am -5 pm R C F A M I L Y S P O R T S C E N T E R *Open play hours may change due to programming. Jazzercise ClassesFee:$98/8 weeks •$10/per class (walk-in) •$39/month -unlimited (with Electronic Fund Transfer) T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 924 Garcia Park ~13150 Garcia Drive Opening this summer -Garcia Park -the 29th park in the City of Rancho Cucamonga. Located in the eastern part of the City,this park offers numerous amenities. Garcia Park has been designated a non-reservable park,therefore reservations are not available.Small group use (50 or less)of this facilities is on a first come,first serve basis.In addition,specialized equipment,such as Bounce Houses,are not allowed. If you would like more information on Garcia Park or any of the other parks and facilities in the City of Rancho Cucamonga,please call (909)477-2760 or log onto www.RCpark.com. W H A T ’S N E W I N R C School calendars are changing…and so are ours! Beginning August,2009,Community Services program sessions will be changed to align with the new schedules adopted by local public schools.For local students,summer break will be shortened to adjust for this change.Please contact your local school district office for specific information on their school calendar schedule. Beginning 2009,Community Services Summer Session will be modified to include a mini-summer session of programs for those not tied to school calendars,such as adult and fitness classes.Mini sessions will be offered again in December,as schools will again initiate a calendar change for their winter break.Visit RCpark.com for complete details and a Community Services session calendar. Beginning this issue,class/activity fees have a new look - Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 The first fee listed is for participants not living within the City of Rancho Cucamonga. The second fee,Resident Discount Fee, is a reduced amount for residents of Rancho Cucamonga (which includes the Alta Loma,Cucamonga and Etiwanda areas). For questions or additional information, please call (909)477-2765. Visit RCpark.com Amenities include: •1 Softball Field (unlit) •1 Full Basketball Court •4 Picnic Shelters with BBQ’s •Playground •Excercise Course •Restroom •On-site Parking FEE STRUCTURE CHANGE Y O U T H S P O R T S Pee Wee and Youth Sports --Teams/Sponsorships/Coaches Team Placement -Due to program size,there will be no special requests taken to be placed with a specific team,coach,child,ride share or practice site.The only exception will be for siblings to be placed on the same team if they are in the same division. Team Sponsorships are required for each team (excluding Pee Wee teams).If a sponsorship is not found,parents must pay an additional sponsorship fee for their child. A Volunteer Coach is required for each team.If a volunteer coach is not found,refunds will be issued.If you are interested in coaching,please call (909)477-2785. Pee Wee SoccerFallSessionAge:3 -5 Boys and girls will learn the fundamentals of soccer. Registration fee includes a t-shirt,certificate and medal. Space is limited. Session Dates: August 31 -October 15,2009 (7 weeks)Registration taken until filled -Residents -begins May 26,2009Non-Residents -begins June 1,2009Fee:$48 per child/Resident Discount Fee:$38 per childInformation:(909)477-2785 x.2385Site-Red Hill Community ParkMo/We 4:30 -5:30 pm 133729 3 year olds 133733 4 year olds 133737 5 year olds Mo/We 6 -7 pm 133728 3 year olds 133732 4 year olds 133736 5 year olds Tu/Th 4:30 -5:30 pm 133731 3 year olds 133735 4 year olds 133739 5 year olds Tu/Th 6 -7 pm 133730 3 year olds 133734 4 year olds 133738 5 year olds Pee Wee BasketballFallSessionAge:3 -5 Boys and girls will be taught the fundamentals of basketball. Registration fee includes t-shirt, certificate and medal.Space is limited.Session Dates:November 17 -January 16,2010 (7 weeks) Program is on break November 26th &December 22nd -January 2nd Registration taken until filled -Residents -begins August 10,2009Non-Residents -begins August 17,2009Fee:$48 per child/Resident Discount Fee:$38 per childInformation-(909)477-2785 x.2385Site-RC Family Sports CenterTuesday6-7 pmSaturday10:30 -11:30 amBarcode#Division: 133723 3 year olds 133725 4 year olds 133727 5 year olds T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m25 Youth Flag Football Leagues -Fall Season Boys &Girls -sign up for this exciting league,offered to children born in 1995 through 2003.Fee includes an 8 week season,uniforms, officials,scorekeeper and participation award.Team sponsorships are required.Games will be played at Red Hill Community Park and Victoria Groves Park.Practice Begins -Tuesday,September 8,2009LeagueBegins-Saturday,September 19,2009Registrationtakenuntilfilled-Residents -May 26 -August 22,2009NonResidents-June 1 -August 22,2009 Please note:a birth certificate is required upon registrationInformation-(909)477-2785 x.2395Fee:$88/Resident Discount Fee:$78 (Division A -C)Fee:$72/Resident Discount Fee:$62 (Division D -No Playoffs) Barcode#Division: 133744 A born 1995-1997 133745 B born 1998-1999 133746 C born 2000-2001 133747 D born 2002-2003 Volunteer coaches and sponsors are needed. Wednesday 6 -7 pmSaturday9-10 amBarcode#Division: 133722 3 year olds 133724 4 year olds 133726 5 year olds P E E W E E S P O R T S T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 926 Adult Tennis Leagues -Summer All matches to be played at Beryl Park East,Lions Park or Day Creek Park 134820 Monday Men’s Singles 134822 Thursday Men’s Singles 134821 Monday Women’s Singles 134825 Tuesday Women’s SinglesLeaguebegins-Week of June 22,2009Registrationtakenuntilfilled-Residents -begins May 26,2009Non-Residents -begins June 1,2009Fees-$35 per player +$10 per non-residentInformation-(909)477-2785 x.2387AdultRacquetballLeagues-Summer All games to be played on Tuesdays at the RC Family Sports Center. 134823 Men’s Singles 134824 Women’s SinglesLeaguebegins-Week of July 21,2009Registrationtakenuntilfilled-Residents -begins May 26,2009Non-Residents -begins June 1,2009Fees-$60 per player +$10 per non-residentInformation-(909)477-2785 x.2387AdultFlagFootballLeague-Fall Played at Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter and Adult Sports Complex.Games will be fifty minutes long and played on downsized fields.Roster maximum is twelve players with eight games in the season.Women's &Men’s -Tuesday nightsLeaguebegins-October 20,2009Registrationtakenuntilfilled-Residents -begins August 17,2009Non-Residents -begins August 24,2009Fees-$405/team +$10 per non-residentInformation-(909)477-2785 x.2383AdultBasketballLeagues-Fall All games to be played at the RC Family Sports Center. 134818 Men’s Full Court -Monday night 134817 Men’s Half Court -Sunday morning 134819 Men’s Full Court -Sunday nightLeaguebegins-Week of September 14,2009Registrationtakenuntilfilled-Residents -begins August 17,2009Non-Residents -begins August 24,2009FullCourtFees-$450/team +$10 per non-residentHalfCourtFees-$75/team +$10 per non-residentInformation-(909)477-2785 x.2387 Adult Slow Pitch Softball League -Summer Played at the Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter and Adult Sports Complex.Individuals will be placed on a players’pool list.Men’s and Co-ed -weeknights and SundaysWomen’s -upper and lower divisions -Thursday nights.Registration taken until filled -Residents -begins May 26,2009Non-Residents -begins June 1,2009Fees-Monday -Friday and Sunday evening $510/team +$10 per non resident Sunday morning and afternoon $450/team +$10 per non resident*Classification Games Begins during the week of June 22,2009*Leagues Begins during the week of June 29,2009 *Dates subject to change due to weather or field reservations.Information -(909)477-2785 x.2387Adult6AsideSoccerLeagues -Fall Played at the Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter and Adult Sports Complex.Games will be fifty minutes long and played on down sized fields with a roster maximum of twelve players.Men's -18 years and older -Thursday nights 30 years and older -Tuesday nightsWomen's -18 years and older -Thursday nights 30 years and older -Tuesday nightsLeaguebegins-October 20,2009 -Tuesday League October 22,2009 -Thursday LeagueRegistrationtakenuntilfilled-Residents -begins August 17,2009Non-Residents -begins August 24,2009Fee:$430/team +$10 for each non-resident on teamInformation-(909)477-2785 x.2383AdultFull-Field Soccer League -Fall Played at the Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter and Adult Sports Complex.Individuals will be placed on a player ’s pool list.Roster maximum is eighteen players.Men's -18 years and older -Monday nightsLeaguebegins-October 19,2009Registrationtakenuntilfilled-Residents -begins August 17,2009Non-Residents -begins August 24,2009Fee:$750/team +$10 for each non-resident on teamInformation-(909)477-2785 x.2383 A D U L T S P O R T S Check out RCpark.com T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m27 Expand Your Knowledge...Expand Your Knowledge... Get Fit…Be Active…Get Fit…Be Active… Protect the Earth…Protect the Earth… KidzWatch --Page 9 -Kids learn first-hand about personal safety empowerment. Summer Reading Club --Page 14 -Enjoy stories,entertainment,crafts and more! Meditation --Page 37 -Relax your mind during this stress relief class. RC Chess Club --Page 42 -Challenge yourself and others in this game of wits! Lap Swim --Page 6 -A great way to cool off and exercise at the end of a hot summer day! Get Active @ Your Library --Page 14 -Get moving with an afternoon of games and activities. Health and Wellness Seminars --Page 19 -A variety of FREE seminars help to keep you informed and healthy. Healthy RC Senior Walk --Page 45 -Participate in the 1st annual Healthy RC Senior Walk! RC Family Campout --Page 9 -What better way to learn about nature in your own community than an overnight family campout! Amazing Animals of Pacific Wildlife --Page 14 -Learn about the amazing animals that share this remarkable planet with us. Recycled Felting Workshop --Page 34 -Discover how to make unique crafts with recycled material. Gardening --Page 42 -Get in touch with the Earth by creating your own garden! With summer comes endless opportunities of outdoor activities to help keep you fit and healthy.Highlighted below are some of the many activities available which will help you meet “Healthy RC”goals that incorporate Mind,Body and Earth. Keep Fit -The HealthyRCWay! T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 928 Computer Adventure &Power Point Age:7 -15 Learn computer basics,graphic design, desktop personalization,internet exploring, creating a slideshow and more! Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$115/Resident Discount Fee:$105 --8 wks 134766 Fr 10:30 -11:30 am 6/19/09IntrotoMicrosoftWordAge:7 &up Students learn the basics of Microsoft Word. Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --5 wksAge:7 -15 134466 Tu 4 -5 pm 6/16/09Age:16 &up 134920 Tu 6 -7 pm 6/16/09IntrotoMicrosoftPowerPointAge:7 -15 Students learn the basics of Microsoft Power Point. Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --5 wks 134719 Tu 4 -5 pm 7/21/09 Tech Junction “The Place to be to get Tech Savvy!” Need a place to surf the internet?Interested in taking a computer class?Tech Junction at Central Park is a state of the art computer lab offering a wide range of computers with software including:Microsoft Word,Excel,Power Point and Publisher.In addition,Tech Junction computers are also equipped with MSN Messenger,AOL Messenger and Windows Movie Maker for all your tech needs!At Tech Junction you can…•Check your email•Pay your bills online•Work on homework•Spend time searching the web•Conduct research•Complete business documentsAndmuchmore! HOURS Closed to the public during classes.Open to Seniors (50 years of age &older) Mon -Fri ~9 am -3 pm SENIOR CLASSES: Mon &Wed ~1 -2:30 pm Tue,Wed,Thu ~10 -11:30 amOpenforGeneralUse (All ages) Mon ~3 -6 pm Tue ~3 -4 pm Wed &Thu ~3 -7 pm Fri ~3 -4 pm Closed Saturday &Sunday Using computers is just the beginning.Tech Junction offers a variety of computer technology courses to improve your computer skills.Print service available at ten cents per page.Color printing coming soon! Call (909)477-2765 x.8018 for more information. Introduction to Typing Level IAge:7 -15 Different techniques,practice,evaluation and games will be used to develop skills. Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --5 wks 134772 Tu 5 -6 pm 6/16/09IntroductiontoTypingLevelIIAge:7 -15 Continue to develop the skills taught in Typing I!Different techniques and supplemental practice will be taught. Recommended pre-requisite:Typing Level I Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --5 wks 134816 Tu 5 -6 pm 7/21/09IntroductiontoTyping&Microsoft Word Age:7 -15 Different techniques,practice,evaluation and games will be used to develop typing skills and the basics of Microsoft Word. Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$115/Resident Discount Fee:$105 --8 wks 134721 Fr 11:30 am -12:30 pm 6/19/09 NEW!eBay Workshop Age:18 &up This two day workshop will teach step-by-step procedures on navigating eBay,load pictures and how to pack and ship items. Instructor:Nadia Medina Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Introduction to Microsoft ExcelAge:16 &up Learn to create spreadsheets,tables,charts and databases. Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --5 wks 134770 Tu 6 -7 pm 7/21/09IntroductiontoComputerAge:16 &up Introduction to the basic skills needed to operate computers. Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --5 wks 134769 Tu 7 -8 pm 6/16/09IntroductiontoInternetAge:16 -Adult Introduces the basic skills needed to explore the internet.Includes set up of a free email account and learning how to use search engines,such as Google and Yahoo. Instructor:AGI Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --5 wks 134767 Tu 7 -8 pm 7/21/09 Fee:$44/Resident Discount Fee:$34 134369 Sa 9 -10 am June 13 &20 134371 Sa 9 -10 am July 11 &25 134373 Sa 9 -10 am August 8 &15 C O M P U T E R S / T E C H J U N C T I O N T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m29 T H E A T R E A R T S A C A D E M YLocatedattheVictoriaGardensCulturalCenter Singing for a Lifetime Age:8 -17 Explore techniques in breath control, phrasing and stage presence.Begins with group numbers and then focuses skills for solo performances.$5 supply fee due to instructor. Inst.:Kristine Thewes Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 --8 wks 134870 Tu 4:45 -6:15 pm 6/16/09TeenActors’BootcampAge:12 -18 Intense,fast paced course,participants kick their talent into high gear through training in voice,movement and acting. Inst.:Carlos Baldeon Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$105/Resident Discount Fee:$95 --8 wks 134871 T/Th 6:30 -8:30 pm 6/16/09IntroductoryVideoProductionAge:14 &up Learn the basics of operating a professional digital video camera,audio equipment,lighting and editing using the software utilized by professionals. Inst.:Ruth Leal Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$55/Resident Discount Fee:$45 --8 wks 134877 Th 6 -7:30 pm 6/18/09AdultImprovWorkshopAge:18 &up Learn skills and games used by improv groups.Work in a friendly environment while developing a stronger foundation in the basics of impromptu comedy. Inst.:Josh Nicols Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --8 wks 134875 We 7 -8:30 pm 6/17/09RCAdultChoirAge:18 &up Learn Broadway songs and jazz standards. No auditions necessary,just a desire to sing!Concludes with a concert. Inst.:Ronda Rubio Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --8 wks 134868 Mo 7 -9 pm 6/15/09 The RC Theatre Arts Academy offers classes for the young and young at heart.Discover your inner performer or learn the ropes to get behind the scenes experience through our popular classes and workshops. James &GraceCurataloMemorialFundPerformingArtsAwardAvailableforindividualsages8-17 Scholarships in the amount of $200 each will be awarded to individuals interested in participating in one or more of the City's Performing Arts programs or classes.Applications are due by 6 pm on Monday, June 1st,to be eligible for Summer 2009 programs. For more information or applications,visit RCpark.com (Cultural and Performing Arts Programs)or call (909)477-2775. NEW!RC Community BandAge:14 -Adult Comprised of brass,woodwind and percus- sionists,this group is open to those with at least three years of playing experience. Includes sheet music,shirt,music stands, use of tubas and percussion instruments (all other instruments must be provided by participant).Six rehearsals culminate into one community concert in July. Inst.:Andress/Jaramillo Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$45/Resident Discount Fee:$35 --3 wks 136116 T/Th 6:30 -8 pm 7/7/09BroadwayBabiesAge:5 -9 Basic singing skills that turn beautiful melodies into a crowd pleasing group per- formance.$5 supply fee due to instructor. Inst.:Kristine Thewes Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 --8 wks 134869 Tu 3:30 -4:30 pm 6/16/09YouthTheatreAge:6 -15 Workshop &Performance Audition,memorize lines and rehearse for a play while gaining basic acting skills,per- formance techniques,self-confidence and teamwork.$5 supply fee due to instructors. Inst.:J.Bernard/J.Nash Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$105/Resident Discount Fee:$95 --8 wksAge:6 -10 134872 We 3:30 -5 pm 6/17/09Age:11 -15 134876 Mo 3:30 -4:45 pm 6/15/09ShowstoppersMusicalTheatreAge:7-18 Learn songs from Broadway musicals, combining singing,dancing and acting. Ends with a showcase for family and friends. Inst.:J.Bernard/J.Nash Site:Cultural Ctr Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --8 wks 134873 Mo 5 -6:15 pm 6/15/09 134874 We 5:15 -6:30 pm 6/17/09 Visit RCpark.com Beginning this issue, class/activity fees have a new look - Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 The first fee listed is for participants not living within the City of Rancho Cucamonga.The second fee,Resident Discount Fee,is a reduced amount for residents of Rancho Cucamonga (which includes the Alta Loma,Cucamonga and Etiwanda areas).For questions or additional information,please call (909)477-2765. FEE STRUCTURE CHANGE 10thAnnual FireworksSpectacularSaturday,July 4th See back cover for additional information. Please note -classes willnotbeheldJuly2-4. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 930 Creative Movement &TumblingAge:3 -5 Beginning dance and music skills using stretches,floor exercises,ribbons, tambourines,sign language and tumbling. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$58/Resident Discount Fee:$48 --6 wks 135300 Mo 4:30 -5:20 pm 6/22/09TinyDancersAge:3 -5 Develop balance and rhythm through ballet,tap and creative movement.Ballet shoes required. Inst.:Inland Valley Dance Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$88/Resident Discount Fee:$78 --10 wksTinyDancersIAge:3 -4 135269 Tu 11 -11:50 am 6/16/09 135271 We 1 -1:50 pm 6/17/09 135273 We 5 -5:50 pm 6/17/09 Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --9 wks 135274 Fr 10 -10:50 am 6/19/09 Fee:$88/Resident Discount Fee:$78 --10 wksTinyDancersIIAge:4 -5 135275 Mo 3:30 -4:20 pm 6/15/09 135276 Tu 4 -4:50 pm 6/16/09 Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --9 wks 135277 Fr 11:30 am -12:20 pm 6/19/09LittleStarletsAge:4 -8 Ballet,tap,jazz,hip hop,character and tumbling activities.Concludes with a per- formance.Costume fee announced in class. Ballet,tap and tennis shoes required. Inst.:Dance Terrific Site:Dance Terrific Fee:$75/Resident Discount Fee:$65 --10 wks 134130 Tu 9 -9:50 am 6/16/09Ballet&Tap Age:3 -8 Tap and ballet shoes required. Inst.:Dance Terrific Fee:$75/Resident Discount Fee:$65 --10wksAge:3 -5 Site:Lions E 134135 Mo 9 -9:50 am 6/15/09 Site:Dance Terrific 134136 Tu 10 -10:50 am 6/16/09Age:4 -8 Site:Dance Terrific 134134 Fr 3:30 -4:20 pm 6/19/09Ballet&Jazz Age:3 -5 Ballet shoes required. Inst.:Dance Terrific Site:Lions E Fee:$75/Resident Discount Fee:$65 --10 wks 134138 Mo 10 -10:50 am 6/15/09 Site:Dance Terrific 134139 Mo 5:30 -6:20 pm 6/15/09 134137 Th 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/18/09 D A N C E Acrodance Age:6 -15 An upbeat,positive dance class combining dance moves with acrobatics and break- dancing techniques. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$58/Resident Discount Fee:$48 --6 wks 135301 Mo 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/22/09StompAge:6 &up Contemporary stomp and tap technique with acrobatics.Tap shoes required. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Lions E Fee:$58/Resident Discount Fee:$48 --6 wks Beginning Age:6 -15 135302 Tu 4:30 -5:25 pm 6/23/09 Intermediate Age:9 &up 135303 Tu 5:30 -6:25 pm 6/23/09Jazz-Hip Hop-Krump Age:6 -15 Athletic attire and jazz shoes required. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$58/Resident Discount Fee:$48 --6 wks 135299 Mo 3:30 -4:25 pm 6/22/09ClassicalHipHopAge:4 -12 Incorporates ballet warm-up and hip hop moves.Ballet and tennis shoes required. Inst.:Dance Terrific Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$75/Resident Discount Fee:$65 --10 wksAge:4 -5 134129 We 4 -4:50 pm 6/17/09Age:6 -12 Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 134128 We 3 -3:50 pm 6/17/09HipHopAge:7 -16 Athletic and dance shoes required. Inst.:Inland Valley Dance Academy Site:ALHS Fee:$78/Resident Discount Fee:$68 --10 wksAge:7 -10 135287 Th 5 -5:50 pm 6/18/09Age:11 -13 135288 Th 6 -6:50 pm 6/18/09Age:11 -16 Site:Lions E 135289 Tu 6 -6:50 pm 6/16/09 Inst.:Johnny Rockets Site:Johnny Rockets Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$5 --1 day 135072 Sa 10 -11:15 am 6/13/09 Join the Johnny Rockets team and learn their moves,you will also create ketchup art and your own lunch. NEW!Dance with the Rocketeers Age:8 -12 School calendars are changing…and so are ours! Beginning August,2009,Community Services program sessions will be changed to align with the new schedules adopted by local public schools.For local students,summer break will be shortened to adjust for this change.Please contact your local school district office for specific information on their school calendar schedule. Beginning 2009,Community Services Summer Session will be modified to include a mini-summer session of programs for those not tied to school calendars,such as adult and fitness classes.Mini sessions will be offered again in December,as schools will again initiate a calendar change for their winter break.Visit RCpark.com for complete details and a Community Services session calendar. Tap &Jazz Age:3 -12 Ballet and tap shoes required. Inst.:Dance Terrific Site:Dance Terrific Fee:$75/Resident Discount Fee:$65 --10 wksAge:3 -5 134133 We 11 -11:50 am 6/17/09 134132 Fr 4:30 -5:20 pm 6/19/09Age:6 -12 134131 Mo 7:30 -8:20 pm 6/15/09TapAcademyAge:9 &up Tap shoes required.Class is designed for beginning and intermediate students. Inst.:Inland Valley Dance Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$88/Resident Discount Fee:$78 --10 wksAge:9 -13 135295 Tu 7 -7:50 pm 6/16/09Age:Adult 135296 We 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/17/09 Junior Dancers Age:5 -16 Strengthens skills in tap,ballet and jazz. Tap and ballet shoes required. Inst.:Inland Valley Dance Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$88/Resident Discount Fee:$78 --10 wks Junior Dancers I Age:5 -8 135278 Mo 4:30 -5:20 pm 6/15/09 135279 Tu 5 -5:50 pm 6/16/09 135280 We 4 -4:50 pm 6/17/09 135281 Th 4 -4:50 pm 6/18/09 Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --9 wks 135283 Fr 5 -5:50 pm 6/19/09 Junior Dancers II Age:9 -16 Fee:$88/Resident Discount Fee:$78 --10 wks 135285 Tu 6 -6:55 pm 6/16/09 Please note -classes willnotbeheldJuly2-4. East Coast Swing Age:16 &up Basic single and triple rhythms with turns, kicks and hand changes. Inst.:Diane Carty Site:Lions W Beginning Fee:$74/Resident Discount Fee:$64 --8 wks 134157 Th 9 -9:50 pm 6/18/09 Intermediate 134158 Mo 9 -9:50 pm 6/15/09LineDanceAge:12 &up No partner needed -an excellent exercise and fun,social activity. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:ALHS Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --6 wks 135424 We 6 -6:50 pm 6/24/09NightClubTwoStepAge:16 &up A romantic dance designed for “love song” type music. Inst.:Lisa Hutchinson Site:Lions W Fee:$74/Resident Discount Fee:$64 --8 wks 134020 Mo 8 -8:50 pm 6/15/09Salsa&Cha Cha Age:12 &up Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --6 wks Beginning 135422 Mo 7:30 -8:20 pm 6/22/09 Intermediate 135423 Mo 8:30 -9:20 pm 6/22/09LatinAge:16 &up Rhumba,salsa and cha cha. Fee:$74/Resident Discount Fee:$64 --8 wks Beginning Inst.:Lisa Hutchington Site:Lions W 134015 Th 7 -7:50 pm 6/18/09 Intermediate Inst.:Diane Carty Site:Terra Vista Elem 134164 Tu 9 -9:50 pm 6/16/09BellyDancingAge:16 &up Play zills,dance with a veil and learn “Belly Rolls”.Costume,Zills and CD’s available. Inst.:“Cyriana”,Kathy Daghdevirian Site:ALHS Dance Rm Belly Dancing I Fee:$89/Resident Discount Fee:$79 --9 wks 135368 Mo 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/22/09 Belly Dancing II (must have taken 4 classes) Fee:$98/Resident Discount Fee:$88 --9 wks 135369 Mo 7:40 -9 pm 6/22/09 Big Band Dance •7 -10 pm2ndSaturdayofeachmonth(Dance will not be held in June)$4 admission ~pre-purchase •$7 admission ~at the door Put your dancing shoes on and kick up your heels!If you love to dance,then this is the place to be.Enjoy dancing,refreshments and you may even win a door prize. Buy your tickets early at the James L.Brulte Senior Center,space is limited!Square Dancing Monthly •7:30 -10:30 pm4thSaturdayofeachmonth•$6 admission ~pay at the door Join the Rancho Cucamonga Bachelors ‘N Bachelorettes on the fourth Saturday of each month for square dancing at the James L.Brulte Senior Center.Round dancing will be from 7 -8 pm and square dancing will be from 8 -10 pm.Square Dance Classes -Weekly$5 per class ~pay at the door Weekly square dancing takes place on Tuesdays --7:30 pm -9:30 pm. No registration required. Dances at Brulte Center(Central Park) Modern Dance Age:6 -17 Interpretive and lyrical dance expression. Lyrical sandals required. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Lions W Fee:$58/Resident Discount Fee:$48 --6 wks 135426 Fr 3:30 -4:25 pm 6/26/09WeddingDanceAge:Adult Make your first dance memorable! Inst.:Diane Carty Site:Terra Vista Elem Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 --4 wks 134160 Tu 6 -6:50 pm 6/16/09 134161 Tu 6 -6:50 pm 7/14/09BallroomDancingAge:Adult Swing,fox trot,cha cha and waltz. Fee:$74/Resident Discount Fee:$64 --8 wks Beginning Inst.:Lisa Hutchinson Site:Lions W 134018 Mo 7 -7:50 pm 6/15/09 Inst.:Diane Carty Site:Terra Vista Elem 134019 Tu 7 -7:50 pm 6/16/09 Intermediate Inst.:Diane Carty Site:Terra Vista Elem 134016 Tu 8 -8:50 pm 6/16/09 Inst.:Lisa Hutchinson Site:Lions West 134017 Th 8 -8:50 pm 6/18/09 D A N C E Hawaiian Dance Age:5 &Up Inst.:Donna Terry Site:Aloha Hula Studio Fee:$87/Resident Discount Fee:$77 --11 wksHawaiianDanceI*Age:5 -12 Learn basic hand,body and foot motions to dance graceful hula. 134116 We 3:30 -4:10 pm 6/17/09HawaiianDanceII*Age:6 -12 Pre-requisite:Hawaiian Dance I. 134118 We 4:15 -4:55 pm 6/17/09HawaiianDanceIII*Age:7 -12 Pre-requisite:Hawaiian Dance II.Begin to use puili (split bamboo stick). 134119 We 5 -5:40 pm 6/17/09Teen/Ad.Hawaiian*Age:13 &up Learn fun,popular hulas. 134122 We Noon -12:40 pm 6/17/09 134121 We 7 -7:40 pm 6/17/09 *Optional fee of $5 -$25 for dance music recording and Hawaiian doll. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m31 Scholarship Assistance Program The Scholarship Assistance Program was established to ensure that all City residents are afforded an opportunity to participate in Community Services classes and programs.Scholarships are limited to a maximum of $130 per individual per year and $400 per household per year. Available to Rancho Cucamonga residents only.Applications may be obtained at Goldy S.Lewis Community Center or downloaded from our website at www.RCpark.com.For more information call (909)477-2765. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 932 M U S I C Adult Piano/KeyboardAge:15 &up Basic skills,finger placement,rhythm, keyboard harmony and making a rhythm box are taught.Material fee:$5. Inst.:Academy of Music Site:Academy of Music Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --4 wks 134173 Mo 6:30 -7:15 pm 6/22/09BeginningViolinWorkshopAge:5 &up Material fee:$20. Inst.:Academy of Music Site:Academy of Music Fee:$100/Resident Discount Fee:$90 --8 wksAge:5 -9 134182 Th 5 -6 pm 6/18/09Age:10 &up 134183 Th 6 -7 pm 6/18/09GroovinGuitarAge:6 &up Material fee:$20. Inst.:Academy of Music Site:Academy of Music Fee:$100/Resident Discount Fee:$90 --8 wksAge:6 -11 134178 Tu 4:30 -5:30 pm 6/16/09Age:12 &up 134179 Tu 5:30 -6:30 pm 6/16/09 School of Rock Age:6 &up For the guitar or bass guitar student who want to have their first rock band experience. Must have at least one year experience with their instrument.Material fees:$20. Instructor:Academy of Music Site:Academy of Music Fee:$100/Resident Discount Fee:$90 --8 wksAge:6 -11 134184 Th 5:30 -6:30 pm 6/18/09Age:12 &up 134185 Th 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/18/09DrumsAge:8 &up Drum pad and drum sticks are required. Material fee:$20. Inst.:Academy of Music Site:Academy of Music Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --4 wks 134174 Sa Noon -1 pm 7/11/09 Private Music Lessons Age:5 &up Offered for piano,keyboard,vocal,drum, bass guitar,violin,viola,flute,saxophone, trumpet,clarinet,composition and improvi- sation.Lessons are forty-five minutes in length.Instructor will contact you to set up schedule.Material fee varies. Instructor:Academy of Music Site:Academy of Music Fee:$140/Resident Discount Fee:$130 --4 wks 134180 Mo -Su Times vary 6/15/09 134181 Mo -Su Times vary 7/13/09 Music Pups Age:18 months -3 yrs Fundamentals of music are taught using animal themes,scales,rhythms and instruments.Material fee:$32. Instructor:Academy of Music Site:Academy of Music Fee:$100/Resident Discount Fee:$90 --8 wks 134176 Sa 9:30 -10:15 am 6/20/09 134175 We 5:30 -6:15 pm 6/24/09KeyboardforKidsAge:3 -5 Parent participation required.Material fee:$30. Inst.:Academy of Music. Site:Academy of Music Fee:$100/Resident Discount Fee:$90 --8 wksAge:3 -4 134171 Sa 10:15 -11 am 6/20/09Age:4 -5 134172 Sa 11 -11:45 am 6/20/09Piano/Keyboard Age:6 &up Please bring a keyboard to class (no toy keyboards allowed).Material fee:$13. Inst.:Heather J.Lim Site:Lions W Fee:$110/Resident Discount Fee:$100 --10 wks Beginning Age:6 -8 134028 Fr 3 -3:50 pm 6/19/09Age:9 &up 135717 Fr 4 -4:50 pm 6/19/09 Intermediate Age:7 &up 134026 Fr 5 -5:50 pm 6/19/09 Advanced Age:7 &up Prerequisite:Ability to play popular music. 134027 Fr 6 -6:50 pm 6/19/09 *If you have not enrolled in classes before,you will need to go to Central Park or Lions East Community Center to establish your account. Please bring a current utility bill for proof of residency and photo I.D. If you already have an account with us but have forgotten your information, contact the Community Services Department at (909)477-2765. On-Line Registration 1.Log onto www.RCpark.com. 2.Scroll to the bottom of the home page and click on the INSTANT RC logo. 3.To search for an activity,click on the “Activities Tab”and look for a specific activity by barcode number (123456)or by keyword (Karate).After making your selection,click the “add”button. 4.The system will prompt you to enter your Personal ID and Account Access PIN.* 5.You will then select the client you want to register and click the “Go To Checkout ”button.(If a member of your family does not appear,please call (909)477-2765 to add information.) 6.After reviewing the checkout screen,scroll to the bottom of the page and enter your credit card information (Visa/Mastercard only).Once information is entered,click “Complete Transaction” tab and print out your receipt. 7.If you need further assistance you can also click on the “Help Desk”tab or call (909)477-2765. Please note -classes willnotbeheldJuly2-4. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m33 Paint Me a Story Ages:4 -6 Listen to a well loved story then create a fun project. Paint Me a Story -3D Material fee:$15 plus tax. Inst.:Color Me Mine Staff Site:Lions W Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$10 --1 day 133772 Sa 10 -11 am 6/27/09 Toddler Art Workshop Inst.:Color Me Mine Staff Site:Color Me Mine Fee:$110/Resident Discount Fee:$100 --4 days 133816 M -Th 9 -10:45 am 7/13/09 Kids and Kolor Age:7 -11 Students create ceramic projects while learning painting techniques. Inst.:Color Me Mine Staff Site:Color Me Mine Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$10 --3 wks The Basics Material fee:$55 plus tax 133818 Mo 6 -7:30 pm 7/13/09 Advanced Material fee:$70 plus tax. 133817 Fr 6 -7:30 pm 8/7/09 Clay Sculpture Age:7 -13 Learn to sculpt and paint a variety of projects.Material fee:$10. Inst.:KidsArt Staff Site:KidsArt Fee:$109/Resident Discount Fee:$99 --5 wks 135129 Sa 1 -2:30 pm 6/13/09 135666 Sa 1 -2:30 pm 7/25/09YouAreWhatYouEatAge:7 -10 Healthy eating through fun art!An art adventure workshop that is not just about art but also about healthy eating! Inst.:Color Me Mine Staff Site:Color Me Mine Fee:$135/Resident Discount Fee $125 --4 days 133771 M -Th 9 -11:30 am 7/20/09 C E R A M I C S The Northtown Partnership,a collaboration between the City of RC,Northtown Housing and Development Corporation and Cucamonga School District,provides recreational programs for the residents of the Northtown community (Boundaries are 26th Street to the north,Haven to the east,8th Street to the south and Archibald to the west or provide proof of attendance to a school in the Cucamonga School District).Funding is provided through grants,sponsorships and donations,which allows for classes at a reduced fee.Register at Goldy S.Lewis Community Center,Lions East Community Center or Northtown Community Center (10071 Feron Blvd.).For donor information or questions call (909)477-2765 or log onto RCpark.com. Recreational Programs For NorthTown Residents Pee-Wee Baseball Ages:3 -5 Boys and girls learn basic fundamentals of baseball (T-ball).Includes a t-shirt,certifi- cate and medal.Volunteer coaches needed (fingerprinting required). Site:Old Town Park Fee:$35/Resident Discount Fee:$25 --7 wks 133718 T/Th 6 -7 pm 6/30/09Hip-Hop Dance Class Ages:5 -14 Consists of warm-ups,across the floor routines and moves to today's hip-hop music. Site:RC Family Resource Ctr Fee:$50/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --8 wks 133721 Tu 6 -7 pm 6/23/09 Cheerleading Ages:5 -14 Focuses on stretches,warm-ups,cheer positions and chants incorporated with funky cheer moves. Site:RC Family Resource Ctr Fee:$50/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --8 wks 134467 Tu 5 -5:50 pm 6/23/09Kung-Fu Karate Ages:4 &up Learn Karate basics,including kicking, blocking and striking techniques.Helps develop motor skills,coordination, concentration and self esteem. Site:Northtown Community Ctr Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --10 wksAge:4 -8 133740 We 5:30 -6:20 pm 6/24/09Age:9 &up 133741 We 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/24/09Hip-Hop Aerobics Ages:16 &up Consists of warm-ups,aerobic exercises and cool down.A fun way to dance and move to today’s music! Fee:$50/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --8 wks Site:Northtown Community Ctr 133743 Tu 1 -2 pm 6/23/09 Site:RC Family Sports Ctr 133742 Tu 7:20 -8:10 pm 6/23/09 Youth Flag Football Ages:7 -14 Participants born in 1994 to 2003. Fee includes an eight week season, uniforms,officials,scorekeeper and participation award.Volunteer coaches are needed.(Fingerprinting required.) Site:Old Town Park Fee:$35/Resident Discount Fee:$25 --8 wks Division A (1994 -1996) 136816 M/W 7:30 -8:30 pm 6/22/09 Division B (1997 -1999) 136817 M/W 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/22/09 Division C (2000 -2003) 136818 M/W 5:30 -6:30 pm 6/22/09 Northtown Summer CampAges:6 -14 Participate in a variety of fun and exciting games,sports,crafts,and various summer activities. Site:RC Family Resource Ctr Fee:$40/Resident Discount Fee:$30 --8 wks 133720 M -Th 1 -5 pm 6/15/09 NorthtownTeenVolunteerClub6th-12th Grade 2nd Wednesday of each month Get involved in volunteer projects, fundraisers and lots of fun! Upcoming meetings: June 10 •July 8 •August 12 *Volunteer coaches are needed for sports programs (fingerprinting required). Please note -classes willnotbeheldJuly2-4. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 934 Carve &Create Your Own StampAge:10 &up Learn how to block print and create your own carved stamp.Stamp can be used for cards or clothing.Material fee:$10. Inst.:The Art Pod Staff Site:The Art Pod Studio Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$20 --1 day 135020 Sa 10 am -noon 6/13/09 135021 Mo 6:30 -8:30 pm 6/15/09 135022 Fr 10 am -noon 6/19/09BalloonAnimals,Hats and MoreAge:14 &up Balloon twisting made easy.Material fee:$4. Inst.:Dennis Otsuka Site:Lions E Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$15 --1 day 133979 We 6 -8 pm 6/24/09RecycledFeltingWorkshopAge:10 &up Learn to create a variety of felt making techniques to create unique designs and fun jewelery!Material fee:$10. Inst.:The Art Pod Staff Site:The Art Pod Studio Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$25 --1 day 135016 Sa 10 am -noon 6/20/09 135019 Fr 6:30 -8:30 pm 6/26/09 135018 Mo 6:30 -8:30 pm 6/29/09 Art Maker Program Age:5 -12 Learn and create art work inspired by famous artists,use different media such as watercolor,acrylic,chalk,etc.Material fee:$20. Inst.:Art Pod Staff Site:The Art Pod Studio Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --4 wks 135017 Th 6 -7 pm 6/18/09 136966 Th 6 -7 pm 6/25/09SummerArtFunAges:6 -8 Create your own masterpiece using various art mediums including paint,crayons, markers and clay.Material fee:$20. Instructor:Jennifer Brown Site:Lions W Fee:$100/Resident Discount Fee:$90 --2 wks 134421 M/W/F Noon -2 pm 6/22/09 135421 M/W/F Noon -2 pm 8/3/09DrawingAge:4 &up Step-by-step method,student are taught basic drawing skills that create surprisingly realistic creations.Material fee:$5. Inst.:KidsArt Staff Site:KidsArt Drawing I Ages:4 -6 Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --5 wks 135131 Th 1 -2 pm 6/18/09 Drawing II Ages:7 &up Fee:$109/Resident Discount Fee:$99--5 wks 135132 We 1 -2:30 pm 6/17/09 SewingSewingCamp Age:7 -14 Create projects such as back pack,kleenex holder,pin cushion,pillow case,shoe bag and pencil case.Sewing machine required. Material fee:$15. Inst.:Gabrielle Chilton Site:Lions W Fee:$110/Resident Discount Fee:$100 --8 wksAge:7 -11 135128 Sa 9 -11 am 6/13/09Age:12 -14 135966 Sa Noon -2 pm 6/13/09Grownup&Me Sewing Age:8 &up Learn sewing basics,embroidery stitches, sewing machine operation while creating fun projects.Sewing machine required. Inst.:Gabrielle Chilton Beginning Site:Lions W Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --3 wks 135127 Tu 6:30 -8:30 pm 6/16/09SewingAge:14 &up Learn basic hand sewing,sewing machine knowledge,tools needed,clothing construc- tion and more.Rental machines available. Inst.:Gabrielle Chilton Beginning Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$90/Resident Discount Fee:$80 --6 wks 136016 We 7 -9 pm 6/17/09 Intermediate Fee:$110/Resident Discount Fee:$100 --8 wks 136017 Th 7 -9 pm 6/18/09 Summer ArtWorkshopsAge:6 &up These short workshops give students of all ages a chance to try something new or perfect something old.Material fee:$10. Inst.:Karen Clark Site:Lions E Sand Painting Ages:10 &up Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --1 day 135122 Sa 10 am -3 pm 7/11/09 Watercolor I Ages:6 -12 Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --3 days 135123 T/W/Th 3 -5 pm 7/14/09 Watercolor II Ages:13 &up Fee:$90/Resident Discount Fee:$80 --2 days 135124 Sa &Su 10 am -3 pm 7/18/09 Pastel Drawing Ages:8 &up Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --3 days 135125 T/W/Th 2 -4 pm 7/21/09 Ink Drawing Ages:12 &up Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --2 days 135126 Tu &We 6 -8 pm 7/28/09 A R T S & C R A F T SPainting/Drawing/Mixed MediaAge:6 -19 Contour,detail,perspective drawing,acrylic and watercolor painting in a fun and simple format.Material fee:$10. Inst.:Karen Clark Site:Lions E Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --5 wksAge:6 -12 133866 Fr 4 -4:50 pm 6/19/09 133867 Fr 4 -4:50 pm 7/31/09Age:13 -19 Work with pastels,ink,graphite,water- color and acrylic for beginning to advanced students.Students supply materials needed. Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 --5 wks 133868 Fr 5 -6:30 pm 6/19/09 133869 Fr 5 -6:30 pm 7/31/09WatercolorAge:18 &up For beginners to advanced students. Instructor will notify student of material needed. Inst.:Karen Clark Site:Lions E Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 --5 wks 133916 Fr 10 am -noon 6/19/09 133917 Fr 10 am -noon 7/31/09Cartoons-Beginning Age:7 -18 Techniques include basic shapes,perspec- tive,shading and foreshortening.Bring paper,pencils and/or pens to class. Inst.:Robert Zailo Site:Lions E Fee:$36/Resident Discount Fee:$26 --4 wks 133980 Th 4 -4:50 pm 6/18/09 133982 Th 4 -4:50 pm 7/16/09Cartoons-Inter.Age:7 -18 Pre-requisite:Cartoons -Beginning.Class covers fundamentals.Bring pens,pencils and drawing paper to class. Inst.:Robert Zailo Site:Lions E Fee:$36/Resident Discount Fee:$26 --4 wks 133981 Th 6 -6:50 pm 6/18/09 133983 Th 6 -6:50 pm 7/16/09CreateaComicBookAge:7 -18 Covers character design,dynamic action and expression,storytelling and layout.Taught by experienced comic book artist. Inst.:Robert Zailo Site:Lions E Fee:$36/Resident Discount Fee:$26 --4 wks 133984 Th 5 -5:50 pm 6/18/09 133985 Th 5 -5:50 pm 7/16/09Anime&Cartooning Age:7 -13 Learn to create basic fundamentals of both traditional American and Japanese style - cartooning.Material fee:$5. Inst.:KidsArt Staff Site:KidsArt Fee:$109/Resident Discount Fee:$99 --5 wks 135130 Tu 1 -2:30 pm 6/16/09 T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m35 Tumbling Teddies Age:2 -8 Lessons in a safe and fun learning environment that allows for development in physical and social growth.Classes include,but not limited to,floor exercise, balance beam and exercising to music.Proof of age required.All classes are co-ed. Inst.:Dynasty Gymnastics Site:Lions E Fee:$50/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --8 wksAge:2 -3 Parent must participate with child. 133986 Sa 9:15 -9:45 am 6/13/09Age:3 -4 Parent must participate with child. 133987 Sa 10 -10:30 am 6/13/09 Fee:$74/Resident Discount Fee:$64 --8 wksAge:5 -8 133988 Sa 10:45 -11:30 pm 6/13/09TwinklingStarsAge:Walking -23 mos Includes balancing,jumping and rolling skills using specialty gymnastics apparatus. Parent participation is required. Inst.:Precision Gymnastics Site:Precision Fee:$90/Resident Discount Fee:$80 --10 wks 133468 Mo 9:45 -10:15 am 6/15/09 133469 Mo 10:15 -10:45 am 6/15/09 Kinder Stars Age:5 Flexibility,strength and gross motor skills are strengthened using special pre-k gymnastic apparatus. Inst.:Precision Gymnastics Site:Precision Fee:$146/Resident Discount Fee:$136 --10 wks 133474 Fr 6:15 -7:15 pm 6/19/09RedStarBoys&Girls GymnasticsAge:6 -12 Learn basic gymnastics using rings,bars, tumbling and the trampoline. Inst.:Precision Gymnastics Site:Precision Fee:$146/Resident Discount Fee:$136 --10 wksBoys 133471 Fr 5:30 -6:30 pm 6/19/09Girls 133472 Fr 6 -7 pm 6/19/09MightyMite&Pee WeeCheerleadersAge:5 -10 Techniques,jumps and basic cheers taught. Material fee:$40. Inst.:Diamond Lucas Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --10 wks 135817 W 5 -5:30 pm 6/17/09 C H E E R /G Y M N A S T I C S Baby &Me Age:3 mos -12 mos Sing songs and have lots of fun while interacting with other parents and babies. Bring a blanket and join us! Inst.:DiAnne Drachand Site:Lions E Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --5 wks 133999 Fr 12:30 -1:20 pm 6/12/09WeeTwo/Three Age:2 -3 Parent/child activities including songs, stories,games and more.Material fee:$6. Inst.:DiAnne Drachand Site:Lions E Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --5 wks 133995 Fr 9 -10:15 am 6/12/09TinyTotsAge:12 mos -24 mos A developmental based class for parents and toddlers.Opportunities to learn while exploring,singing and socializing. Inst.:DiAnne Drachand Site:Lions E Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --5 wks 133997 Fr 10:45 -11:35 am 6/12/09 Parent participation is required for all Child Development classes. For additional class information visit RCpark.com or call (909)477-2765. Kindermusick ClassesAges:1 mos -8 Sing,dance and play music with a variety of activities that encourage learning and development Inst.:Karen Magruder Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr“Busy Days”Age:1 mos -18 mos Material fee:$30. Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --5 wks 134966 Mo 9 -10 am 6/22/09 Creatures at the OceanAge:16 mos -4 Material fee:$30. Fee:$65/Resident Discount Fee:$55 --5 wks 134967 Mo 10:15 -11:30 am 6/22/09 Adventures Near &Far Age:4 -8 Material fee:$35.Site:Lions W Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --5 wks 134968 Mo 2 -4 pm 6/22/09 Mad ScienceSummerCamps Age:5 -12 Learn and explore about Mad,Mad Robots,outer space or become a secret agent.Please bring a snack lunch. Material fee:$30 Inst.:Mad Science Staff Site:Lions W Fee:$130/Resident Discount Fee:$120 --1 wk Mad,Mad Robot Lab 135167 M-F 9 am -noon 6/22/09 135416 M-F 9 am -noon 7/6/09 NASA-Journey Into Outer Space 135168 M-F 9 am -noon 7/13/09 Secret Agent Lab 135169 M-F 9 am -noon 7/27/09 Science in Action 135417 M-F 9 am -noon 7/20/09 Please note -classes will not be held July 2 -4.C H I L D D E V E L O P M E N T Tiny Shakers Age:6 -10 Emphasis on safety and fun while learning coordination,basic steps,patterns and cheer positions.Material fee:$50. Inst.:Dynasty Gymnastics Site:Lions E Fee:$74/Resident Discount Fee:$64 --8 wks 133994 Sa 11:45 am -12:45 pm 6/13/09JuniorsinActionAge:11 -14 For beginners to experienced.Learn cheers and brush up on song leader techniques. Material fee:$40. Inst.:Diamond Lucas Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --10 wks 135818 We 5:45 -6:15 pm 6/17/09 Beginning this issue,class/activity fees have a new look - Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 The first fee listed is for participants not living within the City of Rancho Cucamonga.The second fee,Resident Discount Fee,is a reduced amount for residents of Rancho Cucamonga (which includes the Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwanda areas). For questions or additional information,please call (909)477-2765. FEE STRUCTURE CHANGE T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 936 Cook the Healthy RC way!All classes focus on nutrition,resulting in health benefits for you and your family.Kids Cooking Corner Age:5 -14 Learn the basics of measurements and recipe techniques while making fun,easy foods.Must wear closed-toe,non-slip shoes.Material fee:$15. Inst.:Chef Erin McCaleb Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$34/Resident Discount Fee:$24 --5 wksAge:5 -8 135076 Mo 2:15 -3:15 pm 6/15/09 135077 Mo 3:30 -4:30 pm 7/20/09Age:9 -14 135078 Mo 3:30 -4:30 pm 6/15/09 135079 Mo 4:45 -5:45 pm 7/20/09 Dynamic Desserts Age:5 -13 Students learn measuring techniques and recipe techniques.Material fee:$15. Inst.:Chef Erin McCaleb Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$34/Resident Discount Fee:$24--5 wksAge:5 -8 135086 Tu 2:15 -3:15 pm 6/16/09 135087 Tu 3:30 -4:30 pm 7/21/09Age:9 -13 135088 Tu 4:45 -5:45 pm 6/16/09 135089 Tu 4:45 -5:45 pm 7/21/09Grownup&Me Age:3 -6 You and your child will have fun learning, measuring and recipes techniques together. Material fee:$15. Inst.:Chef Erin McCaleb Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$38/Resident Discount Fee:$28 --4 wks 135084 Tu 1 -2 pm 6/16/09 135085 Tu 2:30 -3:30 pm 7/28/09 C O O K I N G International Foods Age:9 &up Designed for future chefs or those who just love to cook.Create specialty dishes from several countries.Must wear closed-toe, non-slip shoes.Material fee:$15. Inst.:Chef Erin McCaleb Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$45/Resident Discount Fee:$35 --5 wksAge:9 -14 135080 Mo 4:45 -5:45 pm 6/15/09 135081 Mo 6 -7 pm 7/20/09Age:15 &up 135082 Mo 6 -7 pm 6/15/09 135083 Mo 7:15 -8:15 pm 7/20/09HealthyCookingAge:Adult Learn 30 minute meals that are nutritious and easy to make.Material fee:$10. Inst.:Chef Erin McCaleb Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$45/Resident Discount Fee:$35 --3 wks 136516 We 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/17/09 Walk &Run for Fitness &FunAge:12 &up Walk or run on City trails while getting fit. Learn nutritional information and running tips.Class meets at designated parks. Water bottle,sports watch,hand weights and yoga mat needed. Inst.:Ed &Rachel Valdez Site:Heritage Park (1st class) Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --8 wks 134023 Sa 7 -8:20 am 6/13/09StepAerobics/Body SculptingAge:16 &up A muscle conditioning class challenging the upper and lower body using hand weights and steps.Equipment provided.Age:15 &up Inst.:Kelly Heilig Site:Lions E Fee:$48/Resident Discount Fee:$38 --9 wks 134141 Th 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/25/09Age:16 &up Inst.:Sylvia Marshall Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$45/Resident Discount Fee:$35 --9 wks 134140 Th 6 -6:50 pm 6/18/09LowAerobics/Body SculptingAge:18 &up Get the heart rate up to increase endurance and energy levels.Hand weights used. Inst.:Kelly Heilig Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$48/Resident Discount Fee:$38 --9 wks 134148 Tu 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/23/09 F I T N E S S Group Site Time Barcode Early Bird Heritage Park Morning 128016 Central Park Morning 128017 Victoria Arbors Pk Morning 128018 Seniors Central Park 7:30 –9 am (T/Th)134425 Playschool Parents Central Park 8:45 -9:45 am 128020 Teens RCFSC 3:30 -4:30 pm 128021 After 5 Heritage Park Evening 128022 Central Park Evening 128023 Victoria Arbors Pk Evening 128074 Mommy &Me Central Park 10 -11 am (T/Th)128075 Curvy Walkers Central Park 6 -7 am (T/Th)128076 Lewis Walking Club Milliken Park 6:30 -7:30 pm (M/Th)128079 This is How We Stroll Ruth Musser School 6:30 -7:30 pm (M)128080 Trailblazers Heritage Park 6:30 -7:30 am (M-F)128081 Walk &Roll Heritage Park 6 -7 pm (T/Th)128083 Tails &Trails Central Park 6:30 -7:30 pm (T/Th)128117 (Dog Walking Club) Heritage Running Club Heritage Park 6 -7 am (M-F)128116 Healthy RC Walking/Running Clubs promote healthy lifestyles, motivate families to be active together and aims to collectively walk or run in one year the equivalent of traveling across the U.S.A. Participants meet in small groups,are led by a volunteer and receive a pedometer (while supplies last),incentives and more! Walking/Running Clubs -FREE Age:6 &up If you are interested in becoming a lead volunteer for a club,would like to start your own walking/running club or would like additional information,please call (909)477-2760 x.2381. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m37 Muscle Toning/Body SculptingAge:18 &up Stretching and low impact aerobics. Exercise shoes and mats required,hand weights optional. Inst.:Kelly Heilig Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$48/Resident Discount Fee:$38 --9 wks 134146 Mo 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/22/09 134147 We 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/24/09FortyPlus&Fit Age:40 &up Beginning level,low-impact aerobic workout designed for the over forty or sedentary individual.Exercise mat required. Inst.:Sylvia Marshall Site:Lions W Fee:$45/Resident Discount Fee:$35 --10 wks 134145 We 5 -5:50 pm 6/17/09YogaAge:17 &up Bring your own mat. Inst.:Nicole Myerchin Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$90/Resident Discount Fee:$80 --10 wks 134149 Mo 7 -7:50 pm 6/15/09 134151 Th 5:30 -6:20 pm 6/18/09HathaYogaAge:13 &up Bring your own mat. Inst:Combined Martial Science Beginning Site:Lions W Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --10 wks 135247 Tu 8 -8:50 pm 6/16/09 Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 135244 Mo 9 -9:50 am 6/15/09 135245 We 8 -8:50 pm 6/17/09 Site:Lions E 135246 Th 8 -8:50 pm 6/18/09 Intermediate Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$95/Resident Discount Fee:$85 --10 wks 133248 Mo 8 -9:30 pm 6/15/09Pilates/Yoga Age:13 &up Bring your own mat. Inst.:Combined Martial Science Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$75/Resident Discount Fee:$65 --10 wks 135249 Th 9 -9:50 am 6/18/09 Site:Lions E 135250 Fr 6 -6:50 pm 6/19/09PilatesAge:16 &up Bring your own mat. Inst.:Nicole Myerchin Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$90/Resident Discount Fee:$80 --10 wks 134156 Tu 6:30 -7:20 pm 6/16/09 134155 Th 7 -7:50 pm 6/18/09 Total Body Fitness Age:16 &up Build a fit body using floor stretches,“core” strengthening and yoga. Inst.:Inland Valley Dance Academy Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --10 wks 135297 Tu 7 -7:50 pm 6/16/09 Site:ALHS 135298 Th 7 -7:50 pm 6/18/09IntervalCardioClassAge:16 &up Burn calories in fast and slow intervals using steps,ropes and weights.Exercise mat and hand weights required. Inst.:Rachel Valdez Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$64/Resident Discount Fee:$54 --8 wks 134024 Tu 9 -9:50 am 6/16/09 &We 8:30 -9:20 am Cardio Boot Camp Age:16 &up Aerobics,kickboxing,power yoga and drills for a strong workout.Towel and yoga sticky mat required. Inst.:Steve Hsu Site:Lions W Fee:$58/Resident Discount Fee:$48 --6 wks 134025 Th 7 -8:20 pm 6/25/09AbBlast!Age:16 &up Develop the six pack of your dreams!Please bring a mat. Inst.:Nicole Myerchin Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$50/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --10 wks 134154 Mo 6:30 -7 pm 6/15/09 134152 Tu 7:30 -8 pm 6/16/09 134153 Th 6:30 -7 pm 6/18/09Balance/Stability Ball FitnessAge:16 &up Works the upper and lower body and abs using principles of yoga and pilates.Balls and sticky mats provided. Inst.:Sylvia Marshall Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$45/Resident Discount Fee:$35 --9 wks 134143 Th 5 -5:50 pm 6/18/09LatinBeatZumbaStyleAge:16 &up Aerobic dance set to a Latin beat.Great for toning,coordination and calorie burning! Inst.:Sylvia Marshall Site:Lions W Fee:$50/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --9 wks 134142 Mo 5 -5:50 pm 6/15/09 F I T N E S S Hip Hop Aerobics Age:16 &up Cardio workout designed to work the upper and lower body using Hip Hop moves. Inst.:Lashonda Solomon Site:ALHS Fee $65/Resident Discount Fee $55 --9 wks 135231 We 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/17/09 Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 135230 Sa 8:30 -9:30 am 6/13/09LowImpactAerobicsAge:16 &up Need exercise mat,hand weights optional. Inst.:Sylvia Marshall Site:Lions W Fee:$65/Resident Discount Fee:$55 --10 wks 134144 M/W 6 -6:50 pm 6/15/09MeditationAge:Adult A stress relief class designed to relax your mind. Inst.:Martial Science Staff Site:Lions W Fee $60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --10 wks 135023 We 8 -8:30 pm 6/17/09ChiGongContemplationwithMovementAge:18 &up Timeless traditional practice produces increased balanced energy and relaxation. Inst.:Marianna Giordano Site:Lions W Fee:$30/Resident Disc.Fee:$20 --8 wks 136668 Fr 11 -11:45 am 6/19/09TaiChiAge:18 &up Ancient Asian exercise with simple move- ments for balance,strength and stamina. Inst.:Marianna Giordano Site:Lions W Fee:$40/Resident Disc.Fee:$30 --10 wks 136666 Th 6 -6:50 pm 6/18/09 136667 Fr 10 -10:50 am 6/19/09“Kid”Kickboxfit Age:8 -14 Gloves required -$30 fee to purchase from instructor. Inst.:Sensei Rick Duffy and staff Site:Universal Martial Arts Center Fee:$95/Resident Discount Fee:$85 --8 wks 135429 M/W/F 10:15 -11:15 am 6/15/09KickboxfitAge:16 &up Designed to target trouble areas,helps melt inches away.Gloves required -$30 fee to purchase from instructor. Inst.:Sensei Rick Duffy and staff Site:Universal Martial Arts Center Fee:$105/Resident Discount Fee:$95 --10 wks 135672 M/W 7:15 -8:15 pm 6/15/09 &Fr 6:30 -7:30 pm 135673 M/W/F 9 -10 am 6/15/09 135674 T/Th 8:35 -9:35 pm 6/16/09 &Fr 8:40 -9:40 pm 138716 M/W 8:20 -9:20 pm 6/15/09 &Fr 7:35 -8:35 pm Please note -classes willnotbeheldJuly2-4. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 938 Kenpo/Kung Fu Age:4 -17 Self defense and self control are taught. Inst.:Jack Castillo New Students A uniform is required and may be purchased from instructor for $40. Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --10 wksAge:4 -7 Site:Lions W 135258 Tu 4 -4:50 pm 6/16/09 Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 135257 Th 4 -4:50 pm 6/18/09Age:8 -17 Site:Lions W 135256 Tu 5 -5:50 pm 6/16/09 Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr 135259 Th 5 -5:50 pm 6/18/09 Yellow Belts (instructor approval required) Safety equipment is required and may be purchased from instructor for $85. Site:Tu -Lions W/Th -Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$109/Resident Discount Fee:$99 --10 wksAge:4 -7 135266 T/Th 6 -6:50 pm 6/16/09Age:8 -17 135267 T/Th 7 -7:50 pm 6/16/09 Green/Brown/Black Belts (Instructor approval required) Safety equipment is required and may be purchased from instructor for $85. Site:Lions W Fee:$109/Resident Discount Fee:$99 --10 wksAge:4 -17 136520 Sa 10 am -noon 6/13/09 Learn various disciplines of Martial Arts. Style and technique vary depending on discipline and instructor.Pee Wee Karate Stars Age:3 -4 Material fee:$40. Instructor:U.M.A.C.Staff Site:U.M.A.C. Fee:$95/Resident Discount Fee:$85 --10 wks 136523 T/Th 4 -4:30 pm 6/16/09ShukokaiKarateAge:5 &up Uniform required. Inst.:Norman Ensil Site:Lions E Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 --10 wksAge:5 -12 135418 M/W 6:30 -7:15 pm 6/15/09Age:12 &up 135419 M/W 7:15 -8 pm 6/15/09WuShuKungFuAge:4 &up Material fee:$40. Inst.:Frank Castillo Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$55/Resident Discount Fee:$45 --10 wksAge:4 -8 135427 Mo 5 -5:50 pm 6/15/09Age:9 &up 135428 Mo 6 -6:50 pm 6/15/09Kid’s Self Defense Age:5 -11 Non-physical conflict techniques and realistic self defense are taught.Material fee:$40. Instructor:Sensei Rick Duffy and staff Site:Universal Martial Arts Center Fee:$95/Resident Discount Fee:$85 --10 wks 136521 M/W 5 -5:45 pm 6/15/09 136522 T/Th 6:15 -7 pm 6/16/09 Judo for Juniors Age:4 -6 Judo uniform required and may be pur- chased through instructor. Inst.:Discover Judo Staff Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$30/Resident Discount Fee:$20 --10 wks 134126 Sa 11 am -noon 6/13/09JudoAge:7 &up Uniform required,may be purchased through instructor. Inst.:Discover Judo Staff Site:Cuca Middle Sch Fee:$55/Resident Discount Fee:$45 --10 wks 134123 T/Th 6 -7:30 pm 6/16/09 Advanced (Must be approved by instructor) Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$25/Resident Discount Fee:$15 --10 wks 134124 Sa 10 -11 am 6/13/09Wrestling/Jujitsu/Martial ArtsAges:5 -18Materialfee:$40. Inst.:Combined Martial Science Staff Site:RC Family Sports Ctr Fee:$80/Resident Discount Fee:$70 --8 wksAges:5 -9 135239 Fr 5 -6 pm 6/12/09Ages:10 -18 135240 Fr 6:10 -7:10 pm 6/12/09 Fee:$97/Resident Discount Fee:$87 --10 wksAges:5 -9 135241 Sa 11:30 am -12:30 pm 6/13/09 135238 Tu 4 -5 pm 6/16/09 135243 Th 4 -5 pm 6/18/09Ages:10 -18 135242 Sa 12:45 -1:45 pm 6/13/09 We Want To Hear From You! Have a question about one of our classes? Need to know more information about reserving a park?Now ask the questions when it’s convenient for you! E-mail us 24 /7 atCSDinfo@cityofrc.us M A R T I A L A R T S Don’t missour4thofJulySpectacular! See back cover for more information. Please note -classes willnotbeheldJuly2-4. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m39 Ice Skating Age:2 &up Basic skating techniques taught.Skate rental:$3 per class.Warm clothes and gloves recommended.Free public sessions for participants while enrolled in classes. Inst.:Ontario Ice Skating Staff Site:Ontario Ice Fee:$58/Resident Discount Fee:$48 --8 wksParentandMeAge:2 -5 136524 We 11:30 am -noon 6/17/09TotAge:2 -5 136525 Sa 1 -1:30 pm 6/13/09 136526 Th 6 -6:30 pm 6/18/09 136527 Th 5:30 -6 pm 6/18/09BeginningAge:6 -14 136528 Sa 1 -1:30 pm 6/13/09 136529 Tu 6:30 -7 pm 6/16/09 136530 Th 5:30 -6 pm 6/18/09 136532 Th 6:30 -7 pm 6/18/09Age:14 &up 136531 Th 6:30 -7 pm 6/18/09IceSkatingAge:3 &up Dress warm,wear gloves.Skate rental:$3 per class. Inst.:Center Ice Arena Coaches Site:Center Ice Arena Fee:$65/Resident Discount Fee:$55 --5 wksAge:3 -6 134165 Sa Noon -12:30 pm 6/13/09 134166 Sa Noon -12:30 pm 7/25/09Age:7 -14 134167 Sa 1-1:30 pm 6/13/09 134168 Sa 1-1:30 pm 7/25/09Age:15 &up 134169 Sa Noon -12:30 pm 6/13/09 134170 Sa Noon -12:30 pm 7/25/09IceHockeyAge:2 &up Skate rental is $3 per class.Skates,hockey stick and gloves are required. Inst.:Ontario Ice Skating Staff Site:Ontario Ice Fee:$58/Resident Discount Fee:$48 --8 wksTotAge:2 -5 136533 Th 6 -6:30 pm 6/18/09BeginningAge:6 -14 136534 Sa 1 -1:30 pm 6/13/09 136535 Tu 6:30 -7 pm 6/16/09 136536 Th 6:30 -7 pm 6/18/09IntermediateAge:8 -14 Fee:$61/Resident Discount Fee:$51 --8 wks 136537 Su 6 -6:30 pm 6/14/09AdultAge:14 &up Fee:$61/Resident Discount Fee:$51 --8 wks 136538 Su 8:10 -9:40 pm 6/14/09GolfAge:6 &up Material fee:$25. Inst.:Gary Nichols Site:Whispering Lakes Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 --5 wksAge:6 -17 136539 Sa 11 am -noon 6/13/09Age:18 &up 136540 Sa 10 -11 am 6/13/09 S P O R T S C L A S S E S Junior Tennis Age:5 -8 135108 Mo 4 -4:50 pm 6/15/09 135109 Tu 4 -4:50 pm 6/16/09 135110 We 4 -4:50 pm 6/17/09YouthTennisAge:9 -12 135111 Mo 5 -5:50 pm 6/15/09 135112 Tu 5 -5:50 pm 6/16/09TeenTennisAge:13 -16 135113 We 5 -5:50 pm 6/17/09AdultTennisAge:16 &up Drills,strategy,instruction and matches to raise your level of play.A $2.50 ball fee is due to the instructor at the first class.Beginning 135114 Mo 6 -6:50 pm 6/15/09Intermediate 135115 Tu 6 -6:50 pm 6/16/09 135116 We 6 -6:50 pm 6/17/09NEW-Grand Prix Competition ClassAge:8 &up Teaches participants to compete at the 3.0, 3.5,4.0 level.Tennis balls required. Inst.:Hanger 18 Staff Site:Lions Park Fee:$90/Resident Discount Fee:$80 --4 wks 135420 Fr 7 -8:30 pm 6/19/09 135616 Fr 7 -8:30 pm 7/17/09PrivateTennisLessonsAge:6 &up One on one,55 minute lesson customized program to meet your needs.Participants se- lect day and time,based on first come,first serve basis (times vary between 8 am to 5 pm). Lessons are available on Fridays (with sessions beginning 6/19/09 and 7/17/09)and Saturdays (with sessions beginning 6/13/09 and 7/18/09). For complete registration information please log onto RCpark.com or call (909)477-2765. Inst:Coach J.Hasan (USPTA) Site:Day Creek Park Fee:$170/Resident Discount Fee:$160 --4 wks USA Tennis Program 1-2-3 Students must furnish own racket.Court shoes with non-marking soles and comfort- able clothes are required.$2.50 ball fee. Inst.:Upland Tennis Club Staff Site:Beryl Park Fee:$62/Resident Discount Fee:$52 --8 wks Horsemanship Age:6 &up Learn basic horsemanship and riding skills. Wear long pants and boots or tennis shoes. Inst.:Bobby Howard Site:Fox Croft FarmHorsemanship101 Fee:$170/Resident Discount Fee:$160 --4 wks 134003 Sa 1 -2:30 pm 6/13/09 134004 Sa 1 -2:30 pm 7/18/09HorsemanshipDayCamp Fee:$160/Resident Discount Fee:$150 --5 days 135566 M -F 9 am -4 pm 6/15/09 135567 M -F 9 am -4 pm 6/22/09 133766 M -F 9 am -4 pm 6/29/09 133767 M -F 9 am -4 pm 7/6/09 133768 M -F 9 am -4 pm 7/13/09 133769 M -F 9 am -4 pm 7/20/09 133770 M -F 9 am -4 pm 7/27/09BowlingforYouthAge:5 -12 An introduction for beginning bowlers or practice for the experienced player.Must be able to lift a 6 lbs.ball.Material fee:$10. Inst.:Deer Creek Staff Site:Deer Creek Lanes Fee:$65/Resident Discount Fee:$55 --8 wks 134002 Th 4 -5 pm 6/18/09ArcheryAge:8 &up Children,adults and families are welcome to come learn the art of archery.Equipment provided by instructor for class use only. Inst.:Vernie Urbano Site:Claremont McKenna College Fee:$90/Resident Discount Fee:$80 --8 wks Beginning 134012 Sa 10:45 am -12:15 pm 6/27/09 Intermediate 134014 Sa 1:30 -3 pm 6/27/09 T e n n i s You Vs.Rock Age:5 &up Two hour indoor sessions.Safety equip- ment provided.Additional dates avali- able,check RCpark.com for more details. Inst.:Hanger 18 Staff Site:Hanger 18 Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$20 --1 day 135220 Sa 10 am -noon 6/13/09 135221 Sa 10 am -noon 6/20/09 135222 Sa 10 am -noon 6/27/09 135223 Sa 10 am -noon 7/11/09 Rock Climbing Camp Age:5 &up Safety equipment provided. Inst.:Hanger 18 Staff Site:Hanger 18 Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 --3 days 135217 M/W/F 10 am -noon 6/22/09 135218 M/W/F 10 am -noon 7/20/09 R o c k C l i m b i n g Open to the PublicTennisCourtsAtAllHighSchools In Rancho Cucamonga Monday -Friday:5:30 pm -dusk Saturday -Sunday:10 am -dusk (Unless being utilized for an approved school program) ~Available at each site ~ 4 Tennis Courts -no lights Please note -classes willnotbeheldJuly2-4. Recreation for All! Through partnerships,collaborations and reasonably priced classes,the City of Rancho Cucamonga is proud to offer a variety of recreational and social opportunities for residents in our community with develop- mental,learning and physical disabilities.Gymnastics Age:4 -12 Participants will be introduced to a variety of gymnastic apparatus.“Bring a Buddy”system is required. Inst.:Precision Gymnastics Site:Precision Fee:$92/Resident Discount Fee:$82 --10 wks 133470 Mo 3:15 -4 pm 6/15/09MovementandTumblingAge:4 &up A fun,creative and therapeutic approach to developing coordination,strength and flexibility through stretches,floor and dance exercises,ribbons,flags,tambourines and more. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$40/Resident Discount Fee:$30 --6 wks 135868 Th 4:15 -4:55 pm 6/25/09JazzandHipHopAge:5 &up Build confidence and expressive style while learning jazz and hip hop techniques. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$50/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --6 wks 135866 Mo 5:30 -6:20 pm 6/22/09StarPerformersAge:7 &up Learn songs,practice dance skills and perform at special events.$20 costume fee due at first class. Inst.:Richard and Pat Morris Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --13 wks 135872 We 5:30 -7 pm 6/17/09 Tap Age:7 &up Tap techniques combined with a variety of contemporary dance styles. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$40/Resident Discount Fee:$30 --6 wks 135869 Th 5 -5:40 pm 6/25/09BalletAge:Open Develop grace,coordination and individual creativity while learning contemporary and traditional ballet techniques. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$40/Resident Discount Fee:$30 --6 wks 135867 Th 3:30 -4:10 pm 6/25/09 IncredABLE Athletes Calling all IncredABLE athletes!This is the perfect opportunity to get healthy,be active and make new friends! Please call 477-2765 x.8055 for more information.Basketball Ages:5 &up Skills such as dribbling,passing and shooting are taught in very learnable segments with lots of practice and fun games. Inst.:Trifytt Sports Staff Site:Milliken Park Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --5 wks 135176 Th 5 -5:45 pm 6/25/09 Friend of a FriendConnection This program is designed to match up parents of special needs children.The program will enable parents to share experiences,advice and information with one another.If you are interested in being a “Friend of a Friend”or for more information,call (909)477-2760 x.8055. Rising Stars Since 1991,Rising Stars has provided therapeutic and recreational horseback riding lessons to physically and mentally chal- lenged children and adults.In addition to improving posture,balance,coordination, strengthening and relaxing muscles and joints,riding builds self-discipline and self- confidence.For more information,contact Pat Morris at (909)987-9403. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 940 IncredABLE Cooking Age:Open Learn basics of measuring and recipe techniques.Material fee:$15. Inst.:Erin McCaleb Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$34/Resident Discount Fee:$24 --4 wks 135090 Tu 3:30 -4:30 pm 6/16/09MartialArtsAge:5 &up Learn endurance,flexibility and self-control while focusing on discipline and self- confidence.$10 supply fee due to instructor. Inst.:Anthony &Michelle Maxwell Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Beginning Fee:$35/Resident Discount Fee:$25 --10 wks 135870 M/W 5 -6:30 pm 6/15/09 Intermediate Fee:$35/Resident Discount Fee:$25 --10 wks 135871 M/W 6:30 -8 pm 6/15/09 I N C R E D A B L E S /S P E C I A L N E E D S Beginning this issue,class/activity fees have a new look - Fee:$85/Resident Discount Fee:$75 The first fee listed is for participants not living within the City of Rancho Cucamonga.The second fee,Resident Discount Fee,is a reduced amount for residents of Rancho Cucamonga (which includes the Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwanda areas). For questions or additional information,please call (909)477-2765. FEE STRUCTURE CHANGE Special Needs SupportGroupandSocialEvent See page 18 for information. I N C R E D A B L E S /S P E C I A L N E E D S Kid’s Crew A social skills program for ages 4 to 8 years old led by Casa Colina’s licensed staff. Fee:$65 per week --8 wks Ages 4 –6 years:Tuesdays,3 –5 pm Ages 6 –8 years:Thursdays,3:30 –5:30 pm Children’s Services Casa Colina,partnered with the City of Rancho Cucamonga Special Needs Program,offers programs at Central Park.Call (909)596-7733 x.4200 for information,to register for a class or to schedule an assessment for program participation. IncredABLESFridayNightFun ClubGoldyS.Lewis Community Center$5 per person Age:13 &up Pre-registration required. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m41 NEW !Kid Fit Age:8 -12 Activities that teach healthier lifestyles.Move to your favorite tunes with Xerdance.or create a work out with Trazer,then try our Sportwall.Pre-registration required ~$30 per 6 week session ~Saturday ~9 -10:30 am ~Teen LodgeFirstFriends(Adventure Guide Club for Parent &Child)1 -4 Designed to enhance the parent-child relationship while interacting with others. Includes field trips,crafts,songs and play.Classes ongoing,call for details. Fee:$30 per 8 week session Sessions:August 10 -September 16 •September 21 -October 28 1 -2 years old:9 -10 am Monday/Wednesday 3 -4 years old:10 -11 am Monday/WednesdayCPR/First Aid/AED Age:Teen &up Adult/child/pediatric.ASHI,EMSA approved.Fee:$50. Saturdays •9 am –3 pm ~June 6,July 11,August 1,September 12OtherYMCAPrograms:•Swim Lessons •YMCA Preschool •Self Defense•Family Nights •Y-Indian Guides •Cheerleading Teen Day Camp Grades:6th -9th Includes two field trips,swimming,arts and crafts, Exergames and more! June 15 -August 7 Fee:$150 per week 6:30 am -6:30 pm YMCA Teen CenterSummerSpecialityDayCampAge:8 -12 Specialized weekly themed activities such as Jr.CSI, Sports,Exergames and two field trips all in a fun camp setting. June 15 -August 7 Fee:$140 per week 6:30 am -6:30 pm Bear Flat &Terra Vista Elem.Kinder Camp Age:4 1/2 -6 Includes two field trips geared specifically for kinders such as swimming,arts and crafts,sports, snacks and other activities. June 15 -August 7 Fee:$140 per week 6:30 am -6:30 pm Grizzly Gulch A partnership with The City of Rancho Cucamonga and the Rancho Cucamonga/Fontana Family YMCA allows YMCA teen programs to be offered at Central Park’s Goldy S.Lewis Community Center.All YMCA programs are operated and provided by YMCA staff.YMCA membership dues are applicable and financial assistance is available to those who qualify.Call (909)987-0777 for more information. Visit www.rcfymca.org for trip schedules or additionalprograminformationfortheseandotherprograms. School calendars are changing…and so are ours! Beginning August,2009,Community Services program sessions will be changed to align with the new schedules adopted by local public schools.For local students, summer break will be shortened to adjust for this change. Please contact your local school district office for specific information on their school calendar schedule. Beginning 2009,Community Services Summer Session will be modified to include a mini-summer session of programs for those not tied to school calendars,such as adult and fitness classes.Mini sessions will be offered again in December,as schools will again initiate a calendar change for their winter break.Visit RCpark.com for complete details and a Community Services session calendar. Teen Scene A social and life skills program for ages 12 to 15 years old led by Casa Colina’s licensed staff. Fee:$65 per week --12 wks Mondays,4 –6 pm Rancho Cucamonga/Fontana Family YMCAGoldyS.Lewis Community Center at Central Park Y M C A Bingo Night Join us as we play bingo and win prizes. 136866 Fr 5:30 -7:30 pm 06/26/09IceCreamSundaeSocial Beat the summer heat and enjoy an ice cream sundae,fun and games with us! 136867 Fr 5:30 -7:30 pm 07/24/09BacktoSchoolBash Start the school year off with a BANG! Come hang out with some of your friends and dance to the DJ’s latest music craze. 136868 Fr 5:30 -7:30 pm 08/21/09 T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 942 C P R P h o t o g r a p h yFinancialInvestingforaCollegeEducationAge:Adult Learn the best way to use the three funda- mental accounts,investments options and principles based solutions to save for your childs future. Inst.:Paul Orr Site:Lions E Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$5 --1 day 135232 We 6 -8 pm 6/17/09BuyingaHome--Why rent when you can own?Age:18 &up The benefits of home ownership versus renting,mortgage qualification and assistance program qualifications. Inst.:Paul Orr Site:Lions E Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$5 --1 day 134010 We 6 -8 pm 6/24/09 134011 We 6 -8 pm 7/22/09DebtFreedomAge:18 &up Make your money work for you and elimi- nate debt. Inst.:Paul Orr Site:Lions E Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$5 --1 day 134008 Mo 6 -8 pm 6/15/09 134009 Mo 6 -8 pm 7/13/09 Photoshop Basics Age:16 &up Use Photoshop to edit your digital photographs.Not a computer lab class, students may bring their own laptop. Inst.:Anthony Feliciano Site:Lions W Fee $70/Resident Discount Fee $60 --4 wks 134971 Mo 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/15/09 134972 Mo 6:30 -7:30 pm 7/20/09DigitalPhotographyBasicsAge:16 &up For beginning to intermediate students. Please bring a digital camera to class. Inst.:Anthony Feliciano Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --4 wks 134973 Tu 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/16/09 134974 Tu 6:30 -7:30 pm 7/21/09DigitalPhotographyAdvancedAge:16 &up For intermediate and advanced students (digital single lens reflex camera required).Learn how to use manual controls on a DSLR camera.Material fee:$9. Inst.:Anthony Feliciano Site:Goldy Lewis Ctr Fee:$70/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --4 wks 134975 We 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/17/09 134976 We 6:30 -7:30 pm 7/22/09 S P E C I A L I N T E R E S T The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS,ACLS and PALS and has developed instructional materials for this purpose.Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association and any fees charged for such a course do not represent income to the Association.CPR Age:7 &up(Infant,Child &Adult) Learn the technique of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (taught by American Heart Association).Certification valid for a period of 2 years,but does not meet Healthcare Provider “C”criteria.(Min.8/Max.16) Inst.:Certified Instructor Site:Fire Station 173 (N.of Base Line off Day Creek) Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$60 --1 day 134716 Tu 6 -10 pm 6/16/09 134717 Tu 6 -10 pm 7/21/09 134718 Tu 6 -10 pm 8/18/09 G a r d e n i n gHomeGardening Age:12 &up Learn basic home gardening,sprinkler repair,lawn care,pruning and use of drought tolerant plants. Inst.:Jose Vara Site:Lions W Fee:$75/Resident Discount Fee:$65 --5 wks 135074 Tu 6 -8 pm 6/16/09 DogObedience **B r i n g p r o o f o f c u r r e n t v a c c i n a t i o n s t o f i r s t c l a s s . Beginning Dog Obedience**Age:12 &up Class for all dogs 4 months or older.First class meets at Lions West.No dogs first class. Inst.:Live Oak Dog Obedience Site:Red Hill Park Fee:$109/Resident Discount Fee:$99 --7 wks 134021 Tu 7 -8 pm 6/23/09 134022 Sa 11:30 am -12:30 pm 7/11/09BasicManners**Ages 18 &up For dogs 4 months and up.First class meets at Lions West.No dogs first class. Inst.:Cindy Scott Site:Lions Park Fee:$105/Resident Discount Fee:$95 --6 wks 135166 Th 7 -8 pm 6/18/09 Nature Adventure Age:8 -12 Come learn how plants grow,take a nature walk and discover the origin of food.Learn to identify plants by touch,smell and taste. Inst.:Jose Vara Site:Lions W Fee:$65/Resident Discount Fee:$55 --4 wks 135073 We 1 -3 pm 6/17/09 NEW !Modeling,Manners &EtiquetteAge:16 &up Learn modeling tips,dining do’s and don’ts,etiquette advice and much more! Inst.:Chita Johnson Site:Brulte Center Fee/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --1 day 134632 Tu 6 -8 pm 6/2/09 NEW !RC Chess Club Goldy S.Lewis Community Center Sundays from 1:30 -5 pm FREE activity.All ages welcome. Bring your board and prepare for a great afternoon of chess. Sign LanguageBeginner Age 6 &up Learn manual alphabet,people,numbers, basic words and phrases,and the Pledge of Allegiance.Material fee:$10. Inst:Sylvia Otsuka Site:Lions W Fee:$50/Resident Discount Fee:$40 --8 wks 137016 Fr 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/19/09AdvancedBeginnerAge6&up Expand your signing skills,students select class topic so class may be taken several times.Material fee:$10. Inst:Sylvia Otsuka Site:Lions W Fee:$60/Resident Discount Fee:$50 --8 wks 137018 Fr 7:30 -9 pm 6/19/09 T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m43 City Council Meets first &third Wednesdays,monthly at 7 pm Donald J.Kurth,M.D.............................Mayor L.Dennis Michael .....................Mayor Pro Tem Rex Gutierrez .........................Council Member Sam Spagnolo .........................Council Member Diane Williams .......................Council Member Other Elected Officials Janice Reynolds ...............................City Clerk James C.Frost ............................City Treasurer Planning Commission/ Historic Preservation Commission Meets second &fourth Wednesdays,monthly at 7 pm Richard B.Fletcher .................................Chair Luis Munoz,Jr.................................Vice-Chair Frances Howdyshell ...................Commissioner Pam Stewart ..............................Commissioner Ravenel Wimberly ......................Commissioner Park and Recreation Commission Meets third Thursday,monthly at 7 pm Antonio Karraa .....................................Chair Francisco Oaxaca ............................Vice Chair Curtis Bray ...............................Commissioner Patricia Morris ...........................Commissioner Janet Ryerson ............................Commissioner Rancho Cucamonga Library Foundation Meets second Monday monthly at 6 pm Bruce Bowne ....................................President Rebecca Davies ..........................Vice President Teresa A.Akahoshi .....................Board Member Jackie Amsler ............................Board Member David Atkins ............................Board Member Gino L.Filippi ...........................Board Member Tina Gilfry ................................Board Member David Gonzalez .........................Board Member Ruth Leal .................................Board Member Dominic Melillo ........................Board Member Chris White ..............................Board Member Library Board Meets second Thursday,monthly at 6 pm Robert Coberly .................................President Sharon Nagel ........................President Pro Tem Jackie Amsler ............................Board Member Scott Haddon ............................Board Member Luella Hairston .........................Board Member C i t y D i r e c t o r y G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N City Hall -Mo -Th 7 am -6 pm 10500 Civic Center Drive,P.O.Box 807,Rancho Cucamonga,CA 91729 (Mayor/City Council/City Manager/City Clerk)........................(909)477-2700 City of Rancho Cucamonga FAX Number ..............................(909)477-2849 @ Your Service (Automated Information Line)........................(909)477-2777 Building and Safety Division ...............................................(909)477-2710 City Yard .........................................................................(909)477-2730 Code Enforcement .............................................................(909)477-2712 Community Services Department .........................................(909)477-2760 Community Services -Activity Registration ............................(909)477-2765 Engineering Division .........................................................(909)477-2740 Environmental Programs Info Line .......................................(909)919-2635 Graffiti Hotline .................................................................(909)481-7999 Neighborhood Housing Services (first-time buyers).................(909)884-6891 Planning Division/Home Improvement Program ....................(909)477-2750 Animal Care and Services Department Mo-Fr 1-7 pm /Sa &Su noon-6 pm Animal Care and Adoption Center - 11780 Arrow Route,Rancho Cucamonga,CA 91730 Licensing,Adoption Center &Field Services .................(909)466-PETS (7387) Victoria Gardens Cultural Center 12505 Cultural Center Drive,Rancho Cucamonga,CA 91739 Administration -Mo -Fr 8 am -5 pm .........................................(909)477-2775 Box Office -Su Noon –5 pm;M –Th Noon –6 pm;Fr &Sa 10 am –6 pm ..(909)477-2752 Facility Reservation -Mo -Fr 10 am -5 pm .................................(909)477-2773 Library Rancho Cucamonga Public Library,7368 Archibald Avenue .......(909)477-2720 Mo -Th 10 am -9 pm /Fr Noon -6 pm/Sa 10 am -5 pm /Su 1 -5 pm Paul A.Biane Library/Victoria Gardens,12505 Cultural Center Dr...(909)477-2720 Mo -Th 10 am -9 pm /Fr -Sa 10 am -6 pm /Closed Sunday Community Centers - All Community Centers open Mo -Fr 8 am -10 pm /Sa 8 am -6 pm /Su 9 am -5 pm except Resource Center which is open Mo -Fr 9 am -8 pm Goldy S.Lewis Community Center,11200 Base Line Rd.,91701 ..(909)477-2782 James L.Brulte Senior Center,11200 Base Line Rd.,91701 ..........(909)477-2780 Lions Community Center East,9191 Base Line Rd.,91730 ..........(909)477-2790 Lions Community Center West,9161 Base Line Rd.,91730 .........(909)477-2795 RC Family Resource Center,9791 Arrow Rte,91730 ...........(909)477-2781 RC Family Sports Center,9059 San Bernardino Rd.,91730 .........(909)477-2785 Police -Mo -Fr 7 am -5:45 pm Rancho Cucamonga Police Department, 10510 Civic Center Drive,Rancho Cucamonga,CA 91730 Emergency Calls Only ....................................................................9-1-1 Police Services (non-emergency)...........................................(909)941-1488 Business/Crime Prevention/Investigations ............................(909)477-2800 Fire -Mo -Th 7 am -6 pm Rancho Cucamonga Fire Protection District, 10500 Civic Center Drive,Rancho Cucamonga,CA 91730 Emergency Calls Only ....................................................................9-1-1 Business Calls ..................................................................(909)477-2770 New Construction Unit ......................................................(909)477-2713 Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter &Sports Complex Quakes Ticket Office -Mo-Fr 10 am-5 pm/Sa 10 am-2 pm/Su 1 pm-6 pm ...(909)481-5252 Epicenter Stadium Rental Information -Mo -Th 7 am -6 pm ..........(909)477-2760 Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce -Mo -Fr 8 am -5 pm 7945 Vineyard Avenue.,Suite D-5,91730 ................................(909)987-1012 School Districts Alta Loma School District -Mo -Fr 7 am -4 pm ...........................(909)484-5151 Central School District -Mo -Fr 8 am -4:30 pm ............................(909)989-8541 Cucamonga School District -Mo -Fr 8 am -4 pm .........................(909)987-8942 Etiwanda School District -Mo -Fr 7:30 am -4:30 pm ......................(909)899-2451 Chaffey Joint Union High School District -Mo -Fr 7:30 am -4 pm ....(909)988-8511 Utilities Southern CA Edison -24 hour Support .....................................1-800-655-4555 Southern CA Gas -24 hour Support .........................................1-800-427-2200 Cucamonga Valley Water District -Mo -Fr 7:30 am -5:30 pm ...........(909)987-2591 Burrtec Waste Industries Disposal -Mo -Fr 8 am -5 pm ................(909)987-3717 Internet Web Sites Internet WebSite Address ..............................................www.cityofrc.com Animal Care and Services Department ...............................www.rcpets.info Business Site Locator .............................................www.insiderancho.com Community Services Website ...........................................www.rcpark.com Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter Website ........................www.rcepicenter.com Rancho Cucamonga Library Website ...............................www.rcpl.lib.ca.us Rancho Cucamonga Redevelopment Dept.Website ..................www.rcrda.us Victoria Gardens Cultural Center ........................www.vgculturalcenter.com Residents of Rancho Cucamonga are encouraged to attend City meetings.These meetings are held at the City Council Chambers,City Hall, 10500 Civic Center Drive. Rancho Cucamonga Community Foundation Call (909)477-2760 for meeting dates Tony Mize.............................................Chair Thomas Galindo ..............................Vice Chair Harvey Cohen,M.D .............Secretary/Treasurer Linda Bryan ..............................Board Member Charles Buquet ..........................Board Member Brad Firle .................................Board Member Judy Gibson ..............................Board Member Marian Nelson ..........................Board Member Staff Jack Lam ...................................City Manager Pamela Easter................Assistant City Manager Linda D.Daniels ...Redevelopment Agency Director &Acting Deputy City Mgr/Comm.Dev. John Gillison ......Deputy City Mgr./Admin.Svcs. Peter Bryan....Fire Chief RC Fire Protection District Joe Cusimano ......Captain RC Police Department Jim Howell ....Acting Public Works Svcs.Director Trang Huynh..............Building &Safety Official Robert Karatsu ........................Library Director Tamara Layne .........................Finance Director Kevin McArdle ......Community Services Director Debra McNay ......Asst.City Clerk/Records Mgr. Joe Pulcinella ..............Animal Services Director Mark Steuer ...Director of Eng.Svcs./City Engineer James R.Troyer .....................Planning Director T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 944 11200 Base Line RoadPhone:(909)477-2780Open7daysaweek!Monday --Friday:8 am --10 pmSaturday:8 am --6 pmSunday:9 am --5 pm Join the fun at the James L.Brulte Center!Just for Fun Day Time Bridge Monday 1 -4 pm Canasta Tuesday 9 -2 pm World Cinema Group Tuesday 6:30 pm Dominos /Bid Whiz Tuesday &Thursday 1 -9 pm Scrabble Tuesday &Friday 12:30 -4:30 pm Majhong Tuesday &Friday 1 -4 pm Needlework &Quilting Tuesday,Wednesday,Friday 9 -noon Senior Cinema Wednesday 1:30 pm Bunco Friday Noon -4 pm Playful Senior Acting Group Monday 6 pm Pinochle Wednesday 1 -4 pm Thursday 8:30 am -4 pm V.I.P.Club*Thursday 9 -10:30 am Bingo*Thursday 10:45 am -2:45 pm Table Tennis Thursday &Saturday 11 am -5 pm Tuesday 2 -9 pm Sunday 1 -4 pm Pinochle Tournaments Friday 1 -7:30 pm Bridge Friday 6 -9 pm Senior Choir Friday 10 am Lawn Bowling Daily 9 am -4 pm Chess Club Sunday 1:30 -5 pm Darts Daily 9 am -5 pm Wii Daily 9 am –9 pm *Sponsored by the Rancho Cucamonga V.I.P.Club J A M E S L .B R U L T E S E N I O R C E N T E R The City of Rancho Cucamonga andTheSeniorAdvisoryCommitteepresentDinner&Auction Fiesta Sunday,May 17,2009 •4 -7 pm at the Goldy S.Lewis Community Center Profits from this event will support the Home Delivered Meal Program for Homebound Seniors and Senior Transportation! Tickets are $25 per person and can be purchased at: James L.Brulte Senior Center 11200 Base Line Road Call (909)477-2780 for more information. Donated auction items are needed to help make this event a success!For more information call (909)477-2780 x.8004. The Doctor Is In Dr.Harvey D.Cohen,M.D.presents information and responds to questions on topics related to senior health. Open to all ages.Call (909)477-2780 to reserve your spot. Walk-ins welcome!3rd Tuesday of Each Month -Noon 134666 June 16 .........Colon Cancer 134668 July 21 .........Prostate Disease 134670 August 18 .....Too Many Meds?3rd Wednesday of Each Month -7 pm 134667 June 17 .........Arthritis 134669 July 22 *.......Kidney Stones 134671 August 19 .....Constipation *Held on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Senior EventsSE N I O R A C T I V I T I E S Senior Center ClubsSilverFoxSocialClub This is a great chance for seniors to meet new friends and share common interests.Club will meet the first Friday of each month at 6 pm.Bring your “Bucket List”and be ready to share.Free activity, registration required.Barcode #12637870’s Plus Birthday Club If you are 70 years young or better,this club is for you! Register at the Brulte Center and be recognized (on the month of your birthday)at a monthly party (held on the last Wednesday of each month).Free activity,registration required.Barcode #126376 Simply Enchanted Senior PromFriday,June 12,2009 ~5 -10 pm Semi-formal dress.$20 per person.Barcode #136416 Independence Day CelebrationThursday,July 2,2009 ~9:30 am Join us as we celebrate our country’s birthday with entertainment and refresh- ments!Co-sponsored by the VIP Club.Healthy RC Senior WalkTuesday,August 11,2009 ~9 am Participate in the first annual Healthy RC Senior Walk.The walk is 2.3 miles,with a $5 fee which includes a Healthy RC shirt,picnic lunch and water.Barcode #134625SeniorBilliardsTournament~1 pm Limited to the first sixteen participants.$5 per person. 125368 June 5,2009 125369 July 10,2009 125370 August 7,2009 Health Registration required for these FREE seminars. Please call (909)477-2760 x.8055 to register or for more information.Health Education Series Loma Linda University East Campus Hospital presents: Spinal Health 130428 We 10:30 am 6/10/09 Preventing Dehydration Recognizing the signs and symptoms of dehydration may keep you out of the hospital.Presented by Inter Valley Health Plan. 129969 Tu 10 am 6/16/09HealthandWellnessSeminars Presented by Casa Colina.Please call (909)596-7733 x.8200 to reserve your space. Podiatry Screening Diabetic foot screenings,general foot checks and shoe evaluations provided by Thinh Le,DPM. Tu 11 am 6/2/09 Bone Density Screenings Performed by SACH Rancho Rehabilitation Center. Tu 11 am 7/14/09 Hearing Screenings Performed by SACH Rancho Rehabilitation Center. Tu 11 am 8/4/09 Events are FREE unless stated otherwise. Unless otherwise stated,all workshops areFREEandheldatJamesL.Brulte Sr.Center. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m Senior Book Club Join us for a fun discussion about your favorite books and authors!Sponsored by Rancho Cucamonga Library Services. Held the third Thursday each month, 10 -11:30 am.Free activity,registration required.Barcode #130575 45 T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 946 Hand Built Ceramics Make a project from raw clay,shaping and hand-building,drying to firing and decorating a complete piece.Students will be responsible for supply cost. Inst.:Cheryl Cooper Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee $28 --4 wks House/Garage Tool Caddy 129972 We 9 -11 am 6/3/09 Lady Bug Planter 134572 We 9 -11 am 7/1/09 Rain Gauge Frog 134573 We 9 -11 am 8/5/09 Arts &Crafts SculptingTechniques Make something new for your home or as a gift.Students respon- sible for supply costs. Inst.:Cheryl Cooper Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee $48 --6 wks 134621 Th 9 am -noon 7/9/09 134622 Th 5:30 -8:30 pm 7/9/09 134623 Th 9 am -noon 8/20/09 134624 Th 5:30 -8:30 pm 8/20/09 Tole/Decoration Art FREE! Add color,decoration and unique style to just about any surface with paint. Some expense for supplies will be required. Pre-register at the Senior desk or by calling (909)477-2780. Inst.:Jewel Weir Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Free Class --8 wks 134617 Mo Noon -3 pm 7/6/09Watercolor&Drawing Inst.:Karen Clark Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee $60 --4 wks 129975 Th 6 -8 pm 6/4/09 134618 Th 6 -8 pm 7/9/09 134619 Th 6 -8 pm 8/6/09 DanceBasicLineDancing Classes teach different and fun line dances. Inst.:Cal Senechal Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$6 --monthly 130183 Tu 9:30 -10:30 am 6/2/09 134291 Tu 9:30 -10:30 am 7/7/09 134292 Tu 9:30 -10:30 am 8/4/09 130186 Tu 10:45 -11:45 am 6/2/09 134294 Tu 10:45 -11:45 am 7/7/09 134295 Tu 10:45 -11:45 am 8/4/09 130171 Th 9:30 -10:30 am 6/4/09 134273 Th 9:30 -10:30 am 7/9/09 134274 Th 9:30 -10:30 am 8/6/09BeginningLineDance Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$10 --4 wks 130180 Th 6 -7 pm 6/4/09 134282 Th 6 -7 pm 7/2/09 130568 Fr 10:30 -11:30 am 6/5/09 134266 Fr 10:30 -11:30 am 7/3/09IntermediateLineDancing Inst.:Cal Senechal Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$6 --monthly 130174 Th 10:45 -11:45 am 6/4/09 134276 Th 10:45 -11:45 am 7/9/09 134277 Th 10:45 -11:45 am 8/6/09 Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$10 --4 wks 130177 Th 7 -8 pm 6/4/09 134279 Th 7 -8 pm 7/2/09 130571 Fr 11:30 am -12:30 pm 6/5/09 134269 Fr 11:30 am -12:30 pm 7/3/09 NEW!Salsa Inst.:Cal Senechal Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$15 --4 wks 130208 We 6 -6:55 pm 6/3/09 134566 We 6 -6:55 pm 7/8/09 134567 We 6 -6:55 pm 8/5/09Stompline Where Tap meets Line Dancing. Inst.:Anne Marie Dunn Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$15 --4 wks 129984 Tu 5:45 -6:45 pm 6/2/09 134285 Tu 5:45 -6:45 pm 7/7/09 129987 We 1:30 -2:30 pm 6/3/09 134288 We 1:30 -2:30 pm 7/8/09TapDancing Inst.:Marge Avants Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$25 --4 wks Intermediate 129588 Mo 10:30 am -noon 6/1/09 134569 Mo 10:30 am -noon 7/6/09 134570 Mo 10:30 am -noon 8/3/09BallroomDance Inst.:Cal Senechal Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$12 --4 wksTango 130189 Tu 1 -1:55 pm 6/2/09Rumba 130192 Tu 2 -2:55 pm 6/2/09Waltz 130193 Tu 1 -1:55 pm 7/7/09ChaCha 130196 Tu 2 -2:55 pm 7/7/09Foxtrot 130194 Tu 1 -1:55 pm 8/4/09Samba 130197 Tu 2 -2:55 pm 8/4/09 S E N I O R C L A S S E S Ballroom Dance (Evening) Inst.:Cal Senechal Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$15 --4 wksRumba 130202 We 7 -7:55 pm 6/3/09Waltz 134301 We 7 -7:55 pm 7/8/09ChaCha 134302 We 7 -7:55 pm 8/5/09BallroomforCouples Inst.:Cal Senechal Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$15 --4 wksChaCha 130205 We 8 -8:55 pm 6/3/09WaltsVariations 134304 We 8 -8:55 pm 7/8/09Bolero 134305 We 8 -8:55 pm 8/5/09 Simply EnchantedSeniorProm Friday,June 12,2009 5 -10 pm James L.Brulte Senior Center (Semi-formal attire) Dinner and Pictures ~5 -7 pm $20 per person (Barcode #136416) Call (909)477-2780 or visit RCpark.com for more information. 5 0 + F I T N E S SZumbaGold A low impact,Latin inspired dance fitness. Inst.:Kat Davis Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$12 --3 wks 129579 We 11:30 am -12:15 pm 6/3/09 134443 We 11:30 am -12:15 pm 7/15/09 134442 Fr 1 -1:45 pm 6/5/09 134446 Fr 1 -1:45 pm 7/17/09 Class Fee:$16 --4 wks 134444 We 11:30 am -12:15 pm 8/5/09 134447 Fr 1 -1:45 pm 8/7/09Pilates-Beginning (Mat Only) Inst.:Sharon Ott Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$25 --4 wks 129927 T/Th 3:30 -4:30 pm 6/2/09 134452 T/Th 3:30 -4:30 pm 7/2/09 134453 T/Th 3:30 -4:30 pm 8/4/09Pilates-Intermediate Inst.:Sharon Ott Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$25 --4 wks 129924 T/Th 4:30 -5:30 pm 6/2/09 134455 T/Th 4:30 -5:30 pm 7/2/09 134456 T/Th 4:30 -5:30 pm 8/4/09Pilates-Advanced Inst.:Laura Ott Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$25 --4 wks 129921 M/W 4 -5 pm 6/1/09 134449 M/W 4 -5 pm 7/1/09 134450 M/W 4 -5 pm 8/3/09 Walking Club FREE!Healthy RC Inst.:Terri Migliacci Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Free Class --on-going 134425 T/Th 7:30 -9 am 7/2/09Aerobics-Beginning Inst.:Arlene Zirges Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$20 --4 wks 129571 M/W/F 8 -8:50 am 6/1/09 134435 M/W/F 8 -8:50 am 7/6/09 134436 M/W/F 8 -8:50 am 8/3/09Aerobics-Advanced Inst.:Laura Ott Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee:$20 --4 wks 129568 M/W/F 9 -10 am 6/1/09 134432 M/W/F 9 -10 am 7/6/09 134433 M/W/F 9 -10 am 8/3/09PACE®FREE! People with Arthritis Can Exercise! Inst.:Arlene Zirges Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Free Class --13 wks 134417 Fr 10:30 -11:30 am 7/3/09 134416 Mo 10:30 -11:30 am 7/6/09Sit&Be Fit FREE! Inst.:Edna Silver Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Free Class --13 weeks 134419 Th 1 -2 pm 7/2/09 134418 Tu 10:30 -11:30 am 7/7/09 NEW!Outdoor Tai Chi Inst.:Marvin Quon Site:Central Park Class Fee $20 --4 weeks 134630 M/W 9 -10 am 7/6/09 134631 M/W 9 -10 am 8/3/09 134627 M/W 7 -8 pm 7/6/09 134628 M/W 7 -8 pm 8/3/09TaiChi/Chi Gong Inst.:Marianna Giordano Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee $7 --6 weeks 134438 We 10 -11:15 am 7/1/09Yoga Inst.:Leslie Vasquez Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Class Fee $20 --4 wks 129582 Mo 2 -3 pm 6/1/09 134426 Mo 2 -3 pm 8/3/09 129585 Mo 6:30 -7:30 pm 6/1/09 134429 Mo 6:30 -7:30 pm 8/3/09Stretching/Balance/MovementFREE!Inst.:Monique Hamilton Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Free Class --4 wks 129574 T/Th 8 -8:50 am 6/2/09 134422 T/Th 8 -8:50 am 7/7/09 134423 T/Th 8 -8:50 am 8/4/09 Wellness Pass For residents of Rancho Cucamonga only.Get fit,maintain flexibility and build strength.Work out with the latest fitness equipment for all mobility needs.Ages 60+ Monday -Friday 7 am -9 pm Saturday 8 am -6 pm Sunday 9 am -5 pm Personal Trainer Learn how to effectively use the Wellness Pass equipment.Receive a customized workout regiment designed to achieve the best results. Register at the Senior Center front desk,contact the trainer to schedule your appointment and bring your paid receipt.Gain a wealth of knowledge on getting fit the best way possible! Inst.:Patricia Orona Site:Brulte Senior Ctr Fee:$15 for one hour private session. Ages 50 -59 Monday -Friday 3 pm -9 pm Saturday 8 am -6 pm Sunday 9 am -5 pm T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m47 Healthy Lifestylesfor50+•Positive Attitude•Friends and Social Involvement•Civic /Community Involvement•Good Nutrition•Exercise•Healthy Habits•Sufficient Sleep•Mental Activity•Outdoor Cooking Massage Therapy Tuesdays •9-11:30 am Fifteen minute sessions.Pre-registration required. Therapist:Sherine Coleman-Bryant Fee:$15 Visit RCpark.com T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 948 AARP Driver Safety Program This eight hour course is taught in two,four hour sessions over two days.Upon completion of both classes,drivers fifty-five years of age and older are eligible for a discount on insurance.Call (909)477-2780 for more information. Class Fee:$12 Member (must show your card when paying) $14 Non-members 124471 T/W 5 -9 pm June 2 &3 124473 T/W 1 -5 pm July 7 &8 124474 T/W 5 -9 pm August 11 &12 The Silver Fox Express Senior Transportation System offers seniors (60 years and over) transportation to the James L. Brulte Senior Center,doctor appointments and grocery shopping.All services are available on a daily basis, Monday through Friday.Registration and a $25 annual fee are required.Simply register at the Senior Center front desk then contact the YMCA at (909)987-0777 by Friday to set up appointments for the upcoming week.Reservations must be made by Friday or services can not be guaranteed.For more information,please call (909)477-2780. Retired Senior VolunteerProgram(R.S.V.P.) Working as a volunteer affords one the opportunity to learn new skills,make friends,feel needed,stay active and have fun!Call (909)482-0355 for a list of volunteer opportunities.Dept.of Aging and Adult Services For appointments or information please call Joanne Jaworski at (909)948-6235.Senior Help Line A free referral service providing information on many senior related issues.Please call (909)625-4600.Senior Counseling Free service.For appointments or information please call Denise Christensen at (909)983-2020 x.231.Home Maintenance Services For more information please call the Oldtimers Foundation at (909)822-4493.Senior Real Estate Counseling Free service.For an appointment,please call (909)941-8379 or (951)237-4096.HICAP Insurance/Medi-CAL Counseling For more information or for an appoint- ment call HICAP at (800)434-0222.For Medi-Cal assistance call (909)458-9574. Nutrition Meals (60+)Monday -Friday •11:30 am -1 pm Enjoy reliable lunch service by Old Timer's Foundation in a setting that makes conversation easy between friends while you look out over the beautiful courtyard. $3 suggested donation per meal at Central Park. Homebound program available (suggested donation -$2.50). For further information call 987-1911. Resource Library With a grant received from the Administration on Aging,the James L.Brulte Senior Center has established a Resource Library.Volunteers guide visitors to resources of personal interest.Visitors can track their blood pressure with cards donated by the Visiting Nurses Association.The library features reference materials with a wide range of topics and equipment including: •Senior Health &Wellness •Crafts &Hobbies •Computer w/Special Needs capabilities •Braille Printer,Labeler •Games &Magnifier •Cooking Volunteers monitor the library's checkout system and assist visitors with equipment in the library. FREE Programs Please call (909)477-2780 or visit RCpark.com for more information on the following FREE programs and services - Link Homebound Program Bereavement Support Group Alzheimer ’s Support Group Senior Gasoline Service Program Blood Pressure Screening Volunteer Opportunities S E N I O R S E R V I C E S Elder Law Matters Marivel Zialcita,Attorney at Law 1st &3rd Friday Noon -2 pm Gregory A.Wood,Attorney at Law 2nd &4th Friday Noon -2 pm Please call (909)477-2780 for a reservation. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m49 Victoria Gardens Cultural Center(909)477-2773 Whether you need ample or intimate space,Victoria Gardens Cultural Center is perfect for private or corporate events to theatrical productions.Reserve Celebration Hall, Imagination Courtyard,Main Street Lobby or the Lewis Family Playhouse for your event!Lions Center East -(909)477-2790 A versatile facility to meet your entire rental needs for dances,parties,meetings and more!Large and small rooms accommodating 10 -95 people.Six rooms available with amenities such as TV/VCR and much more.Lions Center West -(909)477-2795 A great place for your special events.Features large and small rooms which accommo- date 10 -180 people.Three rooms available with amenities such as a standard kitchen.RC Family Sports Center -(909)477-2785 Let this be your next rental site to plan your personal recreation fun!Features basket- ball and racquetball courts,meeting rooms,a Teen Center with use of Nintendo,Pool tables,Ping Pong,and a Big Screen TV.Small meeting rooms for 10 -30 people.James L.Brulte Senior Center &Goldy S.LewisCommunityCenter-(909)477-2782 The facilities at Central Park house the most versatile and flexible multi-purpose spaces available for large or small parties.Rooms can accommodate from 75 to 350 people and feature amenities such as a kitchens,stage areas,a unique indoor/outdoor fireplace and courtyard.Multiple executive meeting rooms are available with seating from 30 -75 people. Looking for that special place for a memorable wedding reception,family reunion,seminar,meeting or banquet? We have six different facilities available,each with different size rooms,capabilities and amenities including kitchens, audio visual equipment,lecturns and much more!In addition,we have a friendly,experienced,well-trained team always willing and able to assist in any way.Rental rates vary and are determined by room size,time of use, attendance and type of activity.With such great facilities right in your own city,why go anywhere else?Let us help make your event or get-together one that you will always remember. Enjoy numerous activities at one of the twenty-nine parks in the City of Rancho Cucamonga.In addition,six parks have shelters that can be reserved for birthday parties,family reunions and various other special events.Reservable shelter parks include Coyote Canyon,Day Creek, Heritage,Hermosa,Milliken and Red Hill Park.All other park shelters are available on a first come,first serve basis with no reserva- tion required.All of our parks are monitored on weeknights and weekends.To learn about specific park amenities,log onto RCpark.com. •Call (909)477-2765 to check availability. •Reservations must be made in person,and are taken at Goldy S.Lewis Community Center at Central Park,Monday thru Friday, 8 am -8 pm and Saturday 9 am -3 pm.(fees vary by shelter size,resident/non-resident,etc.). •Residents may reserve up to four months prior to reservation date.(Non-residents -one month prior.) •Moonbouncers may only be used at reservable parks with an approved City Park Reservation and Required Insurance.Call (909)477-2765 for information regarding requirements. •Amplified sound may only be used at reservable parks with City approval and additional fees. Park Shelter Reservations Community Center Buildings &Rooms Visit our website at RCpark.com for a complete listingofparks,buildings and their amenities. R E N T F O R Y O U R E V E N TWeddings•Private Parties •BirthdaysWorkshops/Seminars •Business/Service Groups The City of Rancho Cucamonga has created a Smoke Free and Styrofoam (expanded polystyrene)Free environment at all City buildings,parks,playgrounds, plazas and trails,including the surrounding property and parking lots. Please remember this when planning your events. T h e G r a p e v i n e S u m m e r 2 0 0 950 Medical Release:I do h ereb y g i v e p ermi s s i o n fo r an y cert i fi ed emerg en cy p ro fes s i o n al o r h eal t h careprofessionaltoadministeranytypeofmedicaltreatmenthe/s h e deems n eces s ary t o t h e ab o v echild(ren )i n cas e o f an emerg en cy an d i n t h e ev en t t h at I can n o t b e co n t act ed. Signature of Parent or Guardian Date Barcode #Last Name First Name Birthdate M/F Activity Title Fee //// // 1 2 6 RELEASE OF LIABILITY &ASSUMPTION OF RISKI,on behalf of myself:or on behalf of my minor child,hereby waive in advance any and all actions or causes of action and claims for injury or property damage which I may have,or which may hereafter accrue to me,my heirs or other successors as a result of my participation in any activity,or activi-ties incidental thereto,(hereinafter referred to as the “activity”)sponsored by the City of Rancho Cucamonga in the attachedregistrationform.This is intended to release and hold harmless the City of Rancho Cucamonga and it’s elected officials,of-ficers,employees,contractors and agents.I understand that I must be in good health prior to participating in the activity.I understand that serious accidents occasion-ally occur to participants during such an activity,transportation to or from such an activity and during activities incidentaltosuchanactivity.Knowing these risks,I expressly assume those risks and agree that under no circumstances will I,or anyofmyheirsorsuccessorspresentanyclaimoractionagainsttheCityofRanchoCucamonga.Participants permit the taking of photographs of themselves and/or their minor children by the City of Rancho CucamongaduringrecreationactivitiestobeusedinCitypublicationsand/or websites. I HAVE READ THE ABOVE AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I AM GIVING UP IMPORTANT LEGAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT. q Check here if you are submitting proof of residency.q New address? Adult's Name Home Phone Address Daytime Phone City*State Zip Code E-mail Address 5 Doctor's Name Hospital Name Existing Medical Condition 4 3 This information required for registration in Youth Sports Activities ONLY. Visa q Card Number M/C q Cardholder Name Exp.Date Cardholder Signature Child #1 -Ht.Wt. Previous Team Position Played Season Played Child #2 -Ht.Wt. Previous Team Position Played Season Played q Account Credit Participant Information R e g i s t r a t i o n B e g i n s -M a y 2 6 ,2 0 0 9 q I would like to support the R.C.Community Foundation with a donation --$ q I would like to support the R.C.Public Library Foundation with a donation --$ Signature Required Date Register ......On-Line 3Many activities are available on-line with InstantRC. 3visit www.RCpark.com....Fax-In 3Be sure to complete Section 4. 3Fax form to (909)477-2783....Mail-In 3Send registration form at any time. We will begin inputting registrations forms in the computer on May 26th (June 1st -non-residents). 3Mail to: Summer Registration 11200 Base Line Road Rancho Cucamonga,CA 91701...Walk-In 3Lions Center East (Drop Box) 9191 Base Line Road (between Hellman &Beryl) Mon.-Thu.,9a –3p or Goldy Lewis Center/Central Park 11200 Base Line Road (Base Line &Milliken) Mon.-Fri.8a -8p Sat.9a -3p Payment Methods 3Make checks payable to: The City of Rancho Cucamonga 3Credit Card:Mastercard &Visa Refunds/Transfers 3Issued if requested prior to 2nd class meeting. 3Will be notified and issued credit automatically if class is cancelled. 3Credit Card refunds will be issued by credit on your credit card. 3Please allow 2 -3 weeks for processing.General Info 3Registration not accepted at classes. 3$10 non resident fee applies to each activity,unless stated otherwise. 3$10 service charge on all returned checks. 3Activity scholarships are available for residents only,call for require- ments. 3Bring,mail or fax a clear copy of your photo identification plus a current utility bill for proof of residency.For registration questions,please call (909)477-2765. T h e G r a p e v i n e R C p a r k .c o m51 1. 2. 3. 4.5. 6. 7. d b o f g h i j p l q k 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 25.23. 24. 26. 27. 28. 29. 22. 1 23 5 4 6 78 9 1012 13 14 15 16 18 19 17 1.Bear Gulch Park 9094 Arrow Route 2.Beryl Park East/West 6524 Beryl St./6501 Carnelian St. 3.Central Park 11200 Base Line Road 4.Church Street Park 10190 Church St. 5.Coyote Canyon Park* 10987 Terra Vista Pkwy 6.Cucamonga/Demens Trail Rest No.Base Line Rd.to Hillside Rd. 7.Day Creek Park* 12350 Banyan Street 8.Ellena Park 7139 Kenyon Way 9.Etiwanda Creek Community Park 5939 East Avenue 10.Garcia Park 13150 Garcia Dr. 11.Golden Oak Park 9345 Golden Oak Rd. 12.Heritage Community Park* 5546 Beryl Street 13.Hermosa Park* 6787 Hermosa Avenue. 14.Kenyon Park 11481 Kenyon Way 15.Legacy Park 5858 Santa Ynez Pl. PARKSKEYTORECREATIONFACILITIES a.Animal Care &Adoption Ctr. 11780 Arrow Route b.Chaffey Garcia House 7150 Etiwanda Ave. c.City Corporate Yard 9153 9th St. d.City Hall/Police Station 10500 Civic Center Dr. e.Epicenter/Sports Complex 8408 Rochester Ave. f.Fire Station #171 6627 Amethyst g.Fire Station #172 9612 San Bernardino Rd. h.Fire Station #173 12270 Fire House Ct. i.Fire Station #174 11297 Jersey CITY FACILITIES RECREATION SITES 1 Academy of Music 10399 Lemon Ave. 2 Aloha Hula Dance Studio 8637 1/2 Base Line Rd. 3 Alta Loma High Sch. 8880 Base Line Rd. *Color Me Mine 7875 Monticello Ave.,#1015 Victoria Gardens (See “q”on map) 4 Cucamonga Middle School 7611 Hellman Ave. 5 Dance Terrific 7201-1 Archibald Ave. 16.Lions Park 9161 Base Line Rd. 17.Milliken Park* 7699 Milliken Avenue. 18.Mountain View Park 11701 Terra Vista Pkwy 19.Old Town Park 10033 Feron Blvd. 20.Olive Grove Park 13931 Youngs Canyon Rd. 21.Ralph M.Lewis Park 7898 Elm Street 22.Rancho Summit Park 5958 Soledad Way 23.Red Hill Community Park* 7484 Vineyard Avenue. 24.Spruce Ave.Park (Skate Facility) 7730 Spruce Avenue 25.Victoria Arbors Park 7429 Arbor Lane 26.Victoria Groves Park 6840 Fairmont Way 27.Vintage Park 11745 Victoria Park Ln. 28.West Greenway Park 7756 Meadowcrest Ct. 29.Windrows Park 6849 Victoria Park Ln. *Reservable 6 Etiwanda High School 13500 Victoria Ave. 7 Frost Early Education 12860 Banyan St. 8 Los Osos High School 6001 Milliken Ave. 9 Mulberry Early Learning 8435 Archibald Ave. 10 Northtown Community Ctr. 10071 Feron Blvd. 11 Performance 1 Studio 10582 Foothill Blvd.#140 12 Precision Gymnastics 9518 9th St.,Suite B j.Fire Station #175 11108 Banyan k.Fire Station #176 5840 East Ave. l.Goldy S.Lewis Comm.Ctr. James L Brulte Senior Ctr. 11200 Base Line Rd. m.Lions Center East/West 9191/9161 Base Line Rd. n.RC Family Resource Ctr. 9791 Arrow Rte. o.RC Family Sports Ctr/Teen Ctr. 9059 San Bernardino Rd. p.RC Library 7368 Archibald Ave. q.Victoria Gardens Cultural Ctr. Paul A.Biane Library 12505 Cultural Center Dr. *Johnny Rockets 7800 Kew Ave. Victoria Gardens (See “q”on map) Sites outside RC - Center Ice Arena 201 S.Plum,Ontario Claremont McKenna College 890 Columbia Ave.,Claremont Fox Croft Farms 5389 Carpenter Ave.,Chino Ontario Ice Skating Center 225 W.Holt Blvd.,Ontario Whispering Lake Golf Course 525 E.Riverside Dr.,Ontario 13 Rancho Cucamonga High Sch. 11801 Lark Drive 14 Rancho Cucamonga Middle Sch. 10022 Feron Blvd. 15 Terra Vista Elem.Sch. 7497 Mountain View Dr. 16 Universal Martial Arts Ctr. 9879 E.Foothill #E 17 Windrows Elem.Sch. 6855 Victoria Park Ln. 18 KidsArt 6331 Haven Ave,Suite 10 19 The Art Pod Studio. 11996 Jack Benny Dr.